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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
SrSnu,,o Der Slusifclluno.

1. Ollie gtrtifrl Sur gusfelIuns miiBsn Elm.
ae1hrteben unp GuI Dem @runoe lein. pcr 3 llbr
Na6mittags, am Otenans ben 27len Ssptems
te-uo am Nlittmud ben 26frn Septsmbsr,
I'M 1 lltr Sormittaas tprrbsn bic Seurtbetlcr
(aus9encmmcn beienpen ouf Yferbe. Waultbiere,
9teiten, Grettsn unb 9fiiaeD ibre 9aiGtsn artrrs
ten, Sur 3ucrfcnnun9 BON 9rGmen.
2. Mittpc6s ben 29Rrn Stptrmter .um s lltr
Scrmittdes. unb ierrn fClsencen Saa TIM birIeltr
! Stunre, rperprn bic 9biren he's Gruntee CUR
3uafuna BON Ssiwctnrrn scGHnd. 3ulaeprsis
~! @rnts. Samiltrn Sidcts Gin SbaIcr.
3. DCnnsrRa8s BEN 90 september, um 10 llbr
Scrmitta9s, merpcn bic 9frbe iFpT &l0iIs unp
WaultGirre, wrl6e Yr6uien rrwartrn, auf ben
@runo gctrdht unp pon Der Committee auf 9ferrr
mad Srbnms teurtbcilt rerprn.
4. 0as pTasen wirb Tim 8 llNr Worsrns
R1ttfuprn unb al irsrno einsm Gag meIarn bic
NnorrnunS5. COMMITTEE i6idlta fnrrt.
5. Die 9lrorrHen wrrpsn am OCnnerRa9 NaG'
mitas rrn29fsn September, nm ubr SebaIten.
6. Der Seri6t Der 3uafsnnunas COMMITTEE
miro AM 6rettaS Scrmitta9 UNI rpr bHtnIt4
perlefrn merren.
7. 9a5 8titrn unb 5atrrn tn Oamrn, ipirb
ant 5rsita9 Sprmitta8 I'M 10 ll4r Infan9 nEb'
men.
s. Der Gfentli6e @crfauf ptrb am 6rsitas
9laGmittas um l ubr 9lnfan8 nsbmen.
8. Die 3uutsnnunsa Grnmittsen ouf gfsrre
uno WauItbsrc, ,p0s 9istrn unp 6abren Der Das
men, unO auf pHu9cn, werpen gu psn erwabnten
3sttcn suse9en ien.
10. Ir1cnen wehr gtrtttt ausiirtlen uno bt'
Icbr gu prrfaufeu wtnIdtn, werrsn lei Der Qln'
natne nit elmer &atte SnIebcn, wrl4c tclc
gGuni6 anJr8t.
G'errudtt Catalogues msrCrn AM Sage bef
Sataufs aus9etbelt. enttalcnp bic NamGn une
gummRrn res 2rtittle. - Nbfr f ne Nrttrl
bic auBtrbalb pirIrm Gaunt9 psrisrt9t rsrprn, UNI
nit unirrn rigsrcn Sanpwrrter in Competition
tUmmsn mEBsn, tGnnen untrr ptcler Srprpnune
pet1uft merpGn.
Der ShtretGr wirb ten Sorfbsr elmer ierer
COMMITTEE nit elmer 2iltr Der @rtIfel in pelicn
relpetttpsn &laiic, iammt ben Namrn Der @Itrper
Der Committee, perIcbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
&cauIattpm c It.

/. Iitgtsrrr Der GsIsai6ait tTnncn Der Gus'
! artlung Artlfrln befti9en unp @tnlabtartsn FUR
| lTh leltl unp bre Snper unter 20 Satre alt un'
entsrlrIih nbaItrn.
2. 9nlrnrn, mclGe feline WitgIiGbrr rrr @e'
IrlIhaft linp uno mtinlGen Gbrre uno Artitrln
aue,ulIelen, babcn Cinen 9baler 5u tCSablCn, no.
bann lte Gin Gtdst srbaltcn, weaes ibnsn wdb'
renp Der NasIelun9 3ulab ittert.
3. @Qe Qrtifrl Der glueiletluns miiNen ouf tem
@runpe rubldbrn bic 5reita9 giaGmttasS ubr
wUpann risIclbsn in allen 5illen an bic GuSiteurr
SuriiferIattet wsrpCn, aubcr anrrrS Spn rrnleIben
perpIpnrt.
4. Die gtssuta!ionen miilIen aren8 tcfcl9t
nerren, wiprisnfatls bic grieuitaft ni6t per-
antwprth 1T fir pas uctsrIcbGn irgeno zines Der
1bicre prr Arttrl auf Der Etite.
5. Seine aus9citslltm 9btere ptcr &rtifrln
fGnnCn Dor Dem S6ube Der Auslieuun9 wC9ge'
nommen wCrren, ausSCncmmen nit eem Grlaubs
ni6 Der Grlcutipcs Committee unp feline 9rdmrn
merren fur 8biee cosr NrtlfrIn austejablt, mel
de eeern Die 9ts9sln rntfCrnt wapsn.
6. SbCre unp 2lrtitsl fir bic Nueitcuung Be-
| Iimmt, mrrren nit numeriren 6drten trbGngt,
wel6e pUn Dem SCretdr brm Ginl6rritrn rcreI'
ben rrtaltrn wrrpsn-uno Nusirtler lcutCn jrccn'
fails ibrr 6artrn crbaItrn, rbe ie ibre 3btre Crer
9lrtitd auf ben ausirlluns09runO trinsen.
z. Ollie Ycrlcnsn, mrlte 9cpcntcn 9Ierpe, Rnp'
ptcb, G6wenr cper S4aic duejuirlIcn, Uper br
Stcf frtiubcten IolItcn auf cper ucr Dem u
September nGtltsne Zen Serrrtdr, Srn. s. bua
eta Gtler, ron ibrm SUrbabsn ertunptSCn
unp ibm cine 2iite nit rrr pcllcn Se16rGtbuns res
Stcds rtn,uhGnpi9'n, panlit 9cbUrigr Scrterrtt'
unsen su rrNen Gluinabm' Sltrcfen wsrren.
s. Gauttc n.-@Qe aus3eitelten Grtitrl,
mCecr CBtar cper nidt, mGlm ais 9rtpatrtgcn'
| tbum becbaftrt rcrpsn; unp irgenb cine pnion,
wcIhe an GutwrnpunB Upsr Ssrrgun4 belrltsn
eptitt wirp, rirp na6 ben gricgcn tsbanrrlt
pCrpGn.
o. Arttfcl wetdr fir QIniprii6r empfangcn
merpen, miiirn 80 Gage prr her AuFltellunS pcn
rm Mtbsmrtsrn gsst9nst ein-unU ale 6riitts,
9artrnsrwdhis mp YIumtn muien @rwG6le
rcs Nltbeprtsrs Iein.
10. Sresno rin gIytifsl, prlfrr Gin teicnbrres
9rGmie GrbGlt, fam nidt nit BEN iitrigen Nrtt'
frln esiden, uuo fein rinJrlner Artitfl fam Sret
| gramisn Grbalten.
II. Qaer aueseilclte Strd ptrr unsrt9rIeli4
nit Sru, gGaiisr, 6afer unO 6Orn pwlebsn.
~. u db T / d. t.-Que Gjclper, pCldr alS
DrGmiCn Surrtdnnt prrben. fallen piepGr al Die
0jsielidaft surid, wrnn ni6t tnnrrtaIb 60 Gage
Nnipru6 paiiir ssmatt ,rirp.
Ea~ Nhttemrrbrr, wClds minIhcn i6re 56icrC
crer Q.tltCl Uffentltd SCrtauft Su batCn, rperrcn
9etGten tieieItsn Sur 3eit prs 0rrfaufs pcrsu.
tIin9tn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
@rfer 9retS:
e Cine Gtn0t- Eotte,

PSI SUP Srrnt uuo $50 Sue tisf sStsssn in oct 8.
StroGt, Nurutaun, nit lodurrn,-CinCm 9ut9e:
bauttn 2lSdi9rn boditeinsrnrn Rrbnbaus nit au9s:
tautGr 2ItSdi9tn 8uGbs, uno GinCm 2Sdt9en orppSt:
ten GBObnbaus, Cin9cribtct fGr 5wci 5umtIisn.-
QEertb $3.50 90.
3lpeiter 9rei6 :-Gine Staotlotte,
astcstn in rtr nauIi6su etra6e, 90 SuG Srrnt unc
lis SuB tef nit Ciuem autcn, 9rrdumi9en jpGifEd:
t9Sn SrdmsShGp. gBtrb 800 90.
Oritter Qrei6 :-Gine 9otte 9runbt
in Der uanlidbln SrraFe, II 5uG Sront uuo ll5
tjef. nit Ciusm ! Strd brbtn GGtdupS. SBsrtb
5000.
Sicrter Qrei6 :-Gine Srunolctte,
in Der ndmtbrn StraEe, cntbaNuo in osr Srrnt
Is uno in rcr Stsft ll5 SUP. S2srtb $500.
Sumter Yrei5 :-Gine anoere Gotte,
sslSsSn in osr Ncro:3sbntcn Stra6r, sntbuItcnp 20
Sup Srcnt unc ITO Sup ttef. SHe-tb $50.
p9~9Ile anbmc Gdsts trsffen 10 Gents.
OEFQBis fbcn chen ;u crsbGu, 1T eiClIr Ytau nidt
sin9, ihla9rn, UNI @cIp ju mahCu-uCin, icneCrn eGr
llnItrlhrISbrnG rpunlht raFurth in Cen Stauo 9Ctet
;u wtrotu auf cine cbrtis g8iis ollie irtuG &IGutt
9tr ju bcjablSu. Sbm unb piGtu Inorn rl Cs gum
9IuBGr QereitbCn uno teiuCm Ni d n sum
. h B n. @r bcfTt bCsbatt, fine Wlittur9sr
rusrrcu Die Satbs nibt uu9dnlti9 tturtbsiIsn.
0S-IUIs @do miro bis nab oer 3itbun9 auf ei:
ne ithrrs gBcis in Der 2tuCntaun SparbGnt hiutcrs
lE9t ptroGn uno tein Gent bapcn pertrautt bis &c:
mug Ga 1T, um ollie ShuIpcu 81 bSjobtn.
OF Die @Erwottun9 bicitr 9ouicu Sabe III ben
frt9cnpGu flint WGunern utcr9cbcn. prIbt fir nie
rltbt9t 3jcbuu9. &srtbcitun9 uno !ointrlESur9 ecs
G3Glpcs rr0tn, nGmltth :-SCfIe 81. eiuc, Nmcs Gts
tin9lr. Gorcn GiEnBorp, Samss gSrilsr, unp 9iEu;
Ten StGbltr.
CtEScGOlo ots tSr Sno rCr 3itbuuS btftiulmt
prrrtn tam, miro tos 9iabGrs trtGnnt Srwatbt
SoDn Samnon.
l(Gcntaun, NIoi %, 1859. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

Die &ebnun9 bon Sonotban Reibs
arb, Glq., SDagmeliter pCn Der Ill
lentaun Borough, in ytetbnun9 nit be-
ia9ter Stoot, pom 25itCn Marj 1858,
bis gum 25iten @l0rS 1859, beipe Saz
sc NIT eln9elbloBen:
ar.
8ilanj fhulti9. Gaut lCetcm guidt, $lle3 20
Saar Empfan9eH. Inlrtbtn NIT 5in fch(nS
ron $500. bciabIt fiji ras 9Vartttous
Gt9cntbum, 1900 90
GrbaItcn rcn 2tnorctp SunStnA 8prs
ruyb SOr fir 1857, 692 Sc
Go. pcn G. Ader, % fir 1853, 1881 20
Grbaltrn auf Bau:I :IDarrants uAb GurEs
Su lreCn, 127 45
ron Den GaHrtN GtmmlFsntrs,
9tadhIa6 an psm 9isrp:8aro Sax
fir 1857, IS 90
ron ten CO. fir CO.. an Sta Msrts
QHarr. Sor fHr 1858, 70 II
fir prrlihtrrCne 2Ct3enltS, 73 81
Q1aF,r:Stcd Iipirsup, 732 90
3cnt 100 90
StraF9elbCr, as "a
" fir Gas psn perfhicrtnCn SSGtn, , -
fur ptrtouftcn Sano unN 2rine, al 81
rcn Goptn Iisr, fir Gin psrIaufnss
Yfere, l3 45
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
Gtne 9rDBe 0ele9e1tbett =!
IduIcnSe fir Oiucu
D5Se be uno lefetL1

DTSe BEL uno [e let !H
Sa Der llntrrlbristene turtb unpsrmtiellcbe llms
tanos uno trauriss StbidlasfhId9e, bic oSlsn Isucr
WttmGnlhCn wcbItstannt f,no, in isinrn erIh6flti
tbrn uno pstunidren ScrbdtniiIrn lEbr SurddeStrm:
mrn III, 70 oa6 CT piee Sbulpen MAIDEN muRte, Die
CT ater 0Is cbriitbsr N1ann b 8 auf ben ts s.:
ten GentjutE3ab bten9eb bsntt uuo
pa CT icet Itbr 9eorGdt III uno eNber isin wGrtbpC
les Ht9snps GiSsntbum su psrtaufsn pdulbt, absr
untsr bclttbsnptn lImt6noen tGinln biUissn unp
binreihcnoen Qrsis bafdr 81 brtcmmen mrB, 70 bat
CT ttb CntihciItn. fir Den 24srtb pSIss Isuss Gis
9sntbums in Der Gtoot aueutaun, 6O00 SidstS fir
Gtnen Sbalcr ben Sidst fubcn ju pcrtaufsn uno
osn 8aufsrn rofir fcI9enos 4tctis iusuNhCrn, Die
ctato bic Sidcts pcrtauft fino, auf CbrItbc Dcife
rurtb rCtbIbofsne RGnuCr pIrlbsiIt wsrtCn lC(ISn,
rpis Cs GAS 0ees trtfit n6mtih
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
s,mftruftipncn fir Splnmittcem.

1. Die Committee ouf ,,2Idertau. prpruttc"
9ibt elmer ioIter Nu5rabl ben ScrSug. ols rrn
9ntrrsiirn Der Slucrn am tclm cntipridt, NIT
Stju8naRme auf GrSiet8Fcit Rp Mmttwutb ra'
BON.
2. Die COMMITTEE nuf ,,9Idrtau.W .Werf,eugr'
IL an9smfltn. ebsr bic Srauttarfrit psS BnFSeuBs
ftir ben Bauer in Srtra4t ~ nsbmsn, ais pic
mt6lnH6e artrit parar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
@ferb1u< He6nun9.

Die Re0nun9 BON Il aron g. 81 E NJ
niger @iq., S6oemeifter ber 9ez
6a Gauntp 2fderbau @eIeufbaft, in
&ebnun9mit beia9ter 2(fociation, pom
2ten 8ebruor 1858, bis gum Iiten Sc
bruar 1859, bcioe Sage ein9efbtoBen.
Or.
Sc6ruar 9, 1858. @ilouS in .panbsn, laut
leerdbrt9er 8sbnuna $ll73 70
OIGrS 6. Baar erhalteu pen Dem 9eba
Sauntp Shaeneiiter, 100 90
Baor erbolttn pen rerltbisosnen psrIcueu,
fir cen 9sbrauh Der SriosSabn, ii "a
Baor erbaltrn fiji 16 ecbsns SRitslisSrr.
fbaftsn 100 90
Sir certauftGs !6Cu, 81 81
8tnt ron Samuct grintGr, 30 no
Sttc6er 2. Yaar erbaItCn burcb bic Quss
itClIun9, 2479 90
6, " Sir Ssrtauftts GaIbtOru unN
6afGr, % 80
glCpsmOsr 25. Sen Dem s8uemsiftsr prn
9ecba Gauntn, 100 90
Sonuar 81, 1859. @oor erbaItsn pcn 9.
Dinin9rr, fir pcrtauftrs ,Stu, 7 73
Yilau; tpsrtEjobtt, 81
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
Grecuttpe SerIammluno
ORai 25. 1859.

Cine ScrIammluna Der grseutipen GUmmittl
Der Gc6a Gaunty gderbnu @eitQi6ait. fol- srbat
ten prpsn, am Samfus ben 11tsn Stunt, um
llbr gta6mlta9s, an Dem Qmtriran Sctrt (Sed|
hls) In Der Stapt @antaun, fir rsn @nt,rr|
bic YrGmie 2its Su unterIu6sn unb an,uartmsI
ipts irituttn brrttet, 70 ME aud bic @rnrnnun|
Uon 3arfcnnunsS GOmmittssn Su puScladnp
gen. 2Iae Wtsltsccr iino singeIabm bsijuwUbnt
unp NIT tsg 9rscutpsn COMMITTEE gu cUnIultra
George Seifcl, Yrsfpsnt.
Sani !. 1859. na2EI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
gr. 10. YFu8mdtI6.
80. 20.--Gr3, WrtcQa, &c.

Sir bic beitr 1utiieHuu9 uno Ouotitat rrn Giicn
erI, DipIcma. fir cc 3intsr3, Sats. 8altteine S,u'
CT uno pcrictau:Shcn, GuGctfn. 9ehanmtrtss @iisn-
EtIerne Nchien, elite 9R6nEts, Sfhc, 1atb unp
shrst6 Sl6tes, Elm isocr 2trtitl elm Diptcmo. Sir
IN eedba 0auntN ocfunoCn wur9cn. 800. - OicII
Sammlun9 fell t0R @i9cntbum rer Gsfsulbait tlcis
bcr.
1as NrttN in Der cbi9cn eiTe fcttsn bas prccutt
pen 9ecba 9auntp ltin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

HsiIrnre unp &nberr cin9rri6tst.
Ssinr 8ettsn Fnp ale Srn Der erItn 8dte
Setn Gid Ipa immer init ben bellsn SpeiIen
Der Nartt in rintr jspen Sabrs,dt parbistst,
IeBt isin ;-Sn Isinrm SGr Ioasn nur bic bel
gstrdnft anSetrpffsn werbsn limb in Dem !
unp Staa fol- rs an ni6ts manssln, unb Dor
wtrb mic Gin anprr ais Gin piligsr uno Iorsf
tiger Staltne&t anssiteat. Surg. er tpirb bun
aus nt6ts frblcn laBsn, I'M Irn Saus in SO
li6tsit 5u elmer Srimatb fir 8siieupe unb ant
Su MAIDEN. 8ufrt patrr an. unp itrr;eust 6
1sIba pon Der gBabrteit bss 9sIasten.
SIR trrsits scnC6sne llnteraiibuns III CT 81
panfbar, unb fubIt psrF6nt, RAP penn quite
banrIuns unS bilise 5orrfrunsen rtWas ,pG
linb, T& Ieine SunrI6aft, unp tiss Iebr h
ned UNI SirIs5 SrrmeGrrn wirp.
Sboma6 0ibtenpalter.
Qllrntaun Na tS. 1859. II,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
Der 3 II # q II 5
Ger Gcc,a Gauntv Ufcrbau. DC IClIfdaft.

2cf ECCC6 SGuhII AdClp6u'ONIttltW"I
Sr.
1850. San. 90. Gin SbGiI erS DspCrs
Der Trou Sd9Cr, ST OS
April l. Hnttths ron osn. Shaue, 449 %
d" / anlciht ptn Sac. orntnatr, 5hO OO
&" l. Hulriht ptu Charles Wcbr, quo On
Suli |. Nnttkt pen 6. locutn9rr, 500 90
Dem ShaBmstltfr fhuIota, oil
Sitauj 81 guuittn Ger SSftNfStoft ll'6sO 90
$l3,4lo %
Sr.
1853. 8Ijabtt fir lc9rurts Gi9,nthun,, $4,000 90
1853. &crtclItrunaeu, 3lIS 81
lSj4. &rrbriItrun9cn, 3li ~
1883. &GrttiItrun9en, 1873 "
lS56. Btrbtfitrun9tu. l29l ~
lS56. 2tcaenrEs Gt9Cnthum, l2OO w
l5j6. Cine Diploma Slatir, l0O UU
GtIommtsTSn rEs @trmS9cns, Sl3.4I5 81
Der Oti9c 3utoro murre tErihtat curb
II. g. Ecninscr, S6abmsiRsr.
2ICntoun. CUNT |. 1850. na:'m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
Np. t7.-gli6tbsnamts. gIrtifel.

Die Committee dbSr oisls 8lafs rpiro in 8surs
tbrtlun9 uno 3usrtennun9 Der Yr6micn nab ibrsm
et9enen Sutatbteu banosln.
Nc. 18.-Sabrsn unb 9tritsn BON Damtn.
SIR bas tcte uuo IbSnits 8sitsn, IS DO. Cabs
rsn nit jwet 9feros, 5 &C. nit einem pfrp, 5 =;
Seine prdmten peroCn aus9etbsiIt penn nitt
SRitbemsrbsr auf Der ellie fnp, isos Dame fol- pcn
etner mannspsrcn te9Isitst fen uno tein SBsttrCus
nsn rpro erlaubt.
glr. 19.-pFusHatIa.
Sir Den tsitsn YFdacr So jUsitbcitcu, 3; britt:
6stsn, 2; piCrttGitsu, l. Beits paar pfIu9pfcrrc,
D 'peitteffe, 4 orittbcite, 2. Das gfIusfu pirb
UNI llbr Rcr9ens itOttfubsn unD an ir9eno siusn,
Sag rpcIbsu bic 1ucrrnuuss Committee fbidGtb
inpet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
O0S 3eOlcr SOteI
SSn Der Stoot 2(aentaun.

Der llntersri6nsts sitt bem aaSsmetnsn 81
Gifam 6erpur9 9la6rGt, bab CT bas ,,No1
Setcl'' in Der Stapt aIlsntaun, er4a Gaui1
9snnIylpanien UbnldnsR tr3c8en Bat, uno 4
bsreit ii alien aniprs6rnpen mad sSunI4 gu
nen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

0a6 2(bler Sotel
brfnpst f6 an pem no
wsillifsn Gdt rer SaH
ton unp Der 7tsn Strn
ppsr res Warft . Sisrs
i,nn Ia Iekr krnIirm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08

CZUIUo IT
GBir bic lnttr,ci6urttn. Nutitrrcn ron Der III
(entoun 9crcuoh, bs,SueCn hiCrmr, roB mir rtc
Rctbuuno ron Scuotban Rrt harc, Glautlr,
Sdoemtitsr Der triaattn Start anfanarnn am %.
9R6r, 1858, unc cnriacnb ON %. Ndr' 1883. tH:
DC Saoc nit cn9cfhlc6tu. tbriShEn uno bIr'tftof
batcu, uno raF mir cine Pitani ron 'drf huurrr'
uno ueur unn ftter;ia Shalrr unr crEt uno tunhl9
Grrts I57O 53l in zen oGupru oes beioatcu ShaB
msilfcrs fneen, mic cs rtSn ouQc0Gtcn 1T.
Bum 3tueni6 esGsn, h0bcn mir htrrih nnErE I'm;
tsrfhrihCn btistfu9t risfcn 25fsn Sns MarS in rEm
5atr 1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
SO. 16.-SrrmiItte. .glrtitel.

Sir Sitbcitc NujfCuur9 rcn gNabtSrci, s. ,pCit.
bette, 2 bette NarGiIun9 rem 5schnuus, 3; ;mCtt;
tCitS, bette Stlobaurr arbslt, ; 'mStlbiitr
teite Na9uErrGctrpGs 2; srcttttte, bCltt Gmbrc:
twes, jpcltbtlte, | bstt Qianc; 5crtt 5; ;pr's
bsils. ? tclts 0aritsHun9 aRprEr mFtOuIbtn Sn:
Frumcuts, s writtSfS, l.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-08
StQ6t : Ste0nun0.

Iaertaun. Stunt /. 1859.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-21

am going to leave these diggings
for a better one. It is too much
trouble to tug and pry up the great
big chunks Of gold that weigh half
a tnn or more, and are SO thick you
cannot get them out without danger
of breaking your legs, and going
up to a ravine. where all have to
is to go to the top Of a high noun
tain and roll it down to the river.
How he Keeps doavn the Zlqht
Veights.--' The country here is
fine, but the winds are awful. Nv
boys got SO light with eating roots
that I can only keep them by me,
or together, by pi]ing Jumps Of gold
about as big as mallets, on their
shirt tails, as the little innocents sit
down on the @rass to'play. Every
thing grows here. I can raise 90
bushels Of wheat to the acre. Or
anges, lemons and all such colored
fruits grow wild here, while melons,
pears, apples, peaches and apple
du'npIings are SO plenty that they
find no market. &
A.ffeotionate Z:rtat5om.- "Se1l
Oft what stuff you have in Wiscon-
sin, and come out here. You can
get rich in IL little while, and go
back i'll such Style that will astonish
the natives.
Give my love to all the folks
around the corners and put a not
ice on the school house that thev |
:an get an outfit in Chicago for
5000. Come out here, dear broth
81, by all means
Yours afectionately,
JOHN SMITH.
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n.Saturday, 4th day Of June, 1859,
Police Jury Meeting.

Proceedings Of Special Meeting of te%Police
Jury Of This parish, held on Monday -April
25th 1859.
Pursuant to notice, the Police Jury assem-
bled at the Court House of this parish on
Monday, April 25th 1859, at l l O'Clock, A. NJ
The following members were present.
J. C. Woods, F. A. Woods, j. Tras. Landry
E. B. ninidad, D. P Cain, J Bird and B. R.
sChnn, President pro tenn in the Chair. :
In. the absence Of the Clerk: H. J. Hyams
was appointed. Clerk pro ten.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to belfar thespurpose of RECEIVING
the Report, and action thereon, of the Sur
yyeyor appointed by the parishes of lbervil|e
and West Baton Rouge, to draw the dividing
lines between the two parishes, in accord
ance with an Act to define and permanently y
settle and fix the boundaries between the
parishes ofIbe5vi|le and WestBaton Rouseo
approved March 1th 1859,
j After reading the report OF the Surveyor,
M: T. B. Trinidad offered the following res
olution, which was adopted
Resol"ed, Tnat the proces ver6ol of survey,
made by MIR Robert Boyd, under contract
with the Presidents Of the Police Juries of
lbervi|e and West Baton Rouge, and in ac-
cordance with an Act of the Legislature, en-
titled An act to permanently settle and de-
! me tL It the boundaries and limits of the parishes
OF West Baton Rouge and lberyille," which,
according to said contract, has been handed
T TO tbs board this day, be and the same is
hereby adopted, and ordered to be recorded
IN the Recorders office of this parish together
with copy of the contract and all cores
pondence relative thereto.5s
The two following resolutions; offered by
F. B. Trinidad, were, on motion, adopted
Reeolved That the sur, of one hundred and
sixty two 50-l00 ls162 50) dollars be ard is
hereby appropriated to pay Robert Boyd for
his services in running the dividing line bet
ween the parishes of lberville and West
Baton Rouge, in accordance with contract
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse & Quest Baton Rouge

coUh pu s'x1ENE p'sTN1cr.
Dams Faf1arc de III succession de Hiram J. Grover.
No. 572.
ON vertu dune commission aldresse aux Sheriff
IL DE Ia parn,sSe Quest R,to: Rouge dams l'tfa;r'
c'-tiessus dater du :nle jour 4! r 1889 il .r:,
ert en- vente publi1ue, plus crant ct dcrrc!
cherrsse.,r, la maisnn de (ouS de crtts raros>".
Jeudi, lc One jour de Juin, 1859,
a IL heures 4. NJ. lie propretes ci-apres decrtcs ct
G La susaite succession. savoir:
MOLLY. negressc, agee leg qua torze ans;
MATILDA .neyresse. agec de quarante ans. folle
ct daucun service ussi que des etfes de mason
gg- Conditions d." la >eute:-trmptant
T. EkGERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mai :, 1859. D.S.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH JUDICIAL D1STRlCT.E
Fergus Lejuine VS.. Widow ]. Alexandrie. No. 1862
DYVIRTUE cfa writ of ri. Fa. to me directed in
ID the above numbered and entitled causeof date
the 9Th day cf February, 1s59 from the 9Th District
Court In and for the parish and State aforesaid will
be offered for sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence Of Dorve Foret in
this pSrsh. @*
Onlssaturday, 4th day Of June, 1859,
at Mo,clock Il. Y, all thesrght title, and interest
OF the defendant, Dprvle Forct in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit Caroline. negro wo-
man, aged Il years, to pay and satisfy SAID writ of
execution. Terms of sale, II months credit
r. BERGERCT
West Baton Rouge April, % 1859 rs
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, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Eaton tourc.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter succession Of Hiram j. Grover. No. S72
DY virtue Of q commission directed to tile Sheriff
ID Of the parish Of West Baton Rouge, in the above
numbered and entitled succession of date the End
day April 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder in front Of the
Court House Of this parish on
Thursday, 9th day of June, 1859,
at II O'Clock, NJ, the hereinafter described prop
erty, belonging to said succession to- wit Molly,
gro woman, aged about fourteen years Matilda ne
gro woman. (crazy worthless) aged about forty
years, household furniture, &c..
Terms Of sal"-cash
Vast Baton Rouge MAY 3d. 1850.
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A TRUE M .,NHOOD,

A true manhood is selfsustainino Q
! and sc]Gaustained. It depends up:
on nothing intrinsic. Advantaged
by outward possessions or circum-
stances, it diSt}ains to rest upon
them or claim merit on their ac-
count. Lacking these helps, it does
no. sit down, fold the hands, and
murmur at the partialities Of for
tune. Benefits and opportunities
it accepts gratefully, and strives to
i'm. rove the1n-nut alone fur itself,
but for society also. Indeed. a true
Fmanhood implies every noble SYM
Pathy, every generous action, eve
ry lofty virtue, in the common range
Of life. A true manhood asks no
specia! fields to display itself. 1t
can every day develop its nobility
and the heroisn1. Not a gracious
word, smile, or act, springs to the
impulse Of its large, warm heart, to
tighten human want or lessen hu
man SORROW, but flashes brighter
than a Toledo blade.
True manhood is firm and brave,
as it is mild and gentle, and tie
best gentleman is also the truest
man. Gentlest Of the gentle was
Bayard, the chevaziea' sans peur ct
sans reproche, but never sturdier
arm bore lance or sword in defence
Of virtue, honor, right. Gentle Of
heart and courageous of soul-gen-
tie in feeling and heroic in action
-such are the Bayards; such are
the true men. They may be found
in courts and camps, in universities
and senates, but they also tread the
furrow and dwell in the humblest
cabins.
The estate Of true manhood can
not be bought with gold, nor be-
queathed by letters testamentary.-
In it's essentials it IS God -given.-
All other possessions being Of the
earth, earthly" may be devised and
inherited, but a true manhood is a
heavenly gift. And if men at large
only knew the greatness and PIE
ciousness of such manhood-hoW
nob1er it is in stature and power
than all titu]ar estate, they would
honor and initiate it more. Man
hood, sturdier manhood, is what
society and nations want to make
their foundations firm and their bull
warks beautiful and strong. 1t
might lessen the worlds pageants,
but it would increase its grandeurs.
When "life's ftful fever is past,
what can remain OF man worth even
a pitital epitaph, save the memory
Of q true manhood.