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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
2leamo' ErprcG hcranbt.

suqort, II. gIpril. - 9Crsr gfaft il
|ms' Grprsb auf Der 8issel6atn Jtcutc Spi'
Neu'9aren unp NeugorF um $4,000 be"
IN wore'n.-Die 9slrtiis purbe untsrpsss,
|cer a9snt Ii4 nur auf eIniss ausenblide ert'
( entts, aus Dem Yada9emosrn srmurien.- -
II Der Gteb rann an Der nGtIlen
|!ion ausssllis9sn. uno wirO f4 ptrIe geuts
Ehsrt batsn. Stsbsr bat man aud nod, nidbt
ssrinsiie Spur YOn Stm E9atsr sntOsdsn Ton.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

s9-Bir fnb nlu6t pcrben on;u,si9sn, bab
Der gtrp, 5r. Q SaIcmcnN Neib am ndtasn
Scnnta9 3 Mal In bie1er Stapt prebissn wirb.-
Dss Sormittaas unb atencs In Der @uanseliI6m
&irGe In bem 4tsn BarO, unb bss Na6mittass
In Der &ir6e Der namIidcn @rmenIduft In bsm
ilen Sarb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

B9-Nta!-Om plan, pur6 mrl6m Suhan'
ans StlaUrn 9artbis tcfft ben 8spublitanil6sn
prdFrnen Ganpipatrn i'm nd6fsn Spatjatr ;u
tetcn, il fClssnrrr, 10 Scfspt Der NsuYcrt u per-
alb" rtre S6eu:
,,g4rnn gsIp Ssrlanst tpjrb nd61sn glopsmbsr,
um cincn 9rdFrentsn 5u srwSblsn, 70 wrO es
sesstsn werbsn. gBas scten mir UNI cine MiIs
lion 69dler u. (. no"
Seit bic StlapenbaItenbr Qri1ctratie bsS eli.
btns, unO bic @rlp Qrifcfratie bss g2ororns
SanO IN 9ano ssbsn, unO sntldlObsn finb biz
Ie6s unb gripiItsisn freir grbsit su untsr.
rriidsn, tomt en- ibre crtuuite YrrHsn frsi unb
16amlcs trraus. NRit @Slbr tcffen lir bas
8Ult Su taufsn. unb StlaSsrsi iber pas 9ano 3u
pertreiten.-Ob ss ibnen 9eGnst, ii cine jwsits
5rase.-CS. Sepb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
9fd6ri6t.


I'm bic Stodbalter Der Illentaun Mili=
tar 9olle IfociatiOn.
gla6ri6t pirb tiermit ben Gtcdbaltsr ter III.
lsntaun Nilitdr. Sale gIFUstatcn sesrtrn, tae
cine gGatI fir 5 9ruftrs fir tslusts G,cieGI6aft,
fir brn in rem Grsitrief fsfsrItbtsn 3sitraum.
sebalten trsrpsn fol-, uno jwar am Samaas ben
5ten nd6Ren Wai. SpiIdsn ben Stunben BON 2
unp lltr bss Na6mittass, am ,,allsnbauIs"
In Der Statt gaentaun.
Sbomo6 Wd9er,
Qeter Meifel,
@eor9e SeiIel,
Heuben @utb,
Sonotbon Rei6aro,
Gomuno S. Mocre,
GCmmi fousrs.
Qllentadn, @prtI 25. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

Somita96 ben I9ten Moi udbftens,
grrmittusS um 10 ll6r, ICl ami SauIs BON gtra.
tam s E 4 n b, In StrrsN sNilfOrb Saun16tp,
Soda @auntp, bas psrf5nIi6s 8srmSsrn tsr psr.
Norbrnsn Sulanna 9itRanO, Sfentlth Srtauft
psrren, n6ml&:
Cine quite jun8e &uG, elm Sstt unb 9rttIate,
cine Sausubr NIT SaRsn, elm Drabr, cline SiIe,
Gin parlUr.Sfen NIT 8Utr, Stdble, $50 garb
8Iahicn Su&, 2 tUppelts unb anbere Scppi6r,
% Sarb Carpet, 20 Drst SuI6sl SGde 70 gut
ols neu. cine @nsabt 9iI6s. asinta6sr, rpte aud
,t'I'rtsi anbsreS 9eratb cine Suantitdt &letrer,
elhr Got Nucer6Waaun, etn Sptnnra6, nebR elmer
ga5lraGt aapsrrr GrtittI Su umRanbli9 alIss an
ilfIb:en.
Grrtit unO @ufwartuns tuirO seSsten bon
2Ibrabam @ieitano, Nbm,ors,
OapiO 9iefano, <'0''' U'0'
gprtl 25. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

BS-9si sinsr Court in SrOptlgn, q. g., err.
Gislt ntuli6 cine 5rau Z 6bUmPio n bic Summc
BON $4,000 ais SdapenrriaB surrtannt, fir Ser'
Iebunssn bic is BEL Dem SuIammen1ce bon Swsi
8auen,tssn, auf Der SucICn 8Ser gilcnbatn,
nate Sine Sns an benz t8trn Iestm SOnuur
crMrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
SflapcnnIarft,

llnIsrs Santwcrter, unp bsIOnNrS tisisnissn,
weldc tis bcutr nod nit Der lp9snOnnten pemo
fratIfrn pMtri in Serpinoung iisbm, m6gsn fol-.
9enpc NnJeiBs, elmer 3situn8 aus SaSannot (9a
entncmmsn, rtpas ndbsr tstra6ten unp Fe trbsr
ji9en:
nS6ut.unbS SttefsLma6tr.
Gapsrs unO Ssyparr psreen auf pripatmrse
fiuf aussejtt6uett unO fGbtss S6ub'
uno Stefelma6rr, rslbe ben e lien @barat'
ter babsn, YER taufsn. Oicislben wirten
aud aussGeiGnste Sausbenatptsn MAIDEN. Die
bsfsn GurpfcblunscR fGnnsn scssten perbn in
Sctrsf itrsr 8dbiStsiten, @9rlGteit unO gla4'
ternbeit"
gtun mT6trn mir bic Fottsn Sur16m, reT&s
10 oft srlunssn taten Gin 8TsIein am 9ut
unb tin Stcd in Der Sanb", fra9rn. rb ibnrn
jsmuIs Gin trfereS 3cusniB pcn btm 3unftmsifsr
nit auf rem gGrS 9raebsn murbe z
llne tisie NmI I6rn-bsnn 10 r tetraGtrn iie
uteht ots g8aare - wel6e esihidt, rbrlid unS iit
srrts pCr trsn 6srrsn aus;dtnrn, miiiIsn iiA
bon bieIsn an ben Weiatistcnrrn perI6 :6ern laI'
fen, tpie Gin Stid 8isb !-prsBe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

HS~@tn SerInsr 8aTtspirtb smpfatI 1etnen
Safss fOIssnbsrmaBsn NsIn SafTu tR rein unp
tlar wte Der 9immsl, l&pa3 nile Der 9sufsI, bds
pte bic pole unb IiB pis bic etete.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

Qreiie in 9lIlentaun am Dienftag.


Der patri0t bis 3ur % a bI.
Da bic nd&R.fOmmenbrn Batlsn bon GROCER
sSthtistet isin Terrsn-pirlleGt mstr 70 ais
etes ie Der Saa ipnr-unp ra es uns beIpuprs
oaran sslsssn IN, bls bas Bolt bic gEa6rbsIt IN
Beju9 auf iebe Sadie srfabren mns, unb bmlsl.
Zen feline unwabrbstrn unpIbsrlfst aufsebun6sn
tpsrpen, 10 tamen mir ju Dem GntI6Iub, ben ga.
trict Der alles gDiiisnswsrtbe sntbaItsn leG, an
IoI6e 9sr1cren bic tbre Namen einlrnben m5asn,
ron nun an tis Sur Yrsfpentcn. 0abI, on Ssm
9erin9rn prsts bon
SSier;i9 Sents
Su 1rnbsn. gBg rtn Dad BON mstrerrn SuIammens
9etra6t wirp, 70 RAP brrIslte untsr sinsr abtrsI.
ie rerfanSt rrrbsn Tam, iCa elm gsbbrissr abjus
erlautt psrSsn. gBir tOffcu ra6 unIsre Rspubs
lHaniIas 5rsunbe unb untr1lerr uns In Der QuS.
bretun8 Der Dcrumrntsn bsbGlIIi6 ICin rtrpsn,
penn bas Vplt SrrIan9t nur he @attbett su riI.
Irr, rno baprn dterjsu9t 1u psrtsn, unb unleTe
Itfbe Union unS unirr semstnIamrs SutsrIanp u
fiber.
gBtr fcGtsn BOD beaten, Gin tebtr aaitrtT
ssebrten Gutftrttsutrn fctIte nun, ba Die 5sliuas
um pteIss OrrsrSscrt III. ure fcGsIt@ ptrl astr
9cfsacff ais frdtsr in 7G fast, nod stnen.
SubIrttsntsn rrbalten f5nnen. unb Iontt f6nnte
iebr psl @utes fiji pas DOtl unlerss eaubss 3ss
ps9c gstra6t wsrorn. prottrt es etnmal-pIe
Sa6s seHt melt lsGtG ale man Ifb psntsn nias.
&ed, 9utb uno t0elfridb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
SIR cinen ncuen Uarif;
Gctal
5utal

S4- @an tsIisbs Sbtsss aus Der 3eituns su
f6nerrn une cs wcbl aubusepabrrn, bsnn ste 8
9cuaten psrseten, 70 finp bic prmOtratiI6sn %.
itcren wierrr brrsit Su ldw6rrn. paB Obises nt6t
watr unO pab Die Demotraten { q r unb Die gte.
publttanr r9en eincn nsuen Sariff s,ltimmt
b9tten. .-WerttS mas mir Iaaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
Don nDafbinaton.

Sn gBai6tn9tOn war IsBte DO6e has prrfis
bsntsnma6cn bas 5aupt @el6dft-uno batsr llnb
In tsinsm btr 5dulsr tefOnbrre WI&tIae Sias 1ur
Spraar gefommrn. '..i'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

Gr Der N1iIiiilppi unb WiRpurt 5u1ammsn
btlOen eine sSalIrrltra6e pon 4,500 Neilrn in
San9s. unN an tRrsn ufsrn lteSsn IL ma&tise
HsputIifen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

B6- Der Ssnator Sammcnb BON Siio Caro-,
lima iasts I'M Senate, Oab ber Sdcsn l6 n c
unb II nj m irerpe abbalten taISn, bic Stlds
pfrri ibsr ue Serrturirn ausSutret;sn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

p@Sn Donpiar, Srsinien inb bic Scouts
srI6isnen, uno rhten All ben 8Gumrn unS @rs
wG6Isn Sielen S6acen an,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

~ n talDtcnablen Srcfnunoen atm6bt
wrrrsn fuO. Sic bobsn sleibfalIs 9Snnsfs birrtt
ucn paris rbattsn.-Sraucr 8cnuets fir 81 unp
stb6tcrs an % Gents 8inrcr !6dte uno Slots
gang pcblfsil Drsg GappCn uno 1rpf Drceen;
5oar:Gtec uno SpGGsn Glcbair gRits l6io: unb
Gaunhrt: banolbube; easesG mbrcioercn uno rsma.
rot lnesrilcSpGs, Sraucr uno 2dce &eils; febpar,e
uno faum DrcG:Scics. Icicenc uno titbcne gVontil
tas, Gcrlcts, Sccptirts, 9ultcrs; fran,SiItbs uuo
9bantilta eite SbamIs.-@lcibfaIs Cine orcGs
@srfhisrsubcit prn fdmarScn uno etiua Gbdpls,
paroIcts uub cnncn;llmbrCGlas.- 0rcgtrimuiuas
pen ale ben tssten Stpts.-psrrIids SsrraeS uno
eawus, 8ctes fir DrssSs, uno o0e anoCre nsus
Stple DreBeGtcr.-@cn Dem nlIcrheiftm gQerrtmat
Gottun fir IL Gents per Woro ibruor;e unS rps.
Bs e6se; 8;rtba Gdpes. - SRontilIas uno Glcats
pcrosn ouf 8eltsGun9 psrferti9f.
8rrssBtt ts 'nidt ouiurufcn, inotm es pcbl 6e:
fauut 1T oab Trau Scpp uuo Comp. eie met
fdfbcnatltn Sitter baten uno ooB is oitslten audi
an ben nieoerfCn prei6sn usrtauftn.
81. =. - sauos Milincrs perben on GitrsTre6en
nit Sitter Oericr9t.
Srau Stepp mo 90.
Gsesud6rr Der Soo:SeGIcp Saut, SIC. l3 9Beft:
6onliltcn Stru$s in aGCrtaun, go.
Iprit 25. ua5p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

Gr @rfaniaS II Der ensiss Staat Der linton,
In lusl4'm li4 tein Sslssrapb bsfnOst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
NubttDrSz Nnaetde.

&1bttDr8< <&n3et9e.
cSn Dem 8oiien9eribt bon 9eda Gauntp.,
9n Der Sadie Der 9at6nuns Won @n brras
g8 / n t, Gbmtniitratrr BON Der Sntrlaernf&aftl
esr rsrNrrtcnsn GtIlatstb getnk lsbt9in SUn 8. .
Sauccn 9aunittp, Gs6o gaunty.
limb nun, gprit 6, 1860, rmapnts bic Court
Gltfba 5crsf. Giq. als aubitor, UNI trIaste 8sG-
nuns gu aubitm unO prnn nptbwsntis iibrrsuIst.
teln. Ssrtbeiluns ju MAIDEN pno bem n6tRer
DaiIrnscriGt Seriat ;u srlattsn.
fRSN Aus ben llrtureen.-gecuats:
G y. Samsman, Cdr.
Der o6rntenamts aubitOr pirb ilG 1siner Gr.
nsnnun9 ssmdb sinfnbsn in Ieinsr amtsaute glo.
so Sf'9amtpn 'Straee, 9IlIsntaun, am W1Itt.
nod ben 2. Sag Wai, um 10 llbr gormlttaas,
allpO fif olls tntsrsbirte YsrUnsn rinfnbsn tSiis
nsn, prnn its ss fir I&tdli4 bsFntm. q.
@lifba Soreit, 2fuoitor.
~pru 10. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
O { It or ben:

@m 15lm DieIcs, In Sibpbsit6aa 3aunI6ip,
Er6n 9ountY, 3 an II a :, @bssattn bon Dam
lei 8. 8tpabs, @lq., i'm Gltsr ron So Sabrsn,
2 Wrnatrn unb 2 9a9sn. Qm t6hn purrrn ib.
re urbrrrsle rrm tibIcn Sdrpb Der @rbe itcrae.
Zen, bst psI6er @elsgcnbdt Der @brw. 6. s
Csrr ben SrSrdtnibact pptlsrS unO fis 9s6en,
prrrt9t bielt.
Am l3ten Gisies, in SCntia 9aun16ip, 9eta
9auntp, SarabS uIanGatb rtna,
dt6trrIsin bon ScIcpb unb 2nna &lrin, I'm gI=
ter BON Sabrsn, NCnat unb Gag.
Du, unlsr brrssccbtss &inb,
Ou ltartlt adj ltarblt uns gu ecfbpino
8alo mar pclruoet birr bcin eauf,
Oa Ipratbit tu: poItct mid uidt Ouf
60 jicb' fann bin gu pSiurnl Scrru,
Nu mS9lt bert wcbnen bei ibm germ
Soft gas rir Gjnoo gu btincr Rcir,
Dafdr ibu cwi9 tCb unb preis.
SD hin trim ,5errn, i'd lin lin Sinh,
8cin S6mrrj 'tb binfCrt mrbr cmpfnb
Der 5Err bot AllGs neil 9tnatt.-
Sdp la9' cub Gttcrn, CUTE 0ldbt.
Gm 3ten Gpril, in 9iebrr. Mlfcro 9aunIdip,
Geda Gaunty, 91ttws 9 uI Ianna Srau 8,
in tenn Nltsr BON 50 Sabrsn.
@m i8ten @pril in 3ionspae, 2eGa Gauntp,
ulanna 81 der, Gts9attin pcn @tri.
i ian SLIDER, in trm @Itr ron SO Sabrrn
(2in9clautt)
am 10tn 9prtl, mad rinm i&rrren Qeibsn.
AM SruIiFttCr, tn 6erCforb 9aunf6ip, Serts
Sauntp, 9Cra cr, pas snjss S5tnlein brs
neulit perltcrtsnrn SrIrpb 6risbsI, unb Isiuer
gbtfrnu, Suianna, cine Go6ter pom 6enry @et.
man, I'M 10tsn MUnat Isinrs aItrrs.
Drum Iisbs gRuttcr b6rs auf,
3u t'fta9rn mCinen tur5m eauf
Sb bin pCltcmmeu ncroGn tolc,
9Bsr i,ti9 itirtt if 9uusam alt.
Sout es rOnn Dir njdt trSftid lsin,
2aR ib 10 fanft 9elbIafEn elm p?
Oae mir has Gsblte Srfulsiu,
@utdrps mtins Scossptiu.
.. g.
(giuscfdubt)
am 17tcn riries Mcnats, fslis unb sstrOa in
bem Serrn, in Strr Milfprp 3anIdip, 2C6a
GauntY, ga, Sotsr q brat am Raul man,
in rrm tCtm NItrr BON so Sabren, 3 YiOnotcn
uno Gag. - Ssine Srantbsit bic nur Gage
pauerte, mar cine Dirt 5istsr. - Sn 1sinem Glitter
iutte CT uno fanp ben Seilanb gum 5roR Icinsr
Sesle, une tIbrte etnen sremplariIhcn BanfGl.-
Sein 9rpBtrS Srentsen idirn in Yrsbist Ser.
iammIun9sn unO Seliunrsn 5u Isn, psldsn sr
aud nit allsm SlsiB tepcbntr bic furj Dor lei.
nrm @npe. - gIuf JreitaSe ben 20aen rpurbe CT
an pdS GpansrliIte Msnnpnitsn SrrIammlunss.
baus bserDst, bel relher @eltscnbeit bic @brw.
9BiIliam @sbman unp Ssitlsr prspi9ten. - gr
buterIieb cine @'attin, A Siupn unp sine Nnjabl
Sinprsttnrer ieinsn Singing lp srpfnpsn.
Ssbt nun bin unp graft nisin @rob
Tenn ib bin pes Banrsrns mios;
Gcu Der Grbs lbcto' itb ab,
Tenn mir ruff rcs 5immsts SrisoS,
Senn mir ruft Die ldGs 3ub'
Ben ben @n9tn prcbsu Su.
.. @.
(Stn9rfanSt eurb ben Gbrp. perm 6. 8. 81. SsG.)
Gm 12tm 9lpul, in 9pnsI6wamm, Ssrfs Co.,
5snrY, SGbn BON Daniel unp @liIatrtb S6srrr,
alt 4 Sabr, MUnat unO 25 Sag.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
9td6rt6t

N16rt6t
g9rb tirrmit sssetsn, tab bic lntsrjsidnrtsn
ale abmini Itratcrsn BON Der Sintrrla brnf6aft Der
crRrrtenen 5anna6 eYnn, tsBtbin bon
Str' Saurcna 1auniGtp, 0s&o @auntY, srnannt
pcrren lnb.-aas Ditjenissn rabrr, rri6e nod
an tciaste 6ntsrlabrni6aft fdulben, lino ttsrs
eur6 aufsrfOrbrt innutalb Br6sn an,uruftn
unb abjutejabIrn,-llnO Sol4s bic nod rsht'
m6bSs 6cremun9sn buben m5sen inb slcidfo(Is
sriutt bisisltr innrbaIt Der ndmIidsn 3rit sins
ja9anei8en an
Sbomas Gpnn, 9ro,,,o,s
1riab epnn, @0m ofe'
Nprtl 25. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
Die 5timme auf Ole Aufnabme Der
Uarif,2iu.

eeIer BON esmctratI6sn 3ettunsen frasen uns
fCrtwabrrnb, wie bic Stimme i'm Gcneres ,u
@unfrn Der nrusn Sariff 'Sia seadnOsn babe
6iir ben 9tubsn unIerrr pemofratif6en gBe6Iel.
3eitun9rn, patijiren mr. ssoaGte Stimme bsrs
unten nO6mals. s.-g8oasn pisIe nun 70 gut lein
bielslbe gu eCpirrn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
9allcmt0llrt 9QfoScntie.

Der Sommer'2ermin nimmt ienen gnfans am
Dcnnrrita9 ben 261en Ipril, 1860.
9Tslin9e tpsrtsn Su irssnO elmer 3et anssnpm.
men uno briatIsn nur BON Der 3eit pa fs stntrs-
ten.
grinarb per girttI, s4OO
9ewUbnIi6s gnsltIts 3psist, 81 so bis 90
S6tsrs ." NIT gre6l6 unO 9atsnI& 6 90
unp 5ranjUfId so
MuIf, s 90
Sir ben @straua bee giaups fdr llstuns 90
3ft6nsn. 200
6susruns fir ZEN s8ntsr, so
Gtni9e 3Gsltnss wrrbm in Der 5amlie brs
prinjtpals an8cnUmmen unb jtpar an $40 PER
gIsrtel fir Srarbns, gBal6en unb llntsrriGt In
alien 3pristn, nit Gusnabme BON Muiu unb
3s6nm.
!. II. 6rc8ery, SrtntIsal.
Qpril l8. uqbS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25
sSrAll StOpt %. SOm.D
gtun 1T Cure 3eit 96oie6, nenn Sbr
fGlbionable SonnetS punIbt

Srau Stcpp unb Go. fub fretcu
pen Slsurert uno philadelphia nit
ctncm hcrrlihen IfcrtImInr pcn
s T Il b obrss uno g Q nj.
msr' 3 on net s iuradsstsbrt
ollie ron pClthcn ron ben meiGt
filbicnablen GrSfuunoen a,uShlt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-25

(Stnscfanet curb ben Gbrp. perm 6. 8. 81. Ssa.)
am 12tm 9lpul, in 2Onsf6wamm, Ssrfs Co.,
5snrY, SUbn BON Daniel unp @liiabstb S6srsr,
alt i Sabr, MCnat unO 25 Sag.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

1t is thought that the cave in I'll Dorado viii be
ready to be thrown open to visitors on Monday,
May lith but of this, due notice viii be given.
Workmen are now engaged in draining the water
out Of the lake, and otherwise fitting it for the re-
ccption OF guests.-Datky Bee.
Wonder if il will be painted inside, and orna-
mented with glass pendants II will doubtless
be thoroughly "renoyated and reftted." Old
dame nature. the present presiding genius Of
the place, should certainly be turned out of
doors. The lake should he drained, by all
means also all the rough corners of the cave
should be Knocked OF; they might tear the la.
dies dresses. 1t would be good idea, too, TO
whitewash some OF those columns. II is said
that they begin to show age. The flowers
around the entrance need not lie removed.
They are already almost as pretty as arti6cials
little digging up of the ground, and construc-
ton OF few grayeled walks TO and from the
cave, would be an improvement and give 10 the
scene quite civilized appearance.
We heard OF q wealthy man once, who had
made fortune by peddling, aud who greatly
enhanced the beauty Of fine residence he had
purchased, by cutting down an odous natural
growth Of tall hickory trees, and planting In
their stead splendid lop' az he termed il, OF
imported loousts. They cost him good deal
Of money, aud added greatly TO the value of his
homestead. To use bis own language, them
locuses" presented ga very picture sqae appear
ance.p II is worth while for men to have mon
ey, when they know SO well how to use it,
Now poor man would of course have been
compelled to allow that hickory grove TO stand,
aud them oeuses" would never have adorned
aud civilized the place We have no doubt,
that that cave in III Dorado, by the expenditure
Of few thousand dollars, can be made to look
very picturesque" indeed.
Mr.. Gwynn OF this city, we believe, has an
interest in the cave in question. He is man
of taste and cultivation, and we are pretty cer-
tain that this ludiorous business of trying to
improve nature is none OF bis work-NaryspiIle
UenlOcraL.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

STAGE RoBBERY,-The stage running between
Oak Flat and Chinese Camp, in Tuolumne
county, was stopped by three robbers, on the
morning of May 7th, the express bex broken
open, aud the contents distracted. One way
bill came down with $3.50 on it, which is sup
posed to be all they got though there may
have beea other way-bils, The Stockton Ar
gus gives the following particulars Of the rob.
berry
The three highwaymen were armed each with
a double barrelled shot gun and had pistols on
either side. After stopping the stage they took
OF the horses. At this time traveller on horse
back behind the stage was also stopped. Two
of the robbers covered the driver and pasSen-
gers with THEN shot guns, while the third pro-
ceeded to break open the express boxes. They
bad with them an axe and crew bar. 1t was
with some difficulty they succeeded in breaking
open the boxes. The letters were examined
very cody and replaced. After securing the
money in the boxes, the passengers were called
upon to disburse. Mr.. Hitchcock upon being
invited, threw down ten dollars, saying they
might have il, but it was money he had bor-
rowed. The robbers said il that was the case
he might keep it, Mr.. H. had at the time bag
of gold coin with him which be thus saved. An-
other passenger who had but little was told TO
retain it. Altogether, it was one Of the most
cool aud daring robberies we have ever before
heard Of in this portion OF the State.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

MAssAcRE BY INDIANS ON CARSON RIvER.--
Dispatches from Carson City state that hor-
rid massacre was perpetrated by Indians, near
the great bend of Carson river, on the night
of May 7th. Mr.. ]. Williams arrived at Buck
lands station, near the bend, and gave infor-
nation of the murder of his two brothers, and
five other men at the same time, and the burn
ing of their house. On bis way up, Mr.. Will
liams called at two other houses, on the oppo-
site side of the river; the doors were open, but
loud calling, though at short distance, failed
to induce any signs of life about the premises.
He supposes the occupants, twelve or thirteen in
all, to have been murdered The Indians pur-
sued Mr.. Williams to within six miles of Buck
lands, aud gave up the chase. The murders
we're perpetrated by band Of about $50 Pah-
utes, who were reinforced by some 300 more.
They are under the command Of Captain Ham,
q notorious rascal. The news Of the massacre
created great excitement throughout the settle
ments Of western Utah; company was imme-
diately dispatched from Virginia City TO pro-
tect Buckland's station, which it was feared
would be attacked, aud other companies were
organized at Carson City and Genoa to protect
the border settlements. On the morning of the
9th, au express arrived at Carson City with in
telligence that the Indians had fortified them
selves at Ragtown, aud threatened to make y
big fight. The women and children had all left
the river and gone to Silver City, which place
had been fortified.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

THE FIRST INHABITANTs or SWITZERLAND.
Curious discoveries have recently been made.
OF various stone instruments aud othor relics Of
an ancient and unknown people near the shores
Of several lakesin Switzerland aud France
The Revue ArchdLoggile, Of Paris, which is pub
lished by the principal Archeologists of France
and other countries, noticed the frat discover
les in 1854 5, aud the January number Of 1860
gives the results OF later researches, With draw
ings of fifteen kipds OF tools, weapons, &C.,
which,have been found by hundreds. They have
edges and points 0f stone with handles of deer's
horns aud have been preserved by being cover
ed with waters and the deposit Of earth Re
mains Of piles and rough plank have been dug
out, in railroad xcavations, which have led the
beet areheologst to the following conclusions,
which we shall give with the utmost brevitV:
There was people who inhabited at least
that part Of Europe, long before the historic pc.
rod, who had no metal, and used stones aud
sometimes bones, for tools, ornaments, mpe-
ments, and weapons Of various kinds, with
deer's horn for handles to such as needed them.
Some OF them lived 10 small communities. in
houses built on platforms of plank, resting on
piles extending from the shores Of lakes some
distance over the water, from which doubtless
they drew fish for their subsistence /; but they
had also variety OF other food. Specimens Of
pottery are found generally cylindrical, and
some with rounded bases, without feet rome
have two holes for suspending them. The nu.
merous bones of animals discovered afford an
interesting study Of the Fauna of the country
at the remotest period of which there are any
traces.
More recent lake habitations (haJltations Ia
cilstres) Of the same kind have been found, where
instruments of copper were mingled with those
Of stone; and there are indications that the
race which introduced the copper (probably
Celts) conquered the original Inhabitants. 1t
is remarked by M. F. Trayon. the author Of the
paper before US, that all the ancient copper
found in Europe is aIloyed and really bronze,
while that of America is pure and that the pc
riod of iron succeeded that Of stone. We may
add that there was M ancient iron period in
America. Many eounterfeits Of the lake an.
tquities are fabricated and sold in Europe by
impostors.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-16

THE WIzARD's VALEDIcToRY.-John Henry
Anderson, who calls himself the Wizard Of the
North, left on the last steamer for New York, and
published yalcdctory to the CalifornianS in which
he says, after gassing hugely through quarter
Of column:
How much money l made in the trip will not
attempt to say, because those whose imagnations
are contracted might think the amount to be fabu-
lous, while those whose deality is so vivid as to
fancy that a Wizard must be CrGsus or Midas,
would possibly be angry at my taking too much
money out Of the country. Thanks TO my patrons
thanks to Mr.. Mcguire, and thanks 10 the press
am enabled to leave California in the Golden Gate
to-day, and take with me the means Of carrying out
a. project Of my life. That project is to settle in
the great city Of New York; to build there an i'm
mense Museum and Theater; to make that the
Exchange for professional artists-the entrcpot Of
talent, to which will have auxiliary establishments
in England Australia and California. Acting in
conjunction with Mr.. Mcguire, l shall be enabled
to engage and send to this State continuous stream
of talent, selecting in the best market, from the
largest stock, and organizing my resources so as
always to be prepared in every city Of the world with
the requisire pabuLuDi in the way Of amusement
desiderated by the inhabitants Of that any other
city.