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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
THE MILITARY BILL.

Tie Bill which was reported from the Com
mittee of Conference. and which Fl inaly passed
the Legislature, is, in substance. the Senate
Bill, as amended by Mf!sMarshall, with slight
altera tions taken from the House, Bill. The
sixteenth section in reference. to the nav of
officers. is retained without alteration. We
shall publish the Bill at length in our next issue.
The Bill authorizes the Governor to call into
the service of the State such portion Of the
Militia, as he.may deem proper, when it shall
appear that an armed force is about to be EN-.
ployed against the State. g.,
1t directs that one volunteer company shall
be raised from each battalion of infantry,
and two rifle companies from eacl, in fantry
brigade. and one or more cavalry companies
from each cavalry regiment-with the privilege
granted to the various Companies, Battalons.
and Regiments which shall Offer their services.
as whole, to retain their own officers. ~ 4
= 1t authorizes the Governor to call this force
into active service whenever the safety Of the
State shall require 1.-THE term of service not
to be longer than ~ months
The various Brigadier Generals, end the
Major General to be appointed by the Gov.
ernor, by and with the. advics and consent Of
VIC Sehale. ~, ssss.2s. " e.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
Address Of the Southern Members. of Congress to
their Cons titucnts

WASHINGTON, Drccn.bc Il! The following is
reiiable copy Of the Southern address:
To OUR CONSTITUENTS: The argument is ex-
hausIed all hope of relief in the Union through
the agency Of Committees, Congressional lcgsia
lation, or Constitutional amendments, is cxtii,-
gnsh'd. and we trust tho South will not be de-
ceived hy Appearances or rretence, or gunIan
tees. In our judgment, the R'r"bIicaus are res.
o!ute in their purpose to gran. thing that will
or ought 10 satisfy the South. We are satisfied
that the honor, salty aud Independence OF The
Southern people 'uire til" organization of II
Southern Conederacy-a result 10 be obtained
oniy,b separate secession; and that tho priniu-
~ object ofeach slavrholding State ought TO lie
l's speedy aud absolute separation from n union
with hostile States.
u l.. Pucli, David Clopioa, Sydenhnm Moore,
J. l.. M. Curry, J. A. Stallwo,t IT,, (Represeuta-
t!vcs) Alabama; a. Iverson. (S"nninr,j J. H.
w. Underwood, l.. J. Gartrell, james Jackson
}. j. Jones, M. j. Crawford (Representatives,)
Georgla;, G. S. Hawkins, lRepresenta ta,ive,)
Florida; II. c. IIindnan Representative Ar
kansas Jefferson Davis, a. &. Brown. (Senn-
tors,j W. Batksdnle. D. II. Singleton, Reuben
Davis. Qlcpresentntives) Mississippi; Burton
Craige, Thomas Rntiin, (Reprrsentalivrs.) North
Carolina; John Sld=!l, J. p. Benjamin, ($Sena-
tors,i J. NJ. Landrum. te, presentulive.) Lou
lsana l.. Wiefall. J. W. Hcmphiil. CSenntors,)
}: =. Reagan. Ute2resen,ative,) Texas: MI
Bonhan, }. Mcqueen, J. ID. Ashmo,e. Wepre-
sentatives,) South Carolina, . ".
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
sSoBITUARY.

DIED. at Milway, Abhtville District the
pace Of his sresidenee. on the 18th day ofsEo-
yemher last, JOHN COTHRAN, EsorlRE, in
the sixty; second year of; his age,
: "He reets from kis iabors and his work, do
follow bin!" He was:a merchant, just and sa-
Racious; a planter. intelligent ande enterpri.
'sihg n magistrate TINT ra6tficd strife and re-
pressed crime :: a citizen, patriotic, liberal and
'nseful; an inGqlgent snnd watchful master; II
kind neighbor faithful and seadfast friend ;
an directorate fatler and husband an honest
man. and an humble follower of.Jesus :, y
His last illness, wlich was, ,pfotfdGte through
four months, he bore without q nlurninr, con
.emnlating death and speaking Of IT, without
fear For mapry Years hes had been o member
Of the Baptist Church, and wasia Deacon in i,
at his death. From his oniding faith in the
m eriis And mercy. of his Savior he derived his
co nsolation and supr orr Snf the trying hour.
He has left a widow and four hildrsa5 ~ !!
/. Egie9ds ssorrow MOTHS thoses who have no
hePep bnt follow :as he, flowed chnsl.."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR

Alter nn exciting contest the Hon. F. w.
PtckESs was duly elected Governor Of he State
for the next two years.
Dir. fickens is gentleman Of matured cx-
perience, and distinguished reputation, and hos
hlied with great credit various prominent pub
lic'positious He was long the acceptable rep.
resentative of the "Ninety-Six District" in
Congress, and has but recently resigned the po-
sItion of minister at the Court of St. Peters
burg. 5x
His past services, and his acknowledged abil.
lty afford sufficient guarantees that the best in
terests OF the State will be safe in his hands.
The Lieut. Goverpor. Gen. W. W. HAnLEE,
is one well fitted for his position.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
AEVERTIsEMENTs.

We direct attention to the advertisement of
the Abbeville Female Academy. by Miss NJ. f.
PrTSAM. Mics PuTSAMI is an accomplished
'encher and has given general satisfaction. We
trust that she may have flourishiug school du.
ring the next year.
by reference to the advertisement of the Alb.
beville Male Academy it will be seen that this
institution will be under the charge of Mr..
ROBERT M. CnArHAM. during the next year.
Dir. CHATHAM is a recent graduate of South
Carolina College, and we feel assured that his
.a.en's and '"ttainments will qualify him to
NIL the post with general acceptability.
See notice to Minute Men by Col. A. NJ.
Smith; notice of Election. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21

CHEERING FROM ALABAMA.-A gentleman in
Montgomery, Ala, subscribing to The G~ardia,
writes to us as follows: =
Alabamn will as certainly secede from the
present Union Us South Carolina, and even il
she should not, she would never permit coer-
scion by the Federal Government Two weeks
would see 10000 volunteers side by side wit.
Carelinians, fighting for their rights
sAll the Brecknridge men and two thirds Of
the men of this State are for solitary and mne.
dIate secession. II is thought that if SoulI,
Carolina woul'l secede in time for it TO be gene.
rally known before the Path, the day for our
election for members to thee State Con vcntion,
it would swell the majority for immediate G
secession ..... =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
ABBENILLE
PEDlA.LE | ACADEMY.
MISS M. E. PUTNAM,

'I>1IE Principal Of the above Institution re-
a. turns her thanks 10 The pub lie fur The pa
ironase heretofore extended and soI;ci,s its
kiEd interest during the n"xt session.
Inc exerc ses OF the. Academy will he re-
;sun:cd on, TUESDAY, TIE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY.
The following are the Rates nr Tuition for
the Scholastic Year of FORTY WEEKS: y
Spsllings Reading and Writing. $1,000
The e-ahoye, with Geography, History,
Grammar Arithmetic aud Composition, "a. 90
The above. with Algebra. Geometry, :,
phna,,sy nphhrmls,ay' 5s1tnny;A r'thmctc, Logic,
The above. with French md German, $500
tIheatove, with Latin and Greek, 1000
Music. .. An m
Use of the Piano in taking lessons 800
,Cse,"fs the Piano in practising, 400
Contingent expense fly cents each Session,
orOne Dollar per year.
&C. II, 1860, 0,-3l, If -, ~: a.,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
THEE GREAT. ANaLisH RHnaEDY
: n ssssIR JAMES eLARKEs Is
gesebratc{ Female PiIis. :

|;rsorEcrEp, i LEI LETTERS
,bY RoYALss ATEsrys
ThiSin1alasp sasd Dino ii Rsiafaiias III tie
cure ofs,l stfqssi q dangerous j dis.
:ssssF ineidsia s Sonstl !,
|, &Il modeE6tsss ~ esssassand fSn6tes aItob.
tions bate Yer caaso, and 8 spss Id,
stenre inays sils aga s"f's :'s
) Asss AssspT0sMSaEataEDgKsABHEst 81 l., =
,.tis psenIiss sasted.r It will, in a silosstmss {
gssss ssgss
femsl lss sfhatpr rss tgS isfst
ss!ras sn,eht .tisr Is BssSg 81 sils.
ssss sbalsdt every erItilns; md psevs.
Stlersfase ttsgi psrfeetfY a. 49,, Il,
g hlIsssss Of Nervous, end spiasl ffec6SH
Pain ID the Back ana HeifyiSeas;
tigus oii siigbt exsssiS6 piitssioai sf tis
'HsatS tLoNnssss -oa spitfts gsHsstsfiss;2 2ssek
:sYsadscha. itss and allft ajhfal5 did iss
i9ssssioRads fhtss sP.lls
jxih effeSf Snfs wtisR al EotisSInsaS ave fail
led. Full dir@tiels. & Die ist aspuSd saeii
'psckage. :ghias $50 Bs oafy nnlly, preserved;
q psttas ssodss siaai ss $50 asas @ Bed
viii tssSiH SiHsssfsG Gresl balm,
ifss} }otj 3sad B,tS u S,bs
Gsssrsl aesat tier q. s,s Job nj ss hAstsr
/. Sold in AbbetiilS BY Donsld Mefaackiin,
a. % 9 g {, ,H;sss sp. sspa;aa ;Dssig-
tssisstoas SkoissSsss' q T. I5s s's
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
SECESSION.

The news of the passage by the Convention
IN Columbia Of the resolution. recommending
immediate accession was received by our citi-
zens generally with enthusiastic dc emonstrations
of Joy. Guns, were fired, and all were prepar-
ed to hail with rapture the era of our second in
dependence.
Ihe Charleston Mercury suggests that the
day following the passage of.the Ordinance of
Secession he observed in that city as general
holiday.
The City |Councilo Of Augusta, have resolved
to ring the large city Bell on the receipt on O
the news.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
THE 1nAuagnAL OF GOV. P1cKENs

The Inaugural Address of Gov: Pickene, de-
Gvercd before the Senate and IIonse Of Repre-
sentatives on Monday last will command gen.
ernl approval 1t is firm, yet temperate in
tone, and indicates that the new Governor
fully realizes the responsibilities Of his position,
and is prepared to meet its varied cxigcncies.
The address clearly presents tho dangers
which threaten us in the Union. A party has
been organized at the North on PRINCIPLES OF
deadly hostility to the South, and whose undis.
gu'sed purpose is to subvert our institutions.
Inns party has recently triunphci In the cleo
tlon OF the PRESIDENT md Vice.Prcsi,ient OF
this Union, nnd they now propose to inaugu
rate Chlef Magistrate who will use tie vast
powers of the government in direct hostility to
the rights. interests and peace of the Southern
states of the Confederacy. This is the great
overt act which hencefortb maeks the cuaran-
tees OF the Constitution pow erless for our pre-.
servation.
We have long exercised patient forbcar
ance. md have repeatedly warned the North
ern people of the dangerous policy they were
pursuing. We have also often appealed to our
sister States of the South, in order to obtain
their concerted action in saving the Federal
Constitution. But our efforts have been una
vailing. andSWe have no alternative but to in.
terpose our sovereign power as q State, to pro.
tect the rights and ancient privileges of the
people OF South Carolina.
Gov. Pickens truly states that it would be
absurd to suppose that this was perpetual
union for our ruin. The Constitution lie n com.
pact between co-States; and upon al, vital
questions from the very nature of the instru.
ment, each State must decide upon the mode
and measure Of protection which is necessary
20 secure the preservation of its interests and
institutions.
The Governor expresses the opinion that it
would be to the interests of the State to open
our ports free to the tonnage and trade of all
nations, reserving the right to discriminate e
against our public enenlies-and in this connec.
ton presents cheering>yiew of our varied re-.
sources.
kiHei asserts emphatically that South Carolina
Is resolved to assert her separate independence.
and that she will secede separately and alone
be the consequences what they may On this
point there can be no compromise.
To our sister States who are identified with
US In Interest aud feeling, we will cordially
look for cooperation in a future Union, but not
until we have first resumed the inaliepable
rights and powers Of sovereignty. In the pre-.
sent emergency the frmest and most decided
measures are tue wisest and BEST
The Governor states thst it is our desire to
separate in peace but if tho States of the
North decide otherwise. we are prepared for
any event, and will endeavor, humblv relying
upon Divine Providence, to do our duty,faiths
fully, bravely and honestly
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
THE LEGIsLATURE

This body adjourned on Monday last to meet
on Thursday following in Charleston. Our
members avAiled themselves of the opportuni-
ty to make flying visit home. The Session
will continue for several weeks.
Ihe prevalence Of the small pox in Columbia
caused the adjouremeut Of both the Convon-
tion and Legislature to Charleston.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
DIsUNIoN.

'This denouemeut is considered so certain
that already the minds of statesmen are almost
exclusively turned to projecting the means anu
conditions of reconstruction.
"Qisunion is cure to occur. Can reunion
ever be >effected7. The tone Of. the Republicans
to-day affords not the slight est pfospaot of such
consumnntions When Northern sentiment
lsready to agree to what the South demands,
The Stewards, sumnerss Hales, &c.,, must neces.:
sarily yacate their. present places, and make
room for eonservative men = The whole ..in-
fuence of these and their followers, therefore,
wi)lTbe thrownz against: concession, Indeed,
hr. Hale intinaited that the lad prssen-
TED her ultimatum soutterners ask, there.
fore, why waittaby ioengers Delaysl are dan:
;getous. They,are worse, they are fruinous 70:
the South. Such is the tslk of the Senators
from the cotton States, -ssis 49, -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21

SP- The friends of Capt. JAMES c. CAL
HOUN announce him Canpi1ate for Colonel
Of the Eighth Reg't s. C. M.. 10 fill the va.
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Col.
VIM. ii. Rogers. dec. 20. 1860.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
ATTENTION 7:
]ulVIl''l|Ei|lI 1. ! | |. | |. | !; 4
.A11oL

a ocokDlNG TO iio iishts. now before us ,a,,
sll,s.A,sS, no Company can be received under so
Pfiyatessa = GSrporals, 6sergeants. md 4 Com.
TIE Ceplains Of .eompa Mes saf the Regiment
Q! Minute I'D en- Of Hbbeyinp.. arc, Therefore,
cl,aTgae i"r.l,Wit 70 recruit tleisrapks up TO
6. {ss:4yts?s:: 4, ATa:s NJ: sNITH, "a
r.,,f;, ,o..s,i, o. e Co. Rsg't M. II,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
=. ES
THYMENIAL.

MARRIED, On the It'll, inst, by the Rev.
Mn. Martin, Major II. a. JONES, of AJbe.
VILE, to Miss NELLIE HUTCHINSON, Of Co,
luinbia.E, :.
Married, on the 1et:,. inst.., by Rev. Henry
Jacobs. Pastor Of the TIearith Israel Congro.
CATION of Charleston. s c.: Mr.. G.. A. WIS.
ANsKA to, Miss ANNA r.. .jdaughter, OF Mo.
ses l. and Leah Winstoek, both Of Due West,
Abbcyille Diet. Sc. s. -. t.'5&
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21

The Communication Of Spectator" was re-
cei7ed, but too late for publication this week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
ELECTION OF L1EUTENANr aoyERroR

Two ballots were taken day for Lieuten-
ant Governor.
The result was as follows:
FIRST BALLOT:
w. ". darlee -. -. 64
Nat. Hayward :. At
Wade Hampton g.. 12
John, Townsend. =. IL
p. !. c. Weston
J. F. Marshall
Messrs. Black Barnwell, Douglas, Elliott
Gist, Middleton, Simms, Maragne Ware, Ma
zyck and Preston, received one vote each.
SECOND BALLOT.
;, The result was as follows-65 being ma.
jority:
!. W. W. Harlee =. log
Nathaniel Hayward =. =,
Charles, Macbeth
W, G. Simms
P. J. c. Weston -. 7
D: H. wilson =. =. 4
- Di"uh -. ...'' B"
The result ofthe, second battot was the
election ofsEilliam W. Harlee, Of Marion, and
it. was SO announced in form. 9
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
Rates of Tuition :

] IT sEsS!o:; % sEsloH
Reading, Spelling and Phi
mary Geography. sl4 90 Sc 90
The above with English
Grammar, Mitchcirs Ge-
oGraphy, nnl Arithmetic 90 90 90,
The ahore. will. Algebra,
G""netsy, Surveying,
Composition and History IS 90 10 m.
Th"sntove. with Latin and
Greek, -25 90 * m
Pupils will lie charged frnm the; time of en-.
tel ing. to the end of the Session.
Ii"ar'i can tie procured convenient 10 tlcs.
Academy.
j. i. WARDLAW,
:a. Sccy Board Trustees:
Dee. 2l 1850 81 II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
THE EXERCISES
OF TIE
ABI3ENILLE
M Al E ACADEM Y
VII be resumed on the
Flrst Nos.d;ly liz january, 1861
UNDER TIE CHARGE OF
MR.. R0B'T n. CHATHAM,A. B.

VIE Scholastic year will comprise Two
4 Terms: The lst commencing the First
Monday in JANUARY, will cont irue 2S weeks:
The 2i conilcrcinc the Second Monday in Sen.
tcmber, will continue II weeks.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21

election ofsWilliam W. Harlee, Of Marion, and
it. was SO announced in form. :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-21
HEADalJ.ARTERs..

PEG. 10. 1soess4 assE4 WE :. = =, - :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01

2fuf Dienita96 ben 81. Sebruar (Salt=
na6t,) uno Samitaas Den lOten Mdr3,
an teibtn Gassn um 12 lltr Nittass, iUa an
Der Bctnuns pOn s. unb 80. s. 0iasr In Gpnn'
Siae, 9ynn Sauni&ip, es&a Gauntp. foIssnpeS
bslrssIi&s Gssutbum SifsntIi& Ssrtaaft wtrosn,
nGmlidb:
5anf quite S6afpfsrts, @tI&hr unb 6Iiessn'
usbe fir pfsrOr, Sumste unb SlnptaIften.
snIpannieeS @rI6irr, 3 WttdtdGe, 8ino.
Bull, elm 4.@luIspassn nit 8pps, elm 2'@Suls'
tpassn nit 8oby, Elm lsi6tsr 2.@dulswassn nit
Sc6Y 70 gut ais nsu, elm 2.@duIswasen nit
Springs tin Sailing .Scp Spa,terwassn 70 gut ME
nsu, Elm Garrpaa, 3 5Oljldlittcn, elmer rapcn
bcppelt nit 8obY, ga&tl&littsn, DrtI&mni&ine
nit Yftrbsgspalt, Wmbmdbls, UdIttcrnIddller,
Stpbtant, 2 Stt Seuleitsrn, pfldst, 2 Gssr,
stsif' unb gFusswaasen, 8tt', Sptrr' unp ans
bnt Settsn, g,tm, 5su- unb WiRsatsln, rim
S6iettarrsn, 5rudrsfs, @rasirnIen, 8 6lat5'
trr&en, 2 S5la6sbsdeln, elm Slid, 3absr, Stdn'
ner uno 5dbsr, zine BuFaIrsbaut, S&Iitttns
SfslIcn, Elm scdofsn NIT 9tOtr, reta nod n,ans
6trld anbsrs Qrtttel ,u tpeitliuftiS ju msIotn.
Die 8ebinSunssn an ben gtrtaufstascn BON
SoIepD Willer.
9Sm. S. Willer.
5s6ruar 1 . 1860. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
W Morftberibte.
Qreiie in 9llIentamn am Dienftae.
Sefentlt6e 9en6u.
Oonnerita9S Den Ilten uno Samftaas
ben I7ten 06rb.

Ocnnerita9s ben liten uno Samitaas
ben I7ten W6rJ,
um 10 ll9r Sormt.tass. lOa AM 5auIt BON
gD ilI iam nj O rnnrr, fun, In Siib gBteit6aQ
1aunI&tp, 9s&a Gauntp, iclsenbes prrlSnli&e
BsrmSssn auf SifsntIi4sr SsnNu pertauft iptrbsn,
uGmlt&:
Bier S&aF. Elm SattrIpferb, rins trau.
ne Gieesr'Matre 8 Sabre alt. sine 3idbrIss braus
ne WiG6rs unb elm braunss Yfro i Sabre aft, 4
Rl&tute, oarunter 8 iriIdmeItrnb. 2 8uIlsn,
elmer 1 uno Der anSsre Sabre alt unb bsies
Durbam Stcd, 3 8inprr, fstter Dds, S9aas
fr, S&wetns, Gin 3u6tfdren unb 9iufer, 2
8ersduls 0Sssn unb elm @1ulspassn nit
Bobby unb Spsrre, srp6r SUbbpS RCda-
map sGassn. 6cl,Ihlittsn, ga6tIhlittrn 70 gut
als neu, paar 6eulstsrn. Yfrbe9eI&irr far
Yfsrbr, pfu9e'@d&ir, 6 GItsssnnsbs, 6 Slinb.
balftsrn, Sumete, Qeinsn, 2 Iei6ts GtnaGulS>
8s1htrre, etn neusr 8sitiattsl, sid SufaIut SSsu
unb SIdntst, 2 pFd9e, gsssn, g8slI&tcrns
Ge9s, S&trbfdrrsn, gBnNmitIs, StrOtbanE,
pFuSspaussn, Stcifpaasrn, srC6e unb tlstne
Spertetten, Sdbtsttrn, peus unp Wasabsln,
S4ppen, @rubhadt, Stsinf6lassl, 6tbtilsn,
6ru6tsf, @rasIsnitn, Spabs, Baseniplnbe,
StrdmaI6tne. 3 cute Setten, fleines Bttt unb
Ssttlate, 2 Glide, WtI6I&rant, BaiTrtaht,
StatIe, 2 &Ien, Dratr, cine srpbs un6 ttne
tlsins llbr, elm GROCER ScdOfsn NIT 9tpbr, .in
5UlSUfsn nit Robr, GientclisI, GiisntGfsn, 9fan-
nen, tupfsrner SafFr'RriTsl, 8lsil&fdnnsr, 8d-
Der, Suttsrfae, BurRtri4tsr, S6maluprses, "a
Barrel Giis, S&lsiffrn. 5ctlaldssf unb 5sstIs,
Spinnrao unb Saspel, Carpets, IS Yfunb ss.
Srpfts @Cus, / Barrel 9attwrs, 8admuIte, al.
IsrtanN bIs&srneS unb irbenes @s1&irr, unb np&
SsIs aubsrr Grtitsl su wsttlGuftis Su rusifsu.
Die 9sbinsanStn am gsEtaufstuss unb aufs
partun9 bon
9Silliam 8enRer, ir.
Setruar l. 1860. nab8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
Sebrudr 1.
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

Monta9s oen 81. 6ebruor nd6ifens,
UNI IL llbr NIttasS, IcG ant Saue bss untns
jst6neten, In 3trsforb SaunI6ip. 8srts @aunty,
fol8snrer Sausret Strd auf EfsntIt9tr 8enbu
Usrfauit wsrben, ndmli@
Cine surtrsfiIids Sbn Canada 3u&tmS6re,
rsIde elm gutter eisbr uno Gamititn sYfue III,
Elm gutter Sdaifsaul. 8 Sstite. Elm Rnb unb .in
Bull, DreI&mai6ine unb 9fsrbssspalt, g8inb.
mdble. StrUtbant unb 5utterI9nsibsr, Seuabla.
Der NIT Strid, Elm YfsrOs'Miit Yatent 6su.
rs6sn, geslIGfcrn 9Fus uno anbnr pfIdae, 8
Sausrri 'sedsen, 3rei init 8atp, elm spsisdulS
Spa3isrpassn, 2 gaar 5suleitern, gRuas.gBaa.
gen unb Gs9sn, 8s&sn unb @absln, S&isbEar.
ren, ale glrtsn pferreseiGtrr, Spsrr, unb 5sies
tstten, 5UlSi6ltten, u. +. p.-5rrnsr 3 Slide,
2 S&rdntr, 6diItr, unb lcna nod sIsIe GrtiItI
3u pstlduItt9 3u msIben.
Die 8sbtnsunssn unb. gufpartuns am Gage
bee 9srsaufs BON
6einrib 9ebmaH.
Getruar 4. sb&
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
Committee SerI1mmlmn9

3ufcIss sinsS 9sIGtubss elmer frd6srsn Ser.
Iammluns. Fnb bic NitsIisbsr Der 8spubIitant-
|I&m grerutipen Gauntp COMMITTEE trIuGt unb
|sinsrlapen elmer 9sriammluns jones 8Srpers BEL.
auwctnen, rpsl&s auf SamRass BEN Item 5st.
ruar, 1860, um 10 llbr @ormittass, am 5auIs
bon Stmpn S6uma6er, in Der Stabt
Gmaus, 9e6a GauntY, ssbaltsn rsrbsn ica. -
etns pInftIi6e 8eiwpbnuns alIsr WtSliscer N
trtrartet. Gl9bman 5000, Scrfstr.
p6Dit COMMITTEE brRebt aus folssnbrn 5rr'
rsn, namlif 9iIsbman @cCb, %. 9. @aus'
Ter, %. g4. samsrslp, gBiatam Naeeern, Dan.
is. @iasr, Solomon .. 9titter, 5ariicn Sciptr,
Ssnt. Semmel, 9at6an gBu6tsr, Sof;pt Ncbe,
s. s. 9i6tsnmaltsr, Samss SinsmaItsr, @tarlss
|S&Entp. Sanforb Stspbsn, gBi(Iiam R. gd8r,
9. 8rantIn Sus, gSiaium s. MOeer, GIsniuS
Sramlif,, gatban g8stbrrbOIb, .Soratc :. 5sr'
1cg. Sbarles %. BieanO unb @CIss gBisanb.
Gebruar 1. 1860. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

Oienfta96 ben 81. Sebruar uno Sam=
tags Den l7ten MGrt
All briSen Sasn I'm 10 llbr Sormittass, foo. auf
osm 9tabs rss untsrjsi6netsn, In Mebrmaeunalt,
er6a Gaunts, fclssubrr Sautrsi.Stod STentIt&
ssrfauft tprrbsn
IGt pftrbe-nimlI4 cine trasen6r W6tre,
3trsi 2ejdtriss 5aaen uno quite @6affsaulr, 19
Stiid 8nb1iet,-9 WiIdttbe, 3 8ulIen unb 2
8inbsr, S6nfe, Son isOsr @rt YfrrbeseIGirr,
brei 4D@dulswdeen, wpSpn elm bobsr un6 ntebes
rsr breitrdSsrisrr, 70 gut als neu-ein Spring
wa9sn, Elm 8cdapap, 3 Yfdsr. 91elIGtcrns
phise, Gsssn, 2 @uttiSGtOrs, gBaI,', 0laSmas
i&ins, Sdema16ine, elm Ssurs6sn, @tII&fsrn.
pFanier, @abel, Quilts unb Strid gum Seaabs
lacsm DrsI&maI6ins, 8uttsr S&neibmag&int,
5sutstsrn nit S&snrl. SCIsI&tttsn, baSpn
elm nsusr bOppsltsr. 5uttsrtrUs, SGrcttils, Sen.
Ie, 5ru&rsf, ale artsn Ssttsa, Elm Strinl&ldstI,
@ru6tadsn, S&ippsn, unb nod sIslertd an6ne
aIttEtl gu umfdnbIi6 anSufa6rsn.
Dte SebtnsunSsn am gtrtaufstage unb auf.
trariun9 pon
6enrp &emmerer.
Gebruar 1. nab8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-01
Nu6itDrS= Nn3et1e.

lteberfbreibun9s Oodet SEQ. 2OS.
On Der Sa6e Der llsberI6rrituns BON 9 II d.
tdsrunO Stssr an benjamin s. SussnbuG.
Sanuar 3. 1860, bic Court srnannte 81. 6.
SamsrsIp, &upitcr. Unit 6eluste Sts6nuns iibsrju'
isbtn unp trsnn nctbwenbis ubrr,usttsln, uRp Der
ttrilun9 na4 esm @sIrs Su MAIDEN.
57assA Nus ben llrtunosn.
aD SHfu9ts- SamcS 3acfrD, yrCtb.
Strnscuanntsr @uNitcr ptrp lid fir ben Gno.
3rprd ieincr anielluns sinfinprn In Der @mtSIube
rss gS. Q. Warr, auf Santiago tsn 25. 5sb.
ruar, um lltr Nl6mittasS, 3u psIdsr 3tit unb
an ptlhrm Srt, ii4 ale Sntsreetrts rinfnbsn tGn.
ntn, renn ie ss ais nctbwsnpis sra6tn.
Jebruar 1. 1860 na3m