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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

BADLY INJURED.-Thomas Robinson, in the
employ of John b. Vandever, Bridge Builder
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad company, was badly injured,
last Friday evening, while returning to this
city on the cars. He in company with seve-
raj others, was on top of one of the Freight
cars at the time, observing the country, and
did not notice their close proximity to the
Darby Bridge, and hence he received severe
blow over the right eye, and would have fall
en- from the car, but for the timely aid of one
of the men. Ae was brought to this city
where he was cared for until the next morn
ing, by the direction of Messrs. Barrett'
Stearns & Co., when he was conveyed to his
home near Magnolia, Maryland.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

INSURANCE against loss by Fire Buildings, Merchant
disc Pirnture &c., insured at this office at reasonable
rates. A. POULSON,
General Agent.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

CHARACTER OF LIBERIAN EM1oRANTs.-The
President of Liberia, Mr.. Benson, does not
seem to have very favorable opinion of the
emigrants arriving in thot republic from A
merica. He says:
'My fears and auxieties, for the last four
or FIVE years, have been that the moral, intel
lectual and industrial training of majority
of the immigrants who may arrive here from
the United States, as well as that of our pos
terity bred and born in this country, will not
keep pace with the advancement of the abo-
rhymes in these elements of individual and
national greatness. In oder TO show that
lhese fears and anxieties are not unfounded,
have only to state, what is pretty generally
known in Liberia, that there are thousands Of
natives living within the jurisdiction of this
REPUBLIC who are Intellectually in advance of
at least one-half the immigrants that arrive
here annually from the United States"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

DEATH OF A WILMiSGToSiAY.-Joh Casse-
day, Jr., son of Capt. John Casseday, for
merly of this city, died in this city, on the
sth inst, from lockjaw. His body was
brought to this city on the 9th, and inferred
in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Casseday was
about 20 years of age, young man of great
PROMISE and leaves wide circle of relatives
and friends to mourn his early decease.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

MEAT STORE RoBBED.-The meat store of
Mr.. John A. Burgie, corner of Front and
French streots,w was entered ON Saturday night
last, by prying open one of the shutters
The drawer was robbed of almost dollar in
pennies No other articles of value were ta-
ken, and the thieves must have felt a lively
disgust at the small gain which repaid the la
Dor invested.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.

The Nord gives the following from a Spanish
paper:-We insert with the greatest pleasure
the expressive and gracious letter which our
friend and co-religionist, s. Campos, has re-
ceived from the illustrious guerillero, the de-
fender of the rights Of the people, the sympa-
thetic Garibaldi, in answer to his who con-
graduated him in the name of the Spanish
Democrats on the brilliant successes lie has
obtained in the late campaign: =
To S. EDWARD CAMPos, AT M6DRID.-My very
Dear Friend and Companion Your oongratu-
latory letter has given me the greatest pleasure.
II is not in vain that have always counted on
the syinpathies of the Spanish democracy.
Ny rule Of conduct in the sphere ofpolitics
will always be the same-liberty, union, and
Independence. Such are the three emblems of
my military shield. shall neverd etach my
self from them, for they form the golden hope
of sosrnany years OF labors and sufierings. The
vafiaiit and loyal Spaniards are right to have
confidence in me. When the just aspirations
of the Italian people shall be realized, when
Italy shall be free from the Alps to the Adriatic,
and when she will have nothing more to fear
for her liberty, shall visit your rich peninsula
and feel u sincere pleasure in knowing and
embrcing all the brethren and co-religionists
whom am not acquainted with. The fate
of arms was propitiOus to me in this last con-
test nothing is owing TO my valor; have
merely done my duty as a soldier of freedom.
Adieu, most dear brother; salute in my name
the valiant and honorable Spanish democracy,
which is so well represc nted by the Dscussion,'
and count on the formal promise of your af1
fectionate friend. Health and forwards.
J. GARIBALDI.
Levera, July 30, 1859.
General Garbaldi passed in review, on the
18th of August, on the exercise ground of
Modena, part of the Eleventh division ofthe
Italian army, and declared himself much
pleased with its appearance. He afterwards
visited the Military Hospital, and spoke most
kindly to several of the wounded soldiers. a.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

srABBIYG.-A colored man by the name OF
Daniel DENLY, sailor oni the sloop Fame,
was assaulted, and stabbed in the left side by
another colored man on Sunday night last
1t seems that while proceeding from the col
ored peoples church, they got into an alter
cation about the respective merits of their
vessels, which finally resulted as above stated.
DR.. E. Veazey dressed the..wound, which he
considered not dangerous.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

STEAMSHIP BAMPION.-This splendid iron
steamship just finished by the celebrated firm
of Harlan, Hollingsworth & Co., of this city,
Tor Commodore Vanderbilt, of New York, pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia OH Saturday last, for
the purpose of being exhibited to those per-
sons interested in steamships in that city.
She made the passage from Wilmington to
Philadelphia in the short space of two and a
quarter hours, which is at the rate of fifteen
miles per hour. The Champion returned from
Philadelphia on Saturday evening, and lay off
the mouth of the Christiana until Monday
about one o'clock, p. M, when she left for
New York.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

Mrs. BATRMAN's PLAY OF "GERALDINB. ~
The new play of Geraldine, which was recently
produced in New York, seems to have much
more merit, literary and dramatic, then some
of the New York critics, probably belonging
to a different dramatic clique, gave it credit
for on its first representation. We published
a paragraph, founded upon their representa-
tions of the play, which said it was failure.
We see, by the New York papers, that il has
been played for twenty-one nights, and always
to full houses, lat Wallacks theatre. This proves
that, instead of being failure, was amark-
ca success, and, as we unintentionally were
led into the error of condemnation, We take
more pleasure in recording the fact of the
merited success of an American drama by a
talented American lady. The New York Herald,
speaking of the play, says:
We did not believe that so clever play, so
perfectly original, so unlike anything that we
can remember, could have been written in
this day of lightning presses, steam engines,
isms, and Frenchy adaptations. But it is q
refreshing .ffct that Mrs. zBs$eaan, the -lH-
thoress, has shown tie courage, as well as
the talent, to write up, not down, to the taste
of the playgoers of this, our own day and
generation that in genuine tragedy of the
strictly romantic school, she has given to the
best female artist our stage can boast task
which is no light one-the impersonation OF
true woman, who c n love, despair, and
die, not with the unmeaning antics of tragic
queen, but with the calm logical determination
Of a stole. The bold idea of representing
Geraldine as unconscious of her deformity,
has been cavilled at by some as unatural. II
may so strike them at first sight, but we should
reflect that the heroin's noble nature made
her Indifferent to the outward frippereS OF
dress, and pay little heed to the changed face
that would fill vainer and weaker mind with
sorrow. AS modern play of its class, We
believe 'tGeraldine" stands without rival,
and we hope soon to have an opportunity Of
reading work so well able to bear the test
of careful perussl, as we believe this to be, fol
its literary as we'll as genuine dramatic merit.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

ass- A newly born infant was found in the
privy of a new house in Second Street, between
Walnut and French, on Wednesday morning.
Coroner Boys held an-inquest DR.. George ?.
Norris made post mortem examination, and
ascertained that the child had breathed. The
Jury returned verdict of death from the
hands of some person unknown. woman
is suspected who left town very hasty on
Tuesday morning.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

ClRcus.-we see per advertisement, in our
city papers, that Dan Rice's Equestrian Com
pany will exhibit in this city ON Friday after
noon and evening, September sd. We an
nounce this for the benefit of our country rea-
ders not that the establishment patronizes
the Inquirer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

iit WItCh VI INV Hto"hASA
was sold by Sheriff Cannon, on Monday last,
TO Woolman and Sullivan, for $S5.
DELAWARE Cry PosT-OPFIcE RoBBED.-The
Post Office at Delaware City was broke into
on Monday night last; the letters taken out
and carried to the porch of NJ. D. Balls Ho-
tel. there rned of their contents and left in
pile, where they were found the next morn
ing, which was the first intimation had Of the
robbery. No clue has yet been obtained OF
the robber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Don Gnrri5bltrQ.

Die Swbanbtn8sn Der teoen Sdu1rr Der Gjss
iebgctun1 Srm 29tcn unp 3 itcn Sanunr, fparcn
wirfli9 IO mo9cr, nap mir nidt5 oartn oufiufn'
ben i'm Stanbe warsn, prl3cS mir prr Nu3ch
nung merits bcItm.
5c6ruar1. SIN Gen wurte Gcute
bic bs9rnnrnr Ortnttc iiber ben Drud Der Ser
bonpln9cn Der GjeICb5ctunB fcrt9eleBt. Oa
man lib njdt rtni9en TUnnte, wurte cine Cont
mttce 9crGbIt, bic wGttirn SprI6l1gc MAIDEN 1ua.
SouS. SIM 6nuIe ii bruts Die 8tQ, tIs Or.
better mc 6onowrrfrr, 8eScndter Gcrppraticncn,
lire Gobnfrroerungcn trber itfsrt, Die brittle Ger'
lelun8 pabtrt.
5rtruar2. Sm fetnrm Ger 0Guicr purtf
beutc wisotr etpas MeIprSwrrtbcs gctban.
Sctruar 3.-Sm Smot murrr Gcutr cine
Bill etna0rtht, wtIdc Sarristws gum pcrmonfns
ten StB Der Supricm Court ma6t.
SIM 9ouIe rntIano tpjerer cine Ss6atte in
8rsua ouf ba5 Grufcn rrr Bcrbdnrluusen rer
GeIss3rbmg, welae bis gum &ufbru6 fOrtrauers
te.
6e6rudr 4 m6 5.-Tic GrrGantlm9en Der
bepen 6duirr, an rieIm GNBen, i4IjrBen natS
SnterebantGs fiji unIere 2eICr In lt9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
RrccIr,n l0nrlcfIna.

osute spr a6t 8asfn peS Gtsnbs, fielt Der
a6t6. Sprace @rerlp ., pcn Der ,,9leu'
yCrt 3ribure," nabisr cine gprlriun8, a6sr bgrps
&c Mdnnsr," wrl6rr trsit 3nbIreder tsisrwcbnt
w9rren 1T, ais nod jssiner Scrleiuns ollt'r lei.
sewpEnt murbe. GGr or feline Sprleiung ts8nnn,
bielt CT cine tur3e uno Itbr motG8elun9ene gebt,
norm or te NdbtiGtrit Ycn gOrlriun9en 70 flas
an ben GAG Ir9te, poB 7& 9rpb glicmanb untsr'
Frbrn wiro, itm Su ptbrripredsn. Sierauf fe8nnn
CT pann feline GrrlGIunB, bic tn Der 3eat cine Is9r
lrbrreifr par-Ip III rrfd6rn aud ungFW09nltd,
aufmertiam SuSrbSrt wrrbrn, unb NiemanN ptre
wrgersangcn fsn, ptne RAP er tabur4 III rtner
cttr Der antmn Snfft peitsr tfGeRrt wrrosr
mar. 90 psit mir ribrn, tpar man nit ferleI'
brn aud ulsrmcn 3ufriccrn.
gtmas lpGter in brr Na6t traate bic fief9t
6rrrI6e SraBbunte bem Sn. Greet ., an ist'
nem Quarter, nod cine SHenare. rcfir er Der
icltsn lrircn brr;liGm Dont otitattete. 9at
Siricn ptsirs srpbcn Monnes mirN nitt 70 bait
wisbrr srrgc6en, Icntem babsltr tpitp Ian8e in
2lneerfrn rtbaItsn mrrtrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Gtpae l1eIice.

llutcr bic fpStr7sn Nsui9fetsn eetSrt duG bic
onF Col. 6prnrY tstauptrt re rrfrr t stnt
beniptratIde Ynrtte mrtr, welde8 sr taturd
bewr6t, ba6 Budanan unb Icne cabinet Sram.
ten uift cinr m0 terieIbsn Nlrinuns irtrn; bof
eS YEitt tcS Cabinets unb tr5 Yrc1ptntrn Ici
18 aUf ocmiEc 9tc9irmDS Mawcgcln gu Scrrini.
gen unb Rap bam pGter tie1c MaGrc8eIn aLs
Yorttei. @runSIIgc on9ricbrn iuCrben muBtrn--bd
aber ttr5 untr ben jcgtBcn llmlInben nun nidt
ocIhrten lGttc t5mm-fU bate bic prmcfratjIAt
Yart0d aud feline GrunbiGbc mctr, unC tatt
fOtsIt4 aud icmit ouf8ctErt 3u rriRtrn. g3tr
slautrn fiber, 6omeY fat rt&t.
SU wl outb nun wc6w Elm GorreIpcnScnt Der
,,3rttnc" wiErn, bab Sutanan. fctt brr Ger
Iammtur1 res semptratjIam Caucus, nun Idtf
1r9en tie Nbmin lratOn isin miibr. Ties III
waGrli6 Gin rcHer @rpanfr. 9Batr III r6 atrr,
OaB bic S,rcnsEcn Stnntcn fAr mod mic cine f.
IGtedtc mp Scritwnrril&e 9legcrlng 8cbatt
Notcn ais geracs irbt,-unp baR es ta9cr icBr
notbwrnti3 ii, bic 0lr8icrun0 3u tvedieln, tcnn
WIer iulhcn llmhGurcn ttnum mir unS nitt an
pcrs ais in rn 2vlrn her aanicn 9GfIt Id&ult6
m1dm, UNI ms }U3,dA Rent maaebIdt,i&rn
Ruin imatcr n1bcr un0 nGbrr brtnacn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

dubers 0tl3Gits roour6 nuf9eGaItrn ptirpsn, 70
lolIte lie bod pallirt psroen.
Die BiecsrgwdsuuS wurre tsi6tuTen unb Der
ron Sugbss ppn Suo. (Dem.) ein9sbra6te Qn'
tras, bic Sl auf ben Siid gu lssen. init l3 9es
9cn 76 Stimmen abgcporfcn. Dieier bemOfra'
hlbe Srid, Die Ssimhattsbia tooBui6laesn, III
prunelddt, ater rb lis je 0clrb werpen pirp, III
nod inner lctr StpcifeIbaft.
Setruar2. Die GeI4iitc Int Senat
porrn beutt lebr ma8rr.
Sm SauIe paBhts 9c1ern ned bic SsimRdt'
tebta. Seutr purpfn sbsnflQ5 nir penia @je'
IdGfte Serrhtct, unb birjeui9e bic man belpra6
raren etrnfalIs pcn trtner SDtfti8tett.
Cine Nn;abl b pempfra ii Der @teter srnr
Sauic Bielt s6Cnfots sincn Caucus, wprin tsinats
ein1immig bsItlcben puroc, it elmer Serdnbe:
runs rcs iesgen 6ariff5 Su tpiperieben. giniSe
IdOli&r @Iircr baten li6 barin uncerGoblen fir
Oirstts Sariruns ausSeiprOasn. gGie 9cfaat rtst
ben &arte,atlu9
5r. Gsitt, (DemrtraD BON Sdb Caroline
ipra2 Fa lebte gBc6e aud fir bic @rbSbuns bee
2Obrs Der Nttglircrr jenr5 &GrperS aus. Sits
m5ali6 ras aud nod auf pieie g8rife G'dO pr.
ihwrnbd perbn Ioa2 SoId,c eple Ntdnner mi
Glap, QSebfer, &C., batten Dem Sdterlanoe Tttr Sc
ben Sag ~ bienen, jcBt erbaItm bic Nit9liepe,
S25 bis $50 rrn Sag, unp itnb rrt bomt mid
jufrieprn. Der 6immd trGi6 no ith pieIe DIN
or nod rnbcr wcrprn @Stt erbaIte uniere lie
re 6retbcit unr unicr 70 t9eurr ertautrs 9oterlanb
| Sebruar 3.-Sm 9 Sena t wurbrn brut
bic 5luB' unp Safcn' 'SubebUun9en triprp6en
Sm s ouIr ttrtt 6. Soy Morris, Son YGda
orlptta, cine 9tcbe iu @unIcn cines tCIhdBrnbei
5arff5. .-Gs ica tie5 Elm Wsjier 9rcpudt len
llebrigenS murpr nt6t6 bon g0iati9teit pTgan
belt.
TCinr Der &crfantlunacn IN tctbcn 6Suierl
POM ltsn unt 5ten 5etruar iinr, mad unIsrcr Mej
nun9, Der &u3d&nung wertt aeweicn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
soareinabaus fhr Dicn,tm6ecl,cn

Inter brIrm Namen ts1anb In @ermantdur
ipis rer ,.Ietrgrayb" brihtct, rn Gtabtidement,
oos au5i4trbGA MIR bur6 0ictfGbte unterbats
ten wurOc. Der 2rttrl he's ,@rmantaun Seize
graph" lautct, tpie foI8t: nGs ii ermttsIt wOrs
rm, bnB bier Gin 8oarong9auS idr Otentmaos
den tritc0t, ba5 tccisddb pm@ 9lrtitst untcrGats
ten wiro, welhe Die MaOhen sntrprncen. Gins
SteIrr MIp6rn bat ein praRinbt8cS SttsrntntB
ntgctrgt. 98cm Die Mab6n ttre YlGBe pUtis.
rrn, 70 uGaltrn fs uncnt5rtelt6 eo9js unb Scnrr
aus 2lncrFcnnun9 fir bic Oicnlr, wrtde Ie be-
rits Nsle1ct batrn, pOcr In Grwartung Der Gisn.
Ifc, irelde fie nod Iricn lcCcn.
Die Brtbin sttt ft o(Ir mBsli6r Wii6c, UNI
brr MGt@m in wublbatcnrn 8omilirn pIGBe su
Snftaifcn, uno Icr9t ll't5 fir bic bcFrn @mpfcts
lmscn. Gin 6crr brr In fur3cr 3eit srci MSps
den vcn teIer 6rau mtrtbetr, muBte trire snts
l1iicn, neil or iie slciG in ren erlten 1a9cn auf
GsruntrCuun9Cn Croppte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

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& m,wa SS,,H Sn ,p' et% o" %, n,%rSo,, ~ o:"r ~"
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,s 'S .'" 49, ,;s',taEo',snSo ~; o;,r+Go; Wv,
,nIhIirernObsnn bos gHrbi rrs Qnn.
Srs' fl mie bos g3pbl nnIcrrr 9}ohfpm.
mrniEoft (icot ms niL nShrr am ser
,rn IoLa rin nidtsorrtcnbcr 9Iortkei. No-
mrn-in rim 0SnrthrinorcT untrr bcm
man. Iirh iShr(irh bcmiiht rinioe mcpioc
lSrrIrnrTn IN 1(cmtcr ~ mSklci1-,relHc
Hohtrm lic orp66lt Iiup, lire pGrmlfcn
ltntsritiisrr Sph and, foum mebr fenurp
mp((ru, Ga rhrlihe Stimmocbcr, Sbr
kobt bornoh ~ frben, toE ticlrr 0rro
niCbcr ypn wpIcrm Folir obnrpal,t pir6,
rpb bo bic Tcmpfrotrn IS yrrpciorrt
bobcn hies AZ tbrn fp miiEt SIR G.uh
nntbmrnbiorr gDciIe noh elmer ontrrn
lyort6ci um1r6cn, rpbrrb bic6 tc,pcft
mrrSCn fonn 'gRpnt Gbr bics obcr ri6t
finn, Is mii6cn mir cs Guh pffrn Ioorn.
po6' bie Sd,ulb ouf Gud Irlbf Iqilct,
menr mir frrncrbin ouh npcb mcbr ocs
briift pcrbrn, pbcr oor burd bcbc Sd
rcn biz 9fotipnol 9tCoicruno unterboltcn
miiErr
Gn;r Gr5 otcr f.a Tkcrcr,t S,g s.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
UariR- SreunSc flhct hisr!

Ole rrmptrntii4tn &uciniBtm Staatcn Stna
tcycn 81 gGoiAtna'on tjeItm ror riniarn Iag0,
rintn jwrilsn Caucus, wc3u atcr, mic ctn Gprrr.
ivrncmt tcr o1ritme' puiihcrt, nur bic 6rucu
5cndtcrrn cmBcIaccn wnrcn, wrIde 9e9rn BIZ
suGutuun9 rc5 l0rif9 ieim. NI5 man iI9 nu,
9trdtcr tcFIdgte, f. ubicIt man Ven tcn laottdn
itlavmtaltcnrm ScnatorCn sur 2tntwprt, RAP
lTirmano ,u tcm 9ilmen GemoIrat bcrcdtgl
ici, mrldrr fir sinrn iprcfti&en Ubrr triAtgcnpm
Iodif Ici. 6att S9r pieS 9ct1rt SIR sutmsinsn.
pcn nGrcuAn Ormotratrn gBtr rtl frrnerGir
nod bic rcmOtratiide Y0rttrt ais zinc GariiFs
Inrtlr anleGrn, cher tri teritltsn rinm tridGb
cnrn Juriii lu&tn Sn Ter Gblt mcr ptes tut.
ru bmtelt Ir9r toccIbaft mb tbGri9t. 1icIu
llmllnb 3ct1t m6 OuA mirrcr irbr pru!l6, mic
bic luentrn 9legcrIrritcr ibre Sdapen WctI6n
Gtr mS cmprr Grttn. g8dtrtb IS ii bctr Belt
cob cr 9crrm tcainnt fir iid ftttR 3u Ganesln
uuo bic eiu;snp 9trgcr tc6rlbn ilrcngs carauf
lrbrn, SnB lis Hur grt ri5rns 9utcrcbm trfSrtrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
(@inalfantt.)
1Dcr Fam abcr eics bictcn ?

Srrrrn Orudrr:-Sht tcectrr aud cn.
NAL etWas in Sbr eei6GetcS Slatt enarriidt gu
taten. unp cs 1T bicics pos Gcmdt UOn Stpri.
nn mp NcrnUirb, wrhrS pen sincm 8aurrns
8utihrr, planners Seel Q. 2 6ulS rrn
9hsrcr Wjlf9ro 2aunidip. 2rd0 GauptY, in rrr
legtfn SabreSeit YcrIhladtct wcrrcn iR.-Oieier
SutItcr bat icin G'ci6ait Ihcn ) Sabre lang
tchiebCn, unp bat iatrd mmrr 10 Ctw0 ras NAM
lihe @'criht puidldftCt. - gcrsnft man nun
Den ;3straum. unp p0e @jrpjdt wtIdcs man urs
ten iinren miro f. mG6tc man fGit glautrn rs iti
unm6gh Nl6 70 vtCl 6lciib in etncr N0dbar.
idait prrCbrt mCrtCn tUnntC. - aud mGp rs
nur wcn9c Smidm 8ctcn, wcItr in Dntdt res
prihtdhtftm Girr!6ta li6 nit !crn. SduI; mcB.
en- t1nnrn.-lmtcr icI8cn ptr Namn Der Yuiencn
fir biz Sr. G&u!l 9a@ldhid bat, ic pir pas
0Cpift Der Sdwrjrcn unp ccs JtnppirbS pdS CT
fir irprn iCtncr 6uRCm vuihladttct bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
SrTcntIiAc Qcri1mmlun0.

3ufolse TfcntIi@ gc8etcncr Nufridt, prr1am
mclte ta cinr 9rcBc 2n3ntl 9uy9cr Won Strr.
Saucrna Snunidtp, geha Gauntv, an rem SAT.
tau1c Der gEittwe Su1nnna Seller, in tr.
iagtsm Iounitp, am 2Sitm Slnuar, TIM Ftb in
SHu8 uuf 8cwiBe 9anpImscH rr5 @carrs rCr
SduIrircitpren inrs IounI6tpr 3u trigrc6m.
2luf ToridIag rr9dniitrtc iid bic %uiammluro
om2 bic Smcnnm9 fUIscnoer 9tamtrn:
9I.5 prtFCnt-Scnry 5d3cr,
IIs &iccsQ Qrciipmtr-SOIumrn lGlltrr, gDIs
liam sos Unr SImca IGNnnp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
gImos Setter unp Samutl

Oils SsretGrrn = 9Imos Ssurr unb Samuel
Mrser.
gla6rem Der 3prd Der Scriammluus burG ben
Yrsfprnten anSsSeist wprprn mar, murpe
8eI6lC6rn- Dob ii4 bieie SrIamm'
(tlna nun vetner, uno ;par bic sum Ounnrfar
ben 3ten Setruar-ipirVrr 5u perlammrln an ben
n6mliGrn Srt - tint alien Spl6sn bic riirffel
Qntteil baran gu rcbmsn, cine @sIr9cnbctt gu &C.
Zen, pies ;u tbun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

T9n trr G5riCbSctuns vcn 8 Qtnpis las
Der @lrrf hes uutwbouies in pcr9an9snrr 94rfe
AM S6IuiIe elmer Sgurs 8Olgrnrcs: 80 bin
erubt, on5Wci9en, pnb 0tevp. Mc6arIanO teuts
Ateno etac SprIcIun9 liter bic Gr5isGun9 S6os
iinn9cr in biclcr SalIe bGItcn wirO. Die Ntt'
9IteNcr Der Usieb8cEun9 finc ctn9cIapen, 3u rrbe'
Uen"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

8alttmOrc,3l. San. Dos Dampfs
beet ,,Ncrlb Carolina" bas irtctm tirr una
WOrf9It fdtrt, Sristb am 5rctt0a 9lltt in 8rano.
Da6 Jcur fam IN cincm Staotrrprm aus unt
mar, mic man alnutt, tur0 cnrn ,3pflQ vcrnn>
la6t. Ollie YoTngicrr mO cie 8Cmannuno Res
8prtc8, nit 2lusn1tmr rinr5 G'rilli6en, te5 3lcp.
Curtis, pu'osn srtttct. IS waren Oamen an
9pro bic iAit Iimmt,ih tfr 0rpIf SrrIcrsn uno
frpH worcn, RAP yGtn rcttn ju ttnnsn. OaS
Bort. Gin DGmpfcr rrilcr GlaTs. trnnnte bis gum
BoiIwipicJd nisrcr. IS iii nit $50, 900 Huf-
dcrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

&u8ufa, 81. Sonuar. 9Im lstten 5rsita9
ruree Hus aOams GrpuB gBa9sn att Dem sGr8e
jptidn Utcnt9cmcrY, Ala., uno @hanta. o..
Die Summr pcn 10000 ssRcblen. Oos grlO
beilano 8rbetsntbrilS ous IS, uno SO. glcisn
auf Georgia unp Sdps Carolina Santcn. SIR
bic s8teOgerIansunS reS GeIres II cine SslCtnan8
bon $4,000 au5gGiGst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
Eirf.l,3tId,t.

SIN ncrbwcRti4m SGic, an Der 0un,s bon
5nninna, tabcn bic Saurn anBcflnacn, 6iri6t
" 5ittrn unO SrOb3u,isten, wie S6aofe, ur
ftnbcn bdfIr enen sutsn Warft, wenn aud Itttrsm
in tcrtt9er @e8enO pos gBilp pist rstali6sr gun
Serfauic ausgetpisn miro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

Grntorb, I. Setr. Das GiIrntotntefrt
Oatisr trannte niccer. SrluR $4,000, tcr
osrF6rrt 1T. Die 8daW unp Yaptcrs linS &C.
rettst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09

Sttts ours, /. 5ebr. Gjslen Nhti
I'm lltr brannte fin am du'cren Gnce 1cr
Nilc5Nony Git9 scIrscnc5 6ramcbaus al, bnt Gin
Zimmerman, Mamcu5 9tooRcr5 nit Icirrr Jamilir
berubute. 9lCracrs, feline 6rau uno brci lejnrr
Sinner tamcn In ben 6lammen I'M uno iGrc Sers
toblicr Jlcle ipUrpcn aus zen AtuncR bcrprr9es
;ugcn. 9n5 6eucr brad IN crm untcrn Stpd aus
wdbunb bic 6amiIIe i'm Utrrn Stcd lbtiCf. Gpn
Der sanjcn 5amiIie III nur Gin / j14ri8sr Snabe
grrt;tCt wCrcm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-09
llrmtiron1 Gauntv.

"0cr GGrcBicte" terittct: GOr eintsrn 9a-
gen poliirte In gGbitretau Gin 1onrerbaru I'm
sdtefaa. Nrtrcrc Mdnncr aus Der gtddtar'
itaft parcn "aaf rer Spree. Naf Dem 9eims
meg icBte elmer prrielbm ein JSBhen gSbtstrg an
orn NiunU, um entn Bug gu ttun. S2abrrRp
bt1cn grng pas 0twc0r, wclGe5 Elm anpuu in
brr 6InN hattie, Sufdaig los /: bic &uscl 5criAmrts
tcrtc ca5 gIiiB, orans pcm Srinttr in bic Srua
unt tUptrte Jpn ou9sntlidlih.