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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
tis is D. se1issen. Seine @attansen brin8en
h,f, l1reifs
Euglano.

NuBtAHS.
Das 0artIer Sournal be5 Drta!s Id9t: 98ir
stauten paB JubanO feline glniprii6e auf bic
S6lanaeninIeln auf9egeben tat unp bic Sirtet
pieDer in peren Srfig gelangt. Die Streitstets
ten In 8r3ug auf Die Sslgraper 0rsnJe befinpen
F0 nod in Dem frtEerfn Stapium. .
9arts, 8. Sft. 0flrrn, bel ter &nfunft
pss &aIcrs, tatrn mirber sablrrtbe 8erbaftun.
gen ltattssfunbrn. Man ipridt BON 40 perIcna,,
Die leitscncmmrn pprben Iefn. GS 9rGt Die Sas
ge, bic p0li3et babe eine SerIhwGrung entpedt,
Oeren Mltslterer, iiter 200 al Der ;3abl, h ii6er
pen 9BaBen pes &aiiers msrfen iunten. um i'm ;u
ermcrpm. Gs wirp aud bebauptet, DAP Gc9ar
Elm ;3tsting Der polgte6nil6en SAuIe unter Den
8erbaftrten iid befinbe.
Die finauSielIs 8rilis HSBt Der Nesicruna etens
faIs tepeutenpe Selprgnille elm. Sic peih niHt,
mas iie besirnen fol-. Gin 9beil Der Miniiter
erinst baruuf, paB man ben Snnfneten 3rongss
Gcurs arbe. Der Sinansminiiter Magne III ees
arn cine Dsrarti8e MaBresel uno prUbt init ieiner
gntlaluns. 0rrlelbe bat audi SeranGoBt, baB
bic 9clSei Sefebl erbaltrn bat, Sroen AT SerGafs
ten. Der BON bic ler Nabugel lpribt. Die tstrefs
| fenpen @eriidte Eaten aud piel sur GermeGrune
Der @eloperlrgrnGeten bes YlaBes bcigetra9eu
Bonn bic Sanf lit felt bier Eaeen BON 2suten brs
Iaaert, pet6e bic Slnfnutcn aegen taarss Gislb
austau1Gsn wpGen. Die WnGread betrrffs bea
3panaccurIss ter Sanfnrtrn ipiirSe iebenfana
Die SErifS be16leunigen unb ilt bstnabe umEatiA,
neil man baares Gdb bnben muB, UNI i'm gluss
lanpe @rtrrite Hnp anpere Ge6cnsmittet faufen su
| fGnnfn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
9teue
Tunbc1t Md0lmitble.

Der llntrjrj6nrte ftadt pem Yutlifum I'M
ad9emenen aatun9eScl bic 9ln3e9e, baB IT fine
tefannte MablmibIe an Der Gepcr Greet Sprina
pteien Stnimer gang neu erbdut unp nit aGnslitb
neuem Ntiblpeltn prrlebcH bat. DieIette lit
nab prr nrueitet uno briten Mctbote sinaeiftrt
unb nit neltsH Steinen Sfrleten, 70 baB er int
Stanbe unb nun tereit In, ieee gtrt &nornartrit
in rtr Htr3Cten 3ctt duf Die bette grt gu srrri6s
ten, unS cies 3par Su alien 3sitrH, Na rs mic BET
i'm dr gBader ndngctt.
Crime alten Sunrtn unb otle Nnbrre, bic aute
eematlen cprr 9ddrptct su tatsn ntinIarn, ltap
fSeanNlaaitliA cinseIabrn an3uruftn.
&oirnm s. Sbant.
Stermdcut9ie, gIcp. 5. 1856. rq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
1lnalildl kcIm Nrcfthrn

Gin DeufIder. Namens Wothios giiblr. mel.
ter ais Gnrdt bel Srn Gti0iina, iii 9imertd
3amIdts. Wcutarmerp Gountp tients, hattie AM
SUrtebten Mrrtna tnt llnNIiit. ais CT teim Ore'
ftten init Der Woi6ine bic G'orten in ticIrtte
fdcb. mit Der 6uno in Die Maiaine ,n arratben,
p,l6e 70 l6redIih ssrfebt wurbe. bab e iitrr Dem
6jelenf atsfnrmmcn merocn muEte. gRit mir
trrnr9mtn, tefiuSrt sr iid auf Der Sedrm9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
N10riMt.

aIle ftrien9en wslde nod idulOi9 ffrtb an bic
Iebtbin belfanprne Jirma ben gBetb. 9tG>
TENN liner un5 Grnp., rprrben tirreurb be-
na6rtttSct, paB bic 8cdtness Sd6er Der Zee
fn9ten Sirma ben 6Inoru Res Spbn S. Gu6e,
Gif, gum Gintretbrn iitergebcn wresn liap.-
@ae etricntgen bic nrtt parin Idutpm rerprn oa.
Der wotl ttm fu0lct6 absutrsabtsr = pirrissns
TaElS ttnfsbltar llntoien bic 8Olsen fem prrpsa.
9SriE StrbtrnipalnGr anb Gp.
@lrntauu, gpp. 5. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
tTadjritbtcn Don I1TcriFo, Sricf pon
Gcn. DaS6Sen!

Sntttmcre, %. Stt. Die 9lcw Sr.
leans Yicagunr pcrEItntlt6t eincn Srief pcn Gr'
neral Gjdpe6en, in ipethrm er ancsutct, po6 brr
natb WIrrto geIAifte 0'eianpte mB8liaeripriIr BIZ
JeBirrng nictt ppriinDn milrpe, bel Der ct affre.
pitrt lei pI @lparc3 unS SiUaurri bspe mad tel
Saupttart oUrriden, I'M Die Jte3isrun9 pes Ora
Fpentm Gempniert 3u lti3en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

Die Sridte pom Der preliorntn.g .g3dGf iinb
nod san; rnagrr.- Die nleiten 9ele0rapb ORD
tGe fnp Dur6 ben Sturrt untrauGtar srmadt
iporprn, uno dis mir CUR prrbe 0ienSen fcnnte
man I6 np6 aar ntdt nuf Die fIieNenpe Srrtte
serlaeen-brtb fhent ss ais Iei 9enIYlpancn
init elmer arcben Nebrbeit fiji Su6ondn uno bic
Selauensgrweitnang scsansen. - Nebr DieSpn
nld1e g8che.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Dic Saur Of tbe Ecpublis.

prpYtbence. 30. Oft. Die Sanf Of tbe
9teputlic wrtit Elm Capital pcn $4,000, 9scs
teusGirculattcn bon S76 900, Depplitsn In sez
rngerm Setrase ais 100000 unO elm e'utbar
BEN BON 100000 na4 BON DEM lestern lInN
S140 600 ,reifelhaft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
d1raan hei Eaaaco 1alano.

Newsgprt, 90. Oft. g8ir taten Ra6s
ribten Don 9tas9eb Sslanp Spm 8. DIT. benen
,ufptge pielr Snlel am 9. Srpt. bon etnem furtttf
barren Srtan teimgeiudt warbe ; pele Sal3boote
tnp berrn Snbalt angen 3u @'rttnoe uno ale
S6ife Der SnleI wurpen an Der abfa9rt psrRtn'
berf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Eoicbfa,l in Gaiton .

GaRpn. 80. SH. Der @tcre BON SarUt
Sap murte aeltern gta6t unt Seibtnwaaren I'm
gGertbe BON $1,000 9etcblCn Oas 1T Der 'trete
src6artist OteEita4l, wlAer in ReIsm MFonat
perutt tpllrGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

t1Tiniitcrwed,fel in 5pdnien.
New.gUrf, %. Stt. Der OGmpfer at.
tlntic" fam brute QbenO s lltr nit 9fa6ritttrn
Won 2ibtrpect bis gum IS. .. ttcr an.
Die ,.2Itlantic' fraf tei Srmsttab pas Shtff
,,Spnnwanoa" non pbuapetpta, am % b. cen
oGragc" unS ant 27. ben ,,GrtcIrn".
Saneeienadribtcn.
2tofrppcI, IA. Sft. gaunhreae IN
felt. = Die lebten nit Der ,gEiia" smpfangencn
yahrttten tlieten cbne gBirfung.
g4ibrenp her lesten prei Gage wurStn 10000
SaICn eertauft.
8rptfp ffr Warfr itGr Nil. gBei;cn parb
i'm Na9cnteInsn rsni0 Ssrtauft. @f9I Ii TIN IL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
9btfTbriItE,e auf Sen Gtcit

G6teaac, 81. Oft Gin frr6ttarsr Strm
mtittrtc 3wrt Sage lang auf prm Mi6iaan Sce.
itGtist. 40 OisnIGsn serlpren br 2eten. 3 MUIR
Den aersttct. - Gine arrBe QnSubt Shccnrr
itranrete rtn'faaS, bic S4iffmanulAaitrn rsttes
tGn IiA,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
grpiofon elmer puipermable. - 5wr
i1Ifnfdl aetSotet.

2cweG, 27. Sft. 0as su 8bipute'S put'
vcrmHble settrise 3rcdcnbaus dcg in Die 0ufI
unp ,pe Nrbsiter, rpelde jur 3eit In Dem @rGdupt
aerGudt Natten, rpurben aetGptrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

0TIdifadufettS iteint ntdt bdt 9a'
raties ber gBirtbs Su Iein. SSn 9Grrdeller w"re
he am 8pnneranse Elm bctrunfercr IicnI6. Nd,
mems Slynn, rrboitct unb nadrcm tr auese1aot
no CT bic gerdnte rtaltcn totte, ipieSer freigeats
ben. Der gSirtt, 9cratiC :. Bartlett, murtf
haEn ,auf rem @io res 3runtentpGts, m rnsr
StraRatlm9 SrR $50 urb 5OstGQar Saft
mrurttcilt. GtcnlO mub tr $1,000 giroidaft
fir bic suftnitias ginbaltma Der 9qurrgcirgt
lteGEn unb Etmmt CT a(cm ricIcm nidt Ipiprt natf
70 rirO er auf ,rejtsrc 60 Sage GU pbi0rn 5O)
Ctneeiperrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
pcrurtbcilun8 ocs I1I5rotro rpcter

@eworf, MS. 20. Stt. Sn rsr GTr
court II Smr mO Sermincr purer sclttm
4biIirp gSstsr, wsl6er f6ulpa beimren it,
@jrprge 8aitsr waGrpo zines Grintgetaees I'm
ausait ernerrrt gu tntsn, 3u i2 9agrcn Staatas
Sefan9nib Srrurtbrilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

OJDic 2rtO 5UfO Olebrbdt in riciem Gaun>
to tpirb rtipa 1000 Stinrmen betrasen. - gSie
unO rura pdde NitteG pislelbe aatBswirft MUIR
rt, na6fe g8pAe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
RreEth Stucr in t1erfelf. Da.

Norfclf 27. Oft. Gjrlern fri0 tra6 In
rrm YorieQln g8amcn Stprr pon 9ames Sdnq
Brucr auS, ras mcbrcrc Der on9rcnSenpen @es
t1ure lnR6ue. Der &rIuit tctragt titrr 60,'
600 IDaIm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Llnfdl[ SUR see.

8cRpn, 27. Stt. Der S6ppner GpGenbiO
pcn glctp'ecnOpn III AM Samltas scRranOet unN
in Stitfen eesanaen. Ran 9Iautt, baB bic
WannIAaft umsefomlne, Iet. Sein 9ttfntrtse
unO Sstimmun9sprt iR bis iebt nod unteFannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in CANADA.

1prpntc, %. Stt. Die G'rano 1rtnf>
GiIntabn purOe am Oirnaa9 fir Die game Sour
Yrn Gurtec mad Stratcro erBHnet. Der 3ua
non Gpronto mad WpntrsaI trauAte nur IA
Stunreit ,lr 6atrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Unfla1e ucacn Ducll8.

@t6mUnb. Sa., 27. Oft. Die Groho
9ur9 perI,Bte teute 9totcrt 81. Scott, SnO. 81.
&ottS, 9(oRrr W Drprr prm enquirer. q. ..
Sahtt unp Nnrcre ttcsen 9crIrgun8 rce OurlD
gsicbe5 im 2tutlIbcmlanp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

R1-2ongsS 2eben. Gin Mann. gIamcnt
Gtarf,, tradte neuItt cine 2aoma torn ppn
4nelrcn nab Stamtcn. '&a.-Gr III 50 Sabre
alt. feline Muitcr 1o7, frtR G@s;r tl2 9aHre alt
lften tript npd3,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

pey~ Sci ter %rnru res prrierbrnen 8 4 IT
q d. in gPeiFsntura 3aunidtp, iUllcn aud
S6meiue uub eine 9In3abl Sicnrn perfauft rtrs
Grn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Greeer Sanferot in t7ew .17orf.

Newsgprt, 81. Oft. SoEn Bed, Drss
aoob5.8aufmann in Srcaowaw tat teute Icine
3atlunaen ein9cleat; leInr Standardization IuI'
lcn SS00,0 trtraatn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
.Scuer in loittsl,tlr1 .

Stttsturg. 81. Oft. {oeute Morasn tim
3 llbr brad in Der 3udertSferci BON Srcwnr
unp Saanes in QitertpitraBe Jeuer aus. Oas
Qanje @ebducc unc 98larenlaser wnrO ser lIvt.-
Der GerluIt tetrd9t sesen $4,000 3bater.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
EcFrutcn fir r1itaraa,li. .

q NemsOriedns, 27. Stt. 0as Dampfs
Itb:fi Sennrire lraette teute mad 9litaraBul, nit
500 Gttrutcn fir QBNlttr'5 2lrmre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elmer sanF

9rsotbenct, 90. Oft. Die Sanf Of
tGe 8rputfic lte1te trute in 5utse bes 6aliments
elmer 6irma In 9lep 9Jprf lire 3atlun9en Elm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
IEis in Kenttlcfv,

Gs pirb aemsGbrt, paB piela 5erbR terets Elm
oisrtsl Boil pidts Gis IN erm Yepee Gbale In
Sentudp sefrOren it, Sicl fpStes g8rlI6fcrn N
bei6dStat wcrben unb bic 3rrt5runs an G5mtsn,
WepHfhrn u arob 9tprlen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Niiiinfcr acffranocf,

Gpncctb, s., 30. Ottcttr. Der Damp
fer San6ustp, noh Gufato teiiimnt, NIT 1000
5dTcr MeGL an Sprp, wrpe 9cute Ofpr8en an
oen Strano 0etretrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
1Tadribtcn pnn r1ru, sl1IcriFS.

Ct. Qputs. q. Oft. Die Sonte Sc Ipn
fam bcuts in Sneepenoence an. Die gta6ri6'
ten itno cbne 9gi0u3trit. Die Snpiantr Tno
.ieml6 mbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Ubfabrt Scr pcrlia .

ewsgcrt, 20. Oft. Der DGmpIrr Ser
ta ic8clte bout nad 2iSrrpeel, nit nabr J @lil,
tppeu 0etpIrndt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

g 6nee in ben weifcn @tttr8cn.
Ter gHbite 0lcuntain Banner iaot rer er1e
Gdnce HeI4T NieIss Satr iieI, Fet auf ben g89tc
@cntnins. St.sgofaysttt IL nudy IAsn NIT
Sd,nrf tepe1t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

ueber 100 Satire alt. 8crariern
iiarb Nlrs Narp Sennett IN Seniinstcn ilu
bitter epn f02 Satten; fie wat cine 3sitssnpIiin
bon gBaI6instun, 5ranflin unc pem dIterca 9loams
uno bat fal tbr saniss Seten in 9blatrlpbia
,uaetra6t. Belt, ais bic llnabbdngstrits.
Grtt1rung erlalien rurpe, mar lIe 90 Sabre aft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

0@r9 cincm SerIammtun9s In Sams.
iun Gauntp gleu SerIep, fauo man fiirSliG, nlc
fi6 bic Scrlammluna prm G'etst erbot, zine Da.
ME auf ben SGnieen lirssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
CfIfararhifflfs.
&7cuso pen nIerifo. zsSelagerun9 Don
Gamarso. o.-Einnabm Don I1Jier.

0ewsSrfeans, 25. Sttcb. Der Odms
pier G9arles Mcrsan FAM teute BON Galpefcn
nit glahri6ten bis gum %. b. an. Qus Den
Guns 3eitungen erlebsn mir, bab gibauri Misr
obne QBDrllanO einsenommrn babe. @r mar
Ihirte dtsbann auf gamargc. weldes BON 1900
Mann 3ruppen perttcihi9t 1T. Spauri's OlaGt
teitr6t aus 5000 Manu. Giai9e @efeate Ga'
ben tereits ltattaetatt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Dcrbcerenec Scuersbrunf in ,7cus9 orr

gtew.gcrf, 80 Oft. Die OiTiaeie prn
SobnIcn unO 0a3arus, in Der IA. StraBe, warb
teute Oicrasn tur6 cine 6suersbrmf serRBrt.-
Der 9rruit tetrGat $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

GeraS. Ole 3weiababd BON Scu1cn na6
her 5arrisbur9er Sotn ii icbt UptIenbet, uilb bic
ectemctise 8. s.. StepenS lief am Dienaas gum
erasn Wfat mad 8i6mpnb. Die 6aGrtsn paren
frri Une fan, SeuRen mar auS9efIcaen. 5Saltes
Bettsr bat singeiest. Die gsfanniie iine auss
ae,etGnet 0eratben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
Zinc ittnae Qaer in Scr Getterie


Iur rtwa eincm Sobr icbts litb cine iun1c 2&oy
in 6ronfrckN, Nnmen5 Srptn San Dcrr. Die
ioroertare Scec in ben 6cpf, ft in Der 2ptterie
auaIrieen su la(ien! Sie mar 80 Sabre aft,
res GBltats bGer Grti9en 2ebens Srlefrt unb in
Geriwrflung, etnen Ofann su ftnpen nit binl1n9s
hen 0Iitteln ibren arIibten ;u entiprehen. Sie
fam patrr auf Den GjcpanfPn, tbre IdGne ater
i6cn ctpdS retfe pericn auf fotaenbe gBetIe an
ben Mann su brinssn; ,.Sie fduf cine eettere
nit 500 gintbeiten gu 1000 5ranfen per Qntbril.
llnttrffretber tatten fh in 9erIpn o6r,uaeaen,
pamit iie itcr brc Nnnf6mbarfeit als @bemdnner
entidCtoen tBnnet unb mlGtrn natdrtid ale teb9r
OiGnner lsin. Sns Subitriptions GjetS wurbs,
70 I6nelI eS cin9ns, eineit Nctar iiberQcten unb
Bic 3iebung Der 2ctterie iUlte ntht attftnben bis
ale gnttette dufgenpmmrn trIren, oaS teBt bis
bic Summe einer tetten Mllpnsn Granfrn Sotls
lInbi1 Irtn tpiirbe.
gs SeTitrtb nt6t sans elm Satr BIS ale gtns
t9eils aufaGnpntmen fpnren. Die 3iebuna fpurbe
nrulth in Der Nmtitube RES Nrtars ipct6er Sic
sintr;ablter SutIpiptirns @clper btelt. In Ges
aenwart ;peter Waatitrate sp1,peen. Siinf6uns
bert Hunmerit, in lleterentin1niuil9 nit ben nls
merirten llnter16retbern, purben in cine urne 9es
t6dn SpQaantt9 Durheinaltper aeriittslt unb aes
Ihiittelf, unb banit BON elmer bltnoCn 5dnb Elm
3ettef beraussencmineit. $40. 400 traf etnsn
3unelIden General. hjel6er atItsretts rie GTcnts
Gi6e Gufmerfiamtet tpegen ieineu GrisntaIiIden
Gieenteiten auI iid se3e9rn battle. 9tter bic GGs
BY firdtete ni6t ieinsn 3urtan, mod Ieinen unaes
teurer Dart. nc6 feire 8eIiscn. mod ben Sae
REM bes ettid(i6cn Sarbarn, fpetder iic Icfcrt
teirdttrte unb Sic fdnftunbcrt tauiehp 5ranfrn III
bic IaI6e 1GeG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
AufI S00rfl0ilben Muf !

auT Samiia9s ben f5tsn NoUemtrt, nSdans.
iell am @aittarle Scn 8 e Mtaer, tm
9utbScille, 2cda gaunty rin NrpBfs Shribsa-
Idteben itattFnsrn, bel weldem fin
9a5 rrine flingclnbr Stpf
auf 100 @4dtt nit 8asstn drscGeat mb 60
Shritt dits freter (oan6-lnb duf 80 S6rtt nit
Sdrct Geidrbrn wtrben.--&de Sdorfl6aben ir
Der gtdbe unp 5srns linb lrtunpIaaHli6 snecla-
BEN bsi3urUbnsn. Sir quite aufpartlu1s isr9s
Der g8irtb.
2(arrn 0htb,
3aptb Slider,
28ittidm Mpn,
Snrpb @ufrnbad,
Spna5 Yrtrr.
Glib .9B6cittau, Rcp. $. ro3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05

Der Odmpfer nGttY IF 8aGtts
III cre'' ie9elte aui lrBtrn Ocnnerita8 mad etoer'
pool ab. SO 8erIcnsn batten in ber &ajite np
134 psriuneu i'm 3piihencrt paRase acnommeu.
Die Gaeuns beitanp aus 1908 Sufbsl Bei;tn,
t4i6 Barrel 9tepfa. 40 Iirrer5 9tciS, 400 Bar
ref Gelopbrnium. so 9isrerS 8Gel6 unO piSerIsn
8aufmanntaitern. Der 8ampfer natm aubtr'
pem S60,0OO @p[b mt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-05
81 OVftberiG,fe fe.
preife in s.ilientana an Dienjfaa,

Slauer (8Irra) SC 50
'8aiStn ( 9uicbd) 1 20
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-22

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not give express notice to the contrary, consid
cred as wishing to continue their subscription.
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Publishers may continue to send them till all
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informing the Publisher, and the paper is sent to
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5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
paper or periodical from the office, or removing
and leaving it uncalled for, is prima faca evidence
of intentional fraud
Postmasters would oblige, by q strict ful6llment
of the regulations requiring them to notify Pub
fishers, once in three months Of papers not taken
from their Office by subscribers.
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Sherif'S Sale.

EpY virtue of order of SALE issued out of the Clerks
I'D office of the Honorable District Court in and for El
Dorado County, ugment rendered the 2Sth day of
February, A. ID. 1856, in favor of W H. PRATT, and
against MOSES WARREN, B. F. VAUGHN and JOSEPH
OLMSTEAD, for She sum of eight hundred forty-three
fifty onehundredth dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of three per cent per month until paid together with
the of eighteen thirtyve one-hundredth dollars,
costs of suit and accruing costs, have levied and
seized and will expose Public Sae at the Court House
in ColOma on the 10th day of April D. 1885, at o'clk
p. NJ all the right title interest and claim, of the said
defendants Of in and to the following described mortgaged
property lying and being in the County of Ell Dorado and
State of California to wit: One hundred and sixty
of land, bounded and described follows: commencing
about hundred and sixty feet from John Keller's
southwest at stake and pile of stones running
thence eastery hundred and sixty rods crossing Ira
Wis Greek about thirty rods below Warren & Co.'s
SawM to stake and pile of stones, thence northcrly
hundred and sixty rods to stake and pile of stones
thence westerly hundred and sixty rods to stake and
pile of stones thence southery hundred and sixty
rods to the place of beginning, including the SawMill
generally known Warren Co.'S Mill, together with
the improvements thereon.
Sheriffs Office, Cooma, March A 1855.
f. B. CARSON,
1913 Sheriff of Ell Dorado County, Cal.
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For the Empire County Argus.

MEssRs. Ep1roRs: The first Railroad constructed
in California has been completed from the City of
the Plains to Granite city, distance of about twen
ty miles The road, we are told is doing fair
business in carrying passengers and freight 1t
was doubtless expected by the company that most
if not nearly all of the up and down freight to and
from the towns of Ell Dorado county would pass
over the Railroad from Sacramento to Granite city
but upon inquiry we find such is not the case, and
that only very inconsiderable proportion of the
freight to and from Sacramento and Ell Dorado
county passes over the road The short distance
the road has been constructed is the only reason
assigned connected with the very Objectionable
feature of reshipment, and scarcely any saving of
expense to the merchant. Were the road contin-
ued about thirty miles farther up the American
River it would be certain of securing the entire
amount of up and down freight from Salmon Falls,
Centerville Greenwood Valley, Spanish Dry Dig
gings, Bottle Hill Mamaluke Hill, Georgetown,
Volcanoville, Grey Eagle and all the Bars below
River, Garden Valley, American Flat Spanish Flat,
Johntown, Louisville, Kelseys, Jacksonville, Mosqui-
to Canon, White Rock, Placerville, Coon Hollow,
Diamond Springs, Ell Dorado, Cold Springs, Gold
Hill, the diggngs on Weber Creek and at Jayhawk,
Uniontown and Coloma The amount of freight
received at the above named points from Sacramen-
to and taken from those places to Sacramento will
very far exceed three thousand tuns per month,
and must increase with the increasing population
We have been informed by persons who have
been the route, that excellent grade can be
obtained from the present terminus to Coloma and
that in the entire distance of about twentyeight
thirty miles there will be but about six miles of
difficult grade or exceed the ordinary cost of con-
structing Railroads in this State.
Coloma is the only point that can be reached by
Railroad at reasonable cost, and is admirably To-
Gated to supply the above named surrounding
towns Coloma has better roads than can be found
in and out of any other mountain town in Califor-
MIA, and we firmly believe that every inducement
that could operate upon the Company to extend to
any point exists in favor of Coloma. Doubtless a
very reasonable amount of the stock would be taken
by persons in the towns named. AS Railroad is
extended so its receipts increase, and here is the
centre of the most populous part of California.
&C.
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STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND AMERICA. In and after May next says Lon
don paper, fifteen gigantic mail steamer packets
will leave Europe monthly for the American conti-
nent, viz; seven English packets four United
States, three Belgian, and one Portuguese Four
teen of these will start from touch at England
the Portuguese packet being the single exception.
Eight of the fourteen steamers will start from
Southampton, and the remaining six from Liver
pool. These mail packets will cross the Atlantic
by three different routes which will terminate on
the American side at the Brazils, Central America
and the United States. Rio Janeiro will be tine
most southern point touched at by them, and Hall
fax, in Nova Scotia, the most northern point. In
connection with these Atlantic packet lines, there
will be nearly twenty tributary ones, some of them
as long as the Atlantic. The whole American CON
tinent down as far south the river Platte, on the
eastern side of the continent, and from Peru to
California, in the Pacific; ALSO the whole OF the
adjacent islands, including those of the West In
dies, will bo supplied with European correspond
ence.
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LEE & MARsHALLs CIRcrs exhibited here on
Tuesday evening" and their spacious canopy was
literally jammed. The feats were well received
elciting repeated rounds of applause At the close
of the performance Mr. Marshall announced that
their next performance in Cooma will be for the
benefit of the town. We see he made similar
announcement at Georgetown. If Lee Marshall
can afford to give such entertainment, and come
round again in month or two and give the money
back, wo say Hurra for the Circus