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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

- nonnA Cnseo1n0 Ce0voQaeoa.
A opnvsasioa callsa . dsxAssaAs spos the
- soush Carollna. ana esovlas ssosss -.
y IL vroags. aaahl q Coluab,a =.
IvsysAiag psonis 81 ~ etdinasee
-, psspassd uill b anariy papsd = Il
-.rsr,ess Sla1si 70 nsskm With tbas csre.
q Vi lslibessas atssAtiea which ~ impos.
-. 4 - sahjset veala sssA y denand ;
.-scxassw probably uill bsiae = ~ Aeoails
~ ssysssipn Y many blank carssidesa ~
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- Pulnaese aAgs. sad ~ jsbilans spsscAes
80 ssaSoss, % ssAss b shs ssw isdepsn-
- 4 tAe Republic of South Carolina.
=. "a Greek maxin: " whom the Gods wish
.Au.sy they arss naks aaad," !" vas never ex-
.-ra,l nose fully thsa n thsprsssns secession
1T 1hs election Of Laneoln, With The
- sscspticaspt Bic principles instined into
nrnas d ~ psspls. farnished > prssexs for
- - - csa1edsrasss y carry ont tAsir long
ar,Asl plans. and thus hsyilg roased The
,.,, ss On insass rage, they sssk % take al
- 4 ~ present violsat stats of psblic
.sSrsus v hurry ths 6tsts On % dsssrucsion.
- ,s.ass hsstily called - Convention, ~
LA u essassls q nodssstiea aad svsa
A...pa yui1hneat - thsir nsvess, allowed
- 80 ~ 4 pablie opinion, permitted only
y, sietss v Be run ia the several districts and
~ p'sleed 70 accession, granted NO time Tor
srlnksa with the other Cotton States, or 70
sA1n cooperation, falsely gosded on the in
arirople BY The hope Of foreign assistance,
~ shess and similar appliances have con-
sis keep up the disunioa spirit at fever
IAsd win probably succeed in declaring ~bs
- Without the fold Of the Union.
lssievs Of the manner in which such q move
|as 6oath Carolina 10 about 70 inaugurate
- Be sses BY government viii BE- given
|rAer; but We think that It cannot result in
y ornament diasolution Of the. Union. Al
- more conservative tone 10 shown in
- md Alabama, . disposition TO consider
|k hA = we'll ~ the bright side Of the future
~ u - Union; and even In Charleston il 10
- AkIAai the head and front Of ths Ssce.
AsuA - tarely elected 70 ashe Convention.-
y~yNnAem man knows that the fairness and |
hE Of Lincolns Administration, il given
skssiA. vould still further strengthen this de.
as II Union and put to rebuke those who
~ y false pretenccs destroy it. We think
irubs that when the present madness has
|ui;isA, end South Carolina can take deliber.
u 1ev u her condition, and zee The prominent
|mr 4 10000 dwindle to q mere handful, the
|rsisd hope Of British assistance turned to
hisisn ef Lincoln and all the bulwarks which
pse,sd their institutions thrown down, then
y Isresentatives who are soon to fle out of
tnCss with much pomp and circumstance,
szsaisslessly resume their positions, and tho
~ sachinery Of the government but move
4 - smoothly and easily for the future, on
ssszs of the trial which has proved its perfect
t6nent. II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

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rules, oAeted the folIoVf19 feS65nfSS 1-.{Y -
eonsalned N IL y q v1sn A1e1to13 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

N covERnoR o. GEoRsIA AND TIE LEaIs-
Exa4ov. Brown, Of Georgia. 10 at logger
.saA the Legislature. The Governor, it
~ b his message vetoing the bank sus-
pn bl, intimated that some Of the members
= ha bribed. A few days ago the Govern
snt 10 an explanatory message. In which he
1Haiially alledges that If they had been in-
& d bribery, they never would have mis-
zRsed him. They, in turn, have resented it
Unanimous vote Of condemnation, a. fol.
=;
lhs'ssa, That His Excellency, Gov. Brown,
.lsso only abused the privileges Of this House,
shs failed TO maintain In his official inter
- With this body that dignity of deport.
- .Geh becomes the Chief Magistrate Of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

1s-As recent Couventioa d about
~ hgnsa of - Dsltinoes CcaSsrsace
s'ss Chsrch, . resoiation was passsd
k g Daitinose Annual CenSesoase, q
". -. = asesds ltea - jurisdictioa
~ sesAal Cealersnce u shs Nethodist
IA9sA = scessnt of ~ neu chap
sssy, adsptsd By ths Cssssal OsaSsF-
- session jn BsNklo.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

wFlorida was ceded TO the United States by
+ ~ about forty years ago, in consideration Of
\ cum Of tS,0O0,00O. The cost Of the Semi
. = var was es5, 5,O0O, 600 and the lives CT SO
ian and !, ,4ao privates, besides 10 officers
aasao psivates wounded. The whole valua-
I'D shs fractions State is only GO. .oO0, 900,
her people complain Of being inaItreat-
isnlws they will secede.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

ew-ln spsssA u spsisgasid, a., aAersly IT.
W ~ Chiesgo Conveattou. Jsdss Ksllsy, 81
YhEl1dslphla, nov \. G., slsct. jeeessly vpesspd
: - q Pssnsyiysaia eel sgsinss hasssi ol
|lnIsels Wheat thas Rsnasy3vasis vosM eivs LIN.
cola majority larger than ~ en- Stase n
Jndse - ssesivsd ~ haspsl 4 vhsst fsoa ~
Rspshlteaae - opdngosll asJ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

eT We make every effort TO give our resdess
reliable market quotations for this city. That
our agures ass not always high enough y became
dealers viii aot give - correcs qaotatiQos.-
WAilst ~ ase insesunsd h ~ moss pes,tivs
nanpsr BY bayern. that a 80 = The top of ~
nashst fse hags, ve hsar. nov and thsn. q pss-
ehasss = el,7k. Thsss iAtsaasGsd uill plaass
neelco. Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

DIsPArcHss Lore DRAWN Our-On Friday
night the telegraph operators put Portland in
connection with Charleston, 8. G., and trans
mittsd messages distinctly ; subsequently, Bangor
and New Orleans were connected for the i,rst
time, and messages sent from Maine 70 Louisi-
ana. We believe this is longer distance than
was ever before connected in the United States,
Or any land telegraph line over which Ineligible
dispatches have been sent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

DRowxED.-On Sunday last . boy aged about
fourteen yesrsya sou OF Mr.. Joseph Roth, Was
drowned In the river near Sunderland, Kendall 4
Co.'S pork house. He was skating in company
with another small boy and mistook an open
spacs in the Ice for clear Ice aad uuconsciously
vent into the opening. He swan from one end
of the hole to the other and called out 70 his
companion to reach him pole. The boy pro-
cured branch, and held 1t 70 him but the little
fellows fingers were % benumbed that he was
unable TO bold Il, and the current finally carried
him beneath the ice.
Whsn bic father uas informed of the fact he
rushed to the place, and il required the strength
Of two men to prevent him from throwing hfn,-
elf In the water. This bereavement y doubly
ssvers from tbs fset that NJ. Roth Ioss another
son some years ago in . similar manner, al this
vas his only remaining son. The bereavsd
parents have the sympathy Of ths uhele com-
wunity In their hoavv aNiction.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

SAD DsAsrER-The Evansville Qnd.) Journal
says the residence Of Judge Thornc, an old and
estimable citizen Of Knox county, and formerly
one of the Representatives in the State Legisla-
ture, was burned . few days ago. and the Judge,
after saving his family, returned to the house for
some money that had been forgotten, when the
roof fell upon him, and he perished in the ruins
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

The Cravfordsyille Qnd.) Journal says that
Frederick Moore, Re father Of Lester D. Moore,
thc yocng man reported to have been hung by
Montgomerys band In Kansas, has left Crav-
fordsyilie for the Territory to investigate the
circumstances attending the murder Of bic son.
Youag Mooss has b1sn resident Of Kansas
about two years.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22


and avers the crisis q pressrH thrrsteninr the \.
Union. The compsonIiiSS:s of = :. Journal are set
forth as follows q, Tl-. MI.
We are prepared u say that IN efRcjent but
not revolving fugitive save law should De passed,
and that tn noeaase ah0uld H. fhllnwed ne !. ~
peal of personal liberty lawa. q \,
We were almost prepared 70 cav that Terri
tories may % ssfeiy lett TO take caro- Of them
selves ana thae when they contain pepolasion
which. under the sentence. easitles them to I
EePresensatlss In Congfsss, shsy may come into
TIE .nion With 6t.es 0osesnment OF their
own iTaming provided, y esarse, that they con-
Iofm so.sns Oonssiessa0o q The United
stsses tnss ln view Of the surround
in&s oi me Territories belonging to the republic
ln.vlew OF the fact shat for four years At least
freedo@ vail have fair play and ip siew also Of
two other elements--em'gFatiOn and the census
i-aais. we cay. alnoet coassra'na 70 g believe
II "a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

John C0Chrane 0ltervd an eH,endment to n.
clude ~ the recoInmend ltion the repeal Of all
pesnonal liberty bills 40 called. (Arplanse
~. Sherman Wished Mr.. Adrian 10 accept ~.
oeAsr a1endment % q ~ itclade all nulli6ca-
Ion laws 1r. Adrian objected ssAsis
II. Lsvsioy said ths Drcviers o,est,on w..
ordered 10 The resolution before COchrane'a
amendments was accepted. a4 asa
Ne Adrian said be himself mad ordered the
previous question On the resolution % amended.
(impatientSiieso of question from the deasocratic
sids The House proceeded TO vote on ordering
the maia eue-sion. Ill ~ sF f5Ia
Ar. Basksdale said the gentlemen having takes
tho matter into their own hands muet decide
themselves. Hs hsd no propceition for CON-
psoasise 20 make and none 70 receive. Gk
y. Singleton agrecd with his colleague. ~.
ing he bad no advice 10 give 10 Mississippl, and
4 b had his State woult not heedit. f4ai
r. Mr. Sherman again Intellectually endeavored
70 have Tho words aIl nu!Ilfyire law inserted af
ser the words pe-sonsi liberty bills, wss called
70 order from the Opposite side. #ssA sss
IA Voice.) No such statutes on the book
Tho main question was ordered, ll6 asainss
NJ. washburpe ofMe. endeayorNa 70 male d
explanallon. and vss called 10 order, amid con
fusion Of cries Or question.
NJ. Florence observed that tbie was mere
special objection me Coosutution and Lawn
ought 70 b o6servcd sa #sK
Nc opinner and ssssra)oshsss esid they would
vose Nc. becsnsa the npltdyiag lARs Rsse nos
included. @sa
| n. Branch v4hssd them % sp.city vh.t mn,
6cMssono exis& Tie fc<olufion - e.lopessi 1el
agHinas - IN pssanbls sas s1opeed pnsnl
Dp@1y.a III qatsk i III A#4s ~ s44s4aS
NJ Lovejoy odesrd rysclusi0a making 1 IN.
il6f drciafatlnt 70 ~ Adrisn'e aish the eddisina
of Recommending . repeal of all nuillacsssoo
laD - aaasrtiaG hist Il y - dnsy 81 ~ Pres
t1rns y protest. aed Asfsn1 ~ property = ~
UaiaedE 6saeea. 0bjssl1passae maass jsom ~
Dsaoefatas -. H. Lossjdy nevsa = n1psn-
ssu ~ oasu1Aa a. adAoesiuhy - fliGn1e dl>o1a1
0styseo . 49, - 1ioa i1naaWi1no1 - ct
s4t Fs nj ~ saW Rsiaess.p aa# his% sssE sqa
.xsAsasesua Easi#atsfa ie
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-22

Geld hearing Quarts.
7. Place, ESQ, Of Centreville, sends ~
several samples Of quartz from Pixies Peak,
which can be seen At this Office. His samples
are accompanied bv the following note:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

~ Our inside space. this week, is
almost entirely occupied with the State
nent Of County Finances, which makes
. tremendous run upon capitals, figures
and qusds. But it will doubtless prove
acceptable to our Doniphan County rea-
ders. as it is the first statemsn. ever made
Of our County finances. and embraces the
whole time since the organization Of the
County. The people can now see how
much of their money has been spent.
what it was spent for, and who got Il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
fHurSday: ::::: May 8, 1850

To You've fear our patrons have
forgotten the request we made Of them,
bat few weeks ago; therefore. unplsas-
aAi though IL be. we must repeat it. We
want SSsry person indebted to rs for ad
VSrtising snd jOb-wOrk, and subscriptions
u one year and over. to make settlement
forthwith. We mUst have the money. II
re want to continue publishing paper.
Vs must have the means. Immediately.
20 lay in Summer stock Of material /;
and Il our patrons want rs to continue,
they must furnish the means. We hope
VS ere now understood. and that We shall
not be under the necessity of resorting to
AAFsher measures.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
Statement of the Finances Of Don-
ipAan Comfy, Z. 7.

TsrritOryef Kansas. Csunty Of Dsnrphan
In the DOniphsn County Supervisors
Court. April Term. 1860.
Friday. April Is. 1850: Among 9th.
srs were the following proceedings, to wit;
On motion Of Mr.. Rucker:
Ordered that the Report Of the Com
mittee on Finances. including statement
Of the Expenditures Of the County. froE
its organization up to the first Of April
1850. be published in the White Cloud
Chief and DOniphsn Post, two nswsPs.
Psrs published in said County.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: HENRY BODER, JR..
County Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

"6ivs him 9 sound Gaming bsa. him
within IN inch Of his lifel' interrupted
Nr. g; ''he well deserves IT," and pla.
eng hiS OWL foot firmly upon the breast
Of the fallen man. be gave vent to bis
Earning hatrsd.
The blood flowed freely from the month
and nose Of the wretched man. and be
was already 90 bruised and mAngled. that
emily few groans escaped him.
There" exclaimed Dir. Gastcne. re-
TtrAining bis passion. Il fancy he will
Isll no more lies for the present. Heaven
grant be may repent during the leisure
this castigstion will ensure him."
Hastily pushing him with their feet
against the wall with which that part Of
The strest was lined, they quickly retired.
This scene had not occupied Eve minutes,
h The mean time.
TO Be CONTINUED
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

MACHINES ASD PAPERs.-By arrange
mont with the publishers Of the following
magazines and papers. we are enabled to
furnish them. 10 connection with the
Chief, much lower than the publishers
rates; so that our subscribers will find it
su advantage to order through US. The
6rSt column of figures below, shows the
prices which Subscribers must pay If they
order from the publishers direct; and the
othsr column shows the prices at which
they can obtain them when ordered
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

The speech of Mr.. Parrot. the delegate
frem Kansas. on its admission as State,
has won golden opinions from all sides.
IL was marked by unusual ability. good
tsste. and finish. IF our conflicts in the
Territories are to bring forth such men as
Mr.. PsrRott, We think our Southern breth-
rsn win be shy of provoking them. Few
men have made . more decided or better
impression than Mr.. Parrot since the as
ssmbling of this Congress. so says the
Washington correspondents Of the N. Y.
Tribune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

Thus it will be seen that, BY ordering
through Us. q saving Of from IS cents to
o. may be made on each Of the above
publications. Their publishers make this
liberal deduction to country newspaper
publishers, for the mutual advantage of
both parties: and q good opportunity is
thus Afforded for all to obtain cheap lite
Ystnrs. Remember. we extend this offer
to none but paying subscribers to the
Chisf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

RrvsR.-Ths river continues very low,
Sud still no rain. Boats during the pasi
Wssk - -
Up.-omsha. Thursday; E. & Ry.
land. Friday; Hesperian. Sunday: En-.
Ais. Tuesday; IEstta. Thursday.
Dovn.-Emilie and A. Mcdowell,
Sunday; Omaha, Wednesday z. NJ.
Rylsnd. Thursday.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

SNAsH-UP AT CHARLEsroN.-Our latest
advices from Charleston. report a blow
up among the Democracy. Nine South
ern States withdrew from the Conven-
ton. and it was thought would nominate
Dickinson for President, while the Con-
TsutiOu would nominate Douglas. Let
them eight" when rogues fall out. hon.
est men get their dues"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
1856.

Paid Jno A Vanarsdale. services
as CPk pro tenn Co. Court, Q 500
w R Penick, books 3 stationery, l0l 05
A Payne, for services Commits.
sioner locating County Seat, 600
Remenschneider & McNew, for
furniture County Clerks Office. 70 90
Joel P Blair. for services as judge
of the County Court, q 90
E V B Rogers. for services as
Judge of the County Court, q 90
A H Dunning, for services az
judge Of the County Court. 80 90
Cary B Whitehead, Sheriff's fees, % 20
Jas r Whitehead, fees as Co. Clk SO IS
w R Penick, books q stationary, 90 IS
Cary B Whitehead for keeping
F Lashua, g prisoner, 225 90
Timothy Bancroft. for guarding
F Lashus, prisoner, 10 90
B o Driscoll. two thirds pay
ments. for Court House, 1040 20
T w Waterson. fees State case
agsinst.C Blair 4 E Bright, 10 IS
B o Dristoll. for freight on Stat
utes from LecomptOn, IS 90
For Survey and review of Terri.
torial Road, from st. Joseph.
to Cramer's crossing on Mem
aha River, 14S so
For seals County and Prob. Court, 20 Is
L Prichard, balance due services
locating Territorial Road from
Ca T. - NIL. Ds-.- Sn
] R Whitehead, Cl'k's fees Of Co. 1923 Is
A Fl Dunning. Judges fees Coun-
ty Court. Is 90
EVB Rogers, Judges fees, Coun-
ty Court, Is 90
Joel P Blair, Judges fees, Coun-
ty Court, 18 90
Jas H Merrill. Dep. Sherif's fees, 81 90
For balance due on County and
Probate Seals, 4 90
W P Smyns, acct due on seals, 4 90
T W waterson. j. P. fees, State
case vs.. A P Tribble. S47
Jas Waterson's fees, Constable
vs.. A P Tribble, 2 90
Joseph Tribble, Witness fees. 125
Albert McC sfferty. Witness fees. Is
H @ Moore, Jury fees, IS
Patrick Tendall, Jury fees. As
Daniel Ttndall, " IS
VIM. Purtnett, - 40
Joseph Crippen. IS
NJ. Dye. so
G R Wilson. Bridge Com'r fees, geo
J w Smith assessing Co.. 1856. IS 90
Joel P Blair. Judges fees Couu-
ty Court, q 90
E Y B Rogers, :" $500
A Fl Dunning, 1s 90
james r Whitshead, House rent
Court at town Of Whitehead. 125 90
Daniel Miller hauling desk from
Whitehead to Troy, 4 90
Henry Thompson for Coroner
viewing body unknown person Is 80
JAS 81 Merrill Dep. Sheri1rs fees. % 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

E The great prize fight came off in
England. on the 18th Of April. 1t was
evident that Hsenan was about to prove
victorious. when Saysrs' friends raised q
mob, rushed in, and breke up the ring.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

~ The Emigraut took below about
one hundred and twenty tons of pork,
consisting Of sides. hams and shoulders.
last week. from the pork house at this
placs: and the e. NJ. Ryland took on .
cargo to-day. There is 9 very large
quantity yet awaiting shipment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

Michael Coon died in PhiTadsiphia on
the 10th inst, in bis 106th year. He
was born October Is. 1854. and served
throughout the Revolution and the war
Of 1872. During the former struggle be
vas accompanied by thres brothers. He
wss siK fest four inches in height, and the
Dwarf Of The Eamily ct that.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

The following is a statement Of the
expenditures of DOniphan County. from
its organization. up to the first of April.
1860 -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

The following are and have been the assets
and expenditures of the County, to wit:
The tag ofIe5s amounted To SI2IsY
1857 2233 81
Expenditures OF the County for the
years 1856 and 1857, a46<7 81
The Of 1858 amouatsd to 56Ol64
E5p.adiiur.. Of County for year 1sss. s,sz q
The tar Of 1859 amounted to 76O2 %
Expenses OF County from Jan. !, 1859,
up 10 April ], 1850. 6s0s IS
Total. el6653 50 Sl5,0507S
Total Expenses, 1880 IS
Balance Of aIsetI due Comfy above
eIpsnditurer, SI,6o3o7
] will state, for the benefit Of the Committee
on Finances. that in their report was included
the Territorial tax, and that the above relates
only to the County.
H. BoDER, IA, County Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

Jas. F FOrmaD. relief Mr.. Hsntz sS2 %
jas B Maynard. two cords wood, 8 90
Jas R Whitehead Co. Clerks fees l53 90
j P Blair. Judges fees Co. Court "a 90
HDunnin0 Jud0e's feea Conn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

WI Lewis lumber for coffin. i 2
Coock & Seloor for uss Of teams. IL 5
Geo. s Hough coroner fees, IL 4
James Joseph Constable fees. Is .
Andrew Nell guarding prisoner IA
s d Smith Postmortem sxsminstion ] s
N G Emright n d. do. rs
Vim. Hardy do. do. rs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03

In the absence Of necessary documentary and
parol evidence, your committee have been IN
able to make such q report as will be satisfsc-
tory either to themselves or the public.
A. LARZELERE,
J. Y. RUCKER, Committee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-07

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