davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The hydraulic press., 1858-11-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the sweets
heart of Mr.. John Junk requested
his autograph, and explained what il
was, namely, ga couple oflines or 20,
with his name to it," he replied, that
he would leave it to her in bis Will,
seeing as how it was {" done with gun.
powder on his left arm"
There have even been autographs
written by proxy. For example, Dr.
Dodd penned one for Lord Chester
field; but to oblige q stranger in this
way is very dangerous, considering
how easily a few lines may be twisted
into a rope. 90 IL s4a sda q
According to Lord Byron, the
Greek girls compound autographs -
apothecaries make up prescriptions.
with such materials as flowers, herbs,
ashes, pebbles, and bits of coal. Lord
Byron himself, if asked for speci.
men Of his hand, would probably
have sent plaster cast Of it. Hood.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
MubitDrS Nn;ei1e.

Suber Court pcn 6 ON nj on Yltes
pcne d a 9auntr.
Su tr Sadie Der 8s6nuns bss Donisl
80. &tmmrrsr, Nifsnic Srn Grwaro Rrab.
rr, BON SdO' 'Bbdtbal, untrr rinr freiwtai9sn
ustnl&retuns.
limb MN april t6, 1853, auf @cr1GIas ron
3. 9. RrrIr, Giq., ernunntf bic Court b s.
s ter ais @upitcr, am trfa9te 8chnun9
iitrr,uIsbrn. Abrr;uietttln unp Srrttsilun9 brm
9slss 8smdb Su MAIDEN.
@RN Aus csn lIrfunScu.
Wg 8cgusts-J. 2defeD. Frctt.
Boz Stn9suonutsr autitpr wirb f6, fir ben
gnb;ntd ben pFi6tsn Isnsr Grnrnnuns nab,u,
fcmmsn, rtnfinorn, auf NNttwp6s rem 26. Wai
nm 10 ilbr Scrmittnss, am @uRbouIe Scn q a.,
rpn@ut 3, in GutbepiOe, ee6a Gauntq, al.
wc Rh sbsnIaas ale Sntrsbirts einfnrtn t6nuen,
Spsnn Et Is ais nGlbis sra4tsn.
Rai 5, 1858. ra3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
N0i1nie 9a6ri6t.

SintrmaI SObn Su6rder unb SSrdu unb
Gbwarb Stresr uno 5rau. ron Der Staet
alentaun, bur6 cine f.riwilise lletcri6rei6uns.
patirt april IA. 1858. al ibr gisentbum, TO-
wctt licsenees uno perlGnlhrf at UermiiGtcs, 70
we aud pas GSrnt9um Der 5rma Uon Sttprr u
8u6rdcr an ben llnterici&ncteu fir bic glubcn
itrer Grcbitcrcn itrrtrascn batrn.-So miro al
70 ticcra Natri6t arsstrn, rab atIs birimtsrn
9sricnn, wrI6e an Die beIastm lleFrritreitr
itairtS ilnb, innsrtalt 60 1assn pon Datum
BSlbuna 'u MAIDEN blten, - llno aQe Ipthf
welGs rsGtmiBiae Guipybwunacn batm. fnr
ebenfalt rriu6t eieirItc wcbIsritati3t on trn al,
fJnis tinjurriGsn.
Benjamin S. Snsrntuh,
4lirntdun.
@pril 2t. 1853. no4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
6 tb 8 i, 1 Il E

Die iibrli6e 8atalIirnss parate prb llattfin.
ben AM ,,Genter Sctrl" BON aarp o u t b,
In @utbevlle, Siio sgB6etball GaunI6ip, 2eaa
Gaunty, (unsefitr Melsn BON @arntaun unb
etipa cine talbe Wlsls bon 8altct'S Citation an
Der GataIauqua unb 5cselspiue Gtienbabn,) am
Montas ben 240en Gag Wai, nGtIlens. bel rel'
der 9s9rnrGrtig Ien werpen bic fclsenpe Com
pasnen Der 3pritsn ShSars, ndmtih: Die 81.
8bstttaa Gruppe. Capt. &ubnS gBal6instrn
5ruppe, Capt. SGlnu6 9lllen NsifrlS. Capt
:. 8. @utb bic neul6 fcrmirte Deut1fe fret.
piliss Gcmplsnis BON allentdun, Capt. Sartt {;
eUwbia artillry, CAPT. 3imerman 0ai6inss
ton 8rifel 8dnSerS, Capt. Sdlc7sr Grwbia
Rsifsls, Capt. 9enB Gpnnpiae Ssncitles, Capt.
5aa5; gBbetbaa @rttlerp, Capt. Saltian unp
bic Yutnam @rtlcrien Capt. @ut9.
Cine Nnjabt anprer Gpnrpasnirn finb trreits
bDHih rin9elapen pproen. ,prpun ttnige bercts
einssmiNst tatrn scsrnmSrtis Su ien, ndmlif /:
Tie Setbrbem 3rupps, Capt. gBenncr Wal4s
instcn lruppG pcn Samtarg, unD bic Qsnbarts-
pills 5ruppe, In SertS Gaunty, unb bic Jsrrirrrss
pile Scluntcrrs, Capt. SUbn Gauta4. in 9lpr.
tbamptcn Gauntp.
6clsenpr Srabtanrcn fnb rinsclabm tsI,us
motnen 8risOrnSpiae, Siessrtpite, SGnsdsuil'
le, unicnSile, g8aldin9tcn, 6rSelsoiue, WtQers'
tduu, 3icnspiae, GmauS, unp GrerIertlun.
Das Yutlitum i'm 9lascmeinsn pirb tsiippt.
ncn. unb cmit ipirN cS bic l6Snfe Slrabs seten.
bic je in 0utbspils lattfanb. Der @aliwirtt
Aarpn@ piro prrIsbrn Isin nit allem
mas I'M Gaunty ,u babrn II, moran bic 8sfuGrr
unp bic Ginwctner iiterboupt iif laten fBnnen.
Den alten uno Sunsen, Grbeiratbsten unb 9e>
piSn wirc birle pracc ein frcter Gag brtnasn.
sa- maior @en. eaurr, Srts. @su. Jtupp.
Wnior Gttinser, MniCr 9u6, uup bic Np.be'
Camps Stsdel unb Di[lnNer nit ibrcn Stata
perben se9rnwGrti9 Irin mp has Battalion mu.
fern.
NirS %. na63
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
,8Qlf! Ealf! GQlf!

Der llutsr1ri6nstr sttt bisrbur& benz alSemsi'
nsn pubIifum Iahrtt, ea6 sr an S19sr's 8alt'
Sisn, bel gissr'S Sdufmanns' 'NiRls unp Dtitil'
ItrIs untetalb gGntaun, Su Feer 3eit pom al.
Irttntn unb rtinasu frift9etrannlsR Salt aut
5anb bat-ttn r am Dim iar If Gents bns
SuI&sl Ssrtdult. unb bur@ bic sanjs Staet als
Itntaun fiji 13 Gents eas Suiarl ab!trfsrt.
Scbn 9en9nrr. .
Ggrl 2t. r43m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
Sefentlt6e Senbu.
9tuf Sreitags ZEN 21lten Oiai.

9luf Sreita8s Zen 21fen Niat
nS6frns, um 10 llbr Sormittass, IoIIsn an bee
DiibIe pon 6. unb g8. Gbel Imam, In SaI3.
burg Saunfhip. Qs6a Gauntp, fcIssnee QrtiIsl
auf 6fFsntItter Srnbu pertauIt psrren. ndmI6
5msi StslntOtlsn.S Srfen nit 9ctr, DsIt, 8ttt
uno Srttlabs, Cine gatent @aasr, siur Sala.
gSdase, Cine grUbe Danss. Gin gpel(6tprn>
SGdlIcr. cine lstr prrtbpclle unb srcBs Got Stil-
plautsn unO Seintitnss, 10 Wdti .pidsn, src~
&c Stdunrr, S6teifiein, SGnsittant, 2 S6iet-
farrsn, cine Yatent Strobtant, rire 8ctlsn-
Streen, gdur eiierns 5dHr'a 'alammsrn unb Sei-
fling Gtmsr, cine Got sidcnt unb anosre 9lantrn.
SCbrsr. 2 eatternsn, SdaufsIn, Stride, Naa-
se, &etten, cine Got 6idorp 8e1eu, cine Got aIteS
@u6'@iisn, 5 2tdsr 8cssen 'Saamsn auf benz
Gelbs mo Icna nod sins iebr srrbs &rl&itStn-
bsit anberr artitel su umRdntIiG aaes ansufab-
rem.
Die SsbinSunseu am Ssrtaufstass unb auf-
wartun9 BON
Splcmpn 0riefemrre,
CHARLES SO. 99ieanb,
aiIlnsS BON 6. unp SO. gprlman.
0lai 5. 1858. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
GapaQerte Battalion.

Das GapalIsrir Battalion untcr meinrm ges
febt, bat F6 ,ur pardos uno Snipsitcn ju per.
fanimsln. ouf ben 24isn Mai. (pfns1. .Ncntae)
I'M 10 ubr Scrmittuss, am 0aitbaule ppn q a.
run@utb +, in @utbsSias. Ge6a gauRty.-
gdnftlite SeiwctnunS II erwarrt.
sluf Sefebl ppn
Sbrmus Stud, Mujpr.
@-Iis GaSalIrriss9rurps BON Ncrttamptcn
GauntY, unter psm Stfstl BON Capt. @eprae
gStnnsr, BAT sinScpilist F4 bisism 9atal.
lion anauiblirbsn.
@rril %. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
@ubitDrS zNn3ei0e.

Su bsm SBoiIsn9sri DIT pcn esd c
Gountr
Sn tr Sahe Der Tt6nunI spn Sac. Sar.
ter, abminiaratcr spn Der SintsrIabsni6aft bee
strlcrtsncn Scfcpt 5int. lrgttin ppn 9tiSsItsra
GaunIdip, 0r6a Gauntp.
limb nun Gpril 0, 1853, trnannte rir Court
aarpn GtIsnbaro ais glupitcr, I'm bsiaets Rc6'
nuns itsr,uIrtsn, iiter5ulstteIn une SsrttsiIuns
benz @slss semdB ,u MAIDEN.
GN lus bsu ,lrtuncsr.
D 8psu9ts-S. &ansmdn, gdr.
OF Stsnssnanntsr Guritcr rirp Rf sinfn'
ten, UNI I,insn ptrntrlimmtsn Yfi6trn na6jus
frntm,n, auf SamRass ben 29irn Nat, tint 10
llbr 8crmittass, am 8aftauis Scn prter
miller, in SdSusptue, tsiaStcm 2aunlhip,
atpc T6 aas Sntcrrbirtn etsnfaus rinfnren
f6nusn, ipsnn ie rs ais uSttiS sra6ten.
Nlat 5. 1858. n13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
@uDttDrS~ Mnsei1e.
@pril 2t. 1858.

Sn benz B Bat frn9crt DIT pcn eed q
Gauutr.
9n Der Sadie Der glednuna scn g. 9. & T.
Ter, @omiuiilratpr pcn Der Sintrrlo6 o6en1taft bee
psrfcrtsnsn anbrsae 6:ibinRcr, Irttbin pom Sri'
feIbrrS &auni6ip. Ge&a Gauutp.
limb nun gpril 8, 1853. ernanntr tir Court
Garcn eiirnbarO ais 9lurtOr, UNI briaatr 9tcd
nuns dtrSuIsbsn, iibrrSuIrttrln unp gsrtteilunA
tem 0rirB 9cmGb gu MAIDEN.
IsTESN Aus zen urtunccn.
9S9 @tjtu9ts- q. SJamSman, Cdr.
o. Ctsuseulnntsr @urtor wirp ii6 sirfns
frn, um lstnen pbsntcilimnttn %fli6trn radb;us
fcmmru. auf Slmifdss BEN 5tsn 9un nd6frnC,
um 10 llbr Srrnittdss, am 0oltaule BON y e.
term Ter, in SGsrsuius briaatrm 9nuns
fhip. aGpo Fa ols Sutusbirte rtrnfaus tiniin.
ben tGnusu. rpsnn iis eS ais nSlpiJ sra6kn.
Dtai ). 1853. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
NlanOrkcfD WO4enfabrik

WQnOfkcfD IUO4entabrlk
in SettIeb cm, ga.
Der linter,st6nsts muht ictnm &unern unp tsm
Yutlifum uterbaupt hermit rte Gnjsiss, rab or
nr6 nie ssrtbnIid @clls rtnnimmt unp ju Cat.
inrtt, 5alblen, @arn. ETC., etc. prrarbsitet.-
gBOas bic auf tr8enb elm an ten tenamten pIdBs,
nit Son6rlft, ab9ssstsn tpirb, pirb prnn fsrti9,
pIttrr auf bic tsllinmtsn YlSssn Sur 3ufrIrprn.
btit Surdd ssltsfsrt. Our Seducmli6fst fsnr
cntfsrntsn Sunern, linb fclSenes a9rntrn anSs'
lsllt;
3tCuas s. NiGler, Gaapn.
gBm. 8etrl, glajdrstb.
I5csel unb Bed, 9irpburs.
1autb Gtbler, 6rdtann.
Grim, 9teninsfr uno Co., ItIcrtdun.
Samust s. StRtsr, SGserspiIle, 2s4a Go.
8. unp 9. @rU6, S6nrdspIac, 10.
GiIst. arner, gabpnins Bailey, Carbon Go.
3. 8. Gong. DO. DO. DO.
atemas 8rmsrrr, FsbiSttcn, DO.
%rpi5 0plter.
Se6lsten, Nai t2, 1858. nu3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
q d 0 + / Cb t

~ " " W
gRirb btsrmit sssetsn, bae bic llntrSejdrttrn
ais Greeutoren son fer SintrlahenI4aft bsS eer'
Rcrteusn Satpb Sdser, lcstbin pen Der
Start &lrntaun srnannt porren Tnc.-@lr bic.
jsntsen eaber, wslGe nod an tsiaSte 5ntrrlaI'
IrnIdaft f6utpis inp, fnp tirbura aufosfUrrert
tnnsrbalb 6 006sn bal BEN lintrr,eiGnstsn an,u'
ruIsn uHp at5utsSablcn llnp icldr bic nod rsGt'
mdbiss 6prprunsrn tatrn, finb strnfaas afutt
fclde innertalt Der bslaSten 3rit rpbltsaatiSt
siujubdnpissn an
CHARLES SG9tr, Gllrntann.
9Gilliam Sdgcr, SanrYsr.
ancntaun, Nlat IL, 1858. nd6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
9t q If / | 6 t
SIT d : s q Eel
gS q 1renl q Ger.

VFTNFWFFUN
Bette 8Irtp, Gmerid, Strsinia, SrrteBrrte &C.
rellrn, Sss, unp jspe glrt bon antern 5iIGanssln,
5OralIen 8ltrsrn, Gut mp anrsre GrpCes, Nlsb-
insns Ntsls, 5iihruttm pom jsrsr @attuns
Canton Grab. Ssirens uno Saarfdndrs, glsss,
@il. 3wsin, 5Jl6nsb 5wsin, Yadi&nnrt, piano
unb Dulrtmsr Drabt unb 9islin'Sattsn.
Gd,tsS SarIem Oct. elm ,pitffamss @ittsI
fir S3msr,sn In tsr Sru1, GRAVEL unb aRtsrn
ibrIGn Standardization. Gtenfalls
Seine GusliIGs 3rpia einldufse unp Ocpptlte
5lmten, Yupsr,Gtasf5, SarptIGde unb pou9ef,
@dmrbGss, unb edtisb'appuratsn I'M AlIssmrts
men. Dce. 10. SeybcrSer, SmYerteur,
SIC. So (alis sc. Soy 9ierO brittle Strafs, SbGrsu
uulcrbaIb bsm ct. Gbariss pntsL philadelphia.
R6E 90. raLW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
&c q 6 + / 6 t.

Na6ridt trirb bisrmit sssstsn, bab bic btsJu'
Dor In Der Staet Gtrntaun, srifatR 3trmas 9.
Sawtiser une siram SGssr, tsNanpsns eaness'
9sfsafGaft, bsuts t9Iprtl 81, 1857 aufssISet
Trrbsn iii, ucH pelGrr asdtfaGs ale tnt,reeirts
grfSnsn seidltsR Sba6t gu Hssmsa bsIsbsn.
8bpmas g. Sbpeisrr.
gftsntdun. gpriI %. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
8rpBe 6erabIeBung

Der 9rribc fir Steintpblen.
Guf ber GataIauaua uaS 5Osdsvil, gifsntatH
wnren nun StsintOblra mad SRps0ssitbau une
Ratnnsis aaunI6igs ssbrd6s, pCpur& adufsr
tn ben Stane ssIskt wrrbtn, an Balbrrt's Stl'
tiCn, 2etIsn an ansntaunsr Yrsibn gu taufen.
Nae artrn 8rblsn wsrera baIsltit al nisprissa
grsibm fir 8arsfIo SGiuHft. Man rRt an lei
GbarIss 6utb.
Sdntiar 20. nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
GiIcmbranu mnb SScuiuan,

SstfertiSsn an ptissm ipobttctanntrm Stanepla'
be, ous Sprtsn @rab fetns, NIT eng
liItcr uno reutI6er S&rift unp init teerrlrt
Serjieruns; aud prrri4trn iis allerlei
Marmcr uuo SanbRein einsNrbstten,
aIs Wautrls, drrppem S9wslsn, u. (. 10, 5u
teratseTestrn prriben. ..
Danttar fir bic tiebrriSc Sunbfdaft, tcffen
IIs rur6 piinttlt&e Sepicnuns uuf einr tets 5crt'
Oausr unb Yermebrun9 baIslbsn. .r .'..
s. .. Giirnbraun,
GnpS 9teuman.
Mdr; 24. nq6NPjagS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
sc q 6 / / 6 t.

Nadridt wirb bisrmit sc9eben, bab bic ttntsr'
,eidurten, srnannt bur& Die 9Uurt Der Sirrtsls
ldbrlihrn StBunsen pcn ee6a Gamtg, UNI bic
S6idliGfet in Grwdsuns gu Stsbsn, tnsn unub'
tGnsissn Ssuloiitritt aus 9briIm Ron S6srma.
tuh8ie unt sBfibsnturS ~ rrri6im, hA ibrrr
Grnsnnuns sufel9e pGiamnlsln wsrpsn am Sauit
pom 8 aecb @ri M, in 8demburs 3aun-
I6ip, Gisnfdss ben rfsn Gag Suni Rd6Rens,
;u wsItsr 3ttt unb Srt 1d ale rnFnrsn f5nu:n
bic sabsi intsrseirt Fns.
8. .. Gapatl,
9tcuben 0adrntah,
SrGnflin !Scrfh.
Wai IL. aa3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
WgWg iD0;plsg>

Cine tsrrtt6s auspatI sBanc. gapsr-bts al
ItrsrSbtr, Fd5nRe unp ,ruGlfsiIls bic t In alsn-
ilun paE, I9eben TtalttR unp stgper gu rrrtalI~
fen tr Ecd. @utb u. 6rIfri&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
Mferbau > SerIammlun9.
9td6rt0t.

S6aemsiitsrs ImtsfutS SNoi 3. 1858.
DIR grsRprnt unb bic 9srraIhr bon tr
rSissfriees 8rtY Sridsn @rienitaaIt," taten
pitler 9ns sinsn Dtpioenb Don Gtnem Sbalrr uns
fdnfds Gents per gnttsil Son Stpd in brIdst.t
Gcmyasnie srtldrt, sdbltar an bic Stpdbaltr
rer itrs rsGtmdbtse 3sprsisntantsn ipfnH 70 g..
Iurbert ptro.
JefepB qaHbad1, S&aBmeiRer.
Nai IL. 1898 nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
sfeue Sitter.

Sc. 25, gsit pamiltcnsstru6c, Slllentaun,
III itBt init srsm nrusn unb auser,si6nrtrn Strd
Der fftnitrH, ,Tefsu uHr ueumprisaen
Siiten, Sapprn unb alien 9lrten 8rib<
iabrs> unb Spmmcrz6iitrn
SsrIcbtn, unb bieIsttsn Sertnufrn itre @itr ,u 70
blIissn YreiIen, als te in ben SesItdcten unierer
Union pertauft perSrn tEnnen. Sbr Stcd ii
iest gan, ntu, unS bi. Grtitel In ibrcm 5ate fSn'
nen ni6t an S6Snbsit, Site uno SilIistet iiber'
trrfsu wrrben-unp ba lie BEN sinBt9rn Spuiidn'
pisen Suts, SaYpsns uno Sur'Stcbr in pieisr
Stabt balitR, 70 fam man Fh barauE strIasen,
nas fie ale Su tpdnI4snSs artiIrt in ibrem Ga&s
teItanbi8 3um Sertauf baItra. Sbrs SGttn unh
SaPPsn fnr meifens BON ibrsr stsmtn Gabrtta'
t'rn' uno wtr SSn ibnsu tauft, pirp F4 ME Be-
trcSsn inbsn.
G6rSie ftnb hantbar fir tietsr esaUF Ftns Gtbs.
rale 8unbI4aftr unp bUffen uui Iernrsn 3uIpruG
tsritltsn unS auf stnsn 3uwa4s Der @6nnsr.
gtaentaun, NGJ 81. nqts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19
8. s. Sitter II. Spbn

y1anuTaftprRn BON Eibter unN SRlIG.
SO. So g3 4 pansittou etrass. aGenfaun ga.
babsn bsf6nois sRru arsGtn Sfrd pSn SSifs unb
eitbtsr nuf pane, pcldbea Rs tttR Srcfs uno 2Idus
8srtauf on ben nisortsfsn Gttp grsstn csrtautn
EST Das watlitum witres sbsnfalIS pebt tbln
onjuruRn uno eas 5rcRs uno rerjd9Iitw nhcrttmtn
6 eesr:08 aars n, CTS 9uttcr 6aftr. SultGrs
3uter, Rnfh:3dbsr, pftrnts uno Srhnntn @trEr
si3ttn .. I. M. u. { m, in Mug n ttin 81 nshmm
aaentaSp Na' L. sqsG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-19


6ustaun 20.
uniUnpille 20.
GmauS DO. bc.------,----------------
DO. DO.
3rrrlrrtaun DO.
Whlerstaun 10.
8stbletem 70.
Scmp's Gaftcn Gcrnrt Saro.
Rauh Gbunt Srae Sanp.
br. Geuti6e rc.
SttgrrsYGle DO.
;3ipnSplls 20.
Strcubstmg 70.
@lentaun 70.
NS&t Int @tfuGSe III sin GROCER an3irsunSs'
punt.
Cine grrfe militarifhr Taratc,
SsRetenr aus iOl9snNsn Grmpusnisn
s!a:n sa% sSts1s; ssfsn';rt., an'nta"n.
g6tetbaa 5rupp.
98ll6ingtpn 5rupp.
Wtdtbaa glrtillrrie.
eynnSiae Seneitirs.
2Uwbta 2lrtilsrie.
9utnam DO.
Sciptta Snfantrrit.
paI6in9tcn Rsifsl Hdnssrs,
lamnt eini9en BON SstbIsbsm, altUn, Nau6
Gbunf unb Nprristaun.
Sas Srurr>Trpartcmcnt
fcnmt In nd4fer Srbnuns, unO rtro init icinrm
@pparat psl gum aussmsinrn Sntsrsie pes 8e>
ifrs teitraacn. IS umfabt ale Sprissn', Soir.
unb Safsn. unb ssitersGcmpagnisn BON glIIsn'
taun, 9stblstsm, GafUn unS 9faua Gbunf.
Gum S6lub Der paraSr tuirb rim srcbss Brtt'
lpriBsn SpiiGen fen Ssutr.GVmpaSnirn auf rsm
@arftplaB itattfnrrn.
Der 9eha SdnSertHnb
bat serfGisrsnt 8srsiHr spn Y6ilaosIrbid ein8s.
lapsn, ivsl6s pbns SJtbi in 5urngsGCiidm sesen|
pdrttg lsiu unb IN Ssrbinbuns nit bem IQrntaun
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

20 Tie well known Missionary, Rev. DIR.
Duff, in a letter from India, relates a re-
markable escape of Sir Colin Campbell, on
his march to Lucknow:
Sir Colin aud his staff, unaccompanied by
any escort, in the neighborhood OF the River
Saone, came suddenly on two companies of
the mutinied SD, who had recently killed
their own officers. They were then in the
act of crossing the trunk road, with fourteen
elephants, two guns, aud q small body of
sowars, or irregular native cavalry. Sir Col
ms travelling carriage, was ahead Of all the
others; and although the native coachman
warned him of the danger, he still pushed
on, till an aid-de-camp directed his attention
to the mutineers crossing the road at dis
lance of not more than 500 yards. AT first
the chief would not 60 back, but got on the
top of his garry with glass; and only when
he saw some cavalry sent to cut off his retreat
did he think it proper to stop. Had they
been q few hundred yards further on, the
whole party must have been cut of to man,
since, having no escort, the odds opposed to
them was so tremendous as to render etfectu-
al resistance impossible. AS it was, their
coming up, with such apparent boldness, sc
very near to the rebels, evidently soon i'm
pressed the latter with the conviction that
Sir Colin and his party formed only the add
vanced guard of an avenging column; ant
so, after little hesitation, they made off a:
fast Us they could, elephants, guns and all
while Sir Colin and his staff instantly turn.
cd back and retraced their steps for ten miles
| till they came up with bullock-train party
| of soldiers. a few minutes sooner, and TIL
brave Sir Colin, with his whole staff, woul,
have been ANONYMOUSLY butchered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

{ ~ The Terre Haute Journal. Demo-
cratic paper, rebukes DR.. Fitch, in the fol-
lowing style:
A certain DR.. Fitch, pretending 70 repre-
sent this State in the Senate of tho United
States, arose in his place in the Senate, o few
days ago, and asserted tina. 1.-THE Democracy
of Indiana were in favor of tho admission OF
Kansas as a State under the Lecompton
Constitution. A miserable falsehood. Nine
tenths are opposed to the swindle, and il
they ever get lick at Fitch, he'll think SO
too!
The same Journal turns to the Washington
Union. and gives it the following rap, 70,
what it calls sits brazen impudence:"
The Washington Union denies that the
sWallace Resolution" was passed by the
State Convention in regular session. Viii
the friends Of the Lccompton swindle abou
here, who were present at the convention
please correct this fslsehood of the Fedora
organl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

o. A weak Southern paper, demand
ing the sanction Of the Lecompton swim
die by congress, says there must be no
backing out-no lodging into by paths
no plea of the lack Of an enabling act.'
or that majority Of the people of Kan
sas are opposed to it. None Of these
things will do. The South will receive
no such excuses. 1t is question Of
justice to the South. A question Of
whether she is to be deluded by soft
words, and then openly defrauded out OF
her plain and palpable rights" Not JUS
tice to the South, or any section, but
justice to the people OF the Territory is
the paramount obligation of Congress,
according to squatter sovereignty and
the Constitution. We do not see what
right the North or the South have to die
tate to any territory what her constitu-
ton shall be. The rights Oft territory
cannot be sacrificed to promote the in
terests ola State or section of States,
no more than the rights Of a State al.
ready admitted into the Union can be
taken from her, and her interests made
to yield to the interests Of another State
or section.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

@ The ball recently given by the
British Minister at Washington, in hon.
or of the marriage Of the Princess Royal.
is said to have been a brilliant affair."
The corps diplonsatique were all in Court
Costume, in superb dresses, embroidered
with gold and silver, and sparkling with
rich jewels. Sir Gore Ouseley wore a
most splendid dress. Count de Sartiges
was covered with decorations and orders,
and his breast was a blaze o. light
Towering above all might be seen Gen
eral Scott, in magnificent new uniform
and one Of the most splendid worn here
The etiquette of the Court of St. Jane:
was fully carried out. 1t is .aid thai
Washington has never been so gay, and
so well filled with elegant and distin
guished people, as at the present time
and that parties are given every night il
the week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

SCARLET PErrIcoArs are selling rapidly
in New York, and though they are supposed
to be very generally worn, they are yet kept
concealed. A correspondent of the Herald
says he discovered four in q walk down
Broadway, ono day last week. These piquant
garments are not, however, as yet worn in
the manner prescribed by the fashion autho-
rites at tic other side Of the Atlantic. The
dress should be looped up on the left so as to
display the red skirt, which can be long or
short, according to the taste Of the fair wear
or, or the prescntability of her ankle. This
arrangement is excellent in bad weather, as
it leaves the right hand free to lift the skirts
out of the mud. As yet the ladies have not
mustered courage to loop their dresses up.
1t has, however, been done in a number OF
the public balls, and the effect is said to be
perfectly charming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

o. The Harpers have given Thack-
cry $1,000 for the advance sheets Of his
story of "the VirginIans," which enables
them to get it out a week in advance of
the receipt in this country Of the En-
glish copy, and gives the advantages oil
the first sales to their Magazine. This
is nearly as advantageous to Mr.. Thack-
cry as copy right in this country, for he
gets nearly or quite as much as if he had
the exclusive right TO the market; while
the American publisher supplies the
whole demand for the book at once at
very low prices for fear other publishers
will come in after him and take the
market from him, if he holds back fol
high prices.
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ry- Mrs. Peters. the wretch who was r

N- Mrs. Peters, the wretch who was re-
Gently tried in st. Louis, for brutally beating
her negro girl, has continued to abuse the
girl with rs much barbarity as before. To
keep the neighbors from witnessing the cru
elites, the girl is taken down into cellar
out of sight where she is subjected to the
most cruel torments. She was found in the
street the other day nearly naked and heI
back covered with stripes, into which salt
had been sprinkled to dry them up. She
was taken under the protection Of the police
and means will be adopted to rescue her
from her inhuman mistress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-03

erin Rhode Island the State has es-
tablished free schools for blacks separate
from the whites. The Abolitionists Pc
titioned the Legislature to consolidate
them, that the white and black children
might be educated together upon perfect
equality. The respectable and most in.
telligent blacks in the State united in a
remonstrance against the measure, and
asked to be permitted to enjoy their
schools by themselves. Any attempt
they said, to raise them to a social equal
ity, did them more injury than good.