davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
GenarcE CanSioatcn.

Der Gbitrr prS Dcslrstam ,SntstltScntr5'
nil wt6en, paB ! + bcma s u Q +. Giq., pom
Buds 9auntp; ais Der srcomptcns SrlaorrriSsr.
brcitunsss mo SrsibanpsIssG sGanpipat pura unie.
rr @sSnrr in ernrnuunS 9ctra&t wsrpen tpdrtc.
3usGri6r 3eit ersrcift rr bic 0slrBcntsit 3u
trmcrtrn, pab 9e6a GauntY gu Dem Ganrirot Der
Sclfss pber bsI6dBrnorn Sdriifs parttei tsrcf
tist lct-unb brmertt bann fsrnsr. pab Maicr
SenrpG. sr, bic sin,ise Ger.
ion Iri bic sr bitbr nod In SirtiuNuns nit Dem
GUnSub' Unite tatr nsnncn bErcn. @u6 mir bls
trn tiaber nod feline anpre 9rrIrn nrnun bT.
rm. limb Ub Ntai, 2cnSned Il er istnrn gta.
men sctrautsn laBrn piro, rcn rifism bGbsn mir
uns irlbl sbenfahS NOD nidt iiterSrust.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Gin patcr mS 5nbn crtrunrcn.

am atrnO pcm 8rtitls. rem itttn Suni sr
trant ein Nann, glamsns l6usb Ntcnerirf uut
isn ctwa s Sabre alter Srtn in snsm Dame q
YbTnrpiqe. Batter unO Scbn battrn liA in eli
teinrs Boot trsetrn, UNI cnen Slumtamm ter
aus Su bclen, wstdrr li6 auf Der gruii brs Dam
mrs Der 9bSnir GIcn.G Gcmpanic ftnssirBt bate
Sie fubrcn rtrpa ,re Drittbcilc brr gRrite ite
ben Damn, unscfetr 100 garO Cbrrbalt bn
Srult relrItrn uno nabmrn rlnn bic Rihtunr
na6 Der Strlle. no Der Saumitamm Ing; ro
ater bic Greet eurd bic nsuli6n 8sscn Irbr an.
sei&wUuen unO bic StrSmuns irtr fart MIR, f.
puroen fe nit ib,em Beet ltsr bic Srul rsl
Dnmmrs bnuntsr scriIcn ibr Scct wurr,
Ssrtriimmsrt unc iie rrtrnnfen in rrn brauIrupr
gBcssn. IS war nismanp icnR ,usrgrn su bn
3cit ausscnCmmen Elm Wann. melfsr iitrr biz
8ubtride untcrtalt etr Sruf rss Dlmmss siCnp
atsr sr mar nidt i'm Stlnrs ZEN llnslidlihsn ir
9enp ctnt9e SiIe Su Ieiilcn. Nl6 cmiaem Nat
iuhen wurcen lire Vei6nams srl siniss Gage mad
pem un9liid lufgrIunpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
100 ourc, 3rcnnHuiS.

gIm Srriarn Tirnitas attnp, nm rtra 9 tltr,
purr rim tcinre stma II Sabre oItcs Mdrden,
Ramtns Salunua @nbarr, 3Cttsr rcS @srr8
8rborp, rm6 pas llmiiiirSsn rinr Gluiclamre
III GUre sctrannt. SIR Batter, wrItr 3trrtal'
ter 1T an rsr Neu: Sclidno 9mnrrttiirnec, unas'
irbr srei Wrilcn Scn 2anraitrr. bate i6 gu Srt'
te trsrtsn. murrs ater mad GINGER 3eit rm6 bds
Iluts Nnghsri6rri lrinr Sr6ter sswrdt. alrin
tS par Su ipit, UNI ibr Sstsn rrttsn gu frnnrn.-
Sie mar 10 ihrcdIi6 pntranrt RAP fe am fcl'
Jsnpsn Wi.twc@, na6rsm fie britiss SGmsr3en
luSseRanpsn bate, ibrcn @'sia austauttc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Dcraiftuna.

gls 9aeib Granger pcn llnirn Sauni6ir,
Brrts Gaunty, am porIrbtrn SCnntas pen rsr
8ute bcimsctctrt mar, icste CT ft nit isinsr
5anlie ,u elmer WablJ it nlrrr. Sr. B0nser,
irine 5rau uno sin &nats. msI6s Gofts srtrun>
fen batten srtrnuttrn aIsidb paraui 70 btfts. pob
Die NGtfe rcr DcttrrCn Wldp uno 3ptas in gns
ipru6 scncmmrn mcrrrn mufts, wrlGe Zen &ron'
fen arsiancts G'rNcnmittrI satrn urp iie earura
ltlrr @sfabr rrttUtcn. Tie llctriscn, msltt tris
uen Gaffee estrunfrn botsn ntrOnttcn nitt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
SaI3 in 1Oiscenlin.

Cine Ihcn Ianss sntredir, otrr tittr rt9rn
t9rcr anItsirsrrm @crinaitiaisfeit prrradIGiiisfs
SaI,ausIlr auf rr Sourrfi spn fr. Suse tst
lEbtrwater in siclsm StnGts ipl nab Dem llr'
ttCie siRss tiihtSrn GcrIrscn mittrIit swsdmd'
Bisen Srbrsns ju rinr rabrifeinIih msriGtp'
fIlGrn Sal;auClIe fitun tiirFsn. Dian bat Hs
rsts nit cen nStbissn 8oraTbsirn t,Scnnsn uHp
erparisn guttn Griclg.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
I1INro Nurd, Dcraiftuna.

Sn RappabannOd Gaunty, Sirsinicn, 6rrfftt
am ccrlrstcn Scnnerltase grrgs 9Iufrrgune, in
6cl9c cinrs Der trutaIien 0iOrpe, Der jcmals bic
NlsnIhbeIt lhdnerte. 9rrleIbs purfe Su g4a.
i4instrn, In Nappatauncf Gauntg. am crmS6ns
ten Gage Srriitt, uno aus rsm 3eusniie pcr Ter
9crcnerss 9urY rrsatsn ii6 fpIssncr 5batIdtrn /:
Die 5vau pen 9amss 8. ScbnIpn, zines rrpet.
tlblsn permGgcnprn Nidnnss, prse pom prmIel
ben iitsrrsprt sin 9las &imcnare ju trntrn, wsls
DIES CT fir fe tcrctrt batte. Sie rerIu6tr IS unb
ia8te Su ttm es st bitter sr lastr rdnn, CT bit.
te NIce, btnsin9ctban, anp es irt ,,sut fir ibrr
@sIunpbcit." Sir trant rs mp rr brRira bann
irin 9isrp unb ritt fort. .Rurse 3ett na6brr srz
rrste tbr SGrsim bic Aufmsrfiamtcit Ginger Ger.
iCnen in Der glahtarl4ait, bic lit nadb rsm plate
br9aben, aber rt mar ihUn 3u ipdt. Der tGsts
IiGe Strff bate Iein sBcrt sstban fie nart fat
uu9mtIidH6. SUtnipu purrr am rarauifclsen.
ben Samiiass prbaftst unO ins @siGngni6 ae>
traft, ater bic glufrcsuns mar 70 srpe, on6 man
cs beinahc oils unmSsI4 aniat irtns 9inri6tuna
ouf nsm 5esse rrr fpn4' SuRiB, AM onprn Gage
81 rrrbiittn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
a@.Sn Wuffalo mari6lrtr pcrin, gEctr rinr

S@'S Sn Buffalo maribirtr pcrtst gGots cinr
lauar 9rcjrliicn pen arbeitrrn ourd bic StrpBcu
Der Statt nit BEN Brrten ,,Srpo rbr gr.
tet !" auf ten 5abnsn. gIu4 in Der Staot
Gbicaac inb 5auienpr nuBrr arbst. Die Startz
pGtrr batrn 6ffsntli6c Qrteitsn traonnrn, rOIrItI
bic Nrtctsr 2 Gage in Der gBp6s, gu so Gents
per Tag, artsiten birfen.
BS- Gs fnb bisS bed f6Enr trmctratife
Ssitcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
(9inatfanet.l
Butter uno ole Suttcr. prriet.


Strrcn Orudtr:' gSir iA rIatrtH 6as
&c, 70 lino bic grbritrr 70 rrir SirIe @nbsrs ppn
Ginwptnrr @urrrr Stafi, idrrr grtnrt, purh bic
bobrn Yre6s Die ie jrst npd fir lbrsn Butter be.
;ablrn mGeen. 9Se i6 setitaneCn babe, Iino bic
prdBe ned Is Gents pas 9funp, mU u nur 0
unp 10 Gents in 9bilarsIptia prrib IN. g4as
Die grrdnfen Der !6anrltr linb, has la6e Id, pd-
bin ssisllt istn uup rsnn err S4aHmdnn ibnen
wlis fisie Yrribsn tsjabli ramii babe ih aud
niGts ju tbun-aubSr e0b mir 80 I6sini ais nd
re csrlelts eapur6 ctwdS ltrsHg Sstatt-inut m6ts
ts i6 Guh fraSsn 9Rllrpt en Nann unteriiiBt
pSrrsn. psun IT ben Seutrn rGhCntlld autrn fri.
Ihm Butter on ben rs6tsn pretbsn atlrfnn ritz
ee Das bries, wenn IT einrn DIT ttnmmtt
nitric, mo rr ibn irrs 98c6r sinmal abjuIitfern
li6 prrpfli6tCte .-gebrn Sic mir Cure Diets
nung tariiber, pslIrtt fam Gin S9cS 9ttrcfrn
petprn, um brm Nrbstsr tinrn mandrn Gent ju
Iparsn, fiir ben rr ft bart Flagen mue.
Rin nadecnFer.
OF Stise GinIsntung mar i6rn fir unftFe
lrbtr 3eitung ttltimmt, lit uns atrr iar jrns 9lr0.
Sl Ipdt our 5anp grfcmmsn. Guf pns SrludeH,
unirre Msinung in SrJug auf Gbise Sa6s psT.
abIclssn ;u Iabsn, temerfcn mir, pbne bab mir
hinil6tif CtiSsr pVsibr irssnb tipas 81 la9sa
babsn, Oab mir iittrCust iinO, pae nod isps 9Ess
DE In bieIer Stapi Sunpnte Scn gfunon u
putauit meTbm IGnntr, prua
CT nur Su frbalten Rlrt--unp 20 1T paber unItr
@spants. bab mean bu ,,RaGpmt,r" ssboGttS
8tlGGft untsrrtmn,t, rdbsIbe ibn gun; ippbt fdr
icirt glabs ,rttjotlrr ptrp,"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

nay 9a Soriasr, Sbju. brn6te RuIes q.
SrAarS eint 8ritiIt&e Sla9e ssssn gDcrceller
SiB wegsn SinEs tGlcn 6uness, Der cine gn,abl
S6aafr SrriBm bate. gia6prm bic Sadie lanae
vcn elmer Oatttsfguns jur anbsn acldbIrvvt
mar, srbirIt Der SIiscr 60 3balsr ais Sddeen,
sras, HE llnfOlsn attr ttIitjn ltG auf etwn
100 3taEr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
i7acl,abmtInaer,crt5.

gBS6rmO Der IrBten Sisuns trr sc1rbsrtcnSm
SeriammIun9 res StdatsS Rsp. 2jcrt birlten bic
Mit8Iicper terislten tdsIihe MOrgsnanoaGtn i'm
Capitol. Sn rcricIbcn SsrIanmIuns ces Staas
trs Nainr pflr9trn bic Nitsisrsr icrrn Mcrorr
Sa stnem 8rmetni4aitIifcn Rr8cnSrlmo ,ulam.
men ~ femmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

TSn Irp gcrt Staat nimmt tle adrr,
baucHoe SsgtItcrung tmmcr mrbr as, witrenp
bic ilaptii6e ScrS.fsrung Sunimmt. i3i6lt man
bic ginwotncr alcr StiOts uno StiNt6rn, rrldr
Utcr 5000 Gjnwebner baten, ,uiImmrn, 70 MAIDEN
fie itcn Hcbr ntS bic 9llits err 9ln,cn gtyTltc,
rama prs Stdats aus,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
(NpIer.
Ocfabrlid,Cs IlnaIilf.

Scrlestm 8rsttuN. srsisnets Fa Elm llnslid
auf Dem Canal tet ShupItiH Sapcn, S6uyItil
Gauntp. Go pcate rGmld gsrr Daily, rrr
Gapitin bcS Socrs "2dbp 8canna," ron
0tcacins, Hsm 2auf icnrS Scrtet, aIs ts rincm
bsrattOmmcnosn tsIarrren Boot trgsantte, Gin.
talt tbun, inprm or 'pas Ssl an sinsm auf Ter
anrern Srite pss Canals lirgsnrcn ScCtc fritma.
den wpats. rnsidli4rr g4sir iaBtr atrr Der
Strid ien linfss 9tin slsia pbutaIb ben 8n6.
del uno rib alIsS 5siib unO 3r6irn Ills auf ben
Snc6en meg. Der llnslidli6e warb nod an
ndmtiden astHb mad gisabing srbraht unp 70.
sl,i& dr5tlihc SdIfe bcrbrigsrufen. llusca6tet
alIsr G'rfhifdteit bss @r3trs lisltr f6 am leg
ten Nlttpc6 Der Sranb Elm uRo pdS Scn mu6,
te, unb ras 0strn su rrttcn. dtgrhcmmrn wrrrrn.
mas am WttwrA tm6 Or. GtarIrs e. Scff,
man stf6ab, mil SGIfe rrr Dcttcrsn JsrGy, Sra.
rsr uno sem. 8. Srffman. Der rrfh6pftr 3us
ltanb uno bas Glitter bts Srn. Daily, Iisb atsr
peniS SCfnuns fir itine Birbcrsrnsiuns unb or.
fctste Isin Sco in letter 6reitas NaGt. .-(2tptrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

Bs- Bas gBaEcr rp GatJIHs in llIab but i.
ncn srS6erm GaIsscbaIt aIS SrrwaRu. 3wei
Quart gBaifcr Iisfrn sins pint SaS. Sttiniaf3
wirp in 9roesn Suanttaitn in ttna&tatsn Sa.
stIn 9efl npen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
D@-Gin enti&lciinrr Mann, wcI6er iC un.

h9rGtn eti6IciIrnrr Dram, rrI6sr 70 I'm.
9liidIiH mar zine rrabrr 9untipps 3ur 5fdu ,u
batsn, rte lbm Ien 0eten Ssrbittrte, wurre sinl
in rinem Dalrr pur6 cine ssIstnlcrurtiae gri&ri.
nun9 an9sbaIisn. 5aIte mid n6t auf rirf Der
sspldatc gtsmann, tilt pu Gin Rnf6 nit S5ldIb
uno SIut, 70 acbs mir aus prm gRsge unC l'iIr
mid writsr paIircn, til ru atrr Der 5eufeI 10
tcmm' nit mir gum gia6teiirn, rtnn i'd BABE bri'
ne SGwelfr sur 5rau ! Sb nun Der 8dutrr bic
llnrrIGrcdenbrt Res NannsS fiir6tsts. Upsr hes
bSIsn gBdtts rsgsn ibn trmilricrtt, furS, sr lisB
ibn pailtrrn, neil rr aud gum Ndttrlrn In fol-.
der @rI,qi&aft rrsnig eult ipiirte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-07

OaHcal nit i'm 1T melt g,6Ber ais Der irSeno
elmer auoeren gtatiDn, Splulen nldt au6BsnDm~
men, unlere Burger lteben in td3llHem ud0
au89eOebntem perlSnlidem 8erfebr NIT jepem
Tbetle Der Snlel.
Gued in Iethem ieei9en Colonial 3uGfanO 1T
eine 0ettanOt9e Quelle BON llnredt uup Yloge
1Ir Du5 aglertflnlit)e YpLf. @3 lit Ger ein}j9t
Dta3 in Der clOililitteu 4}elt, no Der a~iYif1ulr
IAe Gft1penb1uoeL 9~eoulptt rUtlo, uuO ourh
l}crtrag UIt Guglano linD mir rerpilldtet, clue
6lOtie Ill Der afrttonllWeu &iiIte gu unterb2ls
ten, INK uul uld) Cuba beitIllmte GftQpen=
lGife III arrettycn. Die leBte S0trEitiAteit init
.&ngtan0 iioer DaG Ourhiu1un9sredt mare
ne entltanOen, meun ntdt CUBA Elm W{lrft ftr
ScllUeR pIre. 90 LANCE oteier Wl.tt cfTen
itebt, TT feIne 0cfklun9 iur tie Civilization vi
Glta'o uo0 tur o45 Aulb6ten per Trie5e uottr
Den 01ybarll ben SluptliuBcn in Mfrjfa, De uur
SIrieB ftibreu, Uni Balre llr Den Sflap2nmarft
81 etiaIGe11.
Wtetae &org1nAer Gaben e8 Ger Welt befannt
1eulQd)tt DaB Die y. 81. SET peridleoenen Wes
ieAenbetten @uba auI benz We0e ebrenDufter
Ne9otjot;cp ron Spanlen ;u erian9en luAten.
2BQte @ubd uai2r, 10 milrDe Dies leete uebers
Ulelbiel 0e5 Sf.apenban0el5 an3e1bltdIld) Qu!
c0reu. Q3ir b10el ali unIer Oeblet big ltBt
aui benz 1Ce0e 1eclifen 01ufe8 BON Uyauf1
reid, 9panten uno WGerco ODER III UoiBe pe0
frttp.uWeu Qltte8 zines uuabbdn3l8en Stadtep,
Wie Ger43, ernrrben. OIefcs GerTdbreu nercen
lplr Itel9 etlIbatt:u, weun ntIt lmIltGaD& eth
~tretea, unter D1llen un5 O18 @eIeB Der Stlblt.
sIDaltun9 elnc Abmetd]u nB non pleIen 0cHa0s
IaBgn 8ebletet.
@uHa beberridt Die Witn0un8 BEG WfliliIe
lifpl un0 Den Iiet3 3Aaepnlenoen Qancei aus
DEM DE 01iIte Dec St1lIen per Union III ilG
lQLteBenCeu Oebiete DIeIe5 Stroale6. go
lau8e &uta elmer letnen au8wdrtt3en Wadt
BeD0rt, 1T pjelec 6atoel i'll G1uc zines &tle.
8e8 roI.8er 3trlt0run8 au8geleBt ulp III Sets
len oe5 UrteDe10 lit CT BIG IePt Hnter T~ortpI9s
reuben acknowledgement.
GD1breu0 Der 8eiig &uba'8 iUG Die .. ct.
zen gr1Bter WlttiBfelt mare, 1T ee f0r Spanletl
DerbattaiBu'dBB uapl4liJ. Gbenlo mar eS mil
,vrQutre;D uUO GouIlIlna, ais Ger gr0Ee 3(lpC>
leon uN5 0iele3 aotIdt. So eIferlihtI3 er in
BetEciI per 9(ltlUaaleDre MD Ger Sntetelien
6ranttejU8 mas, .io tapelte i'm bod J~teuano
o1too, oo5 er IoujIiaua 5e8en Ytl0entidapl3ul9
abtrat.
Die Oei3utli1f felt, wei0e oen irijberen See
Jo;iltjo5eH tibet Oleieu We8eait4uo 0sssDel
purOe u1D pte grO5e Betplui3adg; Die dur 81
ceyAuu3 DteiFa 3Uedt6 u0lptB ltta miro, MACS
e9 Aol4i5, paB t9 ole 8an5e 0lde Oen Son:
CRETE I~0rl2Bie, cDe 10 lh eIlen we!terell 8er-
luA 5ur GtufuetuHJ Ter }te9otlltloden MAGE
4luD loilte man nIip nit ceH Wtnteln au8Itat
ten, uA SPaaIcl eine 3aQIuu8 5u ma1cu, 10:
bal0 0er Esrtra8 8e5e'4ne; 1T, oPue por9er Dtt
Qualification pee Gen1tc8 ab5Gmatten. GiHgu
a9ullbsn UOyinta8 ma1te StIIe,loo rcr Denj
2Latlufe &ouifMna'a un0 Bolt p0r ccr &yIper-
bua8 UDu msrcanlldem 0ebiele.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-07
baltimore lOt(kfr.
155lrnore. Dep Z. Oesember 1853

re 9a8 TeutIletDn muR Dente iDe9eu
Der SOtI9ait wegtlet6en, waS llnitre SeIef 'lt0
Qeiertnnea geidGigf1 entiGalOi9eH tu0lleA.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-07

oen enlpieble i'd ciueu Git, wrrnad, pcnn Elm
&errttorInm feline Nufnabme wiulAt, Der Prds
l'oent elnen Genius palel6lt aufnebmen loIlsn
uno, fails oerlelbe Die in Der @n9lilbbta rOr9e'
ld)rtebene sSclfe5abl er9ibt, pa8 Sclf oes Ger
ritorinm8 5ur Niloung e,ner StaatasG %rnitlus
tim autcriliren iol. 6erner Bite i) uni cine
@eicUerwiui9uug, Die DEN Braiioeuten in ben
5tauo )eet, einen Genius rrln SQlft BON &ao,
IaS al I5unebmen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-18

ton Of thesoonomy and efficiency Of Rsilroad DeEss1 81
uent--to say nothing Of higher questions.
The President Of Virginia ROsd EFitess - -4----
This Company has run no Sunday trains for thu
last fifteen years IhaTe heenths President during
that hme and ny Observation teaches me that Sabs
bath keeping has been equally as saluisry to The ~
interests Of the Company as ithas been to thsoras
Of its employees. Il is ny judgment, without going
into De. oil that sound discipline can be mantainsd
BY any Railroad Company which desecrsfss thssab
bath"
The President of Company in Illinois writes:
Il an 50 well satisfied from ny oWu observation
FOR years as Director Of Railroad Boards n
the Pseaary loss from the running Of Sunday trains
that had no other motive than proht should
run them on any part Of that day"
The President Ofa New York road says
lam happy to inform yOu that this Company has
never run any Sunday trains; it being stipulated n
the Orgins prospectus 10 obtain subscriDtions haa
none should be run Sunday trains ars unnecessary.
aud the day Of rest absolutely essential TO the en-
Floyees as well machinery, were the dag nos
commanded to be kept holy"
The President Of Railroad in Indiana writes
sour Board took the ground, from the outset that
no trains should be run on the Sabbalh, except ia
/ cases Of great urgency. The first year or tW0 We
found it necessary occasionally during the hog kills
ing season to trains on the Sabbath to get the
pens clear, when the hogs we're suffering from the
ORg detention without water and food. This az the
Z
but after practising it for two three winters,
found BY adopting suitable mode Of contracting 70
carry live stock could avoid the tendency 70 as
cumulae on the ine and for the last two years have
been able 10 get Them forward much more saiisfac-
torily BY eOn6ning our work strictly to six days.
"The effect upon our men is good Our engines
lay over on the Sabbath at points where the eBgi-
neers and 6remen be with their families, aud
have access to place Of worship; and there have
been within the last year many conversions among
them.
Il am satisfied that if the mansgsrs Of q Railroad
we're influenced BY no higher motive than gain, il
[ would pay 10 stop their trains on the sabbath.
know that we have better class Of men 20 cur
engines and conduct raias than We could have II
We required them to work on the Sabbath
'.The effect Of the introduction Of Railroads has
been to lessen much Sunday trayeling F5rIhelast
twenty-five years. have eeen in the habit Of cross
ing the mountains al least twice year. Fifteen or
twenty years since when the travel was nearly a By
steamboats, and stages, think at least 80 per cent
oftraveler including professors Of religion, travelled
on the Sabbath between this region and new fork-
Now do not think thai ten per cent, probably net
over i've per cent Of the travellers the SANG direc
tion travel on the Sabbath"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-18
PEyysYLVANIA RAILROAD.


ftszst -. ee.s--c zsi.--
FFyIE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States y con
tuous Railway direct. This road also connects az tDug
vit daily lines al ports the Western Rivers
d at Cleveland Sanduy with steamers % all ports on the
hvestern lakes making the most direct, cheapest ana Telt-
r1s by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
nat Vest. - .-,,
RITES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITISBUHd.
FIRST CLAss-Boos, Shoes Dry Goods lin -5s rer IOOB
lpxes) FUrs, Feathers, &c,
sFrosD CLAss-Books ard Stationary Dry GO- Nor lQ0H
,iyods Cn lales,) Hardware Leather, &c, }
TmRp ClAss.-Anvils, Baggug, Bacon and "a, rr 1OOH
Pork lie iulE) Hemp, &c, }
CLAss-COdce, Fish. Bacon, and forA
ipackcd) Lard and LardON,
FIour-7Jcts per lbl. until further notice
tirain-35cts. per lOO lbs, until further notice ,
COtonS2 per bale not exceeding SOU lbs weight until luI
ther notice. -. . ,,,,.,,,-,t.
~ In shipping from any point East Of Phadepha
- Particular 10 marx package .CiI. thIdethfG Itatrodq
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad al PAaa
pha or Psburg will BE- forwarded without detention
FFF1GHr AGEgrs-Ilarrs Wormley & Co., Memphis Tenn
r Sa s- & Co.. St. Louis = s. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana: Dumcuil, Bell and Murdock, aud Carter & eWett
Louisville Ky; c. Meldrun, Madison, Indiana sprsnar
q Brown and Irwin g. Co.. CINCINNATI, n W GT' & Co-
Zspeyi.c. Ohio; & Co., No - hy street, Boston
Lei & Co. As0r House, N.g York No. l. W lillian street
and No battery Place New 1rS; E. J. sneeder -
Nsrry 4 Ko1ns Baltimore; Geo c. tranclscu Pltts9nE.
H. Il. HOUSTON, General tgcigtt 4ge7ts FA't q
II. J. LOMBAEBT, SHp'f,, AFoOad, fe''1'
april, '5---u
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IN CHANCERY AT LEWISBURG, TENN.
JULY RULES, 1858

Niles Ball and wife Mary A., John C. Rogers and others.
T appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk and MASTER from
the alterations in the compliments bill that the defendants
f6n q Eo|ers William Rogers, David Rogers Jackson Rogers
eorre Rogers Richard Rogers, Ptman Rogers George Glenn
aud wife Melissa Glenn, John King, William King, and Martha
Kn are pop-resden Of the state Of Tennessee, that the
ordinary process law cannot be served them 1t IS there
fore ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Nashville Weekly Union and American, newspaper pub
sed in the city Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said John
q R and each Of other defendants named
near At The next term the Chancery Lewsurg, held at
tbe ort IN the town Of LeWburg, the Wednesday after
r third Monday in August and plead deur to
t oaiuauts' b or viii be confessed
IN them and set down hearing eyparte Of said
Court. - --
A trre cg,y- Z. X. KERCHEVAL,
iy13-W4W Clerk and Master.
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Taking The security OF submarine cables when
properly laid into account. they preferable on
long routes to the ordinary line, except when
through country particularly favorable. The cost
is greater but not beyond the limit Of good dlvl-
dends It is estimated that a telegraph could be
put round The world at a cost in round numbers Of
i've hundred dollars a mile, or twelve and half
millions Of dollars for the whole which is about
One-third of the cost Of the Erie Railroad II Is
therefore obvious that the Atlantic cable viii be ere
long but one division Of the electric band that shall
girl The alobe.
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Total length Of telegraph lines, ls5s soeoe
The number Of messages passing over all lines IN
the United States is estimated at 4,OOO,OOO per
annum.
Until the year 1850 the submarine cable was
practically unknown. In this year the hrst SUP
marine cable was laid from Dover, England, 10
Calais France The cable was tWehty-iour miles
long and has since been in operation With one IN
terruptou with ccn pee success. Since that period
the following submarine liaes have been laid and
ale now in operation =
RecaDiiult;oa Of TIE Erissig Liss Of Submarine zsS
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,


Thomas A. Hobbs, administrator Of Priscilla Burgess and others
&c pI1te.
the Office Of the CLERK anil Master Of the county court at
Nashville the 25h day Of june ls5s, motion OF com
1siusnt counsel in the above and appearing to the
satisfaction the Clerk and Meer that the following parties TO
tbe above cause Elizabeth Slack and William Slack are
onasdeus OF Tennessee and therefore the Ord
nary process Of this court annet be served upon em it is there
FORE ordered Clerk and Master that publication be male Tor
four weeks in succession in the Nashville onion and Asercaa
newspaper published in city Of Nashville, requiring the said
endut appear the term Of the county court to be
holden for the county Davidson the house thereof in
lie rjty Of Nashville the first Monday in August next then
answer said bill viii be taken for confessed to them
and set down for hearing ate Said petition being for the sale
Of negro TO nav debts of estate. +. Il. CHEATHAM,
ie9f- rsvy mrs fee SIS Clerk and Master.
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RajIroad, ANA The sabbath. .

The Sabbath Committee, says the New YOrk Jour
nal Of Commerce, have opened correspondence with
large number of the Presidents Of Railroads, in
connection with the distribution CT their valuable
doeuneut on Railroads and the Sabbath. We have
been permitted to make the following extracts from
letters at the Office Of the Committee. They have
direct and practical bearing on the important quss
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g1asbdiIIe 0Irim aa6 AmtrIfan.
: LINES Or LEss CONSTITUTE a souARE.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

EENENAILh AT FAAHHeA-A-
Opesouare one year s3O-Bach additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged fer the excess.
u tbs WEEKLY.
% DOrLR square for the first, and FIFTY cErs for each
AdTerssens published both the Daily and Weekly, vii
be ched he fu day rates With onehaf the weekly rates
added
7rasisut Advsriseass must b paid FOR ' he time g
iHserfi0a
To Correspondent
will great deal Of unnecessary Houole u oer
Always vs tie date post oce county, and state IN the body
Of yourletter.
II you wish the paper changed from Office to another give
both ices in full.
II you write business and on other matters write On separate
sheets Of paper. or different leaves OF one sheet
Letters communications solicited upon an ae acts ana
subjects may be Of information interest to the public
Anon ymos Of whatever character VIII receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only one side OF ne paper
We cannot undertake return rel cted communications
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tl.s-