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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
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SSRpcR gu 81 .25,
nit tnem
OrpiInzStntgriI fir has %ubIifum
Won
5000, SI0,O00, pbcr $4,000,
.-.- unc Swnr

$1,000, $4,000 prCr $4,000 fir Ctncn Ntpnnentrn
$500 prcr $1,000 Idr einen ASrntcn uno
82j00 $4,000 ercr $4,000 ;ur @rtnpung GtuGa
teutI6Cn Sgipit1lS in 9leps Yort.
Nictb niI 1T, ptCsr bier nctb in Gurcpa, Elm lite
rar,ihts llnttrntbmcn Dem Yutttum uuttr lc ON
nsbnbartn Ytbingun9tn 9ItCttn wcretn, lpit btr
Die lStrte ets 9rGgtlu cet EbrRetn htutittn Oth
era. l2Gr Srru0rOtb'6 IBtrtt btittUt, lhalft nib
allGn um tit 9SrIn9t Gus90tt vcn Is Gents ptr GSci
be rrtr 81 % Ott Suii cn0tt, ciu Q;ritairt6 9Btri
an, mI;bIs fir ibn uno ltue Namtt btibtuoEr
l2rrtb bat. cnoru CT bdtnctb gllihNtt0 rit Gb0rit
Gin ndmhdft6 baarCS GapItd IL crrcrbtr. uno tr&9
tuct1 nedb sur GjrUneung ctnr6 eGuthcn Snitltutt
bti, ptI;bls nitbt ocin ir bls in 9ltp pCrt lIbsn
ocu Srmtrtn 0cuti;bcn, lcnoGru outh fHr ttt Sau
tnoG oewibIr GtupanpCrsr, wtIthc bier lauben, pCr
Den li9insrttbtin Srt9tn fin WIro.
9Rlt zen icltnaRnltn 9rSmitn &trtbttur9cn ba
cas In Rtot lttbtnoc llnttrrcbmrn 9ihts 9tmttn.-
IS bauedt hh hitr uldt UNI Die &ertbsttup9 ret
CSclokotrr, ettbC9rOpbltn Il. t no, itnetrn um clr
brotutcnCcs baarts GaEitaE rpclheS. in cine pant
tcmmGur, zen 9Gcbutano CtnGt Samilie tt9rtnbCr
fam rs tanNdt ftb auh nttbt un cine IN 9rGu
Strne bunu69trudtt unttltimmte 5ttt, irneCrn rat
'Sauje uIHfi bis gum |. ltu9uit 1850 CntfbiesCT
tiu. uuo turtlh ii Huss IN Die oanre Der Nbcnncn
ten f;tbt 9tle9t uno Der rE1rnuhtn GcntrcUe anbdm
9c9ebCn.
l(m Is. glo 1858 Bat bic 6crou$a aatt in gRcthtn
tIfrunSCr tcQcnncn, unp an ID. Sult III ccr crt
8ouo Der aus9abe in Sduocn Grlbisntn. Str
lHcbeulisfSrun9 tenet IS Gtnts. iGrCr Youb Sl.25
ShGn Qtbuuotne @rtmptare tcttn 25 Gents mrhr
per Banc. Das 6trttts Grlbtntnt wiro lEf9rt uni
Die ScrrFeun9 immsr bC @rihttncn 9tIltfsrt. D!
9rlttIuns gilt fir eas 9anje NStrf.
Nusfdbriitbs GrEi1cu fno tIi aHcu aoentin 81
bobEu. SGtCc Winn3r, wshe in SrtIu, ruc ncd
tSin N9cnt III. tit N9iutur dbGTEebmcn peEu, bitt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
SamShalt : 2lrtifcf.

Cine burItbc Iuspobt 2tnsu Gbtfs, sc6Gsihtt
uno nttht 9tttticbts Wu5ltus, 9tHEicbtE uno uu9t:
ttIbte Shtein9s, 8idm9, Slanuts. enEn unc
anotre StidbtuhIr, SCullna. /. 10, aGts gan; uu:
9ewSbnIlb bilIi9 81 p'rtGukn tsi
0utb tnb 9tptrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

Gin rrtlitinrt9tS AliCrtruNut GIltr aIudnftb'H
Srrprritn. lStbtu ubOtlu uno gang unstWGkn,id
HIUi9 gu rrtauEu bEl
@)utG unb StErcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
2anp 3lt perfaufen,

SGuj uno yUauys 9RciIcn pou pblIaeSlpbia pcr
5iiiusabu tr Sraalt @tus9crip. 4tr &srSn itrsr
bttt fir taufmtrtttSoftb 5,pldi. Gss 2ano ittiu
9rc6tr Strid, in ttIiut Yaucrtitn rETtbtit gun
o,rtt aus oUtu ShcjGn cCs 2nuots ficlrn lb cert
ar. Vrsis pcu Sij bis $50 pGr N;sr, ;atiblr Scr:
aliuuttit binnrn pier Sohrtn. 9Rtr as fhIn piu
onIaVt &iaS St.sd 22harL YhlttlpFla nm 7b llbr
Wcratrf v,r Gf:Ubahn fur hlmmCutcU cClr mLeg
uh brttfub On g. J. NWnga. GhE Najttgg In
,lutr aurtNu Spaltt.
SrEmtT.S. 1853. uq3Nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Sutcns:SSnarcn.
DER 9rbbtr unp pplltdnbi9itc Strf WIZ
SrD&cucts 2Sso0rcn,
9l man aus8elellt an tem stElr pom

81 nun aussrlcGt an rem etrbr pen
Ortm Jtentn9rrunb Gr.,
90. 5. 2Bsf 6dmItoh StraBe. gtlIrntaun, ga.,
Die 1Iufmtttiamtttt ncs Qubltfums III chrcrtss
tialt 9twdrldt Guf oth ncucu uno neutrality-suspicious.
Stcd pcu
Srucerncn:2Saarcm. Grp;crcicH. SC.
rutItbt lcGbru unltrm Strbr geGnrct ucrtIn Gne<
trIttbCnp gum SbtlI aue:
9leihtm Ihwaran ScibCn, Giinatams,
6antS Srtrd TO-, brn9cs, ..'t
Y0ulte Gtpre, 9eudre,
Wious 1tIain, GrGpats,
8dpIrcre Sdleneta, Gp9ings,
Dtcns IetCSe, Snumpfe,
Stwarsr wp anbrre GIpotls 6anridutc,
Stwarjs u. iarti9c Muiree, sairtingO,
8rp6a S6apls, Src6a SRaa S6apls, Sttas
ruuhcdge SdawiS. fdwarSc Gbitrt Wrrnp
S6awIS. TUiIsIeerf Sdawls. scerud.
tr Gaibmrr Stawls, Saylate ..
SdawIs.
S&waBcs frau;6fi6. 1u6, Diapers,
6arbGe5 10. 6ilstuhr,
SdmaBr II. a. GabmeGS, &httuRs.
Sattinstts Hne Settings, Gtiuers,
Scans unp GpGeps, GlnGns, .F d.
llntutcien unp ccmbru, 8agsings,
6etnrt.-Sctl, Watarclen GetRI6s, SrrfS.
&c, GafIsc, WIclabCS, s3uder, Srni9, 3tG,
9ttS, &Uiinen, GbcrCIats,
Sid Seitua, Gurnfnaastr,
SUpm Scu6, Spirget,
Sngratn 9arpsS, SsltfeeeTH,
Sumprn SarpetSr 6lNs9aatcn,
Sru6rI Carpets, Grbsnnaaren,
90 mic btinahC euc onrere Iriifcf Sie ron tem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
SdrpctS umS ScltucfJ

4-5-G-nO 81 Strcr Stlutb Der bGltcu gtrfsrl
usun9. 4-5~uuo G~l Stlb Odtuh.
&.uStiau. IoGar unn cine STlbitctubeit arostCi
Girpst6 ;u psrtautrn Urt
9Qelle unb Surt1e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
@rOHe S0rgg0itss
fir Spdtjobr unb Q8intrr |!

grDTcu ttu6 S0Sc99crr
eaSci gdt Ger 5anittcu uuS itbsEn SroEs IN
Gusntaun,
Euo isbt auf's aGrsett pcrbtrcttst ant rtdt gu be
SienIn, Die bet lbutu aulprGtbtn. 9&lr hno lrsbSn
ron >phuarIlpbta idrut3dCmmeu nit Iinem trIIhtn
GScrratb ron eSittrn, OIL mir UblrjIu9t nro mt eis
,.sn pcn irasno ctntm Ouecrn @tatHgsrent in ctr
Gtaot tenptt,rcu tGnnsu. gSlr ptrtauf1n On Gen
niIosritsn 8aar9tIo Yrtllu uno tsunrn nttert9sr
Yerauftu als oils auosru, tpttI mir oses ~ &oib'
ErEitn SlntauFn.
Srrti5c Mctcrr
bavu mir cine blrrIlht Nusoobt ouf oano, tit MIR
Al kbr G,lll9Eu Vrelitu fur @our pwtauftn llskr
g5trt ttttbt aus Trati, Srcf:, @tltbifss. uuo liz:
tlrsRStyn pca o!IGu urt n; Stibe &ctott, Sdetnc
tnD aul aloIrn 1rttn QBtltrn; bcftn cen lEecr Irl
SOusrbullS. RraaSn rHmotr, Stofs. .ooIfIUthtr uni
Gnelrn Gruttln. ott aus uOtrm Tath 9tbraudt rurr:
tSa- uafgrG Rllievr rptrbru auG uuItr uuFrrr Gl:
9tnfR aWlrbt rErftrTt0t. ..
..s.. D.. Gnaren glrtrit
6no mir II ansn 3!tI1 brtif, ouf pG7CTuua ~
mahin, uno ea MIR nur b.C beltsn oInot bchdftl;
stn c t$nutu rp.r iir ale unirs IrN,ttu 9uuttbIn
SrrrCIt unb McF1rr.
NHtn'eun. sirt. 8. nAl1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
9LnEerprNrntlih ftBnc Shnmlt.
S11n,titS Orcff Otter.

TraniSNlbc unn d"nbaupt ols nur rrocntiht
1rkn uno S-uuttrdtu sub Gdettnerts, uno titrr
haupt alt arrtF,t ctt in oiSitm Sotbt in Ciusm Srr
dtu;2BIarEn:Srcbr 9tiuCbt werrtli, ctein GrbatItr
uno ju ptrtauitu tet
.-..-... 0ut6 unb 9fBbcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
s5aacr:s icbct Hicr
Gilt nelier 9tfertau gBaarrn Stpbr.
aSa1enbu@ 1tnD 6erl0,
|bEndtbribn9tn ibre Sreuncs uno has qupIitun,
dtrDaupt, raB il lcspen einSu ntuen

~ TS/Ht1 StFr ~ ~ $NAS~ ~ ~
y fbSuatbritbussn ibrs Srsunrs unO has pupItum
Z 7dwrDaupb taB III icsrsn rtusu ntusn
g Adrrbau<0jTdtbi StCbr
crrtbta bamn, uno svar in otr QStlf pamiltcn
g ragt otr Staet III ntaun, gtraee cberba!b aa9en'
budb's 3althahlt, almr ~ 9t9Inwdtu9 aut panr
bNpsu, uno ju aatn 3ettn aul odnp batsn rrsrocn ;
Cine srcbs Sai4ispsnbrit Sdusrn 9adtbIfafs
o. ten puu alien Srnennungsn, Grass uno G'ss
81 straipc' Mib sWalfnen, opu perldlieeenen Srts
- ten, plruutsr ycee pcrbtintrs pIttnt, @ctrai.
teDdds. Dreihmaldneu, fir 3pri prr unc
feds pfsrpe mt pfsrpeBcwaItcn, anrere etIrs
ne pIrrpcgrpIlttn, Gtrpb' unp 9Erldfcrns
Idub 2 Sbnrlpmmlhnrn wrIde rrn 90no urp
burtb piaprgepalt 9ftreten rcrrcn, 2SeIlA.
tpri6attr puu allen 8enrnnunssn, 0rp6e Ylu.
te'Jte4en, Il. (, 10. II
Gsrnsr.- oufdlsn, NdSd, S&rautrn, Ban
Ben, 0lbsln, Shirpm une Spaten, Slrp'
Hcdsn, uno ale NrtsR 0lrten Ge'
e. rat5iAlften, 10 ME aud Oarten
fSadncn aler glrt. Fl
Die e6;ssn arnt,l ,uerotn aiIt st,parut eaB fc
fiup, uuo arbscu nlibtu. wls iIe rscmmoneirt prr.
bsu. cogr Cas- G5o miro Dem &auftr jardd erltatttt
Rcmmt oa6er Gtner! 8cmnt Qut! uno ltbtt fit
g h Iltlt che thr lcnitpo tauftt - ptr iino mlti9
runo terrt aue cbise arutd 3u SCi9rn un9 role 5u:
fritOenbti gu sctn gu alIsu rcnEnt9Iu fif Gsbrauth
fur 9toatbtl 8,rStlibdfNn, @aarsn uno Sdmsreisn
battn. ~. . p ...r ...-......
Da Gin ctbes 9ousrn 6lritbfbofttn /: 6 atlilt:
mtnt fhcn tin9t in GuSntoun attrtnlcbt wurrc, une
nctbg mar. 70 bitten llntrFitbnrtc um StnEt9trn
Suiprutb, inoem iS uttrcu9 fdbltn, eoe fs alc Nm:
Tprbeuoe blntItbtlith ibrcr 70 fthr biui1tn prcFc
70 wis Der @5dte ibrer GsrdbitafHn, 2Bauren, u. f
10. pcltrnmen btfrisbi9sn tSunsu.
CGT Nltt: uno Simctbn; Saamcn niro III alien
Ssitsn i'm 9ustaulb fir ibrs Q3oartu on9ncmmGn.
.sr - E 6agcntu9 uno (9rrId.
Nnentnun Cuff 7, 1858 .rf '.. '....s ndtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
&; ;crc

Gin htrrtthts lderttmtnt pcu tSrcWttcs, off gu
fer. Goftt, Snrup, She. Scbtuten, Ytsf. ctptirys
RCfntn u. 10. all panp uno ;u psrfuufcn bel
gRptte ttnb gurbde.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
SuicIIaluuurcIr.

SIR NdorttmmE eNi,r 2B4ar,n 1T in rcr 5bo
9Gnwno. un0 IL ftihttn ptrWcbtrI raB IL nitnlaut
Oltltn GUttr untstptrtduku fam.
Gjutb unt 9tGbcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

Sc. l, . uaO 3, in l. ! unO 9aujlu Sartsts,
Duttn bti
9Bollc unb SurtDc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Neme sSSntsre,r.
@ OF e auS Snr60ee
Stpbrbaltcr in 9tllcntaur.

~
Stpbrbaltrr in 9lllcntauH,
8tuahrihtseu has a09cmeius pubtifum, bdg Ns
lctbeu ron Den 9rcscu gties Surud9etrbrt fuo, uno
CAP ils nan tbrfm SlChr, in eiRtm Der nCuCrk As
licdt9ttn Stbiueen, 4 Sbdrtu urtcrhatb ocm Dr.
rtdf, IN Der pamtItrn StraRt Rdmlih an SIC. q .
nta 9lInSsHetn &orratb
Bon Spdtjabrs umb g8intrr>Dauren4
,uf oauo ba6tu, ptltbr s ole an Otu auerattoriss
ten Sar9do prSigcn gum 8rrfauf au6itteu. - Sbt
StFd 6tlttbt nSmtth 5Hm Sbttl aus fclgsuoeu gds
tern, ais: ... ........-
S6warSe unb 8Gnep Scibr, ttulI&e Delains,
idUne YOe De G9cvrss. plaip Dueals uno
Slsncia, rtnfuhss uuo SaYapere Sud, 8els
Irne Oriains, SAaplS, Collars II. f.w.,
2SiI audi Gin POLLS aIcrttment ron
&iticS Sraucr=2Sdurcu,
ron ren Dsltu srrtsn SrsGs 5rinbss, Srdnpfs,
,paurfbubs W.
2SpuffGnbi9
nit elmer rcusn AuSwatl prn 9Baartn fir gRduuer
uuo 8nattn, dl5 a..
SuA, Ga6imcrc, GofInctt, toumpplte-
nc SocIrnitpffe, SpcCbs, II. (. tp.,
r. Iammt gCbleihtcr unb brau~
nen Ntuslins, Gbeds,
uno Gincn,
aGts rom britsn 9RatIrtal uup gu ben nieesrffrh
prtlitr. .....e
OEr@uttsr. Sbmoti. Sbinfsn, Sped uur ouesrs
rrcputtt ptrnlR TN aGstau(h fit gRaarcu onat.
nCmmSu uuO otr bSdlle O1orttprtj6 bafdr trtaubI.
Durb ben @ertauf osr hettn gRoorsn on ben tls
i9ittu Yrritn bc1cu ite auf t;rnsrn 5upruh.
g8pQr unb Srrtge.
UWtntluu, SCpnt. ID
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Cal; ! Snla! Sal; |!

GInahlGnss uno fttucs Sols Su ptrtaufcn tetn
Sad c0tr 0uibGl, ON StCbr pcn . be-.
.... 90puc unb SurS0e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
GtrnS, ppnnb ric %rutr iurbrn.
2EsObtfcilc &lctScr !
g. 2t6 tcu(uoLucro
30 II gBt: 5omiltons Stra6s. glracS 9tstnd6tr tcr
StO: :SSIIcIuS' .pallt,
GI a =, ! u, =, =,


n E II I q nll
matbt ben Girmtbntrn hiIr uno Ger Qanjtn mcittn
masSeno, wrtdos cftsrs HaeHt0un bciatbsn, tle III:
itt9c, caB Ct c;n
GlctScrffpbr Dpm Scr rctDtcn Sprtc
bat, mo man alIc NRepsn uuo .Stlocr iu Glltn fprt
lsn tinost. SCine RlttoCr mtreen allt unttr kintl
tt9EnCn NutRcbt uno Snltruttlen, pen otn crfdbrtn
ten uno btltcu 9tIelsn pCrfertl9et. StIn Gcrroth
Sitter III 10 9rrB, ais rGr unisrsr Stsbrs. une penn
Elm SliouR9sid einsn &uneC nitbt paBt, iC trautbI
Ct cs ntbt 81 nsbmcn, uuo elm anetrts miro c9ttit
Senaht, bis Oct RuRot SufttCeen 1T. 2tm0no ptc
otrm gihttnmalucr'6 8IGlptrltebr un5ufritcrn ret:
LaGen CT tbut St(hiite, um NuuGfbaft Curb out,
uno tillt3e Grter 81 9tptuutn, uup wsnn 8unNsr
db btt tbm bttrcStu itnotn, bann ucrlan9t CT uibl
oaB It rptcbrum bei bm anruttn ielltn. Qr punthl
sine 9;9InIu8rtt9cu GCibaftc audi fir Die 3utunfl
nububaurn, uAp tlcs furb @brlthtrit tam Cs 9s
IbtbCn.
S,irs 9regt lusrraSt Gjdtcs, 0I-Irbrno gum Sbsil
aus 2uthrr ieotr Sorbs uno Girl SotIncu ron al
Gn StrIs, St9urrn uub 9rctieu, Sciotnt uno anes'
re 98clpdtGcrn, o,mbcn, 8uiin. 9rapattt, &roltn.
SaIbcnttcbsr. ,paRbhube, Stritmpfe, u I. no., fen.
nsu on Stbsnbst. une 8lHtssit ntd5t tbsrrrfeu
ptrben.
Sltieunssn pSresu Guf 8eittlIuna ouf bic tdriic
IuEilt nab 22uufb auf bic btitt NRanler, nod is
OCT rtrtan9ttn NEaps uho aUf f!s fbanits uno bcts
QBttt ouf9cmabt
Sluftt uur bri Inn an, un6 wer cinmat rcn 6crrn
2ibtcuwaInte Rliouu9stGds bctCmmt. esr unttr
ittBt ibn autb in 3utunh giathGt cincn @tiuch
bti bu, unp ibr mtroCt eGnIEIbeR Ssrs lei ibm pit
nGrhctIn.
2ulSntuun, Tepsmtcr 4, 1857. nal !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

0Gttr ,ius Y0a.l,l nIni,bg. I,tlss 1ES. lse "pGaG
20 mrn'cR EdHltttHu.'
&IPt s. 1883. rq32s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
gBnblirt(cn GjrpNrie. StNhr,

Ysotentn iib olcltr StlSsGnbelt tbren 6rsunecn
uuo Dem alI3smttnSn 4utltHm anjaiSt9su, Dap iE
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-10
EDITORIAL NEWS ITEMS.

A dreadful earthquake has occurred in
Naples. Letters from that place give
horrible details of the destruction of life.
Fifteen thousand persons are supposed
to have been killed. Three thousand
bodies have been recovered.
r. Ridgway Esq, editor of the Wig,
and G. Jennings Wise (son of Gov. Wise
had fight in Richmond Va, last week
in consequence of some abusive articles
which appeared in the Wig in reference
to the latter. Mr.. r. challenged Mr.. W.
to fight duel. The proposal of Mr.. R.,
which was that one pistol should be load
ed, they the principals to be blindfolded,
and draw lots for it, did not suit the taste
of Mr.. W., who would not accept but
said he was willing to render satisfaction
in any manner recognised among honora-
BILE men.
John &. Barr, of Alabama, has been
appointed consul to Melbourne, Austria
| liza.
Senator Brown of Miss, says he has
not shadow of doubt that Kansas
will be admitted under the Lecomptoi
Constitution.
1t is rumored that Gen. Scott will leave
for California on the 9Th proximo to pre-
pare the militia there for action, in case
the President declares Utah in state Of
rebellion.
The Richmond South opposes the Yra-
sarri treaty, and says it is a fraud upon
the South and advocates the sustenation
of Gen. Walker.
In Kansas Mechanics are receiving
2 so and dollars per day, and scarce at
that.
The President has delivered his Mes
sage together with the Lecompton Con-
stitution, and recommends the immediate
admission of Kansas.
A treaty has been concluded between
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, giving to the
latter the exclusive control of the San
Juan river, from Castillo to Punta Are
mas on the Atlantic.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-10

10 We are glad to see that our friend,
DR. TINDALL, assistant editor of the
News, has returned, looking as well as
ever. We had an idea that the Doctor
intended to increase the population of
Okolona, but must still be content with
-probabilities-bare ones at that, though
hog KILN time" is not over, and he
,uay-yet find a rib. gssa.ss..-.--s.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-10
COMMUNICATED.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Through the So
licitation of many friends, ] have the
pleasure to announce that new and eel
ebrated troupe of Amateurs have con-
sented to give one of their Grand Vocal
and Instrumental Concert to the people
of Okolona in a short time. This COM
pany is composed Of gentlemen of the
first order of talent, and, though but lit
tie is known of them away from this i'm
mediate vicinity, their friends feel conf
dent that they will create a farore in the
musical world, such as has not been wit
messed since the days of Jenny Lind
Notwithstanding the great talent exhibit
ed by this troupe, they are of pure una
dulterated American origin, and, with the
exception Of having frequently heard
Nine D'Angri and a few other Euro
pean artistes, including Thalberg and
Strakosh, are self-instructed, homespun
men, and are not indebted to having gone
to Europe for their skill. AS musical
people are noted for being sensitive, /
think it but just, in order ID avoid Sc
we're shock to the nervous system of these
gentlemen (their names having never as
yet been in print in connection with this
subjecD to only introduce the initials of
each-hoping that when they shall have
made their first debut, that this modesty
shall have subsidized. The names of the
gentlemen alluded to are as follows -
Mem Herr c., Falsette and First Treble;
Monster W., Grand Tenor; Senior A.,
Basso, with touch of the BARITONE
The former of these gentlemen has an
exquistely sweet voice, and had you
heard him in his favorite solo this morn
ing before breakfast, of "Chestnuts agoin'
at Ten Cents Quart" with chorus by
the company, you would have gone into
ecstasies. This piece of music will, no
doubt, become as great favorite in this
community as did Pop goes the Wea-
sci" in New York The second gentle
man is by no means inferior to the first.
| don't remember the name of the piece
in which he showed his pre-eminence as
tenor; but think it was a selection from
Roderic Dhu or Hudibras. noticed,
however, that his voice was decidedly
scare, and peculiarly adapted to calling
for hot biscuit. The third gentleman,
and junior of the troupe, is fine looking
youth, who has versatility Of talent sell
dom met with among vocalists, and though
bass seem to be best suited to his deep
toned voice-owing to the associations
which he has formed in the neighboring
swamps-he nevertheless, performs any
par. with ease and c.rrsctness. and ~. l.xe.
no doubt but that his name will he plac-
ed with those Of the immortal Mozart,
Mendelsohn and others Of equal fame
His energies are at present devoted to
a revision of the well known piece of mu-
sic of " Molly put the kettle ON and we'll
all have tea"
Had you Witnessed the rehearsal of
this famous troupe this morning, You
would no doubt have exclaimed, as did
the immortal bard, . He who hath no
music in his soul is fit for treason strata
gem and spoils.'
HOHEN
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MARHuTs.
MoRhE, Feb. 81

MOBILE, Feb. 5,-I5 p. M.
COTTON--The. market.was quiet and
factors evinced more disposition yester.
day to sell, yet only 1000 bales changed
hands-prices in favor Of buyers-Mid.
dlings l00l05c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s, o'clock p. NJ.
Market active, already 5000 bales have
been sold at outside prices. Middling
10. @l0s.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5, 1S5S.-COtton
The sales of the day have been TO-
500 bales at full prices. Middling lOt
@l0l cents. Sales of the week have
been $4,000 bales. Receipts, $4,000
bales.
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sY Some would-be essayist, writing
for the Pamela Star, has just given the
world the benefit of his views on woman.
Here's one of his ideas:
She is deprived of all privileges IN
the political world, and in the world OF
love (if we may be allowed such an ex-
pression). To do her justice, woman
should be allowed more freedom in coart-
ing. Indeed, it should be her privilege
to do all the counting. And we believe
that, in the relation of lovers, man and
woman should exchange places"
Every man to his notions we have
ours, but one thing is sure, we can and
will do our own counting. We love pref
ty and gentle woman and admire brave
and chivalrous men, but possess not a
title of respect or love for strong mind
ed women, and hold clod-pated essayists
in the most supreme contempt.
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TT We will furnish either Peterson or Ar
thurs Magazie and the Prairie News one year,
to subscribers, for $500 Thus giving the sub
seriber 81 worth for $500. Persons desiring TO
take sup at this proposition, should send in
their names Immediately. This offer is made
only to new subscribers.
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DEMAND FOR DAMAGEs.-R0bert A.
Craig, British subject at Punta Arenas,
Nicaragua, has demanded damages of the
United States, for losses sustained by
him in the seizure of Walkers expedition
by Com. Pauldig. He alleges that he
rented to Gen. Walker part Of his
premises, and that he had large guam
tity Ofprovisions in his warehouse belong
ing to Gen. Walker, at a stipulated rate OF
storage per month for each package and
also that he advanced on the security OF
the provisions the sum of $500. The pro-
visions, he alleges, were forcibly seized
by order of Com. Paulding and much Of
his private property carried off. Mr.
Craig has forwarded copy of his CON-
plant Lord Clarendon
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We learn that man by the name of
Ainsworth was shot by an assassin few
nights ago in Simpson county, just as he
was in the act of lying down on his bed.
His wounds are not mortal. A man by
the name of johnson is suspected of the
crime.
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SUICIDE.

Col. RoBT. S. GoREE, who owns a
plantation near this place, committed sui
eide in Marion, Ala, on the goth JAN,
by stabbing himself with a dirk. Cause
unknown.
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V He who is passionate and hasty, is
generally honest. 1t is your mean, sour
plum, assembling hypocrte of whom you
should beware. There is no deception in
a bulldog it is only the cur that sneaks
up and bites you when your back is turn
ed.
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G5'We are authorized to announce JOHN Il.
BEAN as a Candidate for county Constable, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
G. w. Fooshee. Election 18th February, inst.
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.y@ The Rev. Mr.. GIBSON will preach in the
Episcopal Church, at Okolona, on the first, see
ond, and third Sundays of each month, and at
P0ntotoc ON the fourth and fifth Sundays.
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MURDER MosT Foul We are in
formed that Mr.. G. IL. Icken, well known
resident of German township, was bru-
tally murdered yesterday morning. He
was standing in his yard, few feet from
his own door, unconscious Of his danger,
when two females, Germans, we arc told)
on preconcerted signal, rushed upon
him, threw him on the ground, and while
one held him, the other, with an axe, sew
cred his head from his body. A Metho-
dist minister had just driven up to the
door when the deed was perpetrated, but
was unable to render any assistance to
the unfortunate victim.-Er.
We clip the above from the Memphis
Eagle g. Enquirer. 1t is undoubtedly
the toeolest murder on record; but we
can't swaller it this time--much rat her
have a CHICKEN to masticate.