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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1860.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1860.
SENATE.-The Chair presented communication
from the Secretary of the Treasury stating the
amount Of revenue collected annually during the
last five years in each collection dictrict
A bill was passed for extending the time for Sc
Letting the Salt Springs and contiguous lands in
Oregon.
The consideration of the Homestead Bill was re-
sumed.
Mr. Doolittle made long speech, partly on the
bill and partly on slavery. colloquial debate
sued between that gentleman and MesSrs. Chestnut,
Hammond, Mason, Wigfall and others, respecting
the condition of free negroes and kindred questions
Mr.. Mason opposed the bill an abolition measure
Mr.. Gwin reported bill providing for the trans
portation of the mails between ST. Joseph, Mo-, and
Placcrville, CAL, within twenty days. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr Taylor read the minority report in
support of the Presidents protest,
The bill for the admission of Kansas into the Union
under the Wyandotte Constitution, was considered
Mcssrs. Grow, Pcndleton and Parrot spoke in favor
of it. and Mr.. Clark, of No., against it The latter
took the ground that the people Of Kansas had act
ed in utter disregard of law, and besides this the
Constitution included within the boundaries of the
new State lands which have been secured to the
Indians by treaty. No question was taken
WASHINGTON, April II.
SENATE.-Mr. Bigler moved to take up the bill
amendatory of the patent laws Motion not carried.
MIR. Gwln moved to take up his Overland mail
bill. Objected to.
Mr.. Mason submitted resolution which lies over
under the rule, for a recess of both Houses from
the 18th to the 30th April.
The Homestead bill was further debated. Final
w. in view of the numerous substitutes it has been
subjected to, it recommitted with instructions
to report it back to the Senate on Tuesday neXt
HorsE.-Nearly the whole day was consumed in
debate upon the bill for the admission of Kansas
which was finally passed by vote of 1874 yeas and
IS nays. Only three members from the non-save-
holding States voted against it. and three from the
slave States voted for it.
During the debate Mr. Pryor showed that Mr.
Potter had nerpolated offensive remarks of a per-
sonal character in the report of the Lovejoy dstur-
bance on Thursday last The colloquy between them
was of such character to lead to the apprehen-
sion that Pryor will challenge Potter.
Democratic rejoicing at Hartford.
HARTFORD Anril THE Democrats of Hartford
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81 We had the pleasure of seeing in the City,
on Wednesday last, Mr.. E. A. Yates, the Junior
Editor of the Charlotte Democrat. Mr.. Y. was on
his way to Fayetteville. We are also pleased to
see Capt John F. Hoke, of Lincolnton in town.
Capt Hoke is looking very well.
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- We are under obligations to Mr.. P Fl.
Smms of Wilson, for a club of seventeen subscrib-
ers, with the cash. Also, to friend in Johnston
for a club of thirteen, with the cash. Now is the
time to circulate the documents"
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting of the Democrats of Houses Greek. Wake
county, will be held Spikes the second SATURDAY
in April to appoint delegates to the County Convention
to nominate candidates for the Legislature.
March 90 1860 26-td.
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- The North Carolina Journal Of Education
and the University Magazine for April have been
received.
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HANDSOME SILK NECK TIES,

At HARDlNGS
One hundred different syIes-prces ranging from TWEEN.
cents to one dollar and upwards The best the LARGEST
the heatest and pretties exhibition Of ties in The State
HOSE! HOSE!!
ho Dozen English Brown and white Gents halfHose of
our usual quality-the best for imported.
SUSPENDERS! SUSPENDERS
90 Dozen Suspenders of various qualities comprising all
LIE Celebrated manufactures which were bought for cash
ana nowoered twenty-five per cent less than usually sold
for at retail. ~
GAUZE.MERINO UNDER SHIRTS!
so Dozen just opened from 81 s. all sizes-sma and
large men be tted-ca and supply yourselves before
warm weather comes
GAUZE-INDIA UNDER SHIRTS!
Cheap cheapl
Isle THREAD DRAWERS!
% Dozen just opened for Summer wear all Sizes Those
VINO are IN want will please examine now whilst the stock
is large
COTTON-KNIT DRAWERS!
10 Dozen opened this mornng-very cheap-seventy-fve
cents per patr
LINEN DRAWERSI
100 Pairs received per Express Monday las-of cur own
make and warranted I rice very low.
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERSI
200 Pairs now making and arriving weekly from so cts
to 81. All sizes on hand.
SHIRTS SHIRTS!!
Plain BOSOM Puff ditto Cross Paits ditto French wove
ditto Corded Marsaes dtto-all new styles Also Dago-
nal bosOmS.
L. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. C. March go, 1862 2G-w6swGt
a Register and Spirit of the Age copy six times
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notice.!
A APRIL 18th, 1860.
FRESH ARRIVALS!!!

BANANAS, PINE APPLES, ORANGES,
Id LEMONS. Fresh Fruit on hand Constantly.
Z. A. WHITAKER.
April 10, 1850. 3U-3t.
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LANDECKER & KLINE,S,

CLOTHING! CLOTHINGI! HATS AND
CAPS! BOOTS AND SHOES!
We offer TO the gentlemen n stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
unsurpassed variety and excellence BY other house
in the CITY, Latest Spring STYLES of HATS and CAPS.
Our stock of GENTLEMEN'S SHOES is very large and
at astonishingy low prices Gentlemen will find it their
interest to call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
LANDECKER & KLINE.
Raleigh, n. c., April 10, 1860 3U-2m.
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Democratic rejoicing at Hartford.
HARTFORD, April THE Democrats of Hartford
fired one hundred guns this afternoon for Rhode
Island and the Democratic gains in Connecticut
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DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVERl

DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
FHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
have just received of the largest and best stocks of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which has been exhibited in Raleigh Their Stock has
been selected with great and of the latest mpora
ons and therefore they venture to say that their Goods
cannot be exceed in and cheapness They call the
particular attention of the Ladies to their
GREAT
variety of Fashionable Dress Goods such as Plaid and
Black Silks Fouard Silk VaIencias Goats Hair for Tray
cling Dresses Lawns, Organizes Robes in Berages and
Lawns Muslin of all prices and qualities, French, Scotch
and English Gnghams and fine assortment of Prints and
Domestics All of which they offer at great
BARGAINS!
White Goods of every description; Ribbons and Bon
nets Lace Goods and Needle Works the best assortment
to be found in the city; MantlIas; Lace Points, from their
own connected importing house, and therefore they
enabled 10 offer them
prices % per cent lower than anv other house in this city,
Iher stock of Fancy Goods and Hnseres larger than
II was ever before Hoop Skirts in abundance from to
90 Spring, and from 10 cents upwards. SH0ES-They
pay particular attention to this branch of business and
their large assortment is deserving of especial notice.
Their stock embraces sizes from the smallest Infants to
the largest Ladies-in Congress and Lace Caters Walk
ing Shoes and Slppers-French Kid and Morocco-with
and without heels Their prices astonshingy low aud
in fact purchasers may 90 per cent by buying of
them.
Their assortment of WATCHES and JEwELRY is COM
plete
Feeling duly grateful to their friends for the liberal nat
rOnage they have heretofore received they pledge them
selves hereafter heretofore make the interest of
buyers I" cal ON them before purchasing elsewhere They
especially solicit examination of their Goods from the
Ladies' feeling confident that the only place secure great
bargains is at
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MIDDLE CREEK DISTRICT.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
az BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
%eD Also u prime lot of Goshen Butter, in large and
small packages
Also lot of picked and smoked Salmon, and picked
Beef Tongues.
For sale by
W. ROBT. ANDREWS.
Raleigh, N. c., April Is, 1860. 3U-tf.
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TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
e. L. HARDING,S.
OF NEW GOODS AT

nGR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DRESS
" FkoCkS, of Fancy coors daily arriving made
up in the best styles
Handsome styles of single milled French Cloth Frocks
and Sacks Of all the various coors with Velvet Collars
now open and ready for inspection
Coats for business purposes french and Eng
s9 Icos-Gold and Steele mixed single breasted-light
and pleasant for summer wear
French and English Dradde'tea Frocks and Sacks with
Velvet Collars with and without Innings in back
Black Alpaca Frocks and Sacks; new STYLE Striped Al
Pacea SACKS also Buff and Drab Alpaca Sacks-coo and
neat for summer wear
Cashmere Sacks and Frocks selling at very low
prices, for Spring and Summer-{coo and genteei gar.
ments) w. ~ e'- s
PANTS! PANTS!I
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-20O pars inst receiv
edIfrom the lowest to the highest grades
N hght and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-comprising
al me inherent shades and qualities Cut and made up in
Z. l.. HARDING.
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureauof Provisions and Clothing,
- April g. 1850. "
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, Sealed and endorsed Pro-
- posals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials will
be received at this Office until o'clock m, the II
day Of May next for furnishing and delivering ION recev
ing sixty days notice. at either Of the navy yards
at Charestown Massachusetts,, Brooklyn, New York.
Gosport Virginia the quantities below mentioned of any
or all of the following classes Of articles of navy clothing
and clothing materials and such further quantities of the
same as may be ordered BY the chief of this bureau or by
ing the fiscal year commencing the day of July next
and ending on the S0th day of June 1851, viz:
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W. W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINTER,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30

prfli6rn GnIeolern In Sriib genpmmrn Iinb,
unb essen jebe arndtme siner Icoenonntsn Seims
itGttetia weIGe tie NnRcrler ais Nrme uber
SsttIer um tHrntltde Qlmrlsn brra6tet, unb mir
perIar9en oom Gcn9reB ben grla6 ienes umIaI.
leneen unb tsfriebisrnbrn SrimIdttresI bes, ras
ltcn i'm Heprdlentantcntauis Sur6eeSanssn III.
fD Die rspubltaniI6s partGst IN iresr Der.
dnteruns in unlsrn giuturaliIatiOnses1sbn pber
ieofr MlBrsssl Der @dsbsrtuns einss Staates
entss9rn. ipsl6e bic betr ben aus frsmbtn Can.
bern @tnsewanertsn Sufemmenben Ne6te zines
Sdrasrs atI6offt Obsr tsintrd6tigt Fs rrtldrt
i6 fir umfaIIcnbr SelddBuns her 8r6ts allsr
SnIfen BON Sdrsern, lesn bieIs sinsetUrrn Ober
nnturoliltrt. batsim cher I'm auslanpr.
t5) 9anb Srwillisunssn tss GUnsrcIss su
5lub' unb Sapsn. .Serbsberungsn naticnalsn @bas
rattsrs. psnn Iie sur 8efSronune unb S6ertrit
zines resen Soneslprtsbrs nfOrbnli6 fnb, wer.
ben ben Der @cniiituticn sutsstdesn unb rur6
Die SerpFi6tun9 rer Jlseisrun9 gum S6ub hes
eebens unb @i9enttumS Der Burger sers6tier'
ti9t.
16) Cine @iIcntatn mad trm NGen Wrrrr
pire bon ben Sntrrt1sn brs son;m 9anbss ee,
birtrrii6 pcrlanet. Die Sunbrerrsirun9 fclte
cbne SerSus bic Sorb tietsn gum Saue elmer Iul.
den Sabn uno unprrpsitt ais Scr'Gufrr berIel'
ben cine tdsli6e llsberlunbpOt in's g1ert Isssn.
~ Ra6osm mir 70 unfere untsrIGeibenben
@runbiGse unb gnfidtsn rffen bnr9elest, labrn
mir fhlieBli6 ale Strsrr, pie lrbr lie aud in
anoeren 5ra9en BON uns abprifen. rrnn ie nur
In Der 5auptiahe nit uns dbarinltimmsn, gum
@nI6luB an uns rin."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
4anOkarte bon 1r6a Ganntp,
9eraus3uSsbrn Spn
0. q. q + d. : a d.
@ipils Gnoenier bon 2(lIentourl,


Die gonbfarte (Wap) BON Qeba @auntp, fat
prl6e felt Sabrrn BON fem untnpifnstsn Ieltll
unb unter feinsr 2etune Sermsbunsrn iter bag
sanSs @auntp sema6t purben, tR nun 70 tpst ae.
Otsten, bab lie nod i'm 2aufe bieles Satrs pub
| ljirt wrrpeu fam.
gefprr 3eit, @rtet mod Soften wurben aeIpart,
uni birie Nlap ;u Dem bSGlsn @rape Der Boil.
lanbiSteit unS genauistsit au trtnssn.
Ollie Stra6en, 0tieseltubnen, SanaIr, 5ldst
unb anbsre gSalisrIrGmr unb gBaBsrfrafte linb in
etsIer &arts an9eSeist. alIe SfentIi6e YIaBe pIe
8ir6sn, SeriammlunsSbduIsr, Sir6bGfr, S6als
bdulcr, ale @eIddftspldBe, pie 6otsIs, Birtts-
9dulsr, Stotrs, Nutlen, 8irsrlbabn Dspptss
9ofcIftern, SAmtec .SBrrfil ilGtten unp anbere ae.
rerbIt6e gldse fiub repreIsntirt.
@tenfalls linb bic BcbntGuIer aller 9rupers
Gt9nrr nit ben SugebBrrnpea @et6uben In gers
ttnoun9 nit ben Namrn Der Gsurr auf Der 8ar'
te ScrSet6nst.
OtsIe Wtne 3est ferner ale giIenSruten, Ststns
Bride, Sate6riite unp ale auf bic GIIcnprcrutJ
ticn bssaslide 8srte unb rtntsrnebmungtn.
Gin gang tsIcubrrsr 8crSus bisIrr 8arte atsr
| II bic riatise tcpCsrapbI6e Dmaelluna Der
Sn9s, 9ebir9s5d9e, GtdIr, @alferlGsIeunesn,
SHluttsn, u. (. no, init Nn8atr Der SSben iitsr
bic Nerresfd6e.
| Die Sarte III In einrm Ie9r 9rceen Waslfate
BON 200 8utten gum 3Oq ansefcrtiet uno pirb
In tbrer SUIIenbun9 zine 5Id6e ron Al tri 5 s5usI
einnrbmrn.
Nubfr Dem StrneeIastem irsrsen Yldne In arS.
etrem Wabitabs BON allen Stdbten unb tleinerr
Srtsn In ben freien 8aum Der 6arte enaeleaE
Istn, nrbi natiitildsn 9atsllsn.
Die Sarts ptrb IdGn srmat prrbsn unb bic
Nanbper5ierun9, eanbI6atts 8ilorr bon QsGa
Gauntp unb @nli&ten br IbSnen Gfsntli6er,i
9stdure rnt9aIten.
Der preb Der Sarte, fertiS gum auf9ansm IN
3u So per GOrts fel9rIsbt.
Der llnterieihnste bat terrItS nabe an $500
in pteieS untrrncbnlen 9eItrdt uno es IN eine iptt.
ters enln8e ppn psm 9lei6sn 8rlauf rfcrberliG
um nur bic Soften Der Qualification su bedtn.-
Stne Stderuns bur4 SubIcripticnsn IN barlm
ablelut nptbrenbis, unp ffr lntsrSeGnste bat
aud In bIeler Siniidt bas sclae Serraltsn In bic
SereitwiIt8fsit leinsr Mitbdrssr.
unterltriftrn werbrn entpsrr bur6 BEN llns
trr3eidnrtcn IeItit, upsr pur9 sinrn bon ibm bas
ju erma6tt9lrn I9rntsn sntss9sn ecnpmmsn.
9u9leitm 3eit made ia bas publitum auf;
merriam, iit ni6t pon 2rutsu TIRE ltiten 1u laI.
len, melds wirtIif lumber retlsn UNI anaebli& fir
cine 8nrte bon 9eha Gauntp SubIcrbentrn ,u'
idmnIeln, ater teabli6tissn rtpas gang @erI6les'
psnsS Scn Obt9sr Sartr ju putlbiren.
g. u. 1fbbad,.
~usntaun, Nfet >, 1860. na6m5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Gle HepubliPsniSbe platform

Sn elmer anbern Spalte Der beutiarn 3situna
fncst Der 2eisr bic purG bic 8spubIitaptl&e Sra.
ticnat CONVENTION gu @brasc anssnummeue 9lat.
form ibrer 9anSen 2Inss mad, uno sS lcuts eS
ghsmanb perlGumsn bielclte Spa rinem @nre tic
gum ancsm bur63uleIe len - unb nitt nur alIrin
rur6SuItlen, icnpan aud geb6r:s bariitsr nad5
3ubsnfen. 9elairbt birs. 70 mi6en lih Qae
itrrSsusen ba6 ss cine platform III, berslsiGen,
an @elunbiefeit, HehtlhfeIt unb 9irbe gum gas
terlant, nod ME cine brm 8olt oorgrIest prrben
III. DisIslte lpri6t f6 aud bsIUnbers gang
beutIid in S3us auf bic Yertaete unb 1dnrliGe
Selacsrsi aus - ia in Der 9bat 70 bsutli9, bab
Ie buraaus ni6t mibperIdneen rerpsn fam, -
nSmli6 roB bic 8spublifaner ss9en ireenb cine
peitere Iusbretun9 Der Selaperei in nsue Staae
ten llnb, une cnb absr ou no Iie bereits srilirt,
bIsIsIte nlGt seaGrt percen lcQ-unb Icmit fGat
nun bic armIeitse unb tSspi1tse Srtauptuna un'
Ierr @e9nrr, ndmii6, bae bic 8epublifaner Nbc.
litipu1en ieisn aIs eine I6Gnoliae 9i9e 3u So.
ben. gu6 muB ferner Ssptr aus oem @SIasten
I6Gr6sn, ta6 nod cine anbsrs 9e6auptung unIea
rr @esner. namlih, bae i'm SUI bic 8epublita.
ner elmer Y.sipcnsn erwGblen miircrn, bic Union
pann sstrrnnt wereen wiirbs, unb pes eeraot neil
fic Itciticniiisn lticn, ntts ais Elm GhInolifer
unb mvrSCbljdrr Sumbus, rpsr stsi6faus cine
mali3SIe unma6rbet sepsicn III, rpet9e IiA ie,
bod bic gGrtarrn ibrr 9artbri IeltI sel66mt
tabrn 3u oerbrritsn. Qber 9snus fir Ssutr. -
Wan lrfe Die wo6lburhpabte unb berrlihe 9lat,
form tbrer aan3en 9dn9e mad burh, uno man
mirb tann fntrn, bab fe In Der Gbat fir i'd
Ieba IprtGt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Sefentlt6e 95enbu.

Quf Sreito96 ben Sten SUM n66fens
I'M llbr Na&mittass, fCa am Sau1e bes Der.
ltcrbenen 9 erben 9 ether t, Iebt6in pom
gorrba 8auniaip, 9r&a Gauntp, auf 5frntliGrr
Srnpu psrtauft werbsn:
Cine pra6ti9s Sut, elm S6prin, Srutt auI
benz 6slpe, @ras in Der gBirIs, @inbmdble, 9fa'
&c, S6utfarrn, 8stsrssl6irr, jtc9cfen, Bette,
uno Ssttlaren, Sra6r, S6rdnte, Carpets, Slide
uno Stiitle, iciuie cine 8nItieprn6cit anberel
9ausserdtbifaftsn 5u rpstIduftis Su msIbtn.
Die Sstinsunesn am grrtaufstass bur6
Gborles Sains, 2(bm'cr.
q. 9. - gqe Dtricnissn psl6e nod 16ulbia
ilno, wfrbsn srludt nntrbalb g4c6sn 8i6tias
felt ju maGsn,-uno 70 wrrbrn Dtsisniaru tprI.
DE nod gnfcrbsrunSsn babsn, ebsnfag6 er{u6t
ttre as6nun8rn pobIttR&tist tiasatduOtscn.
Wlai 80. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
HelIe ! IOae ii oae 2

Ioerr NSentf ell mar am 22an Wai pieber, pir
mir aus elmer DcpeI6e an bic gruyprt lritune
rrletrn, rcr rrr Gppepe COMMITTEE, 3u ggaItinos
ton, uno bat aud pieper mrbrerc bibI6c Sc.
i6tGtben gu Iaae triGrpert. - Inter Qnoere
faRo bic bria9tr Committee rnrn Stem BON $3.50,
esE- r5ettcr pcn 9rnnfYIS -ass
ongere3net. - 0snesa wuroe Onnn 9rfragt, Oh
6olier' eut ftele gSetIe btnamt, Der ssacnnGrttoc
ermotrattlde @cuwrnDre Gantibat pon Dem.
Rlpanten, uao Der 8r8en @pSpNr in 1858 fir prn
9on9rsB Gin Ganbirt Beweirn lit, Iet ? Seine ae.
nu9rnee Antwcrt tcnnte 9erabe Al Der 3cit er.
6altcn wrrbrn, aber am 231cn Niat arlanp g8cn.
oel, EsS- ID ab er feinen anbern So.
tier in 9cnniplpantrntc Femme, benz
oteifS 9elo ju feinem Nuben SIT.
tie anocrtraut wCrpcn EGnnen.'' D.
Sttmm9cter mas bentt Sbr BON oitIem /? Rs.
turlit mub man immcr I'm @ebGhtnie baltcn.
hap eies trine leere 98Orte, Ionperu etplt6 {
Nus a gen ltnp. Sn tfr 3bat, feline wrrre
S'mertun9sn ltno notbprnpig - bic c6rlifen
Stmm9eber werpsn lHrn pibcn pe lis bsle Ga
te anjuleben hoben. @s (trbt 3u crwartsn pos
tur bic pbi9e @ntbulun9cn, 9soofte COMMITTEE
aud tpieber BON manhsn rorruptsn 0iebers ber
eemCtratil6sn Yartbci Irtr eelhimpft unb bic
,,S6njfel committee" ssnannt psroen pirb-
allsn rirs l6apft br burGaus ni6ts, bcnn bas
Selt ~ u wBen. me t6 bic 9artteilirprrt Der
Sfr9Irpfnsn 9artbeirn bftraaen - uno babe
pantt &c tsner Committee aufridtig fir QQrs bas
mas lie an has SasesIitt 9etra6t bat uno nod
brin9en mag, eincrei ME bic aeea6ten eprrupten
eteoere rariiber fttmpfn m6gtn. - Spatsrbin
psrben mir nod me9r in gSSue auf riele Sate
ju la9sn babsn.
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Der ipohlfeile
~O1I IVUUI VIIP
2cScr g fObr
in oer Stoot l(Qentoun.
@piur mrpS 2mSmfn


GjroB: uno Slsin 6Gneter in eepcr, u. f. 10, 6ss
oenen tlb otccr @ele3rHbeit ibren Srruupet unb-
Dem oI9smeineh Yublitum bistourcb an,u,siasu,
eGB ie tbr GCbaft ncdb INNER on Dem alten Stanos'
plaeS uno Spor an SO. 4S, GBst bamiltcn gtraes,
uno 9Sraos 9e9endber pcn 6ossntut's gaabGult
fcrtbttrsi6En. une oas fC uubsn
S66niten, tefrn unc tiGieffn StUd. @dtsr,
in ibr 5ad sinfdlussnO, 0uf banb b0tsn. bsr ustb
L IN HIsrtoun anSutreifen par-psltber uutsr I'm:
osrsn aus fCI9snesn artitrln bsltrbt:
&otbe5 uno Gi9en Soblens, @eTbirrs,
Sbers U. &utnmet=9eoer, 8ipps, &albz
teue, Wlorocc0, tio, 9einin9, Sinz'
oin9s, S6ub9arn uno S6ub Sins
oin95, II. {. 10,
peibss aIes iis an gang nisbercn prcieei fdr Sors
9sc atla6cn psrosn.
0-(Slsi6faus battsn fis ltets psna Settf, @ertsrs
Del gum @srtauf ouf pano.
OF SIR rcbr SGute bejabtsn tc inmcr ten bSdbs
fen SRartprCis.
Sts huo oanttor fir 9sncfcns Runelbaft, unb
rsrosn lb itcts freaee tsndbCn aus biz nit ibnsn
@eibdfte psrri6tcn. pclltommfn su bsfriseacn.
9rtm pno Gubipia.
Wat lo. na5p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Qlt llllen riIlfct Id,.

Der altt GlIrn rspublitaniIae 9inccln, Sam.
lin uno @utin Club, bisIt am pcrlcbten Sam.
nag cine Seriammlun9 in bsm S6ulbauIe ,pi'
I6rn SreircrsSias unb 5aucrtaun. .-Das Saus
mar seItedt ppa 3ubGrer, uno { + 0 &. Barr
@ia., abtrrBrte Die SGiammtur9 in riner IsGr
teseilteten unb intsrsiantcn 8ept. Die Scess.
piaer SraBbancr mar ele6faGs ,ugesen. unb ale
@r9tnwdrtt9cn warcn Iebr eretBt pur6 bre quite
Waft. Gne f6Gns 3abt nsue Mttslirber IN.
terl6ricten ibre giamen gu Der Gcnfituticn, unt
dbrrbaupt nmmt tcr Glub lebr lart an 3abl 3u.
Dieier 6Grprr perIammelt 1t wisrer am Sam.
las &beno ben 2ten Suni, in GrrcerepiQe, su
wsIfrr 3eit bic @r9enmSrtisen in Der ensliI6en
unb beutihrn Sprade an9erebst rpsresn IcQen.-
aar 8reunce prn Sel@dbuns tts GMtcimiiten
6Icibes, iinb rin9sIapsn teiSuwpbnsn. Der Gut
psrtastr f4 nit 3 Surrabs fir 2tnccln, Samln
unp Curtin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Surbtbarer DrFan in Cincinnati.
Sr4s perfonen sttSbtet.
(Shnhen SSnn nnnl
CS6aeen 00,000.) }

J
Gtnctnnati, %. Nai. @si1ern atnb
paIIrts Der fur6tbariis Sturmpinb, Der bier te.
mals srlebt purbs, iibsr bieIe Staot. Gr nabtr
li6 NIT elmer Wsilsn brstsn. fAuar;sn BUlte,
bic nit furdtbarsr Sdneltsteit tsranjcS uno pom
Dcnnsr, SIibsn nb sinsm snileBli9sn Rssm.
suife beslsitet mar.
Gr lir,te 3du1er um unb tedte Ddher ab unb
SsrurIa6ts sinsn S6absn. Der aaf zine talte I2it.
lion sef&dbt wirb. Cine sro6t Nsnss YsrfOnsn
purtsn SrlsBt unb feds auf Der StelIs setSbht.
Inter ben be1aGbistsn @rtGubtn bsfnbrt lt6
baS Commercial Sutsl, bsGen Dad atsuiTsn
unS einiss Squarss irsit fCrtssrifrn purbs.
Sn SCbn;on's Salcn Rdr3ts bic Wausr um,
unb bsl&Gbiste msbrsrs 9r1cnru.
Der Ssurm BON Der ct. So1spbstir&s purte
brrunter 9epeht.
Ss6r SisIe 6fentli6s @etSubs, S6ultduItr
unO &r6sn purpen abssrrdt.
Die 3elegrapbsnlnisn wurbsn mad allen R6 (.
tungsn umgelttir;t. mssbaI6 mir nod feline Na6s
ri&t ppn oem S6apen babsn, ben Der Sturm I'm
Ganpe anseihtst bat.
Der Saccner ,,8r9ina 5Orne" rurbt ,turi
Weilen BON Der Stabt umeslidrlt uno jsrIAsllte
2 WatrcIsn famsn babel ums 9sbeh.
Gin GiIsnbatnSus an Der GOpInstpn un6 Sc.
rtn8ton eilsnbatn wurbe aus ctm @leiIe sspOr'
Ten.
an Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb peGilG
Ron eaprenesburs IN feline Spur scm Sturm,
attr Scn BEN guntte Satib Enb Die Birtunaen
iibsral temerfbar. NorbpeIlli& BON ber Stabt
fat li6 Der Srtan Z Melsn tpet an Der sra,
ristta unN @tnsinnati.g .giIsnbabn rriirrdt. 60.
tcmUtire unb Cars wurbsn Ssrtriimmsrt, isbpG
feline prlCnrn ttIhdbtSt.
Sdums purben entrur;eIt, S6uIr atssbtdt
un6 Srpdlun9 an alien Gdsn anssri6trt. -
SAP tsin 5aus IN unbei6dpist sstliettn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Nd6rt6t

9Dirp bisrmit ssSsten, bab Der tlnter,si&nsts
ais Gpmini illrator BON Der 5intrrlabnIGaft bee
srrNcrbsnen 9 StePtenWt =, tsBtbin BON
Gpnn SauniGtp, eeaa GaantY. rnannt pUrpsn
tR.-@ae Dtsisnisen babrr. pel4s nod an bsias'
te StnterlabsnI6ult I6ulben, fnb bisrpur6 auf.
9sfcrcrrt tnnrrbalb 6 g4r6sn ansurufsn unb at=
3ube5aten, limb Icl6e perlOnsn, bic nod re6tD
mdbiss 8prrrunssn batsn mDssn fInb slei6fuls
erlnft etsIeIts innsrbaIb hsr ndmII4rn 3et cine
3ubdnotsen an
Stepben 8d6mon, Qbmor.
Wat 80, na6m