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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-16

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-16
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-16
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-16
@0rpet8! @Qrpet8 !

I'm Glorio9c6 rpobtfcitem StoDr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-16

lIno ais mir bSrtCn roS GjriommGr Der @trpunbe:
ten uno oos Nstbpu ptr Stsrbcnosn, CsfEu mir gum
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tamcu, bSrtrn mir ole Yftifs crlhaUsn, lubsn cen
9tauh 0uftst9en unb bic 6untGn fIje8eu unb us
Gin Srs Cars reT :irusWtrt fam unO elmer pcn
16horCpbia nit elmer StbncIli9trjt rcn $50 9Htsn
Die Stunec, bate rGr prn NcusYcrt neni9er ots
100, uno ccr prn YbitapClpba peni9cr 0ls 900
0orfapurocn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

W THIS ToEsDAy) EVENING, Dec ~
A's GREAT fissy sR 1if5 SRaS R9s De
AMERICAN cHAEAerEssssA erEasssssA'.' Of
AMERICAN SCENES ,,o. s1s
ocToa6oN;
LIFE IN k9ostlsIAsA.
THE BuRNrhG srEAxRR
She breaks from her moongs swings the strcau.
MR. 'fE JErFEasos issi
scudder Yankee froa, Massachusetts now OVERS,
photographic operator, and a iiaie of evsrys.s
Mr.. JAMESON
Peter "oa once the late Judges body servant s
Mr.. a. II. DAVENPORT
George re,ton educated Europe and now just re.u.ss
MRS, j. H. ALLEN
Zoe an oetorooc GIRL na.ual child Of the Late Judge rsga
Mr.. 7 B. JOHNSTON
seses.sy formerly Of Terrebsn,s now sw.x
mrs. BLAKE
nr' rs'''H' wia~ Of Ne e rs; ,gss s;, ,s~s'-
w'A-.o'se'. IeD" sss ,Sss,- a Gsist ss1.e,
Dora sannysde. a s,uthera belle.
MR. HOLLAND
MIsS~loaE BURKH
Paul, yellow boy.
Mr.. sTODDARr
'''' ''''-''' IN MISE sHcoz
Jules Thibodelx-
MR. HARRISON
Capt kst.s, mate or the Magnolia ssansr
MIR. RUSSEIL
Cod. Pch,dezter' nuctioreer.
MIR. PoNIN
The aurdoneer's clerk
MR., P1CK
: ' MR.. anux
MR. Styles
'''o' S's' 10y ''' MISS emozR
Grace yellow gsrL
Mrs ClAirbourne.
MISS WALTERS
Minnie, qradrocr slave
Planters slaves, deck hands and lsAee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

A CADEMY OF MUsrC-ADELINA PATTI
"A POSITIVELY TWO OPERA NI0UTS f)My
Wednesday and THURSDAY, Dec 2l and "a
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR and sONNAKBUIA
Many persons having unable 10 Obtain sest.
mission IT the last appearance Of
MILE. ADEiaINA PATTI
The directors have made arrAugementa ror
TWO PATTI NIGHTS,
which will be the only that will be given tho rst
Of tho company / February
The first PATTI NI0IrT win take place WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Dec a. at O'Clock, when will be given Dol
zctt opera OF
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
And the second and positively last PATTI NIGHT. -
THURSDAY EVENING December ~.
On which occasion will be given
La SOhNAM1ULA.
MILE ADEIINA PATTI
VIII be asssad by
-, sIGsORs BRIoNoLI. AxoDIo and wEINLIcH,
CONDUCTOR. OR...............,. v..... RI0 N1yzIA
Admission 81 Reserved 81 So private boxos
four seats S8 Family circle 30 cepts Gallery rs csnts
he sale Of seats for the two Patti nghs VIII q
ko1ceT win be- three ticket occs-she principal oua
at Academy Of Music where all the private boxes Win 81
fo sale also parquete and bacony ohers q 81
BELLS, IL Wall street and BRUESING'B 7Ot Bread Usv
Tickets and seats may be had at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
AMVsEME ENTs.

NrIBLo's GARDEN
N aRsr ss%ss sss h.
The great a;,s 90 renowned
GABRIEL "assI AM rs ANcors.
which the srs ssls yesHi sIssss4' % Italy
FOX rnFtE siGaYs oSLYi
The Grand FAIRY Comic rsnsonine.
GREEN MONSTER
Gabriel AS the White Knight
FRANCOIS EiasT SIGHT ,.,..''' a''''''''
~ 'h' yivasDlsss yfSHssH, si's' o. 'ne
viii sustain the part Of the vivnnderc.
Francois Ra'e. he sursomaaer Roblntzee
'''1f T.tHr sSS"'ses RSrS E '''
nAsIEHra sasya 'ss.sgssrrA
- ..,,,,u,.,. J. MONS; MS, AIsxDSDRz. s,;.
NEW BowRRy THEATRE.
Doors open ~ o'clock TO commence as Ii ococs
Second on' OF Sf ouk & I TsfT' IRISH cSUsiN SS%a Of
and John Ecs ErSeshi%s nrs e1ses1as 81 rNrsaAvAor
and fa aEncuLhs S K KING Mssar5 or 5LHss shxA'k'
WooDs WAa's1'i" @i''i ln"A Nr.'''' IA BROADWAY;
MesHs. Errt HoRs CHAs WHITE,
~ pu,wo. purx NED DAVIS, J. LYsc
NJ. LEWIS, L. MEYER &c &C.
GRAND ErMlofP%s Mil aPsfs' ssTsErA1sMESr Il 1hsis
this crus'day' event rhE 1srs%sfs sTHnSE lover z
Wednesday D''e~sfE NEW q YEAR CALLS.
Tickets Is cents Commence at 71s o'clock
NJ MR. SAN sayEEa Ky 51h qovr11.
arEATEsT sEra1Esr GGHEH SINGER gsalS SINGER
GREATEST GnSsTHsr fs4Is sIsSER sSEIo SINGER
IN THE wqRLD D,,r wo,,n
- - ~ ihA "2Stn n ThE WORLD.
~ EVERY NIGHT
av. EVERY NIGHT.
FRENCH 'FHAssH' FHAssH ,gssEsF ggssgH ,u,.,,r.
CROWDED .ss;sss HOUSES,
A'''AAD II hica2hs RlohssB Ey1sRH sR tn,npn
MARRIED 1ARaiHS AsR s5So1s Hsp SINGLE
CLEAN YOUR BOOTS. MARRIED AND SINGLE.
o CLEAN YOUR BOOTS
BACON 4h3 HxSos sHESHs EMS GREENS.
LORD LovF1a ,snkn LOWELL.
RAT qA1THEHs hhT dA4chHs!s RAHGHTNs; baUsurEn
RAT oT oxTCHER'S 4 ScPAg, RAAgGHTER; n,
BILLY BARLOW
BILLY BARLOW
Performance to commer ce at 8 ocock
g book ok ssn be osued az and
pssioImance vii conclude before n giving persons
from distance every facility for obtaining conveyances
homSson. 30 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
Scsra or ruE FrEs4 Acx.
TEyQ pi At TYftH f.F -Lp q IN

THE PLANT ALTON or TERRgRcrNr
Southern bone under souiher, sunTts eae AssadaR
"1ens dan Skee.sfs"Pe.c the old servans-2oo13
eaytor jus. arrived bomeA Paris Hon ~ q csnehrate-
A,H sytou and the pararchs homeTbe good old jndx-
Salem Scndder description Of Zoe The vn
eysrreer.A confcesioorhe strange relation assspa -
fyrg between madam Peyton aud her husbands na1ur0
hfeSouhern and northern
- the ocsoroon-Ths arrival Of dunnysdc and IorsDcsu
stiou Of Z~Mct loxhey arrvesTbe hard cus.ome~-Psa
the yellow boy and Wsh the Indian saaa
Affection between the and the hoy ssve conpeua
u the ss amp bunsrsu ard the Indian start ke Ro3
Cedsr SWAMP for the United States mal-BordeS Up1oS
states mall del,sery-Ibe foreclosure Terehosne-TA
plantation TO be soATse last hope Of recovering ea
The Judges deak-McCoekey love for the caa
not marry but can make msreas OF tbs richest -
tate IN Louisiana two review the ssate q
nss-rhe i've oas and the creeper-rwo i've Yankees q
diamond cut dAmondScudders confession Of hts love
2oe discovers the free papers of zoe-FAs tu6r
nent-The dark hope-The resolve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
ACT THE SECOND
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHAFALAYA,
THE LuMRER SHE'D

Ecudder returns 10 his old trade and takes phnkoxs1A
Pan wants his picture ookPee brings terrhle newn-Ioa
confirms h-Georgcs declaration Of hs oTe"He does ~
solye-Wsh no tee .ud Pauirhe spparaas at wo-kfhe
kuerreoype portrkPaul takes his assisted -
the Indsn-fhe sxvsses fear for ths uaachpe-Tbinks
deadly weapou-ps a4s for his pcrtrais-The attack-TA9
uurder-Tbe letter and the 6ght"Te.reOonne VIII be es
sod Zoe VIII BE- mips'-The revenge Of tho Indian ~ =
xri0f Paul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

surder-Tbe letter and The aghtTerrebonae w b -
sad 20 vim b mps'-Tss revenge q TO sasa N =
rHn rAsloa All sap rHs HaLH zHsfD r D4sxrnsorsn
:sssf ss =
a.s. .ss s.sesl.1 s.ses t.. yellow ~. NJ
ssen ss s going cheap me No oon on as
he ssvssMocossey 6ias~Ths asssult Ss asoss-
assn sway her iOvsr~Tss sale Of ss osorcos -
rFE HHs s2nHs 2nsDs Rs9h asS g. rHz HHF
ss az the .a a' s
h.as = .Ss ssis:y valve
assS s ,d L' e. ..Ss s ,onss, c
Counsellor scudder defends the rnoianscuoder on Lyna
A nsw witness s.ryss re- sery ssr.oa
DICT and he Seizure & s SEE SN rsE 0e'' Es0Ap
Cut the Ropss-Rack her out--cear away-rhe CrirahaR
Taz ss Hi'S ss5i9s. s MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in the stream prey to the names.
ACT THE Ftyru.
ses 1is ssr ed nurse pos. I'D Oh,
drink that the Fever-Ths night ssr he ssis-i
xcclostsy ~, q DsDEsr.a. asht through he sw.nps
& & s &: =
rMRp-rHn CEDAR swAvp
scudder and Pete their road home-The alsrm-WhakF
as IN ' s,. ss
save trm the scalping knife Of the savaseJudge scu
G ss Sss
iscErn YoURrn, AyD LAST
The parlor at Terreborne agaZo aieu 70 her home -
fore she leaves for the house OF ber new s.sr-Tne a
Of wAerThc arrival Of Scuddefhe joyful hewRreeo -
Q bad wsy-ZCe's Freedom-Free at lask
THE OCTOROoa GOES HOMH
1sF LI7SHs EESIsf p It F1s Tss ak.yR k.yR.s'.
-. 9 ss na.s sRge'w wsS s noss noe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

r Asst. WEEK. BUT oNE..MR. AND MRS. DRAYToN
- will give their unique and popular entertainment
night TX O'clock except Saturdays until Friday 80
when they will Positively CLOSE SENIOR OLIvEIRA,
the great Volnist Is eengaged for two weeks longer
GRAED MATiNEE viii be given .. the Polytechnic Institute
TUESDAY, 80, at ~ o'clock" Love ia Blind,
Neer too Late Mend" henry Kussers Dream Of the
Reveller"
WEDNESDAY," Nothing Venture Nothing Have" Dia-
mond Cut Diamond,r /" simon the Celarer y"
THURSDAY" Never Despair !. Better Late than Never"
"simon the Celsrer,' and Sweet Home'
FRIDAY" Never Judge by Appearances" Qast time this
season. Diamond Cut Damond' simon the Ceilarer.r
SATURnAY-Iin Brooklyn, at O'Clock r. NJ - Love is
Blind" senor u IvEIRA Neer Late Mend" Star
Spar gled Banner
Places any number of nights In advance from A.
NJ to J.. NJ; also sioells IL Wall street; Hall sons,
5i3 Broadway The Fifth and other principal hotels
mum other q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

MADAME PONlsI, MISS DENviI. AND MIss n RAIN
Nl forth will appear at the Seymour Testimonial
WOODS NINsTREiS
w The public Is respectfully informed this popular
company of
WSA ETHIOPIAN PERFORMERS
Will continue their at old locauon H4
BROADWAY THIS AND EVERY kLENING
SYLVESTER BIEEkER, Manager
A DELINA PATTI ON WEDNESDAY r AND THURS
IA dayThe sale OF for the two pATfl nights com
morning They viii be the only ones until the re-
turn of the Opera In February
VIZ ONEII. ]. MOORE a. BEANE. PLAY FOR SEY-
w mour's Benefit, on Friday
,In "a nIu,S EXHIBITION AT 635 BROADWAY, L
one of he interesting now 10 the city 70 the studsn
showing NJ once this close
h,arc ~ hs ape family 10 them Ia the powerful
iSkiIIA CHIMP sNZEE oukAN9 oUTANG, KooLo
- ,pass RALDuEADED APE, 81 forming the COM
ols.e series exhibited IN s ccaay also thousands Of
" r cnrnlies the unexplorei wids of Elultori.l
ARA, open dsy and evening Admission Il cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

1TEw ORLEANS, MOBILE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
IN albany Columbus, Aacon Augusta, and various places
IN Florida, via Savannah, 9A
The. AUGUSTA, Captain n I. woodruff. win leave on
Tickets can had for the following low
any from New York to Savannah; accommoia
catOns superior ~... ,.., -. :.
YORK New Orleans $s9 IS; Mobile ss5; Montgomery,
Ala S2s; Atlanta $e3 Albany Ha 2i Colu nbus Ga,
123: Macon Ca S2l; Augusta s2O Savannah Sl5.
SAMUEL L. MiTCBILL son, l3 Broadway.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22

For Governor,
JOHN CURREY, Of soano County
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22

QUITE a number of new buildings have re-
Gently been commenced in Red Blnff
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22
How it Sustains Itself.

The Administration Of James Buchanan has
maintained itself before the people, in such
manner as it has maintained itself at all, by
fraud or force Men have been intimdated
into the support of the Administration by
the political guillotine which chopped Off the
heads of themselves or their friends as fast
as they dared assert anything antagonistic 10
the views of Mr.. Buchanan and lis Cabinet.
Others have been bought into the support Of
the Administration by offices, remuneratiyc
contracts, and temporary appointments and
commissions full Of profit and reward. Off
GERS under the General Government perpe-
trated such frauds in Kansas, for the purpose
of sustaining the Administration, as were
never equalled in turpitudo in all the parti
san history of our Government The vast
frauds in the election in Maine were the
work of Federal officials.
What enormous expenditur were made
for the Utah war, and for the Paraguay eX-
petition Will any man pretend to say that
these were legitimate expenditures? Moth
ing of the kind They were haus from the
National Treasury, for the purpose of fur
nishing the Administration with the means
of carrying out its odious internal policy
True, the expenses were really incurred for
the fitting out of the army and navy, for
building vessels for erecting public works,
and the like, but rho were employed to do
TTrB, ran,>o1 4i,., topoef, .,f
these labors? Men cho ,cerc S,corR to support
tie administration. The reports of the
Naval Investigating Committee, of the last
Congress, are well known to the people
What vast frauds were perpetrated in that
Department! How deeply implicated did
one of the reports show the President him
self to be
The worst feature of the transactions in
the Navy Departu ent is the fact that propo
sails were so arranged in the matter of time
ard circumstances, that no bid could actual
ly be received, by any possibility, other than
the bid of a man who was a friend Of the
Administration, and bound to do all that he
could for its support. Other bidders were
ready to do the work cheaper, but they were
precluded from putting in their bids.
What an admirable Administration! No
wonder the Lecomptonites call on us to "sus
tain our noble PRESIDENT We ought to sus-
tain him, ought we not
In further illustration Of our posi- ton, we
might here rehearse the history of the bri-
berry and corruption with which men were
induced in Congress to vote for the admission
Of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution.
But tits scarcely necessary, rs the facts are all
familiar to the people. The men who were
bribed and the manner in which they were
bribed can all be named and stated, without
any difficulty whatever
We have to ask, in conclusion, if an Ad-
ministration, which has thus sustained itself
by fraud and force. by corruption and intimi
dation, is worthy Of the support Of the peo-
pie at the ballot-box? If any honest man
thinks it is, why, let him go up and vote the
straght-out Administration ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22

THE LEcoMrroN SpoKEsMEN DIsAGREE.-
Weller and Scott spoke at Mokelumne Hill
on the evening of the 18th, to an assent la e
by no means imposing in point of numbers
The meeting was dry one, in one respect
that is there was no enthusiasm But there
is one thing which makes it worthy of notice
The speakers it appears, took entirely differ
ent views of Cass's lie Clerc letter Scott advo
Gated Casss position, while Weller opposed
it. This calls to mind the speeches of Den
ver and Clayton, the one speaking fayora
bly, Of and the other denouncing Senator
Douglas. We confess there is something In
dcrous in this
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22
Good Chance for Speculation.
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION!
ON MONDAY. AUGUST 1st. 1859,

ON MONDAY, AUGUST Ist, 1859,
VUgT.L BE SOLD, at Public Auction, at R.
w ". Pickersgill's Auction Store, on First street
two doors from Amys Book Store, in the city Of Ma
rysvile, at l09 o'clock of that day, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit
The East 50 by 100 feet Of Lot 3, Block G. Range D.
being SO feet fronting Cortes Square and feet on
Sixth street.
Middle 10 by so OF East = Lot and Block Z Range
D, with good Dwelling thereon.
North 4, 40 by 100, of Lot 4, Block ., Rauge A.
ALSO-Forty-two Shares in the Feather River and
Opher Water Company. Monthly dividends of flom
1 to per cent per month.
For particulars of stock enquire of c. L. Low or L.
CunninC CHAM.
For further particulars enquire of R. w. Pckers-
gill. ONCE, First street, two doors from Amy's Book
Store.
ALSO-A large Lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
c&c r. w. PICKERSGILL,
iy22-td Auctioneer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of II
~ Brown, petitioner in Insolvency, to be and ap
pear before the Hon. S. NJ Bliss, District Judge of the
Tenth Judicial District Yuba county, state of Cafor
mia, at his chambers in the city OF Marysvie, Yuba
county, on the Goth day of August A. d. 1859, at II
o'clock a. NJ, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why assignment Of the Estate of the said
Insolvcnt should not be made and he be discharged
fiom his debts in manner prescribed by law.
by order Of the Hon. S. NJ Bliss, District Judge
Tenth Judicial District.
..... Witness my hand and the seal of said Cuur
LIS: affixed, this 2lst day of july A. d. 1850.
'''''' WM. SHARKEY,
iY9l-i Clnrlc Dist lnnrt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22
HnsOIve1aG Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of e. VOLTA
~ petitioner in Insolvency. to be and appear before
the Hon S. NJ. Bliss, District Judge oi the Tenth Ju
dical District Yuoa county, California, at his cham
bers in the city of Marysvile, Yuba county, on The
goth day of August A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
then and there to show cause IL any they cam why an
assignment of the Estate of the said lnsovent should
not be made and he be discharged from his debts In
manner prescribed by law.
BY order of ihe Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, District Judge
Tenth Judicial District.
..... Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
Il. s. affixed this 2Ist dayof July, 1859.
'.'''' WAI SllARKEY,
iy22-td Clerk Dist Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22
The SENATORIAL QuEsrIoy.-The following

The SENATORIAL QuEsTGoN.-The following
dispatch appears in yesterday evenings Bee: :
SAN Francisco, July 21-l,p. NJ.
Frank Tilford, Naval Officer, of this city,
publishes letter in the Herald of this morn
ing, in which he says that he was the friend
referred to in Brodercls speech, concerning
the election of Senator Gwin in 1857. He
declares that Broderck voluntarily offered to
support him for Collector of the Port of San
Francisco, and that he, Tiford promised La.
than his support for United States Senator
for the short term, and that Latham agreed
to support him, 1ilford for Collector, and
that the written letter, pledging Latham to
that effect was lost, bat was found two hours
afterward Latham and himself he says, are
friends Of the Damon and Pythias stamp, and
declares that Latham's completely in relation
to the letter was not the reason he, Tilford,
went for Gwin He knows, he says, great
deal more than this about Senatorial matters,
which knowledge is at the service of the De-
mocracy whenever they demand it
1t is said that letters from Latham to Brod-
erick are in possession of prominent politi-
clans here, in which the former agreed to
nearly the same terms that Gwin agreed to
for the Senatorship, and that they were writ
ten subsequent to the stolen letter.
The Bee remarks in regard to the latter
paragraph
We do not credit this story for the reason
that we have heard Latham say ;hat although
such letter was presented to him, he point
blank refused to sign it, but was willing to
make certain verbal pledges.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-22
InsoIVerpf Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of Tobias
~ Repmsky, a petitioner in Insolvency, to be and
appear before the Honorable 5. NJ Bliss District
Judge of the Tenth Judicial District at his Chambers
in the city of Narysyllle, Yuba County the Goth
day Of August, a. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock "A. NJ then
and there to show cause if any they can, why as
sigument Of the estate Of the said nsovent petitioner
debts in manner prescribed by law. BY order Of the
Hon. s. NJ Bliss, District Judge 10th Judicial District
.... Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
LIS: affixed this 21st dny Of July, A. d. 1852
WM SHARKEY,
iuy22-td Clerk District Court.