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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-18

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tss Hs6t rtGttsn fam.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-18
Ser ippblfcilc
S0rtez z9Sa1renz zStDbr
S5n Der Statt Alrntaan
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-18
RISING SUN HOTEL,

Ode prr 3ebnten uno panlilten SIraHen
ARrntaun, pa.
lwwA Dtsies srcbs unr rCtItstdnnts so |
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prsBen bVfft sr sinen 5bsiI Der EfeRtlt6rn 8unb.
daft iia luf4srn ia f6nusn.
peter Sidtman.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-18
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Sitter, peIte sr 0egerwdti5 70 i4nra pertauit.
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men. IS III INNER ein r6trS Sotallipn @Clt,
mcIaeS pobtn NrSmt, fir bic wrblfsiIm gtttsr.
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ten, mar sr 9rjpun8en pcr rntsn Sagen wjrrrr
auf ben Snrrrn ,,wrgSuI4nieten, ," unp fam aud
balo Wterrr nit
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9arteu,
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nit rsm 8rcben Display pVn alien 9Irtm @uter,
2ls: Setbe unb SatinS, GonriAubc
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Sud- II. GaEemrr6,
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taurs, StirfeI uuo 0aitrrh
SPITE nnb aappcn,
tutj alIss mas SsrIaust pirp UNI Damrn mt Ssr.
rrn aubuereben, unb jpar ron Sppf ts ju 5ue.
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ben 9rreen ,.8uia," unp Sbr wmprt freuets ct.
nt5e Der 8rcBer Sar9anS auneBmsn, mslAs tag.
lid aus8rctGt wrrrn in prm
WctIfeilen StUbr 1pn Gas. q. Gfrs
nerb in Srerlcrtaun.
ss- Cir ale Grtrn 9arbeIyrcoutsen rrrbsu
INNER bic bGtRsn Warttptsile beja9lt.
IA 6. @rrrsrp mar sIet6fals 70 slddli6,
Ssrn q. Nsw ar b, Elm gtrc. S6nd.
-ALrer, rsult6 ;u srbalten, psl6er tmmer te.
rsit iit, tie tctsn Sits" ju MAIDEN, unb Bpar an
gang tlssn 9rsiisu.-5r. Newbarb ldcrt raS
putIitum Gin frtre Grbeit ,u tristm unc cr flblt
osrii@'rt, baB sr ale tffrtftissn Fann bic bel
t4m arrufsr.
Sung uno gIlt, 8rif unb grm, Grcs unt
Rlstn. tpmult uno rufrt tci mir an unO Sbr psr.
Hft ale r8ePItrbt" rlssr ws9ssbrn.
{. Il. 6erncre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

the new system commenced. Ifesi-
dents, Cashiers, and Directors we're
elected. bills were issued, and for a
week, or two things moved on smoothly;
but the difficulties have now co n
menced.
la Dubuque great commotlon
exists. growing out Of some objection
able workings Of the bank. and out OF
tbe.late election Of Directors. 81 the
merits Of the different parties 10 the
difficulty we know nothing. 1t Is
enough for our purpose, that the
system is SO imperfect as to allow OF
these connections and difficulties
T. csc troubles il Dubuque are bat .
cclnnine. More, and moro WHICH,
spread difficulties nay be anticipate,
in the future, which will ctiectuaily
satisfy the people with the State Bank
experiment.
In this connection it is not ont Of
place to mention the fact that there
are whispers Of brewing troubles in the
Merchants Branch OF Davenport, grow
ing ont OF the late election of Direct
ors. When the rumors shall have
assumed tangible shape, we shall
refer to them at length.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
ArOuble In the State Banks,

Some two or three years since the
people determined that banks Of issue
snould be authorized in the State of
Iowa. 10 carry ont this desire. the
legislature authorized the holding of a
Convention to revise the Constitution
and the people appointed delegates
The delegates met at Iowa Citv and
after a long and expensive session
occupied principally in amending bro.
visions which needed no amendment
and correcting faults which never exist
ed,-they produced the celebrated
banking system of the State of Iowa.
providing for State Bank aud Free
Banks. This system was again sub.
mitted to the people, and notwithstan.
ding the almost universal, opposition
Of the democratic press, was adopted
Usdsr these laws branches Of the
eaAs Bank were organised in cities,
w. I'D Asnlsts throughout tn,
oaaA ~ ~ psassisal operation )
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

SourH AMERICAN AFFAIEs-The Govern
ments of South America are in a most Ia
mentable condition That of Ecuador is on
the eve of dissolution from civil war and
internal strife. The prospect of q war with
Peru had the effect to render the authori-
ties unpopular, and the Peruvian Govern
ment, taking advantage of the hostile feel
ing, is seeking the total overthrow of the
present rulers. A Peruvian fleet is block
aiding the harbor Guayaquil, while the
President of Peru has ordered the enroll
ment of eleven thousand men to carry on
the war against Ecuador There is fer
ment in the Republic of Chill growing out
of the arrest Of persons charged with sedi-
ton by the government officials, on frivo-
lous pretexts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

THE Proposed New TERRITORY OF CoIoNA.
MIR. c flax, of Indiana, has introduced
bill in Congress for the organization of the
new Territory of Colona. The bill en-
braces all the recently discovered gold re
gions of Pixies Peak, Cherry Creek, dc
The Territory will stretch from the lo3l
meridian of longitude to the crest Of the
Rocky Mountains, being from four to five
degrees in width aud from the 37th to the
oath parallel of latitude. making it five de-
grees in length 1t will thus be nearly
square, and will include parts Of the terri
tories of Kansas, Nebraska, tab, and New
Mexico. nearly all, however, being taken
from Kansas. 1t will embrace within its
border the famous Three Forks the head
waters of both forks of the Platte, the Ar
kansas and Rio Grade. Its exterior lines
will be guarded by Bent's Fort in its south
east corner, Fort Massachusetts near its
southern boundary, and Fort Laramie Just
beyond its northern line. St. YARNS Fort
will be near its centre. Bridger's Pass,
which shortens the road to California over
100 miles, is in the northern part of the
new territory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
rH-The Editor OF the Iowa Patriot,
printed at Charlton, thus discourscs OF
the Good time coming
The Future Prospect. < Iowa.


Tn consenucnee Of the general scar
CITY Of money. as well as the general
dcnreciaiion Of real estate, following as
= matter Of necessity. the general
nrcssure in the money market, has the
tendency 10 prodncc. in the minds Of
most individuals. a spirit of dcspon-
dcncy. Causes operating upon the
mind. proda corresponding feelings
hence. most men arc controlled by their
feelings instead OF their judgment. II
we would 20 back but two wears ago,
at a time when specu alton was at its
eight. thousands then would not sell
Their zeal estate. notwiths an1ing their
IN lgmen, informed them they were
offered all and even more than their
property was worth in most of these
cases feeling controlled The Judgment.
There were many canses that operated
doubtless, and very false ones, too. \
could not bear the idea Of selling to b
for 3 would sell to G at still higher
observation-disclosures acted under tue
impression that money would never
become scarce again that property
could never dcprcclatc again 10 such
ruinous rates. But the reaction did
take place, and We now fee It's effects
most disastrously we are now at the
bottom Of the bllI-and Ike causes
produce like effects. Most every one
feels as if the price Of property wolld
never advance again, or not very soon
at least. Speculation is dead every
body wishes to sell, and no one wishes
to buy. Now, in our opinion, this IS
all wrong. We think n less than
three years that there will be As great
rage Of speculation in real estate IN
Iowa, as has been heretofore.
Iowa possesses all the elements to
make her great State, and the recent
discovery Of gold 1cst of us, places
Iowa in a position that she must be
the recipient Of large share of the
GOLD that will be extracted from the
bowels of the earth, in that quarter
Situated directly on the great line OF
emigration to the gold field, will bring
thousands into our midst that other
wise would never have come but at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

WOODS HAIR kEsToEh TIVE An IL Al Prep
arstions for ths hA- trat have betn Introduced a.
afaa lie, none has seer gwen the enti s!aot.sA or
ss.rel the popularity that PRIV Iiait Rs.o-
rstivs row $. HIS Restoraiiye passed The
orieal of !nnumerable fashionable LES, aai thc
lad,es, wherever they have te tell pronounce i, 8
er.ess article They End whsie NJ hair Is thin
ned, that it creates freh 4ft with hat II ful y
restores the vegcthtiye poser u ths the
denuAtd plac.s arr ises the ibr - 10 shoot forth
auew-that It he and removes daLdrun, pre-
vents gray restores the har = its geal color
when srayness has actusly surcrvcnei, gives rich
tire, lmrlrts the fnss ard f.xib.Aiy Of FIX u
the lsir. and keep. It always uzuriant, healthy aud
in full vigor.-N. u Irfb4ne
Slli BY 81 re.lectabie d!u.Rlets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

a The large ana splendid hotel at
Chippewa Falls, Wi, known as the "Allen
House" was burned on Tuesday morning
the 29th ult This was one of the finest
buildings III the Chippewa valley. 1t was
unoccupicd at the time, and its destruction
i. supposed to be the work Of an incenlia-
~. for whose arrest the Chippewa Falls
laundering Company offer reward Of two
hundred and fifty dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

- f. Merriam, the weather wi'e, says
TINT during the past year, 80 far "a lie has
been able learn, - persons have been
/ BY thing aid IS persons injured.
There are also three accounts where it j.
reported That several persons were killed
Thunder and lightning ~ rms occurred on
sixty-one days during the three summer
month.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

c~ On the 9th ult, Mr. Simon b.
Thornhiil, who resided near Troy, 30, pun
ished one of his negroes for misconduct
The negro then rushed on his master with a
large knife, AMI stabbed him, which caused
his death in two days The negro was la
ken to Troy and confined in jill. The af-
fair causel much excitement in the county,
and on Saturday IA very large number of
persons collected at Troy, repaired to the
Jail, took the murderer out, and lynched
him by burning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

DEATH OF TIE RIGHTEoCs.-l once met on
the sea shore said the eastern poet, Sadi,
pous man, who had been attacked by
tiger, and was horribly mutilated lie was
diving and suffer ng dreadful agonies. New
ertheless his features were calm and serene,
aud his physical ain seemed TO be van
pushed by the purity OF his soul " Great
Cod" said be- Il thank thee, that am on
~ suffering from the inngs of the tiger and
not from remorse"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

- A remarkable explosion occurred IN
We -ester, Mass, on SATURDAY afternoon -
4 large two. story euginehousa was blown
to pieces. "not one brick being left upon
another and the city shaken from turret
to foundation stone. 4 fire had been left
burning, the gas from which is supposed to
have done the mischief.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

- Deseret MRS, of the 9th Of Novem.
ber co,stuins account OF riot in Great
Salt Lake City, between the police and
party OF peace breakers, in which one or
more officers OF the [. ;. Army We're in
jured. DIR. Covey, |. ) a., received ball
from q Ii.tnl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

~ Tie tiect OF Gen. SCOTS present
visit to New Orleans is said to be person
al conier.r with cen fwig1- as 10 The
force that might be detached tom Lis aHd
other departments. FEY the pose q + It
military occupation Of Sonor.. ond ChihGa-
hua according 70 tie recommendations of
the President luessage
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

Fremont AND TIE MERcLp CoMrlNY.-Tho
story that Fremont has recovered IL law,
the final title to the celebrat ed MERGED mine
in California, is Incorrect, according to the
Washington Star, which says
Ills recent suit with the company work
Ing the mlne involved oulv the question Of
temporary possession, not that OF right TO
the land in Zee. He gained that 1t may
take half century or more ere he, or those
representing his claim aft him, obtain a
final judgment awarding the title 10 the
land in fee. And then, such a Judgment
will by no means convey to bin the title of
the minerals in the land That last question
is one to he fought ont at great length with
the government OF the nted states
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

A German blacksmith named Law
renee Lullia has been arrested At Prairie du
Chen. on charge Of having murdered his
wife at 1t. Paul about two years since, and
burning the body. lie has been ta.en TO
~ Pant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

FINHE reader will please overlook the above ebuli-
j ton. His heightened moral sentiment In bust
n would not allow him such latitude In his right
mind, He Is naturally choie,1c, and whenever we
have held the torch to his business ialsiies and
meanness, he is nvsriatly attacked with brain col
ic, and a ingudt summer complaint. 30 dom!
hold him rfsponsitle-the discount his word Ii
gr alter than on the machines. His "few" Is one,
and that Is there tnr, ugh no fair means. by their
,corka. mol words. may ye know them.
nov30 QUAKER CITY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09
s. A Card"

AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. ITO BOOT"
noticed statement in late issue OF the Times.
carte D. p. White Agent, to the ~ ct that the
machine he sells, so netimss, took the premium al
the Rock Island FAIR
II ou W look In the Argus OF Sept. 2e, Won will
he official report and list of premiuos, .nd here
sr. -s-s the discrepancy.
III the frFt place, no premium Vas cftrsi ~ all
white none conld have been siven, sec highly
complimentary note IN the Official report, In oonnec-
ton with the Quaker City Sewing Machine,
which, l suppose sppIied TO all good machines. Ii
appears, then, that brother Whites ideas OF tbs
honorable" somewhat ague-shaky. but his
machines are pretty good notwithstanding; and the
fact (cal for the proof that snong our wednesday
sales was one TO family having Wheeler Will
sons slrca1., but could nst make It serviceable,
does not make them worse perhaps, but only proves
tie greater excellence OF the Quaker City
By the way, I'll barely ntion that we have Just
received the Sixth invoice a Quaker City Se1oinJ
Machines, ani there IL fine assortment for select
irr fronth-ee SYKES and a toz n machines, at OUT
Office, corner "a ard Brady streets.
7. c. ESTE 4 co.,
Proprietors In the Western states.
Up. s."-"Next." sepl8-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

s1s Steam has been applied 10 Winans
novel steamer, at Baltimore, 10 test her
ventilation, &c. which proved satisfactory,
aud trial trip will soon be made
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-09

~ The brother Of Beethoven signed his
name, to distinguish himself from bis land.
les broshsr. won Beethoven, land owner"
AlA "tadwlt von bsslhets4 Srals ovnse'