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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

LyoEan Variaies-LydiaDa Scoville opened
Kennedys Hall with her corps Dramatique in
this place last week. The fair lady-manager
is excellent, from heavy tragedy to light com.
edy, and the "Great Western" now attached to
the company is host of himself. He comes
among u endorsed by the public and the en-.
tire press Of the east al without rival on the
the American stage ~ q Yankee Comedian.
Mr.. J. r. Ham Of the London Theatres sus-
tanned himself in excellent style in his dramat.
ic reading from Hamlet and Macbeth, and the
lighter walks of the Drama.
The company 60 South to-day success at
tend them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

We are always pleased to record decrease In the
ahaictions to which humanity u heir. And We do 40
now in bearing testimony to the wonder working pow
Diseases Of the head and stomach. As specific, It Is
perhaps without rival, and the peopis whom it has
benefited even within limited period, to be count.
ed by thousands. The Bitters bases its reputation
more what it has itself done, than what gets
convenient friends to say for It, For DYSPEPSIA Fatu-
ence CONSTIPATION, etc., ETC.. cannot be surpassed
even in spsediness Of Try them, and our word
for 1t, they will give satisfaction.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

Declined.-Our old Democratic Ho0sier friend
CHAs. w. CoTrEx. now Editor of the Roches.
ter (Min) Democrat. was recently offered q
unanimous nomination as Representative rom
Olmstead County. Charley declined the honor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

School Erhibtion.-At the close Of Prof
ToMLlNsoN's late term. public exhibition was
given to crowded house OF parents and
friends of education. Miss Louise A. Van.
valkenburg and Miss Mary Sanborn won the
the First prizes and Miss E. Noble and Master
Henry Flanders received the second prizes
Minor presents were distributed to many as
Rewards of Merit aud the mental entertain.
Scholars and spectators. Our limited space
denies us the pleasure of an extended notice.
The Professor, as will be seen by his card in
to-days paper will resume on Monday next
he has established fine reputation as Teach
er and should be literally sustained
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

Coon INvBNTIoN.-No one-of any age, sex, or
condtonkes to be entirely destitute Of hair con the
top head In the pacs where yool ought to grow
But age, or disease, or both will sometimes deprive
AAasa who value hSl.lw 49, ~~s.l
Any medicine or preparation, then that will restore to
the bald head luxurspt growth OF hair Of youthful
beauty and color, may truly be reckoped 80 great in
vention"
Such preparation Is Prof. o. J. woop's HAIR Res.
which u advertised In another part Of this
psper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20
New Volume.


With this No. begins the third volume of the
1anes. The undersigned has purchased Mr..
FuLLEss interest in the accounts due, subscrp-
ton list and Office. The business will be con.
Quoted in the name of A. P. Richardson. Our
late partner will remain in the Office rs assis-
tant Editor. No long sermon need be dc.
hvered to our readers explaining the why and
she wherefore OF this change-it is private
matter entirely.
We have no promises to make as to the fu-
ture. The Times has hosts of friends, and if
II DO conducted in an independent manner it
will retain ,hem-if not, the paper does not
deserve to flourish. We beg no pecuniary
tavors Of persons or parties. We expect, like
other people, to earn all we get 20 that when
we quit the tripod. all the debts we owe may
be those of kindness. We are obliged, in ius-
slce to ourselves, to cut off large list of SUBJ
scribers who pay no attention to our wants. In
few weeks we will close out more of the same
sort. Amy Post Master will remit money for
us if our distant subscribers will allow him to
do SO; will those who are delinquent try the
experiment Or must we forward bills to the
nearest Justice for collection?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20
On. CHRlsrlxs' AGUs BALsAM cures every

time. Read
BERNAperTB, ILL.,, Sept. 10, 1855.
Gextlesssn Finding the Ague Bslsam to be the
medicine required In this section Tor the eradication Of
Chilis and Fever and it having proved infallible
remedy In every that has under observation
and having only three bottles left you may ship Us -
soon q possible another supply
Respectfully,
BUCK 4 ENGLISH.
Dr.. H. G. Daniels, Naperville ILL.,, ecpts4, 1855,
Gays :-"Your Ague Bal. am gives the best satisfaction
Of any Ague medicine that has been 10 the csun
try It cures In every case, 20 TAR a. have heard
from. could send you many certificates, but II proves
its own good virtues IN the cure Of ague."
BOLLEs, SMITH Co Proprietors, Chicago
Also for sale by Hoffman Benton l. Co., McGregor,
and BY agents everywhere. See advertisement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

More unsolicited testimony that Or. CHRlsrIR's
AcuR BALsAM is the greatest remedy for Fever and
Ague now before the public.
j. Sparks, Fairport, Iowa, writes Oct. IL, 1885: ~
have found good sale for your medicine have but
bottles hand, and do not want to be Of It.. 1t
has cured every of Ague that has been taken in
It has cured one Of Ague which has been stand
ing about twelve months -
From Wilson & Neville, Macnac, ILL.,, Oct. TO- 1855.
s'please send six dozen more OF Dr. Christie Ague
Balsam We are almost out again. 1t beats the world
goes OF like hot cakes, never failing to cure"
BoLLEs Smith i Co., Proprictors, Chicago.
For sale in McGregor by Hoffman, Benton & Co.,
and by agents in every town In the country.
See adverti. cmcnt.
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GROCERIES,!

Bought for cash, am bound not to be undersold e
the market. Having good assortment always e.
hand and intend to keep t. we'll q the other -
partments always full. EES
Thankful for past. patronage, would respectfuuy
ask for = continuance, feeling assured that -
enabled to SELL cheap any dealer In the maxkee
Believing in the time. bonored maxn . ssnilntls -
pence is better than q slow shing,"I SHALL sell e
the lowest figures.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

Personal-The good-naturcd face of our
valued friend JAMES J. LANGpoN Of the Chicago
Cabinet, presented itself at the door of our
sanctum one day last week. We had met him
a few days previous at the Madison State Fair,
where like ourselves, he was exchanging greet.
ings with the craft elm" is one Of the most
popular members Of the corps editorial /; not
quite 90 good = saoimmer Is his partner RousDs,
but equally as sound on the Lager question
he will always hold one good card whom hearts
are trump.
ALSHEUs ScoIr, ESQ, of the Gutenberg
journal, also favored US with a call last week.
He was our delegate in the Constitutional Con.
rention. and subsequently, the Prosecuting At
sorney for Clayton County. He ID younger
and bsttsr-looking than We had imagined him
70 be. and what Il still better, We found him.
though political opponent, q high-toned. indie.
psudent gentleman, - far remov ed from fanat.
scism = common sense Is from party twsddle.
We wish him success in business and friends By
the million.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

NOTICE. Y
NJOTlCE Is hereby given thes on Tueday the E ~,
IN ofNovember next ut 10 o'clock a. H., We VIZ oLea
A. public Auction a. tho .tore Of Merrill Bakon tue
following article Box marked UuiOu DisyAtcn, ..
r. Halbrouk NcGregors Landing, Iowa ; % pay iregos
and charge. on same. MERRILL bAn"oN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20

Mech OMiged--We are indebted for early
election returns to Brooks Of Ossian, Granger Of
Posyills. Hunt Of Wagner. Douglas of Clayton,
Knapp Of Elkader. Lacy Of West Union. Raw.
aon Of strawberry Point Ccrlett Of Farmers
burg, Bars Of Monona, White Of Waukon.
nsvins of Volga City the Observation-Disclosures
80 1stva. ,. p. Worthing Of Gem P. o. and
= other parties Whose names have escaped ".
aii 70 oil these fiendsa
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menced in Mineral Point. Wis, specimens of
which were exhibited at the State Fair.
A German woman named Schiller residing
| near Columbus Ohio, thew herself into a well
her four children and then cast herself in
The water was eight feet deep and mother
and chi ldrcn were drowned.
| ASpanish story is told Of two rufians who
decoyed seven young girls into the woods and
killed all ofthem as they supposed. The young.
est and last attacked, fegnsd death and after
ward informed on them. The cause Of the
butchery was an insult given the day before by
wo of the girls.
| The Atlantic Cable is composed Of IS strans
Of wires each, or 1873 wires, each 1000 miles
long. This makes 100000 miles of wire in the
cable-long enough TO reach the Moon.
Thurton the Adrian ballonist ID supposed
/ to have fallen from his balloon when at the
| height Of two miles. The balloon was found
in Canada his body is yet undiscovered.
An aeronant at Centralia Illinois placed his
little girl and boy in the car Of his flying ship
and holding to the ropes allowed them to rise
The ropes broke and to the horror Of all pre-.
sent away went the balloon. The parents Of
the little fellows were almost distracted but
the children were returned by Rail the next
day. man near Mount Vernon, fourteen
miles from Centralia went out ut , next morn
ing to see the comet, when he discovered the
balloon in tree top. The children cried to be
taken down and they were nearly frozen when
brought 10 the house. They must have gone
to an immense height; but fortunately the little
girl got to pulling the ropes and finding that
one Of them brought their ship. towards the
earth, she continued to pull till the gas had es.
capped through the valve. and they descended
to the earth.
The II. Road meeting at West Union 10
be. .e4sh. SO somebody tells
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and the show Of the human multitude by going
down to the valley. The knoll or mound on
which the Hall of Fine Arts was erected, must
hare contained, at one time, Ten thousand
persons The elevation Of their heads one just
above the other. like seats in theatre, gave
them most splendid appearance. the "red,
white and blue" trappings of the ladies con-
trasting with the dark dresses Of the rougher
sex. so that one in looking at the hill side could
think Of nothing but apyramidal flower bed !;
VIC heard many say that this was the most
beautiful exhibition of animated nature they
ever behcld.
The Press, thanks to the liberality of the
Madison fraternity. was "dead-headed" to all
the sights worth seeing. to free rides, theatres,
de-, &c. Professor Rarey. the horse tanner,
lectured to large crowds, and exhibited his
wonderful skill in private to bic class, including
all members of the Press. Apledge of secrecy
was required of all who saw his private instruc.
tons to the horse many ladies were present,
but they gave no pledge and it is hoped that
some oae among them may accidentally tell it all
and the world will then be enlightened The
grand secret is the very simple and sensible one
Of ki,dness. Treat horse like gentleman
and he'll reciprocate. Persevere in the practice
Of gentleness. and in very short time the
horse will surrender and become your sla,e.-
The Professors successful experiments with
the widest and most vicious of the horse kind
his complete subjugation Of them by mild
means-the dog-like affection they exhibited
for him, in tsoo hours after they were introduce
ed to him. were TO us the most interesting ex.
hihition of this great State Fair. He argues
that all the meaness OF the horse results from
Fear, and Sat If the fear be removed the horse
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-20
EGBERT & EVANS,

EGBERT & EVANS,
Are now receiving tip-top stock Of
STAPLE GOODS,
Suitable for the North Iowa Trade Their store rooms
are IN the EMPIRE BLOCK, and recently occupied
by D. X. Hobart, boot and shoe store.
Having been long acquainted with the wants Of this
oennos iaii to suit. In the stock will be found
Sugars, Zsas, .Solorotus
Coffee, Spices, Tobacco
Nolasses, Syrups. Starch.
Candles, Soaps, Nails.
Broonas, Buckets, Cordoo.
DRY GOODS,
Cloths. S0tinctts, Prints.
1sckings, Sheetings, Hickories,
Blankets, Eannels, Dyilinos
Well, the assortment Of STAPLES Is general. and
what We may mot have on hand, We can furnish on
short notice,
Our store at MosoSA, will be superintendent BY that
favorite OF the public, Dr.. HUTCHINSON.
Having several tracts of Land in Iowa and Minosot,
reasonable prices, will exchange Goods and Town
property for Land. Anything in the way Of TRADB
will be prosecuted by the old firm Of
Mct7regor, Oct. 10 1s5stfnl ROBERT 4 EVANS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
LWlenI0, fenne bi0 ft(bf !

Gin unfhistorss Bud f1r 25 Gtnts. ssses Gas
miIts ictItf Gin grsnpIar tabtn.
&c5tcr {ouRfsr's NsSibnik6e IPdnsd thb
6anfbusb fdr bic Rraufsn, snthaQCno enen llmril
otn Ger Gutit;baus. ets Scrtfhrittss unb psr g3ss
banetun9 uuo bic Sur ciuer ieesn 8rGuthtjtsform,
e's fursb lafiGi9e SHammsntunft Der Gefblytbte=
Sr8aHs, Gebltithinoun9 cofr gtfhlltteauslhpsi-
fuug eutanosn, nit Rorb far etrrn Rcrmspuna. I'M
!lusm pctiiineItden giqI scftr;sbtn OIs tnteipni.
btn Gnserads psrmeieeuS, fcpis allen, pas eyni
DIFFER unbSfth tiiu9su rShti.
Ssu3ntg pcm prrfsITcr Sbftsriss, I'M TsnnfptuonLs
lhsn SoacOium, 9httoetpbta.-- 6untsr'e
| w D II nj d c 9R nue. DER 6utcr his
! its M9rtss, ungsId esr Wetrhtit rtn bynisniorn,
ufd1e ttfaHnt notttr SpB is Die 8rantbsityn bel.
len, rperd6fr r6 tanodt, III ain GraSuat pcn sinem
eer bdEn GciIS9tru In cen @rr. Gtaaltn. Gs nioi,t
mir 8Erend8tnj thn cen lnsiddIihsn gu snlpfsbIsn.
eetr ben Spfsrn tblithtir grGrs, uIs einsn udtT
:. Iidsn uno crFlhrtnrn prattttaufen in osesn Chs
- re uno Rahtibtsit Fs Sas 9rSgts &ertrnusp fees
e en- tGRnsu.
e Scfepba cu9fbprs GR. ..
8tu Il. gB 90 TO, 50. q, pen Der
| 8 ptnn. lini@ritdt gbtIarGpbia.-Gs nlatbt mtt
:. @eranGgcn, mcin 5au9nis bsi3ufussn dbtr bic
- ptrlSnIioncR SGti9tsittn eeS Gac.s pcnl ,GIebis
: Siuifttu NlanurL"-3abtrsths Sale pcn 8rapts
: beittn Der Sea9uu9srr9ans, ciriss barren ron
4 lar9cr Dautr, fRe unter usius Nct, estrmmsui
. in pdbeu itire Surit liIh beTptss, in ecr gnies
8 crrbsritsGun9 ;u pcutrmuenCr Geiurtbcit. in sjs
y Riecn SaQen, pc ctr potitnt oIs unbeiltor ers
: ttSrt wcrocu mar SR her '9tbanNluna rru Gas
= merIhwdhCn, cocr llncrenun9 bee Sunttpusa
q; srSeugt ourh Sttlttsflsduns, cbsr Glaus urn
Ssuertc, ftrne id teinen 9EFren in cteIsm sars
Sdb bin felt I&n9er ol6 30 Snbrrn betannt scf
petn nit Gem 1utcri unO sratbts es niht hlshr ole
bNta 9t9en ibn, lcspcbl ats rns @uttat fir bic una
8!ddFhcu Spicr iu9cnftebIr 8srbcrbenbsit, ibn ,l
smpfchru ols @inen. In bessn prcfBicneus 8unlt
uno &rrGbteit fis cas srSBts @srtrflsn tesu tSuf
nGnI
Itfte6 gB6cbmatb, Ua 8.
GiH Grinpiar In einsn itbsrn ltmrd,tao aspadt,
uirc rcifrCi nertsnoet t,ah Gnpfan9 pcn 25 Gents,
oper Gremplare fir @insn Sbalsr.
0(-5-NRan obbrgBirs on So n uno &C., 8SrI
IeStr, @cr 1877, philadelphia.
o. SutbhdnNlet, guds unb 8cr.8Scubn psrs
ben auf Iiberats 8roin9un9sn psrTshsn.
pFlooRtpbo, Sstruor 24, 1858. na1J
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Sefentli6e gSenbu.
2luf Samlfaas ben 1lfen W(oi, :

Auf SamifdS5 ben 1lfen Wai
nS&iiens TIM IL llbr @ittass ioIsn AM 6adie
BON 8 tn .. S6tetfsr, in Riersr gltl.
fcre Saunf6tp, es6a GamtY, fOlgeubs artitel
auf Sfsnttiasr Senbu prrtauft prrOen, nGrnlia
Gin brauns Ribrs, cine Sub, etn 3rud gBa.
gen, 2 earriGsn, Elm Shlittrn, SOdtlittrn,
9Ieree9eiGtrr Gin pFus, elm Sfm nit 9iu9r, 2
Better unO 8rttietIcr, Gin SattsI. sinr Gnf. rin
3tfh, fl yarbs Garpcts, cine 8lints, Sadu9r,
elm Sollfdneises S9mieb @rfhirr, Gin Saap.
Dslf, etne DrlnfSgs, cine eott Se1rnRrl. SreSs
tsaes, Stinner, 6dTT, 9 BalnuB SGstltde,
1000 SUP g8alnuB Boards uuo 9lanfsn, ck,e
9ctt gBeitct4en panfen, Boards unb Seino.
liass. 8irIden Ylanfsn, cine qott gBalnuB uns
pOplar 5pI;, mO icnR nod ptets G,titst Su UNI.
fdnpli& ~ melren. e.
Die gsoinSunSsn an GrtauIttaSs un0 Iuf.
trartunB bon
Rcubcn ). Kcmmcrer, TiF9ntr.
ben SOln .. S4lsifer
9tprtl IA. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
ODQD! 6DlD!

Dns 8roBe SEP III nun scr6et - Irsrlrtam
1T nc9 tu1mer an aIten Yiab, mS DrIensr unc
9ethero perfaufen aud INNER nc6 ruutrtar
pOQlIeil, on trtm orcbsn scfiiqtfn Stptr, an jc.
men, Drt.-Se iaD nsuii6 ocn Ncugprt surtf'
geftert, nit einsm erc6rn, i4Surn unr I'br
4 @pblfrilrm Stpf Glitter,
BON alien Scrtsn fir BeIt3. uub RaunSleutr,
uno BADEN beI4lV6cn um alIes an gan, nieoeren
preieen abiulrBsn. .-Da9sr ipsrben Die Qsute atIr
oon ner glite uno S5ernf eS 3u ttr,n SntereiTen
Fn6sn, an1urufen BET g0sIbnrr uap 0rrncrp, e9e
iie fchawc taufm.
seaioner unb 0arnrrb te;a6ltn tmmer ten
t6aaen Wmftpreis fir ale Arten eaneeaprctuts
ten.-Ss pirp aIir jept SfrIan9t pcn ibnen ale
0oae
1000 pfanb Butter, an 9uscn grs6cn
1000 DuBenb Gter - -
70 !rie ale anrere grpSuEtcn.
gGr bitten gIQe an3urufen tei una, ipIr trsrten
tetne JIti9c lparcn uni Guh alcs gu ,fi0en unc
3rar unent9elbli6, unO taNfrn ipl6e nifts, 70
weresn mir bod lire Sreunre tldbcn. - llnIer
MNtto II: ugetr Iufsn 3u pIisIsn."
Weionrr mp 0rrnrrt.
Fsrit Z. 1853. nutS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Nu6ttDrS Nn,et0e.
Sn O!m geailtnosribt pcn 0tcha 6unntr

Sn cim SSaiIIussribt ucn estba Gauntp.
Sn ter Sade tcr 8cdnung rrn SUnas
Ssnal +, @Ominiihatcr prn Der 6intulasen.
ffaft res Verilcrtenen SaeOb Sswalp, lsbts
bin pom 49nn Iauni4ip, Gtaa Gaunty.
llnO nun Gprit 8, 1853. rnanute bic Court
Samud s. &tttsr, Gil., ais Nubitpr, UNI te.
fasts 8t6nunS itsrSuiebsn, tterluitttsin, Scr,
tbrilun5 cem @sirb srm6b gu ma6rn, unb pcnr
ndalsn fcl8sitBtrn Daten9eri6t 8riat ,u er.
GyWSD aus cen lIrtunecr.
@sASD ejcu9ts:
.r.. 9. Sausmar, S6r.
Strn9rnarntrr Qubtpr pirb Zen pTidtn 1ci.
nrr @rnennunS na6tcmmcr, ouf Shmjt1es BEN
15trn Ntl nd4fsrf. UNI 10 ll5r Tprmittnae
am 6luie eon SO am M. Rti1ler, in
eYnn 9aun1bip; 2cfa Gaunty, atlpp ih a1s Su.
trrcBtrte einfnpen f5nnrn, rptn Fc es ais uBtbie
erd6trn.
glpril 2i. ..... ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
S(Iiante gtd6ri0t.

5tntemaI Scbn Suheier une Grau pnb
Gbpar0 Stcper mb Grau, ron 6er Gtaot
alsntaun, eur6 cine frfpIatse ueterI6rrjbun9,
battrt gtprt IA. 1858, al tbr Gtssnttum, 90
wphl Itegente5 mb peri5nlihes als permiI6tes, 70
we au@ fa5 Gjgenttum ber 6rma BON Stsper II.
SuAtder an ten llntsrjri4nsten fir bic glussa
t4rer Greoitcren iibcrtrasen taten,-SO triro al
70 RierOura ga4ri6t 8rseten, Sab ale btsjrntBen
9rrienen, pelGe an Die trIa8tfn lle6srIdrster
IGuibts Tnp, inncrbat6 60 Snsen oon Datum
Se3abluna 3u MAIDEN -tatrt, - lluo a0e Ictds
psl6e rsAtmSBse Nnforbsrunaen baten, fno
etsnfaas rrIuGt NirIrIte pUblteitati8t an Nrn EIs
F9nte rin,ursiden.
Benjamin s. SnBrntua,
gaertaur.
9lprt( q. 1858. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
6 / Il mel + II ma

ber Ssb>SellppsS Soalle in Ntilrrstaun.
auf SamRa8s ben t5ten Iai na&Rsns, iOa
bic neucrbautr pate Der nSrnberbarsn 8rtosr''
In MiuerStdun, 9s6a Gaunty, cinsrpettt werben.
Cine Yrc,csicn Spn @Iispsrn pes SrbmS In 0il'
Isrstaun un6 bripcGnsnbsr 2csen mtrb In ppllsm
8eoalta pur8 bic Strassn ;sten unb bic 0ltl'
lsrstauntr Wu0ttanbs ptrb bmm igre 2siitun9sn
tas Sslf SerbrrrIi6sn. 2Iu6 lcllen m9Ii16e unr
tsutIte 8crtn ecbaitcn werten unb bns G,an;s
pirp fir bas Yntltum cine intcrr Bante 6sisrlidb'
tst Irin. 9las Msnl&en FuO ein9Garsn triSu.
rptnr.
BE3y- 8ctrt G. gBrtgbt, Ga. urb ttr GGrtr.
Strr S@rotl werSEn ais 8epnsr auitrtten.
Gie MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
@ u { b 8 b / d 6
Gjrpfe N}ilitfriIie Narabr.

Die iitrR6e 9ata(icnssY Yarate tpir6 ltattfns
ben AM ,,GCrtrr Sotd" pcn @arp 0ut s,
in @utbspilr, Glib .gEtsitbaQ SamIdip. 9eha
GauntY, CunasiStr Meilrn ppn Nlentaun unb
etwa cine 6abe Nsits Son gBaltert'S Station an
rcr GataIluQuo unb GUgsl5pile giIntaGn,) an
Rcnta8 ben 24lsn Gng Rai, rGhilns, bel mel,
der 8c9rnwdrtts icn wsrrcn Die fotsenre Com.
pdsnien trr spritm 8deape, rGmt6 Die q.
Bbstt9aa GruYpc, Gapt. SutnS g8ai6tnstcn
1ruppe, Capt. S4lauh allrn gtcIels, Capt.
!. 8. Gjutb tie reulid formirts Dcuti6e frrie
wtltge Gcnpn9nte BON 9llIcrtaun, Gapt 6artr
gowbtu Grtillcrp, Capt. Simerman g3aI6ina.
ton 8eifcl RanScrs Gopt. S6lriItr; 2opGia
0teiFsls, Gapt. GrnB ; Ggnnptue SCntibles, Capt.
9aaS; gBtetbaa glrtillerp, CAPT. Salon unb
bic putnam NrtllertItenJ Capt. 9utt.
Cine QnSaGl anbrer Gcmpagnirn lInb territs
RSfth etnselaern wcrren. woScn rinise bereits
ein9ewtaist batcn 9egenpdrti9 gu lsn, ndmItt :
Ite Setbletem 9ruppe, Gapt. 9Benner gBaI6s
tn8tcn 6ruppe pcn SANITARY, unO rie Qsntarts-
wife Sruppe, In Serfs Gaunty, unS bic Sreiorrss
ptiIe SUlunteers, Capt. Scgn 9auta@. In GUr'
tbamptCn Gaunty. .
5cIBcnte Srabtanfen InS rin8elurfn teja'
wcbnrn TriepmSUile, SisscrtYiqs, S6ncd0pt'
tr, uncnSille, g8a16in9tcn, 6c9rspile, Millrrs'
taun, 3tcnspiar, GmauS, unp Grsrlsrtaun.
Das Yutlifum i'm gIaecmeinsn mirS tsiwpt.
nrn. uno Icmtt wirc rs Die i65nile parnOe 8etsn
bic ic In @uttviae aattfaro. Der @altrirtt
NnrUn@ { riro serIeGen iein nit 9Ilcn
mas i'm @aunty 3u batrn i7, moran Die SeIuter
unb bic Ginwctnr iitrtoupt FG latcn tGnnrn.
Den Ntten unO Sungen, Gsr6ciratbetrn unp 2ts
eiBen rrirc ricfc 9arnre Gin frctr GdN trnaen.
ray Mojcr Ger. eourY, Srts. G'n. RayY1
Mnjcr Gttinaer, Majcr Stud, unb bic Nib.br'
Camps Gtrdct uno DilinRcr nit itrm Statt
wertcn 8cBcnwGrti8 lrtn unp ras Battalion nit.
Perm.
Wirj %. rQtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
0rpbe NluitfaIif9e unb NiiIitSriihe
% q q D {.

GnI pfnsf.Ipntss bfn 24frn 0ai, witb Gin
9rrsartses BE-.
Teit unb 0Iuffolif4fs SubiISun
Pathfinder, In ter Staet alentaun, BEL nelGsr
@ele9entet Ta cine ieItsne 8ereinieuns ron "a,
lent sum SaAuiptel bartisten rirp, umfaIsnp
WuIifaIiibr, MilitiriftG 6rufrs uMt
Observation-Disclosures
BON Gasntaun, eataiaKua, gablstrul, Ganpn,
Sbtlopelptta unp aneern Srten in QeAa uno ans
8rdnieneen Gaunttcs, I'm ganjsn sine 8eibe SDn
@njtetunsen tt!renp. rrsIAe terem Clement brr
YcpularitGt rntIpreAen tpsrten unb niht pnfl6s
len tEnrcn, cine uugebeurc WtnIGsnlnaIe BON al.
len 2tdlen tes 2anre5 brrbdjujis6su, wsI6rn jes
be mB8IiGe Satisfarticn setgtsn fstrprn IoI rem
Centcni8tn, nfIde bic 2nCrSnungen In Sinecn
Ratsn I'm bas S6auipsI arrmenbbar unb gss
nu8t9usnb 3u Srranfaltcn.
Cine all9emeine GinlatunB.
erBe6t tiemit an bic girmpGnsr ron 9r6a urb an
8ran5cRcrn Gauntirs, F6 bic 0slrecnbeit 3u gu.
pc gu maGen unb tcm 6elie fei;uwrbnen, ps(tee
nit ttner @rcbartigFfit oeranlialtrt rrteen wrb,
ME ron rtnrr Sarptopt urp City r5 titbrr rrG
nift psriudt pVrpn III.
Gin 9aupt' An3irGunSfpUnft trerbrn tiItrn
SehSebn SraBt9autem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
GGfeinle1un0.

guT ben StmmeIfatrtatNs fed Der Gd7sin 81
ter nru,ur6ausnrm Stride tcr alts2cwba.Gjes
nrrinbr srIe8t wcrrcn. SOI6s bic NIT 6rtitlider
Srcnuns rtrir Scirli4fcit bspOtnrn pVlIem
Rnb bsrmt trrjIttb enBetarrn; bic gIuPettrsr
pGn16cn mir atrr nIht trt un5 3u lstcn. aud
ipirb titrmit gta4dat sr8sben, tnb jcOer 9ud'
Fer, Der Fa niGt rrf td Der Sau'Grmmittee I'M
tinsn Stt unb GutaltunS5reseln ttfra8t bat,
gan, serb mi! ben 9anNssSrieBcn fir 8cttss'
6isnRIde StBrunscn empfnSli4 seFruft mtrb.-
Die &jsmsnrs ptro atrr nit SpttIr unb 9rant
far Gus iUrsrn, bic unIsr 6sR nit i9rem gsiaas
bttbrm percm.
peter 6cerSe, peter 5d)umader,
Jofepb Rlcin, Jatob peter,
Ger. SbineeI, 10. u. 5cIHridb.
Dldrs 2t. nab3