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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
O r O v IL |. =
Ste am Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yEyHE Proprietor of this rst1hltshm"1t "a n"w pre-
D1r.ai tl contract tor and deliver rdrr@ from
bool : uool II, t. ~ either com nOn Pine or Re I
L r tunb. r. ~ the loves market rates lhr kth
Fir viii ue found the best Fencing l. mbtr thai can
be used
An prrsns about to huh !. will find il 10 their al
,.nunc,. To- Drrha4, hL this MI, n they eau have
thrIr "a lhrr save to order ia l"ng hs aud sizes To
suit aud delivered Free ~ Ga 'rg".
Attached 10 lhi' eSilb'i-hinrdl Is ON" ot N"od
wlrth's Pa'enl Plarlng L frtgurlnS 9nl CIR IoViht
Machines iuIi il or itrs tDr Pli'"l Lumber o any
dc, criplton 9 IN he immr1i ttrN hll"l
Always on aand. showing, IL "ring heveled Sin
ing. iost Fencing Rnards, Sluice Lumber, PicSeis
I.ath Snuk,'~ aul ShinGlcS.
Also ON hlnI. Dorrs Wini'w~. &c or er' Tor
Doors. windows aud Rlind~. hil Il wlth d"Spach
GEO W GARRlOTr.
Oroville. April 2ith. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

r-FS- OvgrE-in Record lhhibng an Myers street
Fast side, Det~ceu Montgomery and Bird, Oroyile
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
OruujIIt DniIp Rutte Retata.

pusLrsnsp p4rLy t>u~D.ys EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
NOTICE.

STATE OF FCAlltuhNIA.t.UNr OF BUlTE !
board oI supervisors. Ia! i,rH. ~
Or"NiIir. ~ 10. lr.7
1T l. ORDERED thnt her "a ter. any prr-,u pre-
stniigc aim tar srrt iccs ur tuh, o. aN nature.
r or mrrchaidIIe. ur any u'itr property ~ s"p.
lies ,r hr t~t u he County -iHil crrluS tnctr, o.
az oil o. ,''.r> ordered cuu raoltd ter stch
rvlte. iaUur supp les
81 ORDER ~ THE b. ARD.
kTTEST: hr lu t.Opg irIt copy nom the ilur
ll,d sAiH Board Niu.eso my hand and lhc seal OF
:. :. said County. Ibis Nay 23h. I-57.
uA Il-6; WILLS Ga pm. le'k.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
,JU ST X ECEIN +. ID =,

DER STEAMER GoLntN GATE 'LtPPERS
& IrruiuI Light. FIyi Fish. FN1ng MIST. q 'NTIe
supply oi Pure Cream tartar. Lari It, Extract 40
uu lr -. Hluc HrIri. ter AMI tngiish rumnni
>ttp ire. corn starch Shaher's NuT tparlil1 Sarsa
parla Root. Gum Ar"bFc Cnrtc Acti, Potash, IA
ir4c.~ ut lennon Rose and Nbuil Il, Vanilla Bctts
ituru i..i,eed iii, Castor oil IN harrts. Pare ell
l. l. W ,uld lNtI'u ttN .\ii1rrs. so Ner~' aud NrI-hl
mM'- TARA it 'cid Bay knm ~ eases AMI trr'ls
re-h tiup~ IA one podhl packages >a1'' "a. ktr
soap. ludrslIhir lux. Roses Hacking trl>htS Hi-
~oa's lacking cod Livrr hi, ~pahl Ia Ahd Ainercin
nr~n. BtihIn's l.Nlrucls Hnutne Virgin = EiHh
dre'hs, uiial> aud other plli>. Chamois kim, L!>
cons iiuut r, ntIdI oils. 40 grcs- Water IA pInle
aud quart. BurnA. S;l : 'ia, Pruri ar'eS an u'n
Other >t!pir aIicrs. whCh together With our '"rLtr
urLt stock ut Drug. NtS oar H>s rmenl IL varied
4 Large i.s any lIrug iloIse IN he ciiN. n ~hlch
W iu.itr in attention ui the rauc and ututrs bay
iu.t IN tuls luarAtt, ALBAN I'tO N>S 9 ,.
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
uD7I II } sire. Corner blh,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
WEEKLY EllrIE RECORD

For rire,l tfinn ~ the inning md agricultural us
trirs f me c1pnly xiii ON ain lheiucai and gencrHi
news nf ih ~. itrrSp-rsrl with intnrr~tthg "+'
crllanrou, rradtGe matter Il will contain twenty
eight cninmq- ~ ceadlug mnttrr. md will hc one VI
the laryp.t ! n rh"nuasi Wt.rkly New -papef~ in the
Sac. publ4-lsl every SHt lfdut II rns-S3 per
Annum; ~ months, -, three months. 81
ApVERri~KHEsT> per square IT ten line or l'ss
Az ins r,,,n 81 -
Kuch lpsrqucnt insertion. ~
ty~ \ ibrrd f., tucti"n will he made ~ 'aVufol
thnsr VITO td yortt-p by IN" wear
H.- 'listnrs. t- r,is n serted on rrnstnahlvtrrms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
just Received and in tore.

\ llr@e supply of AlcouOl tampheno. tar sperm
Iuar, ". i~iu II, an Boiled OILS solar til. and
q Hmpnene Lamp HIcks. CAuic wi Is " - Y nj
Nigh r.i...r- rtN. "a t'i~tila SU7p Salad q !
IN Ht>keit. Wolie- $chnpps lInslctor's Biuers pure
Cream Fart n, >tryc, nlnr, Castor oil. and W. N
K ops Medicines. " hucsoie and re,ali, 10y
ALBlN, TiiONA~ n CO.
Ap1tt Corner ana NINiil stree IS.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
R,vrn Nrws.-Tho steamer Hespori-

RIVER NEws.-The steamer Hesperi-
an, arrived Oct. 3lst. The St. Marys,
Nov. Sd. The Watossa, Nov. Sth.
The following boats are advertised to
leave St. Louis, for points above Add
miral, Oct. 29th Isabella, Oct. Goth Ben
Bolt. Oct. Both; Omaha, Oct, 3lst.
The splendid steamer Florida, Capt.
Baldwin, arrived at our wharf last even
ing, Nov. 10Th, leaving quite an amount
of freight, as well as passengers. The
Captain and his gentlemanly clerk, Mr..
Johnson, are courteous and efficient Off.
GERS, and well deserves the patronage Of
the travelling public. St. Louis papers
received.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

After an elapse Of two months, the Da-
kota Herald, comes to us, much improved
in its mechanical appearance. 1t is now
one of the neatest papers published in Ne
braska. We recognize, as its publisher,
our old and esteemed friend, John l.. Dali
ley and with his regular habits, the pat
rons of the Herald, can be assured that
that institution, hereafter, will be run ac-
cording TO "time table,"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

The Glenwood Times office, has been
purchased by J.& j. r. Tyson, who have
commenced the publication of The Glen
wood Weekly Union. 1t makes a much
better appearance, thar the late Times.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

BALL AT LARIMER.-The large two
story Hotel at Larimer, will be opened
next Thursday. A Ball will be given in
The evening, and from the preparations
being made, we Judge it will be a magni,
-icent affair. A general invitation is ex.
tended.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

A RoMANcE ON THE RIVERA MAR
RAGE on THE Florida ON HER MAIDEN
TRIp.-On the 10Th inst, as the fine
steamer Florida was about starting on her
maiden trip from Omaha to st. Louis, a
tall, gaunt fellow of about twenty-six au-
tunns came on board with a blooming
country girl, of apparently not more than
fourteen gentle m He informed
the clerk that she was his sister, and so
timorous that il would be necessary that
they should occupy a state room together.
The clerk saw that their mutual concern
was deeply sincere, and assigned them u
room-one next the captain's-regis,er-
ing them as Mr.. Barbour and sister. The
subject being incidentally mentioned TO the
captain, j.. II. Baldwin, he remembered
that a young lady much resembling his
fair passenger had come on board to see
them away. The statement Of the kind
brother that they had no relatives in that
part of the country, and were bound TO
Joliet, therefore excited his suspicion. A
plan was formed, which resulted in con-
v%erting suspicion into certainty.
The captain, whose heart is in the right
place consulted with his officers, and il
was resolved unanimously that the pair
should be welded. The happy intelIi-
gence was communicated to the parties in
the most considerate and appropriate man.
ner. They were called INTO the cabin and
their mutual delightful destiny unfolded.
The young lady at once rushed to her fra
~ternal companion's arms with more than
s~lsterly %fervor, crying "Oh. jim, didn'l
| tell you we couldn't pass for brother and
sister and chung TO him in a transport OF
grief and JOY.
1t was evident that she would perform,
without prompting, her part of the mar
riage ceremony, but he appeared to think
her 'too willing" He was however, liz
formed succinctly of the captains ultima,
tum-he must marry her, or one should
be landed one side of the river, and the
other upon the opposite side. To this he
seemed not unwilling to assent. Hi;
Hero, however, would not trust her Lean,
der across the Mississippi. But his re-
l~uctancc was overcome 10y the clerks sol
emn and confidential assurance that the
captain was in a terrific passion, was {
most desperate person, who would sooner
shoot q man than eat, and that he had G
pistol in his pocket, which, it was plainly
to be seen, his hand was burning to use
The young gentleman, feeling thus com
PEELED 10 volunteer, explained that he
would have married before starting, bu
that he should have missed the boat, anC
" SO help him God" he would have mar
ried her in St. Louis. Arrived at Bruins
wick, Mo-, a justice of the peace wa.
summoned, who shortly appeared in tn
ladies cabin, where a circle was formed
; with the happy twain in the center, am
l they were made one. The bride was III,
| beaming picture of delight, he the saint
| lier one of submission. Capt. Baldwin
: and the clerks-Messrs. johnson and Dill
each gave appropriate advice and kisse,
. the bride, whose gratitude was unbound
ed. The boat arrived here on Saturday
, when Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour took the car
: for Joliet, having so far fulfilled the rea
$ sonable expectations Of their friends
81 Louis Dem.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
NOTICE

r. hereby given, that the County Commits
l. sioners of Sarpy County, will meet at the
house of Charles Wilson, near Buffalo Creek,
on Monday, October %, 1857, TO view and To-
cate a public road or highway, from the city
of Bellevue, to the city of Plattford, in said
county, commencing at the latter point, across
Sections lS. II, IL, aud 10, in Township 10,
Range II, thence to the most suitable point for
crossing Buffalo Creek, thence by the most
practicable route TO the city OF Bellevue.
Said Commissioners viii meet on the even
ing of said day, at the house of Alfred Mat
thias, in the city of Plattford, tohear all par
ties interested in locating said road.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
STEPHEN ID. BANGS,
Clerk of Sarpy County.
Bellevue, Sept. %, 1857. 40
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

Alfred Matthias, of Plauford, has been
appointed by the Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA, a Commissioner of Deeds, for that
State, for this Territory.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
Local e. Miscellaneous.

From unavoidable causes, we are sew
eral days behind our usual time of publ
cation. ..f
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
BARNuM ONcE MoRE.-The Stamford
(Ct.) Advocate says:

(Ct.) Advocate says:
1t is certainly with pleasure that we
announce the probable fact that p. T. Bar
mum is again 'on his legs: that he is to-
day a richer man than he was before his
connection with the Jerome clock compa-
ny. 1t is said that he has bought all the
claims against himself for from five to
twenty-five cents on the dollar. with the
exception of some $4,000 held in and
about Danbury which he will probably
have to pay in full. The whole of the
vast property assigned by him for the ben
eft of his creditors has again passed into
his hands, and he is now re-furnishing
and re.ftting Iranistan' in good style for
his future and permanent residence.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

We have received the second number
of the Cass County Sentinel, published
and edited by L. Giles, at Rock Bluffs,
N. r. 81 & c. r.J-
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the County Commits
l. sioners of Sarpy County, will meet at
the house of Bernhard Myers, in said County,
on Tuesday, Nov. nth, 1857, at 0 o'clock, in
the forenoon. in answer to a petition signed
by several inhabitants, to view and locate a
road, which is proposed to run from Bellevue,
to i~ntcrsect the Territorial Road, at Bernhard
Myers, and crossing the Papillion Creek, at
the Peoples Bridge, or in that vicinity (which,
in the judgments the of Commissioners, will
be for the best interest of the settlers.
And said Commissioned will meet on the
evening of said dav. at the Benton House, at
i o'clock, to hear all parties interested in said
road.
BY order of the County oininissionef "a
STEPHEN y. BANGS, ~
80 County Clerk OF Sarpv County.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

The Bellevue Debating Association.
will NEE, at the School House, Friday
Evening Oct. 18th.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

We are indebted to C. C. Woodwork,
Book Seller, at Omaha, for the New
York Family Herald, Frank Leslie's H.
Illustrated Newspaper, Ballou's Pictorial,
and Harper's Weekly. Mr.. Woodwork
has for sale a large variety of standard
and miscellaneous works, stationery, and
all OF the most important periodicals Of
the day. Remember him. Store or
Farnham street.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

Our friends in Omaha, vii! always find
the Bellevue Gazette, at Woolworth's
Book Store. Price 5 cents per copy.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

Fish, &c. .
lie has also a-choiee lot Of liquors, and ey-
cry other article usually kept in a Grocery
Store.
GA meat market is kept in the base
ment story, for the accommodation of the cit
liens Of Bellevue, and vicinity. IS BIN
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA, , e.
COUNTY OF SARPY. 10

lEItlki tOhf Of &C .."
COUNTY OF SARPY.
NOTICE lie hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioner of Sarpy County, will
meet on Monday, Sept. 2lst, A. ID. 1857, at
the house Of Mai. Watson. at Q o'clock, M.
to view and locate a public road from the
city OF Bellevue, on the best route to the cor
ner of Sections ., 3, 10, and If, in Township
10, north, Range 13, east thence west in the
line. between Sections 3, and 10, TO the corner
of Sect ns 3, 4, Q, and 10, in the same Town
ship and ltange /; thence westerly on the most
practicable route through An-serson's Grove ;
thence westerly to the Platte or Elkhorn Riv-
er's. Said Commissioners viii meet on the
evening Of said day, at 4 o'clock, at the Ben
ton House, Bellevue, to hear OIL parties inter-
ested In locating and establishing said road or
highway.
BY order OF the County Commissioners.
LL.s.l STEPHEN D. BANGS,
Clerk of Sarpy Co.
Bellevue, Aug. IS, 1857. Al
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

Read the new advertisements in to-day:
paper. No room for particulars.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERSHIP.
NOTlCE.-fhe subscribers hereby give
In notice that the copartnership heretofore
existing between them under the name and
style of Todd & Smith, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due to or against
the firm will be settled by Burton w. Todd.
Hr BURTON w. TODD.
Z. p SMITH.
Bellevue, August II, 1887. .'.H' 40
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
Gle ,,2lILen NeifeIe."

Setdnntlia battsn ft6 bic birFs,n ,,gflrn 8ti,
fds," Capt. @cpo, i'm 8esinnr err leBttn gBpGG
mad benz Rorristaun SsIplassr tesstsn.-gs
mar teipuet baB eislss In Ger JttisssSu6t lo
pcblsttbte 3ruppneorps am Santiago piecer
nah SauIe fcmiHfn irHree = unb lGcn rine ae.
raiiihs 3eit Dor Der @nfunft pts 6arrsn,uss
bate iI6 an osm 8isseltatn. Depot unlrre terr.
Ii6e Sra6banbt. Capt. Gttinser ,,Nasntaun
Sufantsrlsn," Capt. 9arts-@picjsnissn Mttslie.
br bet alI,n 8eifsS, Die osm 8slplaSsr ndt bel,
ipobnen fOitnten-sins Asits son Subrwerfen unb
8eiter, anc cine I&Snt 3abl Juegdnssr sinsrfun'
ben lint relcbe 81 enrflHgen unp mad Der Staei
su eseurtiren.-Als plnn rnpliG, sinise Ninutcn
mad, llbt bet Bug Salt madtr, wurbe Die ae.
Da6tt 9ompagne duf cine tsr;liGr sBrils fmpfln.
gen, = fijcrauf man fObann riue Yro;rliiUn auI
fslsenpc gBriIe fcrmirte :--Grilrns Die Warl6Glr
!Sains uno 5irn ;--3pstens, rir Srabbanse +
OrittenS. bic 9nfantsriRsn ;=-OsrtrnSi biz nibt
bel rem 5elDIaser 9ewelsusn MitstisSsr Der ,.Gsi.
ftIs;=-5Imitcns, bic Suriidsetrbrtcn .9isiiels )"
Ssfilent, bic Burger gu 5ub ,--Ilno Tctentsne,
bic 5utrwertr unp Griter. gluf pisIr g3eile ;ce
man nun tur6 Die Sdupt Straesn I'm Irrrr Stapt,
Weltes ;ur 8clse bate. rob btinabe ass mae
Iebenpis mar, auf bic Stine S'bra6t ruurrc--unb
auf icctm @eftte fab man, pa6 man frcb mar,
RAP BIC radern ,,9lsiielS" iviesst slidlid ansr.
Idnst llnS, unb DAP man tn gmsians als tpubl.
oerpient aniab. Nn Der Soos5tllcw. 5aac rpar
Der tefin,mts plaB nit Der prrScIHOn uusubal.
ten. - unp ais min fb pa binrin btsebsn battr,
70 ruroe man bllp gswabr, pa6 bic Snfanteriarn
palet5if, fir ibrc Srtipsr Splsatcn, sinn tcrrli.
den .,taIten 8i6en," un6 SdsctSr, in Se.
rtitidaft batten. gla6btm man ld ba nun Ir
rcGt prrrniIid sctrIIcn bate tssab iiA Elm Sepcr
wcbIprBuii9t mad Sauie. - une mir iibien psr.
ii&et, pab ricler Gas BON 6sri MiIitdr unb pic.
len 8iirser ritlr Stapt itsrbauyt, ni6t 70 balp
IN Ssygr6subtit geratbrn tpiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
pae ueIesrap ben.rau aehredI1en.

Der DSmpfer NmsrEa ber lebte gDcGe In 6alis
far anfamf brnet uns bic 9sahri6t. pae oas 9Ge.
arapbfntau gum ssoeitm Wal $50 Dlelsn pcn Der
jRafe Sftanes brad, nb pae bas sanSe 9ele.
srapben 'G'si6paber mad Gnslanb Suriidfubr.
Sb Der gerfu6 In bislsm Sabr ipisbtrbuit iper.
ben wiyp, II stpeifeItaft. Dab sr niGt aufsese,
ben rrirb. bis er ssInngen. ili liGer. Der untsr.
iissil&e Telegraph mad Tsw.Gouneloar brad aud
bsim srfen Ssriu& unp murps ssii betm 5wsitsn
sliidlih burA ben Suno sslsst. Die Sssuns bee
1elssrapben pcn Guriita naA Bona in Alser,
bur6 pas mi.trlanbil6e Nsrr fol- jest gum 4ten
Mal psrfHGt psrpsn - naGbsm Der 8srlu4 prei
0taI mibIans.
Go nor l@sa GEras ttbsnflib, tab man nit
sn pcrlsbtsn Ddmpfsrn, bic am IL. pCn eng.
ianp atsssan9sn rarsn, nur glaGriGtm bis gum
10. Na9mittass erbislt. User bdtts ispo6 i6cn
SamalS obne Deteres Der Ssicrsne res 0hb.
sIidcnS Raum seben mbSsn.
Dcd aufsei6uber.if ni6t aufsetctsn. 81
Bic Sa6s tis auf 0El. SDlsiIsn m6sli9 ss,ptfen.
ipirb ie Is aud aui 700. Die @iesrifft biim
srlien Gtrlu& psrtsn quite eebrsn fir ben ,rstsn
len = unp bic 8reube bsim mbidsa @tlinssn
rptrp um 10 srbBer. r.-(Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02

sIrtseintbeuns bstanntliG bafiir ssforst bat, ba6
bic inf @,rsna- auntiss bic Mntoritdt bsr De.
ltsatm bes adnjrr Ssrrltoruns Su tpdblen taber,
70 fclen 10000 @rsnjlrcIfrn BET Der gBatl In
oiefe Gauntiss binetnssiporFen wrrbfn. nm bit
Matsrit6t 3u F&srn. Die I'm Disnae Der gro-
lflapereIpartei lsbsnre 8eamten werSsn f6on
ucrbfr pafir lorsrn, untsr irssns dnsm n6tsfn
Scrrpanee bic 6dtrsr Der Grfiifaatspartei eur6
bic Ger. Staaten Draacnsr srbafrn 80 lalIen.
ancsre usrbsn surH bic fail6en 8esiRrirtilen,
nod anbere bsspesen bon Der gDabl ausssl4lel-
fen. neil ie bic BON Der 8csusltsislatur, ausses
ssf6risteuen Stsurn ntdt bs,abltsn unb 70 bsnft
man sine prclflaSsrsimaicritat gang trrfiIia fStn
5u iSnnen.
Das GiaenitdmIidae Eel Ter Sa6s n, sab al.
le bisfe Sortereitunssn, um aus 3anfaS sinsa
SttaSenltaat ,u MAIDEN, In einem Wcmsnt sfGs,
ben. ipc Der Nafbarnaat Wifcuri an ben
Watlurnn fciusn Gntl6lub sunb siebt, Ieinerleits
bic SfIasersi mad unS naa absul4affcn.
(pref,e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
lancaifcr Cariafr

Die Gaunty' COMMITTEE ;u @un1en Der Grtpdb'
lung scn Dapio gBilmpt ais @puoern5r,
bat cine gu baItenre DsIesatenwatl auf ben 5ten
nG6Itrn Ssptrmttr on9eIeet. Die DeIesaten aus
ben puI6iebensn Stdpfcbsn mb SaunI6ipS, t6i
an ter 3abi, Iollen iia pann AM Wittwo4, ben
9hn Ssptsmter, in 9anraIsr peIammeIn UNI riH
9idst gu fcrmiren.
Sn Der Staet 9anea1er paIiiren INNER nod
Sirle Gintri6e uno Oiebsreisn. 2tbtbin linp
Dicte in pas 5auS res YrcfsGcr giepin, wabrnp
psiIen abwfienteit sinsebrcGen unb taten. ale iie
ten @rlb une ptrttpcle Sa6e fanpen, ales
SmGriuanfsr seporfrn unp sisl Gisentbum srr'
pvrbsn.
SaeOb 9CnScn, Gin 5arbissr Der 3ur Gapbanbs
9sbtrte, uno nod ctras ldnser ais sin Sabr i'm
0efGu9nib gu fBen batte, srlan9te feline 5rtibtit
am sptirNen Mittwp4. inerm rr ftarb.
Die Criminal Court in lsbter @p&e serurfbels
ts prrfdiersnt 9rrlsnen, bic ptne 2eiSsnS Eager
bier strfduft tatten, ;u $50 Strafe unp bic 30.
fen. Sptn S6autrs, fer sinseitanc, pa6 rr Isi.
nst Srm iat BEN 6alS ateeIGnitten Bate, In Der
Gtf6t lie 5u tSrten, rruree su riniSbriSer @rs
fin1ni6liraie yerurttcitt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
2e&a Natripk
pie Rffein.Qeauna. q .

Nm lebstn Scnntda III Der Gdlein III Ter al.
bier I'm Sau besriifensn GpanseIil6en 6irGe auf
etre fsisrlide Beiit, gelest tpcrofn, ,-bei welHsr
@eesentdt ii& cine srcbs 3atl 9lenfGen einse.
fanetn Bate. = Die @trerncnIsn llnb bur& bic
Gtrw. 5erren gJStsl. 1Sst, Meyrs. SGea unp
9iduan perri6fft tpcrSm-5rr gdfd prtbists
hss gsrmittass, HHe 6srr Ndct bss ga&mit.
tass.-Das @stter mar tsrrlI& uns nt1ts firt
Scr, eab aud nur bic gerinsiie St5runS rfrurfah.
ts.--Nle Gtrp. 6errsn prebtgsr pieiet Stabt.
rcn allen Benennungeii, tparen DEFENDERS eingela.
ben bei;urCtnsn. une Is batten i& aah balrlbt
cine ARjab bon ibnsn eingsfuneen. .--Jie eolIefts
fst rsGtalti8 aus, bsnn es fiuD an tentm Gage
tttra $500 eoleftirt unb aufaslGrieten pcrben,
weju bic Scnntags S6m Shiler allein S63
btigttragsn baten. = Sn ben Gdisin leete man
zine Bibsl; Elm Ueldn9buH; elm Gatshiemus |;
bic RHHtnrsssln cine ansate Der 3abl &ir&en
In bieltr Stapt. laniurt ben 9lamtn ptr grspissr
pslGt bieltlte bsoisnen bic Ulsoersatl ett gan
gen @ensnf6aft, 70 mic btr bitHsen 0erisinee /;
fammt 8 3titungsn irelGe ron Der 0smsinf6ait
9sprudt rsrben. = Nas bisfcn pcrbsr pGlelenrn
unb pann In rtnn edfsin sslssten Drsumtutsn
srsitt IS fi&, babeis GAME GyanssIlife @tmsin'
fGlft bsrsits stpl 10000 yltsIis6sr sdttt.-
Dieftlte bat Sef6Svfs unO 500 grtDissr-.
tdIt jdtrli@ s stpHtnlide GUnfrrrn;cn unb alIs A
Sabre cine aassmsins GUnfsrsnS. = Der gbrp.
5err Mspsrs II Der biefse Ss;irts-Yrspissr. unp
Der Gtrw. Scrr SGsl II liatiOuirter 9rseisn
alti1. - Die slllsntaun 0smsinre jablt itbt
fAon 202 0litbr = bat 4 eCeal prepstr = 5
Gla6fibrer, unb Strfnabntr tr.-@sba6te Dceus
mente SerlifTn nod fsrnsr, rd6 bic gpanseliI6t
WsmsinIdaft iitrbaupt, III sinsm lr6r tlabenpCn
3ufanet le.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
IN ciner fd,liIi,mrn ...Sir.n

Scr rtnisen Sasen bSrten mir bon rinem arrlls
fantcn unp psrwirrrnbsn SUrfaa, pslher iid neu'
li6 in 9hspm DIT. Bethel, 9lpribampton @uuns
tY. susetrasn baten iua. gS I6etnt DAP ;pet
titbe 9 abtes su elmer 3eit in sinem unO prm,
leltsn SauIe sttcrrn purrrn, wsl6e in 6cl9e Der
Gonfufon, bic sepTbnIiA tsi IcI6en @reiSui1sn
brrridt, oeupf6lelt wurfsn. 2ls man lie dIurs
tiren wptfsi tOitnts man caS cine nidt Scn pem
anpern untsri6eieen. 9lls psie Gntpeduns se'
madbt purpr, scrstbcn bic tsirsn Witter natir'
lidsripetfs in srUbe Seitiir5uns, ater gutter 8atb
mar ttsucr. 9ulebt wurbe irber Nlutter elm
6ino iibcrSrten. nit benz Srfdnonib, bab psnn
lpdterbu elm ,0stat" entptdt peree, beire taus
i6sn wiirpen. Disfes III cine Sresbrntrit, esrsn
GIsi4en man ni6t oft -tDenrfrat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-02
Ned,mals ,,ausaebSft.n

Oliver @ubeIman, Giqy eer 8r'fbu
Der amtrifarila 8epublitaniI6sn Gantp Com.
iritiss. son Carbon Gaunts. Bat ppr sinissn Sa.
gen ein Shrritsn ait gBiIiam 9ilip, ben
GOrfset Der ectu 5rtc Gauntp Committee bee
bsfasten GluntieS srr6t,t, In lrslhsm fr 6errn
9iilp ben Ssrfbias Hatt. wSbrrnb BEN issisen
Batlflmpf eie~psupt 5rasen in pemlet6rn ju'
lammsu S6t ben uamItdsn 8riammImssn 3u be.
fpreGcn. - Srrr 9ilr steh Us. s. Sader. BOT
lld aber nit lsiner sans'n COMMITTEE tinter Ssrrn
Sudalsp vtritrdt unb u ssrapcsa ,,ausSctddt. -
IS nfai fiG bod baio Elm jeesr Na6osntrnDe papOn
dbsrseust taben, paB nit Der Icinwouthpsn De
motratit rtras Isb iit-psil bic anfibrt 70 lsbr
tanss ino, ibre @ttrsuen bic s9abrbsit tsrsn gu
Ia6fn.