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ETATE OF LnTTsiT,INE-.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OrleanB I
Beitremsmbered that 1.-THE 25 July 1851 before me- The
undersigned Justice Of the Peace and Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of ~
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleaug who
ing duly according to law depoge and say the
oregong and true and transcript
from the books Of said Company
Sworn and subscribed before this 25th July 1857
gSlgnedl @. }, HANSON, Secretary,
lsignedl GHAS. d, BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for tie parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest OF
Sig CENT in cash the outstanding certificates profits
to holders thereof their legal
after the "a Monday of August pr0&no also y
dend oforyfve 5 ceu per the earned pre-
ius Of the company for Tia ending the 81 III Of june
1907 for will be issued the 18th September
next and resoye further that after eseryiug MIrON
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates 81 hs
Of the issue Of and seventy Eve DER cent
ofthe issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid holders thereof
OF their legal rep esentatiYes, follows
That Of 1850 Oh and after 10Th OF Auguatnext
That Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next
And 70 per cent 1855 and after 9th Of October next
from which date aintefest thereon will cerrtsa
tent paid.
TH0s. A. ADAMS, President
aIO, JONAS, Vice President,
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas WILSON from Indanola and Galveston
@ ) Payne--lst dist.
Bark ssxouy Pepper 4 days from Boston, Geo Fosdick
Bark Grace Hammond Babony IS days from Boston, TO "
newey-lst dist "a
Brig West Indian Cook 20 New Yo l. Bouduos-
quie Il Phlins--2d dist ~ zs5
schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfonca-BRsin
SchE fhsnomepe, ----, from Tehlnncts--Basin.
Sehr Victoria, Ford from C0yingion--Basin.
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SgIpping aatsIligalyrf,
hAUAA1 Vuly Aoi 4pot
CLEARED YESTERDAY,


Brig q ehnssi Urquhart for Havana,
Brig Taulah, Hansen for Havana, aodsnbow LsspsTrs
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PosRR9T,ABLB AND STATIONARY spEa NJ

No.,
OAh1 SONS Southern Depot for the States of Ionis-
established at No 10 rayer street New Orleans be he
@ VINO Is sole for the above States receiving
snt 20 sixteen every month, of from TO "a horse
me " thes celebrated Engines hich, alter of nine
u upArds al 500 Engines all the the Union
al giving the complete satisfaction N being I'M only
Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALI
SGaaii1h4AEp HEATING SURFACE AND PERFRCTIY ACE
oEsSSlbLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; REQUIRES
pek WorE to them operation special SKIN to set
ss up ana but the smallest proportion Of fue ruD them
Also
constantly in store, Sash saw Mills Strands
IRON frame Corn and Fl0ur Mills; Newell Cotton Sore
s u oe power Carver improved Gin Stands with shaft
W. Fuies Stands, Boxes and os Out completa
me shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins saw and Flour
@ winch can be put 10 operation few after being re-
descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials viii
senU 5 S9 man 20 any address SAM Ell H. GILMAN,
auHl Y =" M. ~ i1ravFF street.. New Orleans
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Thus forming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Route
to all points North.
Passengers rely these beats leaving advertised
This the only Line of Steamers making connexions
at Cairo Hnd-St Louis with the Railroads.
nB@ FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTEFR ROUTE,
with les changes OF ears and handling of baggage.
R@ Information or Through Tickets ~ Steamboat Cairo
OF 81 Louis and thence via Railroad all nonIs North COOP
FOR ONE YEAR-alowiuR the holders stop any point on
the route and resume their journey ct pleasueuay be pro.
cured on application at the
COMPANIES OFFICE
Under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
RJ The only office where Plans Of the Boats Cabins
seen, Staterooms secured and THROUGH TICKETS put.
W. E. REDDING,
al9 u General Agent
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REGULAR PACKETS.
r., 0gU=Ea UNITED STATES TRI- ~
! E7sAsEstlEss5t.sss55a WEEKLY MAIL LINE ~

l6llsgIEtss WEEKLY N All LINE ,llsIrGa q
g. TO VIC KSB Blu R G.. sssssssss5=s5ss,
TUESDAY, at o'clock 7. NJ,
The magnhcentU U. S. Mail packet Capitol Capt Wilson
qnemnei Baton Rouge Pori Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. 10
seph Grand Gulf WaErenton and Eickabnrg EVERY TUES
DAY, at oc ock p II.
Ihe CAPITOL connects at veksbnrg with the steamer o. s.
AID and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ
The magnificent y. s. Mail packet Lucy HOlCOFn be-
Capt ~ H. White in place Of the Yicksbufgj leave tor
ponadsonve Paquemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou
Sara Red River anding Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof
Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warenon, YicksBurg Mill
kens Bend, Lake Providence, Stacks Landing Skipwtb
Landing, Pitchers Point Ashton, Grand Lake Washington
Carolina Landing and Point Werhipgton, EVERY THURS
DAY, at O'Clock p. NJ.
The Lucy HQLCoMBE connects at yicksburg with the
Yazo0 river as high up as Greenwood
SATURDAY, ut o'clock p NJ,
The magnificent " S. Mail packet Alice Vivian, Capt
T. r Leahers u place Of the NAchez will Donald
sonEe Paqnenin Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natches Waterproof Rod
neyi St. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton Ycksbur EV-
cry SATURDAY at o'clock z. NJ.
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects Vicksburg with
the STEINER RANGER and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as hga mp as Greenwood.
Tue msnHOned splendid passenger packets leave
on their days without fall ut the hour appointed All
entrustedto their will be promptly faithfully
attended to.
These boats will be responsible for any OF package
containing money ewey other YAuHbles unless regps
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the values anc
the freight paid any yauable deposited with Ii CLERK
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
Forfraight passage apply on board, or 70
CARROLL, HOLMES 4 CO.,
Union Row, % Carondelet ss,
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ia hhls., landing and Tor sale BY
ALFRED kEARNY.
II Magazine street,
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CONEFOHG,, SIP Fed AND SAFETY
lf5ss3iksE,ssa ST louis CAIRO AND NEW ORLEANS
Asllas3a RAILROAD LINE.--The Ohis and Mississippf
and Illinois Central Railroads having completed their arrange
mehts with che above Line, prepared the
Travelling Public what they have long desired regular
and reliable mode Of conveyance the Mississippi River One
Of the following superior and fast passenger packets will leave
New Orleans EVERY ALTERNATE Day
IMPERIAL. .............,.. Gould, master.
Y IA OF MEMPHIS .kOpntz master.
Mh. ~ MORRISO N.,..,.,. Botnger,
KLAMATH Dix, master.
j. G, SWUN.. .......s......., Jones master
AbECK SCOTT ............. .Swftzer master
A, 4. LACEY ................. Rodney muster
NEW U4SGl4E "a Vandusen MASTER
+titlf1 VI l = smith, master.
Making direct Cairo with the Illinois Cen
and al St Louis with the Ohio Mississippi Railroad for
ST. PAUL,
DUNLFITH,
CHICAGO,
DETROIT.
NIAGARA FALLS
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
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H.P.JANYIER, Secretary.
0REIcN ora THn oREscMNr atUrUAI

z 9NEICD OF WE8E yLtIsDLINI MUIUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
30 96
Amounto Of untermnatsd risks July lst la56 lS959 4b
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sTEAMRoAT pEPARTuREs.
LOWER MIsBIBsIPPI.

-- = : = = : = = :
Leaves on SATURDAY, July "a al p. M.
r. MEMPHIS AND NEW or
lie Bends Tie Hrst class packet steamer I'LL
w. Adams, Capt. 0has II, Marshall will be ready re-.
and viii leave as above Tor rsiht or AMY on
board, OF TO F9s' FF-'
T. H FRFTTGH
Office under tle 1T charles Hotel ,
NThis line cnnnects II Nanoieon ra5inr fnt
the Whteand Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for 81. Louis and far i Snisvlle - -
R-Adams Express carried regularly by this line iy15
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, july Is. at6 o'clock P. NJ.
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7
DEALERS,
1 s. NICHOLSON CO., Uarondeletstreet
SAMU Ell SMITH CO. Corner Campstreet and Commercial
Alley. -
! JUDSON 4 co, Corner Camp and Capas:reets.
/ BROWN. JOHNSTON 4 Co, No. 80 Campstreet,
| BENOIST, SHA W a. CO, No. 81 CRfnpstreet
/ bASh VI CoMhhhUEi JACOB BARKER, Agent,
5.. .s. 4 CornerGampand 3ravierstreett,
THOMAS a. BARK FER, Corner Camp and CSraverstreets
| H. ". CONNER SON, Nc 80 Garondelet street.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
ddtst6ara tbs Course Of empire takes its do(ap.' -


law in case of county roads, and may he dis
continued 10y the concurrent action of the coun-
ty courts of the several counties in which the
same may he situated
Approved March %, 1853.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

AN NT concerning the foreclosure If Mortgages and
amendatory of ChaIaT us OF the Code.
SECTION l. BE it enacted 10y the General
Assembly OF the State of Iowa, that hereafter
no mortgage Of real estate shall be forcclosed
in any other manner than by civil action in
the proper court, Provided, that nothing here
in contained shall be construed to apply of
trust
So. The provisions Of Chapter lls of the
Code, concerning foreclosure OF mortgages by
notice and sale shall still he applicable to
mortgages of personal property.
So. This act shall he in force from and after
its publication in the Iowa Weekly Citizen ana
Iowa State Journal
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Senate.
Approved FEBRUARY 2ith, 1853.
RALPH p LOWE.
Office of Secretary of State, !
Des Moincs, Feb. 24th 1858
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy from the original roll on file in my office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Roetrpu.
The Drnnkard'S S Home.

III Soi't uiICuftdilltl EpH,
Sat u woman wan ard weak,
One small candle made the gloom
More appalling down her cheek
Roll, d the tear drops, for her doom
Was her daily bread to seek
Toiled she with tear and sigh.
Rocking with her shoeless feet
Her sick child, whose wailing cry
Made her palsied pulses beat
Then she sung a lullaby ."
And its burden, - Nought to eat.
Hark upon the oreaking stair
Sounds football CT the sill
Now she hreathcs hasty prayer
That she might be patient still
Patiently her cross to bear,
Meekly do her Masters will.
But her woman's spirit quails
At that staggering step-the door
Rudely opens, reason fails,
And he falls upon the floor;
Deeper woe her heart assails.
Will he never waken more'
STOPPING down To staunch the blood
That from his lips and nostrils burst,
Thronging memories. like food
Come up when she knew hin first
Rich in youth and beauty ere
He had touch Il the cup accursed.
How she watched the diving bed.
Held the weary arms he tossed,
Fighting with the demons dread
That his falling cycSight crossed:
onllektng. an! IN. Wine cup ret -
Save me, Lord, or am lost.
SO her fondest hopes were wrecked;
He who might have served his day,
with his wealth and intellect.
In drunkard's coffin lay.
In pauper's shroud was dccked,
Borne to Pottcr's Field away.
Ere she loves let woman pause
Every woman in our land; '
Love none who despisc our cause,
'Gainst the demon let us band
Only those who keep our laws $685..
Should have woman heart and hand
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
THE
LILY OF THE LAKE.
An Indian Legend of Early Days.
BY MRS. Il. V. CHENEY.

About the year l549, the Lcur de
Roberval bore royal commission
from the great Henry lN. to colonize
the shores of the st. Lawrence, or the
territory of New France as it was cal
led Ivy the early pioneers of the Cana
dian settlement. He brought with
him, it is well known. numerous
train of adventurers whom interest,
ambition, or mere love OF novelty
and enterprise, allurcd TO the savage
shores of the New World. Among
these was a young relative and favor
itc of the Niccroy--an amateur OF arts,
by name Eugene St. Foy. Fortune
had not showcrcd her golden gifts on
him, but he had powerful friends in
courtly circles, and the army-that
path for ambition in the reign of the
wariike Henry--was open to him,
with the assurance of rapid promotion.
But from boyhood Eugene's dreams
were of an artist life; he could not
bind his free will to conventional
forms, nor tame his rowing fancy to
the dull routine Of military tactics.
Already his talents, his handsome per-
son. and his versatile and graceful i'll
tellect, had given him eclat in Parish
an society and he had early won the
heart of a fair young girl, whose
beauty and virtue were the theme ol
every tongue. But ever and anon he
broke from the trammels of society
and with his port.feuiite in his hand
and knapsack on his shoulder, he
wandered on foot through every coun
try of Europe, a whorshipper of nature
at each shrine of grandeur or beauty
and a student of art in the temples o
her ancient glory. When he return
, ed from these long rambles, Madeline
his beloved, would receive him with ;
sad, sweet smile, that seemed to child
I while it welcomed him; and then hi
, heart smote him that he could eve
4 dream of enjoyment apart from he
q sweet presence; yet even as he KISS
! ed away her happy tears, he felt tina
), there was a chord within his hear
e which she had never touched--tha
: dear and lovely as she was, the el
c thusiasm of his soul could find no II
. sponsc in her reserved and less pa
,e sionatc nature.
c. Eugene st. Foy as we have sal'
e. was of the adventurous company
= cavaliers and gentlemen who fo
"A lowed the Viceroy de Roberval acros
to the great western ocean, which W;
\ at that time almost an unknown pat
M \, way to the navigator, 1t was mi
" summer when they left the plcasa
h shores of sunny France; and with q
of last glance which st. Foy cast on q
n n busy mart of commerce, and the d
tant vine-clad hills OF his native Ian
lin the lingering regrets which bound h
is to home and kindred. and to one de;
re, red er than the world beside, all yield
bv to the spirit of romantic adventure a
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

4 IL the various Blanks in general use, such
~ as Deeds, Mortgages, Attachment Bonds,
Title Bonds, Common Bonds, Subp9nas, Writs,
Executions, Notes, Bank Checks. Tax Receipts,
Leases, Clerks Certificates, Articles of Agree
ment, Marriage Certificates, Naturalization
Papers, Bill and Letter Headings, Receipts, &c
Sc Sc, constantly ON hand and for sale, ol
printed at short notice, by
HILDRETH & CARVER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
H1LDRETH & CARVER,
General Land Agents.

ST CHARLES CITY, FLOYD co ,..... IOWA,
VIII attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &c. Town Lots bought
and sold, money loaned, and the business of
convcyancing and payment of Taxes promptly
attended to. Friends at the East, as well us in
this State, are requested to make application
to our agency. Satisfactory references given
if required.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Dress Making.

MISS NJ. X. BLISS respectfully announ.
M ces to the ladies of st. Charles City and
vicinity, that she is prepared to make dresses
in the most desirable styles and according to
the most approved systems Of fitting fartic-
ular attention paid to furnishing patterns.
Rooms on Mill street, over DIR. Cortright S
Drug Store.
st. Charles City, March 0, 1858, %
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Town Property for Sale,

vJNOWN LOTS for sale in st. Charles, Mitch
ell, Usage, Rockford, Mason City, Shell
Rock Falls and other places. on the most IA
yorable terms, by HILDRETH & CARVER.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1853.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Unimproved Land for Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS have for sale l6O acres
i of unimproved land near Austin, Mime.
sot., also eighty acres, six miles east Of st
Charles, ON the Chickasaw road, near til,
Little Cedar River, in Floyd county.
HILDREI1i & CARVER.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1858.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
American House. .

TIME Proprietors would respectfully inform
i the Public that they have reduced their
price of Board to 81 so per day
STEARNS g. STILES.
Milwaukee, May II, 1858, 32m6
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Valuable Farm for Sale.
EStl0y Horses.

CTRAYED from the above farm on or about
- the first Of May, two colts, one a dark hay
or brown Mare two years old, with trific o.
white ON one hind foot the other sorre
colored stallion, two years old, with star IN
the forehead. Any information in regard t.
these colts may be given to the subscribers.
HILDRETH & CARVER,
NAV %, 1857. st. Charles City.
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Business 1irtttorp.

Business Cards of i've lines less will he inserted IN
this column for S. 90 per annun For each additional
line, over five, dollar will be charged.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
Ranfae.

Die Na6rdtrn aus btsIem Gcrritcrilm E6c,
bic bort neulih rcrgefalnen disqualification iint
nod INNER Ie6r orrirprrcn. Der Jtrisg ;piI6rr
ben 9rcItlapcrsilsuten (cbfr pir le In GonIas &C.
nannt ipsroen ben Oemcfratsn) unb jpiIhcn ben
DemrtrotiIten Nspublifansrn I6rint I'M Iuoliher
Gbeils res Srrritcrttums gang rrntli& aus9e'
brc6rn gu Isin. Die Nahridt bon bem Gnfalr
sner bepofnrtsn Sanbe pen Mfcur unter Sam'
iltpns 2eitun9 unO bic Grmprpun9 rinsr Nn;abI
5rellnt5leute pirlclten ipiro tradtist. Die 6rci'
ilaatOleute tabrn Ta barauf, mic cs beBt, cben'
fails bepofnet unb 3tpfitunbert Wann itdrf eri
Sugar Mpunp elm Eager trjcgen. Sbnrn 8sScn'
ii6rr Icll einc nod ltartere 9ln;abl Ohfcurirr r'
fen, unb man crpartcte td9ItG rin Grrifsn.
@ruS. DsnScr icI Sasriff Samuel BaIfe nb'
arienbet batsn, I'm iih babin Su br9ebfn unO bic
8ute terSuitsQrn.
SNIpatcmie Ioa BON 800 MiFourirrn trbrcbt
Irin, unp bic SrpcGner IAftsn na9 2awrrnre
tint ll4 SGaffen gu ertittrn.
Cine onbrre gttGslms Wifcuricr Icn in Sort
Srctt, Der Saupt 3wtn9tur9 Der SfIaSrrsi Spn
6rriloatsleutsn bslagcrt Werern.
9!a8 g(Iem Iinb ausII6tm Scr9autrn, raG
trrbNrm, baB na6 ben @srTArrunscn Der Bod
prmotratrn, Die &anIas.Jrass jebt 70 auesrcr'
osntth 8IddIiG sciali6tst II. Strsit unN Ge'
wulttbatrn in irnem GrrrItprum jebt Wisprr pcn
Nrurm Beginner pertrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
11crbeerenoer SturHr .

g8ie ter ,Sosetaun Bauer" brri6tet ipurbt
bas StGpthen SrYerftaun unb bsiItn um9earnf
am Sprlrbtsn DUnnerifa9 Na6mittag Son rinen
SsrbrrcRbrn @rpttsraurmr bsimstIu6t, Der Yun
lartsm Hesrn unb SAlpfsn brsIetet mar. Gin
Steil brs Da6ss SGn Der S6euer bss 6rn. t5rin.
rid 9anors, stpa Weilen Srn 8oYnstaun
purbe abgculIsn, stenIc wurpen Isbr Srle 8dumt
bort umssblalsn, 70 RAP bic 2rute an ben nGh1
fclssnben Sa9cn eenus gu t9un 4atten, ben I'M
sripnrtetrn unb unrillfermenen Sel;6lag aus
crn g8s9tn 81 rGumen. Der StUrm Irll F9 aud
iitn bic Sauniafs Dies unb Grtsr ouSSebe6nt
unb srUbe Scrri1unsm anssriGtrt batrn. Sr
BEN gSalpunscn eVn SIaar @anIsr unp @eprl
Sartman, in Gretsr, purbsn bic msi1rn SGumt
sntwur;slt. unb auf Der Sausrsi con Dm. &nat6
Gla,, in SleY, ipurNn 80 Nrpiel. unb Srntdu.
me, ihs9rsre 9rrbe gBallnub' unp iiter 100 gBalps
tdume umSerTen - ctenic 9ei6ob ss auf BEN
Saurrricn bon SpndS Scrbrn unb Dapib S&uei.
bs. Die Shrusrn bet Ssrrrn Daniel Srmp,
5etn. @rtrIrmsr unb slnttrsn, Tpllen rbtnfals as,
8ebrdt purtrn Isn. Der Stri6, irprGtsr Gt
Der Srfan ausbetntr, fpar AT einissn StsQsn nid,t
iiber 200 9tutbrn brett.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
y ctratDct.

gm 3lRsn Iai btrd SaeUb gdiprllen, Gi1,
9rrr s 5ranei 8 s f M a II, nit NN6 6 a.
tbartno 81 uff, ale BON SaIjburs.
(Gin9tTdnrt butdb pairr gB. Il. yodfri6.)
9tm 1Gten Mai, Serr Sarpb Sriebrti6, mil
MB Mar9 GIiiatftb 8us, bsiNe YEN Gang
6pamm.
Gm ndmtidsn Sag Srrt Gttth Satnes, mil
NHB SuIiana Gbriitman, ttiNs ppn q. @aeunsir.
Nm %. Rai; 5srr DOSib Strttler, nit 8li6
@liiatd9 sSaIttrti bsibr BON geeBrntur9.
9lm "a. Mat. Ssrr g8iQiam Seitrlmdn, init
MfB Gatbartna Begtb, tspe sCn q. Naeunsts.
@m 1. Sun, Serr gDiGUusttp 6bsrIs, BON
Gan9Idwamm nit GRib 9latrQa Dantel, ron
Sbsr'Narunse.
(Glrssfantt tatB gofcr Q. &. Gtrr.)
@m s. Niai. Srrr SObn @dinser, init Rib
abisasl glef, trire BON SainaQuu.
9Im 90. Mai. 5srr George Saicr, bon Gar.
tcn GauntY, nit 9lB @artrubt 5rripts, srn
3amaaud.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
WS nrftbcribf fc.
pretIe in Itueutduu am Dienftdo.
N0tun1 SSubrlcute !

Or. actiaS' Denctian pierce gincmen
in getnt Scitrln. %rriS So Gtnts, ruiro paryan>
tirt rrbIrtlr unO tcbrr ju irin, 0ls irstnb riH
anbrrrr Nrtifcl rrr je bsn YutIiTrm ssstn SGniit>
punpsn, WaIlsn, Sprdins. 2abmttit, ucttrtiB.
uns,n, II. T. no, gum Serfauf ansebctsn wr6t.
9dltrt eine Scttrl in ttm Stan, GO Bat eiSs sirI
lr iurrtbpolle 9ferts 9crettet. 8eiufs III Gtt eaS
niat prn g. 8. ErbIas unteHddstsn it.--Ds.
pct Sc GrurtIanpt Straes, geuprrt.
sJ- GtrrfalIt ju tatrn lei Jsrf, PutS unb
6rlfri&, In GIIcntaun. unc tri cen StObrkaItcru
IL 0rd0 &ounly ibnbaurt.
Wni 26. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
Swci Kna6en ertrunFen,

Gin traurtsrr llnfdu rrtisnete lA am Trnnrrs
1a9 Wprsrn im rcrt6lliGrn 9beile prn Jlcaein9,
porur6 Spri 6natrn brr Getsn rru.-3wrt
8natrn. Namens @crr9 9Ctn pcter unS &anr
SObn, GTtnr BON SarUb 2srs, artsttstm Irtt ctnts
ger i3tit nrba itrem Batter in benz SddItenbcfr
etr Srrrrn SancS unb 9rinb, an Der t0ten Stra'
&c. Set pirIcn 6Cfs tefnpet lih Elm BaRrrtcit,
Der tur4 bic tarfen He9cuadiIe bic an ben Rano
scfiat mar. Oils bic Jtnabrn om Oonnsrila9r
ni6t jum WihdscTeu tamrn. sin9 ibr Batter mad
Dem Srfr. um lie ~ fufrh rpc sr gu Iciurm Sdrrs
den ibrc &dppsn unO einige lcie Srrttrr auf erm
5ci6c I6pinlmrn lat. Dnsn traurises @eIttd
murSe Ir9lciA Sermutbet, uno na6cem Stlfe berF
tdgrufsn uno baS gBalIcr atarlahn ircreen mar,
rurpen bic Qridsn Der triben &uatrn in otm 'Srt'
DE- 0eIuneeu. Der 5ei6 bsfinect fd in ciurm
iaIt unttpptutcn 5tclr Der Start, fabsr fam &C,
eng Iicniunp etmns BON bent llnsId ssicbsn bat.
te perr etpas 3ur 8sttuns brr Snatcu tbuu fUun'
te. @s rpiro Srrmutbet. bae bic Snabsn mad
gutsnart auf Ioien Srettern auf bsm sBailrr
berumIdiTten uno auf bic Grt In 70 tirfss @ahrI
idnfsn, bab Fs lit nttt msbr rctten fcnnten.-
IS rarsn cin paar Feieiss 9unssu, elmer 10, ber
anbere IL SABRE alt. Die Grauer Der @ltern bel
pIsftm llnfOar, last i4 bsfer ernten ale briarst'
zen.
Gin ltnslGds1ern T6eint iiter tcm SGidialt
birIcr S5amilie 5u paIten. Ylan trirs F6 rrtn'
nrrn, baB cine tbrsr 9Sdter, trrl6e tet Sru. 9II'
tert Dttacr mar, i'm ItBtsn t6rrtle ouf cine trau'
rtsr 9Irt ibr 2eten perlrr, burd eas 9rlprinscr
elmer 5tuiblampr. gubcrbrm Iagt man uns, paE
Ihcn fraGrr Gins itrer &inbrr bur6 tcGrncct
Da0tr Srrtriibt wurpe unp an ben 5Olssn pavrr
far6.-CSrOb.