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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-29

AN OLD FMANCIERs OPINION OF THE WAR
ANDITs MONETARY CoNsEoUENCEs.-John Thomp-
son, in his last meney Reporter, gives the follow
ing opinion of the war aud its effects upon the
finances of the country:
The Banks and capitalists of the Northern
States are getting SO much Of their money into
Government loans that, like England, the nation
al credit must be sustained. Since the troubles
commenced the Banks have taken largely of ev
cry United States loan, whether of Treasury
Notes or of Stock, and we judge that at least
onehalf the Bank capital of this city is now alb
sorbed by this class Of securities. Private cap
i.al is also running into the same assets most
rapidly; thus bringing al influence in favor of
Government, and in support OF the uf I. and
prompt payment of interest which nothing can
overthrow.
Whether the rebellion is to cost two or three
hundred millions, depends entirely on the power
| OF the Slave States to hold out for one, two or
three years; and it is, in fact, of much less &C
count than is generally supposed, whether the
amount be two or three hundred millions
The fact of our having large national debt,
if it is owned 10y our own people, as it is in Great
Britain, will, go far from being disadvantage to
US, prove positive benefit to the whole country,
in that the unanimity of the people and Banks
in putting their means into Government securi-
ties, identifies them with the nationality OF the
country, and also becomes the means Of crush
ing out the numerous second class stock jobbiug
bonds which now flood our markets and ruin our
50 wings Banks, as the money Of the country will
find better employment.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-29

Two MEN CHASE One HUNDRED.-Last night
our mounted scouts fell in with body of their
mounted men about ten miles from their camp.
The enemy numbered about hundred, and ours
about fifty. Major CARRIER, of the Sixth In
diana, and Sergeant Bell (who as you will re-
collect, with his brother, few years ago,
crossed the Ohio and took his old father out OF
a Kentucky Jail, where he was lying on the
charge of harboring runaway, IN Indiana,)
they two were at the head aud ordering charge,
dashed forward. They run the scamps close to
their camp, and finding that they were alone
their boys not having the ability or the desire
to keep up-tbey returned, picking up gun
and hat as trophies of the fight. Sergeant Bell
| had ball sent through his cap, otherwise they
| were unframed. The gun they captured had the
| mark of one of their pistol balls through the
| breach, showing their aim was well directed.
said that the main body of our men could not
keep up, but Of two of them have something
| more to relate. When the firing commenced,
thinking "discretien the better part of valor,
they turned and run on the hypothesis 'that he
| who fights and runs away may live to fight
| another day." About two o'clock they came
dashing into our lines with terrible tale upon
their lips. They had been surprised by an am
bush and all cut off. OF the fifty who left,
they alone remained to tell the tale" The
pickets formed for advance charge, the drums
AT the bridge beat the seepers to arms, but no
enemy came The hours passed heavily with
| those of US on the outposts, but morning ar
rived, and 1--WE are all Eere."-[COr. of Chicago
| Tribune
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LIST OF PRICES

IN P.
with what you have been paying those Houses Chat say
they are selling their goods at 25 per cent less than other
houses in this city, and then call and see nine
This day received, one Case of
ParasOls and SUN Shades.
A good silk Parasol for sec
One Linen Pocket Handkerchefs at cc 12e and 15c
so pieces Dress Challies at lie, zoe and Csc
One case of White Goods consisting of
Briliian,s, Nansooks Susses and Bar
red and Plain Canbrics at 12c, 15c 2Oc and 25c
as pieces Embroidered Curtain Goodsat ice and 3Oe
100 pieces Check, at &c. lie. 12c and lie
$50 pieces Hickory, at Ice, lie and 1ec
IS pieces Ticking, at 1Oc, 12c. 1sc and aoc
40 pieces Sumner Pant sus, at lOc 12c 15c and zoe
cbaes Brown sheetins Muslin, at &c, Sc, &c and 1Oc
and full line of .-..
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Col. CURTIS AND HIS REGIMENT AT ST. Jo-
sEpH.-Ths gallant officer and gentleman COM
msnds the entire expedition into Missouri.
1t is necessary that we should make this cor
rection, as we were led into mistake yesterday
in speaking of rapid military movements"-the
facts of which we obtained from another print.
Col. Bates acts under Col. Curtis, by order Of
Gen. Lyon.
Col. Curtis Regiment had taken possession of
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad through
to Brookfeld, the day before the arrival of Col.
Bates forces. Company Of the Second Regi
ment, and twenty men of Company B, under the
command of Lieut.. McHeRry, having taken and
held possession of Hudson with l04 men for one
day and night previous to the arrival of Col
Bates-having, Also taken two locomotives of
the North Missouri road and considerable pow
der, seized by Lieut. McHenry as contraband of
war. One of the locomotives has since been
surreptitiousy taken from Col. Bates.
Col Curtis Regiment left Keokuk on Thurs
day morning, and by Saturday had possession of
the entire line of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
road, turning over the part east of Hudson to
Col Bates.
We doubt whether any Regiment in the SER
vice has done more service moved more
rapidly than Col. Curtis command. The Off
GERS are prompt and the discipline admirable
not word of complaint from any quarter
Their movements in this vicinity have been most
rapid and effective. gallant Regiment it is of
both men and officers. Take them as whole,
they are noble specimen of brave, hardy and
chivalric soldiers. Long may they honor flag
| SO worthy of their State.
TSt Joseph Journal 10th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-29

ACCIDENT AND ALARM AT THE COURT HOUSE,
ST. LouIs.-At about o'clock yesterday after
noon, sudden, tremendous noise reverberated
through the extensive halls of the Court House
causing the occupants instantly to apprehend
that the dome had fallen The rush from the
offices and entrances was in the most precipitate
style of stampede 1t proved that not the mag
nifcent dome but certain iron pillar, some 20
feet long, which the workmen were hosting to
the cupola, to serve as support there had fall
len The mass was about half way up when its
weight became too much for the appliances used
and it came down making very quick time. No
serious damage was done, farther than the alarm
stated,
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they selling their goods rs per than other
houses in this city, and then call and see mine.
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AIMING OF NEGRoEs.-A body Of fifteen hun
dred free negroes in New Orleans have been
| armed and drilled daily. The non, commissioned
officers were selected from the negroes them
selves, but they are commanded by the whites.
The whole body have enlisted for general SER
vice, and we're subject to be ordered to any
point, at the option of the authorities. Slaves,
too, were being armed in many cases.-[N. Y.
Herald.
The arming of free negroes in the South, to
fight against the Government is counted all right
and proper down in secession; but if free me-
groes in the North were to be armed and mus.
tered into the service, what howl would be
raised, not only in the South, but among the
half.weaned doughfaces in the North. What is
sauce for the goose should be sauce for the gan.
der.
| The New Iowa REGMENrs.--Of the four ad.
ditional regiments authorized to be raised in
Iowa, one is to be of cavalry and three of inan.
try. Two Of these are to rendezvous at Bur.
| lington and to be commanded by Coils. Mellow.
ell and Worthington. The third is to be com.
msnded by Col n. Dodge, and to rendezvous a,
| Council Bluffs. The cavalry regiment Is to be
commanded by Col. Fitz Henry Warren. It /:
understood that these latter forces are to be en-
| gagged in Texas, in concert with the two regi
ments raised at Santa Fe, and in concert with
the California regiment sent into Arizona
! [Chicago Times.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Son q iroinien.

Npri 26. Capt. SuwrS beritbtet, nas bic
Sirstner baron eelpru6en taten, 5prt MCnrcr
,u ltGrmen, bd es auf feline anpcre 9SeiIe aenpm.
men perpCn f0nne; i'm uebri9sn birfte aud piea
feline lshts Sadie irtn, ba bas Sort UCn einCm
sc 8uB tretrn Canal umscben 1T, CUR Gbbeieit
nit s 6ub g6aiier sefiat, feline onpers 8erbin.
buns nit Dem Ssltlanpe eriltirt, als cine etpa
100 jug treite Ganoense. Die 8epCtner Der
umge9eno oes SORTS floben na6 alien 8iGtuns
gen. Die 8n9nirr glauben, oas bns Sort ge.
ncmmen peroen t6nue, MAIDEN ii4 ater auf erp'
be SerIuite gsTaBt,
Neuppr t, 26. Qpril. Gin lyrCIr S&arf.
I6Gben Corps prO aus Selrei6rrn pur6 einen
ebsmalgsn Direi6iI6fn Sff,ier, Srn. g8H6elm
ShGn gcwOrben. OereIte bat IN llnldrn unp
StaIien 9srtent.
Mfcbr Seridte bon Sir9inien.
@pril 30. - 8eri6ermr teine DSmpitr
rerpen in giprlclf fur ben 8riegseienlt einDerih
tet.
Sn Qyn6burg. 8irginid, wurbe Der prdrsi.
Ienpe Der. Staaten Senator Qnprem SUBnicn Uun
lenneiite ppn e,nsm Wrb 9rGtl6 iniultnt. 9hm
nit Ofdbe 9slang Cs, ibn Den 6Gnpen pr5 auige
bradtsn Wcbs Su sntreiBen une aus Der Stdot ,l
baTftn. Gr pement, cine SUtldaft nd6 Zen.
nellse gchd gu baben, I'M ltuppen mad 2Gllh
ngtrn gu lenem.
@jCuSrmGr Ectber tlt Our6 proflnmatcn bic
Nusfubr vCn YrCOiant aus @trginjm bGfC0lm.-
@'IeidIeittS 1T rer 8sitbl gu dussmriner gemaff.
nung srSon9en ,,um ale SnSaliOn jmut,upeiien
an6 Die StirBer tsS StdaleS Srginien gu tel6uB.
en-
Sm Stauntpn 1nO bis Gompasnirn, mad
yIcrIclf mttrwegs, aneetcmmen.
Su AitmUnp Wurpe am OtUntag @tenO bem
bort CUR 3eit anpeenpsn T., ,Sire 9rGlipenttn" Ste.
pbens etne Serenabf 9ebrdht. Sr biet In 9rs
weerung eine Jtepe, wUrin eS unter 2Inperm bei6t
Serer SCbn bG5 Supeu5, ppm pctpmac bic ,unl
8ip @ranpe, lcatr Warptanp ,u Sulis eilen.-
2Genn ttncCll in etsnlo entfbrenosr Qpeiie g9ai6.
tn9tUn reraBt pis er es betrat, Oann 1T Gjpttss
gGtIle erfullt Cas 2Irgunlent III eritUpft. Sei0
UorbereItCt, perttdo9t Sure geeitr uno Gmm
Seerp &c
Son Der annapolis Sanction.
QPrtl 2G.--9ins irstn eingstrpfenr De-.
prifs meIert odb bic n6rpliten Iruppm, 5000
Nann fart, 2lnnayoIie perIaiitn babtn unO in ae.
laIoIensn GOIOnncn lif Der Sunction nGbrrn.--
Sic baten 9ragunsr 8OrpUilen nusarididt unO
Ranpnen bel lif. Sic inO nidt arsegrtfisn mcr.
ben.
Sol 6uasr ii nit 100 Wau IN aarr Gle
mad t!m RslN9 0luIe dbGeBanssn.
Ias Z. 8ssmmt pOn Rsw gJurt, els Nlaiia
4uiett5 Jifsimsnt unter Sen. Butler unb Elm an,
pTss norRl4es 2rupPsn Corps lanpftsn pUrges
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Mobreoieruno in Baltimore


&prtI23. Gin 9nr, Der bic gladt pom
Samltas Die Spnnta9 in Baltimore ;utrahts
nno jest in Neupcrt an9efcmmsn III, bat Der y
y. Nbeno pea, bert6tet, baB er am Sonntag
frtib gsbTrt babe, bic Druferfi Der pculitrn re.
publttani&rn 3eituns Iet am 2benb pprbrr ppn
etnem pttslbaufen angegrtffsn unb irrilSrt NOR
ben. DaS stnS9e beutihs repubtanilfe Slntt
in Baltimore 1T betanntli1 Der Upn S6nauifer
berdus9egetene uno bon unlsrm 5reunb g4ilbelm
8app rebisirte g8 E der. gBr mr(e buifen.
bab f6 bieie gfa6rtt nift betitat, 10 piel aber
1T fter, tab bas @igentbum, ia paS Qsben Der
beutIhen 8epUtltlner In Baltimore in Der bod.
fen 9efatr I6wsbt.
Ssrr g8snpsa Der friiGn bic CrudarbcIten fir
bic Ns9inun9 telCrsts, 1T In YbilapsIpbia ansc.
lan9t. Sr osrltsB Baltimore am MUntaa frtib
IL u9r. Die pB6eIteui&ait Oauerte fort.
Sierjebn tauIeno Wonn Wilit6r in g8az
fbin9ton.
Srte8sr Il fun8en in Ntupprt.
Neuporf, %. glprl. gla6 riner Isves
f6s bes Seralb tCltsbt bic @arniIpn pcn gBaIcbs
tnstcn sssenwdrtts aus $4,000, barunter 5000
rseulGre Sruppn.
@rifern 9nssn bon bier 6 pstere Rcamenter
nab Dem Sieen ab. Die Stapt Neugcrf rire
aasin NOD II, 900 Nann itslsn, Der Staat 3d..
900.
Der StaNtratb Sat cine Willicn CUR 2lusrii.
flung Der 9ruPpsn unp CUR 8srpfIssuns Der ga.
miItsn rsr 5rstpiuissn psrpilist.
Der 3unrans pcn 5rsiwiGtssn III fcrtpabrmt
i'm 3unebmen.
1000 pntfcrmsn, bic fir Ssfsrlcn Davis' Or.
NEE beGnlmt rparen, linb BEL einem beIIaen Rlpis
esvHanbIsF IN 9sl4Ius ssnpmmn pprpm, Qu6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Scr erfte s6ue erSrObnte =!

,,Solt Itt oeS Rehtls ShuB."
Ger erle SOUS erbrGnte!
,.@ctt ie bes 8sttss ShuB !"
Nuf, glcr6en, ben man bGbnts,
gmpcr gu Ra6' mb 5rub
SUl was erbaut bic Sdter
3erliGrt Iein mgsrGht?
Goa jyner 5o6perrdtber
8aub wsrbsn unIsr 8s6t ?
@mpCr, smppr, rlnpcr
Quf riilet GuA gum GruB
Die eCIun9 ruff i'm poaen Stor:
SOFT Iei pesre6tes 9 sous"
OrrcrIe Q 6u6erbr66ntr!
Das G4o l6allt bur4's 2aaO,
Das 5sIbssl6rsi srtSnte:
Die g8affsn netmt CUR Sdnb
2aGt enplih Sh6isn tnattsrn,
gluf, 9atricten, nabt
Das Stsrnsnbanner aattsn
Gum Srobs Dem 8errat6
@mpcr, empCr, rmpcr
9luf riifet Gud gum Grub
Die Gciun9 ruff I'm pUllen G9cr:
IS Oft Iei pes 8e6teS 9 S6ub u
OererRs sous erbrEbnte!
3, burGt auf pas Signal
Die 5OotCnglOde tGnte
Der &ne6ti6aft iiberaa !
Der 5reibst Qrm III INNER
9iG6 itatf unO unsslhWi4t,
@r lG6t nS iinFsn nimmsr
Sm Sampf fir unier Nedt.
9mpCr, empCr, enpcr
9Iuf riiilet Sud gum 5ruB
Die VOIunS ruff i'm volsn @Gcr:
IS oft lei OeS Ne6teS 2 Out !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
5d,ultsr an 5duItcr, uno Sers an Ser,

5bulter all 5duItCr, une Ser3 an Sers,
cSn oieler Stunoe Der 8efabr fir mfer
8aterlano, no Der 2rm oe5 Sruoerm0r.
9es uno oe5 SaterlonosperrGtber6 9c9en
oefen llnuerleBtbeit mo SeIteben Ii6 er-
bebt, o1 1T es nibt Die 3eit fir unerbeb.
liben Oaoer coer 9erin9e GiferIidttleien
DER partbecn. Sa6 Saterlano in ienel
bobten 9tOtb, ruff ieoen 9ctrtuen Sobn
um Oulfe an. Der Nuf 1T Elm 9tDeiIi9s
ter, InO Die Sabe pelbe ouf mire I'm
terituBun9 }(niprutD mabt, 1T cine Dei
li9e. QSenn c6 ab9clbieoenen @eiitrrn
per06mt ilt, Don ibrcr bimmliIben Soei
matb ouf un6 btrdbjubllden, nit peld)er
tiefen StmutD tD6crlbGtterun8 mlintn umire
uertldrten &dter auf lbre &inoer bernie.
oerIbluen 2Sit iit oulotten, uno orbci
teten, un0 Spfer brdCbten, UNI infer berr
liCbe6 9rue ju errin0en! llnb8Wcifelt Der.
maCbten tie Is un6 in Der Gnpartum0, CAP
mir mo oelien puroi9 jei9en Wurotn.-
Die 8ebelne pieler bon ibnen bleidten
unttr SonntnIben mo He9en auf Sci
bern, 100 Ile unttr oem Nalen Der Sdlatbt
uno otm Sitbtrn oe6 Sdlltbtroilt6 ibl
Sebtn au6Dduthten lbr ltBte6 0tbet, bIC
umttr NdnonenopnnT uno &rle161eitbrei
gum S0immel 1uflte9, gait WdbribtinIid'
iDrtm Sattrllnot uno otlItu Srelbtit -
Ndb, mit ptrttbrt unb Cntarttt muB oa6
Sotri elm lpelthe6 unler beiiiat6 Strmabt
nip utr0eIitn fam ! 2(ber mtr lpill eo
UtratIitnI 9tlemlno laiIt bon DER Sblan.
Sc Der pIrtbeivorurtbttle iib betbGren,
nit Serrdtbern ole uerbotcne Srubt gu
9cnieBtn F.; oem lie miro einen leben6
lln9liben Slub duf oa6 Soaupt eine6 Sc.
oen ibleuoern, Der iein Shitial nit ibr
tbeilt. oSm 8e9entbeil, laliet un5 nit
aufribti9em SIiH, ouf 8ettlm9 mlreo
SaterIonoe6 mo leiner Sreibeit aus oel
iic beorobenoen 8efaDr beodbt lein, uno
Sbuter al Sbultcr, une 0erj al S0cr3
Dem mo beporitrb3noen Sample be0e9
nen. SOu oieiem merflpuroi9tn 3eitab.
libntt werosn Wenlbm ibre Saterlano6s
tebe ooer 8erratb am &aterlanoe oati,
ren BON oieier Sunoe an meroen Wdn:
nlr ouf Der Seite Der Union ootr lener
Der 0obUtrrItber iteben. QSie 5Oertulee
an S1eoape9e, wablet ibr 2lllc nun
pQDlet oae Netbte !(-& &ottefr.
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Sotfbaft ees 6eupernSr Side Don
f1IarVIanS

TreoeriCf, 27. Npril. Der @puz
UernGr bon Marplano Ianote Deute feline
SotId)aft an Die @eiee9ebun9.
Die SotiCboft entbdlt in Surge Die
GinjClnbeiten Der ntltlib ftatt9cbabten
&pr9Gn9c, ,pethe ben 8oupern0r peranz
loBtcn, Die GeieB0ebun0 juiommen iu be-
rufen. Gr babe oen 9rGGoenten erlu6t
feline Sruppen our6 Wofplano marl6i=
rem ju laBen uno oa9e9en Die 2(nhp0rt err
bolten, oaB Die Sertbeioi9un9 oer Sunz
oeebauptltaot oies ourbau6 notbwenoi9
maCbe.
Sboteib Die elfo6renOlten uno intellis
9enteittn Burger MorDlano6 oa6 He6t
Der Seoeralre9ierun0 anertennen, Srupz
pen auf oen Giienbabnen oe6 Stootes 5u
tron5portiren, 70 rpGre oo6 Elm onoerer
She'll Der Burger 9e9en bic 8elpdbrun9
oieie6 Nedte6.
Gr 1T iiberjeu9t, oaB bic einji9e Si6z
erbet Wdrplano6 in elmer neutralen Stelz
lung Slpiiben Dem 9toroen uno S(ioen be-
Itebe.
Ser Senat bat cine 2(brefe an ba6
Solf pom Stoat MarDlano an0enoms
men, lporin an3ejei9t miro, Dap Die Sc
! ieB9ebun9 feline SeceIiion6 Sroinont
poiiiren weroe, ionOern penn oa6 Solt
Iber oa6 Sbict i1l oe6 Stootes obltimmen
lpOae, 70 peroe oemIdbtn Die @ele9enbeIt
oa5u 9e8eben peroen.
Sa6 6au6 bat Iitb nod) nitt bartiber
tntlcbieoen, ionoern Die Sddc elmer Gomz
mittee tibertrd9en.
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GBaibin9ton nit @euiBbeit uerlt0rft.

@aibin9ton nit @epiBbeit utrlt6rft.
Morf, 25. Nprtl. .---gs it bier bic az,
verGitse ymdridt etngetrCffn, DaB oaS g., Z.
uno ~. ylsw 2IOrEsr Resimsnt in g9aI6inetOn
anstlan9t lin0. Sie wurpm IN Der Nd0D 9I0rp
pVltirt.
gGaiamsIcn IL itgt iiter 8essn trssnO sinsn
Nngriff
2Iutb ba5 8. RtDmsnt Ocn gGalIlduisttS IL
In BaIdinstUn.
Sine binei6'nbs 5rupptnma6t YennlyIuants
er bGIt NnnUpUIis teieBt.
g4aI I6ingtOn 2lprjl 25.- 3pei luplite
Wdnner, be duf Der Sluht ppn lbomasYilIe, y.
@arctino, mad parriNburg tamen, erJitlEn, oaB
als lie atfuBrrn 800 Otaun pen Sdo Carolina
ncrbwdrtS bri JbOmasuile pOrbei paBtrtsn. LIN.
trrwtgs ilisgsu nod an UerI6ispenen Srten lrups
pen Elm. Qlle pdrsn ,pie man bort, mad rinem
25 Wsttrn ldola ron gGaldinstOH sslsssnsn
Gascr beiimmt
Die 6td6tlnBe ein9en SUn Baltimore aus
uter bic 9altm0usSbiu giifntabn, pa ale ans
oGre 2Ge9e pui6lc6en paren.
Sn Sorprs 6srrp labsn fie cine srUbe an,abl
1ruppen, rie iie auf 1000 iddBsn.
2(u6 Dem Eager gu 6arrIebur9.
4prit 25.-6eute tamm plcpsr 1900 Treis
piuiss Vcn Vittsture an unO oas gagsr ii wic.
Der iCbr lstenc9,
Wsppprt, aprtt 25,-DW 8dmpfw Gm.
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GrNrptn In QHaithinoton.

2Ipril %. - Wdn prriiherI pa6 ih nun 25,a
900 Nldm Iruppen in gS"lhjnBtcn teftnpsn.
6Orrtsburg April %. - VoIr Re.
limenter 5rupprn it0o btsr pepsr brrsit um nah
Dem Suon atIumaridren, uno 70 bsiuorn li6
aud 1000 Rs9uIdre in GdrtsIe.
gBa 6tngtUn 9lpriI 2j.-Ncrssn err
wdrtet man bic gctitaft Ucn prtlcmt ytncoIn,
wcrin sr Die SIodnps Der lupIjdn odirn anenls
pfebIt.
ssS- 9m 9anIm aenOmmsn ldeiren bic Nruia.
teten nun teesutsnO siniacr ale Dor tis )
Ioarn, unp mir bcTsr tyntli6, mo fdblcn db T.
jeust, baE am grts - 9Gel&rs Gnbe bod aud
mad Dem RlibIttuBe tes 2Ia rbbtiisn trfntlit,
ni6t peit rutiernt isn mag - Gaes npbl fiji IN.
isrs glUrtsids Union auefnllen wiro
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Oeh.sntliebs perfammIunA.

0}i liner Nf.ntfih,r W,ri,mn,1,no her 0}Tr,
,,r ncn SG.ntamr mrlts ,hrm rin tsb,utrnprs
grt,r srrsIht t,hsn neh,rtsn am Whsnb hes %
gpril In Der Sbp. 5eilcp Saue, wurpe Der QIdt
bare Gbar(eSRtt ,um Stubl aeruGen, mp
mue(Miucrp pIm SerretSr teilmmt.
Die 4tfht Der 8erlammlung wuee ohnn be.
tNnnt Gematt, wubr rS N6 eraab, pa6 es pieIe
lei, nSmltA asrianste Mtttel Az erarefen, um
ben Scdpsrralbs S6rlten prr Gtnmctnr Der
iUplthm Stdaten, unicre llnicn gu Iertoren
ernfbNit entgeBsn gu wirffn. Nuf SVrIhla8 pur'
ps pam
9eIblcgen-Da6 mir uns bier loalei6
in cine 5rrtptui1e Gpmpa9nie blpen, un0 Der Ne.
aieruna aut. IObolo mir bic aeleBIbe 9n,abl
Jtomtn etnaereibt BADEN, unIers Dienlle anbieten
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Rin ncucs NIatt In Cbi,aa,.

Q8ie m6 9.itern briefli6 mit9etbeilt
Wuroe, miro mob i'm Eaufe oiefer @pbt
Elm ntue6 rspubitlniihC6 8latt erfbei.
ncu, aenlnnt uGbitaao SOlf6jeitun9
unt ,eoj8irt Uon Gem biebei9en Reoat.
teur ger ,,SIlinojo StaotojeIym9 , 6r.
@, StIo9er,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

Sn otm Gaiton 6crrclppnbent bon IGes
tsr Eobe leien mir 6oIaenot6:
Gapt. 50edman erbicIt bon meDreren
Siiratn Gaiton6 ais er ocraoe nit leiz
ner Gompl9nit bCrtit mar litb noCb Dem
6rie0oldauplaBc ju beaeben, eincn prdd)s
tiaen 9tcpplpcr gum GeIhent mo Don Der
Y. s. Gentrll GiirnbaEn Gpmpo0nic (bei
mtlber cr meDrere Sabre ais Scnbuftcur
lnQtitellt mar,) entn Ibonen Se9en, mel
be ibm nuBlrb ieln wtroen, w3m6 gum
lbld9cn tomnt.
q . b cin6.-Gapt. @tan,, pon otn
Galton SG9er, erbelt audi elm paar 9iz
itoIen gum Geibent, Die oen 8ebeUen, oa
oer Captain Elm 9eibter SbuBe 1T, mani
be6 auf Den 9tadtn bremen lperoen, penn
g o0r1uf antommt.
u 6 mf br.-SGmmtlidc Sffije=
re Der 0iotiOnaI 8ar0e erbielten bon ibren
Sreun0en piitolen gum @eibenf, Die, To-
peit Die Sr1ubbartcit oerIelben angebt,
in feline beiieren 0inoe bdtten foumen
f0nncn.
9t 0 d 5.-gisut. 8raeffe crbielt
OOr ienem Nb9anA bon einioen 6eren
,inen prabtUouen Repoluer gum 8eitbenf,
Ser ocn RebeIlen 9cpiB feline freunotlht
M(or9en0rtiBe ibi6en miro.
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lEiuc t1IarfeillaiGe.

Sn Der Serlammtun9 Der patroIsn Mcntas
gladts in MstrOpOlitan' Salle gu @biraSU, tpur'
be fcIsenber neue @elans anBsltimmt, Der electro
I&e g8irtuns auf bic WaiIsn iitte unb 0lIe rsput'
litanil l6m 5s3sn fsurissr I6laSen lief.
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6ric0S<N <N0d)ricl>tem.

geir la6en bisrnatletenO bic p6tisasn unb
meIt paRrIfenItsn-benn ale gu eeben II in
enem wS6sntI&sn SIatte rein unm59t6-
&risss' 'Na6rtaten, Sruppsn'Sspesnsrn, u. f..
no., weOer, rUie fis BON Sag Su Gag bel uus elm
trefsn, fOl9en, Oamt unfre eeIer BON alien gurs
fallen TN 3uIammenbans unteui6tet werOen :
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Wo itmtilter rim YfcaoiuQ.-
Sacob An1tb, Giqr 0uauvgettt ocs
;, ,,Sert6 mo S5unItiI Sourualo 1T
pom 4vdhoent HincoIn ais Q0itmtlter in
Reapin9 anDeltellt poreen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

8IeineN oten,-9ie SiQ iur l3ies
osraufnabme Der Spejiejablunscn otr
S1nten i'm Staot 1T in bcioen 6duitrn
or @elee95buna poilrt nit Dem 2(nbaua,
ooB oeh Santen erloubt werpe, fltiue 9ic
ten bon eIn SbaIer uuc oufmGrte au6jua
9ebsn,