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The Crops. etc.

Accounts continue to reach us FROM various
quarters of the District Of nost houn,iful c. op
in perspective. The Pro-Pcc, i. said to he far
better than II has been for many years, espe.
-cially in respect to corn. The various com
plants so eonmon among farmers seem to be
entirely wanting this season every one "p.
pears satisfied with hi' cr'p, a. illustrated Ia
Hhe case OF worthy farmer tina, We heard ota
lew days ago !" the lower part of the District.
10 the enquiry "how Is your crop; he answered
Just good enough. This feeling OF sati'.
i"c''o" !" regard tothe incoming crop seems
10 oe almost universal.
III the ne'shoori"od OF Pleasant Hill aud
hanging Rock, the crops are particularly fine,
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s o u t h Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

'hs fNiN
DY p. 4. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS. Washington llinson has
applied TO me for Letters Of Admins.
tration on all and singular the Goods and
Chnltes. Rights and Credits Of Mathew
Turner, late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me- at our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district. to be holden at
Lancaster Coart House on the 9tn day Of
August next, TO show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25ih day
{ - of July. Ia the year of our
l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~. and sixtyonc and inthe eighty-sixth
year Of the Independence Of the State OF
Soath Carolina
p. r. HAMMOND L. D.
Jnly 81. --25.-ai p { $3.50
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June 25.--Tho United states pickets at
Falls Church Were driven In by the South.
ern troops at an early hour oa Wednesday
morning.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived here to-day TO 81.
persede Gen. Mcdowell.
The War Department is busily engaged
In thorough reorgasiztion of the army. The
compstsnt officers are TO be provided, sob.
jest 70 examination by board Of officers
10 bs appointed by the War Department.
The extreme u. 3. outposts have been
Withdrawn TO point within two miles oi
Alexandria.
u is reported thai since the battle o,
stone Bridge no less than 80 900 men have
been accepted by Lincoln from various por.
tions Of The North.
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Col. Blanding's Regiment.

we learn from the Richmond Di,patch, that
Col. Blanding's Regiment lct, Richmond on
"Wednesday for Manassas. The follow ing is a
'ilist Of the Field and Staff officers:
Colonel, J. D. Blanding Lieut.. Col D. W.
Ray MAJOR, J. M. Steadman Adjutant, J. II.
wi,herspoon /; Quartcr,naster, r. Il. Fraser ::
Cohmissary, ". T. Dick Surgeon, DR.. r, l.,
Crawford Assistant Surgeon, DR.. j. J. Bos.
ssrd Chaplain, Rev. J. y. Craig Sergeant.
Major, ID. ". Edwards; Quartcrrnsster Scr.
geant, X. &. McFad,iin
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a dvortisenent.l |
A CARD

am sure desire no controversy with any
one. But sellrcspect impels me to say n word
i'll reply 10 an advertisement which appeared
in the Ledger OF the oath inst over the sigma
ture of James r. Msgill. In the Ledger OF the
week before it will DC rememDcred, that DR.
X. $ Beckham Messrs. l.. N. Cauthen, J. III.
Robertson, ii. Weener and myself published n
card stating the substance OF some remarks
made by James NJ Bcattie at Pleasant Hill
some time before 1t il stated in j. L. Maglrs
advertisement, that the "enemies of James NJ
Beattie have taken advantage Of his (Beattie's }
absence and published the card referred to ;
that the card contains garblcd statement of a
conversation with some person or persons uu-
known at Pleasant Hill" aud the belief is also
expressed that our card was intended to create
popular prejudice aud to seize Oh the excited
state OF public feeling to CRAFTY personal malg.
nifty, &c.
do not wish to be too pointed or too per.
sonal, but | must say, that the statements |
have quoted Fl ON the advertisement, are Ger.
tainly untrue, and it is STANCE, indeed, ucquan.
ted with all the surroundings OF the matter, as
Mr. Magill must have been, if he did not know
them to be 80. He certainly knew that J. II
Roberton II. Wecucr and my self were not enc
mics oil James III. Beattie, and lie ought to
have known that none Of Us had any desire to
take advantage Of Beatties absence, TO do what
We did. Why should We | am sure that Mr..
MagiIl knew TO whom the remarks OF J. NJ.
Beattie were addressed. lie came to NV
store to make enquiry in reference to the mat
ter aud told him who Beatte was conversinp
with. We did not publish our card to gratity
personal maliSnity." We were informed that
Beattie had taken it upon himself to visit vari
GUS portions of the District and had denied what
he had said at Pleasant Hill in our presence,
and which We had repeated. therefore, felt il
due ourse YES to make public statement OF
what he did say.
In reference to Beattes departure for Vir.
ginia being announced from the pulpit, and the
number OF packages or letters which he carried.
have nothing to say.
j. b. MOBLEY.
July 81. 1861.
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Col. Ksrshax's RsRims ant.

The Editor Of the Richmond EramiSsr has
had Conversation with one Of the wounded
zoua"es who have arrived In Richmond. I,
appears. from his statement, that to Col Ker.
: shs~fs cspmand belongs the honor Of nearly
.snpihilsdus ei's "Pet Lambs" OF Duryea's. The
Examis<y says:
"Cn inqul'ing - wkss time during the action
the was hurt, and BY what regiment de zousve,
''Sers opposed, he said that he had been voun.
: ded during the second hour Of the bs,sie. and
Was captured by aud carried 70 The rsar Of ~,
I'd regiment at the South Csrolinisns. This
Regiment Il wss, he reports, that annIhilssed
the Zouaves. He said he had been bus : r. :
moments behind the South Ca rolinians before
he was fully convinced that the Yankees could
never whip these people. He says that no de-
scription could do jastice to the coolness and
nonchaiasee OF the rslnsessocs during the most
terrible carnage Of the fight He says that n
the wounded feli and were borne 70 the rear,
shough they, In many eases, must have been
suffering sgoay, they jessed and laughed q
though nothing had happened, and they were
In the midst Of peace and sscshty."
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DkrrRRED.--A very interesting letter from
"Pastor," dated Richmond, July goth, was
handed us for publication just before going to
press. We regret that we did not receive Il
sooner He reports the safe arrival of the
''Greys" at Richmond. Doubtless before this.
they are on the ground Of the recent conflict
at Manassas
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T8r FostowISo North Carolina Troops were
engaged In the late great battle--the llth
Regiment commanded by COL Kirkland the
18th. BY Col. Hoke; the 9Th. by Col. Fisher
and the 9th, by Col McRee,
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NoLusrErRs-We ask attention to the carl
Of Capt J. B. Cousart, in this paper. Capt,
q. is well known in the District he has served
through two campaigns and has taken part in
seven battles
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KxoxuLLs, TsHS., JuIy 2s.--Goy. Jack.
son and Gen. Atkinson, Of Missouri, arrived
here yesterday. on their way en- Richm ond
Tas Governor says that 100 900 Missouri
ans ara ready, II they had ssms, to defend
NE causs of he BousA.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Strayed.

EROM the subscriber about the middle
l. OF May last, small sorrel HORSE,
nine or ten yeats old, with two white feet
one behind and one before white spot in
his face - hands high. ! will give lib.
eral reward for him, delivered to me 10
Cheraw, =. C., or any information so can
get him. When last heard Of, was going
toward Chesterfield G. II.
CHAS. w. GAYLE,
Cheraw, ). Z.
July 81, ,l66l.-25-2t.
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'DsAtH ov Ma Drsressss.--ws regret "a
''sasn Of the dead Of Ne Asgsstas Dssportes,
'ths proprietor and publisher Of the winnsbo.
70 Ryistsr and Fairfield Hsrald. His death
.reader shs ssspension Of his papers necessary,
'bst.ws issss sAs ssspsssioa win BE- bas tempo.
nsy.
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Serenade to President Davis..-His
Speech,

opeecus
RICHMOND, July 23.--Prcsid.nt Davis. af.
ter repeated calls, made brief speech TO-.
night 10 a large crowd assembled in front
Of the Spott,woOd Hotel.
He described the heroic conduct Of our
troops IN glowing terms, aud said that Lin.
coin must now admit that there il .'some.
body hurt" Although greatly superior in
numbers, the enemy had been routed, after
desperate engagement all their arms,
tents and camp equippage falling into our
hands. After the battle had ragged for four
hours, he (the Pre-ident) arrived on the
held. The result was then doubtful but,
being recognized ~ the representative Of
their principles, the wounded waved their
andkercliieis, nnd cried "There's JEFF.
DAVIS y which created wild enthusiasm in
our ranks and panic In the ranks of the
enemy. From that moment the victory
was secured. lie passed high euIogums
upon Johnston aud Beauregard
Col. Chesnut also made few remarks
lie described the unequal combat with
graphic force. Scott had found it impossi
BILE To dine in Richmond ut the appointed
time. At Manassas, on Sunday, the seal Of
eternal separation had been set, and never
ngain would North and South be united
Nothing could exceed the valor Of our
troops, and, no matter who did il, Sher.
mans Battery had been taken. Bsauregard,
his eyes glaring, appeared 10 front Of the
lines, exposed TO the fire Of the enemy and
shat OF his own men, the very personifca.
ton of the "God OF War" But ihero would
De more TO do. Our soldiers would eight,
u the enemy would only let them get at
hem. IL was The duty Of every man TO per.
form, his part Men and money would be
reqared to achieve a final victory
CharlestOn Mercury
RIcHnosD, July ~, 6 p. m.--Au iutelli.
gent and reliable gentleman from South
Carolina, who held a prominent position
on the battle field, says that South Carolina
had seven Regiments (including Hampton's
Legion) in the battle. The ID Regiment,
Col. kershaw, wss 10 the thickest Of the
fight. Col. Cash's 9Th Regimen, was with
Col. kershaw, and these regiments were
brigaded together. Col. Sloan's 4th Repi.
ment was the first that engaged the enemy.
IL was ststionsd three miles 10 the left of
the other South Carolina Regiments, and,
with the Louisiana troops, suffered cousid.
erabiy. Adjt Wilkes, Lieut.. Garland, and
other officers, were killed. Capt Poole was
severely, perhaps mortally wounded. Capt.
Fitzpatrick also wounded, severely, IL In
feared. About dozen officers and quite
number Of privstss are killed, but the names
are not yet reported. Col. Williams I'd
and Col. Bacon's 7th South Carolina, with
Col. kirkland's North Ca'elina, and Col.
kslly's Louisiana Regiments, constituted
the centre Of our general line, aud held
MitchelPs Ford in direct line from faif,x
Z. II. TO Manassas. These regiments were
under caanonade from sunrise Until near
sunset. bet, being entssnchsd, they suffered
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TQbdf : StD6r,

SSn Der Stact 2tlentau!L EChd SO.
rlnter,eitntter wiinltt itnen 8runbn uno
BEN publitum itrr5aupt tetannt gu maten, rab
er nfulih rncu
9Seuem GaGace GtDbr,
am Iiip 8ati6rn gdt rer 61milton nb 0tsn
Strob,u, IN NIrntaun, cstina Bat, alIwO CT je'
bcr,ct
2(Qe }(rt1n bon Gt9aren, 8ouds, &aus
uno Sbnupf .&aba(F,
70 pte aud Qraf.Iabad bcim GrOBen unO Slcts
men, an ben oQunirtr9am 9reBsn gum Grtoui
anbIctrt. OeB9icdcn tdlt ct eatst oudD
Ginen polIitanoiaen SuttCrsStobr,
IN mlldem CT nete allc 2Irtcn ron Gjctratprn,
Otoucr, Mcbt S&rot, &Ieif H. /. IN gang bj0il
gum GertduI Bdtt.
sB" "Gdfc, Vumrfn, u. f. no, tprrbtn I'm Qlus'
lnulh fir pbige ggaoren onncuummen un0 aud
mrnn pulnnat 8areelO Caftir te3obt.
Gr II oanftar Idr bereits 6cnoBenc 8mNldaft,
mo wiro fA Ilete temGben pi.l,Itc, rurd biuist
@rc6e, quite Baaren unb quite 8etonOlun9 int
mer uQh brteutenb 81 SGurtren.
BENJAMIN Stctder.
Iuaul8 &. nd6M
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Ste Stu8en bteber 9erttbtet
1Malbnrg llnO ,gagenbu6
@abInetmaaer In ber @tabt QQentaun,


BeOiencn Ib oiSIsr Gets9enteit ibren Sreunben,
Sunoen uuo Dem 9eebrten pu6litum ii6erboupt an:
3u'et9sn, Dap nc tbr 9abtnet:B larsnIa9er pcn SO.
Al IN tbr berrlitbes neue Gebaube, SO. 50 in Der
sSelts pamttcus StraBe, uno jnar acraoe aeaeniber
Ipa9enbub's pctel, psreet ba6sn, aIrpc Ie nun be:
ret fno allen Gniprebenosn 9erope nab QBunIcb iu
cienen. -Sbr 9e9enwdrti9er Stcd III mabritb Elm
oortrstfItber uno beltsbt gum Sbsil aus fclaenben
drtttsIn:
Bureaus, SeitboaroS, pierz, Centre,
Saroe, Dining uno Sreaffoit SiTben,
Siber= unh ale l(rten anoere SdrGnfe,
9Sbotnotz uno SofasEifbe, Qorlor 81.
l9e Sofas, pianozStGble, Sprin9 Sibs
Sbaufel StGble, Settltellen BON alien
Senennun9en, 70 lpie itberboupt olle l(rs
tltel Die in einem Uollftdnoi0eu cabinet.
&aarensSo9er 9efubt meroen.
Sic pcrfGrti9cn ebeufaIs auf .BeltelIuna ieoe 0ri
BON 6urnttur, nah Der neusiten S6lhicn, uno ieoer
Ron tbnen rertaue arttsl muG caS lsiu fir mas fl,
tDn psrtaufsn, uno mub ocle 3urisbenbsit es6sn.
Sausbaltcr uuo tslcnbers ilnes psuts ndbt
SnuSbaltun9en ~ be9tunen 9eosutsn, iolltsn niht
otriumen bel tbnen on3urufsu ebe Ie cultpc taufen
tncem itt psritcbert fdblen oaj fe ibuen BaraainS
aub.sten tonnen, Die ntracnoSwo auBerbal6 4bjlaoe
pbto terrcfeu perosn tSuneu.
Sir berejts 9encBeue litero(r linterfdsuna int
tie berjltb oant6ar, unp merren burb bilae prcig,
nno CUTE 8rbonblun9 ibrs 8unoIbaft Itsts ~ per:
mebrcn iuchcn.
u S.-8er9tBet ben Srt nitbt - bcrlelbe III
SIC. 52, 9Bsit: 6amittcn: StraBs-uno rufct ooft(6f
on, uno dberjeu9t @uh iclbft ron Der QBabrbet Ucr
Dem mas cben 9eiaqt III.
Walbur9 uno 6a9cnbucb.
OeFFnleEr ~, lS6O. ualS
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commercial Stur1erteS.


Die untsr3d6nsten, pUtntaft in 8o6slsr,
9leupcrt, pOltsn sbratislgT bic Gufmerf flamtsit
trs pubItfams auf tbre srOBe @uswubl ppn
S}6Mmeu imb 9Jfan;cm
leREen. Sbr 9crratb pirb nirgnpswo iibertrcfs
fen mb SpI6e pfde etpas In iErsm Sad pGns
ihm, wsrbsn npbl tbun fh Uubslte ptrstt ppi
Der giurlsrie trmmrH gu abm. Der ScraIb be-
iebt aus
o. 3per8 8imenb6ume, 3wer9 Qcpfel=
70 bdume, 3wer9 &iridentdume, 10
pe oub 9ep0bnli6e l(epfeIs, Sirnenz
uno &iribenbame ftno pCn erz
fer Site Srubt Serner 9foumens,
2lprifoien. uno Qflrii6bdumen chem
falls cine orobe &eri6ieoenbelt BON
SCbonn6beGrcnitrdubc 70 pip ale Die
btitcn Scrten @cp5beeren, Srommbeez
rem uno GrobeerensYfdnjen, un0 olle
Die Oeri6ieoenen Sorten SraubenItode.
DSg- Su iGem Ornamental. Department. fin
Get man allie Arten Der ausgsiuttrIen
S5lmncnpfinn3Cm mmS SluHeit'
Sadmen
81 JabtreiA an3uiatrsn.
Sbre 9rsBs inp ganj bjais uub iie isn6en alIe
8sRellunsen tur6 bas pOitamt cher per @rpreb,
nah alien GbeiIm Der Scrsnigten Staaten.
s., Is. SCOOTER uno Gomp.
5e6ruar 6. ndtb
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9Scase (sjG6fer.
ErpEcu u}Cb 90Ec9gcr

EupECU u)ub 9lEC9Ger
a., Stno tmmsr ucdh am altcn iQagt unN o.,
n pErtauitn lhre pcrlugte ltusmabl ron Ca
LII gEjovtu nit uyf4tlbtn,m 0ri.l9e Sts LII
nuO cbtu oCn otr GItp }urdd9ttIhyt nit t,ncm pcl:
tinNiQtu NneritmCnt rou QrntCr @uttUn rcR al:
Itn SrIS. Nlultsyn uUU SbatIjruu9u. Jbr S!Ed
Utlttht aus
Galimucs, Scioe Settings Der nmcilen Stols
Iuh Uon alien 5ortcn, 6alsbMprn, Gravats
unp turS alIrm pas gu cinem WlnnS gujug
9eGtrt.
SIe getsu uiht vcr, tos f, nur alICiu fir @Gor.
ltlN ptrtauftn un0 Oabtr mctlfilr aL6 ale lhrr
@Ohbarn pertGufcu tGnntn, 0bgr ras laQen ie oab
ft c ucblfttl, ptun ntbt ncIftiler pertaufn tGu:
u3n uls icbs, ole IS tb sum GtithGft MAIDEN ju ia:
gen, o0B pe uur fit 8uargd0 plrfauftu. Sit qtGu
sen an o0s alte SprUhWort: ,,GbrltIbt gtutt ttsab
Ten tbrG ShrlItbtn Shuctu," unD putll,lrrn rahyr
feline i2n,r tcqus 1lniaaen. mtldbe oic gus Sines
9Ioao.n moohtn mcI.n, Die In 2Eobrh,jtnjbt fc fnc,
tYertiNe SIriccr.
Ss babgu cGgufaQs Gin prdbtiges 2Tcrtemcni
rcu fIrti9lu RtltoCrn auf oano. ris s an Cbr nit:
otrtn Nrt,itn ~ ptrtaufsn nHbttgn lult g(rtitt
ntrCtu uuttr ibrsr Ii9entn autfcbt Q,moht unO fei
ne Gnotrt ais quite QRaarcn perbsn fir brt 8ltIoer
perarbrttt.
ltuh werben Rteittr auf Die fiir;titt Qujsiae nah
Burisbe Ysrftrtiat. Dant6ar fur olc 9cncitue lib:
GralC Gount oss Qublitums. mGrtIn he db btitrsbtr
cine Errtoau5r oerigIbcn 81 ptrnicntr.
Grprclt uub 0ietBrr.
2(utntaun, Scr. I, 1860 nalS
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often oout 'um Sbsit murbs, bitten ebrGrbieti9it
um cine Srrt6OuCr Der esoadten Runblhaft, - uno
oo fie meitere SofilitSten uno 8erbeBsrungen psr:
pcutSubiet babeu, lc ino ite i'm GtanoC alIe ,u tes
frtEN9en, peIbe fs nit siuem 8Ciub bs9tnltl9sn
nereen.
Das @tobtifment Cfferirt 9rcRe 8ttpe99rtroG
uibt nur alIeiu in @e3u9 auf Die berat9rlcBtgn
priBe Der Broro, fonberu luoltib pe9Cn ocfIsn
Central cage 81 ben 2tUGnuSn oes paneds, 70 rute
outb auf Die &eQuImlidbteireu bor9cbctGn burh bic
perlbisbsneu IoGaeirr RieocltObnen, mslds nor
oemlelber uno nabe pobet hiufibrGn, tpcrouf Gdts
iu uuo ron oCm botGt, nab bCn perihieoenCn 8IEs
Qetbohn 0cpCts, on Dem 9erussn 4rcie pCn 5 @ts.
fabrcn tGunen rUcnu ie cine cldbe Tahrt ter S0hrt
in eiusm 8u Dem 6ctEl gebSrsnccn Smritu6 rcrSis.
| ben lcntfn.
! 2tu6QeoGbuts 8erbe6erunatn fnO unterncmm,u
uno oos bau5 ourtou6 ousgtbsgsrt uCroln. 9lir
| luN lntibIcBsu uucre aou,e Nuimertiomtsit uuftrn
GiGltbSft ju mtrmCu. uub fdblsn Ubsrjeu9t toF nit
au9lmeins 3ufri,osnbtit 9sbcu tSunsn.
RbOoo6 uno Sailor.
Sitebman %. StDpate, frdbsr rom 9Iatic
mol bcte!.
Gbarte8 safpr, frabtr rcn Gttucltia Sc.
| NQnuGr %. 1861. ng--l 1
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9t8enaber Der Standardization Stride
un0 unfern 6o9tnbucb's @atbau6 in
2gucutauu.
10 etet ii. E { Il /

go1abt lGiucn SrGunbsu uno bIm puNttum i'm
Masmc'nGn bttannt roB CT nctb immSr an Cten bt:
ioatlm often Stano hOs &utfd) cumd der Gjcs
fcbdft in nufQcpebntCr QEtiis b,relbt pcettt CT
isos nS9titbs 2rt rcn 6abrpu9sn ptrfrtj9L uno tas
auf oaS geteltt uno Dtiit2rbafiitc, inoem Ct iclc
sin ertabrenT uno prafttibsr &uli,bcumobCr III
uno nur grhtdts Urbtttlr aulttut Sci ibm hncet
man ltsts porratbig uno wsrctn ouf 8,itelm5 9e.
m0dt
Nas 9trten Gartnae5, Snng 2tpb5 9ng9e6,
GMfie5, 9lodawa9s, GOuqals,
uuo 0tgrb0upt allie onosry ltibts 7ohryuse, bi, in
einGm 9uhn GtaGuf,msnt ~ nutm hu0, su 9ou,
blUi4Cn prGiien.
0-3~ 2nE iEtre l(r6ettSn fIno uat bsr ncutitu
9)}cos uno aus ccn bsten IRotertaIiIn ptrrertlot-
ScItre, wslb! cabtr Elm 9utt6, nettts unn I.hGnts
Sabrjtu9 gu hobcn Wtnl1ben, Der0gn freuucIltbit
,tn9,IacSn, bli ibm rcriuiprsen uno eblt 81 erows
uJren, mas Gtn gutter Ntstbanlt tbun fam. limo
lue tGnneu hh oorouf uertofCn baB mcini Nrbsit
t d iit--uno jmmgr biG QrcbG aus9Cboltsn bat
Dautbar fir bis littrotG &unbihait biz mlr ttss
her ju Sb.il wuros, bofis idl burdj cr9tettg @es
mUbun9tn i'm 0irufe msuer Gunorn sine TCrtoous
er tbrCr G5unt uno cine fsts &Wmtbrun9 hes Sfs
fsHtljbsn QBObIuCUsn6 gu psroieutn unb 81 srbals
ten.
Reter s., &eGr,
hIeutaun, IJai =. uqtp
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Ir1ft< Sub bltf0ttpnen.

Gin SCuRanrtses N1urttment aler Bidder Der
9Imerifanii&sn sGsieliGaft, Iceben erbalten
unp pDiitSr an SbilaOelpbia @reiicn su perfauGen
BET @utt u. 6erfrt6.
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8Dnnet= =8Dren.

Die llntn3e6nrten tatm irebn gum Gsrtau
srtaltsn, cine terrIi6e auSwabt Bonnet. Scrrn-
Elm icl6es aiprtsmsnt pie nod ME rbsbem eint
In Nllsntaun an9strOffn wurps-uub lapen ra'
ter giGbrinnen, NiGiuer, Sauhmte II. {. 10. eir
bet ibnrn Scr3uipu&en, tpenn lie Bargains ma
den mOIlen-renn ibrr YrsiBs Fnb gan, un9s.
wShnlt& ttai9.
8utb uno Soelfrib.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-06
Der ipDDlfeilc
6arte~ ~@00rcn<S StD6r
Jn Der Stabt Qlentaun
@aaenbme6, SSerIeb mmS 90.

6d0cnbucO, SerGO mmb SD.
pdnIbsn ibrsn Srsuuoeu uub siusm osebrtsn pub
Gtum anWj2j9en, ooB fs tbrsu poblfGilsn
GtIen WNarenz unb 9idrrbnu 0mGtte
1dafteu@Stpbr
uulaust perles babsn. unb ;war nab SIC. H.. gRsi
oamtltcus sStr0BC, jmlbsn Stt Gabaultr Der STrtu
oa9tnbucbune &tcrqG, ,altpc tt ac9snwGrtg auf pant
bObcn, uno gu allen 3yltgn bolttn Usrben
Sin opllFtGnSi0eS u iiprtcmcnt.
alsr iClhtr lBOortu. ole IA tintm pclIiinotasu unt
uolttnaSrihtlen @ilsn 9B .arsu:StCbr oslurbt psr.
Oeu Ti'tbr aber olIs gu Usnamsn rislts wdrs polls
tcnlmtnt SbCrhEIt, un0 t6uHtE aud tyingst0us ott
RouneS WE9Gn 9tlbeBsn.
Sbr 0Gutimtnt 4a0rgn attr fir lClsbt Die tGueu
pclIsn, tit Ot Ou6trs stn h,ulhts unp mcbIiriSs
lnO ieue GOgs defenders nRod & jutbrsm &rribCtl
Ugl lhucu auIurufgn.
Der IlGhr;ahl S6rttRT, Shmtre. II. + ~, in Gs
bsrtite trfnunt. taF Iptnn man line JnrreBeu ltu
Dirt man % lhnsu fir @aarsn onrufen muB--unt
'clhG cr Clt6 nctb nlcbt 9Gtbon babrn, tGnnGn fh
Narouf rsraBrn. bag fe rpchItbun ron lbntn ~ tou
en-. Vur; Ssotrmau madt Ilb lpCblbeIdhtt, wcnr
It tti ibntn rcrpriht, benu ft fno fen GntftlcFtn
lCb non 9}iymano untsrpertouftn al tofen. Su Ggr
'tnHuu9 init oieitm Gtcbr boutu ne audi immGruCd
Tlne 2irtCn SsnMern.CjerGtbem,
lls Waltinfn nnrr Nrt, DrtGs, pfcrrs Grwnl
ten. Yirrpe Nraen,
lub tur Miles, wa5 man IN tt,i,m Sab putana,r
fam. Sin Gt0tltcmtut oEltr 1Jtt IN tbOu IGn9ii
tminld)t wcr6tu, uRb oaf,lbe NJ nan ouf ot rctbt,
&cllt CUR 8GQatmIthftlt unb btn Sntsrtgtn Der pau
rn ,lGtIlrt. Inttm Ole W0hlneu, unr jittrboupt al
lg lriifll in ibrtm 0onjIu StCbr gcrorc basfrinmU
IN, fr mas Ne cj,ldbs ortaneu.
Ncmmt cobsr GuSr 8Ommt HU, lIno igbst fiji
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2(ls 8cilon 8cdsrs, Ssttess uno uterboupt allies
pas in oirlss Sob einfbIa9t uno weIdbts pchfsitcr
psrtauft Wtro, atS oiGs an tr9cno Etncm anrcrn
baus in 2tutntaun ssIhtebt-uno Gin ieosr QrtifG
niro pGrronttrt bas iu ein, wcfir er rertauft prr
Spie9el! Spte9cl!
Spisslt bobsn mir has 9rS6te uno wcbIfsilfe If:
lcrtsmsnt Oas nod ie in 1tIentaun war.-6srRSr
Spring>9e ten.
ale Artsn Spring. 8steu hno fsts bel ibnsn gu
baben uno jpar gang mcblf'tl fir SGr9sIo.
Ssier= unb Cub sSylpulbiu0.
3icrs uno Gjrlosg1culoma baben ne immer elm
icbr 9rcjts HTOrtment ouf bano, ,uno psrtaufen Die.
itIte biUi9er oils is ir9eue CnitwC in aGentauu sc:
fault ptrber fam.
o. 90 tcmmt oann nun Nile uuo urtheilet fit
Cub lctlt. Ga ruftt an 80 81, Oft oomIltpnz zStra:
Be an, cbs Sbr icnfpO faufst, uuo Sbr psrost nm:
ben, oaB uusre Yrsien Die barten Soften 9crdbG pas
Sen, bas III pGnu Sbr fdr BareeO taufet. @sr9Sl:
ct Cs uitbt, elm isoEr Qrtitsl III rvarrantrt baS m
lsn pofur CT pertauft piro, coCr Cs III fEu @ertOu
2ei Cb cn . anna
miro sbsnfaOs imnsr ncb ouf Die orerpdnftihts
98dlG aus9efubrt, uno 3par an ogn augroerinoifen
prsiisn. ltuh miro pcu tbner fir oas ltusleoen ae.
cr9t-bsibss fir 9Beitss unO Ranus: perlcnSn-lc
Ipis audi fit Die Sootentlsoer-unb u6erbaupt al:
les RStbt9e iu etnsr eehe.
W unosrtdtsr oubftDale oer Staot, Dtrcen pchl
thun bel ibnrn au3urufsn, inoem fc Ole eaern ron
ibnsn an shr biui9cn Qrsissn toufsn tSnnen-Ic
mte i6erbaupt auss oaju 9I6tbi9e, offs Srimmines
ron isoer Art plattsu, Shrouten, uro fur; l(uSs
psthes fir Oislsn 3pfd 9spinltbt wGrbsn tann-
uno 70 III baGtl6s aub allies nab ben neueten Sc.
br6ubsn.
Danttar fir Die bisberoe 9rcBs llntsrftdeuna, btE
fen fe nch auf ben fsrnsren 3ulprutb ocs publi:
tums, unc i6blEn psrhhert, oaB Die Qrtgcn an DC:
nSn ne est vsrtaufsn, ibntn bisen frntrsn 3uprud
SuIihern nldBen,
60 ptr9C6st nitbt an Sc. 80 Sf.bamiltcn.Sr
anJurufsn, cbe Sbr lcniipc tauftt.
0~T Sece Nrt 6Cl, miro isberStit i'm austauId
fdr pausratb an9snCmmeu.
9. Sta unb SUbn.
Ausnfoun, Sanuor Is, 1850 natr