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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
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Ounilcn .Srcmont'e.

Sn SrontO N in MiTouri 1T am 81.
Sept. cine &eriammlun0 Der commiIiioz
nlrten Stft3iere oe6 81. &e9iments Seer.
ct. Solontdr6 3uiommenberufen tporz
Den, um iDren 8efiiblen in Se3iebuno auf
Oos 8enebmen oe6 Sen. Sremont Iusz
oruG 3u oebcn. Sol. s. Queranoer fdbrte
oen Soriie.
Sol0enoer Seritbt Der Committee sur
Gtfahun9 BON SeiblGhen ipuroe eins
Itlmml9 an9enommen:
Sn 4nbctro6t, Dap mir nit Sebauern
Ole Nnttren8un9en Ieben, Die 0ema6t mers
oen, UNI Die Gntfernuno oc5 Sen. Sres
mont 81 Stonoe 5u brin0en uno neil mir
3l4ubcn, Dap feline Gntfcrnun9 Die pra6ts
ooue Armcc, Die burb ibn or9aniiirt uno
lest untcr felncm Commando 1T, 9efGbrz
oen,, menn nl6t 3er(t6rcn muroe uno oaz
onrD nl9t allein Die Mo1t oe6 @ouuerz
nement6 tbm6Nen, ionoern oub Die SGbz
Ter Der Gebellion bel ibrcn Nnitren9unz
gen, Ole Hepublif Su SeritGren, ermutbiz
gen puroe, ot6b1lb miro
SeibloBen, oob mir in cobn 6. Srez
mont nlDt ollein einen 9r0ben Wilit6r
9bet, 1cnoern aub einen pabren Qatripz
ten ertennen, oefen wcblbefonnten Mutb,
unUer9lcldli6e6 9enie uno unermGoli6e
Gner9le ibn ais Den Wonn btScibnet bas
btn, Ole 2lrmee oc6 8efen6 gu cr9oniliz
ren uno nit Grfpl9 6u commanoiren.
8tibloBen, DAP mir obne 3G9ern boS
SerfdDren lno0iliren, nclcbe6 ourCb Sen.
Srempnt i'm WilitGr Department oes
8eiten6 beobocbtet 1T uno ooB plr unter
telncn llmitdnocn Die 9 eItrebun9cn biz
Il0en, meIcbe 9cma6t woroen Iino, i'm Don
olelem Commando ju entfernen, ionbern
oaB mir lies 0mcnotn pCrocn, ole Souz
jlcDun9 oieicr WaBrc9el ia pcrbinoern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

Dc Die Sauern uno 6anoptrfers
Sanf ucn Galton bat fir Ole neue 2(n=
lelbt Der He9ierun9 6wanSis Sauitno
Sbaler gejeioDnet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
pr6iocnt gincotn.

&ein Wonn itebt b6ber in Der 2(6tun
uno Hisbe ot6 amert1nilbcn Solf6, al
prdfoent QincoIn. Snmittcn Der Nnfeir
oun9en, Serldumoungen mb &ritif(
nit lptlbcn feline Rotb9ebsr uno NaeI
ten beim9eiubt itno, III mob BON gti
manb Elm nabtbsili9es g8ort 9e9cn oI
prGfioenten Flbit 9eduBert moroen. \
beiibt oa6 Sertrauen oc5 amerifdnif6i
Solrc6 mCbr ala ir9cno Elm GfTentlid)
Wenn felt ben So9en oC6 Inorerp So
ion. Oas Solf fGblt, rap er Elm REQ
Der, rebti6a Tencr Mann 1T, oab er y
Gem pollen SNpubtlcin Der Bitbtiof
oiefe6 Samples burbcrun8en 1T, Dap
nit 9eib uno SecIe fir Den &ubm, fl
Die 9r0Be, fir Die Dauer uno &oDlfal
oieier Hcpublif arbeitet. limo Dor llQe
'ReOliffeit 1T Die Seele oCs ofcntlid
9ienitc6, Der llrqusu Der otfentlid
&oDlfabrt uno lpcm oas Soupt
Staatee rein uno lauter 1T, Damn 10
audi Der &orper nab uno nab aeIunoe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

DT Ole Sapfsrrdt ccs @crr6tb
Sluanoj0bam wuroe neuli6 in fell
0eimatb ju 0opton, Sbic, auf Die 81
be 9eiteilt. Sin 8oltwirtb iiberrciI
&ollanoi9bam etne 3ebnun9 BON
Gents fir @bi5fp, melbe cr ~ be;a
ltth tpet9erte, lporouf Grfterer ibn ei
Sburtsn nannte. Sauanci9bam
elnen 9tepolper uno Der 8irtb ebenfq
porauf Grfterer Rei6aus nobm
Sbue untcr Den @rinctincn einc6 ma
puswaarenitObr fu6te.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

OT0cr eriteSbnce fid ouf ocn 98bte
Mountain5, gtep 6amplDire am Diem
flag oen 10. Septtmber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
preFIamatien oee Geup. ncnnif,n.

93uu. Osnniion bat cine Qroflamaz
ton crtailen, lporn er ba5 Sotf uon Sbip
fur Die Sereitpiui9teit uno ben @ifcr
telcbt, lpomit e6 oen 8oroerun9en Der
Ne9ierun9 beDuf6 ltnter0rGfuE9 Der Res
belllon entipracD. 3uBleib abcr foroert
er oa6 9cIt Don Sbio orin9eno ouf, oa,u
bebulflicb gu lein, Dap Die % meitercn
HG3lmenter, lpclbe 1e8enpQrtio neblt
GER notbi9cn G1Uallcrie uno 2(rtillcricers
toroerlIb uno in Der 8itoun9 bsarifTrn
lme, 10 raIb ot6 mo9litb uc(l iperoen.
3wAr bat S5io fiNOn 10000 Monn
ms EeIo 9eitcllt, oilcin gum >c6uBe fei,
mes el9enen Sanoe6 ir,pit Su elmer pirf
Amen 6Ortiseun8 oI6 &rie9es fino un.
Dsoin8t minpeitcn6 $4,000 Wann notbio.
Wo9e olio ieoCr Wann, Der leinem 9Sa,
terlan0e oienen Fam, CUR SABINE ellen, um
Ole He3ierum9 mO SrciDelt ibuBen unr
01ourb einen bauernoen uno rGbmlitbcn
Srleoen crtdmpfen ju Delfen; ocnn nun
ourb unterpCrfun9 Der Nebcllcn fcnncn
mir Cintn lol0cn Crldnocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

OT Sn Der 9tdbe bon Salem, Soma
fino feds Rebelen, weltbe $50 StHct
Rinopieb nod OiricS 9ano treibcn moi.
ten, 9efan9en 9enommen unS ibnen OoS
Sleb ab9enemmen moroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
Sescfiieniitcn in y1curorF.

Sc beibt, Dap in Den SdnOcn mebrcrcl
Staat6s uno Sunoe6belmten iib Qiltcn
teflnoen, in pel6en 9e9en 500 Neupor;
fer unter Dem @barafter ,,pon jWcifelbaf-
ter 9opolitdt' namentIilb oUfgefubrt
iino. sic meroen l(ae beobahtet uno bel
Dem eriten offeneu 8eriub jur Qu6fdb:
run8 ibrer pIdne unibaoli6 9ema6t
lperocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

NOte 0aupt Gomm0nool
unerer NrmCe iino icet in fol9cncen S1Gns
osn: @eneral Wc@ Iellq n fir Die l(r.
nee III 81lbin0t0n un0 am Wotomoc
9enerol W ool in Der Seitun9 Monroe
9eneral . / / in Baltimore unp llmae.
3tno 8eneral y ants fir Die llrnet
RArper'a ScrrD 9e9enGber; @tneraI
u en- Franz in QStif 8ironicn
Stner0l Srem0nt fir Die @ritarmeC
IN Nt!nourl uno Stlinoi6. QHean man
pill, tann man AUDI notb olbim retbncn
9eneral Jt Q bert Nnocrfon, ccr
elm unnbD1n8i9c6 Commando in &entufr
bat, lpclhc6 piellCibt balo GuBerit picD
tl9 mcrotn miro. 0iefer Sen. 2(noerIrn
1T Der beribmte &crtbeioi9cr pon Sort
MouItrie lmo Sort Sunptcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
GSpu N0TITCDmrI.
s. on 6 afro.

Cairo, 81. Segt Captain Strwarts Ga,
valerie, rs Mann farf. tensanste beutr elmer glt.
tbclun9 GopaiIerie Srn 40 9isbellen uro perfolstG
ile ms 5eipIaaer bel Semoret unO tEpttts pabti
vtsr psrIebn, flint wurprn 9sfan8en 9enommrn
unp Cinide perpunpet
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Il f. NJ A II KS.

Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers give
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Extra charges and needless expenses strictly pr"
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Oxford is situated ON the healthy hills Of Granville ~
miles from the Raleigh and GaSOn Railroad and is
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The scholastic year is divided into two sessions The
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Students received for sessions. Cores
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MILLS n CO., Oxford, y. C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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The srvrx YEARS of unrivalled success attending the
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PILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS, &C., &c.
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March |, 1861. -'-u-
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NOTICE.,
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IL JAIL of Franklin county, North-Caro a mulatto
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SUNDAY ENJOYMENTS, or Religion made pleasant
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THE SCRIPTURE HISTORY OF OUR BLESSED
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THE CAVERLY FAMILY or Mrs. Linden's Teach
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CHURCH HISTORY OF THE FIRST THREE
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TWO VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE ON LONG TIME.

ZANE ON INDIAN CREEK FIVE MILES EAST OF
" Perote and miles from depot the Mobile and
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ed and in q high state of cultivation This place is level
we'll watercd and altogether Of the most desirable plan
tatons in South Eastern Alabama.
Another plantation in mile of Peroe containing go
acres of very rich land 400 ceareda necessary i'm
provements.
will sell with these places corn fodder stock planta
ton tools &C. the whole payable three and four years from
LIST January next. C. w. JONES,
PERoTE, Pike Co, Ala.
May 29th, 1861. 5l-Sm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
METH. PROT. FEMALE COLLEGE,

JAMESTOWN GrILFoRD Co, n. c.
TIME FIFTH SESSION WILL OPEN JULY T.
under the charge of G.. ". HEGE A. NJ.
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large and comfortable buildings and extensive philosophy
cal and chemical apparatus, &c.
The President and family, with the other members OF
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Hair Flowers Wax Flowers, Feather Flowers Wax Fruit,
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advance. For further information address .
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June Is. 1861. OIL
C9T State Journal copy.
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TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
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To make the goods ~ pear better.
can't promise IN tliE Ike LOggas but will endeavOr,
INV ''' john C. MOORE.
November Is, 1850 eft
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
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"United we Stand, Divided we Fall"
A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
IA RALEIGH, MAY 20, 1861.
The Sheris of the different counties in the State
quested collect all the of every description belong
ing the State that be in their respective counties,
and 10 have the boxed and forwarded to Raleigh,
to the Adutan Generals Office. The expenses of cuect
ing and forwarding the will be paid by the State
ByNorder of the Governor:
j. F. H0KE,
Adjuant General.
Raleigh, May %, 1861. Soft
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NJ e. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. To-
tho Animal Meeting Of the North .Carhna Mutual
a Fire Insurance Company, held "n The ."'n q. 1" WM
~ The following persons were eirc'eu p"'''"'' "'N ~
GERS for the ensuing year:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
J. r. Williams,
G. W. D. Hutchings :"
Kemp p. Battle, "
George Little,
James NJ. Towles,
lanes E. Hoyt Washington.
Alex Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
Jobn NJ Jones, Edeuton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth C'y'
los Ramsay, Plymouth.
] W. IIarrel, Murfreesboro
n B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton
A. W. Steel, Fuycttevllle.
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh Bonner, SALEM
A T. SUNNY, ASheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, President
II D. Turner, JiGs President.
John II. Bryan, .4tornfy.
Hamden S Smith Secretars and Treasurer.
n IL Seby er-c1fci0,
John r. Williams, Er. Co'"'''ee'
CIV ID. Hutchngs, IL. ~ 10
80 and continues to take risks upon all classes OF prop
y , he State iexcept Steam Mills and TurPenne ms
slisr;es Iunon favorable Terms Its fuces 30" cove
nroneriy amounting nearly S40Ooo"o large POI ' VI
rb;cb u in country risks and its present cap,ai
Eve hundred thousand dollars, in bonds proper! ~
y All communications in reference 10 ihsutauee S"' w
Auu'e0''N ~ HAMDEN s. SMITH, Hfc%
RALEIGH Jan. l6, 1861.
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SUPERB DAHLIAS.-N0W READY A SUPERB
variety of the best Dahas of every shade Of coor at
u CENTS each THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh. N. G.
April l6, 1861. os-im'