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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

BOARD OF CRY IMPRovRMENTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board of
City improvements, held yesterday morn
ing, the Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit the following ordinances to the
City Council:
TO pave with brick the unpaved side
walks on Clark-street, between John and
Cutter, and those on Third-street from But
Ter to the Miami Canal.
Mr.. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, pre-
sented plat and estimate to pave, with
bowlder-stone, Richmond-street, from Elm
to Plum.
The clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to City Council an ordinance to as
sess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing said Improvements.
Also, an ordinance to establish the grade
of Alanthus-alley, from Clearwater-street
to Central avenue. A petition was received
from the property-holders on Oehler-street,
between Gest and Clark, asking to have the
grade of said street established; the petition
was ordered to be filed, and the engineer in
structed to establish and report the grade of
said street.
An estimate of the work on the City
Buildings, of $4,000, was allowed the con-
tractor, G. W. Runyan.
The sealed proposals offered were ap-
proved, and contracts awarded as fol-
| lows;
To James Brophy, at 81 70 per lineal foot,
to pave with bowlders Halter s-alley, from
| Lodge-street to Walnut
| To same, at 81 80 per lineal foot to pave
with bow1ders Sanders-alley, from Sixth to
| Seventh-street.
To Jones & Bonte, at so cents per square
yard, to pave with bowlder-stone, Barr
street, from Mound to Cutter.
To same, at 60 cents per square yard, tt
pave with bowlder-stone Walnut-street
from Water to north line of landing.
To Isaac Riner, at 4294 cents per square
yard, to pave the unpaved sidewalks on
Linn-street, from Seventh to George.
To same, at 45 cents per square yard, the
sidewalks on Ludlow-street, from Second tC
Pearl.
To same, at 423S cents, to pave the side
walks on Laurel-street, from Linn to Free
man.
To L. B. Stevens, to pave the sidewalks OF
Richmond-street, from Plum to Central
avenue, at AZ cents per square yard.
To Jones & Bonte, at 40 cents pc
square yard, for paving with limestone, anC
ten cents for grading Ballance-alley, iron
Branch TO Dunlap-street.
| The fOllouino Ia the estimate of aYnensa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

CHuRoH DEDIoATIoz.--Then new Methodist
Eniseopal Church, in Pleasant Ridge, about
six miles from the city, win be dedicated to-
morrow at eleven o'clock. D. w. Clark, ID.
d., of the Ladies Repository, win preach the
dadicatorY sermon. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

ANOTHER VERsIoN.-The policeman, mem
toned. in yesterdays issue, in connection
with an attempt 20 rob A. Isham's house
on broadway, says when be reached the
spot there were no burglars there, and that
be aid not therefore, find any one to arrest
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

CHALLENeE-Se,0iag- ehines.-By refer
ence 10 our special notice column, our read
ers will perceive G. @. Kniffin l. Co., agents
in this city for Ladd, Webster & Co.'s sew
ing-machines, challenge, in the sum of
$780, the sewing-machine awarded the
premium at the late United States Fair
There is nothing like competition.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

ApAMs's EXPRESS sCoMPANY.-Adams's Ex-
press Company yesterday very kindly fur
nished us with late Eastern, Louisville and
Nashville papers, all in advance of the mail,
for which they have our thanks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

SALE OF LoTs IN GREEEWooD. readers
must bear in mind that the sale Of lots TO
come off at Greenwood on Monday next will
be the closing sale. Property on tie Ham
ilton and DAYTON Railroad will never dimin-
ish in value, especially at such points as
Greenwood.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

LATEST FROM JAPAN-Haye you tried the
new teas from JaDan2 Call at Pendery 4
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth and W al
nnt-streets, and get samples, which viii be
furnished free of charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22
City News.
LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT or POSTAGE,
Friday, September 81, 1860:
Peter Miller, Maysville, Ky.
Drs. Reading or Mead, Chicago, Ill.
Miss NJ. Williams, Fayetteville, y.
s. Bavoust, Fayetteville, o.
Mrs. M. A. Grow, Patriot, Ind.
Samuel D. Barlnck, Philadelphia, Pa.
H. s. Andrews, Bergen, N. Y.
Chas. p. Hill, Wateryliet, n. Y.
Mrs. Amy Shaw, YazOO, Iowa.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

WHEELER & WIsoH's MAoHINn TRTUMPH-
ANT AGIAR.-The first premium was awarded
to Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines at
the Kentucky State Fair, just held at Bowl
ing Green. l1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

OYsrnns EoR EvERY B0BY!---At Waggon-
er's. So Sixth-street, and On Oentral-aVenuo.
above Fifth, choice oysters are selling Tor
Sla can. They are larger fof the price
than any we have seen, and of the best
quality. Httr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

Agricultural boiler for stock, william Resor b
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, first premium, silver medal.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, second premium, bronze medal;
Large oven cooking. stove, for wood, G, W. Ball &
Large oven cOoking-stoye, for wood, William
Resor Co., Cincinnati, second premium, bronze
Large oven cooking 6. .stoye for coal, Adams, Peck
over Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; first premium, silver
Large oven cooking stove for coal, Redway 4
Burton: Cincinnati, second premium bronze medal.
Family stove, for wood, Redway 4 Burton, Gin
cinnati. first premium, bronze medal.
Family stove, for coal, Adams, Peckoyer Co.,
Cincinnati, bronze medal
Parior stove, for coal, Harris & Bonner, Cinciu.
Bedsteads, ornamental cast-iron, s. Esperb, Gin
cinnati, diploma.
Bellows, best, specimens, bronze medal, W. G..
Bolts, best specimens bronze medal, Hollsnshade,
Morris Co., Cincinnati, O.
Display of gas -fttings and burners first premium
silver medal Baker a Won Phult Cincinnati, o..
Cooking range, silver medal, VIM Petit & Co.,
Ventilated oven stove, bronze modal, VIM. Petit
Hail stove, bronze medal, Harris & Borner, Gin
Wood cooking stove, diploma, Redway & Burton,
Wood cooking stove, diploma, Harris & Borner
Coal oook-stOve, diploma WIN. Resor q Co., Gin
Coal cook-stoye, diploma, Harris & Borner, Gin
| Coal cook-stove, diploma, G. W. Ball & Co., Gin
Wood family stove, diploma, Adams, PsckOver 4
| Wood family stove, diploma, G. W. Ball & Co.
Coal family stove, diploma, Rsdway q Burton
Cal family stove, diploma, G. W. Ball & Co., Gin
Wood pqrlOr stove, diploma, Harris a BOrnor
Wood ParlOr stove, diploma, C. W. Ball & Co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

A UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFT A 90.
IN Assignee's Sale.-On MONDAY MORNING,
the 2ith day Of September at o'clock, will sell,
at public auction, in the store, No. 2O4 Fifth
street, between Elm aud Plum, stock OF Millinery
and Fancy Goods, comprising Ribbons, Flowers,
stock.
ALso-The entire ore-hxtures, assigned to me
by x, u. bhulz, for the benefit Of his creditors
. .ALsO-The leasehuld Interest In the store hereto
hofe occupied by said Shulz, and adjoining stores.
Tefms cash. ISAAC p. STRAUSS,
Assignee Of h. p. ShViz.
-, ai JACOB CRAZE, Auetoneer
beH IL East Fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

FoR a fine artistic picture, 20 to A. s.
Blooms Gallery, IA West Fifth-street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER STOKES.
Lots with the privilege Of from one to five acres of
ground, in Greenwood Extended (Lockland Sta
rect from the city, on the Oincinnati Hamilton aud
Dayton Railroad on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
site and location Of Gree eiwoo cd Extended is suf-
fcenty known. The title is perfect. The terms
are Sa cash on each lot when sold and s. month
all lots that sell for less than 500 lots that sell
for 500 and and less than Sl2O, will be Sl0 cash
and $40 a month those selling for Sl20 and up
wald $50 cash and $50 a month, until paid. Or II
the purchaser prefers it, he can pay third cash,
the balance in one year. on any lot purchased. Six
per cent. interest on all deferred payments.
An extra trnin Of passenger cars will leave the
siXth-st Depot at O'Clock on the day of sale ire
turning at 6H O'clock) aud take passengers to and
from the sale free Of charge.
Plats can be seen at 201 Elm-st. and IA East
ourthst COOPER 4 STOKES, AuctiOneers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22
LOST
FOUND.

.-NrOUND-A- -REOEIPT-BOoK Containing
Il money, The owner can have It by calling at
142 George-st. \. ,-- sez2-b'
"a H7SOUkD-DOG-Ah hne Ne wfonndland black and
! ~ white young dog. The owner can have him
by applying at Barnet HOuss-H. CUMMIEss
PaiLt'shOp. se2l-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

wv ANTBD SITUATION AS. shipping clerk,
w or assitant book. keeper, by q young man,
who has had some years experience in large
manufacturing establishment in this city. Salts
factory reference given. Please address IL. z Box
500, Postoffice. se22-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

ga ANTBD : BOARDERs-A gentlemen and
Wv wife can be accommodated with board and
pleasant front room, furnished unfurnished, in
private family, where there other boarders.
Apply on the premises, 135 George-st, near Cen
trnl-avenue. se22-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

wv JANTED-LARGE, BLUE EYES-She raised
w her large. blue eyes to his inquiring Won
der but she could not articuate a syllable when he
presented his Likeness, from J0HHS0N'S Gallery,
Ninth and Main. The work is good-prices very
low Be22-DE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

VUARTBD-To sell double-entry bookkeeping
w scholarships on Bacon's and Ohio and Gun
.drys Commercial Olleges. Good for day and even
ing and full course of study, and just the place to
spend the lorg winter eyenings and young men
save money by buying certificates of w E. ACKLEY,
northwest corner Sycamore and Third-sts, Tuttle
Exchange Office. RAlI-amf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

ENTS-To sell improved Me-
w tallic Sewing Needle -threaders. Agents re-
alize S5 to $40 per day Orders receive prompt atten
tion. Upon recent of en-cent stamp, terms, &c
sent prepaid Address T. M. HEENAN, $40 Cen
tral-avenue, Cincinnati, 0. se2O-f*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

NNy yANTED-NINE CENTS-Ths price is low;
w but by calling at APPLEGATE mammoth
photograph, ambrotype and melainOtype depot,
corner Fifth and Main, hundreds daily get superior
colored pictures, in fancy cases, cheap. se22-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22
WANTED

LOST" FOUND" BOARDING &c.-Ad
ertlgements coming under these headinRs, not en-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

Z" ANTED : -RATIFIOATION = He respected
w her character he felt her worth, but his heart
refused to ratfy the decision of his reasoni never
theless, he got her picture from JOHNS0N,S Gal.
lery Ninth and Main where the work is of the best
kind. and the nrces lower than elseMhere. se22-b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22
JAMES IL. PHELPS,
ELIZA PHELPS,
mnnMAG nhhK n.

Executors of Chas. Phelps, deceased.
JOHN W. APPLKGATE, Attorney for Executors.
seq COOPER A STOK RS. AuCtioneers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-22

"ANTED-SITUATIO English Prot
w estant girl wants a situation TO do general
housewOrk or rs chambermaid. Would prefer to go
to TIE country. Don't mind how far. Address
MARY, Press Office se2l-b'
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NS'"Ssla"Vl'J
Qimcpln ilttb 6amlilt .

1tcIe, unIsre o6tbare Ganobatsn fir prdH.
bent unc 8iee SrdIOent, Inp I6On felt Sabren
Der BeuEltuuns unlTeS frrisn Qanbrs als pabrs
8spublifanrr brfannt. SbI6cn bic pislen S6uf.
ten unp Srtrd9er unIersr @sssnparttti, bic R6
DsmOfraten nsnnru. Idrn Eftrs ptreft uno tnrt.
rstt uuIers 8UltstaiIm pllnosrtsn, 70 lInb Te 6pd
immsr In ibren 8srb6rrn bur& ben 8sildnb rsr
iebt bslrtenben pUrseblihm Oemptratir freiae.
Iprr6sn worpen. - g8ar, rbcr IN bss redtt
glsn 9Btr, Der f& nod brutjutass Elm rbritrr
Nann 1GdBt, rrpatr Su folder Democratic sebS.
rea
G9rliGsr amerituusr g4rfr bios sinen fur.
3sn Bid auf pas Nsw 2JOrfsr poaamt, po I'm
SetpuetIen bee General. .Yc llamtss felt ben nsu.
ern 8tsrtsIiatren ni6t pentser uls s175 900 st.
I6winoelt purben or. SUplsr mar Der poll.
meilsr uno Setrt9r, uno parum III bic 8etris
ssrst ni&t in sebtrisrr 3sit srtsmmt pUrben 2
Der y d. an a II mar bieIsr 8etriasret ae,
wabr, aber lisb Te Riai6psiSsno ba6nf6wsbtn,
alauteno, bae Bolt babe Sano In ben Quaen
ater nift 70 ;-bsr @pler Der Srsttrit BAT Ieint
ausen cffsn-sr firbst untsr unb iiter uns, uni
1en 3sl 1T fir spiss 6rsibstt uno sinsn Gtua
mad 8sItsbtn-tOG urer nispsr. St III Elm frfl'
sr 9cssl, unp Fiest fir etnspGn unb 8 q nj
Itnl
7ofel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
Dir IariHs3ifl.

Die SgindnS 6 Committee bss Ssnnts Der 8srst'
nigtsn Staatsn batle Dor sini8sn 9a9rn cine Su'
fammsntunft,y bel wsldsr elm gcrI&lus esma&t
wurosIbis Surif.S ouiJunstmen, pslhtr absr
IcsIsh bur& bic EN- OR attf4t W e r.
3 et nrosrssIimmt wUrten H.. =. Der . e.
M o ra Yearee, beFen 5iilfe man ertpartst
bate, tat li@ srsen bic Bill frtIGrt. Die 8e'
publitann psrbsn ,aber feline Wlibs iparen eisieI'
be Dor ben Srndt ju prInsen uno tinf Nbttm'
mune bnribsr 1u srtuItrn. Der bsm a.
ttIGei SsnatOr 9Hntsr II srsen cine atauos'
runa res Idriifs-unb Itimmt nit bem M o.
tratt16en S6aBdmt @snstSr GCbt pca'
tommei, ibstsin, bab tsin g8s&Id n5tbiS iet.-
SSnnrn bic btmUtratilden Stimmsstrr balo iesen
ris tr1Grsdlidb Es bur& bic etehrs unisrsr @s'
seppartbe In 8eius auf rinen Garif sehumbuSt
wcrbrn, uno wrr In WtrtIGfeit bic 5ariHIsuts
linb 2 ,Sa Fe tSnnen ss lsbrn. bsnn Rs tattsn tn
ben ltbtsn WCnatsn perI&tsbene CUTE @elssenestttn
ba3u-unO seornfsn es aud paour4 Ja srtennsu
Su settn, bde, fs BEL ben na6Ren gpatlsn trs
Stlmmsn nur fir bic Ganpipatsn Der Rsputlta'
niId.n Sarifparttei, bic Srrrsn QneOIn, 5amItn
unp Curtin abaeben rrerpen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
81 c ito be II:

gIm lsstsn Samitas in Glib. BtstRua 2Oun-
lAIp, ee6a @auntY, 9 ulanua, Gbssattm
pss i4pn lGnsf pertortsnsn 8 CO b 0rb 3,
In sinsm NItsr ppn stpa 76 Sabrsn..
gIm lsstsu 8rsitas In SoseIspiIis, es6a Gaun.
tp, 9r. Daptp urffsr, in isinsm 27Rm
Gebsnsjdbre.
glm 20. Mai In Bdltnbure Gaunf3ip, q 8 l.
eael, @atttn pcn Splepb Stetn, In itrsn,
26fen 9sbsnstabrs.
Am 29Rsn Mu In alsntaun, Naria, g4ittps
pes wsilano berltCrbensn Spbn 9lunema6sr, IN
brsm 79Ren Qstensiabre.
Qm I0tsn Wa, in Vttlabelpbia, @li1a g.,
Gattin Ocn Senry 8. Bed, rbspsm Don DER.
Sauecu, ssfa GaantY, In iHrem 39Frn 2ebens'
iabre.
2m 29len Wai, In 5rteeltsrs 9aunr9p, ee'
6a @auntY, Sr. Conrad Srum, in lsintm
84lrn Sebrnsiabu.
(Ginstlanot ourb ben Gbrp. prn. e. q. G5rce)
glm 9tsn Wat, In Gpterportsin bsm WO6en.
bstte, Sophia, GbeSattln prs Srn, SdeOb Tsi9.
srt, In ibrrm 39lcn Qsbsnajdbrs.
9lm 16tm Wiai, in Splsrpprt, Wcntsomtrp
gaunlv, Sarab NnRa, 46hterlsin pUn SleOb une
Sophia 8si6srt, alt ii Sage.
2lm t7tsn Mat In 5iltaun, Buds Gauptp,
tn S5bulsin Scn SOtu unp Barbara @sBmau,
in einem Utter Ron 2 Sabrsn unp 8 GuSfn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
RieaeIbahn.IinaliIf.

gei Ydur's Stdtion, an Der Sa'psnnlslpa'
MIA 8iessi6atn, In Wurutapnp SauniGip, Serfs
@auntp, ersisnsts l6 ant Isbtsn DUnnrfde fol-
senbcs .frdurise tlnsItd 5trr 8 ctn Bauer
mar nGmliG mad einsm Stcbr ssfabrsa, 'trcbtt &c
iiter seboate 8sseIbabntteitsn mu6tr, unb als
CT bsrleitsn nats fam, mub asr 5trar etnsn 3us
T& Babe bsrannabm leteu, mar abtr allen an-
IGein mad iiterJsust, bag fr nod 5eitlih dber
bisTeIbs fatwn tSnntr, iRpsm er Das Dfrrp fGnel
antrtet. User GO mar sin grprr6- Bug, Der erit
felt rtntssu sassn barauf ssrsfsn, Uslfsr Be-
tanntli& nett I@nslIsr Fdtrt ale bic eewStnliHen
3iae, unt Iomtt bate Bauer l7G Ssrfeten uno er
tral baeer serabs auf Der 8abn nit rem 3use
,uIamn,sn. .-Dts 5Olse par, pab Der unslddl&e
lammt Yfro unS gDasen BON bsm Sutfdnssr ere
pifdbt unb eine bsrsutsnbe Strsde tpe9sepcrfen,
bur6 ben SalI sstSOtst. benz Yferb ein 8en se'
trc&sn unb Der 0aaen In Stiidfn sertriimmert
rpuree .-5err Bauer mar etpa IS Satrsn aft.
mar elm Iebr beIicbtrr unb uerttssladbter Biir'
ger, uue bintsrldet cine Satin uno msbrtrs 8tns
Der Itinen 16rsdli&sn, traursen uHe unerparte' :
ten Stnaang 5u bepenen.
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lanOkarte pOn GeAa Gauatp,
3rausUuSeben rcN
81. u. q + h y 4 d,
Giuilz Gn9enier BON Qfllentaun.

Giuils lsGn9cnier BON Nllentalln.
Die yantfarte (Wap) pCn 2tHa Gauntp, fdr
pelGe felt Sabrn BON trm llntTjsiGnrtsn 1tltll'
uue untsr lsinsr 2eitun9 Sermefurgrr dtsr bas
ganSe Gauntp 9emabt purrsn, III nun ~ trrit grs
Otstcn, pab lie nod int &apfe SitIrs Sabrs pub.
ltjtrt pGrben fam.
Wsber Belt, arteit nod Srlen rsurtfn ssIpart,
um bteis Wiap ,u bem bG6ln @rate Fer Boil.
ltanb9trIt unO @snaui9teit ju trin9en.
gGc Strassn, 8rgetba6nsn, 8anaIs, tSIi6E
unb anerre WalIrlhIme unb Uabsrtraftr IIno In
pteler &arts anss3stet. glle bfsntli6e Yldbs tptt
8Ir&m, 8rr1ammluu9s Sir&bSfe, Soul
kGuier ale 8eItGfteplGse, pie SctstS. 1irtbs-
bdulsr. Stptrs. Wablsn, 9iiesdtebn DsptFs,
YORCiftrn, S4mieo 'g8srffdttrn unO anbrre ge.
wsrtIi6e pldBe Tnp reprelrntrt.
GteniaIs Inb bic gEcbnbduIr ollr gropsr.
Siensr nit ben susebOunrsn @stdursn In 8er-
ttneun8 nit ptn Namrp pcr gienrr auf Der Sar'
te pErjetdnet.
DteIe @up SIet fsrnsr als giIensrubrn, Sfstw.
briGs, Satetrude utp ale auf bic GiIenprptufs
ticn brSislAe Bsrte mp untsrnstmunssn.
Gin gang trionprrsr SprSus sidsr 8arts absr
III bic ri4tise tcposrapbiIds OarIlelluna Der
Srss, @rbirssjdsr. Gedlsr, gBafer16apunsen,
SRIutten, u. (. no, nit ansats trr S5ten ibtr
bic RsrrstFd6r.
Die &drte IN In rtnem Isbr etoBsn WaBIfate
bon 200 Hutbcn gum 3rll anserertist unb pirb
In tbrsr S1GtnbunS rinr GId6s prn Al trt 6us
einnsbmen.
@ubrr benz Sbsn8sIaattE prtsn gldnt In sr5s
6srsm Ma6Rabe Sun altfi St1btsn unb flrnern
Srttn In Ben fretrn 8aum Der &arts rIRgslsgt
istn, nsbA fattfiiten 9atslen.
Die Sarts rptrb fttn ssmatt pebsn unb bic
8anoperSlrrune, 9anpI1atts Siloer pcn 9edta
Gauutp unb anN8tsn rtr faSntm Sfsntli&tn
@ebducs FntbaItsn.
Der grsts Der earte, fsrtis gum auG6anssn IN
ju SIS per Gcpts ftfssfsbt.
Der llntsr,si6nste fat btrsits nabe an $500
in bieles llntsrnrbmeu sslsdt unb ss IN cine tpei.
tert GinlaBe pen otm ele6rn Belauf erIprcerIldb
I'M nur bic &pfer Der NubNeaticn ;u beden.-
Cine Si6sruns bur4 Sub1riptipnsn tit barum
ablplut nctbpenoi9, unp Der llukrRianete Cat
aud In bieisr 5tn1tt Sas pulle 9trtraHn In bic
SsrsitpiQisfsis lsirtr 0htbirssr
llntsrlhriftsn werbsn entrptcr burh ben llns
ttrSei6nctsn Ieltf, ppsr pur$ sipsn BON ibm bas
5u srmahtisifn agsnteit sntsssen ssncmmsn.
3usIci6er 3slt made ih pae Yutlitum auf,
merriam, lt& niGt bon Qsutsn IRE leiten Su Iais
fen, rpslhs prfft6 umber rsiIsn um anaetlIh flir
elite &arts ron 9s6a GauntY SutIcribsntrn 40
iammeIn, atsr bsatf6tissn stwas gang SerIGie.
bsnss pOn otser Sartr ju gutlilirsn. 81
O. Il. Hidbad).
Nlsntaun, Ytai 8, 1860. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
Rr if fdbi8 uno ebrIih.

Gs pirb SeItitis bsbauptet. bas STEPHEN q.
Douglas Ubige gScrte dussebriidt babe, n6m'
lid: nGr,tf facts tbrl d."
ais er bSrtr bab psr a8tb. u brab M NJ
coin als GanbiOat fur preabent frnannt fei.-
Srcb eislem bebuupten ater bod nod bic 8ertn9'
Re-ia bic nisorisRs Gla6s unlersr @sssnlsitun'
gen, ba6 sr nidt fdbts isi Bsa pcn hnen ldbt
F6 bur4auS ri&ts aubsrs sripartsn, bsnn tbnen
lin6 feline 9ttrl gu tlsin uno unlbbli&, penn Fs
6cfnuns babsn bubur& nur cline sinIise Stimms
fGr tbre ecrruptt Ylrtbet Ssrpinnsn gu tSnnen-ta
BET ibutn III bic paubst u q aes uno GtrGi&tstt,
8e&t unb has eanbss' gBobl nur q Sen a.
DE. Soue Srmano Der aufridHs II, 9Iautsn
Oab etneOln nitt fdtis fdr prcfcrnt lsi, eem ra'
tben mir Gh feline 8epe gu psri6affsn, bic er I'm
5rdbiabr In GeusOrt belt, Ctsr feline 8cOen bic
sr belt ale sr por spsi Saten In lsiuem Staat
seesn Stspben u. Douglas, Ganbibat fir brl,
9ereinietsn Staatsn Ssnat mar. Sn Der Stat,
psr bic sslsen BAT. Der III felt dterieuet, bae sr
polItOmmsn fatis fir isne Steae III. Sa paGr'
lid, bic 9srsiniSten Staatsn tatsn nar gang wr'
mig Wannsr bic iGm in Sr3us auf 8Sbi9tsitrn
,ur Seite sslslIt psrbsn t6nnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
Nbrabam Qineofn.

Sn SUlsr SOrter sssstsntr IUti5 tisIt Ssrr
Gltu gBnl6burns unlSnsf I'm 8eprdfentantsn'
baule gu gBaI6instcn cine geOs in Se8iebune
auf bic paISnIi6s unb pOltiids @sfGt&ts Gbra'
tam 9tneclns, pes republitanif d n
&aneoatsn fir bic prdRcsntf6aft. pr. Baf6'
burne bslsu&tets has 8enrtmrn etncCIus I'm 80.
Gcnsrsfs, uno tsn Bes, ben or psrfOlSt Bat, uns
mslbrts, bae einepln fir bic iraftss 5dtruus bee
Rrirses ssssn Msrifc, fir bic BewtaiSuns BON
eanbparrants an bic SCIpaten, fir Strom ant
Safm grbsiIsrunsen. fiir bic aartf Bri4IdH'
unO fir bic 8sI&dsuns Der aerrltOrien sssen BIZ
Stlaptrei seaImmt babe. 5r. gBaIGturne Ictit
Sr. aiucoIn aud aIs sInru Rs6tsselstrtsa bon
srpesr @rIGidli6tsit unb uufdlIenbsn SenntniI'
fen, als eInen pripatmann Otne ylafel unb ga
bel, ais einsn 8sprGlsntautrn cbne etnen Sled
unb. 8crpurf, ale einen rselidsn uno rsGtfGuTe'
nsn @ann. bs1sn sInla&e eetmswstIe unb eau
tsrteit bes Gbarafters itn gum Rufsr unb 8ur'
6iltt eIier arc6en Hfputlt ml6tH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
Der poIitifd,e dbermemstcr.

Der Strctt jwtlden tsu Douglas. uub ZEN
Qntt DOuslaS DemUfroten bdusrt nod tmmer
fort. Die partbei, aeows fSnnen gu tsincm Gnt.
Ihlus fommen c6 es ibr Snters0s Iei, Dough- s
cOer ensn neueu Munn aufunsbmsn, Gr.9ou'
psrnSr Seymour. BON Dem gOrt, wtrO srp6bnt
oils sinsn nsurn GOnpromis @anpiOat, Der gut &C.
rsnst sin IOlIts, ben NOrpsn su tstrissn unp Dem
Sipm au bisnsn, na6 rrm WuiCr Su6anans.
Ssl unb Grerstt, bic Grnennuns Der pritten par'
tbsi. tptrb ni6t pirt NufIsbsu MAIDEN, bIs bas be-
motratilts 9idst i'm 0slpe IT, uub rintse bInSsrt
GauIsnb 9bulrr juTlmmrnseb fnO, UNI 3st'
tunssn mb 8epnern on;utnufsn, tprIds untrr brr
@rg"rn prr Denlcfrahe fir Bel uno everett
eettiOnttsn Iouen, Die ge9sReruns fir 9tnrcIr
rp oamlin, pirO jspsn Sag ldrter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-06
5d,en an ciner Gdse ertappt

ou2oH 0H WHIT LUCY ftt6PPi'
|nIers @sscn' 'Gtitcrrn. ernen es ME rin I'm
tso ma4t cb Fe bic 8abrbeit iaocn Ubrr nidt.
Omen sS n;dt sessten it. einen gSabltampi
(,umn6en cbne li6 unlSbli& gu tstrn9en, unp
'n unb SumtusssrsIfn bel 1aulenpsn oor itrr
ju lsssn, iTno aud in bir(em 8abIfampi
wiroer an elmer IGGnbtiasn 2iiss srtappt
Pen. @lsih mad Der 9rntnnuuB oss sbrli6sn
Sam 2ineoln iprcnsten Te aue. pae CT es9en
Nricaniften Srtes 9sftimmt bate, als rr Gin
sliso res Gcnsrsees sewrIen. gIun ferbrn
ie a1s auf bre Sebouptuusm in 8s,us aut
SaAe ,u tspeibsn. SsrUh btrs IN fir Fs
unm6sli6fsit unb iOlGs bic pIffe AuiTass &C.
t. miiesn 3sitlstsns als eiisnrr Dor brm gub.
asben. Dab es cine frche 2dse il, wtro
=Scbrr 9ogleiA stnIebsn prnn mir prrfhcrn-
mir linb trrsit ;u tspsiBrn mas mir Iaseh-
eineoln ssrape am S6lue prs WtricaniI6en
sss crf in rra Gongrrs scpatlt wurpe-unb
CT lrInsn Sip i'm gonarsB notm, bate gen.
/ tsrstS bic Start Dlsrteo in Icinem SsFt
lcnlit mar tsr Srtss 70 Su ldsen bCsnoist.--
fnp swiss Babrtsitrn uno ftnrsu pur6aut
umsefOBen wsrrsu. g8as miibsn nun un'
sbrlide StImmseter, sincrlet Su prlArr 9ar'
Ee 9stGren, Son Icl6en unperSetblt6en uni
en- llnwatrtsIten pis bic bsmcfratiI6sn Chi
ausartrstst babsr bsrt,n 2-Sn Der Gba
@brlide mue nit SerN&tung auf Fe bntIi