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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
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Die untsrSs&nstsn 8erfsrtssr BON Gisarrn
unp Satnttdnpltr, piini6m Gisarrnmadhsr unO
pas YubIttum i'm gassmeinsn barauf aufmsrIlam
lu ma6'u, ca6 lie Iostrn erbaltrn tabsn etnr gro.
ee unO aassmctne Qluspabl Scn Connecticut,
S9io uno Spaniitsm 9lGttr.5abat, nebl elmer
au9rmstrcn Nuewabl bsr belsn altcn Stcd 81.
sauen, Gnpenoiih uno 8au6 Gabaf, weldbet
aCcC fic gum @frtduf auObistsn In i6rsm Store.
yIcre Stsbente StrGBr, NQsntaun, ga fir Sdar.
9dp orr auf Grspit
Gbarles u. Eube uns 6Sbns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
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ale Nolr gBctbtn nab ben Sitiss acbrn madGu, une
&orralhe ron StapIs unb SanN SrCdsnpaorEn bar
auiihidEn nah Nem
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
Commercial Nur1erteS.

SUHtHttkbkNk wv SkNb"~
Die lIntH,d&nttsn, wcbnbuit in RC6slisE,
NsuyOrF, pUlItm Sbrsrbirtisf bic Gufmsrflamtstt
OsS Wublitums auf l9re 8rCbe @usUabI BON
0Gmmem unb Nhansem
lsntfn. S6r 9Gratb pirb nir9nbswC ttGirpi>
fen une gUl6s tpsIhe etpas In tbrrm Sod rtin~
l&sn, metpsn npbl ttm fb babslts btrsft pCn
Der Gurirts tOmmsn gu lo6n. Der VrTratb BE-
ilsbt aus
@ 3were 8irnenbdume, 3Wer9 Qepfels
= bdume, 3per9 3iri6entdume, 70
lUie oub 9eWGbnIidbe Qepfels, Sirnenz
uno &irI6enbdume me-alle iino bon erz
iter Site Srud)t Sernsr Pfaumens,
2lprifoIcn' uno Qfriibb6umen sbens
falls cine 9roBe Serfhiecenbeit pom
Scbann5beerenitrGube, 10 rpie ale Die
beten Sorten 9Oosbeeren, Srcmmbtez
ren uno Grobserenspf pfanjen, une ale
Die perfbiebenPn Sorten SraubenIt0de.
say Jn ibrtm SruamsutaI'D DspartfmFnt I'm"
BET man ale arIm esr aus9du6telsn
SIumempfdnjen nnb Sliuncm.
&admeH
VI sabtrfI6 ansufibren.
Strs YrsiBs Enr gang bilis unt iit lentn ale
9snsllunesn turh bas YUaamt cbrr per @rpreb,
nn6 alien StsIln Der 9rrsinietsn Staatsn.
s, &. SCCfer uno @omp.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
Ser ipDblfeile
6artee e@Aaren~St
Sn Der Stapt Qasntaun
Saaembmt6, &erIcb mmb So.

pGnIhsu tbren SrtuneGn uno eingm eCebrttn pub
itum anguji9sn, baB fE tbrsu nCblfstlsn
GiIeu,8aaren. unb eglderbau 8eriib-
1bdftrn~StpBr
un6uelt psrIeat bobsn uub Jrpar uatb No. H.. arltr
pamiltcn. .Sfrage, Ipilbsn Bic Satbaukr Der psrrrn
baatnbuh unb StCr9s. .aIpe iie 9eeGnpdrt9 aui pant
BADEN. uno Su alIrn 3titGn halttn perGgn
Gin OpnStGnbi9cS enforcement.
alIsr rlctlr Baarsn, bic IN sinSm peltdnel9En unb
spcblsina, ,rlbteRn len:g8aarSn'StCbr 9sluCb wsrE
cen. DielbE a6Sr allie Iu bsnansn hleeS udrs pclls
fcmmeue ShcrhSt, uno tEnntC audi triRIstalIS rGs
Raumes wGgtn 9tbsbtn.
Sbr aNCritment 2Doarsn absr fdr fclhE biz bouEn
uclCn, III bsontlr6 Gin bsrrTbG6 uuo wObftilss,
unb enC GlaBe tGicneGrs rntH se 80 lbrGm &crtbEH
tei ibnen arWrukn.
Der Hl.,,t, ,abi ghrtinsr. Ghnises. Il. I. Milf &c
bsrsits bstaHnt. bGR pInn mon fine JntSrsBtn 1u'
nirt, man bei ihnsn fdr gBaarsn anrufsn mub--unt
fields biz bss ncdb nidt sstbOn bubsn, tSnnsn fit
corouf perlaesn baB Ns peblrbun ron ibnsn iu tau:
len. aurj, Sherman maht fb srblbejablt, rpsnn
Ct bEi ihnsn rCrprtht eenR nE fub fen entihloeGr
iih pcn 9Iismauo untCrplrtaufGn iu laben. Sn 8er
Jnbun9 nit ttIfm Slcbr baItsn re audi immsrnCt
0lne Slrten Standardization,
ais Wal6intn oCIr @rt. Drills, @ferbt @ewaI'
ten, pteree' Heten,
lnb fur, Niles rpGS man in bislsm Sab prI0n9tr
ann. Sin @tobIifsment btCfCr art III Ihcn ldn9f
lspGnht rpCrSSu, uno eoislbS III nun auf bic rstht
l2Ctl Iur BcquGmllhtrit uno ben JnterS6sn Der Sau
rn ttotttrt incem bic gValhlnsu, unb dterbaupt Of
L Nrtitel in ibrsm oouIEu Stchr, 9eraoC has lenmd
zen, fir mas fs eicTCbe pCrtaufrn.
6cnlmt paber Giner Rpmmt aue lInb fsbst fiji
5utb fslbit ebc Sbr ICniipc tnufst - unc tbut b
cas fc iiuo fie pSGi9 tbereu9t baS Sbr es fiber q
Gurem SntersFt ffubsp pGroCt Vcn thnsn iu tauftn
Sie 1no ber;Iidb oanttor fiji bisber 9snC6Rns lin
ttrRdBune. unb fIhtsn psrfibrrt. oas fs ibrs 8unb
'haft curdb cute 8sbanotuue. tiIise grsi6s uno b
Sdts itrsr artits nOtb um pislss Crrpstern tSnnsn
SjS titsu habsr um Qensi9tcn 3ufpruth.
Sasentub, SerI6 unb Gp.
aprit l3. uqb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
95Olf6~ 9 tODr
81. 90. Gds Der 8tsn unO SamIItpn Strabs, 5a
senbu6's 6uteI grssnuter,

81. 80. GRe bar 8tsn un6 Samlltpn Strabe, Sa
senbuG's 0Ctel 8Gseniter,
um rln 9sNirfuifIm osr Ysrrbner prn ansntoun
uut Ten auartpIf~osn Counties gu cntprehen Gt
bOben iceten plcrsr cine orcFs gRen9s Gtttr srDnl
ten, wCltbe fs auf duttlcn aetauft uno an anesren
ptdBGn rpe man fir Baar9eIp Rinfaufsn fam; osss
hob tGnnsn it autb ibrt SHttr un9Gfibr 20 prc'
Jtnt biliQtr parfnufsn, ale man ne in r1suo snem
onberSu Stcbr in aaentaun Crsr ir9tno Gnsm ctr
erSFNn 8itoifStcbr6 Der Giri'5 crlan9sn fam.
Jbre NusWabl bsltsbt aus gang nSuCn uno mGn'
TRANSPORTATION SrICu, rols man ftt IN fsnem ancrrsn
StCbr in AUsntaun fneSn fann Gtnfatht uno ian
trforbl9e SCicEu, Ihmarje IN Del astcbtt uno No
rCautraue Seieen, Clnfatht une haurrti nCllsnE SC
eors6, oeorudts frGnSSGhs 9RGrlno6 h9urlrtS ttan'
ISIibc J0srincs, snfahr fronJShlhe Nsrlnes, ar
bdubtIte franlShfte GQsrincs, &atenttas, f9urIrts
uno eiufathG Gahsmtr6, Q8clIe unc lInirn YIaios /;
Ihtuar;r uno NGoeTarbi9s HIratta, Waecnna Suh
uno Stbe9c, 9cmbaJtueS unb Wobair eultTe, MScl
lIne De gane Robes, etnfaehe uno 9Eltrtds Sadla'
CbGr Grdasn uub acrmel, Qcpe uno GrapSStblSISr,
tanQc uuo vitrtdi9e Briba SbaWls, ibWarBE unr
iarbiAc ShGwIs, IOnas Il. giGr9di0e Btonth Shawt,
ibpIrSe Sn9I unb pltrIdtge 3bibet Sbawlt, Sbapf
flr psrrrn. RrclhlUn0 GnfhSmsrG Shdpl PorcE:
re-, edeies ihnarR Sub Cutters, gSotsE' fartlat
sub 9ufsrs, fbmnrnS unb fartiats Cnlsr Sud-.
5trnsr, zine pClSnbt9e gubwaM ron
~ dmnS9iiteru,
lhp0rit uno fanwfarti9I SdtGr, 9oifmnrs, Mts
tsn,euae. Jeauf, Swtsts. SattntIts cine aroFe Nus
pabt Dcn aI1riitn N8aoreu. oauethuhtn. t,inrns
unt ichcne 5iilbCIdrn, ggarltiIsS Suits, 6smeGs
fronts, tsets Sns NrS9Gn un0 6atSSiHten, 8s9sn:
ithirms, uuttrtt1oCr. H. Ssrner. eint pcultdnttae
lnsuoM Seblaibts Wlusliue. Olarrinat, atlantis,
SprOaus uno GCthstrlt 6attuu, Sin9bam 9bGds,
Sidin9s, Scwsn9s, Nsp gRarftt Wu6Itn tsim
Stdd, 9stlSibt uuo un9ttlsibt Srtnsr, Gin Pra'
ft6noi9sr 8crratb pcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13

alt &tIicn Rctsrs. Ssttsss uuo Gttrt0upt alI,t
roas in bitiIs Satb snhldat uno us!css pchlfsilsr
pErtauft pirb, aS cles an IrgGuo sInEm anrsrn
baus in huentoun stlhIsSt-unp Elm itter Hrtft
pIro parrantrt pas 81 iin. pofdr CT rerfauft pirr
Spie8rl ! Spie9cl!
Gpis9d baten MIR Dos arSBts uno rpChltsilft III.
lcrtsmsnt bas mob if in 2tlIsntaun pur.-5srnrr
Spriugs8 c ten,
aas Arttn Spriuss8ettsu fuo ittIs tsl tbnsn 81
Eah'n uno 8nar 9anj rpcblfttt fir Gar9sIo.
3iers umb GplS- -SJSumltim0.
5tr. uno sob: c:g1lOutpins babsu fs inmer elm
febr 9rc6s Nfcrtsmeut ouf banc uno ptrtoufsn rigs
ltlbs blu9sr oils ft tr9sno icntwO In aRsutGun &c:
fauft tuGrosn fam.
0r5- 80 tcmmt oonn nun Nile unr urttsitst FIR
Cub islbt "a rufst on SO. 81, Slt. lt.pontltCu,S
Be an, sbe abr onlinc foufst. uub Sbr rrsrbet irf
ben, raB unitrt YrcilIu te barton 3titu serdoe pas
Gen, oas III lptuR Jbr fdr Bnr9,lb toufsi. @crocf
ct ee ntht Gin ieorr Grtita III marroutrl bae al
isin pcfir tr rsrtaut uirc cher es il isiu srfauf
Sci cns03e eTOr0mna
ptre sbeufa0s tnrner uch auf bic aTsrpdntribits
gDslfs ausesfdbrt uu0 ipar an ben Gllsrosrinajien
Preiisn Nudb wtro pcn linen fir has duscaen az.
lcr3t -bsioes fir 98sibss uno Dlauns:Q Qsrlontu-lr
uIs lub fur oit Sootsnflstoer-uno ubstbaupt al:
les Rotbt9e 81 elmer eeihg.
0~15-lIuoertdter auBsrbalb Der Stant, wtrNsn nebl
tbun bet ibnSn anJurufu, inoCm fr ois eaGen ron
tbusn an lsbr bui9sn prsi6sn FaufSn tSunen-lc
pte d6erbaupt aIIrs oaju 9IStbi9s, ns Grimmjnas
pon isosr 0rt, pIattrn, Shrauben, unb fur, auSs
rpsldbss fIr oisieu 5pGd asrpdnfht msrpen fauu-
unc 70 lit oaBttbe aub aIlss nob ben nsusiisn GCs
brduGbtn.
Oantbar tdr Die btsbtri9s srCGe lIntrfdsuna, befs
fen ts nod auf ben isruertn suIprub ces Iubli:
tums, une thblsn ptrRhsrt, baB ots preigen ON Be.
men fs isst osrtaun, tbnCn bisIn fernsrsn 3ulprub
SufbCru mdeSu,
90 psr9sBst nitht an so. 80 on. pamiltcu,G ,GtroeI
anJurufsn, che Sbr lOuiipO taufst
OF Ssrs art ocII piro iSbtrSeit i'm 2lusteulb
fit pausrotb anscncmmtn.
g. Sfl unb Sctn.
dueRtdun' Sanuor lS' lSbO. notp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
25rilleru ! SSriQenu =!
qslst tss, unb tOmmt unb ibsrssugt guh SCn
Der OatrGdt.

bdrIeS 9. NJ aYeD,
no. % OR SamiItpn StraBe. ssesniitsr tsr
eEuif6'rrfCrmlrtrn Sir6s in
u taun,
QHNnldt Dem Qutltum shrsrtiEtiafi bStannt iu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
Sine febdsbare ~ 1ebi3im.


gBabrsno Der iseieen GHobs babeu nitbt psui9sr
als uulersr Srsuuos, psIbs ftb bsrsosn Gsben
Qrcf. De Sratb's @lsttrie Oil fir Rbsumntism
unb &oubbst gu 9s6rouhsu, in SctsG Der Bstannt;
mo6uue in uuIsrp SpottCu, tsi ans rCreslprchsn
UNI uus has 8siultot ibrGs @Grfuhs mttIutbstlen.-
Oisie Yercnen uerihern uus, ooB tbre Rbsunratt:
ithe Sdmerien ednjidb eurirt llnb, ourh nur eniae
Hpplifatirusn ron prof De G'ratbs ,,GlGtrte Dir
uuo oislcl6t empfbtsn oeBsn Gsbrauth alien eebsn:
cen on ir1eno elmer Rrantbstt, rpebs 80 rurren as
bcfimmt it,
Sc fdbeiut cas 8bsumotism, Soubbsit, Mtural:
ala, oeIhmrIsnC uno ltsifI 9eIente, uno anoers
{irnntbHtsn, pe6en mir aIe unterpcrfGn ftnb, ibrs
s6rGdlihfeitEn psrl0ren bobeu. prcf De grObs
Gtsiirt Oil ntrD rparrantirt ir9snb sinen SalI in
elmer nur turssn 5Sit uuo an 9eru9en llutctCn 'u
hsi(en. Sogslbe rurtrt ateitbfauS Stratbes, Sails,
Sproius uuo Sptuts an pferbeu.
Sfbeuma I 8 nj.
Der eroBt @rfrla belss Ssts in Der @urirun9
ocn RbGumatism uub ote 9rcBe lIebGrmacbt eItItr
sronfbsit (beinobt ieos 9sr(cn bat pisftte mebr
cher peni9er 9eftiblD trpeqt uns einl9s Ssmsrtuns
gen in 8Cju9 oarGuf fcl9en ju IabSu.
@s fuO Rpsi artsu Rbsumutism-pis Grute uno
Die Gbrrni nihs.-8et Der Nsuts 8bsumattem hot
man unbtlbreibtibe S6merjen in mouheu Stte:
oeru, Den 2nieSn, ShutrCrn, ,Sano9eIGnten, etc..
prlhe ShmsrJcn niebt bleitcuc on stusfn 4IdbS
ino, GcnpTn maucern, Gin Gjleo mit pteIcr 8rGft
auatcifsm, uno es ennn neoer usroBsu, unb Gin an.
rsrss au9rsiftn-uuo 70 fort. OaS lhmsrienuclIe
fSeo III 9SIhncIen, unb Die baut o0rd6er rft rcth
Die 9eriu9te 9ewe9un9 9lbt Shmerj. Die Shmcr
ien itnc INNER pdbreno Der Slodb 9rGger, unb aI5
og9emeins Sohs psrmebrsu Nb ourth Siss.
Die anoers 9ottun9 Ucn Rbsumatsm piro Gbrr'
uifh 9snaunt. gReoen Der Qdnee Der 3eit bob iie
eauGrf, fam oerlsIbsn auh sin ln9r prn Der aruta
fcI9en, coer mag fhcn bst Dem @e9iun ben Gbarat:
ter oerleIben annebmeu. DisffIbe 1T msut9er 9e:
fdbrlth, unb rpsnn oiGfslbe elm tleineS @tteo an:
areift (eins 8rantbgit Die ron 9Hanthen ecut &c:
nanut wtrb) 70 rpiro bogslbe oiftr. o0nn ttif unb
pfr9rEssrt pisleIbsn 81 ben Gnoeu Der ttsnsn anO
den.
DiCiss Seimittst (IG Gratb's electric SiO lcll.
ts unnabeisti9 fir Ginsn bsbsutenben 3sitroum,
spenn nctbwenoi9, in SdIsu vcu Ghrcnber @bGu:
matlsm 9etrauht pGrbtn. Die 0Ii6tau6eauer III
eit einji9s urlahs wsun ttus Cur bsrpirft
pire.
urfod d n. Die lrlabsn Der 8beumattsn
fno cine bemmuua ers Shneigcs. ThuGue Wchle
I'M S4ettsr, uno 9shpinOR atmgthfsluna ron BET nii
Sc sum 8altsn. - Das Glsetrtfhe Oil 6Clfti9t BIZ
bemmune unb feet bic Rsrpc,8ital Tluib niRoCr II
Den Sang uno GEiunobst erbalt piGbsr Die Sber
| bane.
gu rsrfoufsn bs allen 0ru9aiffsn uno banblsrr
in ctn @srsui9ten Stoatsn uno bsn 9arabas.
baupts Oeppt-9c. 2l7 Glib Ste Stro,
Sc, philadelphia, Ta.
QrFGtsnfaIS gum 8trtauf in IGsntoun tei
Ganau uno Wortin.
Sstruar, 90. uq3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
6 i ~ E II 8 q Il {,
Gds bsr Gtur& Qleg unb 9amItpn Strabs, sr1s
lbure Oterba!5 rrr NeiormIrtn &ir6s,
INN Qeutdun

tna qsntaun.
Dis llnterIsthuetsn hotSn cetGn sjnen ncuen unr
iCbr aus9c3eihngtGn SCd ron 8earEn, fbidlitb fir
Gle SabrsSetL tin9deat rpeebGr ic ae0snpGrta ,u
SeioGru fir has Spdtiabr unb ben gintsr perGrbsl:
ten, tetEbenb aus ebem Stcf usher fHr eisiIS Sab
i'm @1artt 81 iinoen mar.
StCmmt uno iebft etr itr lcn0wO fault,
uno ibr werpst sutb balO uttr'GuQ baben, oaf IL,
bier cen srG5Cn g8Ertb fdr susr Gjelo tetCmmf.
0ESir baben 9tncS
waS in ras @tfhit SinsS 9lsirerb0uiss 9sbGrt-in
pstIIduftis gu mspSn.
8unoaartsit pbsr RtsHr oui 8Clleluu9
wercsn G6snf0Us nad) Der nsusfIn Nloee unO bslfer
gNanisr pcn uus saisfsrt unb eorOnrrt ras su isin
fir mas iie DGrtauft wfr6en GerqsTc nid)t biz
9 n 9retS 9 10 snap a Il {.
3sn SC5Tcibcr.
sis pdnfbsn oub jualEeb Sdnstrgr tarouf Guf:
msrtam gu MAIDEN. rOe fs bic a9sutur ucn 3psi
9RCnebduIsr bntsu, uno tSnnsn hs pabGr ju iteer
Belt init Den nCulteu McbGu pCrisbCn.
0J-Sie iiue 9ICithfoUs G9enCn fdr wrso's pa:
tgutRSbma(hiuen, metbcs Die bCitC gJ1ndinc in Sc:
brouh III, bGdatih auf Gtnfatbhit rclltdneise NCs
banfbe 9cnliruttiCn unb tie Disqualification ibrsr
Irteit. Vreibe.-glc. & fCfien $50-gc. 5, SO
SO. 3, $l00-uno SIC. 4, 10.
9ieligb un6 8rcini9.
1Msntoun Sept 10. ratr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
REVERE HOUSE,
(Gsstbin Gplr SUtel,)
Orttte StraBe, oberbotb Der Race, in
philadelphia.
OtbOabs II. SaiIOr, @t9entbfmcr
Gebtnauuacn 81 % per 1aa.
Sebinsuneen: 81 % per Sag.

Die llnterjsihne;
nGtPn, inOem its fCs
chen Die @t9tntbiis
ner oes cbi9sn pOrs
trefhid sin9ertt,'
tstsn @tabl,fsmfnts
.9twcroeu, IL. inccm
ds bantbar fuo fit
Die liberale Runo:
lthaft, pclths Dem
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-13
B(O(et Ole Trumpete !!

tern, tbrs srO6e auspatl RON @ttern an gan,
hrrab8eleBtsn Yrsilsn, fir SaurssIO Bu psrtau'
fen, nts iclet,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14
The Fourth.

We are pleased to announce that the Home
Guards, at their meeting on Saturday last,
appointed 4 committee to make arrangements
for c0unty celebration ofthe glorious Fourth
of July. The committee consists Of G. W.
Kincaitl, Jacob Butler, J. A. Green, Pliny
Fay, John T. Bryant. John ~ Parvin, ". &.
Woodward Y. Tracy, and Alex. jackson.
The committee has selected the beautiful
shady grounds just in the outskirts of the city,
above Mad creek, as the place of holding the
celebration. A meeting Of the committee will
be held in the Court House at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
OF Sat'li day next, at which all officers of mil
itary companies in the county are invited to
attend
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

THE RECOGNITION OF SOUTHERN STATES AS
BELLIGERENTs.--The announcement by the
British Ministry of their purpose to recog-
nize to 80 called Confederate States as belig-
erents, was coupled with assurances OF de-
sire to act with entire impartiality in our af-
fairs. This act does not comport with the
assurance. A recognition Of insurgents as
bellgerents, though of less marked charac-
ter than recognition Of them as nation, is
yet preliminary step in the same direction.
1t is an act evincing favorable disposition
towards those so recognized, and consequent
ly, to the same extent, eyincing an unfriend-
ly disposition towards the Government
which is suppressing the instruction.
England did not recognize the Hungqrians
as 6elligere'sts in their struggle for liberty in
ls4s. She did not recognize the Neapoh
tans as belligeren's achen they reuolfed The
same gear. She did recognize the Italians
as belligerents last year, and las since fol-
lowed it up by recognizing Italy as nation
These illustrations are enough to show that
such recognition is not a necessity, but an
indication of sympathy. The English Cab
met recognizes any revolutionists as bellige
rents when it desires item to succeed, and
refuses to so recognize them when it desires
them to fail--Al1amy Foo. Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14
-t1..~t

A SPY OF THE REVOLUTION. In the year
1916, when Gov. George Clinton resided in
\ bany, there cams a stranger to his house,
one cold wiuter morning saon after the fam
lily had breaklasted. He was We, coined by
the houshold, an Hospitality entertained. :
breakfast ori red, AMI the Governor, with
his wife and daughter in the k tchen, were
sitting by the fire, and entered into CONVEX
sation with him about the affairs OF the
country, which naturally led to an inquiry
respecting his occupation. rhe caution an +
hesi.ancy with which the stranger spoke
aroused the keen sighted Clint<n He COM
municated his susp CONS to his wife AMI
daughter, who closely watched his every
word and action. Uncor scious of this, but
finding he hal fallen among enemies, the
stranger was seen to take something from
his prcket and swallow it. Madame Gin
ton, with the ready tact of women of those
troubled times, went quietly into the kitch. n
and ordered hot coffee 10 be Immediately
made, and added TO it a strong dose of taitur
emetic; the stranger delighted with the
smoking beverage, partook freely of 1t, and
Mrs. Clinton soon lad the salts action of
seeing it produce the desired effect; true to
scripture, tout Of his mouth was he con-
demned," silver bullet appeared, which
upon examination was unscrewed, ana was
fonnd to contain an important dispatch for
Burgoyne. lie was tried condemned and ex
ecuted, and the bullet is still preserved In
the family.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14
June Session of the Board of Supervisors.
DAY.

MuscATlNE June 6, 1861.
Members all present. Mr.. Dougherty in
the chair
The subject Of the Leffingwel road was re-
ferred to Maj. John Sherfey, the commission
CT, with instructions to correct his report and
make d full report to the Board in accordance
with the petition.
Applications for Swamp Land Agent from
Wn Baker, R. H. Marsh and Elijah Youn-
kin, were referred to the Swamp Land Com
mttee. upon whose recommendation f. IOun-
kin was appointed. His offer was six cents
pr acre.
Mr.. Merritt, from the Committee on Claims,
rerolted in favor of allowing the claim of
John W Lucas, Treasurer, for salary and
clerl. hire Report received
Mr.. B;lrean, from the Committee on Reve-
nue. to whom was referred the communica-
ton of II. W Perkins, reported it inexpedi-
cnt to make any appropriation for the pur-
chase Of county maps
BILLS ALLOWED.
W. T. Davis, Justice of the Peace. -. $500
E. It. Thayar, County Judge. ....... 1900
Palmer & Demorest, srlndries. ...... 2O,S3
j. W. Lucas, Treasurer, salary and
clerl; hire, from Jan. LIST, 81, to April
LIST, 81. ...............4 26,o0
The bills Of A. Cone, B. Rankin, and ia
cob Bumgardner were not allowed. The bill
of T. Z. James was re-referred to the commit
tel.
The Prosecuting Attorney was instructed
to proceed to collect the amount due to the
permanent school fund by suit, in accordance
with previous order given District Attorney
O'Connor.
An appropriation of 800 was made for the
relief of the poor, as heretofore made.
a fternoon-The Board went into Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Price in the chair, on
G. W. kincaid's claim against the county, for
"a. s94.S5, for building the levee on Musca-
fine Island. OF this amount S2,O7S,21 is in
terest. The committee adopted the following
resolution
Reso7yed. That the orders shall be issued
to G. ". Kincaid on the Swamp Land Fund
of this county, to be paid out Of any money
arising from the swamp lands lying between
the bluff and the river, on or near Muscatine
Island. in this county, in conformity with an
act of the General Assembly, passed Feb 9Th,
1888. as per estimates held by the said Hin
csid together with interest on said estimates,
at the rate Of ten per cent per anntlm from
date. out of any money already received or to
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

THE MIME BULLET.-The Charleston Cour-
Ter learns from an experienced sportsman,
who is in constant practice with the rifle,
that the conical (Mine) bullet can be sue
cessfully used in any OF the common rifles
usually found in the South and South west
1t adds bout two-thirds to the ordinary dis
lance of the common rife.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

Cuup DRowNED.-A child of Peter Franks,
not quite two years old, was drowned in Pine
Creek. in this county, last week. We
could not learn any particulars.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

ga Keokuk correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercialsays: The average weight
of two comp anies from Muscatine, all young
rea, is l65 lbs How will Camp Harrison
compare with that -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

DISCIPLINE IN THE Macaulay says
experience has fully proved that in war eve
~ operation, from the greatest to the small
est ought to be under the absolute direction
Of one mind, ard that every subordinate
agent, ought to obey implicitly, st enuously
and with the show of cheerlu'ness, orders
which he disapproves, or of which the reasons
are kept secret from him
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

For EURopE.-P w. Ditsch, Esq, started
Monday to pay visit Of about two months to
his father in Germany. We wish him pleas
ant VOYAGE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14
RHYMES by a Deaf Man

PRONUNCIATION LEARNED FROM SPELLING.
A pig much crippled in the hough,
Went limping through the old borough,
! nd drinking from The public trough,
Then turned to eat some lamps OF dough,
His pigship soon had got enough,
For he was taken with hccough,
lie then went back the village through,
And rested meath ii shady bougk
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

n9s@ Muscatine county is entitled to ten
delegates in the Republican State Convention
When shall the County Convention be held to
appoint delegates?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

- Sergeant-Major Compton, of the First
Iowa Regiment, arrived from Keokuk Mon
day morning, on furlough, bringing number
of letters.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14
A Motto for our Soldiers On Battle Days
Fer right is right. since God is God,
And right the day must win;
To doubt would be disloyalty.
10 iaiter would be Il sin. FABER.
A Sad Case.

Virginia, wele told, was virgin of old,
and So I'll her artists still sketch her;
Ala f,r the ia OF the fair Virgin state,
Shei now in the hands of d !ETcnER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

NEWPORT News POINT The urignation
Of tie name o. this Point, lately made no,o
rious 10y the advance Of Gen. Buffers force,
is thus explained
he early colony on James River was at
one time reduced to strateAed condition,
and some Of its members started down the
James River, with the intention of proceed
ing to England. They reached the bend in
the river, which i, at present an object of
interest, and paused Tor some days. When
they were about to set sail, they saw a ship
coming up tie Roads, bearing the ensign :
They oelayei till it should arrive 1t proved
to be ord Newpori's ship, with his ord
ship 81 board, Who brought the Intelligence
that the snip which the colony he'd long he
fore des pat he'll 20 England for supplies, and
which WIS many months over due, was near
ut hand, bringing - UGH needed relief. Mean
time, his Lordship distributed provisions
among the colonistS, who, from these circum-
stances, named the place "Newport's News"
II account Of the good tidings which the
Lordship brought 10 them "
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

- Ripe strawberries have appeared in
the market, at ten to fifteen cents per quart.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

- A horse was killed on the railroad
track, near Ononwa, by the cars, Saturday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-06-14

~ young man named Neck has recent
" been married to Miss Heels They are
now therefore, literally tied neck and heels
together!