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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
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oen bic Sabe, Defenders Die Nliltb 0ctcnz
6en, ale n6t6ioen 2(ufmerff1n'ecit crbatz
ten. Gle TolItCn cuff GtaQuno uno Silt
teruno tsfcmmrn, Ole GtGur fpllteu
siemtitb mann, out oclaftet, rcinIif uno
nit ocr erfoy0eriitbe9 2 trcu pcrffbcn fcin.
2(uBer bem ocp6bnlid1cn Euttern uno
Srdnrtn ioUtc c6 Den : Gbiercn ned, bcoucm
9enntt merocn. Dieter 8cQcnifoub fonn
faum 3u bOb an9eibta9Cn irerbcn.
Damn in Seju9 ouf oa8 Gutter elm
Sbei! 1T notIrlitb Strcb, Soeuz unbl
28eli1forniten9cl oucin 5u eymartcnI
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
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-U@itt66ura, Is. 0cpemter.-
Sine 2(rt &0Dtiitber TinittyniB bate iib
9eiIern U62r 8an3 Wtt5bur8 uno cinen
9roBtn 8bejI uon IUe9bcnD Gitp 0etaz
cert. S6ou III elmer friibln MoT9cnz
itunoe 3o9 iicb Elm oiGter gIebcl iiber Der
Stoot 6uilmmca un0 prrounftltc i'm Ser
Elm nit Dem aus ben unJl6Gocn G1mincn
uno 6cutythtn DtrUprQuaLmtnotn Rord)
Die 2ltmo5pbdye oermo6en, Dap c5 faft
unm69li0 lpar, iclbit ouf Der Strobe Sc
9cnitdnbe ouf cine Gntfcrnun0 Von 20
6uB ju unttrfbeioen. oSn alien QGoen,
6abrIfen, @eltbift6lofalcn uno 9Gobn:
bdufern brannte @a5 tpGBrcnO be5 gan
zen 8ormitto96 uno 9c9cn 90itta9 bin
fbicu fib Die SinlterniB erlt mob rcdbt
1ano9reiflith MAIDEN 3u lpouen, renn
R1ub Uno gtebet ftnftcn iib ticfcr unit
ibtofen allies 2itbt pon ctca aus. G5
.9ucftc r9rouielitb" aus unb onItatt i'm
Witto9 ndb dbnte man i'm St9inn Der gtoht
5u itebcn. - Sine Stunoe ip6ter ober
puroe c5 better Uno Oen Qitt5bur9ern,
weItbe beionocr5 belle 2ofole inne b0bcn,
war e6 Damn Uer8onnt, ibr @a6 neni9:
items auf Elm paar Gtitnoben abjuoreben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
ginr tl7uttcr t{Stct loren sebn.

2tm 3ten 2(u0ult puroe in cinem 0crfc
in 9ul9pricn cine Srau 9eb6not, bic if
rtn ei9encn Srbn ermor6Gt bate. Die.
fer fam rat5 elmer 2(bmeienDeit Don uiclen
Sobrcn aug Gcnltlntinoprl nab 0auIc
jurif un0 bate Elm bCtrdbtli1e6 Ser.
md0tn criP0rt. I'm ieine Gltern am am
bern Wrr0cn tcilc itirfer ju iiberrafhen,
01b er iitb niCbt Ju crfGnnen uno lc9te fit
ihl1fcn. Seine Wutter, Elm perrrcrfcne6
8eib, eribIu9 ibn i'm Sd)lafe NIT elmer
Qrt, nlbm Oa6 @elo uno perbara e6.-
Ills obcr am ndditcn Mor9en iDre Sct)s
ter aus Dem Nprfe fommt uno notb ibrem
8ruocr fra0t, Der iie 2(bcno6 jupor bclubt
bate, mjro &oto, 70 bieB Die Wuttcr too
tenblcib uno Gcitcbt, cap ite Den Sobn,
Den iie fir cincn 8icmben 9ebolten, erz
mcroct babe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
bulieniua.

Sn @lpmout0, sc, s., lcEt Elm fr&nf.
llhe5 Mdohen, oa5 BON Der Subt, in
Sbtafe 3u lp1noeln, cr9rifcn 1T. Sit
pf!c9t bci ibren n1Dtliban promcnaoen,
Sa6ln, Die nidDt MET uno no9elfeit Iino,
mitBunebmen uno in 9ebeimen S1tupf,
ninfcln 5u ptrter9en, 70 Dap man iid
9enot6i9t 8eieDen, iie ein5uIbliebcn. -
8or Elm 9aor @oben perfhleppte Iie in;
otB ouf oiele 2Seiie cine 9olocne 1tbr.-
Sbre 2(n9cDori9en lie6en ibr nun uoQc
8reibeit uno be0b1tbteten iie, um tpomCo=
lib wicocr in Den &eiB Der llbr gu oez
lanAen. &t3litb nun lpanoelte iie lpie=
Der i'm Sblofe uno ibr Sruoer fcl0te ibr.
Sic 9in0 an perlbicoene plder, pobin
Ell itb nidt 9ctraute, oob jei9te ibm Der
y OiDcin ocn Nflo, Den iic cinIblu9.
GnolidD fletterte lie ouf einen alien Baum,
Der ljbGr enen 8atb berGberbino, itano
oufrcDt ouf icinen 8ipfA uno, ficb niez
oerbSu9eu0, bette iic aus Dem Stamme
Die llDr DTUor, (poyouf lte ouf feiten
Scotn 5uriiffGDyte, uno pon ibrem 8ru=
Der 8crpett lpurce, Der Die llbr in Gms
pfIn3 naDm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
tlncrb6rt, abcr rpabr.

6rcuno Sung pom ,,Gibanon Demo.
frat, " 1T Gin 9Iuflibcr 0ruttcr, Dem Ct
ibtint'6 an 9Uten 8vcunoen nbt feblt.
sort nur mas er ia9t:
uG5 1T Der Seruf ocr 3eitun95orufer
ooo Sbun uno Srcibcn Der gSelt 5u be.
ribtcn tpie c5 1T, uno pfr mliiien iie be-
oaucrn Dap iie 9enotDi9j fino, 70 Uitlt
fblcbte uno 70 weniB eoIen O1nolun9en
iDrer Miit9eitb0pfe oufjunotiren. Gd
m0tbt un6 cdDer Defenders Ser9nti9en,
Deute einmal i'm Stanoe ju iein, eine
belonoer6 cole &bat Su teridtcn. s..
6enrp SroB oon Union Saunfcbip, 1T
Der Wonn, Der iib ourb eine muiterDafte
6anolun9 ou69ejeicbnct bat. Gr BAT
un6, nImlicb Dem 6erau6acber bc6 0ibaz
non Ocmcfrat, cincn Iebenoi9cn @elfbz
blDncn perlbenft Der un6 al6 GDriitta96=
Sraten Oicnen 1cu. Dcrielbe 1T tein
tleint6, ma9ere6 SDierben, ionoern Elm
9rpBer, lon9beini9er, muntercr unO tups
fer9ldnjencer 6aDnen, rpeltber binrtibeno
leln miro uniere 8 n5e s Il m | e
menl9lten5 orci Sage lang 81 idtti9en.-
IS iDeint, ais frtue iid) Ger @clitD DDlbucn
lelbit, coBeroe Gbre bat ju einem 70 eoItn
3rpcte benuet ju meroen, Ocnn er trG9t
icinen &opf bob uno 1T gut 6ufrieoen nit
lener leb9en Oelmatb.'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
lscim 1Eert Acnemmcn.

Sin bart cencfrotiiNer Gi1enbabns
Scnouettur in 2aWrtnccpiQe, oer bci ci.
t1er bdblbcn 35idDri0en Q8ittrpe ftbon
fek Ginger 3cit Den 8olanten fpicltc
bate oerieIbtn pcrIprcben, am 8aNto9(
fir GintoIn Su itimmeR, lpcm iie ibn an
Den 2SaDlplaB be9Icite, Der gSabItaQ
fam uuo Der 0err mollte ebCn am 0auft
Der Dame oOrbciitblUpfen, ais iie ibn be.
inGfte uno onbielt. Sic bat Jpn b0hitb
eini8e Miinutcn ju UerlpeiIcn; balo CT.
fbicn he lpie CT in J0ut unp Sbarpl unc
be0leitcte ibn bis iur g8oblfation; oort
!icB iic lib Elm 2intolnsSitfct 9cbcn, BAN.
biStc ib:n Oafclbe nit iUBcn 8titen elm
uno crinutrte Jpn all lcln &erIprcben.-
Der 9srr puBte iid nid)t onccr6 ju BEL
fen, ais Dap e. oic in 3uctcr 9cbUQtc Hba.
b1r6cr Yiuc IhIufte uu0 fir Qiaccln
ttimmte, foil 0bcr Gin bittcrbCic6 @cIitbt
ncn1d,t b1ben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
Gnnrt Sic goumblGtter ant.

gSenn Sruoer SCnatban 70 fparfanf
nit Dem Sun9er um9in9e, pic S. Sullt
Damn pUroe CT Gin befercr Sauer iein.-I
9ticmono 9loubt e6, bis CT e6 9eieben bat
lpie lor0fdIti8 en9liibe unO eurppdii6I
eanoWirtbe uno @drtner nit Se9licberl
um9eben, mas ju 9tn9er perpanoeI
mcrocn fann, uno oa6 1T Elm @runo fill
ole llebcrle9enbeit in Der 4anoipirtbi6oft.
gtun laBt un6 >pieoerbolen, baB tpil
oft 9eia0t b1bcn, boB pcni9e Stcffe fid
gu Sun9er beiier ei0nen, al6 foulenSl
Sl6ttcr. sic boben faum cincn 9erin9d
rem @ert6, ol6 Stalloin0er. Mian fam
melt fe ieet, i'm Wcnat gtopemtcr, el
ite pom Sbnee beotctt meroen. Sic Ii
gen in 9rober Nicn9e iibcyou, jumol i
81lre ouf 0lufen uno 9Sjnopeben a
Der Strabe; ebenlo ldn96 Der Senjen III
in iebem Soofe. 9o6 9SaIblono fol-
bon oenieIbtn ni0t gang rein 9efcbrt nc
oen; ollein cbne 3lreifel entDolt oo6 Gar
ieoes Saucr6 mebr BON bcnielben, ols
Belt ttnpen Fam, bcim3ufubrcn. Mq
retbt oeer feDrt ite nit elnCm itarten Sl
fenbeicn julammcn. Sic lreroCn ouf c
nen 0eupQ9en 9eloocn, nit Seittnbre
tern 70 bob ais mo9Iitb auf9elaoen; ma
betommt faum Elm 6u lDrerc6 Subcr.4
Mlan brin9t iie beim uno benugt iie
ltnteritreu fir Yfcr0e uno Elnopiel
Der Sun9er miro Damn auf oen @cmpoI
baufen i'm StaubOfe 9ebrotbt er mi
an9epenoct um 3orte HUben, 9eItr6ut
unO QFQnjcn i'm @inter bomit ju beoe(
Ell. Grobeerenbeete merocn unter ein
70 marmen Ocfe fr0bIib 9eocibtn. II
ieoen @reI6, ipart Die Sl0ttcr ouf M
hpnlGt iir
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
Oct 6iCCioc Ocmo6rat.

SoDn g cbilc, elmer Der Sdreibcr
fir NCn Gielt9en ltnion6jcr f0run06 De
mcfrotCn, BAT leBte 9Sotbe oberm0lS, mie
oiG3 bcinabe icce 28obe m6Drcno Gem
9on3en letten MaD DIfampf Der 8oQ mar,
iene @llle 9c9en un6 0u59Clpieen, 70 lpic
}cNtn cine 2lnjobl rclpeftablcr 0omen
Oicier Staot uno au0 9e9cn Die Gepubs
lifontr uno uniere ncUlid)e 0cmpnitras
tion.-0a iene6 SIatt 9Gnjlitb untou8s
litb 1T in elmer rclptftoblen Gomitie 9es
Ielcn ju Weroen, uno lpie mir iiber5cuot
iino, gang rpeni9 in iol6en Samlien 9es
oulott lpiro, 70 ipcroen mir nur gang me-
mig bejU0lib auf uns, bic 2Goie5 uno Die
Ntpublifaner erlpieoern-oenn mas in
S5u8 oorauf 9eio9t miro, 1T natiirlicb
ouc6 bC6pili9 oclo0en, lpie man oie6
ourb1u5 in ienem Slatte-in lpe(cbem
man nur iebr ielten @abrbeit per0fentz
tibt finoet, poUon Iitb Gin Seocr ma Grcno
Dem leBtcn QSabtfampf pollfomen ubers
;eu9t blben mu uB-nitbt anocr6 cuparten
fam. SS1 SStoermonn mciB Dap oa6 San.
;e erlo8en 1T, uno paber 1T feline @ioers
lr9un9 notDmenoi9.
Die NrojeBion uno oo5 3uIbuBmobl
miro ebenfou6 9an5 fle9elbaft uno mali
ji66 mt8enommen, uno 0amen uno Ser
ren unUerI0imt beIeioi9t. gSeI, Su oen
Scleioi9ten ia9en mir: obtet c6 nibt
mas Elm Sobn S6iIO fa9t, oenn Seoer
fcunt Die Suelle, uno Seber lpeiB oaB nocb
ME etrpa6 mGnnlibe6 uno oernunfti0e6
oarau6 entiprun9en 1T. Sa6 Q btlb
oucb INNER tiber ba6 3uiduBmob( faaen
mag, 70 madt e6 Den Somen bic b0tbite
Gbre-uuo feline Scmerfun8cn in 98eiuo
0uf Gle 9rojeBiOn fto5en mir oamit Jus
rUt, zap mir fo9en, ooB, Dem 0inmct
iei c6 oeoanft, fein Ml0un in cerictben
mar, Der iib 70 lpeit DinablpUroi0en mir
p2, Die Gbaraet2rt ir9cno reipcftobler uno
unibmoi8er 6rauenyimmcr 0ffentlicb an
ju9reifen uno ju rcr0dbti9en. Wfui
SdMnoe Dem Der bic5 tBut ! @obrlb
cin ioIbe6 @efb0pf, oa6 ijb 70 mas 3u
Sd)uloen fOmmen ldbt, 1T, nab unferer
Mciuun9, oub fdDi0 Die 8upfer bon ben
Nuotn eine6 tootcu Mannc5 mroiuneb.
men, un0 tonnte o1ber fCincsfa(l6 in IN.
iCrtr NrojeBlon 9CouIoCt mer6en. 3cCb
0cnu8 biepcn fir oieie 2Sobs. 3u elmer
onoCrn Belt lperben lpir ober nod etlpoS
capon Su ia9en blben, mas Elm gutter al
tcr Sorcr ouf lcinem Sooe6bCtte bon ieis
ntm mjBratbtnen Sobn 9cIa8t, uno ipie
er icl1c DeiBe Sbrdnen ocBne9cn Uer0oi.
ZEN bat ;->pie &c mar bomit, uno 10 II
man unldn8it fb0nolitb belofen lmo balb
toot ouf eincm Stcinphofer fono ;-mo
>pIe e6 lpar nit ncb onoern 6lCini8feitcn
ais {: cCn Mloili1den, Der W6rtcl 8pr,
Dem SeutcItud, 9clribcn $o6uicrn, II. +.
No.. II. m.-8i6 o0bin (a9cn mir, Uos
lc Sor. Sbito.
DJSn Sprien weroen Die Qnfdbs
ret Ger ibreflibca Me9cIun0en Der Gbri.
ittn 9critltIib pCrbort uno bcitroft. IS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
Nie une umaebcnoe lebenNiac fpcll

29aiiij uno @oulo ibGBen, Dap e6 Il
ni9iten6 25O,OOO peribieoene 2(rten
benoi9er Sbiere 9ebe. &enn mir Elm
l(u9enblict iiber Die 3abl Der Snoipiou
na6oenftn, lpelbe 3u ieoer 2(rt 9e9crt,
fan9en mir an, un6 cine fbpo6e Sort
lung bon Der Wen9e belebcnoer @efen
bilOen, mclbe oieie nnitre Groe beor
Fern, rpetcbe in iib felbft nur Elm fIeir
Qlanet zines @lieoe6 i'm 9roBen Sonnt
fpitem 1T. 2Sir fo9en, cine uibnal
Soritellun9," benn per tann Die Sro
Der 3abl bcareifen, pelbe nctbpenp
pdre, um Die SnOipibuen elmer einji9|
Spajie6 ju umfofIen, ). 9. pe6 Sie|
unter Den SierfiBIern, poer Der Saub|
unter pen S69cIn, Der 0arinoe unter d
Sii0en, Der 9ou6flie9en uno Nlu6quI
inter ccn SnIeften-oon tpelbcn coeb
oe6 Elm lebcnoiae6, otbmencc6, 8Cr9n|
Gen flntcnoe5 &bier iit.-(2(m. 2(0rit- /
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
OennInfnanicn Offi1ipn.

N1&fcI9nrc5 III bas pff,icae gBaGtrrluftat
ven OiriEm Gtaat, uno Nabtlte gift gincoln cine
N'trtet Vcn 59,673 lt,r aQc Yarttern, unb
cine NcHgbcit eon 50. l50 qtrr has 5uBrn5.9t.
drt.-QRatrIid her 9Crrri6Re 2lusgang rem maa
nod ie in piCleu Staat rrlett Sat -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
nPGinr fdlrrflidle @eIhihte ereinne

"Ginr ftrrttljbe @eIbi6te ereionez
te ittD neuIitb in Morion So, Golifcrniz
en-. Sine 2(njaDt Gamerooen ruroen
bcrauicbt, ais iie fitb oomit betuiti9ten, Ell
ncm ibrcr 3oDl Die &leioer nit @bi5fep
nap 5u MAIDEN enOliCb stnocten iie feline
3leioer AUDI an, uno ebe iie lpieoer 0cs
lolbt pcroen fonnten, mar er ju Sooe
0ebrlnnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
Der pcr3iftun8spro3cG in t7cw Samp.
ii)ire.

. ort6m on t B, 9telp 0ampfbirc,
l9ten 9toUcmbfr. Der 9rp5eB 9e9cn R.
g. Nl6oroion uno Srau Sarab 2(nn
6eoIp5, on8ctlo8t, Den Gbemonn oer leg=
tcren crmoroet Su b1ben, cn0i8te beute nit
Sreiiprehun3 Der Srau, ma Gbreno Hibz
aroion 3U OreiBi9 Sobr 3ubtbau5 perur=
theilt muroe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

OPB a ( cb in0ton, 10. 9tcp.-
NlDter @opne pon Der Supreme Court
in SaUannab bat einen Brief an einen
6reuno in @0i0in9ton oei6rieben, in
lpcltbcm er perilbert, Dap bier SUnftel bet
Sur9cr pon SopannoD 9e9en Die Secei.
Iion fino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
lpicotr Gin llnfaQ ourdb 5dice8emcbr.

Sor eini9en Sa9en erei9nete fib in
oellom SauniDip, &orf G0untp, elmer
iener firbterliben ltn9IG65fallt, mel
d)e aus unooriicbti9er 0anobobun9 bon
SbieB8etpcbreH entitebcn. Sin Miam,
9tomcn6 M2i0del Stridlcr mar auf bic
So9o 9e0on9en, unO p6breno CT auf ei.
mem Steinboufen itano, NIT feincr bop
pell0uft9en Slinte neben iib, 9leitete ole;
M lc!ef ungSrle9en6 1,, 9Ero66s f. pap Ole Stsine
uno beioe &1ufe fib cntluoen Der s5ns
bait 9ien9 in Die oano uno oen ltnterleib,
rip Den Sallen feiner 6ano binpe9, pois
iirte t6er Den ltnterleib uno ierrib oo6
8leiib ocraeitalt, oa6 er, oI6 man Jpn ans
trof, iein @n9erpei0e NIT ocr 6ano jus
ruGbieIt. 8eni9e Stun0eu nab Dem
ltn9luf6fau muBte er ifcrben. = 62rr
Stridler binterldB Bt cine iun9e 6rau, tein
t'NurHrS S&iCtfol 5a NtratjerN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
sud,anan bat fir Ginealn sc(timmt

ST ta5 mc9lidl !-Sa mpbI. Srcilih
niDt Ger aIte G1leitber i'm &dBsn Sau=
te, aber Elm tteine5 Staottben in 28iscon.
lin, oa6 na0 Subanon 9enannt If, CAB
100 StimmCn MlebrDGt fir SintUln. -
5ouWoD fir Su3anan
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28
rOmeiac NunS SceaeneiTcn.

Die 9totonot bcmofratiIAcn &plun.
teer6 pou &aibiu9tcn, .. g., baben ild,
crbotcn, Den Str9ern bon SuosGarclina
ju 6uIfe ju ellen. Der QbIbieo pon ib.
rer @ocimotb miro fen &erl6 nidt ibper
rcr0en, ocnn cine 9roBe Qnjobl oericlben
ltno bon oen @ai1in9ton gericbtcn ne.
Gen Der gieoertrQt1tl9cn 3erlt0run0 oes
rcpublitdniiben 8i0wom5 in Criminal
llntcriubun8 9ejo9en uno wenn Iie bleis
ben, lpuroe 0a5 9efdn9nib ibrer luarten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

Gctnl. 263.O3O 1851 1867 t28O9
9lcd'mntt, cS ii tits cine uncrNGrte Nebrtet
-unb rod warn unirrr rGrlids G'can prn If
-----r...- St.~-- f'S--I, - -L~.L ssGshs
AcBcn yInrpln gCten. gSutCn fc tsnictten in
3uturit misb 9llutsn gisin TGer ridt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

DTDer %. ltopember iit nibt ouein
in 9ennlplpanicn, ionoern AUDI in Neus
Worf, Mah1tbuiett5, Woine, Gomecti=
cut, gfcu 9ampibirc, 9teu SerieD Mlis
bi8an, SDio, Snoiono uno Soma ol6
N0nf9e 9ebun9o.Sa0 feif0eitelt nOrOen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

DGr prdiioent 8plcr, Der lest rs
Sabre alt 1T uno frQfti9er uno 9eiunoer
auelteDt ais lpie ct oa6 &eiBe Soau6 be-
mcDnrC, WurOe Dor jlpei Wpnoten nit
Cinem S0btercin befbcnft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

GTSn Sprien merCen Die l(nfdbs
rer Ger lbretlibea Megclun0en Der @briz
ittn 9eyItgtlib pcrbort uno bcitroft. IS
lpuroCn tereit6 20 perIoncn nit Dem
StranQ Nn8eribtet, uN6 ITO Sotooten
erihoHcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

. DF8O,OOO 8Gfelfeue finb i'm
goufe oieic6 SSdbres nab ct. 9ouiS oez
bra0t pcrocn. Oieie 8eQe, Die bcfonntz
ltb ju SbIittenoefen &c. benuet ,peroen,
purocn ale bon inoianiiben Squous aez
9erb!t, on Die M0nner 3u fol; fino, Gm
it5 lemoI6 nit FOLDER 2(rbeit 3u befafcn.
DPG6 1T bther nit eincm 9utsn @en.
l3en IN elmer ormen Quite gu lieen, aI6
nit ancn gtarr in cinrm rcilbcr pala(fe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
TIE OLD NORTH STATE.

We are not blind to the eminent aud vsl-
liable advantages possessed BY other States.
aud the vast resources. great enterprise, a nd
proud position Of this great and glorious Un-
ION. But we neyerthtrlesS are forced To- the
confession of greater, deeper devotion, II
pDssible, to our Own native State.
There was time when the l4ck Of enter
prise. the spirit Oi progress. 0t educational
facilities, aud Of general intelligence "a North
Carolina, made our checks crim,un 10 tire
presence IL those who were not slow il mar.
nifying the superiority Of other states. nur
backward III ridifBliog our Deficiencies -
but that day passed. Tie mentnn ol lie all
North State now e1cIirs our pride, especial.
ly when we contrast her ptesent attitude
with what .he is 10 Be. Let Us take brtci
survey Of her as she now presents herself 20
the eve.
aud lirst. her Population. Her advance.
meui IN population Is steady, but not rapii.
But little Is gained By accessions lron utbtr
states of cOuHtfes. Mast uf her people ate
born upon her sofia fact not tb be under
valued. The Distinguishing features 81 der
people, at present are their industry, ecuno.
my and integrity Most Of them III pi, seal
energy, equal any people on the globe. STA,
ia Intellectual strength. they are not behthI
their fellows. Our people are a working
people. aud most u them gre devoted 10 the
cultivation ol the soil hence their lrugaiity
industry aud honesty. Uutwaid appearan-
ces are not sure test nf the wealth Or posi-.
ton Of her citizens. Uncuntamnated By the
influence Of large cities or idle associations,
10 order 10 ascrrtan tie heitO North Caro-.
llnian. 10 moral. mental or prcaniaty wealth,
SOU mus. see him at home.
Secondly, her soil. Every variety Of soil
may be found il her burdgrs. The states
North aud South Oi her, have their peculiar
advantages in projection, bot North Coroli-
ma combines them all. Her .uil aud CLIMATE
render her capable uI producing any article
Of consumption or Of commerce, which can
be produced by any other State IN the Union.
Indian corn. wheat, tobacco. and cotton. she
is capable Of producing to degree almost
unparalleled.
Thirdly. her Minerals. Gold. iron, coal.
copper enough 10 make her the Princess Oi
states, lie embeddej in her bowels. Mining
III ell these departments is engaging prulita.
bis many Of her citizens, and tic day IS not
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SNOW -BALLIN
BY JOSIE 3. nuNT.

BY JOSIE 8. HUNT.
The soft loose gold Of her tresses
IL strayng about her face,
And the wind through It's silken meshes
Is running a iroicsome race.
Her violet eyes--how they darken and fash
Her rose-red cheeks-how they glow
As she stands ankle.dcep il the milk.white drifts,
Pcltias me with the snow.
She tosses the soft flkes round her,
10 her pretty hoidenish play,
Till she looks like sea.nymph rising
Through bilIows Of foam and spray.
She moulds the balls with her lule bare hands;
Do you think she would pout o. scold,
ri nestled the pink palms down in my breast
To warm them they look 80 cold.
Her white wool mt'ens are aang on the snow,
Each one in itself flake,
And her siIken scarf beside them lies,
Coiled up like crimson snake.
All about me the tracts of her soft, small feet
Have printed the downy snow,
And know BY them where, another spring.
nc pietllesI u9Ners VIII grow.
She laughs and scoiIs when my snow-balls 1y
llirmess over her head,
AMI she frts her curls in a saucy way,
Aud cpuches in mimic dread.
She calls Inc sorry marksnaa,
An awkward fellow, aud still
The sly little witch knows well enough
II "A -, A. -.
She knows would sooner think
Ofieariug buueray's wing,
Or beating lilly, or throliling
The iifsl sweet robin Of spring,
Than of aiming al her in earnest,
Or hitting her il could,
Or hanminy % much as tassel
OF bet little scarlet hood.
Gay. beautiful Madge! o what could she 10
II my mouth was half so bold
As the crystals which fall Oh her lips and her hair,
Like pearls among fubies and gold
VIII her pride aud her mllliainess trample my lov
As her light feet have ,rampsd the snow
Thltlhe missiles she filings, which ice 10 my fac
Are FIRE 10 my heart, does she know
Sweet tease! does she guess am wondering now
Whether she'll ever 6s,
II the long long future beiore US both,
Anything more 10 me
Than Little holden with wild gold hair,
Aud rose.reI cheeks IN ga@.
Who sianls ankle.leep II tie niIk.while drifts,
Pelling me with the snow
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at length spoke. - You seem, sir" said he,
" to be in a brown study. OF what are you
thinkng!"
al have been reading" replied the infdel,
!" the moral law"
"Well. what do you think Of iti" asked
his friend.
81 win tell you what used to think" an
swered the infdel. | supposed that Mo.
ses was the leader Of horde Of banditti ;
that having strong mind. he acquired great
influence over superstitious people; aud
that on Mount Sinai he played off some kind
OF fireworks, to the amazement Of his igno-
rant followers, who imagined, in their min
gled fear and superstition, that the exhibition
was supernatural"
% But what do you think nov ~ interpos-
ed his friend.
~ have been looking" said The inRdel,
i" into the nature Of that Law. have been
trying to see whether | can add anything to
it, or take anything from il, So as TO make
it better. Sir, l cannot. Ii i, perfect"
{" The first commandment" continued he
"directs US to make the Creator the object
of our supreme love and reverence. That is
right. II he be our Creator, Preserver. and
supreme Benefactor, We ought 10 treat him.
and none other,'as such
{" The second lorbids iduatry. That cer-
tanly is right.
The third farbids prolaneness.
" Hhe fourth fixes time lur religious wor-
ship. Ii there be God, he ought surely to
be worshipped. It is suitable that there
should be an outward homage, significant Of
our inward regard. II God be wor.hipped.
it is proper that some time should be set
apart for that purpose. when all may wor-
ship him harmoniously aud without inter
ruption. One day in seven is certainly not
ton much aud | do not know that it is too
little.
:" The fifth defines the peculiar duties a.
rising from the family relations.
I" "lnjuries to our neigbbor are then ctissi-
fed by the mural law. They are divided into
offences against life, chastity, property, and
character. And" said he, applying a legal
idea with legal acuteness. +" notice that tie
greatest offence in each class IS expressly
forbidden. Thus the greatest injury 10 life
is murder; 10 chastity, adultery to proper.
ty, theft; to character, perjury. Now the
greater offrHce must include the less Of the
same kind. Murder must include every in
jury to life adultery every injury TO purity !;
and 80 Of the rest. And tile moral code is
closed and perfected BY command forbid.
ding every improper desire in regard to our
neighbor.
Il have been thinking he proceeded.
" WHERE DID MosEs GET THAT LAW ! |
have read history: the Egyptians and the
adjacent nations were idolaters so were the
Greeks and Romans; and the wisest and
best Greeks or Romans never gave code of
morals like this. Uhere did Hoses gel this
Lar, which surpasses the wisdom and phi
losophy Of the most enlightened ages: lie
lived at period comparatively barbarous |;
but he has given law in which the learning
and sagacity Of all subsequent time can de-
tect no flaw. Where did he get IL: lie
could not have scared so far above his age
as to have devised il himself am satisfied
where he obtained il. II must have come
from heaven. lam convinced of the truth Of
the religion uf the Bible" Ifecs.