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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
JACKSON'S OLD PIPE.

But TO return to General Jackson. The
General was striking illustration of the
doctrine of compensation. His will, if di-
rectly resisted, was not to be shaken by NOR
tai power but if srtfully managed, he was
more easily swayed and imposed upon than
any man of his day There was a certain
member of Congress who had set his heart
upon certain foreign mission, and bad
long tried to compass his aim, without eff
feet. He obtained clue, IN some way, to
one of the Generals weaknesses, and chang
ed his tactics in consequence. He cultiVa-
ted my acquaintance assiduously, and &C
companied me sometimes to the White
House, where he gradually established him
self upon footing of office familiarity
lowing scene in the Generals private Office,
The General was smoking his pipe.
General Jackson" began the member.
II am about to ask you favor--a favor,
sir, that will cost you nothing, and the Gov
ernmsnt nothing, but will crafty me ex
ceediRgly." "A ..r e -
"It's granted. SIR" said the President
"What is it ?''
''Well, General, have an old father al
home who has as great an esteem for your
character as one man can have for another.
Before left home, he charged me to get
for him. if possible. one of General Jack
sons pipes. and that is the favor l now ask
of you
ooh certainly said the General, laugh
ing, and ringing the bell.
When the servant came, he told him to
bring two or three clean pipes.
Excuse me, General" said the member
"but may l ask you for that very pipe you
have just been smoking %
"This one 90 asked the General. ''By
all means, if you prefer it,
The president was proceeding to empty
it of the ashes, when the member once more
interrupted him. ..........
''No General. don't empty out the tobca-
co. want the pipe just as it is, just as it
left your lips"
The member took the pipe TO the table,
folded it carefully and reverently in piece
of paper. thanked the General for the prec-
ious gift with the utmost warmth, and left
the room with the air of a man whose high
est fight of ambition had Just been more
than graii6ed. azT -ssI fE...r
In a little less than three weeks after, that
=
American States, and it was that pipe that
did the business for him. At least thought
so and if there is any meaning in wink,
he thought so too. It was also fact, as he
in confidence assured me, that his old faith
er did revere General Jackson. and sOouId
be much grasifed to possess one of bis pipes
] once heard pill-vender say to one who
had laughed at his extravagant advertise
ments -
We'll these pills of mine. to my certain
knowledge. haze cured some people,"
Speaking of ofiee.seekihg. will relate to
You the singular process by which q clerk
in the War Department was transformed in
to a Senator of the United States. If / had
not been an eyewitness of this mans ex
traordinary proceedings. ] could not believe
the story. He was . loud. clustering, flu. |
en-. idle politician from the North. q profege
or friend of one of the BurTites. He was
sitting on the piazza of hotel, one after
noon IAN employment be was much addict
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05
From the Western Christian Advocate.
HELP THE POOR"
BY W. NIX. L.

Hark didst hear that plaintive sigh,
On the wild wind frisking by?
Listt with words of grief it comes,
Touching words, from scanty homes,
Praying thee ar thy own door,
With kind deeds to "help the poor
Help the poor !" for want is there;
Dark the cloud and cold the air,
Hearts are bl1nehed by sorrows past,
Hopes grow faint mid winters blast.
Cries of want besiege thy door
Kind ones. help. o, '-help the poor 70
Round thy hearth stone joyfully
Pass the hours from sorrow free;
Never dream of wants pale form
Mid the wildly drifting storm,
Wind and cold are all without,
Hope within and life's glad shout;
Yet around thy happy door
Hear the faint cry, Help the poor!
In the hovel scant and drear
Flows the widows burning tear;
By thy path, with outstretched hand,
See the orphan, shivering, stand;
Hark his sad entreaty. "Give-
Let the friendless by thee live !"
Open thy Standardization door
Hear the needy. "help the poor
Hast soul within thy breast?
Art thou with abundance blest?
Canst thou turn thy steps away,
Canst thou bounty's current stay,
: Crush the hope that's almost fed
With unfeeling. needless tread
With harsh words or coldly given,
Break the heart that's almost riven
Close thine ear and bolt thy door,
To the prayer, so, help the poor 20
No humanity cries no! -
Blest of God. he bids thee go,
Ease the pain. the faint heart cheer,
Danish sorrow, dry the tear;
In the gloom of winters night ,...
Let the Gospels sacred light
Shine forth from thine open door
Hear the needy, help the poor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

A colored firm in Newark, New Jersey,
having suffered some pecunisry embarrass-
ments, recently closed Ln'iness. and the
senior member gave to the public the fol-
loving notis:''-'.De dissolution of CO.
parsnips heretofore resisting twixt me acd
Nose Jones in de barber profession. am
heretofo resolved. Russons who csc must
pay in the scr:ber. Dem What the fnrm
ose must call on Jones, as the furm is in
solved.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

The number of Offices in the gift Of The. /,
Nationsl executive is about sixty thonsapd. $ s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

HOLD YOUR TEMPER.-Henderson the ac-
tor, was seldom known to be in passion
When at Oxford, he was one day debating
with fellow student, who, not keeping his
temper. threw 3 glass Of wine in the actors
face, when Henderson took out his handker-
chief, wiped his face. aud coolly said
THAT. sir. vas DEPRESSION; now for the
argument"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

W1scoEsIE.--R s., chap I58. 5 81, DC.
p. 312, de-; SIS 81, 65. So and 81, provides
for the issuing q TIE habeas corpus in favor
of persons clained IS fugitive slaves.
SIS SIS and IS. Direct how. proceedings
shall be conductkd, and graz. trial by ju-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

The customers of a certain cooper caused
him vast deal of vexation by their saving
habits, and persistence in getting all their
old tubs and casks repaired. and buying but
little new work. II stood it, however"
said he, "until one day old Sam Crabtree
brought in an old 'bung hole to which he
said be wanted new barrel made. Then !
quilted the business ia disgust
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

"My dear husband" said devoted wife.
"why will you not leave off smoking? Il
is such an odious practice. snd makes your
breath smell so.'' YES, replied the bus
band, "but the time have devoted. and
the money I have spent, to learn to smoke.
If should leave of now, al that time and
money would have been wasted, don't you
see?" a.--..... g1r.5 - giab s.isoi
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

Among the new members sworn in at
the resent opening of Congress-. was John,
Young Brown of Kentucky. Hewas elect
ed last year but not being Of constitutional
age-25-had to wait till this session bs--
fore taking bis seat. ~ usasfs
It is proper to add that John Young
Brown is in no way related to Old John
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

spirit of the Massachusetts statute any less
magnanimous and just? What difference,
indeed, is there between them in substance,
when the sole object of either is to prevent
the illegal reduction of free man to slavery?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-05

An exchange paper tells of 3 lazy genius
mp this way, who being asked, IS he lay
summing himself on the grass, what Wxs the
height of his ambition. replied: ITO asaFry,o
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
J(Cuere Hriegsn0c6rtcGten.
SSun SSem=Mcrifp.
GSpW QlS0TcIltuQtnrC.

g8 6tn9tUn, 16 Sct. 9rt S6ivs
ping 9Ctnt blbrn bic Ssceilionilcn cine nsue
Satterte BON 32'9ftinpern ertfnrt, nit we6sr
lie aeltern pas Der. Staaten Damfboot .,Scms
mole" brItpiIen uno Elm teineS 2lultsrns Boot in
ben @runp i6oIn.
Gin Sifiier bes Dampfsrs ,SC0n 9ca," Der
bic Sattetrn lCr9fGtt9 rscUanoserte, tCbarptet,
oab i'm @anjen feds @ei6tBr bort in WpiittUn
gctra6t lsien, ale anIheinenO vcn 1dmerem Ga
Iiter. Der 5lub III bort nift titer ens Nlsie
brett unb crweitert itd rl etne WejIe untrrbal6
brt @norrspcrt. Quf oieler 9anPn Strrde linp
90hitenS 1918 8el6dbe aufgeiielt.
DepsiGen BON Sen. 9anFs Sauptauartier mel.
psn, Rap Nass rubis it. @e sebt pas @uiidt,
Dap Die Hebflsn BON Gsestur9 ii6 ;uriid,isbrn.
Seiteem bic 8rssrung bic G5rsaiIuna elmer
Nnjabl 9efan9ener unipneleute ou6 Die 6rsiae.
buns elmer 9Ic6sn glnjabl atfangener SeGiiicnt.
Hen beantwcrttt bat, 9laubt man pde auf bieIe
2Setle in furSer 3ct rin SCllfanpiaer Nustault
Der @sfangenen brpirft prrpen wIrb. llnIcrr
HeBterung rermeieet bur6 pislss Gerfa6ren bic
teptn9ungspeiie gnerFrnnung bn 8ctsQen ale
trtC9futrcnoe Wa6t bic parin leem pircs,
nenn tie lth creft auf Ssrbanolun0en psaen bss
AuetauI6s Der Srtsss8sfanssnrn sinlie6e.
Sine 9rC6e anjabl I6werer MTrlrr III bier beu.
te ron 9tttsbur9 an9etommsn uao mad Der Rd.
% garo sstra6t wprpsn, UNI ba oOQenpst ;u
nerpen.
Scute Wcrssn purpsn tur6 ben gBa6tpplen
etellett Der Song Bridge 80 8diIer 0aarrtier ,er.
tort' Der SOosn tieier Safer wurbe einscf6laaen
uno eas teutontids 0isbln9sSsrdnfe llr6mte in
ben 9ptOmac.
0ouo. Surttn bat burn eins tstc9rapbias De-,
pelds an8ejd9t. ca6 i'm Camp @urtn 3 gcm.
gS1snisn btrstt itnb, bas 9lesiment bee Golonel
D'ann gu fdlen.
@ft'rn wRree bas 2. pnnlplpania 8eaimsnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

nnsbejdblt unb es purben iibrr $4,000 an bic
SClCntGrs' 5amlien abse1anbt.
0eorse 8uld Smilb unb Col. 9GCmaS pom
Auarternetlier Departement linb mad europa
8eIanpt um baldbi 8lanfetS uno Q8intmfleis
hung fir bic gIrmee en,ufnufen.
Sffljiclle 9tddridten ans gtcu Werifo.
9S a 6 n9tOn, f6. Sct. orrr Sted,
Der Snoidner Ngent fir yiru MerifC, ilt IUeten
bier angefpmmen. SUr Iriner 2ltreiie aus Dem
5errtOrium fdmrn ale SauptIeute ter gfaoa6Ue
Jnpianer nad Sdnta gSe uno Ibloilen enen S5rte.
ccnspertrag init bem Commencement, nit Qusna6,
me perer BON lrijond, no eine fleine Nttbeituna
Don 6erNnern burf Die 9frrIttrrt peS Col. 2us
ring Srfb er9rtffen BADEN.
Sm Seritprium n 9IaeS ruDis.
Die Sunbeatruppen untcr @Ul. @antY, Der
bas WiIitGrs Oepartement crmmanotrt, linb 1900
bis 1900 Ntann fart, tpGtreno bic y irger prrt
pClle &e9tmentrr 9ebiIOet baben.
Scrr Strd IAtNsrt paS Splf ais lcyal. Der
3ped ter Jtebsllipn In 9ieus sWcrtC 1ct mebr oes
prirn, fh Der @oupernemsnt5 Bcrrdtbe ,u be-
mGAttgrn, ais pas 2ano Su rrotrrn. @uf ben
Stenen leien feline 8ubrlDrun9cn ppr9efallen uno
10 ldnge ais Die Snpiurer ibre @eIhsnfe uno
SHViBt'ptI ttg"'Ifl' WulVtH pFlelefn rugl9 unp
friepfertig Isin.
Ger an9cbIid1c 5ic9 bri i7cu Orlrans
Gin 5umbu9.
G2o ( &tn8tcn, rs. Set. gBir botm
Die t6dfe unO bette 2luttoritdt bnB bic neuli6e
NctClIrn Aifarc an Der Mtnpmg ors Millitpyt
fat louIrr oumbu9 it, Die @rl6tdte Tam nur
in 9erngcm @raoc in 9gabrbcit tcariinpct lein.
Die Srtc9sit0Iuppe ,DtebIe" III gar niht bprt
9eneien unO fam pesbaIb aud ni6t bur6 Die
oIwtlr' prirntt fein. QGmn 8cOte auf ogu
9runO 9rtrieten wurpen, 70 ftnrsn ss nur fleine
5la6tCpte geipsirn Iein.
Gem Mdr6en miro bicr fcin Glau6rn ors
l6entt, man bat es fir cine gre0c llctcrtrriI,ung
zines feinen SUrfales.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
Gjnt Oseues ppm NyliTpuri.
0on lDnGC6inotnn.

% d. tnatUn, IS. Srtptr Sffueuc
gtadrtdtrn rcn Sen. Cameron lino aus NiiIcuri
ttn9etrcHrn. OcrlsIbs tcr6tet, roe or Gjeneal
6remOnt an Der Spise BON 10000 Nlann in unt
um Stptpn antraf. Gr fCnnte reaen Manael
NtanIpcrtmittcIn ni6t Uorwdrts 9r6rn. Die aans
ls untrr 5rsmcnt's Commando itebrnbc armss IN
10000 Mom fart.
Sbr Cameron auf rem gadrrees spn 9iptun
neH Dem Often Ct. 9cuis Scrliee, aat er nod
0rsmont Zen Setsbl, bic 4rtrit an ben 6rturos.
wtrt'n um ct. NcuiS uub um SefFerIcn 6itn, rr
'rie an Der ttir feline gcitsarrc beaimmten Salsrn,
rinSulleusn uno ale in SGnSm babenben GsIpsr
sur Sslirfttun9 Der laufsnpsn auesaten fir feline
Irmte gu osrpenbsn. ''"
Die 3abI Der Sorts. bic iSrsmunt UNI Ct. Qou.
Is srbaut Bat, tFtra9t II. Sis Rno meiR nod
unppuerort.
gSobuno Der Scrsdn9srrn 0a6t erItfenrn bic
HsteIsn ouf ensm Sussl nats 0ewinspiIe unb
wart'n fnt8s 30pftinpse 9cmben esasn bic scr.
Ptrli'n wager unisrer 5ruppsn.
Die lcBtrsn tratsn Icfcrt unter gBafFen. Die
ScrPoitsn tpurbsn ein98Ussn, aber aussr einiasn
pI0nfflgsn Der ptdfts fam ni@ts pdttrss ppr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

Srb"neIun9 Scr 6cfan9cncn Der. st.
SoIoatcn in Eid,mono.

Die ouf GDrenport cntla fenen Qerjtcn
BON orr Scr. ct. Nrmee, Die fiirilicb Bon
Nl1mono nab Dem 9toroen SurGGfcbvz
ten, mCloen iiber Die Sebanoluno Der Sc
fan0encn in &i6monO 6ol9enoc6
Nm S6lmmiten 1T Die 2aoc ser Gcr.
lpunoCten, Die man mutbmitio Ourtb
ibletbte uno un5meCtmd BiQe 8ebInOluno
odDln cptert. NmputQticncn ncrocn
oor9enrnmen, no niDt Die 9erin9itc 9totb.
'penol9teIt ooju 0orlte0t, umo bcinaDe
llle enOen tootlitb. Ole 9}eU0lftruno
9tlDmono6 (bcionoer6 Die @ir9inicr) pers
gopnt Ole Gtf0n9enen auf SNvitt unb
Sritt, nur Ole @eor9icr uno Vouiiilntr
jG9en mCnibIitbt6 Wiit0efibl. 9Sicle
@etan9ene 9tDcn borfuB uno blinobr
nlCtt.
@tn. Stott mill omiclbtn lobalo ais
tbunll0 Observation-Disclosures laBcn.
$50 @efan9cne bate man brrcit5 ron
NlWmono nab oem @borltiion S1afcn
9clonct. Nnotrc 100 lolltcn am lcBtn
Somahcno noCb Y(Np Sutan6 m0 400
}u Nnfln9 bitltr QEocbc ndcD 2Satrn
Npu9e 9ebraht pcrbcu - bauptidhli,b
ilm lDrc Slud)t jur llnmG0ltbfcit an ma
DEn. 10 EftBltre, barunt}r Elm Ebcril
uno 10 NrlOltc0, toJrtn btrtt5 Qtitpbrn.
Allt6 IN HllCm rtfun0tn ll>D am Hltt,pprb
9or AiDt SI6en ttWa 1900, tStfan0tnt in
Jtbmono, odrunttr GimpObnN 1Eiroi
mems, Ole man ais i'm &WclcDt 0tr Uni
ondtrcut itt0tno, UegDafttt bate.
Gc8tn bltlt ltBtrrcn Yrutr krn,hn,rp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
Il1rrFmuroisc PrIpbescibuns.

Sb9Icib piele S}orouao9lmoen ocs bc.
ruDmtGn Ytoitraoamu6, bclonocr5 iene
nelbt ocn 500 &oejnri:bS oe6 ~. mt
Esuuo'pi96 IN. bctrefFtn, bubft1blib in gr.
futIun9 9'9ln0cn iino, 10 ijDtnft man
9cn propbGcibm0tn oc6 }litrolo0cn ooi}
teInen @l0ubcn wtbr. 2lbtr in otn l1rl.
lI9nn9cn oiclc6 cinit 10 bcBberti5mtcn
Wannc6 ttnoln mir i'm ,. 81noe, 2(u5.
91bt Don 1909 folaGnoe Wropbeitibmo,
loelCbe elnl9e Nufmcrfiomrtit ju utroies
nen l.beint
lin ienc 3eit US6D miro Elm oroBcr
&f uno Streit in cinem ftrncn yam.
6e ubtr ocn Sccn (2tmcrieo) iitb erbcbcn.
SteI' ormc Gcufcl wcrocn QcbGnot, 2ln.
otre onocr6 ais nit ocm StritFc 6rtoptet
mcrotn. Sel mcincr &rcue! Gbr m0Qt
mr 9lau6rn, Der &ric9 miro Dor 4 Sab.
rem nItbt iu GnOc 9ebtn, mprUbrr 9dc.
mono in ,Stamen otrotben ooer li;b iibcrs
r0ltDcn laIen iolI, ocnn e6 miro oobci an
O1B uno Sllrtn0cti9rcit niht fcblen.-
Nm S1blulie icner 5Git miro pa6 8pIf
nleoer9coructt uno fot ruinirt, lib in
6rrunoiboft unO Siete micrer mdrmcn.
Dies bat oer 9elcbrtc 9ioiiracomu5 Dor
beIndbt 300 Sobren ocitbritten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

rpIanb unb Str9inIen pirO brin9enb nOtbpn6ig,
o4 Die HsbelIen BON bort aus fOrtpabreno Ser,
idrfun9rn brjiCtst.
Der Oampfer 2Cui Fana cat al Der &tlle bet
eburo0tsa8ue S5lanb Gin DuBenb Schooner pr9.
9enommsn, bic fsinen glarrI6sin Gnttm uno ri.
men S4ppner SerGrannt.
2GuS WSifIpmri.
VI 0 Il a, II. Set Gjr1ern iInO nod 3 rrr
"erwunoeten Union Solbaten BON Sprn0frlO ans
9etommen. Dieie Wdnnrr terihten, OaB am
Wtontn9e 20 Neilen Oieieit5 2e6ancn Elm S&ars
mGBel jril6rn SweI GUnrpasnien BON g8Hs6t's
berittsnen 8atatIUnr, bds gum Commando orS
Gen. NSann aebGrt, unb i30 9tetellsn.G .GopalIe'
rtin 10r8efal!en lei. NojOr 98ri9bt d5srfiel bic
Nebsaen uno IGlug Fe VcaitanOts in bic 5ludt,
tpotfte orrrn 80 unO nabm metrsre scfdnaen.-
Ntaior gGrisbt's SrrIuR teRanb In G'st6Otetrn
uno meDrcrrn Supunoetrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
8riegeSzNo9) rici,tess.

2SIr laBsn birnn6TebenO bic pi6tisilrn ub
me'l' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. alle ~ 9s6fn IN In
etnsm wS4entI&rn SIatte rein urmtaH6-
%rts9S'9ta3rt6trn, 9rupprn ScueSunaen, II. +.
10, ipteSer, mic fic BON Gag ;u Gag bel unS elm
trrftsn, fOIgrn, Oamit unIere 9eer BON alien 8ur.
fallen i'm 3uiammtnGana ntrrrittrt wrrben:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

% Sotcntdre, Die 6ranfbeits bolbs,
p'r Nblouf BON 5lpci 0ien(fiabren entI
ldlltn meroGn, baben untcr alien ltmifGnI
oen ttnen Nnlprub ouf SIOO 3elobI
gu0@. NnoCro oerbdtt e6 fib nit oen /
6cI9c uon &ermunounoPn GntIofsner
y 20 ,It.osd nltod Der ,,@0ibin9tCn 9tation1
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Die n8oibin8ton (lt. s. 0i5patb"
beribtet, ooBeo $orn. Selbp Spencer urn
0Doe Gauntp 9clmacn iti, ouf itinem
@runo uno &cocn oitite ,Sabr 10 oocr -
Sulbel 9runen 5Dce (o,u outtn Gbnas
SDee) ju jIclen. Gr batte cen >1lmcn
0or mebrCrtn .S1Drcn poH cinua tnalil.ncu
Caption erD0lten,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
Die EcbcIIen. 9eupernSrc.

-TN -NFVETIETT' WVWVV ITVTV.
Il a a m a-llnorcip g. Woore.
Nrfan a 6-5oenrp SO. &ector.
s orio a-Sobn Wilton.
@eor9 a-Sciepb G. Sromn.
sen u It D-&eriob Moooffin.
Houiiiau o-Sboma6 3. gRocre.
" iiIillippi-Sobn S. Qettus.
Mi Iiouri-Glaiborne S. Sa6lon,
db9cieBt.
ytorO Garolina-Spbn g8. GQis.
tCot.
Glib Gorolino-Srantis SO. Yiz
6tn5.
ScunefIre-S6bam IS. 6orris.
Gero 0-Sront 81. 9ubbod.
. -Sobn 9etcber, aboe4
fest.
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{Dritrrrs ucm Arir0sftbanpIaBr.

yf'beIlcn Scribt zines Gefebte5 am 9Rif
fililppi.
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N%A>~%Sa ~ N> y 'H~

no unifrr 5ruppen iidb 70 icbr tapfer bepielrn,
unb ce 9tebstlsn luriidgd6taarn 6aben, fclate ae,
tern ein dnCeres 5rs1sn. 2lm Mor0en u11lrnen
bic 9tetetlrn auf ben SBGm uno ariifen uniere
5ruppen unter psm 8efett Yon Wai. @Uulp mic.
orr IN. WoiOr @ICuto mn6tc aBu nlir @e6rau6
Don NrtilIerie, uuO erpieomte bas Seurr gan,
trdit9, unb e5 9slnnB i6m wiebcr bic 8e6cllrn
Iurtidjul6laam, ober nift ebrr ol5 biS lis bren
Born oaour6 ausgciitt, Dap iir Die MG0ls, aus
Der unIere 5ruppsn lO SicI g8aI,cn prsbraGtcn,
nietcrsebrannt mo ben Miacr ecfangcn grnpm
men batrn. Oils unlrr 8ri6trltltter puu oa
abreiijtc, mar baS gsfc6t SwiIGen ben Iie6cnoen
Netell'n uno ben na6fotBmorn Union 6ruppcn
nod immsr I'm @an9r.
y & c II TIT It 0.
98aI6in9tUn, 10. Sct. gBie mir pcr-
nsbmfn, 70 Sat @jcn. S6srman, son 8entud0,
ernit6aft 5ruppen'S SsraGrfung ppn Der Slr9icruna
in gSaldn9tcn 9efUrOert. Gs fnb ibm aud Ip.
9st6 Son SnbtanapulS, Gtca9o unb Yttsburg
5000 Whnn 3u9rI6tft pcrb.n. Man 9laubt
OaB OaIeIbt in wentsen Ga9en l4nrie 2Irbeit a1
tcmmGn wirp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

NTGin 9roBe6 2 0pctn.-23ti Der
2lu6iteQun8 in 2onpon, (GonaOa) mar
Elm Sbwetn, peldt6 nitDt mmi9er als
l,2OO @funo po9. Seine &lauen marcn
fat 10 0roB mie Die Oufe zines pferoC6,
uno oas Sbier bate Die @eitalt zines
llnQebeuGr6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
SIaGr djcGd,tcr Gin 3cibcn pon llIutb

&loBC pbDilibe llncmpfinoli6ftit ors
sen @cfabr 1T nod tcIn sSttDci6 bon ptr.
lonli0em Wiut6e. Stuabe allie tti6nIn
mo mutbi3cn WRdnntr Dattcu cine feline
9onititutiou, uu0 p0ren bon uerUolcm
SempCramente. SUIiu5 Sap u0r ucr.
pos, 10 mar Sonoparte, 10 lUo, giellon.
Der 30erjo9 bon 2Sellin9ton fab einmot
elnen Mann, melber 9e9en cine 8atteric
Oormarlblrte, crbIcl1en. 1a6, ioote CT,
lift ein mutbi9er Wonn; er ftnnt feline
9efdbr ibout oerielben aber muerrtictt
un0 fe(f hrs @eiiUt."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

&entuG y. 6ra9iibe6 GyeionB.
lm Samita9 erGi9nete lttb i'm Gamp
Sbrman bel Dem 3eb"ten SSnoiana zg(ez
9ment Der trauri9e 6au, Dap Elm 8ruoer
Den anoern ouf Der &orpoitenpabe erz
ihcB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23

SSOcD ipGter opm Dem 6rie0Sicbau.
pIdBe.
90 6tngtpn, 10. Sct. DEM elans
ssnNsn 9efs4t br Bolivar pVr siniem 96gsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-23
ElnmltFun8 500 kric8te auf ocn ,lan.
SCl

@em Die NuofuDr Ijnt6 ylnct5 ot
Slnfubr ubcrltCi8t, rotr ibr CctD Ueuio.
items 9ICIUtommt, 0dm miro NEmnbmiG,
ln9cnommtn, oOB ou5 yanO in cccc.bli
Drn 3uIt0n0e lit. GC,Ut5 i,bcut in
oltltm Sabre 0C0 MvrQGa in otu norri
Itn Staatcn Ger Union Der Elll }ll lrin.
Slc Uttl5CllGn &IucltGu % 9ttu VJprfu
3pllomte@ jtJ2cu baUit iiUumg mo auf
I1utnot Jttiult1t1, Wy.9t man lest fvti.
nay ais ole So9c Ot6 Nyicac5 bttracttet.
A6er ooD por cini9cn Mlundttn gtineswea6
eupdrtcr bate, &lje Ginfubr bat in DO
Dem I9robt nl60dalItu uuo Gle llusfuby
beotutcnO juGtnpmmcn.
,Sn Qtr NIT ocm u }lu9uit fi.a turi
9tnotn gSo,Dc bcru9 ole Gufubr in
gttu Dort y ,, iNO, ,0OG ac9cn So, : 5000
N otr torrttpCuCjrmOm @&cdc poviotn
S1Drto. Die otNnmtc Gufubr in g}tu
Wort FUR Ole game Ntrlubt pom ,ldnulr
bl5 gum 81 Nuault bttrua uW ou,OpO,
OOO, wlbrcnb li1 iilb in crritlhtn 3tir
ot@ QorI0tn al0brt6 0uf Slle,153, ,O0O
belief. S09c9tn tat pll lu5fubr pen
prCopttEn mo &dufmlnuo0Utu in
1ufollenocr 2Sliic iitb puutbrr. W,o
jum 2i NGAult Y. :. brtru0 Die Nua
tubr H5G,512, 900; bis gum nlMliafn
Satm .. ,S. SSI7iGrUO - elm, ,}u
naDmt Uon - WilIIon Gbdltr. Gb,uir
Iuttdllcno ilr Ole &Nmluotrm0 Ger llua
fuDr Oon Sllr3clo. Sn Der mtBrcuudbn.
ten Dcriooe .. ). 0jn9m S3I56, 6,O0O
naO Suropd; 1860, N3L251OUO; ;
/ = -
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UTGine iuoIidDe &irbe. Sine l(n;abl
Der Iutb. Qrtoi9er in oen iuoliben Stods
ten, btablttbti8en cine mobb6n99e 6irz
b9 i'm SuoGn iu 3rijnoen.
u Die Gilenbabnen trDdltcn urn Der
Ht9lerm9 gpei Gento per Wtjle fUr il
Den traneportirten SDloateu,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1861.

Col. r. V. Richardson, OF Memphis, was loudly
called for. Col. Richardson is gentleman who mas
taken great interest 10 the Southern Pacific Kali
road, aud has been ab0ring for years iDdustrously
and with great efficiency to promote its success.
He gave II very interesting history Of the Company
since his connection with it, showing that good
faith and fair dealing had been always exhibited ny
himself and associates.
When the stockholders of New Orleans, Louis
vile and Cincinnati, during the troubles IN Wh'cn
the Company was involved entrusted them with
their money, every cent of il was returned when
they found the objects for whiclit was given could
not be accomplished. At later period, the ROAD
sold, and he (Mr. Richardson> became the pur-
chaser, having clear title to the property and
franchise of the company He was under no legal
obligations to take in anybody. Yet he respected
their rights, and rcorgauized the company under
that sale.
When Or. Fowlkes took charge of the Company,
its indebtedness amounted to over $jy0,G00. The
stock was comparatively worthless. Since then
that debt was paid, not by calling on the stock
holders, but by the financial management OF the
agents of the Company. These agents had con
tributed their own means literally to sustain the
enterprise. The stockholders would not now be
called upon bnt for the political and financial con
dition of the country.
He concluded by stating that he would be found
at the house of Mr.. Il. s. Fukerson, "a Common
street. where he hoped and expected the visits o
| stockholders. He urged them to come forwart
without delay, and not to hazard their rights by ne
glecting their interests : to make any and every
sacrifice rather than permit the road TO be sold O.
even to langnsh for the necessary aid to prosecute
the work vigorously. 1t involved too large an in
terest to be sacrificed now, when success and for
tune were right before them.
These speeches were we'll received. The stock
holders will generally, it is believed, respond t.
the call made upon them.