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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27

HE New York Republican State Com
mlttee have called State Convention, to
meet at Syracuse on the 22d of August, to
nominate State officers and presidential
electors.
The Zouaves left New York on the goth,
for Boston. They were escorted to the boat
by detachment from each of the civ repi.
ments. The Savannah Blues arrived about
the same time, and the scene on Broadway
was very enlivening.
A PLEAsURE boat containing eleven per-
SONS, was run into by schooner, on the
night of the 10th, in Boston harbor, drown
ing two young women aged sixteen and
seventeen years, and young man whose
name is not yet ascertained.
A PUBLIC reception was given to Hon.
Arson Burlingame, by his constituents liz
Cambridge on the Goth, at which speeches
were made by Mr.. BurliDgame, Gov. Banks,
and Hon. John Sargent. There was large
attendance.
A LETTER to the Boston Traveller, dated
June 81, announced that Zach, the last
stronghold of the christians at Lebanon,
had been captured and burned, and that the
christians were flying in all directions. 1t
was rumored that Sedon had also been des-
troyed, and $500 christians massacred.
The defence of Zach was heroic.
AT Lawrence, Massachusetts, on the 2lst,
large wooden building owned by Mr..
Hazleton in connection with the Havrehil
loan fund association, and occupied by sew
eral Irish families was destroyed by Ere. A
woman and child we're burnt to death, and
two fremen were badly injured by falling
chimney.
SIX convicts at the Sing Sing prison,
New York, who were at work in the Marble
quarry attempted to escape on the 18th
inst, by running past the guard. One of
them named John Rahm, was shot by the
officer, J. Sarles. The ball passed through
his head, killing him instantly. Christian
Breckstein, the notorious burglar and pick
pocket, who was serving out his seventh
term was the ringleader, and evinced de-
termination not to be taken back to the
prison alive. He made desperate struggle
with the principal keeper, B. F. Galick,
who was compelled to knock him insensibe
before he would yield. The others were
soon captured by the officers.
HEENAN accepts Morrissey's challenge
but the New York Herald publishes card
purporting to come from Morrissey, denying
the authorship of the challenge.
THERE is news that Mr.. Ten Brock g
horse Satellite, won the Stanford plate at
New Market.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27
The Lincoln. Breckinridge Organis,
Sketched by a Republican Limner.

The Sank Rapids New Era, responds to
the Minnesotian's sheer that it does not un-
derstand the "PoLICY of a Republican
paper supporting BRECKENRIDGE, in re-
markably truthful sketch of the "sole
agent:
Because we tell the truth, he (the editor of
the Minnesotian) says we lack judgment. Be-
cause we won't deceive, he says we want
tact" Well, from such mind we should ex.
pect such judgment. 1t is perfectly natural.
Habtuated to the practice of deception for
years, he doesn't know when the truth should
be spoken even for policy's sake. Were we as
dishonest as himself, we might swear that to
elect Lincoln we must praise Breckenridge. and
that to help along the cause of free soil, we
must applaud slave code. We propose, how
ever, in this canvass, to give the political news
of the day as it is, call things by their right
names, and give each candidate his true posi-
ton, of whatever party, and not, in Imitation
of our Elk Indian schoOlmaster consume time
in the perversion of facts or the repetition of
falsehoOd. There is such a thing as honesty in
politics, even though our rubicund school mas
ter may not know it, or may be incapable of
practising it. There is an atmosphere of de.
cency and morality in the world. though he,
from his cesspoOl of venality and hypocricy,
may never be able to comprehend the one, or
practice the other. And there is q purgatory
for political sinners like himself; though it is
altogether possible that in all his mercenary
pilgrimage, he may never have dreamed of it.
Now, what this Shiny editor may choose to
say of US, we care very little. We knew him
when eight years ago he lived with the Indians
north of us in the woods; and we never knew
any good of him. There is savOry history of
him up there yet to be written. He says we
were Land Officer under Pierce. So we were;
and when our time expired we left office at
least without reproach. We were not kicked
out, as our ex.Indian school master was from
the Winnebago school house, for incompetency.
nature and trained by habit for camp follow
er and hanger. on of men in Office-gifted only
with the instincts of the BLACKBOARD and the
reviler, with an appreciation only OF what,
among fair.mindcd men, is deemed most dis.
honorable, anything he can say is alike power
less for good or evil. We shall not stop longer
to point the finger at him. Long ago, as a
political editor, our ex-lndian school master
erected his own gibbet, and public opinion is
now swinging him up at the corner of every
cross road. And let him swing.
We will wager pair of moccasins against
a calico gown, that the Winnebago school
teacher hereafter, will let the Neac Era
very severely alone. When the Minnesotian
editor is revealing in the dirt of lying per-
sonalities, there is only one way, as we know
by two years experience, to drive him to
assume even an appearance of decency.
Show him that you possess the whip, even
if you do not use it, and be will become as
gentle as sucking lamb.
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Attempts to Oberlin-ize st. Paul.

The abolitionists continue their efforts to
annoy Southern visitors to Minnesota.
The writ of Habeas Corpus, issued on
Saturday, at the instance of these worthless,
using as their blind negro known to the
police as notorious criminal, was respond
ed to by Mrs. PRINCE on Monday, and yes
terday Judge EMMETT dismissed the writ
Mrs. P. denied ali knowledge of the wherea-
bouts of the African, and Counsellor
NouRsE could produce no evidence to make
good the statements contained in his appli-
cation for the writ.
Yesterday the case assumed another phase.
Capt. MORTON, of the city police, was ar
rested, upon an information accusing him of
kidnapping the negro servant of Mrs.
PRINCE. The information was lodged by
the negro mentioned above. On the exami-
nation of the case, before Justice GIBBS,
yesterday afternoon, it became evident the
negro was committing perjury upon perjury,
and the defendant was discharged upon the
evidence produced for the prosecution. We
understand prosecution will be commenced
against the negro for perjury.
What will be the next move of the
neutrality-suspicious. has not yet been
agreed upon. 1t is notorious the prosecu-
tions thus far have been merely to manu-.
facture political capital, at the expense of
decency and lropriety. The only wonder
is, that Counsellor NoURsE and his friend,
FREELAND, should permit the testimony OF
white persons to be received in these cases.
This is a wrong which should be remedied
at once.
Are the people of st. Paul willing this
city shall be converted into second Oberlin i?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27
STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

A State Democratic Convention will assem-.
BILE at Saint Paul, on WEDNESDAY, the ed
day August, 1860, at IL o'clock, A. H., for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices, to ,rit /:
TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS;
ONE STATE AUDITOR;
ONE CLERK OF TIE SUPREME COURT; and
FOUR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, to elect
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS President, and HER
SCHEL V. JOHNSON Vice. President, of the
United States, as the regular nominees of the
National Democratic Convention.
The different counties will be entitled FAC.
cording to resolution of the State Democratic
Convention directing representation to be
apportioned according to population) to be
represented in the Convention by Delegates,
who are bona tide residents of the Counties
from which they are accredited, as folleWs:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27

A NUMBER of distinguished Democrats in
Indiana, who were at first decidedly opposed
to the nomination of Judge Douglas, are
now actively engaged in rallying the people
to his support. Among them are Governor
Willard and D. w. VOORHEES,. They ad-
NIT that Douglas is the regular nominee Of
the party, and they don't know bow to bolt.
Governor Willard has already addressed
several meetings in behalf of Judge Doug
las. Indiana is good for fifteen thousand
majority for Douglas and johnson.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27
A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH

A SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
FRANCE AND THE UNITED SrArEs.--By the
advices from Paris, we learn that Louis Ma.
poleon has sent to the Corps Legislatif for
approval convention for the laying of a
submarine telegraph between France and
the United States. No particulars are
given, and as yet nothing is known of the
route that will be adopted for the line, or
the time when it will be laid; but the fact
that Louis Napoleon has matured such a
scheme, and formally made the fact public,
is significant one in the progress OF France
and the increasing interest taken in Amer
lean affairs by the courts of Europe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27

TEscH, Republican, was elected City
Treasurer of Milwaukee on the 18th, by
932 majority. Politics did not enter into
the contest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27

WnoIe number OF Uelegates.. zig
The Central Committee would suggest that
the County Conventions which assemble under
this call, choose their County Committees for
the ensuing year, and direct the names of the
members Of such Committees to be forwarded
to the Central Committee, at st. Paul
By order of the State Democratic Central
Committee. EARLE s. GOODRICH,
ST. PAUL, July 10th, 1860. Chairman.
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TO ADvERTIsERs.--The DAILY P,ox,

TO ADVERTISERS...The DAILY PIONEER
AND DEnocRAr has larger circulation than any other
daily paper published in the State Of Minnesota Its
circulation equals that of any journal Northwest of
Chicago.
The WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEAocRAr has q circula.
ton largely exceeding that of any other pub
lished in the State. It's invaluable therefore, a. An
advertising medium. Only limited number of sdyer.
tisements received.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-27

THE FIGURES on the Printed Address
indicate the time to which you have paid:
TOT instance: jan1, means paid 70 the lst OF
Labels as by doing they will be always posted,
AND they wish 70, renew before the lime to which
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IN giving credit and have the rect6ed at once
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Qinceln 3citunacH.

9la& Der u8rsisn 3eituns," In girport. un.
Hldesn ntht weniser ais rs rrutIte 3eitungen
ben Ssrsinistcn Stlatsn, bic Ssrren 6 ne
| II une 8 m | I n fir 9r'fbsnt uno 8ires
eEOrnt. Daruntsr FnO Mot pniser ais 81
glide. Dies III cine SrcBe 3abl, uno nod
ebcbem tpurre un1ers 9artbei bur6 70 UieIr
RtI6s 3eitunscn untsrliist. g8ir mlsen atrr
GpitOr Der seba6trn 3;ituns barauf auImcrts
p ma&en, tab CT nod Swsi crutlGe Ginccln unO
Imlin 3situnssn In pieltm Staat, ndmlia ben
Earbcn gounts Gblsr" uno hrn ,.llnion Gam.
Dsmsfrst" prrsssen, ubsr riat in Der bslprU.
Rtn silte ansfabrt Dat. gu6 autcHFren mir
! taasssR goitor, bem SGrsbrr beS ,,Solts'
+nnss" gu lasen, bab er etnen 9rpben 6eblcr tes
nsen bat, ba no er infer Slatt In Die 9ile IrI.
"Sea' Sdtter" lests. -Nsin. mir lino fsrne
pcn Elm Srlmam Su Iein, unb Der ,,Golts.
inn" titts brbsr wissn fOaen, Osnn ibm mub
bstannt istn, bae mir In 1856 Col. 5remcnt
trlldbt. unb in ben lsBtsn 25 Satrsn tmmet
II frets grbttt, se9en Die ipeiters
sbreitung Der 9 Srlapcrei mb d r ei.
, ttf&iiBenben Sarif selrttrn
, 9swirft batsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Ein ftbSnee .SeIofaaer.

Die .ptilatrlptia Naiicnat @uurben," tInt
Der bel'rrf3rtsn Gompasnien In ben Sereinigtsr
Staatsn, bat IGon felt elmer g8pGe 6rr sin 5elc'
lager bel 8etttstsm an un1ersr @duntp' '8r6nje
aba balten, wcl6es lrift mad mtIttdriI6sr Orb
nuns ssbanOtnbt pirb. Eas edssr tpirb tdsIif
bon ptelen Men1drn BON jebem glltsr befutt, unc
Ssbsr srrldet aud boeclbe wObl;ufrisbsn, ccrr
pottbelotnt fir feline Mibe-inrsm bic SoIba'
ten, tticnbsrs Wlat. .. 9yIe, @ei. 8. gltR, Wldt.
1bCrp. unp fury @le anbere BON ben rrfien Man'
ntr-ia Wdnnrr pun san,en 5srjsn fnb. Die
,,@unrbsn" Fnb burA Beds beribmte Srabban'
be, bas Bette Rulitccrps In bisism eanbe tsslets
trt.-3u itrtm ecbe pclIen mir atsr ipsitsr nihta
1daen, benn fs bsbarf eS burdauS niGt. DAD
MilitGr, baS ba1tl6n sneamptrt IN. Iammt bsr
8rnBbanbs bsaebt stwa aus 1870 Wann. 9er'
ssBt es ia n6t' unb ssbst unO Istst tpts fdSn
unb urbnuussmabis ba aaes aIAsiirtt un6 5u'
aett.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

pie esIrr Der hfmpfratiI6en 3sttun9er misrr
bann bod In Der atat Ietr Sisls 6untussr.
FH 9efallen laben. @easnpdrtis pirp aud pirs
rtn Colder rerluht, unp rs IN Der, ba6 Die
|ruptsn eemptratiI6m Qisrrs f6 auf I n II
|p6blrr. 1idet In birIsm Stdat perrlnet tGttrn.
lb cline Iol6s SsreinIsuns itattscfuntrn bat.
b III burhaus nIAt 70, Icnpsrn pisIeIbr III nur
ImpfrGlen wcrfen-uno tHB man GA aud
bt pereinissu fam, Obsr pab bic eprraptsn 2ics
d bas sutmsinsnbs Bolt nitt paSu bcpesen
|n, zine IoIds srunpIabtoIe Sanpluns gu be.
len, uno 4 c II UNI pirfen Sereortrncn Sic.
10 nc6mals cine @slsaenteit su ssten unIere
|rrn9tm Staatrn S6abfammsr wtsosr II
raub en-, tics pibsn lts prtl 9enu9 Die
|abrtdt III, al cine rnee 9ereinteung III ntdt
|oentsn, uno bic Qirrers ie9en pirs au@ isbt
Fn etn-unp iie iirsItsn iit olbsr nur i'm @run-
tpsr in 3ufunft bic Sarttet Isitsn iOl, uap
y gum Gtsit III ss abgslebrn, ibre Cabeim.Sr.
Nilaticnen aufjub lIten, une babcr balten lir cS
bppprIt nctbpsnpis. itre Grrunes Su bumtug'
t. une itHsn 5aus in bic Nugen gu pPrfen.--
bod bic fbrliben DeuOfratrn babfn lit eats
Ic6en liA ni6t IGuSrr an Der 9llIr fibren 3u
len, uno' wrloen fit ViHeelR unb SamIin finn
n. gDir rrdhtsten rs ais unIerc YfiGt bic
Imrinsnben Dsmrfrotsn auf ptiae Wabrbeiten
julreiicn, rbne bab Cs Der esrtnsiie intrrIhieO
uns madt, ct ie R4 auf elm GrwablsrsSidst
sinissn cher nldt-esnn mir FnO tereit ben
Fuptsn eispers gu bssssnsn, unb aud niGt nur
Fin ju tr9esnsn, ionpsrn aud elcrreit gu be-
eu, uno mj5sn IL es and SeraOs made, ws
ss iir gut teiinp'n, uno oaun caju gu ldscn
bumbuaaen 70 piel le immsr neLsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Gtne .Gdrte.

gBir bic llntsrsd6nstsn, 8drssr nb @s1dafts'
esuts bon Der g8sf' 5amiltcn Strabe, Der Stabt
9amtaun, ga. srsrsifen bieie Nsttcbs, ben 5su.
srIsutsn unO Sir9rn Der bs1asten Stubt dbrr'
baupt, unIsrn un9stsu&sItsn unO berSl6sn Dant
.bar5ubrinssn, fur itrs Dsrrinistsn @narsnsunstn
um unlsr 9isentbum, Ueer tpenisitens elm Ststl
baSpn. Dor benz 8rusr unb Dor SGabsn ;u rsts
ten, pdbrsnb bsr 70 brpbrnben Srsufrsbrunf an
lebten Sonntase e.-Stne biefe Ictenswertte unb
unnuhsiebisen anRreneunssn, IN es gan, tlar,
baB cine srObe 3erN5 uns on Gisrnt9um bas
fldsIi@e SieiuItat tSttr Irin mibsn.
81. 9. gOuns II. Comp, pstr s. eetr,
GbarIes s. Wartn, gImcs Gttinetr,
Reis uRO Sisger, SUtn 8. Gols,
Scbn o. Qatpaa.
aasntaun Suti II. 1860. naim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Nns 0mnns Nypffnmt.

5n Der StaSt Gmaus. In tisIem Gauntp, III
B aud IN ben leBtsn 5asen, pisosr rinmal cine
q tleins unb psr66tihe 1bat, brra setpiBs
prrs Der eemotratiIhsu Ydrtbsi Srribt pproen
. rcrtise pofamt war ndmliH G4on cine ss'
me 3eitlana In ben 9inben brs orn. 9 2 {.
Rer @ierin 8, elm unbstclfenrI | f.
rManu. Der bur4aus 1en eeben niht eurG
prtten psrolenen tlnn, Der absr In alien 6iafh.
3uirIrbenbslt CAB, unb rln Niann bon unbe'
ltsnsm glufs III. glun ersub es iif absr. bae
i6m psrIdnst ipuros, ccb or benz t T a.
d feIn fOate. 5srr 3ierins mar BON ie9er
lauier pClitifer. uno mar felt sinigrn Satrrn,
IN MIR rsdt tsri6tst wUrrn Gnb, niAt mebr
Der g4abl gspsIen -dber nun sCrabs ju Gun,
Der bemottatilaen parttst 3u I6rsirn, baju
ats sr Th ni6t SsrIlebsn. uno biss mar l9pn
ptel iiir bic eispsrs. Seine 8lass ipar stssn
abtr ber Scpf bss 5rn. @ierine muBte atss'
assn, cber Idn tdslite5 Sroo muBte itm ses
1T. unb bas amt einsm lautfdrsienprn Demo.
J, In gutsn @eGh6ftsn, uno nit gutrn uno gssf
pen @liebern d6ergs6en tperben. Wue nun
/ bas san,r publitum nit Der allrr'ticflfen
a&tuns auf bic 9iebsrs elmer Yarttd binbli.
psl@s liG fplGe Sr9etunsen 3u ShuIcen
|tmsn loesn 2 elder isbr psrninftiss unp &c.
lpp1s NsnI& tbut brs. aat bic 6errcn, rpei.
bisls 8rOoraub Sbat perri&tet babrn, Rnb
l. aud sum Slid tetannt-ja man psib nur
gut msr Dem jsbisrn Snbabsr bas @smtdrn
BstCtrn bat. - S6anbs S6anbe Gp;ss
banbt. alien 1ol6en Nenidcn bic sinem armsn
men Mann, Der unorm5senS III gu arbetten.
Srcb BON bsm Ounee tpesustmen ! Do6
Z us fir bruts, ubcr MIR wsrpen ipGtsr tpircer
birfs SaGs Suridtcmmen, 'pC mir Johann bic
men aIIsr Sstbsilistrn bsm publitum In sinsr
|parden 0iie Scrfe1rn wsrben. Sn Der 9bat,
mar cine Der fleiul6arn unb sraftlihhen
|gsbunScn bic mir nod is srlrbt tubsn-unp
r auG, 0Stt Iei es srbantt, glsmano aIs ror'
Pts ecfcfcfo Qieprs wtirbsn ii4 etwas dbnli'
3u Shulben fcmmcn la6en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Hici)t 3u peracGcn.

Stf6on es ibrraa tstannt IN. baB bic eitbsrt
Der bemufrutiIasn Dartbei, ibre SrsaniFruns In
,ws fsInpIiGs GtetIe eetrsnnt baben 70 mSftsn nil
bod unlern Srsunten. ben suten 8tpubltfunsrn
anruttem fb niGt In bic Hube 3u tesebrn. unp
ibrs Sdnbs in BEN S4Ous Su leeen-Ionpcrn I'm
@esmttsil an bic artet Su estsn. ale BablOi
Frtte sst6ris Su rrsunilirn, unO Daftr su ICrssn
pas aHs une Sete unIsre 5reunbe prn 8atIrr
bciwOtncn. g8enn ries aud nitt ssrner IN bic
fen 8ablfdmpfen nctbwenpis II, 70 f&abst se
niGts, unp bas @ute pas es teSwsdt, III, ra6 mir
bic ecrrupten Gistsrs beifc trumptrencfr. tisten,
urb baB fe fh untsr IcI&en umitdneen bann
Ftn no& tsr @a9l niGt wtecfr Sersnt8rn tTn'
nett
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
cincoGn, 6om(in mO Curtin !!

Ett bemcgraiIfhtn RrpubIiEangr BON 2eha
Gauntp, un6 als SolGs EsI&s stasn unfsrs tsb'
iee bebrrbent uno rCrruptt Nattonal Seatnung
untfr Sames Bu&anan-als iOlGs ipsIGt ssasn
ben brFpptiften 9erompton SGpnbel, bic 8e.
ltsdunssn unb bic Ginsriffe In bic Dabten bur&
etslelbt-NIls lcl8e psl6s esesn bic rpsitsrs Nus;
trsttune Der psrbabtsn NsnlGrn. ScIapersi-Ql.
lt iplte pslHe ee9tn freisn Sanbsl-NGr Iclte
wslhs er9en unIers psrl6psnbsrilGe Gauntp.
SaustaItunssn sslOnnrn fno-unb aQe Icl6s
TsI6e 3u Gunlien zines be16dgsnosn Gariffs unc
gu @unltsn BON lparlamen 6auebaltunarn In ben
Vsretni9trn Staatsn, In rifsm Stuat unb In bic.
fem Gauntp iinb-Nnb srlu6t unb eIueslaSen si.
nsr 9auntp' SerIammIuns beiJupctnen, peIfe aui
Samftags ben 4tcn 9lu9uTt
ndd1cns, UNI 10 llbr gCrmttass, am @afbau.
fs pCu .. 8. 8stfeG, In SGn Raeunatt
daunl6p, erGa @auntp, sstaltsn prrtrn Ipa
fir rn 9neJrsd SUrbrrstunaen fir bic nS6a,
0nbI Ju treffrn. @ins 5a6lrrlGe 8etpotnune
III etnartet.
filsbman @ccb, geilam s @austsr,
gBn'. gD. SdmsrsIy, NaIam Rabbrrn,
Daniel 6. gdar. RUiss Bisanb,
eRorlsS VI. Bsanb, 5arrtfOn 5Opr,
SANFORD Strptru. Rrtrrt Sterly,
9tUmas eibsnbes'r, @iGtam s. @UFrr,
ScltFt NUGrs Nattan DdtutClb,
elsniuS Sramlta, Natban Du6tsr,
Seriamin SrnlmeI, GPbraim 8. Sub,
Samrs Sinsmaisr, SpIrmpn 9. Rittn,
e9arlrs S6Snip, 9cratic 8. 6r1Us,
Stsbenoe 6 M nj tttse.
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1euaneu uno 1itaen

Sc gift pirtl6 INNER nod Uerbgrtrnr Scri6.
Bier BON eemcfrdtIten ;3tituusen, rrlhe ss firen'
ae leuSnsn sae Sen. Softer. Der oempfratt.
f6e @cuusrnTrs Gonroat, bur6 9Brnhsa @elt
BON brm .bcmrfrati16tn gCrruptunS 6uuo In
g8l16iu9tcn srGaltsn abe.-gGsq man rrrartei
bon iolden @slAGpfen aud n6ts anperes-brnr
Ifu9nen unb dasn IN sbrn, unb mar
fhon cine Rfibe vcn Sdtrsn, ibr eanjes 5anb.
psrf ;-uno inpem Bsnbeu &c woren.
bag sr itm @rlp sssrbsu bat 70 fetsn ale Ssrs
ninftiss WenI6sn. pas eisle Scrjbblu, rel6e bas
@eacntteil tebauptsn. namlt4 Oo6 sr ts n
@db mbalten babe bier wieberum bsIbrs, bic
Batrbrit 9sttusnetu unb nod busu 8 los
stn 6abrn. S9dmt Gu6, itr perbcrtens @r'
G&Gpfe, bic i6r feline anbere @ebanfsn uno auf.
satm mebr babt, ais bas 8clf Su bumbusssn,
unb bic Datrbsit, benz 8ObIersebrn brs 9anOss
gum S6abfn, su untrreridrn. Sa laamt suG
brnn ipubrli6 Ollie CUTE 8drssr miesn NIT Der
alIsrtefllen 8era&tuna auf euh binattlidrn.
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Nd0rt6t.

Der tlntsr,sitnets trnatrGHsct tierburG BIZ
Boards BON Dtrsftcun Der STI6i ispsnm S6ul'
Di1rtte, baB er etelelbe fir Selpre6un9 unt
Examination SUn 2strer treffsn wtrp, an ben fcIs
senbsn 3'itm unb YlaBn. nSmlit:
g(lentaun Oi1ritt .-9lm 27Ren Suli, nm 3ten
gearb S6ulbnuS
gIcrb. .g86sittaq -gm 2s1ea Sail, AM 6auIt
BON SOtn S6anB Jun.
Otrr'Naruneie. - Gm fen ausuR, In So:
9elsvae.
Str.Smcona .-Qm t1tm guguR, IN Goo.
persturg
Die Gtunbe Der 3u1ammcntunIt In I'm 9 lltr
6es @crmitta9S. .-@ns allaemrins Ssiwctnuna
Ger Dtreftcren uno folder 9ebrer pcldc In ireenc
eincm Der pcrbeiasten Oifrtfte on Irbrn min
Iden, 1T a6tunsspca scwinitt.
bg-D Die Examination fir Die nod ii6riern Di.
itrifte rrrten befnnnt aemaat, 10 bolo oIs bic
0uf6ieOsnm Boards bic 3stsn unb 9liBen tpann
unC mo es tbnsn em trfen l4den mag, fsRss1eBt
baten.
3. @ooe,
Gaurty 'Suprintrnrtnt
Sult If 1860. na3nr
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9Im 4tsn SuIi sretsnsts Il& In 0aruturnr
Saunf6tp, Serfs gauntp, fOlssurer trauriss lln'
sIiidsfaa: Gs tesab f& ndmli& bas SbbnIsiu
bsS Sm. q sra am 3 INNER ma n, auI
ben Srannsn, NO bann uuelddIi6er DsiIe sint
plunfe brad. unb, truuris Su melpsn. bus Stint
In ben stpa so 5Jub tIsfsn Srunnen bnabRJrjts
Die Nuttsr mar alein gu Saule, b5rte rss Sinh
'f6reien, elite aud susIei9 mad bsm 8runnen
atcr es mar tbr niGt m5sti6 bneslts gu rittrn,
uno bs 5GIfe tsrbsI FAM mar es cine 9ri6s. Sc
mar rtes pos sin5sr Sur bss 5rn. Zimmerman
unO mar etrpa srst Sabren alt. Das @eIabl Der
Gltern, dber ben 70 pl5Blihsn uno unerpartstsn
9cb tbrrs 9ieblinss, laet fG etsr penfen uIs be-
1hreben.
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Zinc scfabrlid2e GeuntcrAct Vote.

gBir llnb bur6 bic Sraus9ster Res e., Ystsr
Icns Dstectcr" sriuht murprn fclgsnbs 3silen In
unisr 8tatt aufune9mrn:
R6g- ..Gs bffuben Ia ncue unb ecfdbrtfr se.
fdlI6ts s5 gicten ouf bic Commercial 9lnf pcn
philadelphia i'm llmlauf ,--DteIslte iihp psn gio.
ten Der 9etrc6sncn Commercial Sant, BON Yertb
ambcy, in NsusScrIep. umecanrut.
Etiquette cine gBanFI6fana Sccnr-sin Nann
Iptebt BalIii&e-unO bic 3abt il in einsm js'
ben ctsrn Gds. Die glcte III gut aematt unb
man beesr nimmt feine 9luten Son irner 8anf,
duBer man prib 9 ~ E paB lic Gtt llnp."
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9fd6rt0f

getrb bsrmit ersstsn, bab Der tinta,sfn,te
ais @rstutOr rrs lestsn g9ilenS uno 8eIiomsnts
pe6 Oeriorbsnsn 9t 9ads, lebibin sun
eeun 9aunf6p, eeda GGunts, anarltllt irprbrr
IL. - QGs Ditifnsn babr, mslfe nod, an F..
iaats 5lnttrlabsnltalt idulfsn, finb thrburf
aufsfforefrt inntrtalt s gBCdrn duSurufcn unS
abdubt,oblfn,-ll SClte bic nod rtdtnlGbtas
6crelrnnesn baben mBssn lino etenfalls er(udt
lolds trntrtalb telh ndm!iGsu 3ritraum rutI6s.
fdtiBt einlubdnttesu ait
Samuel Camp, Gror.
Stunt 90. nb6,,