davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11
THE SLAVE TRADE AND TINE DruocpAcY.
-Ou Monday, in The House Of Representa-
tiyes, Mr. klgorc of Indiana asked leave to

THE SLAVE TRADE AND TINE DEWocBAcY.
On Monday, In the House of Representa-
tives, Mr.. Kigorc Of Indiana asked leave to
introduce the following -
Whereas, The lows prohibiting the African slave tr, do
have become topic of discussion with ucu.narer writer's
nnd political altators. WHnY OF flUn boldly denournr
these laws as unwise u policy and dissraocfu Boz thcir
provisions, and insisting che justice and pr1urcty az
their repeal 'nd the revival % Ae odIlus rso IN Am
Whereas, recent demonstrations afford STRONG reasons
% arproncnd that said laws Doe set at defiance and
thcif violation openly condemned and encouraged D.,
portion ~ ihe citizens Of some OF The States Of this
Whereas IS proper IN view of said facts. that the
senuWeuts OF Che peoples representative iu Congress
should be made public 10 relation thereto therefore
Resolved That while we recognize no right ON the
power that Of the States wherein II exists DO inter
fere with disturb the institution Of domestic avcry
"hpre u is established protected hy State legislation
We mold that Congress has power prohibit the foreign
measures nor can any penalty known 90 the catalogue %
modern puuishiuenis or crime be too severe against
tr8itc So inhumau and unchristan
Resolved Ihnt the laws n ful force against said tiaf-
ne are founded upon 'he broadcast principles Of phan-
thfopy, religion and humanity; that they should remain
unchanged except SO r as legislation Doe needed t1
render them more eccut and that they should be faith
ulY and promptly executed ly government and re-
speetcd hy all good citizens.
Resolved That the executive should Dc sustained and
commended fr any proper efforts, whenever and however
made. TO enforce Said laws aud bring 10 speedy pam.
shmeni the wicked yioators thereof and all their aidcrs
and abett0rs
The House refused to suspend the rules so
that these resolutions might be brought be-
fore the House. The vote stood III to ST.
not two-thirds-which was necessary and
was politically divided as follows .-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

"a The burlington Times is apparently
very much annoyed at bit of pleasantly
which we published last week, to wit: the
extract from the letter of Vormonter now
residing in Illinois, in which he says, "Ver-
mont Is the only State in the Union that is
'On The Town, &C., and pronounces an such
publications as 'mendacious SANDERS" Now.
II our memory serves us rightly, the town OF
Burlington was the first to discover that the
State of Vermont was Torn Paupcr and,
through her representative, at the Extra Ses-
sion was the first to offer to provide her with
a house to live in. The Times, therefore.
better not make fool of himself, by writ
ing about matters 1--WE quote from the Times
artiele,) that hit the town of Burlington much
harder than they do Montpelier. Pray, do be
easy, General, and iii you can't be easy, be as
easy as you can"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

w As our friend, Dr. George of Calais is
fond of a joke occasionally, he will Of course
pardon us for publishing the following as we
find it in the Windsor Journal.
SCENE IN COURT.
The solcmnity which characterized the cele-
brated trial Of w. H. NJ HowARD. at the
late'Ierm Of Orange County Court. was some
what interrupted in the course of the cross
examination Of one DR.. Asa George. of Calais.
a witness who was called in behalf of the res
pondent.-The witness had testified TO GER
tain appearances as indicating inaammatory
action when the following dialogue took
place, both the cross-examining attorney and
the Doctor looking very serious, not to say
solemn:
Counsel-Doctor, what causes inaamma.
tom
Uitnes'-lndammation sometimes results
from mechanical injuries, and sometimes from
chemical causes.
Couasel-ln what manner may inhamma-
ton be caused by chemical causes;
HHaess-By taking cold Here witness
looks puzzled, and evidently anxious to have
counsel help him out. Counsel observes it
and with a serious and patronizing air, comes
to his reief.)
Conse-You mean by this. Doctor. that
the chemical properties of the air,-(yos. YES.
eagerly interposed the witnesl, evidently graf
fled with the profercd assistance, unite with
the chemical properties in the lungs-tyes
yes, again interposed the witness, and Torn,
a chemical compound called cold
Wdaess-Yes, that is what mean.
Counsel am perfectly satisfied, Doctor
/ think now understand you.
1t is needless to add that while not smile
shaded the countonance Of either the witness
or the counsel, tho court, jury, and the crowd
ed audience were convulsed with LAUGHTER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

CosruNn PAnrY.-They had costume
party at Burlington last Friday night, to
RAISE funds to complete the new Medical Hall
there We suppose Series Of such parties
Will be required in Montpelier to enable the
Inhabitants Of that inland town to finish the
State House.-St. Aibans Democrat
Not at all, sir: the money is already raised,
and the work progressing rapidly, and Mont
pelier will have the privilege Of asking the
members of the nextlegislature to take a seat
NOT in her Brick Church, but--in the State
House.
Morphy is about TO play twenty games Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

Morphy is about TO play twenty games of
chess at once. bindfoded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

- A Division of the "Sons of Temper
ance' was instituted at West Ranpolph on
Friday last, with the following officers:
Gilbert Tilson, w, p; J. w. Hale, w.
A. J. w. French, r. s.. /. A. Thayer. A.
R. s.; S. A. Babbitt. f.. A. B. Tewsburv.
F. S; II, Smith, c.; V. Fletcher, A. c. :
q. W. Barnes, |, S.. II. A. Hastings, o. S.
Some fifteen or twenty members were in
itiated. We learn, also, that other Divisions
are to be organized in this vicinity soon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

FIRE IN BosroN.-On Sunday morning
last destructive conAagration occurred in
Boston, in which Russells new steam bakery,
on Commercial street, and adjacent buildings
were totally DESTROYED. Loss about $500, 900,
insured for about 500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

When the friends and relatives Of the grad
dee, both near and far, some being a thousand
leagues away, heard that he had humblcd
himself to be town pauper, and we're twitted
with it wherever they went they were so
mortified and ashamed that they vowed tina,
they would never come buck to his domin-
ions, but would cmigrate still farther, to the
jumping-of place Of the great West.
That's all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

This Is the most significant vote yet taken
on this subject. Improves that the slave trade
is not only not now sufficiently abhorrent to
meet with unanimous rebuke, but that the
democratic party, always hitherto prompt to
vote to crafty Shareholders, is now I'm train
ing to do a good turn" to those engaged in
the piratieal work of importing slaves from
Africa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

"WoRK1NG WITH EnBoRIsrs. such is
the title of an article on our first page, from
the ~ Y Independent, by Henry Ward
Beecher. The fearless, plain-spoken truths
which it contains may be distasteiul to many
of the "straightjackot' school, but they are
truths nevertheless. We commend it to care
fil nerusal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

~ VIM. Joslin, Esq, of Vergennes, has
been appointed by Gov. Hall, as Sheriff Of
Addison County, in place of d. S. Church,
deceased.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

Nor BAp.--A good story is told of Mrs.
Douglas, when asked recently regarding her
politics Her reply was 81 am an Old-lino
Wing with pretty strong Douglas proclipi-
ties"
The Hon. A. IL. Stephens of Georgia has
written to his friends, positively refusing a
denomination to Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

y by feIerense TO our Congressional pro-
ceedings, it will be seen that Mr.. Morrils
Agricultural College Bill has passed the SEN
ate by three majority. Some amendments
are attached to it which will require it to 60
back to the House for concurrence. What
those amendments are we do not learn. but
can but hope that they are such as will meet
the approval Of the House, thereby securing
the passage Of one of the most important
measures now before Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-11

wv utNNNt iAAt fr PRESIDENT Inns wholly flpd show
any sufficient reason why should ATTEMPT TO acouirc
Cuba at This time and that he has equally failed in
pointing out any mode n which could "acQurc Cuba
II ave desired 10 do Purchase is mauiastv out of the
question, and an attempt "a take the island by force
would probably cmoroi as with other nations and in the
end bc unsuccessful.
But admitting. for the sake Of argument. the acquis
ion Of Cuba TO be desirable and possible, look upon
TIE ae' proposed By the majority Of the committee as Of
me most dangerous character We ARE nut willing 10
give the President thirty millions Of dollars 10 be dsnos
ca OF bl him before the proposed treaty Is submitted TO
the ncuae OF the United States Amer what has nlrradv
occurred, IL is clear that, IL Cuba is 10 De acquired m ALL
~ WA be- la open day light, in the face of The world If
we can be made at all IL be- done lust AS
wen without these thirty millions as with them. The
eases OF Louisiana and Mexico arf not in point No
party TO the proposed transaction is engaged in war and
lne Nhno matter i'm such position that either haste
vt rs'I'N WIN regard 10 10, Is out Of the question.
ihe hN proposes that the money shall be paid upon
ne ratification Of the treaty Of SPAIN without waiting f,r
me action OF the Senate Of the United States The effect
N Aoh course would be 90 compel the Senate so far .
the rear OF losing SiOl0Ol0 could compel them to rat
~ the treaty. whether they approved Oft or not
In short, we look upon this part Of the proposed mea
sure as precedent which, IL followed hereafter would
ead 70 placing the whole power Of the government in no
haids OF me Executive In this particular case ii ,old
amount to that The House Of Representatives. Il 10 he
dispensed WITH by placing the money in the hands of the
PRESIDENT In advance Of the commencement Of the bust
ness ana the Senate is 10 be- dispensed with by ryinu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
Ser &rDtenbaubel.

SD ftnne rsine Stdrt lttrritt rnsr rer Reboftsurs
Der ,atre," ne dse msbr eItiame g,mertS peee aufs
inirtt'en battr, ais paris. 60 mire 1. y. in Or,
NuartereH weicte Rem Nueum am nQUltcn lt,oer
Elm beecut2" Der loanor nit Cen GrGtsn aetrirten. -
Gis Srot n ltno ieit ini9en Sab ri plr ial untut
bcbrltbcn Snlftten. Strt9tr uurrsr @tmiieo9rter
scrpresn.
@rle berieltsn hatsn hre G'6rtcn nit Rr6ten tt
"eltert mel@s nah SerSensIuit alle oen @tmillet
ibdn!i6e 1hsre psriG II ,aen einsa unert,trrliHt,
Srit9 ss9en Seaneden &c Iubren, bic reun lie ,abl
reid. 'it in elmer 0ab eincn san,en @jsmiilraorsrr
'u rsrmulirn oermDaen. De f.an,6Gidsn @.ni,s
@artnsr olaen, menn lie Su bciem lunpsrbaren yHit
tel iere 3nfluht nebmsn, brrin Gem 9eipisl ser sna
lrbpn.
yin 9roBer Shelf ter G'emiIe vOmt Qcnecne
MaTt.e SsrIcrGt msrNen, trirp in BEN Semi eadrter
arjN9fn m'lhe hteie unsebeure Stnct umaeten. Qrr
i'm Garsen laBt man cine S permann in g:taunsn
legrnse YlIe9e an9scebsn lit 10 III lalrn nit re
Stl0r9un9 resleltrn 6emibt, 10 ras lie bnEtttib be
osritbieeenen 95FmIle Ypn "a Grnetsn pes Sobr,,
iu l'efern permesen. Nidht nur liBt man eurb uidt
paS 9sringtt llntraIt auitcmmen, onpcrn unterIud
i09ar ole eeHuis Staupe FIR Staupe nit einem gs,.
9FUbernn9ssIais auis @enaueits, um ren Wsbl,bo,
gu entlsrngn
AuBsr ssn &r0tfn, reI6e man ,u Ieds S6tQino
naS Oussae oeytaHft pat men ,ur 8srtilouuo rsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29

S1neden au6 cine grt 6abner aneemnnbt,
pfnsn man Striimpfs cbsr Sdube an,isbt mas
Fs am errsanhtorren binbsrt unb auelb,sslid
an baS 9idrr trI6rdntt.
DER 9rsis rsr 8r6teu in In pariS aerinaer
elS IN Spuoon. - Dislslten mrrreu in erltsrtr
Staet su 5r. so st. osrfauft unp In unafbeu.
rem hluantttaten nadt Gnslano brf5rrcrt.
MIG 8auf'fute, mslGe INIT piefsr Illtamfs
7Sadrr eanpsl trrten, Ysri6licsru fc in 6GGrrn;
"'r laosn buHeerte icldsr SAFER in Gbrrtours
CUR SstsrNsrun9 na@ GnsIanp aufssbduit.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
tiebmome, ga, gommabcms, Sen 90. Cctobcr

SeriHsipen gar ibmsrc Din8e befannt NO niht banr-
fsis ssmadt, 'u erihiessn Uptr um,utriuscn
2sr 5srtt tatts ttrsits eas 0aub Der en,eluen 8ue
den. Die nncr Rem 5annrn uno 5iten en,pcrlrsbtcn,
nit Hetb mnb 0cIt IistliG temalf, uno Der frpliae
sSinp, Der ecm sSule" tcrattan, pu fttun G5tbuc,
Jog, trsb nit ben atasfalsun SiGteru lcu ralden-
cts Sptst. Die 6itsnsipfcl rauIttsa Iauenc, am
i6melene unp ice pcrbdQenb wie elmer n,aieGGtSben
@sercreei ss3altiscr Gbpr, unp eariitsr bjn,ca,n,
ipebmutbtasn Sbeeesrus teratf6tsnp tsr 3ippeu,
Der S6narrsn uno aneersr Drpfslartcn ponrsrnes
St5aaren. &pn Den 5osn iiber RGniasisr tltdts Der
orauasTartise au9sbsnre SplImcnp auf Die treitru
Setts untsr 9aulinen;u iltcr bcren Spsael ein,snc
entsntan'iisn leile as9en bas bide G3erGbrs ,oasn
aus welbfm in 9aufen hes Nattrsbsrs u,Gdbtiat
Stmme rr5bnte
Va fam Gin 0ann nit 55lintc uno lana6aarioem
sNalerbunp pom uutern 3eih tsritsr rtr gDilps
me'fer @uf Dem rfsnen Raicnpas Dor Der 8uine
pitee or ltrheh Der eidte tp,autinildbs Sraen Der
altrn &lUlterrhe itrabe bcl i'm Wrnrlitt, unp ,isr.
lib lthmanitrn auf ibm bic flsincu 3anncnppramipcn
Die bort in ut9cy 66be Die ,Gprn s4ur,eln ins &C.
lfcla tl1nmcrtcn Sm Snnern eeS Sdids naupcn,
non he multen SduItn aufrsbt, rod tc,u G3;mGitc
tru9en Gle mailfacn GapitIle. 6p6 hcrcn in DEN
efi'ssn Taum eltdsn sc elpteen Stern cir einIt in
tnamrr sSalp5els fie bslse Yaultua bier in Dcmutb
SSaTrr pTtfn, beten ump ltsrten, tann rie GjraFu
oilrc9aro NIT frcmmem OanfsriItl BEN bsbrcn Sau
be9'nnen iHbsn, nnp Sabrbunperte lang rtn srpltsu
@bor Der Nipnde nm Mttsrnabt psruabmen. = sic
labfn init 9ist brIleu Sinten in peu 9cunsnen Opm,
auf Die mtbr unp mtbr nit 9ialen it iiber,irbrnre
pret gtarmprltnrn Biz einit gum 6rbaltar fitrtcn.
uno Die 5erfaarnosn @'rlter Der Osjtlirbru raopr
Us mar lOnit Gin itrfnssr, raubcr SRann, ccm Der
Atrnf ute NlleE gina Ter eem ltre,fenpcu hunaer.
e'ulenpsn Srlk me Benz ihdumenccn anaeitp plTencu
&ter init frsurissr 0uit cutaracn trat - abr tsutc
efl1n en, sr ruBte niht pe cine rpcitte gHrtnutt
0ie SoAe! itheinrn, iprab babGaut prr b bin aiS
er IN pas SirdsnlcbiF trat, hur6 welcbre Der gEeo
1ubrtt = has Sabr !linat al, uup tac IT es ppb cos
'fPts Wtal, Dap id eas guub fallen icbe SHer weih
no I'M slHamen 5crl midi Der 5oc fuoet = Damn
perr eehrn Ienpel iitfraq iih m5ltt, crbormr bib
mrin unO irt mir suapis
Va hulttte binter Ter SGue netrn inn ein : hot
ten hsrpNr EN- psisrS MsIsr ,iltte ibm ;piltrn DIR
""p SitrsrWnel rur6 cen 6aS; strr ricbta oe ron.
nrn 9rrSsn &oplartsren prstrn mebu ras b se
5erislut. SHntIos idnt er aui Den NtarituF II ulam
men; unp ale crS treuen 6unD;s @jeheul aue prm
&lotfrAetdnet. jsBt rem 6rrbluie bic Scnen bcrbe,
risT, wat IInSlt aGee 2rben enlrben. CSttua fN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
pas Gipsluh.
Grabbing ron 9 d lot.
(5rrt1'euns }


Gin uIcr itharfcn Ode peS ,Stciarrs ~; in bih<
tenn u ltrupp prrtpr9cu. taacn ,mci milne 8urIhc.
Der Tag mar Aci6 semrGen une tsirsn Iticn b,r
faltr aemurj9c Niaucur, ocn Gle Qabprauten ouf
,,oem 9Salnc" terciteu gu hem friitcu 6irlGriidcn
rCr lmtlbCn ttncn Tag, treflih III betaaeu. sic
e!idtcn inS Shal bnunter wie rrm @icbsl etncS
D1dte, 10 tell Itur;le bic Observation-Disclosures lid,
sinab; bort lag &6cee NIT ieiuem blanftn urS
3ieridcn S6iG6ten. NO err StcrIprlmeiirr w
6rlcbrn ririe Nh6t ben 6urtcn @antber Yon
S@waJturs su betcrbrrseu bcfTtr, irt!her NIT
iilusm rittcrlthcn @cfolJe tcute pun 8ucolItact
errartrt rrurre unp nor9en i'm 5rrll ocn Nau-
iinenseue elmer Grsitidse Sci upctnen. = DIT
Gtnc ltrtd Rt Gas taidse, rptte 6aar aus Der
e9bcu Stirn, nm itdrfer lhautn ;u tGnntn; =
IA. wabri6 - rrrt. su Burg ojreifenltcin, pie
atwshrtnr, rem srinsn 6us reS itpI,cn 8raels
sracn rns Qstmnrif Slautcntura srslbtett rprt
er'dirn Elm ;}Wa ito ser &eitcr - Sieb. 9un.
siet rr' c1 fon'mcn Die Nerren Des 6iirltcu
hIaht'9s @eltnlt crfcnnt man IriCht an Der Spiee.
@lfin etntrr ihm, Der Oide, pas lit ptuc .3msii
Der Sbsritaumtiifer ron &etclbupt, unp Der oc.
"anete Nrtter aui Dem miprn Rappru in DER
Perr opn Seulmib, rer r6tcite Goelmann upu
auen S@aoe. zap bic 6Crren lIcb umIcnlt bc.
atuben, wfnn unler NniGIa1 aeinot! = No
eermeilc ireucn lie I'D bod, parouf uup ros IL
ana mas merie. - 9aa, hort in GuittrlSrurf
rsttfn Die Sa5e' aus, eem SGritcn entscaeu -
He 'bnen n'|t mei&' elm aue.hTbltcur6Iauh.
tt9ee E0nnerwr!ter eer icBt 10 @nariae ibnen
aHf cie Stuetrrf bItBen rttc, menu trin 6irih
i'm gan3en w'ittn 3eus ;u Fnpsu III!
SSpppn loGtt r"nn HnierenS ben aou,er Ian
Ssn sSinter lebcil. menn mir rie 6irlhe ,nm,ia
toohh'eFsn ltS6en, murrtc Spl, ben i6mor,.n
ttttn BAIT auitrt&snp
9tarr earum it's mir niht, factt, Der 8o+ss
10 Idn8s noCh Sehpaueler unp reibe 3,u,rr -,
Ter sEslt ii"n; MD aaucirt rcr SpcftatI n,n
str eeiRbiiltigr 6iirR besunt. rie rffsuen MGuIs,
'rr Grrueutr, Der Sammsr, Nis 94utb Der SGacr
eu 'lhfn' oenen tt oft eenus ihOn rur6eetcn
arubte.
o'e werren cs uns atsr auh n0ttraaen Sc
mf'ttr Sclt. Sic tsuaen umS 10 i,mlict Dem
9elernFsntopf unb m'in ltmar,ey Bart linp in
ausn 6oritbauitrn im sut.n Auprnfen.
St'r 9leid srinste Qtps 3ullian, es aebt eb,n
@fsnn 8e9en Nann. 9n ren Staptn nit ibren
St"bern unb Sattrln maa id s,nmoI uimmsr
IeSf"' so bate 'tnmal e;n M1eel germ - bic
bat mida ger pot!et; iH bate r,ide 5Itern mn
Der SHrm"nn lHmmt Dem 9Haienaer.dt baben
m'de nm 'mein Grbe aeprellt nob cep, G,c1 II .
IrBt made ih mir aub ctn 0jeigetrd, mn, wsr
Itdl rem Mat nnttrpirft, rpirp b,uoeriAtet wril
Id trin 3ahtbdas tate. 100 ib pis Nerkr,,t,.r .r
9e9en mid rn'prrrer tGnnte. = 0r mo r,a
S6neise icines @isFsrs nit funtrlnpen gjnosn
turca Die ;3a0nc, eas letblt iein G3rFabre fbtp,f
Itaupertf.
Rerl, cu treitit cs III tr fait 3u ara, Itise rr
herOor, rod Gips ia6ts nur b0bnilb. 0u aebn
ieBt binunttr nact &titis, bsiabl er, uno tout
rie ip Dir 8bsiBsu; firS @nrere Lap mid lO,.
gen. Gr iprans tsbt aut Iansamsr ergob i'd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
Seeiuauuaru.

y>rr Mn,tiser" tricasiu eeen Sunnatcne, sum boIb-
i5hIiihtr subrirt;Onspree $ so in @oroliSobumo
sesr 25 Cts psr Inat, sablSor oen rep lrdstr Nus
Sras @tpnnssH btieSen ben Ntrae al ben ScrauSoebr
SWt,,rT S3cr 675N leidGieit sin;ulcnetu
Sntirrettapc S:rdse nnb NbsiIunatn rtrSen tanfbar
,utatItnscnpmratn uue euf Serlansen scurrirt
In;ctStn uuc Stdnn,mdhuue,n auer Nrf ptrbeu inter
gcocTreH 9.c'nSansen aat9tnOn,men: Gnmalss Giuri-
ana rircs 5lunrcc 10 3eln ro,r ptnia,r bibsn sn,n
S1nac) 50 Ste. ireimaIie Gurtuna Is Gts uuS fiir
iffce wGrr gla Is &ts iihrlitc GsftSaeen,eiocu MR.
sn fr Si2 IN baNldbrlder 8orhusiatluns auscnrnmtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
III, German ADVERTISER,

B. H,ssrL, Editor and Proprietor,
r. nublished every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
Advertisements, directed: Letter Box CTS,
will he carefully attented to-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
Srl4tEdc ers @cmmiite's fir biz 9ei,r s.s
S6ifler= Snbildmms
iR philadelphia.
IL p5ilupslpbia.

IL 99ilapeIpbia.
SflG'oltn 6errn 5trbiuanb NreiIiorotb Inn
ste abfalIun9 zines 6etlicres fir bic 3cer p,a
lOOjdRriaen Gjtburtstaas BON S6iCer in nc,
Ssre'n. Staaten ju erfu&cn, ba Br In ism rem
wur0'9fFn HePralentanten Der reutlcbeu NcrGe
nnr ben eeellten brutidcr Gults. unp s, ,sihcits.
Stchtsr Der Srbbsit rerrbren, unb lrtrtn Nomsr-
efn Ndmen rsS Oitters rer ceutlden @mi.ra.
f'on, odueruS nit Dem 0trGGtni6feR an pnIsru
frltrn SoltS- nno 5rcitstspitter ~ perbinpeu
WhnlWen, wrmit mir I'M @rit aQsr L,utiteu
AnlerliaS 81 banee!n uter,cugt linp.
Sfl@lplcn: Gin ipl6es i5eilirp AZ putIicir n
uno bic Snmuiitirsung r,Glteu p,rD eiueu
tudti3cn GUmpcnlfcu su p,ranloEsr tomit "a
an auen Srten in Den Serrin. Staut:n. up poa
S@lIerIrit tc9an9cn wrN, an eiu unp pem,rIbcu
2d9 uno II Gin unp rrriclbrn Staure olarlun.
gen weroe.
Srl@!rhcn fcruer: 5errn 8erS. NreiG ,roth
3u erluhsn, i'm 5au er uus nit ciucm ipIhsn
6eltlIep be9ludt, aud iur cine lcttrlceuuo rssl
irIt'n in paS GnsIii6e Gorge traaeu ,u rpller,
% unifre S@ilerfeier ,ugItt, Gin amrr,fanijdcs
Nattrnaftlt icin ipq nnp Curb bic Sh.;.uabm.
n"lerer sin9etprrnen Mittiirser .pereen pirp.
Nntpprt Spn l5rn. 6crpinanb 9rs,Itn,th
VrnpOn 27. Scpt. 1859,
5c6sertrter Gerr
@ruB uno Nant nnr Sanbldlas SGucu unS
|uFn' DC itdp oriiteu I'M neuen Oeuhth5np in
p'f we've ju unlerem llntsrblihru beaconeu.
Se'ilr9enp paS Geci6t. SD bittc s (buen
ntfht 'bne Shiihternbeit, tenn Der Gjt,cnitanI
ut ~ 9roB unc Tie Rraft, an ikm lidb mcieup.
nur auiu Helm uup bsIhrlntt.
Die ndhlte pct brinst 9bncn Dup!icat oer
%erle uno etnen Idn9errn Srief, Der SSncn uut
Sbrem %srrine 6eier unp ausflbrltdsst. ais ina
pruie an einem ltbr arteiisppnru laoc pcrmoo-
ld9en lou, ME bod 9rcbrt ia MID eurth Str,u
an Nib sr9hnstnsn Kuf iublr, une pis autritb.
tl9 panftnr i6 Sbncn raiiir bin.
9n ooutpmmeurer roha6tuas
Spr ersstsner
$. 8reiIisrotf,
5rn. s. U. RSie, 9rdfrent Der :.
Greeutio &pmmittr our 6eier
pss SdtiIer, JubilGums in
pbilabelpbia.
NaS nhsranhte 5,itIien fibrt trn tel: s, o.
lied Der Seutihen III Nme, ita ;ur S5c,i(l, ,rfsisr
qua BEN rs'8en SsitiiiIen icwpbl mie aus
Nem Sttsl srbrIt. Dap es nidt tIos fin Wb,labeIA
peth b't!mmt 1T unO teitimmt fem lcute. SIM,
@eAfnte Il mar &c e'r 9euuih res btef9en Sti(s
ierSGommittf's, rmib rin ol6es aeltttee pes oop.
allen Ientlbsn bctperehrtrn Scltsrihters ser
S6'usrrter in oen 9An;en g rttn. @taoten pen
StfH'pfl elmer s'Oben 9smsiniameu 8ationalfsicr
auIluoridtn.
Ra Gas S6lereOmmitte miro beskolb oI.
betannten SAIsr'GCmmitte's in pen Ser.
Staaten raS j5sitBerttt 3ul8idea : untcr ber
Sfe'n8uns, raiIelts srlt nab beFen gOrtraa am.
l0 Nooemter eurcb ben Druid 5u pmtIicireu.
Gtejrni9sn Shilerecmmitte' pel6e rodsIb.
nift btnnsm geObenfriit cr6altsu, fnt erIutt.
Ita of6baIb an Zen 9rdliOenhn bes tislfaen aue
Stmeinsn G0mn,tt''s gu weHSeu. ahrelle:
6rn. u 8Dle,
Sine Str untsrbalb Der 8. Street,
9stfaesIp9ta, ga.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-27

A REASONABLE WoMAN.--A day or two
since a lady of unusual amplitude of crino-
line got into one of our street railroad cars.
She spread her, skirts over the adjacent
seats, to the horror OF the conductor, who
calculated on rush of passengers imme-
diately. After arranging matters and
things, the lady called the, conductor and
said: Glow many seats do you think I
occupy ?" He was an unmarried man and
did not care about exaggerating the matter,
replied: "Three seats" With that the Ia
dy handed him over fifteen cents, saying:
"There's pay for three seats-now don't
let me be disturbed" And she was not
Ckicaao Tribune