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The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
FIRST SERGEANr's Room, CAPITOL, {
Sacramento City, January, 1859.

Dear John:-Your letter of the 1st of
January came duly to hand, scarcely ex-
pected you would write me, since it is with
great difficulty that | can recall when or
where | made your acquaintance or when
saw you last. | am sorry to hear that you
have exerted yourself to such an extent for
the past twelve months, but it is just like
you-always working for your friends your
disnterestedness will be the ruin of you some
day. That is a most capital idea of yours
to get the rent reduced, it was always
too Id high. The fact is never could
see why they put the tariff on so steep
That is also happy suggestion in relation
to the ranch; vegetables are always much
better taken from the ground than when
bought at the market; but YOU always were
sharp. | should have been much better
satisfied if you had informed me what kind
of fowls you have; the eggs of the Shanghai
being at discount with sensitive stomachs.
Do you use the patent hen nest! If not, let
me recommend you to try the experiment.;
it fools a hen completely.
"Ihe proverbial excellence of your table"
is in everybody's mouth. Your hash is the
delight of all the epicuros, who have had
the pleasure of tasting it. | very much
commend your idea of having matchlcss
beds; having myself frequently reflected
upon the irst curitv from fire, resulting from
the use of beds stuffed with luciter matches.
| have no doubt they are also provided with
springs, in such manner as to give gentle
lullaby motion, so conducive to natural
somnolence during the prevalence of earth
quakes.
shall have point to make some time
during this winter, and shall end avor to
enjoy the 'solictous attention" which, quite
naturally is the pride of the "Inernational.' ~
Your reduction of prices suites me to a
dot, and as matter of course your friends
have unlimited credit; fact most gratifying
to Your friend, S. SUGGs,
Ju lge of the New District
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

Tsr Fourteen Indians were killed by
white men, near Eden Valley, in the Russian
river country, Sonoma county, on the 3lst
OF December. The Indians had killed and
eaten seven horses belonging to the whites,
and committed other depredatons, which in :
duced the whites to the above severe retail
alton.
1t is said that over 100 Indians have been
killed by whites within few months in that
section of the State.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

TUE COUNTY DEBr-The outstanding war
rants of Placer county now amount to
S5l 1000. The interest on the same probably
amounts to ,O0O-making the actual debt
100000. When taking into consideration
that the county debt was about $685. 900 on
the lst day of June, 1857, it may be said
the financial condition of the county Us in
excellent health.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

The PRINTER is the title of monthly
newspaper, printed in magazine form, by
Henry & Huntington, at No. 4 Spruce street,
New York. AS the name denotes it is de-.
voted to the interest of the craft, and as a
specimen of fine Typography is not exceled
by any work in the country. The newest
style oftype, borders, cuts, and all the i'm
provements in printing machiner y, are pre-
sented regularly in its columns. Literary
matters also receive attention. Price, only
one dollar per annum.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

EB- Marion Whithurst, alias "Foots," con-
victed last spring and sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary, for
killing Mr.. A. A. Mason, of Michigan Bluff,
died on the 9th inst, at San Quentin, of
consumption.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15


on Thursday evening at halfpast nine o'clock
with New York dates TO Dec Goth, and
New Orleans, by way of Tehauntepec, to the
9th Dec.
Washington Affairs.
A difficulty occurred between English, OF
Indiana, and Montgomery, of Pennsylvania
For insulting language English struck Mont
comery with cane, and the compliment
was returned with brickbat. Montgomery
subsequently swore out a warrant for as
saut and battery.
The Secretary of War, in response to a
resolution Of Congress, says that he thinks
the military occupation of chihuahua and
Sonora will not render an increase of the
army necessary.
In the Senate bill has been introduced
to establish Territorial Governments in Da-
cotah and Arizona.
December goth, the Pacific railroad bill
was called up in the Senate. Wilson offered
new bill as a substitute, which provides
for locating a road from Missouri river be-
tween the 3Oth and 10th parallels the exact
location to be determined by competent en-
gineers. Mr.. Seward made speech in its
favor.
An effort is to be made in the House to in
troduce a resolution, instructing the Com
mittee on Territories to report a bill repeal
ing so much of the English Kansas act as
prohibits the formation Of State, until the
population is sufficient for member of Con-
gress, according to the federal ratio of rep
resentatlon.
December 22nd, in the Senate, Davis of
Mississippi, asked leave to offer resolution
authorizing the President to take possession
of Cuba until the Spanish Government gave
proper satisfaction for their insults and in
jures to the persons and property of our cit-
zens. Objections were offered, and the
House adjourned.
The Washington Star says dispatch has
been received by the Government announ-
cing that the schooner Susan has landed her
tllibusters safely on the coast Of Nicaragua.
The President is apprised of the fitting
out of another tillibuster expedition, and is
taking measures to preventit.
Miscellaneous.
The steamer Indian Empire, of the Gal
way L!he, uppoScl W oc id9t, dllNeu safety
in Broadhaven, Ireland, Nov. Goth.
New YORK. Dec. DIST
The Superintendent of the Trinity Bay
Station Of the Atlantic Telegraph has tele-
gra Shed to the Directors of this city that he
finds an electric current passing through the
Atlantic Cable to-day and has been abe to
get ineligible signals from the Vaentia
Station, as also one or two distinctly recog-
nized words.
The Senate has passed. joint resolution
to create the brevet grade of admiral in the
Navy, with the view of c.nferring it upon
Com. Chas Stewart
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
MARRIED.

At the Crescent City Hotel. in Auburn. January
lst, b. the Rev. II. Hazel, Mr.. JOIN GrEEx, to
Miss LEoI FISHER, all OF Placer county.
In San Jose Santa Clara county, on Sunday.
Jan. 9th. SYLVESTER s. RorssrN. of Auburn to
Miss c.. E. PAcKwOoD. of San Jose
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

SOUTHERN OVERLAND MAIL CoAcp
Overland Mail Coach left San Francisco, Jan.
10th, carrying 944 letters, SAT of which
were for the Atlantic States. There were no
through passengers.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
DIED,

At Todd's Valley, on Friday morning last the
1th inst, Mrs Ellen Epps. wife of T. +. Epps,
Esq.
In Ncosho, Missouri November the Sth, 1853,
Capt. WILLIAM SPANN. in the GSth year of his age
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

ES- Tuolumne County is about $3.50, 900
in debt. A happy prospect there is for tax
payers in Old Tuol-um mne9
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

re-" The True Republican, a dark Repub-
lican paper printed at Coloma, is dead.
Who mourns?
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

Exs-The Placer Press does not wish to be
inquisitive, but proceeds to be impertinent,
by desiring an unequivoca answer to the
questions whether we are favorable to the
election Of John B. Weller as the next U. S.
Senator, before any other candidate; and
favorable to the nomination of Mr.. Stratton
as our next State Senator? We conceive
that our individual preferences are matters
OF no concern to the editor of the Press, or
any one else We say to him, however,
that we are not attached to the political in
forests Of any man upon whom God AL
mighty has placed his image. To the fairly
nominated candidates of the Democratic
party, we give full, free, and untring sup
port; and fight for them to victory or defeat.
"WAs SAYING NornING."-When the ex-
press box was taken from the stage by the
robbers on Tuesday morning, near Todd's
Valley, there were two Cinnamon sitting
upon the back seat, having in their rpossession
$4,000. Tho highwaymen got less from
the box than they would have from the
Johns, had they overhaued them. The
Celestials "said nothing to nobody" were
not disturbed; got off safely, chuckling in
their sleeves; and at the first opportunity
wrote letter in high old Chinese, to their
friends in Auburn announcing their good
fortune.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

Gy-Geo. Pen Johnston has resumed his
editorial connection with the s. +. National.
lie will assist Mr.. Geo. Washington in the
editorial charge
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

John CuINAMEN IN LUCK.-A company
OF Chinese miners on North Ravine, two
miles from Auburn, last week took out of
their claim piece of pure gold weighing
fifteen ounces and half.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

RAnRoADs.-The average cost of Rail
roads per mile in the United States is $685.
900.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
List Of Letters
HID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Rattlcsnaks
AN Placer county, California. January lst 1850.

LlSC OF Letters,
Y , EMAINING in the Post Office at Rattlcsnaks
AS Placer county, California. January st, 1859.
Bingham lIisum Bolton Michael
Burnham Leighton Caster VIM Curtis
Cook Louis Cahill Pat
Callahan Anthony Campbell George
Ciuilry Daniel Cassaday Alex
Cunningham Peter Darman Stephen G-3
Flanagan Pat Fuck V O
Glib Barber Gruth Adam
Graef J Everhart Hunter A
l!ankns John flanagan Joseph
Hyatt 5 kimball Joseph
Aoch & Kelley Michael
Long Lewis l. McCartey Bernard
McLennerry Thomas Magill w
Nixon J Phan joel II
Ruthlonc Anthony A Saturn john w
Shorne a NJ Srucy Jeremiah
Ward Rev Thomas, NJ D Weeks Joseph W
White Joseph H
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say advertised" d. S. BEACH, p. N.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

The ALLEGHANIANs AND Swiss BELL RING
ERs.--Ths favorite troupe gave one of their
Concerts in this place on Wednesday even
ing, to large audience. Since their last
visit they have introduced the music of Bells
in their entertainment, which is both novel
and pleasing.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

PArCHING THE CONSTITUTIONAL Joint
committee has been appointed in the Legis
lature to take into consideration that portion
of the Constitution relating to the judicial
system, and report by bill or otherwise such
amendments as may be deemed necessary
This is another move looking to the patching
up of The Constitution, that is annually made
in the Legislature. Judging from the Con-
stitutiona amendments offered from year to
year, the machinery Of State is sadly defec
tive and such really is the case. For more
iI-contrived, and expensive judicial SYSTEM
probably does not exist in any other Stse
in the Union. Aside from this it is well
enough but that fault alone, has done as
much, if not more than all else to build up
large Indebtedness upon the several coun-
ties of the State The evil should be re-
medied-the remedy can be found by call
ing Constitutional Convention; and we be
lieve, not effectively in other way. We
are opposed to this tnkering of the Consti-
tution-it is a slow, and unsatisfactory mode
of remedying the imperfections Of the organ
ic law. If we want Constitution coming
up to the requirements of the people of this
State, we must have a new one-and the
sooner the better. The people would have
voted by large majority, for calling Con-
stitution in 1857, had there been sufficient
independence in political parties to have as
sumed the advocacy of the measure.
At that time we advocated Convention
we do so now; and will so continue uatil it
is carried. We are opposed to the patch
work business; for that only delays a Conven-
ton.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

FELL DowN SHAFT.-On Tuesday night,
a man named Malone, fell down a mining
shaft at Stewart Flat, forty five feet deep,
and having four feet depth of water, and
was severely injured. He has been placed
in the County Hospital, where he will be
properly cared for.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

COMMUNICATIONS Weller, on The 18th
inst, commuted the sentence of death of
Martin Rotriguez to imprisonment in the
States Prison for life.
Rodriguez, and John Ballinger were in
dicted in 1857, for the murder of Swede
upon Blue Canon. Balnger was convicted
and sentenced to a term of fourteen years
imprisonment for the offense; Rodriguez was
convicted of murder and sentenced to be
hung. The sentence in the latter case was
not carr led out at the time designated, be
cause Of the failure of Judge Howell, be-
fore resigning his office, to sign the death
warrant. Judge Myres, his successor, having
been one of the counsel in the case, declined
signing the death warrant, and the Governor
respited the criminal until yesterday Friday,
the l4th.) Judge Searls of the l4th Dis
trict, opened the regular term of this district
on Monday, and upon motion of the District
Attorney, the death warrant was ordered
and Rodriguz would have been executed yes,
terday but for the commutaion of the SEN
tence.
Tho exercise of Executive cemency in this
case, we apprehend, will meet with pretty
general favor with those conversant with thu
facts. Rodriguez, though guilty of the mur
der, was instigated to the deed, when ntoxica
ted, by BalIinger. Ballinger, the greater Grim
inal, if possible, of the two, escaped with i'm
prisonment, while Rodriguez was to be hung
If both had endured the extreme penalty c
the law, the public sympathy would probab
not have been enlisted but as it was, a YER
general feeling prevailed tor the commute
ton OF the sentence Of Rodriguez, and
petition to that effect to the Governor, re
ceived he signatures Of the county officer.
the grand and petit jurors, and a large nun
ber Of our best citizens.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

w have the largest stock of extra fine Gus
w tom made goods of any house in the State
Everything in the furnishing line for gentlemen
ana as we manufacture our own goods, and I'M
port direct from our house 4l6 Broadway, New
iork, we are able and willing to sell cheaper
than any other house no matter who they are
Remember that we sell for cash, and cash oniy
ana one price. $4,000 worth of goods, whole
sale or retail
December 25th lS5S-3m
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

re" In the advertising columns will be
found the legal card of Horace Smith, ESQ.,,
who has removed from Sacramento to this
place and has hoisted his shingle at the
office of Judge Myres. Mr.. Smith has ma
ny friends in Placer, who will be pleased to
hear Of his taking his abode among us.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

DISTRICT CoURr.-The January term Of
the District Court commenced in this place
on Monday, Judge Searls Of the 14th Dis
trict, presiding, who held Court for two days,
dsposing of cases in which it was not proper
for Judge Myres to act. On Wednesday
Judge Myres took the bench for the remain
der of the term
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE.

The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco
on Thursday evening at half-past nine o'clock
with New York dates TO Dec. goth, and
New Orleans, by way Of Tehauntepec, to the
9th Dec.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

RS" The Z. s. Vandalia has sailed from
San Francisco to relieve the U. S. brig St.
Mary's, at Guaymas.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

List of Letters,
q , EMAINING in the Post Office at Ophirve,
no Placer County, California, December 3lst,
1853.
Arjunk Charles Bane Samuel
Brank ) NJ Bell Alex
Briston George Bell Alex o
Goodson John Head J Al
nerrngton VIM IL Murphy James
Norton Harvey--2 Prewitt j II
Sanford Clary Schroeder Warner
Schmadoka Fredk Scuttle Franklin
lramell Thomas Viegooter Adolph
DANIEL CHOATE, p. NJ.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

PoLITIcAL AsrUrENEss: An article in
last weeks Press, containing an extract
from the Sacramento Register upon the
election of Mr.. Stratton as Speaker.
An owl in spectacles, should be engraven
upon the coat-ofarms of the Press family.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Tencr=
Drrfi6frnngs- -We(faf6aft
Wpn Berts unb 2eha Gaunties.


Die Mitsliebsr bieier @sieal6aft lInb tlenIt
bsna6ridtist. bab bss 5ten atfGnitts ber glebsn.
sslfte esm6e eIne Ears bon 9bdlsr unb 90
Gents auf ieoes psrfihate Saufenb selest rOrhrn
IT, um pfriGiebsne gerlufe bura 8suer beden au
tSnnen. Die Bfamten eriparten piinttlhe uno
prcmpte Gnirihtuns bisfrr Sarf, unb Ieaen sur
telisru 9fi6t. 8enntnie ben Witalieben ben IDS
biesauf telrbenoeu 5tsn ab16nitt Der Gebenae.
fsSe our, ipslaer lautet pie GOIst;
,,Sobalo Die 9ersdbte 6crbtruna iraeno eines gsrs
hhsrers IN beia9ter Gcmpoanie, cotr raeno zines
Nelf9lleoss eerflbsn ben Sstraa ibreu porrdtbiaeu
nusteren 6onos berlfei9en rie, 70 lcIen lcle Gums
men oils sue BeSabtuu9 psr 5erbtrun9 erfcrbrlib
ftn percen, cbne unnStb9su 3eitperIuit ourt e Drs
ron Gem prdfoenten bsffe0te GRitoIiepsr Der Wsr.
ruolier Soaro auf bic 8srfderunasu ousasthIoosn
reresn, 10 oob ieoes sit9eo nod SEafaate oes ron
tbm psrfdsrten Strass su bsSahten bat; = uno bic
hsla9tfn Sermatier ictsn frlbss betannt macben.--
no aue uno ieee gRlt9lieoer oer Gonpoanie lclenin
bic p6nos ees Sdaemefers ibreu perb6ltnien,SRiaen
antbstl an folder Yeifteuer binneu 9ier,io Saoen
nadb ieIber in pcrbsfdete, B.ie srIaTenen Sstanut:
maehnn9 be3ablsn, uno falls elm gRiteIieo iclhe ge:
;ablun9 perfaumt 70 fca fotdbes aumsliae sRitalieo
Ole 6eaate Beiteuer ocppet perpirtsn uno beSablen
nno pctfrne ts Die beia9ts @srwrtuns 5dnf,i9 weis
trrs Gage gu btjablsn pgrfduui, 70 noa es ron ben
osrnoIigtn @errpaltsrn cbes aus lsiuer bstreruesn
Setffsrnnp eutfprinsenosn Rsdts cher @crt6sils,
ur6 auss anipruehs auf Den Stcd birfcr Gcmpoanis
beraut eEersrtuitist ertidrt psrosn, uno fc nitfs
oclfotpsRtstr ~ befasen 8efeuern perbunoen lsin,
9emde feinsr @rsntarun9 uuo usbsrenfunft.
Die uitet3ei6nstsn @clIefturen werren an fuI.
senbsn 9assn unb pIdBsn, tsSen 2as BON 9 llbr
Wrr9sns bic a nbr 9aamittags. seaenwdrtis
ietn, um bic srtpdbnte Care In Gmpfana su nebs
men, unb iebss 9aitsIisb n srlu8t, feline 9Olity
.Ssbruar 16. nn y6auls ben SClbua g. RiGsr,
sRaratepup, Bstts 60
Sebtuar II, am ypaufs ben Secrae 6emp, 3iebmcno.
Sebruar Is, am ibaue uon 8enepils 9Dober, Rcfs
lamb uup @ew SerufoIsn.
Sebruar 10, am pGule pen Safcb g8iftsr, Dillritt
uuo ean9f9manni.
6sbrnar 81, am Saufs pen Sratban Irsrtsr, ecns.
fbpanni,
Ssbruar %, am 6auie ron 9. ptnFnecr, 9iisper:
eedoa Gauntr.
5sbrnar %, am poHe pen 5raRtiS 6aiue, SGrs
matuH9ie, eeeha Gauntp.
Sstruar "a, am Snufe pom Sarsb Zimmerman,
ss;S,Sssss ,ySSss ossba Gauntp.
beubura, eeeba Gauntp.
Sebruar 26, am eaufs pot S1Sob GeiP. Gruucitd,
Bsrfs Gouutp.
Srtruar %, am eauIt pti 8anNt SrrtF, epnn,
eeha Gauntp.
gRar, /, an oauk ron Ddsib psintp/ aftuup,
8trfs Gauntr.
5ss;n Ssis1ss Y,.;{a.a ssli'F e.n,,,,r,,.
eept s. eise, eiq,>
San. 26 nq3w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Seffentliebe gSenbu.

SamftdsS ben 5tett Sfbruar, n6hfiens,
aln IL llbr Wittass. folIsn AM 5aufe bss Inter.
i6risbensn In StsrmIlforb 9aunIdip, qeda gour.
is, -tclssnSs Mrtiffi auf 6fFsntIi6sr grn6u per,
fault tpsrben, ndmlId:
3pst quite Sdaffpferbt, 2 quite 96affmaessn,
elm 2 tdtrtses @respfrrb, gti&tate, tposon
stlidse bic Die Benoa 6Slbfr taben ipereen, elm 9.
iatriser 8ull. Rinbsr unb 6iltsr, 5 Sdaafe. ei.
me trassnbe ecus, 8 edufer S&peine, eli, 70 au,
tsr ale neuer Siergdulspaetn, Gin leiGter Gprine-
geasen, ein ecrpeiter SHlittsn, zine Sctt qdufer
fiir Elm S6littsn, Elm 70 gut ale neuer DeIcn's
pateHt &s&en, pfrbssetpalt 70 gut ais neu unS
Dre16malhtne, aspfelmdtte bel pferbeaepalt,
nit elmer patsnt Yrsbs. 8d1bfpmI6alsr, ene
S6nsibtanf, gBnbmdtts, 5ruIeitern nit SGe.
mel, 5fret 9fIiSs, Spst S9aufel, pFdse, 9elI6.
tornpIus, GuIttpdtcr, Steifpauss, YTusswaass,
Sperrfettsn, &ihfstten. pfsrbsssl6trre, Elm grit.
lattel, 2 9ebeilen, @rubbade, pife, Scl,Itldael
unb 8eilr, gBurlmaf&tns, eiIrrner 8eIIsl, .3dbsr
unb Stdnner, uno font nod pels aabere arttsI
Su umfdnbli9 gu nielben.
Die 8eetnsunsen am 8erfaufstase unb Quf.
partuns pcn Reuben s, Kemmercr.
Sdnuar IL. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Sefentlt6e 9&nbn.

9tuf Samltags ben 19trn 6rtruar,
UNI .llfr 9a6mittuos, lpasn am 6auIe Der I'm,
terjeifncten, in rem ic9snannten 6ililers.5bal,
elmo sins Reife nnn qpnniG. 4. o.,, s,,,rfe-
eeGa Gaunts, fcIsenes artitd auf SffrntIther
Ssncu Ssrfauft perosu, nSmlid.
Gin GanilirnsYfrO, 2 quite Nabren. 8d(Irn
,pei Sabr alt. quite 8ii6e nit Sdlbsr, 8 Jsibs
chns &altsr, 6 8inOsr, Sdwsius, zine 9utes
WuttcrIdwsin nit Sunssn, A SdaaFe. 2 ,wrisduls
gBdscn nit 8OSY uno Dsds, sweieduls gBassn
lcsut als neu, Sprtnswa9en fin elm Yferb. Elm
Spastsrs Busrn, Q 5oI,l6litRn, siu euitl<trn,
1875 8uIdsl 9runbbsersn, 2 g8tnpmdblsn, A
ganfie @sfdrre, Id@ts DO, SuttsI uno ;3aum,
sin S@ldfiisju init elmer 9atent Drebs, 3 pflase,
2 Gsssn, spei Better unp Settlupen, 9absr,
Stdnnr unp lonf nod pirle artifsl gu umitanp'
lid Su mrlbrn.
Die 9sOtnsunssn AM Srrfaufstasr mb Guf'
wartun9 BON
6mitb uno Irerelt.
Sanudr 26. na3nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Sefentltbe 9enbu.

AuT 0rnneritaSs ben f0ten 8ebruar,
UNI 2 ll6r Rttdss, iOIen am 5auIr bes Inter.
,et4netsn in 9icrosgStettat 9aunI6ip, ar6a
GaIn't9. folsenbe ariiteI auf Tifentlt9er Ssnpu
perfauft tpsrben, ndmli9
5 Yferpe, wpSun 2 Srrstsli6e 3u6t WS6rsn
itnb, 2 SdHe, 5 Rinper, S6prne. Bier.
9dulS sBdssn, 1 Drrisduls gGasen, 2 ginsduls.
g9d9tn, wopcn etnm Elm Sprns. Baeen III, elm
neuer 8arren unb @sI4Irr, Elm 8iersauls Bob.
pp, Cry. SObbiss, pHuse. 2 Gsecn, 2 Srtts
9eulettcrn, unssfdbr 500 HisseL rs pfcRcn,
Steinbrs6sr @el4irr, 8ettsn, unp cine arpBe Ser.
Idiebfnbsit anberrr artfd Su umRdnbIiG Su mel.
Den.
Die SrSin8m9rn ont grfaufstaSe uno gufs
rartun9 BON Eeuben Sebaot.
San. 10 no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Der DpIfretter.

Der llntsr5st6nsse sibf bisrbm& ieinen 8untm
gladriat, ba6 pispsr Gin Sdtr gVfSslb Ssrfatlrn
1T, uno bittet bisTsIts Sustet&, ibm pas SsiniSs
70 balp aIS mSsli@ ,utummtn su laben.
Jsracl maIbad,.
Snuuar 10. *2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
NubttDrS Mnset9e.

Sn Dem Mailcnseridt uCn eeba Jauutr.
Sn brr Sadie Der 8sanuns ron Billian 9tim
unb uriab @utb, @rsrutursn bes lebten g8illrns
mb 5rRamsnts bes uerTcrbenen Senia M I n
9ubw 8, Iestbin ppn Der StaSt sarntaun es'
6a 9aunty.
llnb nun Sanuar Z. 1859, auf gcr16[as bss
6. M.i 8unt. Gla., ernannte bic Court 8 0 tn
8. SeIfrid, GIa., oils Aubttrr, UNI bsiaste 8ed'
nuns ibersulsben, rpsnn nStbis uter1uirtteln, unp
STtbeIlung Su beriHkn.
zwn 1uS ben itrfuncsn.
ag6D S8susts-S. t6ausman, cdr.
S6snssitanntet guSittr tpirb fir ben Gnb'
Spfd ben gfIi6ten Ieiner @rnenhunS naG5ufcnnien,
lTdb einFnpen in beni @afGauIr bss 6 barIes
8. 5assnbuG, In Nllsntaun, auf Mcntass
ben 81. 5sbruur, um lltr Na6mttass, alIwc
fi6 ale SntrsBirtr stnfubsn ttnnrn, trenn iir 90
ais nGtbis fra6trn.
Sdnuar 26, rd-3m
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erstutoren res IsstsH gDilens uno Sellamenis bee
perifcrbfuen s 0 hannesS 9 S&ERe6ru@,
lebtbIn bon g. Dtsttbaa 1dahldfe, es6a eaun.
tp, angeifsllt trorbsn inc. aie biefenissn bater,
tpfl@e nod an tcfasts 3tatsrIafsnf6aft f6uIsis
ilnb, iinb bierbur& aufeefcrprt innsrbaIb s Bps
den bet sinsm Der untajei6netsn anSurufeh unp
8iHtefrtt ju MAIDEN. llno Spihs bic nod retht,
mdbtss 8crberunseu an bsfuSts SinterloEenIhaft
eaben, Iino ebenfalS erludt luI6s rUbIbea6ttst
tnnnbaIb beiaster 5sit siuiutdnbiesn an
peter Retb, Sdb.sBbeittaG.
SenrY Serbea, WarunsIs.
Sanuar 10. no6m