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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
petit. Jurers.-3wsite Dc6s

pctit. Jurers.-3weite gBc4s.
Dautel 9lpp, ShO' '0beitbag.
gtapn Nitristt, Nllentaun.
9ster Sittnsr. 0ppttl.
DaSib SItilsr, eYnn.
SarUt 8lsIleu Gin. .gpttttaa.
Is. e. Spsb, &ataIaulua.
Taniel 9uhgdtr, Sber. Sauccn.
s!sp6m DpubliIer. Sta. Oiatmgr.
Jrantlin DsItler, GQsntam.
9acrb Oubs, NstW.MIiorp.
gDiaIam Ce6, 9Iaentaun.
GltaS 9nssIman, Ntspr' NtiIfCrb.
Daniel Srp, gap.0bsIthau.
8sutGn 8repsrit. Sbsr.W .WacunsIs.
Scbn e. 8UapstIer, 3pnn.
Gbarlrs GjrsenFpnlt, DsIIenbura.
SOnas 1UHman, SaO g4britbal.
e. Stpbsrssr. Stsr. Waeursit.
yept Rrau6, Sstpelbsrg.
Ssnrp @intingr, S6Ts WaeuneIG.
Daniel Rrrihnsr. 6stbsItra.
tepl y. WOtr, S6Fr'WItllere.
DaUtN Worig, GalIturs.
9ldrpn Mspsr, @etisnbuTs.
9. Npnnemahsr, Mumtaun.
g8IGiam pstsr, alsntaun.
5bOmas Slrntnssr. Stsr'N 'NlaCunSis.
gDiaiam S6aaNt. 9lCrp' p's8tsitbau.
.. 9. S6lau6, Guentam
9tsubfn StGblsr, Sbsr.WlilIerb.
Wartiu Ssvsl, NUro. .0bsttbau.
g9iaam Ststn, Sbsr. Warunait.
8suttn StGfsr, 9tiepsE'MiIlptR.
Sirael 5rrrIar, banUpr.
Daniel gGrbsr, tVnn.
Sdmts Q3rIIer, Nieetr. r.Wltunsie.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
6NIaf,uifi9e iebet bier
aut ols
S<ffentIIfe Senou bon berrIibsm nrusn
Oau5rdtb!

au ols
SefftntLidN Senou pon berrIibem neuen
6auSrdtb
Wuf Sanaass ben t6im unb 2amaaas ben
93hen Wdrl, an belbsn 1aesn um ll6r Na6.
mittaSs, lOllen an Der WGIldtte tts llntrr,fi6.
nHtsn tn Der Stabt QQsntaun, fOlasnor 6aus.
balts'grtttsl auf SHrntII&u gsnpa Outauft psr.
ben, ndmlt6
DrsBIHs 9msaus 1 Sssttars, 8 Ss0.
bcarbs, 8 Srnnp 9inb Ssttleaen aus gGalnu6.
uno WlboScaps5SII osrirtIgst, init gsrarptsn
RrpItCarbe. hobs Sattlsllfn, IS iranISiIhe
pOitsn' SatltrIlsn. 6pttass' SstIHslsH, Sd.
| itrdnfr, II 5Infs, 10 stngelsgts BalhlGnbs
aus OlahO9Oup unb g9alnuB 6OlI perfsrtist,
Dining {iite. 8 SrPaIfalt'Iil9e, IL 0al6
ltaaes. Sprnsbtttsa, YnrICr'5i16e NIT Warmpr
SlatS, 9lGbildnbs. Gfrippsn, g4lsgsn, Rtnrsr.
SettItellsn, Ssttee.&ulbicnS, Yicture5 nit IhSnsn
5rdmss. S&GpsS, Rsblttfr stns Vcn Beds pa.
tent Circular Sdssm 2 gDcrFtants, NabOsOnv
unb 8cIebCIS 8snsers, ene srObs @nIabl 30.
b'ln, perldersre S0rtGn Slssn unb 6anoitrau'
ben, Sefen nit Notr, uno siHe srGGr 9srl6te.
ofnbet ancerer gIrtifsI gu prtduitis gu mslDsn
EGs~alls ObIas glrtifRl miStn Urttault psrbtn,
tnoem Der GtSenttamrr In anbsrr @sIbdItt aetsn
wrR - unO ale Die @rtIIel tSnnsn bic gum I Ten
aprtI an lrurr s3rrfitG.tr srrblsIbfn. 9luh fam
lstn S>tOd an iserm Gage Dor Nrm Bttaul sInsr.
isben wfrbtn. @lr Obise @rtfsl Rnb Ourh lon
i'IAt UsrfrTtIst unR sr Tam bifletG paBsr aud ulg
parrdntrRn.
Die SselnsunBsH am gsrEaufalass unp guf.
pmsune ppn
Gb1rIsS I. Soqman
9DGrl e. nam
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
SefentLihe 9Senbu.

quG MOutassb ben Ietsn RdrJ nd&Rens.
UNI ubr bee Natmittlas. iclen am 6auie pre
llnter,sidnstsu In Glib '3bdttall 5aunI6ip, See
tba Gauntp, folasuts grtiIel auf tfsntli6r Ben
pu psrtauft WsrOal. ndmlih:
Cine Sut, Nilt. uub anrsrs @absIn, Gin ROG.
cfen, Gin StsntSbtm tm,Sfm, df6s, tn Dussno
StNtls. Bureau, Ssitboarb, Siui. 9timtsiIsI,
GiInt6fm, 3 SsttIaOsn, SSisr, 3itT, Stdnnrr,
70 ME nod ptrafrIsi Sauss unD SaunnssrGtb,
I6aftrn tu umitdneIIh ,u msIpn.
Die SrrtnsmSsn fnN SaarseIp. aufpartuHs
Spn
Gpbraim &rpreu.
8struar q. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
petit.JurerS. .--GrHs DO6s,

petit.JurerS.--GrFs DO&s,
Daniel 8aumsr, aasntaun.
Samutl Ssrntasp, Sbsr' 'Wdsunst.
SaCVb SUab, SanODsr.
9Onutban SrVbn, Str.Wasunsir.
SObn 9Ipb, s8aIhinelOn.
SObn GulbtrtIOn, SGe.0bsitbaQ.
Daniel Gluu6, qUWbiu.
9tnrp %. 3. Gbsrtarb, 5anuYsr,
i5risprtb gbsrbarp, GataIuuqua.
Serman ". Setter, 5anpper.
WOIIS 9strrIpf Sbsr' 'MlaruneIt.
9aecb .. 6illssus, SbrsSaucOu.
Owrn Sdniidsr, 6ripeIbrrs.
5rratt0 6eriUs, 9iisbsr.M MaeunsIs.
Gbarlss Daft, Sbn.Sauccn.
Srrrminb 8trn, Sdbs0bsitbaa.
SOlspb Red. SaIsburs.
SaeOb esIby, 5sipslbrs.
8sutsn Wrpsr, GataIauqua.
@pam WC(sr, Qpnn.
JOIePb s. NsabaFe, 9illmtam.
HobGrt StGrlp, SanCprr.
Ssnrp DIT, 9hsbr, ,Watunsis.
Daniel s. RbOabs, SGp>DbsitbaQ.
SOnattan Smtb, 9hstr. Macunsis.
8rnneis S6warB. Nisper' 'NiIIOrp.
Scsl S6Gifsr, Sbsr. NiIfOre.
MUiSS SamCpsr, Glib bsgRtsttbaa.
Samuel Stonsbah, Nirnsr. .WufOlb.
Dapip SGsirr, gl0rb.UGrItbal.
Scnatban Srfrttr, AlIrntaun.
Samuel gGeitsnmCper, Qlsntaun.
Gecrge g8rie. aIIsntauH.
gGtaiam Wetterbclr, NOrbsWbsHbaa.
DaRtrl 3stinr, qpnn.
Nctnt GOT, Saljburg.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
9(16ri6t

@irb tIsrmit sessbsn, bag Der llntsrSsi4nste
ais Qbmtni1ratcrrn ocu Der pintsrIabsnfhaft bss
Vsrfcrbentn Natban 8anbrr, lrbttin son
g4dIsnturs 9uunI6ip. qs&a Gauntp. anselirlt
pCrbsn III. Nqs Disisnissn patsr, wilde nod
an tsIasts SntrlaBsn16uit f6uIbsn, Rnb bier.
purG aufssfcroet Inn'rtaIb q sSO6sn an3uruieH
unb atlub8atlru, - limb SOI6s bic NOD rstht.
mdeias @nfprihs an pteisIts gu MAIDEN babsn.
ltnb sIsbfals sriubt 1cl6s innsrbalb Der nimI6.
en- 3ett wUbIEFlStist sInsutdnOissH an
9epi Fanber, aom or.
WIri6. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
GrnItlt6e NQ6ri6t.

SintemaI SUbH Wes sssr VOn 6rtbsI.
berg 5aunItp, es6a 9aunty, 90 I'm 9rbrauf
bat, psrl6spsns Nrtite ocn Dem 9isenttum--
purh stnrn g4iasn cpsr Ssiiamrnt an feline 5rau
unp &Inrsr atsrtraBsn-Ju pUfnuim pUpurt
Ct tsIaste Brau mp Rtnpsr In R6!btn briHst :;
70 Whp bisrmjt 9laatItt ssssbsH pab ptss lpi'
trrbin nitt mttr sepuIbet wsrpm tanH. SUl6s
peI6s "a i'm @sbrdah battsn nit Inn gu ian.
ptn uub ipStsr Vslsi6t BON tbm Ju taufsn &c.
ba6ttu, bdIsbm bisVOn Sbat gu nsbmm.
Ghiabetb WeB9er uub 8inoer.
WGn6. +3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
Sefenttihe SenDu.

Wpntl9s ben lfen NpriI na6lten6,
UNI 10 llbr 8Ormttass. iOasn am 6aufs pOn
JarVb 5aaa, tn Gmaus. Es&a Gauntp, fol-
srnps artts rtfsntltR pnEaufl perOsn, RamItf {;
Giue quite tra9embe Mfdbrs,
2 quite Nil6tabs. 1 gtinb, 2 S6Wsus lIstsn OlU.
nate ait. d l6War5e pdbnrr, 5abH nit Wst6u
&oppe, leIhtr 8frbsseihIrr, unO elm Sautrn
@rIhmr, 8lnptGIitsrn 2 Staabulfttrn. aIisan'
ness, sulsr Sausn. g1asrn nit Sppy. 6suIs
tern nit ShSms. GOlIIeitsrn, Qsltsr, % Gue
lang, pUn / ) 5ub laua, panp gGaasn, |
Ipa.sr 2Dastu, 9Fus, Gsss, GultlpatCr, S4ut.
farrsn, 8rubbats unp anrrrr 6adsn, Bruhtlhau'
fsI, S6tppen, 4Tuaswaasr. Strctbanf, Ssu. unb
S6dttsIsabsln, DreIthssd, StObsilfn. 9Ol,idsr,
QTt g4npmablr. SaIb Sul6d, @raslsnls,
Spsrr. unb RahFsttm SrncspUhsn une Risssl
Rles. unp S&Damnl' Ssn, Strch beIm @etunb
@rmbtirnsn bsim guihsI ale Wtre,rs, / Sss.
rstGtp, Sursau, 2 6GhsnItrdnft. Gdi6rant, 3
5iIhs, I Ndbti6, l66nsr StGno, 3 Sptsesl,
Scbl6I 9amps unb anpsre qiftr, !. Duent
StGble, 2 SdhauTtIllbIs, Drapsr, 3 Defer
nit Rctr, 9drpst, 5snlerbIenbsn, aIlsrlsI gpr.
,slan. unD eGsu.8sIhIrr, BadmuIbe, Cat.
merge. unb Wf6bdfsn, 9NsrnfslisI unb 66ffn,
grtt, BsttIapsu, bp6aOaIss Bsttlabe, Gsp
pi6hubl unp WdI6ine, NIT 432 NapeIn, 4 Wu
tier tn,u unp bic game 9Srretpsberrl, gBsin uni
GIfs.JGIsr, 8IsiG6itsnnsr, g9alh5atsr, 91anJ
prtihtorn, alerIti SIumEnl6dt unO fpRl nod
Dielersi anpsrs &rittsl gu umldnblIh 81 msIren
GTeDIt unb AufTartuns pCn
Sacob 9aa9.
gDSf, e uoAu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
81 q If + / 6 t

gDirp bisrmit ssgsben, bag Der llntrJehnsts
ais AOmnt1rator bon Der StntrIaiTsnlhaft bee
ptrllOrtensn SsnOn Satss, lssthtn pUH
Ncre. Dbsilbau 5auui6ip, esha Gauntp, augs.
ltsQt wptrsn H. 9Ils DisjsntaCn Datsr, psts
nod an btlaets 5intsrIaTrnl6aft f6uIDn. Rnb
ticrpurh aufssiorpsrt innrrbulb BOhm an,u.
ruItn mo absutSabIm,-ll Solhs bic nod
rsttmdBss 9lnipri6s al pislrlbr gu MAIDEN ba,
ten. laD ssttiaGt sriutt iclts nnubaIb psr
ndmIttsR SSit pObIbttdtiai ftn3uhanDiasn al
epWaro 6obIsr, QDm'or.
Top6, uo6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
Oru q g to + /.
QatpaQ umb Nylartim.


gBbVIsiaIs unb Rstait Drussifsn uno 9bsmiter, go
II 9SsIt 6OnriItcn sraBe, nabe 9sssnubsr Der Sbe:
fsliopss pale ia AHsHiaun po.
oaben ilb in GsfsG(b (baftssSgrtintuus eSaeten une
fabsn fltbsr burb ifrsn9E uRb tiGi9e Aumirtamtsir
aul br @slhift uno ourdb oaItSn Der bsiten uno
frilrbsfsn 9JSoi,tnGn, allen Die Vclllls 9sriGbauna
0gten u fSnnEn bic lI nit ibrtm 5ulprucb beebrsn
Da Dir bsics Grabuirts Der 1rRneibsrsituuestunll
lnb. 70 fSunsn mir Samtlisn pon Der Rsnbgit unI
lersr Msbljinsn paf6bern, bic mir ale bsm 8sr.
Seatsn YbarmctrPSts ssmaB jubsrsItsn.
9szFA TsbR Drust uno Gbsmitolien psrfaufsn
NsF-a mir aud allie popuIdrsn patsntmsbiIiusn,
kA pgrfumsrfn. fanp drlIts. paarSle. baar:.
& . Rdssl: unb 3abnbdriten, Sluio. HltCbrl,
&hiuc, 6obIenSl ucn Der beltsn OuaIltit, Sob.
I3nSIs9ampsn. (Sluibf un0 SeIs0ampeu rpsrbeu gum
8rsnnsn rem GcblsuSl umosdnbert) Rdtl5es Diem
ibwArIs. SwsstSI. Sartltrfs, spgsrsien, N.M.
9seubsrs Hufmsrtfamfsit wiro bsr 3ubsrstune
OOn arItlihsu 8srfhreituu9sn 9sWitmst.
StStrbaliSr NIB ahlun9spOu sinasIabtn tri uns
siusn Bsriuh gu MAIDEN, sbs fs Ia ben Cities tau'
fen, tnbem air nit Sotrtfoutsn unb SmpCrtsurs
GtnrbtungGn 9Strcfsu baben. weourb mir ibnsn
aufS rrrtbstbaftsIte psrfGufsn ttnusn.
pEstCrats5 ptup-sin bttrIitss unb pirt
lanes NRiuSl in pultsn unb 8grtdItungtH unb fut
@inotrGn9 psv AuSRbruus. sprsla % 9snts bic
6Iafh,.
8Cpfwsb. b. psrfrnsH bic on neuruaifhsn
tdmr,su Oosr nsrpSfsm Ropfpsb ribsn, srbOltsn
iCslsih etubsrun9 rurth G3sbrouh uuI,rs5 Gsphatis
9hrtrs prsiS 25 Gents Die Stafhs.
SamiIteu 6aarw a th e-,um Rsiniasn
bss SOpls6, 9ntfsrnuns Ucn 9rtne N.. l21 Gtnte
per Yad.
SriiAs Sarttn'S Samen quarantine
qat ~ ftiH.
VhCtCsrapblIbs GbsmItoIisn Nat pOrrdibt9.
Sabnaras fnosn In uufsrsr apoihcts nets tinsn
9Srraib potJ'Iansr 5dbus peu Der VCrJI9IihRsn @Ts
fsrItgun9.
6. .. 9atpau,
Oepees 8. WartIn.
Hurntaun. Rtb, 21. 1891, nahp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

Beorsien.-DG WOuOsrHGr Drown VOn
@tCraIa bat atssmaIs brst ghugUrt Sanbhsi6f.
ir nit 9eitius 9slsst, ais afprtiaIis flr bI,
0ssnatmr Der nab SaOannab btitmmtsn DaI.
fen par6 Die 9lrrgSrlr YClIe. Buchanan bal
In pisiU Sabs gar nt6ts gsttan, iOnesrn pIsisl'
be, WIt 70 UitIs anpers, On Hsusn Apmint llratOu
LbftIalirn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
W2Gri 6.
Gin 9S19nere@ @e1eQ
b cr Il uQ I

Der dH9f.
Gin IsbisU Basnsr @sisu. Der isln @ei6Sft
aut psr1rbt unO Elm niithmrr Raun III. Tam auf
lanse 3sit Arbsit uno tnsn tCbsn Qpbn rrhnsn,
psnn sr R6 lusIs6 melph BEL Dem llnter,sIGns'
ten tsI Der Srart Nlsntauu In SaI,burs 1aun.
l6ip. Wan fVass unVsgaSIt6 mad bel
Sobn 3inBsr.
Wlu 9. HabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

.fIorio1 .-Na6 ben Sriattn bee GapitaH
Mdss bfiinrsn i'd bic 5prts in 1Crtuaas unr
Srp sDrl i'm tetrn 3ulaupf unO tBnnen i'd Sc.
ssn IepeH Nn3riif taltGn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

e3uo Garolina.-Dis 8etellsn tretsn "a
thinner tuntrr unb strcirr. fat 70 strlCs ale IL.
re nSroIidsu SpisBgsislrn. Gle srbsben ndmIi6
3tls i'm Namsn Der Suutesrstsruna unb llrdsn
bas Oelb In bre eiaenr 5aIhe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

Ssbruar 29.-SsRat. Ring tratts ,.
rt nit Suu1snOn pCn llntsrf&riftm bsbsdts pst.
tton UNI gufrsttsrtoItuns Der GOnRitutiCn Elm.
Die BID, bic s2.4OO,0O0 fdr bic 9oablunp
Der aus esm Srtecn SneiansrtrIsss sntRanemsr
Gnfcrbuunssu tswillist, paliirtr.
Grttsnbsn btr6trtr iibsr bic pom Der 8rlsbsns
gpnfsrsnJ Usrstntartsn GMl&Iass unp ttantrast
bersn anuabmt.
Sfparb traAts basssen In lsnfm unb esnd
lur Grumtuq's Tamm stnm RInprlt6sstri@
lin, hu fpIesNbunaem lOuIsi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

Suo GarDiina. Die MstslIsn baben ben
plan, Bert Sumptsr anluantiPn aufsFBst'n -
8isIs Sruppsn linD bon Morrts SSllnp ,uIitBt.
Iossa uup mttrUs GeilunBswsrFt in 6afsn psr'
lailen worpsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

Sfcretar j | ov o.-2Disper III elm nrarr
SGutsnfrsi6 5ICpb's ans aasssli&t ssicm'
men. Blni SOmpaantsn SunpsstruppRn Wlrrn
im GoEt Ranpaa am Cbfrn Mi0Cur ilatiOntrt
unb rs lsllt i'd nun tTaus, baB 8iopb ale
IranepOrtmttd VirtluiSH lIfb. um bic Bsrpsn
puna tIeiss ItuFPen ssgsn bic RsbfaiOn gu pr.
bIneHH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
St q Cb T. | Cb t

Wirp bIsrmIt ssssbsn. pa6 bic untsr8si6nsten ale
GrsrutCrsn pOn Der StntrIaBsRl6aft rss psrlcr.
bsnsn . an IStsttlEr. IsBtbin pom y.
Mueuusts 1aunl6ip, qs6a Gaunty, srnunnt NOR
ben fno. Aus DtsItntssn babT, psIds nod
an brIaats Sntrrlaesnlhaft l6uIesn, linp tiermt
aulssfUrnrt tunsrbaIb gHphen anJurulsn unp
ab,ubr5ablp, limb Sol6s Biz nod rs6tmdIFss
aniSrpsrunssn babsn mSssn, lInO sbsufalIs sr.
luht lOI6s innsrtaIb Der bslastsn SsIt WCbIbs.
Ratigt sinJutanptssn, an
SaIOmon Mpbr, er,ors
lOenrp StettLer, '''
GN- gOhe pufOnsn bic Gfifdfts ntluI6!iti.
fen t0bsn nit Der Slntsrtahcui6uii, wsrptn bier.
nit tsnahri6tst, bag I'D bic Grseutcrsn auf
DCnnritaaS ben l4tsn WdrJ am Saufe bss be-
Idatsn YsritOrbsnrn tInftnbsn puosn, UU Johann
Sshflmsut nit tbnfn sGma6t Tgbsn fam.
WdrJ &. nQ6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06

aiaiustU 8ebr. 27. - Der Ser'
rStbsr ! 10 sss bat ni6t nur has ssiammts
SunpsseiasnttAm in 5sraS ben RebsIlsn ausst.
lisfut, icnpHn auh lsirsr $500 Mann Iarfsn
armss Aa's smOmmsn, mas as gum esbsH unp
sum transport braH&t. Wsbrsrs Sffi,isrs 0ur
auf bsm Q3sss nah NT 6ematt, ni6ts nit (It
trassnp, ais ibrrn S6bsl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
OaS &ScuniDlDauia &OteI

brfinpst Ra am nSrS6ilIi.
den Ode Der 7tsn uno Gin.
ben StraBs - baBtIbs 1T
nsu slnssri6ttt mp In al.
len 5mF6tsn ausasbsBert,
n mIf nRIRm Sdnsrnth
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
Der laelicbe Genareg.

WOntsSmtrg, %. 8sbr. Der GOn'
srrb bat siuRmmis eInsn StitIuB aefabt. bsr bic
s6iHaSr auf psm MiitiiippI dlufr fir frsI u'
ilGtt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
JurD ctfe.
gIpril Eermtn, 1861.
@ranb.S Surpra.


8rantlin Ballet, Cit. .Bbeitbau.
6orarr Ballet, Ncro. g4beitbaq.
elias Sittner, 5etoelterg.
8subsn Dmnsr, rbEr.MaeunsIs.
6. W. 2nsslman, Str.Saueon.
5bca as 6rirberib, Gatafauqua.
8sutsn 8ranB, b'0bsitbaa.
GpSraim @utb, Siios0trittau.
Gbwnrb Ssilman, Sbsr. .MacunsIs.
Gbparp Strie, gGsiIsnburg.
benjamin Sdurtt, Nisbsr' WaruraIr
NihOlus &ern, WafGtnstrn.
WartIn Ssmmsrer, SoIBturs.
1bUmas RIstn, Sbsr.O Oiasuneir.
Daniel 20. Qttr, @iIsntam.
elias DIT. Niepn'WacungIe.
Dapib 9tUB, 9sibrlbsrs.
JrantlIn 8ei6arb, SanOvsr.
GbaIlsS S6SnIg, SSsr.Willcrp.
Natban Stsesr, Siip Btsitbaa.
Saepb StSfr, Sbsr. Narunsis.
SObn u. S6au, Sbr'WasunsIr.
9sde usberrCtt, Sal,burs.
g0iaiam @stsr, Sber'SausOn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT WILL DO.

The absurdity of compromising the Republican
principle in order to conciliate those whom even
this will not conciliate, is forcbly exhibited 10
the following extract from friends letter:
THERE'S but one compromise that would concate and
safety the South, and that is this; The Constitution
recognises Sauo as property and ezsesds dsd pro
tects SLarery eperynheye-Siarery IS right" In
conversation with Kentuckian, few days since, one
who considers himself conservative, lover Of the
Union and all that, he remarked: II have not par
ticIe of desire to see Slavery extended; ] have
owned but do not now own slave. Iprefer TO
f" see Slavery rooted out Of Kentucky but when you
cav shall do 80 and 30, and chant do thu. and
4" Tins tell YOU won't submit. All ask If such
Z" rights as the Constitution gives memo more, no
"less.n Well my friend said l, that is Just exactly
what we wish and intend 70 give no more, no less
" ALI yea an you interpret the Constitution, but not as
do. You zee your construction Of it lie entirely
Z" wrong" | remarked that thought, inasmuch as
a. c.. ~ asany ,VnnivupB read-
ngs the people ought to decide the correct one Yes
+" yes; that 10 what say / wish the people to decide
1T Twill abide by their decision. will submit TO
the majority" Said l. the people did decide upon tie
proper construction last November; and constitu.
tional majority said it meant Repubcanism. "Thats
strue; but understand me: when / tay majohties,
mean miLed majorities-that is am willing to sub
nit to majority of the people Of this county or this
State but not TO the majority Of the people Of one
section against another" Now, if this gentleman,
who ia an intelligent, conscientious man, fairly repre-
sents the sentiments of the people Of Kentucky, what
chance think you there is Of compromising with the
traitors Of South Carolina What will satisfy them
As Mr.. Lincoln in bis great speech at the Cooper In
stitute, NewYork, last February, said Simply this:
Cease to call Slavery wroHg and join them in calling
"a right. And this must be done thoronghly-done in
" acts as well as in tords."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

y A ,ountry had learned to honor. Perhaps tAe |
,os, prominent case of this kind is that OF capt.
uart,tepe, late of the y. S. Navy. Th!A gentle
man. who suppose, holds, or expects to hold
a post in the Rebel Navy, has FOR some time
been engaged in inspecting the harbor deienses
which South Carolina has been constructing III
is understood that he will make report 10
Gov. Pickens. These defenses are said 70 be OF
ou,te an efficient character, consisting mainly OF
batteries erected at short distances along tne
entire coast, aud especially at the mouth OF the
numerous navigable streams flowing to the ocean.
Competent engineers have had charge OF the
work. which has been prosecuted with much
diligence and much expense
The prevailing idea with the rebels-their very
nightmare, indeed-is the expected reinforcement
of Fort Sumter They do not doubt the Govern
ment will undertake it, and are e1ertlng ther
utmost to get in readiness to ward Oh the ehpe.
dition. New batteries-huge teeth in the jaws OF
the harbor, are being erected, whose hre they
hope will be successful as against the transports
and even vessels of war. IL Is sald that SUI
marine batteries have been sunken IN the chah-
nels leading over the bar, and even for most oil
the distance from the mouth OF the harbor 10
| Fort Sumter The idea of such contrvances, Oi
course, is to blow up vessels undertaking 10
enter. II it is the policy of President DAVIS 70
forego or even delay, the attack on the fort'
there certainly is no evidence of it either In the
military movements or the tone or temper OF the
most intelligent of the rebels. l repeat that
iudeine from all that hear said and see done,
the long-taked-of exploit of capturing Fort
Sumter ia soon to be undertaken.
The utmost freedom of expression is lnds'ged
in criticism OF the doiDgs at Montgomery. The
dissatisfaction is unmistakable and general, and
il may be considered doubtful what will be the
action of the Convention at its ensuing session.
The meeting will not be called until the leaders
Pickens g. CO., are sure of their game. 1t lie'
with Gen. Jamison, as President, 10 call the
Convention together
The first act of Mr. Secretary Mcmminger, %
the Treasury Department, appears to have beer
the issuing of the following instruction.:
"Goods imported from any of the United States no
in this Confederacy exempt from duty without re
lAton to the time OF import if the goods We're really
purchased on or before 2Sth February, 1901.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27

CouRr MARITAL or LIEUT.. WALKT.-The Naval
Court Martial rat between four and five hours at the
Navy Yard, yesterday, on the trial of Henry Wake
Commander in the United States Navy, charged with
quitting his station before he was regularly relieved
and die bedience Of orders under two specifications
The following e the charges and specifications as read
at the opening Of tie case:
Garg AZ Saon tilns ~ c ,rga',y T, , 9I 'H Dr.
sid Command, Henry WaAe brought the .i9re,iP SSPLly
sonmsnera oy nun iIo 's pS ,s not bny
ing relieved nom ais station, Commander Of slid store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
FROM THE GULF FLEET.

10 tAe tditor O lac " d IriObhc-
SIR If you consider the following extracts taken
from letter received from my broher Of any interest
to the public, you are at liberty TO publish them:
U. s. STEAMER WYAsDoTTE, Feb. IL, 1861.
OF course you have heard about the taking of the
Pensacola NavyYard before this. Allow me TO tell
you that present at that most heartrendng spec
tacle, viz: of seeing the American flag hauled down
and trampled under foot and the Lone Star hoisted in
its stead Fort Pickens is still in possession Of the
Federal troops. consisting of Lieut. Semmer and about
90 men. This fort commands the harbor 30 that the
Government is all right in this ssicinty You
imagine the strength Of this almost impregnable
fortress; l. therefore, nclose you rough drawing Of
IT, sketcbed by myseh We are now on orr way 10 the
Sabine with stores and provisions from the Navy Yard
after delivering which will return TO the fort. 1t is
expected here that after the 4 Of March If the present
difficulties are settled we will have TO 60 into an
engagement with these Southemers. They have pos
session Of the NavyYard Fort Barrancss Fort McRea,
and erecting sand batteries; but we pre-
pared for anything that may come and if they attack
u.s. they will have warm reception can assure you.
The Government bas large force here now-the
fgate Sabine, sloop-of-war Brooklyn, the st. Louie
and the Macedonian. The POcahontas 10 expected
daily so you that things begin to look pretty war
ike"
" The State Of Alabama is row raising an army, pay
ing $40 advance bounty to any who will enlist"