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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Sic aanids SSabG.
Scribtc pon gcapenmortb uno
Kitapoc.

GeaSenwcrtt, 2. Nus. Die 8nGt in
Seius auf bic gnnabms roer Srrwrrfun9 Der 70
pst tCiprutenen 9ercmptcn Contribution, rrir
Our6 rcn Gcn9rc6 pcrgci6ristsn. fano ss1srn
itatt.-Oie otseaetene Stimme ii Die ilartfe bic
nod jr in oieier Gitp rinscsetm wurbr. - Die
Stimmsn Stanpen mis folst:
Sir bic Grnlituticn 139
@rsrn Die Gcnitttutirn 1910
3u &idapcc murbm 90 Stnmrn fir bic
GCnititutirn unO So rascsen einaescten. - @n
rieIen Smei gSdblpldBen fanrsn feline trIcnpere
llnruben ppsr StUrunSsn 1att.
Spdter.
2eaocnwprtb 3. 9Iug. - Die Srrfte
nrn Der gRab .cinen ein ifarfcs Me1Itot opaeu Die
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

BS~Sin ttel teriitttsIsr Serl, NamsnS Soips
Ter, teOrctte neulid feds 9irser BON 8renbam
Bli6n9tcn Gaunt9, Geras, wcrauf Iie iih gut
nit gRafCn periabcn, 5pwICr aufiu6ten, np ibn
bu1t16li1 nit Gu9eln curfGhntcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
E { d d DdtriDt.

a6s- Sn btr Setunntma&uns bes Bei6cnturs
Saunfdip Shultcarbs, batten fi6 lestr 0rde
etui9e bsbsuttnee 6etIcr sinsrIGli6eu. Delette
itno absr nun trrtdtist rorbsn. unO baber belize
be man bic GnIeise bon btrlcr @cfe ju lcicn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Gin paTrne

Gin pa6rneer Toaf sur rcd5tcn 5cit.
Sn Berlin, 3D., bra6tc am 4. Suit !or. Sal,
Ga9ber fclacnren Sctsemdben Gooit aus Den
Damen NGsen ibre 2u9cnosn iib austreitrn
ME ibre Scoops unb 5ebIer tIsner wrrpen mic ib'
re 6iite.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

B&-Gin 9rspigcr, 9ilmens Yrsaon g. Cur.
Isp, in Strsjnten, ii wescn Der grmorOuns itiner
5rau gum SUps pcrurtbsilt wcrben. Gr fol- auf
ben 17tsn nd4len Ssptemter sstanst ptrNen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

BB-Gin iunser OcutIar, Namens 8. ..
S6psife, Der in Savanna, Georsisn, sinsn StCbr
tielt, pnbe in Der porleBten DcnnuIns Na6t
srmprost uno Iein Stebr ouS9rplUnpnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

HEHr Scnit Idejnt rs cine 8rtpibbFit Iu IeIn,
baB jrncr I6Gnblids S6winrsG pur6 pas Bolt
isIti, niccrrseitimmt pcrpen IL. gSas pirb Der
nG6ie Setrus ien, ben bic QCto SOTO Buchanan
Aemniitroticn in Se,u9 auf icnrS unsIidI6e
3erritcrium lpielrn tpirb 2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Eine aIte 5cituna.

Der "gtswpCrt Wsrcury" bat baS EunberIle
Sabr Iejnes SeileGens Soqrnbrt. Gr wuror ron
Same5 5rdnflin, bcm 9rubrr BON Benjamin
5ranfIin, am t2tsn Sum- 1888 9rarunprt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

5euer.-Set rinsm 5euer prI6rs am 6ten
Gu9uf gu Mdn6rilsr. New. 6am1hirc. aattfanp
trannte aud Der Staa BON 5il unb Gbenep
niebsr, wCrin f& 26 YferNr tefnben, welfe ale
ibren COB in bcr Slaumrn fanpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

H9~ Der gGcrtb Der @rpberen reI6c i'm 9ieus
2Jcrt Nartt wGbrcnp her Sabrsjcit pom 12tcn
Stunt bis 3trn SuIt Srrtauit wmprn, wtrb auf
100000 9elddgt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
y Scrbeiratbct:
(GinesfanNt curb ben G5rw. 6ubl

I0Ih9tTaHVI VUEW VVN 9VFlp. NUNHe.J
gIm 1itcn ausuit, Sr. ausuf Saseman, nit
Wib 2ucp ann Riibner, beipe ron Der Ss6a g8aI'
iertaft, Carbon @aunts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
~ q arffberibfe.
preiie in 2sllentaun ann Oieuffao
SrpDlDfet, SSbr 2eibenbe I

ertstt Gaa. Str I'm Bette Giesenbs Srippsl
Or. 2eRtaS' Senetian 0inrmrnt fam nun rrbal-
ten meresn !-DabIte pro parrautirt @brcnt>
ife Hbeumatism, Gclir, Srampf, Sdnitttpunoen
nN S6m'r5en aller art fcsIsi6 su turirrn-cbsr
feline SeJdbIuns. 0sibet bod ni6t, rrrnn Gu6
au9fnbliflt6 9tRclfsn perben Fam !-grris 25
unp so Gents.-DrpUt, Sc Gpltlanbt Stra6s,
grupprf.
e1e- @tenfalls ;u bdten trl 6sd, @ut6 uno
9sltri9, In aacntaun, unp bei ben StCbrbaItrn
in esda Gauntp iitr6aupt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Sr1nDfeuer.

Ser iintcrysibuCtc tef6sinist biemit ben Gmpfaua
fc9enoSr SunnlCn. scassirt ourtb vsrfbiepenc ptrs
.0nen. ais Branoitsuer, fdr Strpbsn 8sr, udmlicb
@scrss SGo6, 0B0ltbiustcu, 81 OF
Reuttn DeibSrt, erpbtG, 8 80
5ed 8Ire, &C. TIA
l8m. 9R. Sitter, ernn, IL
0toibon Sahn,nn, ernn, IL on
Glios gutb, Slcrts9DbGitbon, Is 90
Dauio Zimmerman, BSt6cnturs, 10 81
penrp @ermaR, DC. IL 60
IDiHtam Qooms, 6siedbcre, 2 rs
Schn urnsr, SbCr: JRatuneie, l3 62
5chab 6utb, Stt'SBbtitbau, 81 90
Sl2l 90
0eiehiatn tpstte au9efslIt rsdrtn ats gelettcrsn.
uno ocrsn Nnmcn nidt In Der cbiseu eits sntbaltrn
hno, baben bis iStt Etb nidht tGri6tst.
BAL. y. BsuSsr. Saasmstlsra
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
te!naslanet our6 ben ebrp. scfbua $. Rrrl


CGustlauet ourdD zen Gbrp. ScIbua 8. 1err.)
Dim 2. DtsIes, in bider Stabt, 2cuiIu Sartas
rd, @9esattn Ycn Gil 5cifert, uno 9cGtrr bon
Qnttunp unb Marta 9aupenbsrgcr. aft 30 Sabre,
2 ROnote unb IA Gage. Sei brsr Sesrpisuns
am 4trn Drirs, prrei9te Der @trrp. 8. 9. Dsrr,
dbcr ben BON Der ger0Ortrnen lelbl ssipabItsn
Cert, 9tlipprr 1, .. %.
(Giu9eIanoi ourtb pal1cr 8c9ennos.)
glm %. Suit in gmaus. Scnrictta 2ucnSd.
5S6tsrlein BON @ecrae uno Ndra Corr, i'm at'
ter Spn 2 Slbrrn, 8 0icuaten unb 81 Iusrn.
am %. Suit In Gmaus. llrius, SGbnGrn ron
Simon unb Sdrab S6umader, I'M QltCr ron
Sutr uuD Wcraten, trsniscr Elm Sag.
Giuatfnubt ourtb Den @brEp. toerru Sopio Sums.
9lm s. Suti, iu 5owamenline, Sulilnnd, @ats
tin BON Salcmcn g4capsr, in i9rem 26itsn 2cs
tenFjabr.
9m 9. Suli, IN aasn 5aunIdip, Jaydte 9aus
BAD, ait 25 Sdbrcn no ~ Gage.
am IA. Suit etenba1ett. anua Wartd, elm
5Ehtcrhrn prn 0rCnaro uno SIateaa Simrn, I'M
3trn Olenat. ....
(9inocfanSt eurh 9,aitsr IN. II. 6stfrih.)
glm %. Suti. in DER W1cuugie SaunIfip,
an Der Jubr, SObn 8ranttin. Sttndrn pcn Scbn
unb Sarab Anna NtrteI, alt 8 MUnaten unp 2l
Gage.
(Gin9cIanSt)
gm 6ten OirIcs In 9rtbtrbcm, Waria
g8 pde, 1chtrr brs eerlcrbrnrn Gbrm emanuel
Rcnrtbatrr, in einrm AttG prn II Sntrrn, 9
Wcnotrn unb Gaarn. - Sei her Secrrtsuna
ibrsr ueterrcitc prepiste Der Gbrp. 6eu SisIm.
gErbl Ocm, Der in insr Su9enO,
su ors jortcu Ittrs 8ldtb.
Sung pOn Sabrcn, aft pcn 2u9enS,
SeincS ectCnS @ire iitbt,
llno gen 6immct ftcist smrcr
gu Der @n9d Srcureu6cr'
Da oos eieo gu Gicttcs @brsn
@rpi9 un9citGrt lcI wabrCn.
Drum laFt uns Die SbrSurn parcu
limb uns ltbiden ouh nit Stc6,
GoF mir iIti9 mS9sn fabrcn
Die 9cpdnlbts SimmetsrSir,
limb ocs SStens tursc 3sit
GjctCn UNI Die Gpiotcit
GbriltIitb in Dem Serrcn terbCn,
Iesigt cos Simmclrsib srsrtsu. 81.
(@inosionet)
9lm 27Ren Suti in Ncrb .g46eitball SaunIdtfp,
am S6lnsfIu6 uno gGaHerluft moran iie Sab
rsn ~ lciren bate, @atbarin a, cine aebcrs
ne @tcbr, unb Gbssottin Scn gtter zimmerman.
in cem tcben Ilter ron II Sabrsn, Nicndtrn
uno 26 Iaaer.-Sie bntrrlGst einen bstribtsn
@attsn, 8 Jtinprr, So gnfe uno AZ ubrrnfel -
DonneltasS barauf purbs ibre sntieslts i6dlIe un'
ter Srglrtuns rincS 3atlrei&en 2ei6rnssfclscs,
tsilsbcnp aus 5reunben unb Ssfannten. auf ben
@cttssader lei Der Union Stride CUR 9tute sss
bradt, tet tpelhsr @els9enbrit Der gbrp. 8. Dubs
cine trcitrefe Rsbe bcIt. iibsr bic WUrte, auf'
seSe6nst i'm l26acn 9ialm, Ssrs unb 6.
Sis wiro nun Srsuoeu9orbsn Grinssn,
Oenn ibrC Sbrdusniaot 1T aus
G8Glh heller SutGl miro crtlin9su,
lluo ii6cr Son i'm Batter: oaus.-
Sbmcr;eu. Scufrn, eeic, Scb uno br9tsi6sn,
gBirc mu6cn fIicbrn uno prn ibr rpeibsu;
Se miro nun ibrcn 6Sni9 fcben.
Der miro beim Srunnen lie Crfriitbeu.
Die Sbrducu ptn zen au9cn wilhsn;
gBer rpsiS mas icnit nod pirp 9tfbsbcn.
.. @.
IEI, hoo o.L 0Not.;nkN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11


Die frsirn Burger BON 9r6a galmtY-pcn ale
len Pcltttf4en gartteien-speItt ssssn bic itbise
ASmnh hattpn, unb bic @ntebruna Der 9laticr,
ourG ben unnahsietise Seriu6 bsrIslben, bic
SeIaperst 5u srweitern, Seonnsn finb ;-Gas, tpsl-
DE bas Ssrfabren bss Samrs 8u6anan unb felS
ner anbGnST In SeSus auf &anIaS miebillisen
-Nle pisieni9en wel6e bafir linp bic 9tshtsH
Der fretrn NGnner 70 rpie frric Nrbsit purdb enen
S6uB'Sariff ju bsldGBsn limb turS Als tpsl6e
Su @unIten elmer Ns9ieruns linb, psl6s ss niGt
rertre9ert rcer Serna6ldbi9st uus unisrn DRUID
Der isbt auf uns liest ;u trlsi6tsrn-tpie bits
rurG bic se9cnwdrti9r Na6tbabrr srf6rbsn iit--
iino a6tunssSra ein9elabsn elmer Gaunty Ser.
fammlw9 beiSuppnnsn, rslde aui
Sumif"sS hs" IL. 9a"s"fs 1859,
um 10 lltr gCrmittass. am @aftaufe BON g t.
pecn opber, in Srrrlertaun, 9t6a Gaun-
tp, 9etalten rersn Iou, fir ben gnr;wsd Ii6 fiir
ben jrBisen Babltamrf Su rrsaniirsn. unp bic
trten unp wtrtIamfrn Mittel unb gBsss 3u be.
ipreGen, Tim un1ere rrsrbte fflliGe Sreibeiten fir
uns unb unIerc 9tadfcmmrnI6 fsrnnbin Su Ths
rrn,-unb fernGr lid, bariiber su bslprshen auf
wel6r gSetie elm beI6iBenper Sarif am tGlbrlsm
Su ertdlten it-unp weldt MabrsssIn 3u ersrei-
fen iino, pCnah Der 70 I6psre Druid untsr fem
mir jrbt lsipen, psrurIaGt bur6 bic 9id6lGstsfett
crer Srrprrtrnbeit Der irBi9sn Wadtbabsr, pen
uns ab9epenort uno bann psm 2lrbsitrr rpitber
@rbcit unp Srcp, fir f6 unO Die Srinissn. sust-
rsnbrt rsrben fam. Cine Sablrri6e SsiwUbs
nun9 III rrwartCt.
ail8tman @CCb, Solomon Sub, ir.
GbarIrs gB. @fert, G6arles 6. Rcbr,
anbretp 9. Srd, SenrY Smitb.
Sames SO. 6uller, Scbn GultrtIen,
Omen Z. S6retter, 2epi 8raue,
gBitItam @. &iRlsr, Swsn Ntiler,
Saecb Grim, Sciepb SIsin,
9. 8ittsnbcufe, Ssm Grim,
Yster Drummer, @6rabdm Neinbdrb,
Shbenpe Gauutp Committee.
9IuouI1 A 1879
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
Hcrrtid)c 6cIcl,cufc.

unIsrs bsIcnoeren uno YirIgelirtte Srcunte Ron
3rrrlertaun, nGmlth Col. &. $. 9S ei bner unb
Sernepiae U der, lino GierbGrh tendhz
rthtisct, b1B jcne terr!he 8 oreaen, trelde
fs uns aIs @eidsnf iibsrIanOt baten, gliidli6 unb
wpblertaltrn rnsrtrCffen finb-unb ;uglet6 trins
aen mir ibncn bierourh unlrrn ber,inni9iten Oant
fir bieislbeu bar. -Gs il uns unm6gli6 unier
@efiitl Der 6rruSe ;u beItuiten, alS mir pielels
ben ldmmt ben belliegrnren 10 bren Scmcr'
fun9cu erbicltcn - bod 70 wet molten mir setrn
unp oufritttJ tetcnren, bab mir uns nod ME
msbr Itsr sin @ei6cut rrfrrustsn. - Gumal
aus Der uridhe, ble mir Gin beIcnorrrr 6rsuno
picIer Slide lino, uno odnn aud tpiebcr aus elmer
aaoern, prl mir napur6 bic Grfltrung 9emndt
baten, baB aud senannte 6errrn unlrre quite,
parme unp wpblwUurnoe 5reunoe tno.-llnp &c
wtrps nsben allem Osicm sewb iensn loerren
woblgetblu babcn Al lrbcn, init mr6em Qppetit
unp nit wrldcm Dlns3ciiDl unitre sauic 6lmi.
lie oteelbrn pcrIcbrten. - gGir idsen iencn auten
Srsuncen nudmdls unesbuheIten Ddnt bOfiir
uno perlpre6sn iuSleh, rNB icute lits is cine 0es
leJenbcjt oarbictcn, mir fiber bae Compliment crs
tpiebern peroen.
t7ed) Elm gutter Srcune.
4ts uns bas ptise 0Clasnt np6 70 gang Iriid,
Dor Quacn uno i'm Sinne mar, uberilnrte uns
infer gei6iBts 5rcuno uno NI6tar. 6err g8 / 1,
ltam RoOOsrn stctbfaus cine icbr itTne
une brrrIidar Get y flaumen. ipofiir mir ibn
aud nun bier srIuhen unIcrn marmcn Oant an
Sunebmcn.-Sa Der Sblt bic leets rpdr cine ireu'
rsnpUue 92ohe fir uns. limb nun, ldet uus nur
nod bemertsn - tnorm mir niht gu retlGuftia
wcroen mcllen. OlB iol6c Gjeiubls brs gBcbImcle
lens. parauf t5nnen iih ale cti9e 6reunce feii
Serla6rn. BET uns ME in gersc6cnbst serntben.-
Serr Wlctern, in Der SBat Die 9Faumsn waren
berrIi4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11

Sbr @ltCrn, ss 1T pobr,
Der 500 fam nab ~ @u6,
Gu'r Scbu III bct Der Scbtultboar,
9fitbt mebr i'm @rocnrtitb.
Sbr SrUoSr, S6wcitcrn, itbrt pcbl
g2as 9ictb uno Stsrb II III,
Drum (hid't cub rpis cs fin IclT,
limb ltbt bier ais elm 9brit.
Sbr iun9cn 9eute mertrt ouf,
lnc uebm't es rpchl in lht;
8rbt Ntht auf eurcn 2cbtrsluuf.
Ssio auf Oct out uno Bibt.
Sbr bobt 9tItbsn pis cucr 5rsuno,
Su llr9cmah uno Gctb,
Sn @n9i9tcit uno Shmtri 9cipctnt,
Sn turiCm fam Der Sch.
Scrpcbt OILS Inn, fcmmt cub Der 500;
Drum matht cub wcbl beret,
Blnu nibt bcrsitst, erc6 bic Sictb,
Stbtd't cub sir @rui9tSit 3. 9B. 3.
B9~ Stisr SrbetfaQ IN uns Isbts gGC&e er7
la6pem mir terrts sur grcbe sc9dn9sn parrn,
m9eretdt purbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
(SHr Den esao a,otrict.)

Gm 271en 9ul, UNI 8 llbr atentS, In Nicbsrs
NitfcrO 8aunI6p. Ss6a Gauntp, an elmer llrtsrs
cibtsntsiinpung, Sacpb 9 d a II B, i'm Qltsr
BON % Sabrcn, Ncnaten unb 26 3dgrn. Gr
trus feline S6msrSsn wdbrcnb isusr Srantbsit nit
srGbter @eoulp. IT mar Idcn felt 4 Sdbren 2sb.
rG in Der S6rammer Scnntassi6ule. Ssin
16ncllrr Str9an9 (oenn rr mar nur Gage franf)
purbe aa9emcin uno tirf Sefdblt unO tstraurrt
Uun Irinen ,abIrsthen 6reunpcn uno Sefaunten
Sa sr wurpe tief tetraucrt pom ben NebrNrn bic
i'm tanntsn. Seute C5uli 80 tpurbe feline rnts
icette 6tile auf Dem ,3ionsptasr GpttsSader Orr
Sube itersrten, i'm Seicin stnss SabIrsi6sn 2e.
frnacfCl9ss, bet wel6r G'elcsrnbeit Der @trp.
.. gBeiier AM Saufe. Der @brp. s. Sdaub am
@rutr unp Or. 8. 9. 8eBler in Der 8tr6e, lcbr
trSitcnb unO einOrudspOa prebi8ten, Irstrrsr iter
Sos. II, "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-11
t7ed1 Gin outer SrcunN.
GanSiSstCu.

8a6fOlsenbrS ii cine SiIs brr tisbcr onrm'
tfcbIcnen @dnptcaten Der SrCesn ScIts partbe
fur biclrs GauntY, bel Der tcmmenrsn gRabl:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

A Law, was passed on the last day Of the
session Of the late Legislature, authorizing
the Treasurer Of State to redeem all notes
Of tre Seneca County Bank issued to
County Treasurers. The CANAL Bank Of
Cleveland was included in the original bill
but was afterwards stricken out. This is
but simple justice, for many Of the County
Treasurers we're paid their quota OF the
School Fund in Ssnaca Go. money. and
serious consequences which would natu-
rally result from non redemption Of these
funds is very apparent The result would
he a total abandenm Mt OF Common
Schools in a great many counties.
The amount 10 be redeemed is said to
be about $4,000 good portion Of this
sum was redeemed by the State Treasurer
prior TO the passag Of this law, he believ
ing it to be his duty TO do so. and very
correctly we think Cleveland Leader
I6kh
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
Howard Association, PhiladeIphio.

ABsneuoieRt Institution by eRdor-
mentor the relief Of sick aud distrsssed afflicted
DHA VirGisHt and Epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful dea-
Iucuon OF human life, causedby Sexual disease
The deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate VIC
tins OF such diseases by Quacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable
Act worthy OF their name, to open DspensaTy for
ne OF this class OF diseases, in all their
forms, and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 ali who
apply by letter. with description of their
(age, occupation, habits ofiife &c and in cases OF
extreme poverty to furnish Medicines free of charge
the highest Medical skill of the age and will Furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
inc Directors ofthe Association in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases for the
year ending January ls 1885, express the highest sa
tsfacon with the success which has attended The Ia.
bors OF the Consulting Surgeon the cure of
torrh@a, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrh9a,
Gieet syphilis the vice of Onanism or Self-abuse
ing year. ~ ~
The Directors, a review of the past fool assured
that their labors In this sphere of benevolent effort
nave oeen OF great 6eneht to the Afflicted especially
TO the young, and they have reso to oe them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very bu
much dispised cause.
An admirable Report on spcrmatorrhna, or semin
al weakness, the vice OF Onanism Masturbation o,
Selfabuse, and other diseases Of the sexual oTrars
oy inc Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on recept o
IVY IWo STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracti
on the nature and treatment OF %ual Diseases diet
&c., are constantly being published for grautous dis
t1oution, and will DO sent to the afflicted Some Of
lhe new remedies and methods Of Mt
eu curing the last year, are Of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE R.
OALhoUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa
tion, No South Nine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vanta. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. President.
GEORGE FAtRCHILD, Secretary.
April 90, le5e-ly5l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

Eleanor Griffith Samuel Boyle, Administrator OF
Ann Griffith, deceased, William Lytle, Andrew Ly-
tie. ard others. heirs -at-law OF said decedent.
TIME said William Lytle and Andrew Lytle, who
are Don.resdents Of the State Of Ohio, lapd whose
place ofresdence is unknown TO said plaintiH) will
hereby take notice, that the said Eleanor Griffith. did,
on the 18th day of February A. ID. 1858, le in the
Clerk Is Office the Court OF Common Pleas Fairfield
County, Ohio, her certsn petition to forecose GER
tain mortgage, executed by the said Ann Grhith. in
her life time, wit the gath day of February, A.
D. 1885, to said petitioner, upon the following Real
Estate in said County, being part of the Southwest
Quarter OF Section No. 35, Township No. 13, Range
No. 90, oflands sold at Chillicohe, Ohio and bound
ed as folows Beginning at the South East of
links 10 postthence North 81 chains and "a links
to pos-hence East II chains and 10 links to post
at the North East corner Of said Quarter SectiOn,-
thence South 81 chains and "a links to the place be-
ginning, containing 63 acres, more less which said
mortgage executed and delivered the said EI-
amor Ghhith by the said Ann Grifth, 10 secure the
payment ofa certain prOmissory made by said Ann
Griffith In her lifetime, TO wit: thc said 24th
day of February, 1876. payable on the rst DAY of ep
for he sum Of 81 03 with interest from the date there
Of The said Elanor Griffith prays in her said petition
that said mortgage be forecosed that said lands
be appraised and sold In accordance with the proys
ions OF the Statute in such cases made and provided
The said William Lytle and Andrew Lytle non resi-,
dents as Aforesaid, will therefore hereby take notice
that unless they shall appear at the next May Term OF
said Court to be holdenin the City Of Ohio
on the 10th day Of May next and plead or
taken confessed, and decree pass against them ae
cordingiy JOHN y. RAINEY, Ciovk p CP.
p. VAN TRuMP. Attorney fer Plaintiff, -'
April I, 1656-6w4epfS6 rs .,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

Col. BENroN's WlLL.--The will of Col
Benton was opened at Washington on Sun
day to asceitain II any wishes were ex,
pressed by him regarding his funeral. Not
a word was written on that point. II was
drawn in September, just before the sur
Qical operation, which involved the hazard
Of death. was performed. His residence
at Washington is hsaasatned to Mrs.Jone'
and HE R6rSry to Carey Jones, as literary
legatee. The residue Of the estate is dis.
tributed among their children. The exec.
utors are Messrs. William Carey Jones
John @. Fremont, and Richard Taylor Ja'
cob. sons.in.law. Montgomery Blair aud
Phillips Lee, brother.in.law Of Mr.. Blair,
IS friends. 50
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Thc Occan Telegrnph,

The work OF taking in the Atlantic cable was, ac-
cordng to latest adyices proceeding with dispatch
both the Niagara and gamennon, and the whole was
expected to be on board ty the 10th Of May.
Admiralty instructions received Mt Woolwch direct
the necessary preparations to be made for the imme
diate commission OF the paddle wheel steam sloop
Gorgon, to be employed with the Agamemnon In lay
Ing out the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
Captain George W. Preedy, Is made Commander OF
tho Agamemnon.
itisintend cd that the two vessels are to be com
pletey ready by the cad OF may, and shall, before
commencing 20 lay the cable, proceed to sea, and In
rehearsea series OF experiments In paying out and
hauling in, and putt practical test several sugges
uons and appliances that have been proposed by
rious ingenious persons The two ships will then re-
turn TO England and report progress and should the
experiments show that Improvements alteration is
desirable, there will be time to get II effected so as to
enable the expedition to make their final start at the
most favorable time OF the year. ,.lIl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

PEACH PRosPXoTs. are gratifed "a
learn from peach growers East and West
Of the city, that the prospect Of peaches in
the vicinity Of the Lake is now fair fol
from third to half a crop Of this delic'
ious fruit. A full half crop is still prom
ised in the extensive peach orchards o
Messrs. Morse d Houghton on the ST.
Clair Road, as we learn from Mr.. NJ. and
Mr.. Elliott Of the West side informs us
that his trees, and the orchards Of the vi
cini.y, are good for third to half crop
Other fruits promise abuudantly.-Cleve
land Leader, 14th.
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From Venezuela.

NEw YoRK, April 16.-Advices from Caracas to the
3ls "f March state that provisional government had
been inaugurated which had demanded Of the French
Consul tho surrender OF the Monagas family, who had
taken refuge with him.
They were surrendered, and are In confinement. 1t
said that they had deposited at the French Legation
81 200, Din gold.
General Castro had decreed the removal OF all en-
ployees ofthe late Government.
II is said that the American Consul had nailed his
nag over the door of the French Consul In conJunc
tion with that Of SPAIN Denmark and BRAZIL theaten
Ing to haul 1t down and demand his passport II any
attempt made to Monagas then at the ega-
tlon.
There were twenty cases OF yellow fever at the
Marine Hospital this morning from the Susquehanna
The health officers sent her TO the lower quarantine
anchorage to ride out the quarantine probation.
The officers and crew, except so many neces-
sary for ship Keepers have been ordered to take quar-
ters at the q arantine grounds.
Several oftho sick died to-day; the remainder are
doing we'll. y
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NeWs from utnh.

We have news by the last California steamer, from
Utah up TO the middle OF February Matters look
very belligerent, and the aspect OF Affairs has an ON
inous appearance. The Mormons arc making prepa-
Iatons for the spring campaign, and are 10 no way
disposed judging by the of the leaders, to
submit to the United States. Areport on reliable au-
thorty, has II that Bringham Young had furnished
passports TO eight hundred and forty discontOnted
Mormons, who had set out for California. Tho mail
carrier who arrived at Los Angeles fortnight since,
met them four hundred miles from San Bernardno,
rs they were hurryng through.
The San Francisco Herald dsays;--Notwithstanding ing
oil their boastng and bragadoco, we have positive
vices that great destption and want exist at Salt
Lake. The Elders were endeavorng to stir the peo-
pie to produce everything for themselves but their
spirits had gotten to pretty low ebb requiring all the
address and tact of Brigham and the Twelve 10 keep
them to the Mormon grindstone.
Mass meetings have been held In all the various
districts and towns Of Utah. Of the peoples
entire confidence In Brigham Young, and their appro.
val ofhis acts and those OF the Territorial Assembly