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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
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uno gterpe ns0 E 81 enoe.
Der undergraduates, rcr sinisrn SabrIn Gin Gin:
mcbucr ron Niitn, entoedtC pibreuo CT rcrt mar,
lin cinfahIs NrSuter: MitCl-etnc 9erpige Sur fir
Nut;tbruue, l(hbma. @rrnhitis, puTsn, &Crtil:
tuns. uuo urrpEie DrbiIitit. Sir ecu 9luecn ron
GuspbrCuneu uuo Gtrptn eseGnttu III CT wtlItns
NaBAbs 81 psrSftullitbeu.
Sclhs cis rs mdnIbtu piro CT cine ScrIbrift,
nit rcNsr Unwtiluuo, itcllInfrCi) iuIcneeu e6sn:
falls Sire Nrctt rcn Der NRcrijin, pccbt ie os si:
ne bd0iht @cmtinatcn rcu ttr 9iaturs siufaAGn
RrdutGrn inotn ntroSn. Sclhe Dix cas- Gliutt gu
batcu winIhcu, tGuncn ss burdb tis ;Erddtrbuuos
polt crbaltsu, wtnn hG ibrtibrn an
.. g. Sutbbcrt,
&rGutGr Orstcr,
Sc. 420 Yrcatpon, 9iGurcrt.
2(pril Is, 1850. rqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
0ie 9rpfe NIB ansacrebmtv
9e9endber Der OeutIb bslutberiIhen &ir6
uno unfern 0a9enbub'6 @aitbou6 in
9tllcntdut.
10 E er ii, 4 { h /

SRatbt ltiueu Srtunbcn uno Dem puttitum i'm
m9tmsntu tetannt, RAP CT rctb INNER on cben &c.
iaattm often Stano cas- Sutieb cuma der 0c=
fdbdft in ausstetbnttr gBCifc bstretbt mcIClbt CT
itrt mS9ibe Ait ptn SabrTu9Gn rtrftrti9t uno ras
auf eas NcttEite uno IlittrboftCI, intcn CT ltltn
Gin trfabrsuer uno prattiiber 8utihGumotbCr III
uno nGr 9rihi9te QrNtiter oulttgt $ti ibm fnoct
man tG5 rcrratbi9 unp wcresn Ouf StteUu9 9e'
maht
&ae Nrtm Carriages, Sennp 2inSs, Sreoes,
Sulfies, HpdawnYs, GouYaas,
uno d6erbaupt ale aneSrs lstbts SobrStusr, Die in
tinsm 9utEu @tatIiTcment ;u fnren inr, ju 9oni
bIgCn prtilcr.
0~F llue fire ltrbcitn iino nab Der ntutitIn
9Qccs uuo aus oin btlttn WottrGItn vtrftrriar.-
Scltbt, ptldbs rabtr Gin aucs, nctlcs uuo b6ncs
Sobr;su9 ;u batru mtnibGu, wcrecn frcdntlttblt
ctn9ctGbtn, lei ibm prrwprCbtu uno fatlt 81 crons
inirtn, rvas elm 9utlr NRshouie tbun fam. llnt
aUc tSuncn hh oGrauf rcroiItn raB mttae 0rtelr
r d tlt-uno immCr Nit prr6r auf9cbaIttn bat.
Ianttor fir ol tibtratt Gunolthoft Die mir tie:
her 81 Sbtit uurct. bcfe i'd ou-tb fcrt9cf,ete Ye'
muDunlcn i'm Dtrnlic mginr Run0Cn cine Scrteau;
CT ibrer C5uujt uuo cine itttt 8srmebruu9 pcs Sfs
fcnttiheu QHCblpcrtns ju puoilucu uuc gu CrbaI;
ten.
Nctcr 81. 2eDr.
lafntdun, 9O1ai ,. na6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
ESest 1T Cure 3eit!
h 6errlt6er gtnf1uf /!
llntsrisihnetSn BADEN iusben einrn bsrrliben
a6tpcUsn Gintuuf ron
NQem Mrten 8I6er,

FNPN ~ wv OAbYLII
ShrsiGmoisriolsn, perfumercien uuo See.
otnbetien auF9epadf, in ibrGm mcblfeifcn sudb.
/ Srplibln Dem Maritpfsred uuo Daemtud's
@baiis-etnen Gintauf rpte mic ;urcr-fcn mir
iuitoer on Den aiIertiaieteu prsiecn attaern
ben. DoruultrE Eno Su fuesn:
NQsentrinrS Sprtimrnt Der @erfc
Ger Amerikauif6en
FroGt0t @eTcuf1aTfo
9sl6s mir poFior an ben prriIsn Der Sc,
Daft prrfaufen. 8Cmmt unp Irtst !-!ss
tasslfultiiArr, bsut16e unb snsIi1dr. BON
n grten, bic mir an p9ilareIpbta Yreilen
ern fSnnen.
unO 5sRamsnte beutI6r unb rnsliI6r-
allen @r6ben unb Gtntanren, nit unb pt=
Siloer, ME man te pGnldt.
uab @sIaugtd6sr Son alien arten-Vrrs
ttuhrr Eao anpere @rbauun9sIfriItrn.
n Il Il der - 9ep9srs pon alien @rG6cn,
SsbG6er, 9abs, WrmOraneum une 8cIetcn,
=ber, cine unatertrsffli9e Guepatl.
baGcr, 9ort Otcnnais uno persie6rn, bic
gar niGt ttrtsn laeen.
rO6ss NNcrtcment S4rCibpoptrr, padpapier,
1antY unp sep6bnli6es Srieipapsr, pcn
r. Sensnnung uno SuaIitGt.
llmltldee 0snprlcpee) BON alien Srrtrn.
e DE unp DsutI6e Sdultd6er pun aa,n @r.
IclAs bic in Der llmee9enp aagemetn ee'
! uGt psrben - woblfsiIsr bier ,u batrn ale
rnbwc icnit aubsrHalb pbiIarrlpgia. Gbsn'
! Is
+, Stabl' unb @1n1efepen,
=arSe, rctbe uno tlaue S4rebtintr, 70 ipis ,u.
| ID bsrrliGe SdrsitHuio.
|psl0ier, 9intcnpulper unb SGreitIanb.
/ DE unc @ngliIte Galsnesr fir 1859, int
Bn 9inlelnen uno 0rc6rn ju faufen.
artrn, Nltum5 uup Sllpcr prn aqm &rten
} preiben.
umereten-als Cologne UaTer, Saars
10 wie aud pcn Der beilen fdneY Ssifs.
Piiriten, ,3lbnpulper, unc bunprrtrlei anberr
tifel, eie mir nidt birr bcnamsn tGnnsn.
b-Stobrbaltsr uno aHsere 9erIcnen welfe
etwas aus unlerem Sa6e brau9sn, tbun
prnn ile tsi uns auufen, benn mir prrfaus
nlsre Artifel aas 70 wobIfeit, wrnn ni6t
eilrr, ais man Fe tr9rpe lcnllwe in Der @r'
befpmmt.
Rcd, 6utb uno Selfrid).
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
llmtrellae unb llnrpfpls.

Gin pcucs afcrtemcnt ron llmtrsuos, itrenr uni
6oumwtlItne Conn llmbrsGas pcn allen 4reieen uni
SuoitStrn, 70 pie cine role &erlbictcnbet rcr
garcfcIS-weltbe Nrtitcl gang biUi9 gum @ertau
au9ctcten pCrren bel
Rennaer unb @heimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
8enineer unb Sdsimer
S6opls /! Sdopls /! @dopIs!

Sin 9IdnStnbes 2tGcrtsmcnt rcn Shapls, ols
fbpar5c unb farbi9e stelIa Sbarpls, f6mar,s unS
mcce fartt9e SbapIs, uierrdi9te uno Ianoe 8rccba
Sdarls, peise uno farbi9e @rope Shorls. ihpari;
feiceus SdopIs uno Mcus Dsan S6arpts, su
psrtdufen bri
8eninaer unb S6eilner.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Ser ippblfeile
61rte@@aarenz zStpbr
1n ber Gtabt Wllentoun
Saaembmcl,, Sscrfeb mmb Gp.

SCuUeupItCD, SCecI Cd NMD I'D.
pdnlbsn lbren 5reunecn uno einem aeebrten Qub
Iitum ansu,si9en, paB fie ibren mcblfeilsn
@i1en>Baare,i> unb <Sderbau Oerdtb>
fbaftrn<Stcbr
untSneii perfect boben, uno guar natb &c. IL, mst.
romiltcn.SnoBs, ,wifben bic eaibdufer Der berrcn
on9rnbu uno 6ccr9e .olIpr iie ec9cnp6rtia au banp
bnbrn, une gu aIIrn 3viten bolttn rpero.n
Sin DDllifGmbi0eS enforcement.
alIer lcler 9Baarcn Die In einsm rclIIi1ueaen unb
ucblen9ricbteNu @ifen gB .aren:Stcbr ecluht per.
Den. Ditlbe aber ale gu btnalnen riees mare pcls
tcmmcne Sberbsif, uno tSunte aub teincstals bes
Raunss we9sn 9clbcbtn.
Sbr 2Grrtsment 2Roaren oter fir fclht bic tauen
rpclIen, 1T be cneers Gin berrIiebCs uno pcblfitcs,
uno icnC Glaee befcnoers hnoc es gu ibrem 8crbeit
tei ibuen aujurufen.
Der Nebriabl Shreinsr, Sbmieee, II. +. N. lit es
bertits betannt. oae psnn man tine Sntereesm flu:
Dirt, man bet ibncn fur lRaaren anruftn mue--une
lcbe oie eies ncdb niett eeban baben, tSnnen Iitb
carauf ptraGen, CAP hc ncbIIbuu ron ibnCn ,u fau
fen. Sur3, Stprrman moebt fidb scbl6eIabtt, penn
bei ibnsu pcrrritht. fenn t fuo fslt entItbcetn
fieh ron @itmano unttrpertaufcn an laeen. Sn 8er.
binoun9 nit oicftm etcbr balten nc aub immerncd
9tllc 2lrtcm SanerM=6erGtben,
ais @aI4inen aler art, Drifts, Yftrte @rtpat.
ten, 9frrbes8raen,
uno turB allies mas man in bciem Sab perlanasn
fam. Gin @tGtliiemcut osler ART in Ithcn lanaf
9erpdnht wcrcen, uno rafeIte If nun ou Die retbte
Beile CUR 8caltmlIthtit uno Zen 5ntersgen Der Sou
eru etatlirt ineem Die Waohinen, uno iberbaupt at
le artd in ibrcm 9on;en Stchr, gCroes bos leiu MD:
Gen. fir was iie cieiette psrtauftn.
6cnlmt eobtr @iusr JlCmmt ale lno fsbet fiji
@utb i1tit, che Sbr icnfrc tauftt = uno tbut 2br
cas, 70 uc nc pSni9 dtcrieu9t. ZAP Sbr cs fiber gu
@urcm Sntercee fiuoen pcroct pru linen ju fauku.
Sis iuo ber;li6 eanttar fir bisbcr 9cncGene lin:
ttrfdeun9, unb fGben perfbcrt. raB lis ibrs 8unb:
ftbaft ourtb aute Bebantluu9 ttli9e qrsfe nno bic
Site brcr drtitd nob um pitlts erpeitctn tSnnen.
sic bitten rabsr I'M senei9ttn 5ufpruh.
Sasrntu6, SerfA unb 60.
1prit 10. ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
9frnin1cr unb S6etmer
@ro8crctcm! G1rc3crctcm {.

Sin pCGss aGcrtsmcut prn Grrierisn. ais &ir
uno Sara 8ofce, ollie arIcr pru MeusSrteans,:
Ncrtc 8i9c Garpiucs:, Mustcparc: uuo ollie Gcrs
ten ron Srrur- 9Rcta6ts - olIt lrten pcn 3udrr,
SheG, orni9, 8clinrn SeIs, Chocolate, 6df, 8its
Sof. Scea, Scoa:afbi, Sui. Gar. pcu Sor0, unt
ale Irttn pcn SptiteS-alIcS ptss miro 9au; tiuia
gum Sertauf au9t6ctsn tet
9teninosr unb S6etmer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
9tQdbrt6t

g9trp ttrrmit eesetsn, Rag bic llntsr3si6nrten
ais Gpmint lrotprsn pOn Der SintnlabrniGnft Der
praorbsnsn Sannab epnn, lrbthin RON
Strr. .SaueUna 1aunldip, qs6a Gauntp, rrnannt
wOrren Tnp.-2ue Diejsnsen Oatsr, reIGe nod
an bsIaste 6nttrIaBsnldaf. i6uISen, linp bier
purA aufsefcrprt inurbulb 6 Sec6sn anSurufrn
uuo dtSubesablsn,- limb Scl6e bic nod rsdt'
mdBiss 5crpHlmsen Dutsn mSssn ilnb sls6falls
rIudt pieiclbe innubaIt bsr ndmlitm 3st elm
jubdnei9cn an
Sboma6 epnn, ! 1ror,,ors
llriab eDnn, avn 0'''
2lpril 25 na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
Sefentlt6e 9enDu.

8rcito96 uno Samita96, oen lftn unb
2ten SUM,
UNI 10 llbr SormttasS, icacn ant Sauie Res Srrs
acrtensn Nrprras g. 10 3, in Bai6nstcn
Saunl4ip, Vrd,a Guuntg. fclsenre NrtifeI auf If.
fentli6er Ssncu Sertauft werren, namIiA:
Sin Ortt, 3 Dra6rs, Elm gdi4rant, 8a6m.
l4rGnts, Sint, 5tdscltiI8s, 3 Jstlcn, Wstltif,
SclSti1, Sttls, Elm Sc6pfen, ;wst Scl3Ufsn,
Carpet Bel rrr garo, 3ibsr unO Stdnner, 3wst
Drumldesn, Sctelbant, Sutrrfab, 9fOHsn unp
8enStcarps, gGo9sna6Irn, Getraire i'm 6elps,
SeusraS i'm 6e!ce, unN IunR nod oielerle Saus'
unN &a&en'@ '@eratbiaalten 3u umitGnoIih ju mel
ben.
Grrrt unb gufwartun8 AM Sertaufsta8s bon
glioo Sloe, J 2fbm ora
Oooio &loe, "''' '''
Nai t6. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
6GeitbfaaS.-WlannS. O;iitcr.

Gin UOlIcs aNCrtsmsnt e5dtsr fir Serren, nts
lhwariss uno fortisss Sud-, Santp uuo @emene
@aGimcrs, Swescs, Mcrina Goeimers, linton Gaei
mers, Seaucs, Gcttsuars, ole arten @sItines, @ra.
uatf, uno ollie ancsre artn rtu @dtern gu lebr
,abIreitb ,u meIcen, wcItbe gum @ertauf anscbCkn
perben tei
Heninoer unb Sheirnrr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
@drpetS 1tnb Seltu6.

Gin rclIes IIcrtsmcnt prn Snsroin, 0rei 4tri
uno SapCltrp Carpets, uno baumpcnGntr uno mel
ttncr Sticscn.@ CARPET, Slrcr:, Stic9ers unN Siih
Satutb, pon allen S-ualitatrn uno 8rriteu, gan
6iUi9 ;u ccrfOufGn bel
Neninaer unb SGetmrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
0allcmt0,ll1 self0Ocmtic.

Der CONNER Sermin bat ieinen Qnfans es-
ncmmrn am Dcnnerfas ben 26Itsn @pril, 1860.
3tSlinse wsrpsn gu irsenb elmer 3st ansenOm-
men unb tr,atlen nur BON Der 3st pa Ts eintres
ten. a
prmary per gicrtel, 81 OO
@'epUbnlI6s @nslf&e 3weiee, Sd so bis 5 90
66bere :" NIT GjrsAl9 unb eateiniId 6 90
unp 5ran3SfiG z So
Mulif, 8 90
Sir ben @etrau6 bes Qianps fiir llstuns2 90
3siGnrn. 2 CO.
Seurruns fir ben gButer, so
Gini9c 3SsIinse prrben in Der Gamilie bes
prinypalS ansencmmrn uno ;par an $40 per
Sisrtel fir Scarpine, g8a16sn unb llnterri8t In
alien 3wciscn, nit Nusnabmr bon Muft unb
3si6nrn.
!. II. Gregory, Yrineipal.
gprit l6. nats
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
GaS 9gSlcr !6Otel
SSn ber @tobt l((lentaun.

Der llnter1ei6nsts stt bsm alIsemtinsn pub
Iifuln bispurA NaGri6t. baB sr bas ,.uolet
Setel" in Der Stapt alIsntaun, es&a GauntY.
9snniYlpanisn, ctnldnsf te3csen Dat, uub nun
bsrsit IL allen Gniprs&encsn mad Dunla su pies
nen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
2Gbies Orefs.gSaarc,t i.

Gin berrlibes 1ifcrtemeut ucn Srubiabrfs une
ScmmCr;edcies; DreesStter, 1cttbe als 0emSbuli:
bsr ibnarier uuo l9urrtsr Ssibsn fir EreGCn ;
5arti9er, @eireifter, Gbcne uno 8apacre 0rte:
Seicen ron so Gents bis gu $500 per 9)ore; @e.
rcss 0dains, Dutnls, SaBorinss, Tclts Gbspsrs,
Gtaltes, SOlentias, eopeua sub, gQcbina Sud-.
@tn9bams. prints. @binScs, 9CwSbnlibe uno fsu
rirts SriiIants, eawns, 8ers9es, Grpsterunss:
Stirs, SNontilIos, buffers, julammen nit elmer
pclcn @erfbiseeubeit ron anoern @dtcrn. Se
fiblcn pcrbert, eoF fe alIc pcutcmmen tefriseiaen
tSnnrn, penn Ie ibusn Die eslsssnbeit eeteu uup
pcrIprcben, ebs iis cuitrc taufcn.
EcninQer unS Sd)eiuier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
1860 Grnbtabrs 1860
uno
Sommter O0ter.
Nentn9er unb S6eimer,
Nfc. 5 0Seft= s. Oamiltpns g traf,c.

Sino fce6tn pon 9ieupert uuo philadelphia III:
rdd9stebrt, uno babeu ben erSBteu uno me ast
mdnlhten Stcd pcn Sitter erbatten, Der nod, ie ius
ocr IN auentaun 9e'si9t nuroe-uno Re hno nun
bereit eem Yutltum atSupartrn in allen Qrsieeu
uno SuoIitdsn ben Gdlsr.-gRir liebcn CO nbi
unisrn Stcd Su dterfbdesu, wis einies unlsrsr
Nabbaru oies tbun-osnn es berrltt cine atte Ca.
&c, ndmlib 81 q 8 elm teeresS Saeoeu
M Il en- d I'm III tb t''-abtr mir 6no &c.
rsit gu berpeFen, mas mir lascu. Infer Stcd te.
liebt aus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30

Jtffnee dnc Nnoere ein9eritrtet.
Seine Setten linb ale BON Der sraen Site -,
Grin Siff Ica immer init ben beRsn SpsiIen bic
Der Wlarft in elmer jepen Sabrajeit BARTLETT be.
feet lein ;-Sn feinem Sdr loqen nur bic belen
@ftrdnte an9rtruffen petren limb in bsm 9pf
uno Staa ica se an ni6ts mnnseln, uab borten
rtro ME Elm anbersr ais Elm wllsr unO IcrefSts
tiger Stalltne6t an9ellsat. &urS, CT tprb bura<
aus nttftS fetlen luecn, um lein Saus In gHlrf>.
li6fet gu elmer Seimaib fir 9teilenbs unb anbsre
gu maiden. Sfufet babsr an, unb iibsrSsust Gu@
ieltft pcn Der gBatrtet bes @siastrn. q. =
Sir bereits SeHpbene llntsrfdbuna III er b6ha
banftar, unb fablt perf6ert. bnb wsnn CUTE Be
hanHlun9 unb tilliee 5crberunsen etpas tptrtb,
iinb, li6 feline 6anpI6aft, unp tiss Istr talb nod
um Sieles prrws9rcn Wirs.
Mofe6 S6ned. 2
Sanuar 4. na6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
BRIGGS q IIELFRICH,
Commits sim pralera in all hinns Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

Such as Pork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats. Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also. IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 & 1875 West Washington Market, frsi
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled. 3D..
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Eay- Business strictly Commission. Saiesr
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail-
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. X. HELERICH. o.
July 2S, 1859. iY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
aasntauu, 9Dlai ,.

Sbdre ;u Gem !Darts9Haartn. Strhr rcn lcnatnbud'
orr(tb uno Gcmp. in 6Itrtann Ste baben ctten
ibre YrriFe uclI 10 Yrrjeut blrat9cfet. unp habtn
Ginen 9rpB}n uno neutrality-suspicious.
Stoct Sitter,
gu wahm jmntr mirrsr 3uiiec 9ematbt wetrtn,
uuo llt taoin oobGr Aui atbrunjspc0 cln, talp bit
bncn rcrjulprCdsn. inptm ftt uirNtbrt fulton rat
Iiemare uubilrieoj9t pcn ibrcn wl09cht. 9br
stct tetlbt aus elmer auScmeiuCn &trilblctGnbttr
rcn
Stiefet, Shuben, 0Gtcn, &oppen, &as
Iijca, Srunf6, Carpet So96, &c.
weltbIs olts wrbfli;tr ols ros gBlblfsiIftt, fir
8ar0Clp rpsr i'm ooucd pertoutt pIrr.
Gtia5 Mterg uno S0Du.
81. 8.-Srbrbott,r fncsu ss gu ibrIm Gcribtil
ptun fl uufrn Stcd unGrlutbch cbe rE iCnltmr
taufcn.
Nalutauu. gRoi ,, rq3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30

hfshl6ares BurmmtttGt, padss 8inpCr lsidbt elm.
nebmeu tcnuen, 10 nts auh ole auoers gpsoi:
n, 30 batsn bSi q. y. W1oCer..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
s)iutf Stpbr.

9rof. 6. s. Serrmonn,
Naffptser BON 6m. 8. g8eiB mirO na6aer
Samfas ol0 ben t4ten 9lpril lsincn neurn MuFt.
Stotr w6Hnrn unO fcrtwdtrsno cine srr6e guS'
patl rer errji9Ii6ltsn Snitrumentr auf 6anr
baltcn, ale
pianp6, Wclooion6, &iolincellc6, Sioli:
nen, 8uitar6, 8l0ten II. f.p.
@leidiaa5 SnlructorS fir ale SnTrumrntr
MuFFalien uno Mctrn Yapier. Sdufer psresr
bGIiaR riusslarsn am Stcbr 30 "a 6amiItcu
Stra6r, unterDalt Der 9islormirtcn Stride pprSu'
ipredcn unp feline quite uuo tli9e QusrabI bon
5nfrumsnten in NuBsnltcin 5u nr9mrn.
Qlutntaun 2pril /. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30

Das 2(bIer 6otet
tefinbst f6 an bem ncrbe
pelliten @de Der 9amits
ton unp Der 7ten StrabA..
pber rps Wlarft Slersds
nnh in Enhr hrntett, Fir
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-30
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

After the vote on the adoption of the
first, third, fourth and fifth of these resolu-
tions, a motion was made TO lay it on the
table, but neither of these motions to recon
slider or to table was put. The putting ofthese
matters having been prevented by the inter-
vention of questions of privilege and the ul-
innate vote competent in each.
Mr.. Howard, of Tenn, on Question of
privilege, desired to present to the chair a
communication from State now represent
ed on this fioor-the State of Mississippi
[Cries of mol mol Not in order.
The President The communication can
only be received by unanimous consent.
Mr.. Kavanaugh. I object
The question was then taken on second
ing the motion for the previous question on
the amendment of Mr. Church, of n Y, to
the motion of Mr.. Howard OF Tenn. The
convention refused to second the previous
question by ayes lO7, nays 14O, New York
casting 30 votes in the negative
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

The steamers HammOnia and Bohemian
have arrived, with dates to the 9TH from
England The information is very con-
fused.
Garibaldi is declared to be master of
Sicily The Neapolitan army is said to
have capituated to him. Great manifesto
tions in his favor have taken place at Ma
pies. A Neapolitan General has gone over
to the insurgents Garibaldi is master of
Palermo, but the Neapolitans still hold the
forts.
Garibaldi was forced to grant an armistice
for want of ammunition. Messina is de-
serted. The enthusiasm for Garibaldi is
spreading. The Neapolitan troops were
becoming much affected by it, Many Sar-
dinian officers obtained discharges to join
Gar ibaldi. Napoleon is said to have re-
fused Intervention. Catania was in state
of siege. A new Neapolitan ministry is to
be formed. The Sicilian clergy are against
the NeapolitanS.
The Great Eastern is delayed in starting.
Flour was dull. Wheat had an upward
tendency Corn dull Provisions dull, but
steady. l,t .-E.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

DRowNED.-A young man named Henry
Eilet was drowned while bathing, in COM
pany with several smaller boys, in the river
opposite the city on Sunday morning. He
was swimming beyond his depth, when TAX
ing the cramp, as is supposed, he sank down
almost Immediately. His terrified compan-
ions, unable to render him any assistance,
conveyed the intelligence to his friends who
made every exertion to recover the body by
dragging the bottom where it was supposed
he sunk, but the effort was unsuccessful un-
til about 5 o'clock in the evening, when it
was found. The deceased was about Is
years old, and was employed in J. Pauls
Bakery in Lama SEQ. The funeral took
place yesterday morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

ST. LOUIS, June ISth.--The Democrat to-
morrow will contain a letter from Judge
Bates in support of the Chicago nominees.
After disclaiming that he feels the least pique
or dissatisfaction in not being nominated
himself, he says it is plain that the ap-
preaching contest must be between the
Democratic and Republican parties, and he
prefers the latter. The Democratic party, he
states, has merged its existence into the one
idea of negro slavery; that it is wholly sec
toDal; has in various instances endangered
the equality of coordinate branches of the
Government, and attempted to degrade the
judiciary by striving to make it the passive
register of the party DEGREES. In most if
not all things, he considers the Republican
party the opposite of the Democratic, and
therefore entitled to his support, and this
would be sufficient reason for his supporting
any man the Republican party might put
forward, if he had not other good reasons
for supporting Lincoln. The Union party
he considers too weak to elect any candi-
date or establish any principle.
He says he has known Lincoln for more
than twenty years and that he has secured
a high reputation for truth, candor, courage,
morals, and amiability; and that he has tai
ents and the will TO use them is unquestioD-
able ; and now is in the full vigor of his
manhood, and in honest pride, having made
himself what he is. He is the peer of the
first men of the nation, well able to sustain
himself and advance the cause against any
adversary and in any field where mind and
knowledge are the weapons used. That in
brief he considers him sound, safe and ma
tional man who could not be sectional if he
tried for all his feelings and interests are
! identified with the great valley of the Mis-
sissippi, and that for the good of the whole
country he hopes he may be elected.
The letter is very able, and has given great
satisfaction to such of his Republican
| friends as have seen it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

WASHINGTON, June l8, P. MIR. Hatch s
special report on the commercial intercourse
between the Q. S. and British provinces has
been communicated to Congress. He makes
elaborate statements to show the disastrous
effects of the reciprocity treaty on our coun-
try, and says the only proper radical and
sufficient remedy beyond the question is its
speedy abrogation.
Per contra, James NJ Taylor, another
special commissioner, says he can safely
aver that there is an entire sentiment west
of Buffalo on the line of the great lakes, and
that is hostility to the abrogation of the
treaty. If any change is demanded it is in
favor of its territorial extension on to the
new province, soon to be organized west of
Minnesota in British Columbia so as to mer-
it the designation of zollverein or custom.
The national executive committee of the
Union Party, of which Hon. A. R. Boteer
is Chairman, hold meetings daily, and are
making preparations for IL vigorous prose-
cution!of the canvass.
Al the solicitation of the Hon. Mr.. Farms
worth, the P. o. Department has deter
mined to establish branch post office at
West Chicago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

REEVE heard ar Administration Demo-
crat complaining yesterday about the long
" cocI1-and-bu story in the Enquirer OF
the 18th, purporting to have been written
from Memphis, Tenn, He thought the Dem
ocratic organ might find something better
to print than Bellcand Everett letters He
thought also that the Enquirer was hard
run for editorial to be obliged to get Il
Whig and American to write for it, and
especially to publish in the editorial columns
Memphis correspondence advocating Bell
and Everetts cause. We confess that it
does look little funny to see these things
going on. We cannot blame our Demo
cratic friend for finding fault. Verify, "poli-
tics makes strange bed-fellows."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-19

DENVER Cry, June llth.-Gulch mining
in Gregory's and vicinity is actively prose-
euted, but few are realizing their anticipa-
tions or taking out much over their expens-
es. Some of the lead claims containing no
pay dirt are pretty much abandoned for the
present, miners being unable to realize i'm
mediately from them. There is quartz
enough out now to supply not only all the
mills at present in operation, but all those
on their road here, for the next six months.
The rainy season which was not expected
till the middle OF July or the first of August,
has already commenced in the mountains.
Miners are poorly prepared for the rains,
materials for roofing cabins being scarce.
Timber for saving or putting into mills is
also very scarce. Quartz mills are arriving
daily and emigrants are still coming in rap
idly. Large numbers are also leaving for
the States daily from all the mining re-
gions. Five hundred Indians are in the
South Park, who are very friendly to the mi
ners. The Arapahoes and Cheyennes are
about sending out a war party against the
Utes, leaving their families and horses near
Denver City. There is very little improve
ment in business In this city.