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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
Leaves on nSSg4 !, sra,,Ty Ism :, SsIes IS
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, I2th instant, At 5P. NJ:
INDEPENDENr PEOPI. Els LINE

Leaves on III ESDAf, I2fh INSTANT % 5 p NJ
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
r.. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND,
lEAHI Benton Port Caddo Swanson's Landing Albany
Shreveport Grand bayou, cAmpie, rand EcoTe,
Alexandria Norman's Landing, Coons Landing all
mediate landings-Independet Peoples LneThe hne sub
stanal fast running steamer Alton, DR., 8 smith. mas
Jno. White clerk viii leave above. freight
sage having superior accomtn apply on board
Jas j. :. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
ATTAKAPAs AS.

Leaves every TUESDAY at y O'Clock NJ
IT. A TT X II A y. REGULAR ST
Martinsvile and Bayou BOPuH Packef-The new
light draft steamer Gov. Powell. W. Greig
master Will leave as above on every TT EsDAY II NJ
and viii take freight for ST. Martinsvile FRus,e Point
New Iberia Jeanuerree Chsrrenton Franklin Centsry
Pattersonsville, and all intermediate landings 4'
All business entrusted to her be puneuay attended
to: For freight 90 passage, apply board. or to
JA DARBY, TREMOULET 4 co.
]. 8. PAUAUn. AdYerilsinn A.ent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Leaves every TUESDAY. at II NJ Positively
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
IT. FOR ATTAkAPAS-REGU I.AR ST
Marinsyille and BAYOU Boeuf Paes et-The new
draught steamer Belle Creole, j. Henry
mhltWerih master VIII leave as above every TUESDAY
taking freight for St Mansvle Pause Poin New Iberia
JeanneIetts Clarendon Franklin Ceneyle.
landings - -''
All business entrusted to her will ctuay attended
TO- FOR freight apply CONT street
or 10 HALL, ROOD PUTNAM.
Customhouse street.
or to j. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
,o No. 3 Front Leyee.
dE J. s. PAGAuD. AdvertlsIn9 Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

pOKrABLi4 Avn sTATIONAKY srEA5I

L ENGINES.
HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States of Louis
lana Mississippi Aaeana Tennessee. Arkansas and Texss
established az No 70 Grayer street, New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States receiving
from eight 70 sixteen every month"; Of sizes from "a horse
power Of these celebrated Engines which after test OF nine
all giving the complete satisfaction ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AO-
CRSsIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work put them operation special skill 10 sci
them up and but the smallest proportion Of them
Also
Constantly in store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Strands
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell for
steam Or horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing fuies Stands, Boxes and Bolts ready complete
The shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins; Flonr
Mills which can be put operation few re-
eeived Descriptive pamphlets with lao testimonials win be
sent BY mail 10 any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
ausl ly&w No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans
(OPARrNE RSIIIP--THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- tlls day associated Mr.. FREDERIC DURRIFE 10 their
ana VIII hereafter continue the faeforage
Sd i - exclusively, In the and style EDWARD
New Orleans, Sept l, 1857. - 70 se 9
FELT AND SHEArHING PAPEsS-I01 bales
Felt and bundles Sheathng Paper for sale by
a, ALFRED kEARNY,
A@' " Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

lSAAIEEStssS Bella DOnnR-To and from New Orleans
sks=sa Bayou sara. Fort Adams, Williamsporf Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
Saturday August 18TH and will throughout the season
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening O'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday
from WoOdyille, ~
s7 clerk will be the Levee freight on Thurs
day morning. ~
RPartlcuar attention paid the receiving and landing Of
passengesa sndf freight at all hours Of the day night
jy29n HOLMES CTAUsS IA TchouptoaIas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
Leaves on TE FR 1s I1st,.. an oS S

LNhss The fine fast running, light dra pessenger
packet swan, Charles Hayes, master. Q. ,.
Hayes clerk will leave above Port Caddo Smifhand
Ton SwansOn's Landing Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte
Grand Ecofe g. Msuriee Alexandria, sud all
la di Red river For freight passage having unsur-
passed accommodations, apply board.
Js1 j. s. PA0AUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
FOR YAzOO RIVER.

Leaves ON TUESDAY l2ih inst, AT 5 p N. positively
I IT, 70 II l. H FLO II e, GREENWOOD
Sldol, HazoO City, Satgrtia, Vicksburg-
The superior new and swim running packet
steamer Col. ~. III. hudson, Captain A. q. Harvson
VIII leave as above and all Intermediate landings on he Yzo
and rivers For freight passage apply on beard
B9 No blls viii be paid unless written order from ne
Captain Clerk. All -e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at S o'clock P NJ
IT, FOR OPELOU SAS-TUE NEW
ailler, built expressly for lie trade viii leave az
above ukng freight for Old River slmmspo and ali landings
TO " P's'' Apply Va Ooa'u'
-, j. NJ. JOHNSTON CO.. Trout I.eveest.
49, Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
Leaves on TUESDAY l2th instant, at p positively
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE

l@HtAtsl lima Bluffs Shreveport GrAnd Hsyon Caupte
So Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice, Alexandria Gortou's
LandngIhe elegant light daugh and fast running packet
steamer LecOmte, Q. johnson. master 4 Smith.
will leave for the above and all Intermediate landings above
For freight or passage, apply on hoard.
jail J. g. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
TEN AS RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDA Y, l2ih inst. at5P.
= EOR HACK RINE TT

Leaves on IU ESDAY, l2h inst, at p. NJ positively
I ne REGULAR UPPER AND LOWER
Eensas river pack et-The light draught
passenger packet steamer SunfiOyver, Mike
~artney master is at the wharf receiving freight
VIII eaye positively as above for Upper and Tensas river
freight or passage apply on board
III J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Notice hereby given that proposals for the above
l2o'clock NJ. 49, 1907 "'
JAG lGt T. THEARD ComntrolIar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
Leaves on Tg I; ,s'R lg:t91! eisPN -

lG4R1&,S Shreveport and Misunderstanding new fine
fast running and magnificent passenger packet
Duke, Samuel APPLICABLE master above
positively for Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Couchaa Canpie
Grand EcOre NachtOches Alexandria, Coe Land
Ing GoriOns Landing Barbin ISRdinE kDd- intermediates
landings Red river via Cane and Little river FOR freight
passage apply board, TO
Jas Us PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

100 I.IYgr F,etel-Ihe new light draft pas.
- senger packet fnzOO Belle. j. C. REEVES
master D. j. Ellington, clerk will as above for Month
yoid Water, Illaoha Lehore, Greenwood, Sdon Tchula
azoo City, and all Intermediate landings on Talahate ana
f4a99 rivers For freight passage amply board.
!en j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent.
Leaves on TUESDAY January 18th ut s O'clock r. NJ
/ IT. FOR GRANADA, TROY, LEFLlRE
Greenwood, Sidon, 1chua Yazpo City satartia
and aintermediate land ngs-The superior liphf
e ana last running freight and packet steamer
W.. Young, Vim Gwarney, master will leave as aboey
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Jab GEO, d. HlIE a CO., Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

IT, - REGULAR GRAND ECoRE AND
NaichitOehes Paeket-The new, hne fast nun.
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
hnptdes, Jno. q. Dowty, MASTER G. J. barsou clerk
viii leave above positively for Grand Ecore Nachnehes
AleSandra Collie Gerons Landing, Barbins Landing Nor,
man Landing, and all intermediate landings river Va
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply on board
GEO D. HfrR 10
d23 Ero,t ,st,..t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Notice + hereby given, that WEDNESDAY 18th inst
viii adudieae at office at Il o'clock NJ
jas 81 T. THEARD, Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

! IT, ItFNsl INK bAlUU BARTHOLOMEW
facke-Ihe splendid, entirely new fast running
- passenger packet Red Chief j. C. shutr;
master, O. IT, houns clerk VIII leave positively for
ATka9ss Line Kelly Iasdng warwick's Landing Planters
VILE Detiaee Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayon Barhoi
omew Trenton, Monroe Columbia Trinity and All uermediae
landings on the Black and Ouaohita rivers Will give through
bits for freight for all Landings above line with privilege
Of esppng By her keel boat built for this trade Apply
@. L. KOUAs,
jal2 j. s PAG mn a Sr.. ysJrs s s.Iees'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
AtscfIlaneou8.
THE
RANCHERO'S DAUGHTER;
A Tale of Buena Vista and its Horrors.

By LIEUT.. H., OF TENNESSEE.
Monterey had fallen before the genius
Of Taylor and a Worth, both Of whom,
by thousands mourncd now ill honored
grayes-tallen before the arms of those
who knew no fear, while their country's
dear flag spread its bread folds amid the
glare and smoke Of battle. We had lost
many dear and cherished friends, but they
died as MEN should die, and we gave them
soldier burial, dropped silent tear upon
their. grave, and swore to avenge their
fall
And we had advanced toward that fear
full field whereon Taylor soon after won a
fame which will never die, and fought the
most desperate battle on modern record
against odds of six to one.
The armistice concluded at Monterey
was over, and supposing that we were to
advance on the Capital via the Saltillo
route, we were already reveling, in imagi-
nation, in the Halls of the Montezumas.
One morning | received an order from
my commanding officer to take thirty men,
mounted, and accompany detachment OF
U. s. dragons, under another officer, on
an expedition, the object of which was the
capture of celebrated Ranchero chieftan
and his band, who had been annoying much
in attacks upon our provision and ammunl-
! ton trains. We set out at an early hour,
while yet the dew lay bright ON bud and
flower. and taking westerly course, gui-
ded by Mexican, whose treachery to an
acquaintance and friend had been bought
for few doubloons, rode towards noun
famous range westward of us The noun
tains did not seem far distant when we star
ted, yet it was high noon before we reach
ed the first gorge or defle, through which
our guide said we must pass. Here we
we're obliged to send out scouts, and ad
vance more slowly and with greater caution
for huge precipices overhung the ravine OF
either hand, and few resolute men IN
pass so narrow, could make fearful havoc
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1853.


CoHrte<y. Courtesy is a distinguished
feature Of civilized and intelligent society.
It is the most beautiful illustration of the
refining power which a higher Development
always exerts upon our race. BY courtesy,
We mean that behavior of man towards
man which one will ask Cor himself. 1t is
but part of the mode of carrying out of
the Christian precept, which lies at the
base of harmony and order among men
" DO unto others as you would that others
should do unto you" That this prcccpti is
divine, as is all moral truth, is proved by
our common appreciation of its fitness and
beauty. Do what We may in life, the
wheels of society can never run smoothly
and well, where the spirit Of courtesy does
not-actuate the deeds and thoughts of man
IN his intercourse with man. Necessary as
it IS IN civilized society, courtesy has its
power among the lowest and most savage.
That which leads us to do as we would be
done by, especially in the more refined and
refining intercourse of our lives, is the
conciliating angel which, whatever NAV be
our condition, or whoever we may be, will
powerfully help 70 guard us against every
enmity or aSsault.-Eechoaar.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
glIHBgRn AGADR!l,f
AND
Snyder County Normal School,
FgEERgRG. P&.

l'HE bird semi-anHuai session Of this Instr
iq.ion sIi! commence on TUESDAY. July
sll, sGd continue - " X. Is location y
rea'aht and healthy. buildings new and com
aadioas and terms low. Il is The constant aim
i The teachers 20 impart SQUAD Instruction and
areluiIy develop and direct the mental, moral
rI PHYSICAL energies OF the student. / he
'1lFse of study will thoroughly prepare those
fr'Gng II for college, the study OF profession
st business pursuits. The NoRMAL DErAEr-
EtST offers superior facilities to teachers, and
hose wishing TO become such 10 acquire the
'scsssary qualifications. The County SuPerin-
aalsbi will frequently review classes and lee
tlfe on the practical duties Of the school room,
Lectures are also delivered in come ction with
be subjects Of study and every exeItion made
ID qGahiy applicants for the profession. Ar
nagsmsnts are being made with directors to
p'9cgrs schools for those " ho obtain credi'ahle
s!,hca,-t.
TERMS
5oarl. -oon. tuition, sc. s52 to GO
fulton alone. 3 TO 10
" in Normal Departm't per Or, 6
Music extra Boarding 10 the village, 81 SO
Sa % per week.
Get catalogue containing further Particu-
ar Address GEO. F. MCFARLAND,
El6 Principal,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
@oral ano Retigto,is.
WORDS wIrHoUr WORKS.

Thy will be ioue7-oa 5ended Knee
We daily urge The solemn plea;
We breathe the words, yet oft alas,
Like idiy-uttered tones they pass;
For fancy's dreamings throng around
TIL In the heart no place Is found
To strive by actions To fulfil
The precepts of Gods holy will
Go, teach all natons"-so.tee road.
For aid those scattered sheep to feed
Aae Church entreats We turn nside--
The souls for whom our Savior died
We leave 10 perish day by day
They pass untaught from earth away:
And yet we pray that all fulal
The precepts Of Cots hciy VIII
Thy will be doue"-each eve aad morn
stili De that waited prayer upbornc
But not in words alone. All. no.
lie who wouli true devotion show
Must iearu to act weIi as speak,
Nor rest till all be taught to seek
In Christian meekness to fulfil
The preoepts of Gods holy will
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
rha West Branch Insurance Go.
OF LOCK HAVEN, Pa,

,zIrRES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
.1,odi,e. Farm Property, and other Build
!, and their contents at moderate rates.
pIRKcr0Gs.
T., ;,hn J. Pearce, Hon. & c. Harvey,
bhp b. Hall, !, Abrams,
|sl,es 4. Mayer, ~ n. jacSman,
cii,., Cri't, ". .tte'
Hon. e c. HARVEY. Pres
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
Tss,. Eitc5fn, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
s,nlel H. Lloyd Thos Bowman, d. ID.
A. Winegardner, Wm. vanderbilt.
4 4 Uackcy. Wm. Fearon.
|. V,itp Dr !. s. Crawford,
lines .iyzis. 4. Updegraf,
TrIa ", NIqnard James Armstrong,
Ei,, Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bigler
TPAyent for Mifflin county, @. w. STEW
.KT. Esq apps
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

4 CHRISTMAS RcRections on Dcofh.
| would not give one momcnt's enioylnent
Of the calm serenity which peryaGcs my
mind when thinking of death for lives
spent in gaicty and mirtll Death how
soothing the thought as it gently steals
over me, Why should | wish to linger
here, Earth's charms are few. Go hence
my spirit, and dwell in the bright, peace
ful land above The loved ones viii ere
long meet thee there. Death NAV seize
my feeble frame, but it will free my sad
spirit, and let it 90 to be with God and the
Lamb forever Ah sweet and soothing
thought, that I will soon see my Saviour.
Look up my soul TO heaven; no longer tar
ry; the angels are calling thee away
Bend my knee once more ere my spirit
wings forever its homeward flight. Hark
that angelic sound, whence comes it? 1t
summons thee my soul, to tune thy golden
Tyre 10 hymns Of praise. The hour has
come, and now one long farewell till we
meet IN the courts above
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
DR.. MARKS.

@~&@s &f4@14A4&At
"V!sG resumed the practice of medicine,
J. may always be found at his Office m the
i'c M Square, opposite the Lewistown Hotel
NAY 7, ls5T-tf
DVo'o0O #. Dry and Green | in. Boards,
sna,s "o% isio t36O per 100 feet. for sal~ by
'p' FRASCISCUs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

we'll adapted for play, can not charm him
at the hour when tie family is in re union;
he hears the voices in the parlor, and hi-
play room seems desolate. 1t tmaybe warmed
with furnace and lighted with gas, but II
is human warmth and light he shisers for
he yearns for the talk Of the family which
he so imperfectly comprcheDds, and be
longs to take his playthings down aud
play by you, and is necessarily promising
that of the fifty improper things which be
is liable TO do in the parlor, be will not
commit one if you will let him stay there.
This instinct of the little one is Natures
warning plea-God's admonition. ., how
many a mother who has neglected it be.
cause it was irksome to have the child
about, has longed at twenty-five to keep
her son By her side, and be would not
Shut out as q little Arab, constantly told
that he is noisy, that he is awkward and
meddlesome, and q plague in general, the
boy has found at last his own company 10
the streets, in the highways and hedges,
where he runs till the day comes when the
parents want their son, and the sisters
their brother, and then they are scared at
the face he brings back to them, as he
comes all foul and smutty from the com-
panionship to which they have doomed
him. Depend upon it, if it is too much
trouble to keep your boy in your society,
there will be places found for him-warm-
ed and lighted with no friendly fires
he who finds some mischief still for idle
hands to do, will care for him, if you do
not. You may put out tree and it will
grow while you sleep, but son you can
not-you must take trouble for him, either
a little now or great deal BY aud by.
0f .ii 20" --- GO. y"... Gh.-l.y. IS y~-
are good man or woman, your presence
is the best aud safest thing. God never
meant him to do without you any moro
than chickens we're meant to grow without
being brOOded.
Then let him have some place in your
house where it shall be no sin to make all
the litter his heart desires and bis various
schemes require. Even if you can i'll
afford the room, weigh we'll between that
safe asylum and one which, if denied, he
may make for himself in the street.
All these things make trouble-to be
sure they do-but Charley is to make
trouble, that is the nature Of the iustiiu-
,ion; you are only TO choose between safe
that c5mes A. Iasl iiA0 . --...".--' 49,
bless the little fellow, and send us all
rracc to know what to do with him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
To His Holiness, Plus H.. on the Abduction OF The
Jewish Child.


Give the Hebrew back his child.
Don't disgrace the Christian name
By theft, so base, twould make
Fen barbarians blush with shame.
So. then, servant-maidS and priests,
BY holy coup d elar,
Gods regeneratlng power
Into '' fiat burglary" may draw!
Thus they rob the Hebrew dame
OF her sweet, maternal 10y:
Thus Tradition ever tolls
Gods commandments 10 destroy.
Scores and scores Of years ago,
British armies wanting men,
Recruiting sergeanlS, never slow
Hit bright expedien, then
Sergeant slyly slips shilling
In his pocket: then It's clear
He's the King's-Ihough all unwilling
So the maid. with holy oIl.
Daubs a Jewish baby'S face;
And said Jewish baby, then,
Altogether shifts his place.
Little, squalling Jew" no more,
He's the Church's fayorIte son,
To Saint Peters lofty chair
Now his journey Is begun
Only think. what gracious power
To the Holy Church IS given'
Steal the babies that's the way
To bring these stubborn souls to Heaven
Kidnap in the name o: Christi
Now-iu this enlightened age!
Pho Nino, cast cast thine eye
Forward DER the awful page,
Which the calm historians ren,
In the future times shall trace:
How will then enlightened men
ScowI upon thy sculptured face.
7hou vicegerent of the Lord
THur! And stealing babies, TOO
VIII not Satan's scribe record
Something fer Thy service due
Give the Hebrew back his child!
Don't disgrace the Christian name
By theft, so base, 'twould make
E'ea barbarians blush with shame
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
A Frank Southern Gentleman.

The Hon. A. G. Brown, Senator from
Mississippi, lately made speech TO bis
constituents at place called Hazlehurst,
in which he delivered himself to the free
and enlightened gentlemen Of Mississippi
Of the following happy conception;
"That Slavery is blessing to the mas
ter is shown by simply contrasting a
Southern gentleman with Northern abo-
litiouist One is courageous, high bred,
aud manly. The other Is cowardly, low
flung, and sneakiug."
OF course Gov. Brown himself is 4
courageous, high bred ,and manly Southern
gentleman. The plain and blunt but gen.
tlemanly language be uses is at once an
evidence and illustration Of that fact.
Further in this speech this modern
Southern gentleman said:
"I want Cuba, and know that sooner
or later we must have it; if the worm
eaten throne of Spain is willing to give 1t
up-for a fair equivalent if not, We must
take it. l want Tamaulipas, and Potosi,
one or two other Mexican States; and l want
them all for the same reason-for the
planting aud spreading of slavery"
Well, that is frank, anyhow, and We
believe it is true. No one can charge MIR.
Senator Brown with beating about the
bush. He blurts out his wants and his
objects with distinctness that can not be
mistaken. He is candidate, it is said,
for the Presidential nomination at Charles
ton. We hope he may get it. We 60
for Brown. The chivalric, high bred,
courageous, manly, plain spoken Brown
would be immensely popular among the
"cowardly, low flung, and sDeaking people
of the North. Hurrah for Brown.-Iins-
burg Gazette.