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6Or0ucr's Inquest.
MELANCHOLY sUIcIpE-wTrB DISCRETION THE scr
POSED CAUSE.

POSED CAUSE.
About ~ O'Clock Friday evening John Beck, q na.
tive Of Germany, SIXTY eight years Of age residing At No.
ll9 Eighth street, committed suicide by blowing his
brains out with horse pistol Instant death followed the
discharge OF the weapon. The deceased placed the mug
ale OF the pistol in his mouth, and pulling the ueeer
launched himself into eternity The supposed cause OF
the melancholy act OF self destruction the dessrton OF
deceased by his wife, who, ia said, eoped with friend
ofdtcersed and lei him slono In bis old sge. The boiy
OF deceased was carried 10 the Seventeenth ward station
house, where an INQUEST hold yesterday morning by
Coroner Hills The evidence elected the occasion be-
ing somewhat interesting, NO give as was detailed
before the Jury, rs follows
Cstharine long, residing at No. 90 avenue q, beiug
swoIn "a! 81 am the daughter OF the man now lying
dead a. the seventeenth ward station house, about nine
Jears age my aiher eif Germany, running away from
my mother, in company with young woman named
Mary Anne Englethorpe n widov) amer he came here
no married her and lived with her IT No. ITO s. Marks
place whtre he owned The house. he had the ceremony
Of marriage performed twice, ~ she was Cah1ls aud
he Proesiant about nine weeks ago this second wife
CO Nth man named Lorenzo Menig, and az il was
supposed, proceeded 10 the S3uh; the house my father
lived IN wa. decided in his wifes name ami when she
she cold the house, took the money and every
thing she could lay her hands on escaped with her
payameur; my ishtr then came 10 live yith me AMI
was very uch depressed In spirit and troubled IA mind
and frequently threatened 10 shoot himself and no often
went the house in 81 MARKS place. where he sail he
would commit The act he took his supper as usual last
evening Of clock went out an Grand and when
returned found that he gore and he door was
locked found the key outside the door, aud NOT finding
him about the housc looked In the trunk where he kept
horse pistol, and found that i also vas gone Then
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

GEORGE Law AT THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SPEEcH.-A few weeks ago the redoubtable Max
Maretzek made a farewell speech at the Academy
of Music, which filled the fashionable world with
sorrow and alarm, and the pockets of the dry
goods dealers on Broadway with emptiness.
That was the last speech from the boards of the
Opera House till Friday, when George Law
made his debut, and achieved an oratorical effort
which will spread confusion and dismay among
his friends and admirers. That was also fare
well speech. George Law has been for many
years great contractor, great man on rail-
ways, a great steamboat proprietor, great bridge
builder, great millionaire, and more than all,
great humbug 1t is possible that that class who
considered this great character in the light Of a
great goose, always ready to be placked on every
occasion, will regret the sudden close Of his po-
itical career; but his best friends and highest ad-
mrers will be gratifed to hear that he has retired
to private life, and will hereafter confne himself
to his appropriate business contracts, railways
steamboats,, bridge building and similar useful
occupations.
We have been guilty Of great burglary with
regard to George Law. We have broken down
the fences Of the political menagerie to set him
on his pins before the people. We thought he
had the stuff in him to make telling, vigorous
man in the present exigency Of the republic. We
paraded him in all sorts Of shapes--turned him
this way and that-doctored him in one style,
pbysicked him in another--gave him views, and
ideas, and maxins, and apothegms, and occasion
ally bit Of poetry; but with all we could do, as
sisted by ex-senator Westcott Silas NJ. Stillwell,
Charles Edwards Lester, and other worthless,
George Law turned out to be great humbug,
and as politician only fit to be laughed at. His
ridiculous operations in his conventions and meet
ings, during the past few months, have only in
jured the cause of the opposition to the demo-
cracy, and materially damaged the prospects Of
the candidate he endeavored to assist Like a
big bull in china shop, he srnashes everything
with which he comes in contact. We really hope
that he will now go back to private life, and be-
come respectable, God-fearing citizen. We ra-
ther think he will succeed better in religion than
in politics. One half the money he has thrown
away on political harpies had it been invested in
building churches and establishing nunneries,
would have given him, with the Pope, charac-
ter for benevolence, munifcence, sanctity and
devotion which would last him all the days of his
life and open for him q splendid prospect here
after.
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The military force Of the Northeru States is,
then, at this moment, more than twice as great
as that Of the Southern States Bat from these
We must take away the States Of maryland, Della
ware, Kentucky. Tennessee and Louisiana which
show firm resolution 70 resist all attempt. at
disunion, and deiucting their military force from
that Of the seccssioniss, to wit, 22i 000 we have
the total force Of the latter at 3sS, 100. and add
ing to the former the Union loving and supporting
States, We have loyal military strength OF ono
million five hundred and forty-onc thousand men.
This calculation far within bounds demonstrates
the utter foolbardinsss and stupidity of the
Charleston editors, and the followers Of Governor
Wise, in appealing to the arbtrament Of th.
sword in aid Of their reasonable designs against
the Union. These are the presses and the men.
who with this miserable show Of military power,
without the material or sinews Of war embolden-
cd by their successful "Buchaniering" in Kansas,
now threaten the people Of the North with vic.
lonce if they dare elect, even constitutionally o
President whom they do not like.
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bic stuff, such as the early history Of Fremont
events in his family history dug up from the dust
and obscurity Of years-the question of his
identity Or his religion-and thereby injure the
cause they endeavor to assist and furnish
weapons ready charged to the enemy.
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Mails for the Pacific.

NEW TORI HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
Tie United mail steamship gorge Law. CAPITA
Herndon, ~ leave tag port 70 morrow se-roon at two
o'clcck, FOR Asrlnwsn
me mails Tor California aud Other parts Of the Pacific,
Viii close az one O'Clock
ne New YoEK WKEELY HsRkIo-Callfornia edition
ocrtaring the latest Intelligence from al parts Of the
world will be published q; ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies wrappers ready FOR mailing, sixpsnce
Arepts vii pease sead IN their orders carly pos
nm
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ployts of his establishment, and which we
have reason to believe he maintains to this day.
1t is our opinion that Erastus still Jews down
the printerseof the Express Office below the
standard Of prices Of the Printers Protective
Association Of this city, paid by other Offices.
What has Erastus to says Dare he deny that he
is still Rat9 Rely upon it, we shall smoke out
the Rat
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There we're also 10 deaths Of congestion Of the
brain, n Of Group, II Of dropsy IN the head, Of
hopping cough, 10 Of inflammation Of the brain, II
Of inflammation OF the lungs, ; Of smallpox, Of
typaus fever premature births, II stborn, and ID
from violent causes.
The following table gives the classification OF dis
eases and The total number Of deaths caused by each
.,feaaee auriup The two weeks ending
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CITY Politics.
City Politics.
:EPuBLIcAN NOMINATION. FOR GOVERNOR OF AIMS
uOUgY.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR OF AIMS
house.
The Republican Convention met last night at the Acade.
my Hall. No. co. Broadway, to nominate Governor for
the Amshousc in the place OF Simeon Draper, who de-
cr cd accepting the nomination rendered him-George
Grcnc President Of the Convention, in the chair The
hrst ballot being taken, stood a. follows
Dr lnarles bruhinshausen. ~
W. hopert L. %
The Chairman then declared that under thc ority ruo
adopted by the Convention, had received he nomi
nation ny six votes being required for amajory. The
friends OF Hr. Hausc then withd'ew his name
sKcoSD BALLOT.
Dr. Cnarlts lruninghauaen. ............ %
The resl scattering.
BALLOT.
Dr. Carries Brunins hausen 81
Tho rest fcaterina.
The Chairman cecaI ed Mr.. Brunn gbausen elected aud
the convention adjourned with six hearty cheers for
their candidate and presiding officer.
rrRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT RErrBLIcAN YoxINA.
TON.
Mr. Edward Pepper nominated By acolmaton last
night by the republicans OF the First sud Second wards
as their candidate for Assembly from the Fret district,
In the place o. +. Croker, who declined
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Etu ,asm ost 49, 1858.
man named Parker Brown. OF spostswood, N. j.,
killed last night the Central (New Jersey Rail-
read At this place. 1t Is supposed that he got into tho
wrong train and in attempting to get OF lost his life. His
remains were horribly mu,ilated.
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r III Z L A + Il 8 Il N e w 8 /.
sY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGuPHs.
Fremont Mass Meeting at Concord, N. III.

CONCORD, n. g., Oct. Is, 1855.
From eight 10 ten thousand republicans OF the south.
eastern portion 81 Wv Hampshire assembled here yes
terdsy. Addresses made by the Hon Arson Bur.
irgame o. J. Smith, Of Portland, and others. Il
one Of the mos, enthusiastic gatherings yet held in the
Granite STATE.
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CHICAGO, oct Is, 1855.
The propeller Falcon WAS burned al her dock last night
together with Is 600 bushels OF wheat The Falcon was
running in the western Transportation compauys line.
ard was worth $4,000. No insurance..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

TUE RAT CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR pub
li~hed yesterday the manifesto Of the working
Printers Society Of this city against Erastus
Brooks. The Rat candidate for Governor We
are since informed that i does moi tell 1.-THE Of
The history Of the war FOR low wages which
Erastus has waged for years against the en-.
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atmosphere during the past week, the range Of the
barometer, the variations Of the wind currents, and
the state Of the weather at three periods during
each day, viz at . A. NJ, and and O'Clock
p. III.
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Political GOeslus

RrwARpNG TIER LsBoss A complimentary dinner N
to be given to Hon. A. b. Stephens Hon. r. Toombs and
Judge T. W. Thomas. at Hickory Grove, in Columbia
county, Georgia, on Saturday. Nov. I, 1866.
NRw SLAVE STATEs-D the plans Of the New or.
leans Delta are carried out and boldly avows them viz
that slave property shall be permitted in every Ter.
rory with the same privileges 1t enjoys at the souih
there may possibly, says the Portland Adreti, occur
the following arrangements, which We presume would ba
highly satisfactory to the projectors:-
New slave States out OF Kansas ..............,...
New slave States out OF Nebraska.
New slave States out Of Texas .................
New slave States out ofsWashngton ..............
New slave States out Of Oregon Observation-Disclosures.
New slave State out Of the Northwest Territory.
New slave State out Of the Indian Territory ........
New slave States out of New Mexico ...............
New slave States out Of Utah Observation-Disclosures.
New slave States out Of Minnesota ................
New slave State out of South Carolina. ..........
New Save States out Of Cuba Observation-Disclosures. *
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
sc q 6 r / 6 t

pirb biermit gegeben an bic Grbrn, @rebitpren unp
atle btcjensen, tpeI6e intrreBirt inp in ben Sers
mS9en unp ben 5interIa1rnl6aften fulsfnper in
eeaa Gauntp, Serltcrtenen periOnen, ndmlidt
Die 9eGnung spn g8tliam @Crben Greeus
tor BON Der Sinterlabrnlaaft Der psriprbrnen
Sarab Daniel.
Dte 1tcGnuns prn glutGan 8yep, Npminiilra'
tor Bon Hcr SntrrlaBtniAaft trS perfurbenen
SalUmpu Hupp.
Die RcGuuna prn Swrn I2t(ter mb Gipbfrrb
Deter, Grerutoren rcn reV 6intrrIabtn6aft Der
Ysritorteneu @liIatetb Ndar.
Die gleGnung spn @liIabst9 5ainS uno Gal,
pmrn SueCr, Ipmtni lratorrn BON rer 5interla(,
ienlAaft pcS perlUrbmcn SUbn 9. 5ains.
Die Jtr6nlrns Don 5snrY @ieanp unb glias
Wisano, Nomini ltratcren pon Der 6intrrlnben'
lGoft pes Yrritcrtrncn eurwtS Wsdlrp.
Die Re6nuns BON Srrsmas 5snaermadsr unp
5amcs 6duSman, apminiilratOren BON Der pin
teria6enl6ait res Yeriiprbsnen Ni6aeI SauSman.
Die 8s6nuns pUn @scrse Mitler unO Yster
Wiltr, GrseutCrn opn Der SinterlaBtnI4aft pes
ptrfcrfenen gster Willer.
Die 8canuns bon Stfp9en anbrrs uno Dan>
lei 9InprcB, Grecutpren pom Ter SinttrlabsnI9aIt
Der serilcrbsren Barbara gnprrb.
Die 8etnurs pcn 9lntbpnY S6uIb unO Sams
ust S6ule, glcmtnilhatrrsn ppn Der SintnlaIs
IsnI6aft Res perilortenen 2lnttcrY SduIg.
,Gie Jtednuns SUn Sclspb sBaItsr, armtnts
ilroter pen Der 9intnlabeniaaIt beS serRpreenen
gnrrras ShtBIer.
Die @sanuns bon Sacob pttr, @aarrisu
pen Waiind 9ctrr.
Die 8c6nms prn Martn 8emmsrrr, Iomis
nifratUr ppn Der 9interIaBsnI4ait Der prrltCrts.
nen WastalsnI Semmrrer.
Die 3e6nms pom, Gbartss SCRer, Grsrutcr
pOn Der StntrrIa6eni6uft Der Ssritprtrnsn GU,
Ianna Sorbsr.
Die 8e4nuns bon OaSib Slein, arminiltra'
tor bon Der SinterlabsnI4aft res perliprbrnen
Sbarles DrI6lsr.
Die Ns6nuns ppn 9cIsp6 gBeie, Grccutcr
pOn Der 5intsrlaBrnIaaft pes pertcrbrnen sSm.
y. Set.
Die 8shnune BON ptorn q. SaaS unb Gam.
uel Camp, @Vmintratpren ppn Der 6irtnlalIrn+
Ihaft res perfortsnen Spnas 6daS.
Tie 9tcGnung pcn 9Siliam !Dot unp g9ilanl
&icfe, Gcminilh1tcren prS prritprbrntn Scmp
pod.
Oa6 Die Grctuttrsr uuo 2(tminiitratcrtn bcr brlas
ten bntsraitnlthafttu uub tSuaroons thrE &Ccbuun
atn in Der Mt9ratCrsI ImtStutS in Nntntaun, in uut
fir 2lcba @aunIp, stu9ctra9tu buttn-wclds &tths
nunecn Dem Eoii!notrtht ron bcia9ttm Sourtl, jur
0rItdtt9uno rcr9sttat wtreer icHcu, i'm Gcurthautln
btfaattr Stoot ouf Srtito9s Den 7ttu 9cptmbir,
1856, UNI 10 llbr @crmitta9'.
SImacI Gplsr, 8r9illrirr.
Nntntnuu. Stt. s. raG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
S6GbbareS Qanb

auf bfTentliAer Senbu 3i Derfaufen.
DpnncrRass ben 3Oarn Oetcter. I'm lltr
Nabmitta9s lpa am @albaule eeS 9 M uel
Mover, in Der Stabt Garntaun, eeaa Gaun'
to, 5ifentli9 oerfauft wsreen /:
Gin SprtrefFider Stri6 Sanb,
aelraen in Siepteitbna Saunidip unO pcrbelas'
tenn Gaunty, an Der DpIltraee bic na4 Uiauh
Count fii6rt, linb etpa cine Siertel Ntele bon al'
lentaun IiclIcno an 9anp BON gBiliam Waoeern
unp RanaiTe5 ShwarB, rntbdlteno older uno
etlt6e 8utben. -Dieles 9anb ta pom prrt9ooa'
ten unb bfaen In Der eanscn @r9enb, utter sus
ten GenIen, prd6ti9er Gultur, uno In . Seleer
einaetbsilt Dds eano p0 in 3 Steilsn Dertauft
rpcrpen, uber i'm 0an,sn, pie es SaufuitiSe am
I6idlidlen fen mag.
Daraui trfnSet iid 6errliaer Soamrn Der Su'
slri6sr 3sit nit eertauft wsrpen fol-.
Gs III elm 5beil bsS bintsrlaifenen Sertnb9enS
bee Serlprbsnsn 8 bn pau lsstAln bon be-
Ia9ter Stapt unp eauntY.
Gis gsninsunssn am gertaufStase unS gufs
partunB ppn
8bpmas gaul } Gr'prs.
0apib Sterh
October 8. nq3n'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
QGbieS 0reBz Sitter,

vcn alien Strtrs unc gatsrns - icltbs ais fbipar3c
uno @cucrirts Seios, asmeiue uno Sdnsp De eaines.
D. 8I9t, fran,Sflbs Wsrincs, Gcturs Sud-, Glpata,
eanj pc(Isns plaios, Vance, &tlpSts, Sdd 5lannel
ron iscsr Surbe. Sin9hums unb prints allies pen Der
bstsu auspabl i'm SRartts, prbltil su pcrtaufrn bel
G3ut6 uno Sdtau@.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Sarpet unb Seltu6.

Rlerio9e's rpoblfetler Rarpet 6tobr.
O\erlrneu, ruelds ucblsits 8arpsts, Seltutb, SRat
\ ten &c. bsim SrcBen uno 8tsinsn gu taufSn min:
ibeu, belisbsn cti9em mrbrilen Stcbr pcrjulprcs
chgn. Da lntsrJsihneter nur einem lebr 9srin9em
8ent uno Sitbtsn Stcbrtciten unerpcrltu, 1T CT i'm
5tauoe ,u ben aIlsr uiecrietsn preifa gu pGrtaufsn.
st matbt aufnertiam auf eins
ShSns Smpsrial, 8 bpppslte 8drpsts
Superfeine 5n9roin, bcppslte, 60.
9einsr uno SReoium Su9rain, brppats, DO.
Gsustionilht isoer art, DO.
uno Ssltub pcu 2 bis 24 Su6 brett, ,u9cTbnittsn
fir 3immsr, 5alIeu &C., nsblt elmer erceeu 8erhie;
Oeubeit pcu nieori9ecprsstn Snsrain Sarpsts, pen
25 bis so @ents unO Giu9an9 uno Sreppsn 8ars
pets, pen 10 bis so Gents bic Noro steihfalIs.-
DRatteu pcn isoer 8reits, perfsRu9s, Siiboedsn,
8opentudb, eumpsn 8arpsts, n.
s.. s.. Gferieae. -
SO. Al Starubsrrp SlroSs, cine 2bdrs ctsr:
bal6 her ghesnut,
01rgrits stroFe usitIib pen Der 2tcn Strass, gbi:
tanslpbia.
Sa.I rq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
SbQwlS I! S0awlS Z!

Das tcts afIcrtCment pcn lpertlts uno 2Btntsr'
Shamts in Iusutcmn. Scldbe ais 8rcdha, lan9t
uue viGrtdiss 8lanttt Sdapls, tou9s uno ricrtdtss
Sroucr. GNcrincs: uno anpsrs SbapIS, wrbIfetl 3u
ptrtaufin btt
Gjut6 unb S6laud.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Oeacbricbt ,uirb biermit ncoebcn,

Da6 ltpt 9Ntriru, nit Gufnabmt Oct SrttrtuSrttb:
tr, pthI ir9tno tin 1lnrt cpsr Gntclluna bCs &tr:
rdusus cocr RuPtn5 balttn. itt ss ecr 8tltrunS
fir &ir. Staonn setr otties Staats, cetr ron Oct
Stapt cetr rsn in nrtpcrrttu Iiirttttn, fl cs tIn
ptltGttr seer GueirIr Bsantr eth iluttrbtamtr resr
d9eut. wdthir pcn rtr Gtits3cbun9 Gem GrEtutptn.
rbtr 9tritbuthin OtpdrKlutnt Der &trIInl9en Stua
Ten anJ;ttlt ittn mag uno f5rutr, raB itcts SGt:
9ltto nsS ISR9rsNi6 uno Oct StaotsSdteJtbun9 unb
hes StaeTatbs ugtno Sln!r Brrru9b, rotr hic
GcMmifncntrs trJIno tnis lutcrpcrlrttn Dtfrttf6.
burn caS Stiss untlbtt9 9enatbt wtrr, auh ,u9ltIb
eAs IGiI cStr ott auttlluRs tIUiS a2abridtrs, 5u:
ipcttrts cetr 5;btelbers Sl trStne clncr 8Sahl IN
etCtm StdGt il ttoItntn uue oaB ttiu Hlthttr, Jn:
frtttcr cosr irltno eln anbtrir Ytomttr btt tlntr
lcttbtn 9Blh fir lr9tEO cju ANT, ir rpIbts, rann
qtitunIt miro trWIhItar ltl.
llno juCL1t otr t;la9ttn dtts Der ldnntIN, tTjttlf
'9 M dgt unt cls gE0bitu t,r CT &Cpu1ld ~ rt9l,s
rtn," FaBIrI rGr 2.tn 9uu, lS30, plrN usittr ptt.
tUs:
aNae hie ernIhttin 9ufptttGriu uuo Stibttr an etn
rribitrtntn YliFtn gun ootuU9 ctr 2Sohltn, III
Dem OIltrlEt 81 pAthtm nt 9thOrtn, rcr llhr Rcr.
atus mlammIu tcmmtn rllln uub leptr ntr b,a9tGn
5uip,ttern ttnsn StbrtIbtr 0uittutn ica blr gn
Stimmtrrtbti9Ir rts O,itrlt,s i,tp mus.
Die Ritbrsr tiuSs isotu QRablcjtrifvs mdlIin Tire
Titurns tttin,mt auf Srti,a1s otn 7ta Nrotmbsr
1856, i'm &Surtbduit IN otr Staet Gautc.uu ttn;
brin9en.
9ctterbattt %tputtiU
NAtbGn gejitr, SGerIT.
Sttrtsr % 1885, "a 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
SSatacrmsc scSOitrsta1.
CINE Mnnatlb lbrtft fur
a6crbat 0drtnerei, Sbitfulter, Sis9a
audit, 6auspirtbIbaft, 1t. {. ip.
Cine W4cnatGbrtft (


afertart 0drtnerei, Sbltfultsr, Sie9a
Su6t Sauspirtbldaft, 1t. I. IN.
Inter rbistm Sitd botsu bic ilntsrf6risbensn fees
Zen bic grcbenummer elmer oeutben Qder6au;aeits
l6rit bsraus9e9ebsu, ete he, penn ibncn bic 9refe
otutlbe BepSlterun9 unleres eanoes nur engernlaG7
len llnterideun9 9spGbrt, in 5utunft rs9rudee srz
beineu laBen lperosn. Da ieet feline 5eitIhriff osz
crudt mtro, pelhe db auslhliselih Der 3erbreitung
9cmeinndei9sr 3cnntniiTe fir bic peribisosnsn 8ss
riebe unfrrsr lsiBi9en 9spStstruns rpiome = purt,
rpclde oer Wann bic nsusfsu Grfabrunaen, Guts
osduuseu uno Grfinounssn i'm adsrbau, Sbtbou.
@artsnbau uno per 8iebjuht. uno bic brape pouss
frau pas Nrusts uuo 8eits lir Die pausrpirtbz
fhaft iei es in 8cdsn, Baden, @inniatbtn, 9elune=
btSmltte coer mas cS INNER uclle befannt rperoen
tann, = 70 bat bic oeutihs BepSlterune ni6t ben
ndmliten &crtbsiI pis bic snsliftbe, Die in alIen
SbeiIen oes eauoss cl6e 3shriftcn 3ur 9s9snlsitiz
gen Bclebrun9 bSlt uno untsriiaet. DEM cs it
ntt allies Sbecriewa in clbsn 3sitlhriru erFhcint.
cneern oas 2Bihttste barin ino bic prattifbsn @rs
fahrun9sn, Die Gin 8auer ben anoSrn mitbeilf. gs
III aIic feline .,Bub6ouerei," fenoern bic Sbeeris uno
praris psrcn9t ,ur dnIbauune esbraht.
2Sir ssoeuten eincn tau9li6Sn 8teat cue anJui els
len uno tonn oas ,,8duern; Jrurnol' 70 caus,utoten.
ba6 ss Nsmano reusn pirN, rafdr untsrlhriebsn du
ba6tn. Die nStbi9sn
glbbilbun9en
;ur Grtiutcrun9 unS belIern Berltinti ti9un9 fclIeu
aud nidbt fsblen, uuo am Gnoe pss Sabr9an9s piro
elm Sita uuo SnboltspsrIsihnie ratis 6 bsies9ss
ben peresn. Gin Sabraons entbdlt 1872 sreee ocp=
pslpaltiae Gciten uno tcltct nur Sin Sbaer in Gts
rousbt,obung. Ssin @elo wirb oneencnImeu, bis
Die resclmde9e eeraus9abs bescnnsn bat.
sJaou tnoe feline lutrIbri rsbt tulo Gin, UNI bsitO
bSlosr bs9iunsu ,u tSnnsu, an
Mpbr unb Srerler.
nSbfts SBdre CUR Reputlitansr Sfise,
auentaun, Ya.
OF I9snten pclhe llnterfhreibsr lamnlstn,
trtaItcn iepss fiufts GrsmpIar fret
Oft Is, 1856. ua3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
@at1engeri6tS 9erfduf,
Spn febr f4astarem lieSenbem Gt@
ieners<Sermbgen.


Su 8raft uno ,ufclae sinss 8skbls, aus Dem
QBaifn9sritt pen eeba Gauntn, fol- auf rtfentItbsr
@snbu ptrfauft psroen, auf Samito9s csu Stsn Slc'
ptn,6tr ndtbltsns, UNI 10 rbr 8crmitta9s, om 9alts
bauft ucn = 0 ) n . db n 8, IT,, IN 9ieros2Sbsk
ball Saunltbtp, eeba Gauntp:
Gin 9etpiHer Strirb 9anb,
eutbattcno 6 IenerI merauf cine pr6htt9t
5ompfnoGtbint crritbtct it, NIT Den 3ueebSr 9tle9sn
in pcrbtaotIm Sauuithip pno Gauntp = 9raneno
an eanp pss pettcrbsnrn Stgpben SaItst, sntbal'
tcno
IL 9lcfer. un6 10 Siutben
9cuaues gRaas, utrauf lldb cine Gspertags ron uns
cbiebarem 9 fenerS teinoet bctannt als Shs
pbIn Baliets SRinSn. Dies III Die bsIte, aue9es
pebuo,fe uno mciit sraiebi9ts Gifru;@rs @rute IN
eCdba @auntp, unb (tcht tciucr in @anyn Staat
ptnnlpLpanitn uae-OiCittbe III bcreits eudlib uue
sr9ieb9 fir beuabe 80 Sabrtn bearbeitet wcrotn.
uno ;par bis iu Der Sitf prn iber rs Suf, nit els
nsr auslht pen einsm anbaltrnbcn uno tr9lsbi9tn
8crratb. Yerlrncn wabe oicfdbe rcr Dem Scr;
taufsta9e in au9enlftin gu nrbmen pdnIben, btllss
ttn bti perrn Snc 9ouptsI an;uruftu, rpcttber auf
btm @iaentbum pcbnt. Der anoers Stritb entbal'
ttuo 10 2fdtr uuo 81 8utbcn, ifclenp on sano Dee
pIritcrtIucn Stspbsu 8alIltE unp auesrn. Darauf
bsfinott fcb
"a Gin uno elm bdl6 Stod 6pbeS
f:T:EM. yrGm SSp bnbauS,
IL VI yram Stall, unO auosrt uclbmsueiss
augtnsttSuor.
~ Der ndmlid1rn 3cit uno Ort:
IctIsu SFruntb psrtauft werpsn, Sptt eCaIts, hit
Betbts uno Qrtpilt9isn ;unbtrno, um @titn Sra gu
9rabtn cocr bGruOrjubrinssn, pcn fcl9surIu @i9cn;
! tbdmtrn, u6inltch
Die cine eeaIr 1T oatirt Den 30itrn Sag Deem:
Der, i'm Sabrt 1876, unO III ;piltbtn Yscr SrcrtlI
non Serb: gSbritbaa Saunihip, in tsla9tem eeda
Gauntr, uno Stcpben Ballet uno Sanuc oelfridh
fir eintn balben adtr eanr, fir ben Gnowcd Gitn:
sr3 ;u 9rabtu uno bcrpcrjubrtuaen. @s 1T bics Gin
Sbsil OsS sancltridbs wrrauf ptttr Srcrcu bamals
pchnte.
Die onosrs, cine etaIe, botirt ben l6'n Sag Set:
ruar, i'm Sabr 1929, ;pifbCu Nattan 8snner, ron
Nero S8bcitbau Saunfchip, eeeba @auntn, unb rem
uSrlforttnsn Stepbtn Ballet fem, fir allies Giincr,
in uuo ouf Dem eouSs uuo Gi9sntbuni, eomals in
Bshs oss ttiasttn elatbau 8tnuer.
IS IN birs Gin Sbtit ois biuttrafCntn &crmS9cns
crs ptritCrbtntn Sttphcn 8au te I. #. ltets
bin ron Sit.ptnn Souuihip, &GrbCu Gauntp.
Die @trin9an3sn an &Ttaufsto9s uuo 1ufpor'
tun9 prn
2laren salliet, aSm,ors
Jebn Ballet, ''" VIZ
. Durtb Die Court
q. SS. NiidlcD, s4rritr.
! Set. %. 1896. raGS