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COWS.

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&M l. with Calves.
---&A.A- Also, yoke working Oxen.
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Having a large and varied assortment OF JOB
Type, and Two PgEssEs, the Proprietor Is pre-
pared TO execEte all kinds Of JOB PRINTING Oh
short notice and al fair prices.
II All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken al
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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Circuit Court, County of Mantowoc.--
James p. Glover ag't William Morgan
and Elizabeth Morgan. Judgment of
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PHILADELPHIA

II 1I1sA yI-lII III Il.
4 beneroIs'i Institution established by Speed,
E"dow8lsa.t for the Eeljef Of tie Sex
and Distressed, gf}ieted With Viru.
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THE LIFE OF
tINI ~ IvIIN Nn 4 LfIY z

.B Editors Of Newspapers giving the above
insertions, and calling attention to it, and send
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.


FARTHER POINT, Nov. 1.-The steamer Bohemian
from Liverpool on the 18th ult., has passed here
going up to Quebec.
Her general news is Inimportant.
The position of Italian affairs is unchanged
TsRrnNn nrspAron.J
The Bohemian brings advices to Friday noon.-
hen she left Liverpool there were great reoicings
in progress consequent on the opening of splendid
free library, presented to the town by William
Brown. Business generally was suspended.
The Queen had returned to Windsor Palace with
recovered health.
The Tines Paris correspondent says that the de-
parture OF the POpe's NunciO from Rome was con-
sdered the forerunner of the Pope quitting the
citv.
The same authority says that seldom has the
spirit OF hostility to the invasion of the Papal
States, so general in the Church of France been so
Idly displayed Pastorals, circulars, allocutions
sermons all denounce and all but impore divine
ngeance on the invaders of the Papal States, and
implication on the Emperor. The whole Preacy
been aroused throughout the country.
The Paris Bourse closed firm.
Advices from Italy state that the an
nexation of Naples and Sicily to Sardinia hns been
proclaimed, Garibaldi will resign his political
power, and assume the functions of Commander-in-
Chief of the land and sea forces of Southern italy,
1t was reported, via. Berlin, that Russia had re-
called her Ambassador at Turin, and given the
Sandman Ambassador at st. Petersburg has pass.
ports.
Itwas reported that IA 900 Piedmontese troops
bad reached Naples, and that they will proceed to
Caserta
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Liverpool Cotton market closed with advancing
tendency
Provisions closed steady
Consos closed at 92T Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased fs3s 600.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday ay-BreadstuGs closed steady
Flour 29s cd .CG32s. Wheat-Red lis Cd (dl2s ID;
Southern l2s. cd abs. white 13s. Cd d14s Sd. Corn
Mixed and yellow 36s Cd. G137s. 3D. white 39s 142s
ProvisionsBeef is heavy and holders pressing on
the market Pork is quiet, but firm. Bacon is quiet.
Lard is quiet at 6ls
Produce.-Sugar is steady. Coffee is dull. Rice is
quiet Rosin is steady at S. 4d95s. Cd. Spirits Tur.
pentne closed firm at SIS Cd 32s Cd; holders demand
advance.
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IMORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1860.

d Rogers when Naff was there; heard Naff say
w oodward shot him; know Levy; did not see him
that night.-The evidence on both sides was here
closed and at o'clock the Court took recess for
one honr.-On the assembling of the Court, the
counsel argued the case before the Judge Mr.
y " OoBrien opened for the State and was followed on
Ine I part of the defence by Messrs Kraft Ing and
MMhyte.--Mr W Whitney closed on the part of the
state, when the Court stated that it would give its
Judgment u on Saturday morning.-The Court, at
'12 O'Clock, adjourned until Saturday morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpGr MARTIN.
John ID Berry Us. 7. & R. Scott Before report
ed Verdict for plaintiffs for S497l9
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDeE Marshall
Edward Carroll Us. Moses Eehengreen. An an
peal from Justice Myers. Under curia.-As.
sgnment from 253 to end of docket and 10 cases ON
postponed docket 'el 0l
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NEWMAN, Bro. & Sons

nave Just been awarded another first premium,
. . A GOLD MEDAL
from the Georgia State Fair held Atlanta Georgia, 0cto
ber, 26th, 1860.
see what the New York Musical Review and Musical
ord SAYS edited bv Mason Bros, doctors of music. The
ID 1850, they say:
recently visited the warerooms Of Messrs Newman
BRO Sons, to witness exhibition OF their skill in Piano
Forte manu- featuring Their Grand Piano Forte is different
from any have being oversrung
ment with four strings each note in the treble and has
double sound board invention of heir own and patent
ed which produces decreased vibration and great volume
of tone For decacy Of touch and it cannot
excelled Their Square Pianos equally excellent in
and finish and all made with the double sound board
And Of fOcober 10Th, 1860. they say
"Messrs Newman, Bro. Sons, always the qHi riUe
have again out Square Piano, with enlarged scale
which IS aParticarg fine toned instrunen 1t
remarkably clear treble and great Of tonen
The public are invited to examine stock, at ouI
Branch Wareroom,
No. 235 Vest Baltimore street,
near Charles.
- Sign ofthe Miniature Piano.
o3l-3t NEWMAN RRO A. SONS
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See Fourth Page.

FOR COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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EUROPE.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
THE FULTON'S MAILS.

me Effect of Count Cavour's speech-Victor
emmanuel and NapoIeon-Mazzini's Posi-
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| GRAND BLACK REPUBLICAN, DEAONSTRA-
TI0N-TOR CHLIGHT PRO OCESSION-A BRICK
BATRE CEPTIO AT TIE THEA TRF-SPEEC Oh
OF REV. COL. FRENCH s. EVANS-THE
| MEETING BROKEN UP By OUTSIDERS
In accordance with an advertisement the Black
Republicans last night had torchlight procession
and mass meeting in Front Street Theatre 1t
was appointed that the Wide Awake Association
should form in Holiday street, between Lexington
and Fayete streets. AT half past six o'clock por-
tion of the Bell and Everett Minute Men assembled
in that square. They had team of mules drawing
large wagon, in which there was an immense bell
While the Minute Men were forming, the Black
Republican Wide Awakes entered the Square from
Fayette street. On their appearance, the Minute
Men and the crowd commenced groaning most
horribly, and then gave three cheers for Bell and
Everett. The Wide Awakes gave three cheers for
Lincoln and Hamlin, and the crowd gave groans
Cheers and groans were kept up until the Minute
Men left the Square. The crowd, or at least most
OF 1t, remained behind and kept hooting and groan-
ing. One brick was thrown, which struck VIM
L. Beale on the side of the head, inflicting quite
severe blow. He was one of the commanders of
the Wide Awakes. 1t is not known who threw the
brick.
At halfpast seven the Wide Awakes, under a
strong police guard left Holiday street. and pro-
ceeded to Baltimore street, and thence up to Eutaw
All along the route they were hooted and particu-
Iarly at the corner of Baltimore and North, and
D"tinoIe anu OhdrieS StTeets, WneTe tIe Bell ana
Everett men were standing. The procession passed
down Eutaw to Pratt, and thence to Charles street.
me Bell and Everett men were forming on this
TTeet, Tt between Lombard and Baltimore streets.
hs Lne "iue Awakes proceeded up Charles to Lom-
oard and turned down that street. Here thew met
change Place. s w ''"A' "a
Marshal Kane stepped in front of the Wide
Awakes' ana walked in that position past the line
of the Minute Men. To the credit Of the latter
be 1t said that they preserved the best order and
allowed the Black Republican procession to pass
with quietness. The Wide Awakes proceeded to
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Ship News.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The bark Seraphim, from
Charleston for Havana, was totally lost October
20th, on the Ellen Shoa, near Allaco Crew
saved
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In France, the announcement of the approach
ing marriage of the Princess Alice with the Prince
Louis of Hesse Darmsadt is looked upon with some
regret, owing to the well-known antagonism to
French principles evinced by the reigning Duke,
his uncle.
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From Havana.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
brings Havana dates OF the 18th ult. Sugar closed
firm at 9@9S reals Molasses 81. Exchange ON
London l2H@l4. Freights were dull.
The political news is unimportant
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The visit Of Miss Dix to the penal institutions of
Michigan seems to have walked up the public. The
Detroit papers are unanimous in denouncing
the corporation for the slovenly manner of their
treatment of criminals and paupers The public
institutions of the State in disgraceful con.
diton.
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The last Thursday (29th) of November, will be
the common Thanksgiving Day this year. 1t has
already bean officially named in New York, Penn
sylvania, Massachusetts,, Maine, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and lows.
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The HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS of Michigan have
organized an Institute of Medicine, and will memo
rialize the next Legislature to establish Homeo-
pathic Professorship in the State University
Philadelphia papers state that the number of stu
dents in attendance this year at the Homeopathic
College of Pennsylvania is greater than at any for
mer period. Efforts making in Philadelphia
for the establishment of a Homeopathic Hospital
The system is evidently gaining strength and popu-
larity.
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THE SUGAR TRADE OF BosroN, MAss.-Boston,
Mass is claimed to be one of the greatest and most
important sugar markets in the world. The
ceipts of sugar for the first nine months of this
year, were 1892 hogsheads, 81 965 barrels, 49,,
sS3 bags principally from India, IS, $50 boxes
About 200 cargoes, or 65, 900 hogsheads of molas-
ses also annually landed at that port. and vast
quantities of both sugar and molasses, are sent
trnn ihnrn q all narts nf tho runrlA
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from Washington.

NtUfff w
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-During the nine days i'm
mediatey succeeding the award under the new
loan, one million dollars were paid into the Treasu.
ry. This is only onethird as much as received un.
der a former loan within the same period of time.
The commandant of the Pensacola Navy Y ard has
reported to the Secretary of the Navy, that the
charge against Lieut.. Stark, of furnishing the ma.
rines by suspendng them to cross, is unfounded
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A MODERN PRoPHET-Jacob Greenwood. 70
years OF age, writes from Starkvle Ca, that he
has for three years possessed the ken of prophecy
and that the arcana of coming events are freely
and unr eservedly presented to his mind. His pre-
tensions will, of course, excite ridicule but in at
testation of their truth, he says he predicted the
recent affair at Truxio, the fires in Texas and the
political fusion in New York; and now he is will
ling to stake the reputation of his profession upon
the prediction that the fusion ticket of New York
Will carry the largest vote in the coming election,
and Gen. GarbaIdi will not survive the first of
January, 1861
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Skating is to be a fashionable amusement this
winter. Taking their cue from New York, the
cltlzens OF Albany have selected plot of ground
north Of the Patroons residence, between the Troy
road and the Albany Northern Railroad, which is
to be enclosed and flooded. The area is six acres
At Detroit similar enterprise is on FOOT part of
the Jones farm has been purchased and thirteen
hundred dollars are appropriated for the construc-
tion of the pond.
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At the last meeting of the "Boston Society for
Medical Improvement" DR.. Jackson said the prac-
tice of opium eating was exceedingly common in
our country towns, and this opinion was confirmed
by other physicians present.
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From jAMAIcA.-News to the 9th instant has been
received from Jamaica, W. |. An effort is being
made to introduce the culture of cotton into the
Island In this movement the settlers will be en-
couraged by the Hanover Society of Industry. A
number of English capitalists are endeavoring to
carry out the project An agent of Garibaldi was
IN Jamaica endeavoring to obtain subscriptions to
the work of Italian independence. There is much
ieeng IN favor OF the Liberator, and the movement
Is general throughout the Island. The autumnal
rains were highly favorable to the crops and there
was every prospect of an abundant yield. The
sugar estates were in fine condition.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

Philadelphia are to be erected Immediately; the
purchase of the Levy property, on Chestnut street,
having been cOmnleted.
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PRONOUNCED SNoB.-The question: "what is
snob is likely to be satisfactorily answered through
the discussion now being carried on among the
military men and hotel keepers in New York. 1t
appears that Gov. Morgan, having invited one
OF his staff, who also kept hotel to the Prince of
Wales dinner, recalled the invitation, because he
was assuredit was not etiquette for prince to dine
at the same table with hotel keeper. The military
and the gentlemen who keep hotel have voted
the Governor "snob," and remind him that he
as grocer and vender of mOlasses and nutmegs
mad not any great advantage over hotel keeper
The insulted BOniface has resigned his military
commission
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

The long mooted question in regard to the New
York city postoffice is at last settled. Attorney
General Black has approved the title of the old
Dutch church property where the office now
stands
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

Agnes Crawford and Rebecca Walker, interesting
girls, about eleven years of age, residing in Brook
lyn, were taken into custody by policemen Carr
and Golden, of the sixth precinct, on charge of
shopliftiDg. Without the knowledge of their pa
rents they had stolen ST 900 worth of goods in
New York
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chase tbe First Bantst Church of that city for the
use of the Hebrew citizens as synagogue.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-17
Oripat : 9erfauf,

Son fbdeborem lie9enoem Gi9entbum.
Der llntrSsianetr bietrt birbur6 feline
&crrli ID c 8amcrct
arlseen In Ster.Saucna GaunIGip, Qeda Gauus
tp. rur4 prpat Sarbd gum Gtrtauf an bicIrl.
be ia begrGnSt burd 01npsr bon Samuel Setoer,
peter Sra unb Nbrabam Sel cntGaItrnb 584
Ader. DdUUn ilnb 8 older pom tr1rn 6cl,lanb
unb Ndrr Grrli6r DicIm. Der NeIt III Sum
trHcn gauIanp, in flriur IAldlide 5spr eet1eilt.
in teitrn Gultur' 3uil1npe np dbrrtaupt in alien
6inl&rn in Der bsllen Srpnuns. Die SsrteIs
ieruneen linb
2ssA Stpci cute 251bmbGnIer,
:;;s b tas cine sweiaGdis unO tds onbcrt
&sAAslA cinf6dis, cine cute Rsnerne S6eusr,
Elm Stau, 70 pis ale anbsrr NrbenarbGube. gs
tsTnbet li6 atlerlei bonn tslsn DIP auf benz
eanbe-sIeGfalls cine quite Sprinse, unb Gin au.
ter Srunnen rabr benz WObnbauIr, unb 70 fIie6t
aud rinr Greet burG Oa6clbr.
gs III birs SOrtrsfFi6ss Gissnl6um, unb Sauf.
luili8f clltrn baBelbs ifbsniaIs bsls9rn, ebs lls
1rntpo iaufen.
Die Srbnsun9sn unb bus NGG1s t6rr9aupt
srfdbrt man bd bsm GiosnIbamr.
9enrp Seu.
gusua 20. na4m
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9 66ebores
GrraMDz zGi0CnnfGHl1nt

2(uf 6fentliber &enou 3u Uerfaufen.
9luf Mcntags ben 22arn October, um 1 llbr
gadmittass 1ca auf Dem gissntbum Islbf, bf'
fentliA Srrfauft wsrcrn:
Gine Dcrrlidbe Grunblotte,
gelrgrn In StnsSaueVn, 9r9a gauntp, ltn6
5par an Der StraBe bic BON Sct9Gcbfm mad Ybi.
taNslp6ia ftibrt, unp rtrpa cine balte Nieile bon
8riersnSsiae; srGn;ino an 2ano BON NatGan
Grtnt, @bNrles .. gBraper, Satcb gcun9, il.
unb anterr sntGaltsnb un9efabr 81 Gdsr pOrs
trsiIIide6 Ganp, in 16idIiGe 8eIptr 9rtbeilt, un'
ter gutcn 5enIsn, unp it in Dem telisn Gultur'
3utants. @twa 2 gldr 1T 9utrS SUlSlanC, nit
I6p9rm SOl3 bspahlen. Die SerbrBsrun9en
parauf fnp
I8vA Gin foit neue6 slpcif0tfi9te6
ti:;sETn iteinerne6 8obnbou5,
- - Elm 8aI69nuS, cine quite fat rrur
S6mri,mItrusr. Gs btfintet f6 Elm Srunneu
am 0aule 70 rpie an Der Sdeuer, uno rS ii Dies
cine tarl6c 2utte unb rptl rsr aufmrrtIamtett
pcn &auFuili9rn rrrtb.
So 1T pieS bas btntsrla 1rne lir8enbe GiScns
ttum Der peritprbsnrn 9 IA tetb 9oun9,
leBtbin bon Sprtrla9tcm SounI6p unO Gauntp.
Die Srbtn8ursen am Sertaufstase unb auf'
wartun9 Scn
s.ss gE,saaa, @; g'""'' er'ors.
SCttember26. no4m
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8dueret at Derf1ufelt.

Der llntrrseihnete bietst tierour9 feline bsrrIis
DE Sauere burh YriDat9antel gum 8rfauf an.
DieIslbe 1T stlsscn in eeAa @auntp, an Der Stras
&c Die bon 8rtbebtm mad Wauh. @tunf uno al.
10 bon Sstblebem mad Gatalauqua ftigrt, uno II
bssrdn3t bur6 eGnber BON gbwurb Glrwe0, Sobn
S6psbsr, SCiept Gsldner unb nnbrrr.
Sic Namcrci cmtb6It 10 2gfcr
unb rinise 9tuttsn, ieber SUP bfritltsn III In eis
nrm EOBsu Gulturs 3uFanCr, uno es III iiterbaupt
retder 8atttsjn Scpsn.-Ois &ats6uunsen bas
rauf fno
- Gin 9roBe6 8rdm 8obnbaus,
III: NIT elmer YOrtIa uuf bsten Seitsn, Ell.
ESssssEa4 ne erp6e S6wctser sS6ruer, Elm gro.
Fer pierpefall unb gBngsnbaus Gin nslrben.
Der Srunnrn unp Gifrrne brfnpsn fa ebsnfals
bri Dem SduIr uno Der SArusr, uno 70 IN aud
Elm pprtreffIiGr Sbfsarten barouf, rrt&sr al
lsrlri bon brm trfen Stf brin9t.--5srusr tsfiu.
bet liA aud cine Sebsr Yrsbe nit enrm 9utrn
SauS barauf.
Das gisentGum liest ! Wleilr pCn get9le.
bsm, 3 Nrilen bon @atalauqua unb A Wsilen
pun @lentaun, uno baraus lebt man, ba6 man
ben Draft nabe bat. = Diele Sauersi fam In
feiner 5inii6t in birIsm S9dls bee Staats iitsr.
trpffrn prpen.
Das Ndbrs erfdbrt man fpenn man tei benz
llnterjsGnrtrn anruft Der lsltR parauf pCtnt.
Dts Srrinsunsen t6nnsn ssma6t psrbsu, 70
caB Te paben.
Saniel gta9I.
sH-g gBirb baS Gigcnibum uI6t tts gum 2trn
October bur6 grpatbanpsl pertauft, 70 pirb ss
pann UNI 1 ll6r brs Na6mittdeS an 9emslpstsm
Gage auf bffentIi6r Senpu Ssrtauft.
@uaul 8. na4m
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9BQi1 1en1ertC0tS 8erfQuf.

Sn 6ruft unO 5ufOIse sinrs gefsGtS, aus tcm
gGaiicn9cri6t bon 0e&a Gauntp. ioll auf Sffrntli.
der geneu Srfauft werbsn, aui brm @tssntGum
IeItf, auf Samaa9s ben 27lrn October, um
lbr gla6mittaSs,
Sine 9etpife 9otte 8runo,
sslesen in Der Stabt aarntaun, eran,rb nGrb.
lid an bic Gtrp StraGe, Elli9 al cine gotte BON
9Sillldm Ssip, idblt6 an eine 6fentli6s @lrY,
unO wsTlif an @runp BON SOispb S6nurman !;
snt9nltenS 25 SUP In Der 5rOnte, uno 120 5ub
In Der Siefe.
@s 1T btrS bas bintrrIa6ens lissrnbe Gssnt6um
prs Ssrlortrnrn ! tsUbprs Bro dma n,
lrbtbin Son bsIastcr Stabt unb gauntY.
Die SrbinsunSrn am Serfaufstusr unO auf.
trartun9 bon
Goparo Q. S6eimer, lom'or.
DurGb bic Court.
%. SduSman, S6rsitsr.
Sctcter3. nq4m
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AubttDrS An;et0e.
Su Dem @liisnoSridt ron echo Ga,

Su Dem @aisn9cri6t ron eed5a Gnuntr.
Sn Ter SoGc Der 9tCduung Bon Subn S&onk,
Guardian Scn Yrec / 4 a & d, cine minprs
iabrtSc Scdtcr rrs prrllUrtrnsn Sotn 6rd, lrbt.
bin pCn Ge6d GluntY.
llnb nun Qusul 10, 1860, uuf gprI6las ron
q. .. SawarB, Giq., rnanntr tie Court Scbn
8. SItprr, @Ia., ais QubItur, um brlaatr 9teh.
nun8 dFe8uIctrn, unb wrnn n5lbis nn6 rrm @r.
lcB utCr3ulstteln,
5GSg5SA aus Den ltrtunosn.
Ssss9 Ssseusts.-S. Sauemam, Cdr.
Strnseuanntrr autitOr prb fir ben gntsrtd
Ieinr Srliimmuns, in lersr Sffis, In Der Statt
Qlrntaun, auf Dienllass ben 23frn Sctotrr, UNI
10 llbr Scrmittu9s, SusCsn len, ollpc F& ale
SntcrsBirte sinfncen tbnnsn, wrnn llr rs nIs nS.
ttis rraGtrE.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-17
Nu6itDrS Nn3et0e.
Sn Dem @aieneeriht rcn eeta Gauntp.

Su Dem @ailen9eri6t rrn oeto Gouutp.
On Der SADIE Der Nrdnuug ron NiGad ..
Grreman. Cornelius 0tpt6 uno WpIr5 6. Shaabt,
Grccutcrrn hes lrbtCn gDilfns unb Geliamrnts
RES psrfcrtcnrn Slrarl gBesr 0, trbiGn BON
Njetrr' Nacunsie 2aunldtp, QsGa Gaunt9.
llnb nun @uBat 10, 1860, rrnaunte bic Court
6. 8. Nporr, Samrs 8rry unO Nattan 8c.
Ter, Giqs. ais 2tuoitoren, um trInste 9iednuns
dtGSuc0rn, wrnn nEtbig dtcrjuirtteIn, unp Sr'
ttetlung gu tcrGten.
T7577A nus rem urtunbcu.-@ @eTuets;
&aoSg q. 9ausmOu, S6r
Strngcnonntc Qubitorrn mrrrsn f6 fir b'n
Gnojrcf tbrer ScRimmuns rinfnben, ouf 5rrt.
tags ben 19rn SctUber, UNI 10 ll6r Gprmits
toss, IN Der Slfis beS 6. 8. 81 Mpprr, GIq., In
Der Stlrt Nlentaun, alpU F4 ale SntsreBrtc
sninorn fSnnrn wenn fie eS ais nttbis ern6trn.
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