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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03


General MoCloll1n has issued tho FOL-
lowing general order respecting tho ob.
setvanco Of the Sabbath, which meets
he hearty approval Of the troops:
WAsHNaroy, Sept. Z, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER No, f.-Tho Major
General ''Cummandjng desires and re-
quests that 10 future, there may be a
more perfect respect for the Sabbath on
the part Of his command We are
lighting in a holy cause aud should en-.
deaynr t1 deserve the benign favor of
the Create. Unless il case Of an lta (
by the enemy or some other cXtremc
military necessity, tits commanded to
commanding officers chat all work shall
be suspended on the Sabbathi that no
movements shall be madc
on that day. tlat the men, as faras pos
sible, shall be permitted to rest from
their labors; that they shall attend di-
vine service after the customary morn
ing inspection, and that officers aud
men alike use their influence TO insure
tho utmost docorum and quiet ON that
day The General Commanding re-
CARDS this as no idle form, One days
rost is necessary for men and animals;
moro than this, the Observance of tho
holy day ofthe God Of mercy and bat
ties is our sacred duty. TSunod
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
S. WILLIAMS, AdiuNnt General.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

CoMPLMENT OF GERMAN SoLDIERs.
McClellau,with tho true eye of soldier,
when ho recently rodo through the
camp of Gen Blenkcr and saw the ad-
mirable discipline TO which his men had
been brought, said with an uuceigned
feeling of delight, "Whon I am among
you Germans, always feel rs il i had
got anong soldiers. 20 ...'|
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

MOTHERHOOD transforms all
things by its vital heart; it turns timid-
ity into 6eroe courage, and dreadless de-
ianCe into tremulous submission; AZ
turns thoughtlessness into foresight,
and yet stillspll anxiety into calm con-
tent; it makes selfshness become self
denial, and gives even rhard vanity the
glance Of admming love. f . a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03
The Nature Of an Income TAX.
M N. Y. Evening POst aays:

The N. Y. Evening Post says;
The passage Of the Direct Tax bill,
with provision for lsvying a rate on.
incomes, causes many to inquire what.
comes under this head by law. Direct,
taxation Is levied 10 part on property,
and in part on incomes. Ofeourse pro.
vision is made that no one shall be CON-
pollod to pay twice. Those subject to
the income tax are all who receive reg
ular wages or salaries, all companies or
corporate institutions who have gains
or profits derived from sources not 9TH
wise fixed by this not, and all who have
incomes derived "from any source of
business, trade or vocation, dividends
of stocks, interest Of money or debts,
salaries, interest on legacios, annuities,
or derived from any other source, with
in OF beyond the boundaries Of tho Uni
ted States. No such incomes are tax
ed if they do not exceed eight hundred
dollars per onnum after the State and
local taxes are paid; and, of course,
Business mans income is defined as his
net profits after he has paid all labor
accounts.
Income taxes were levied in England
so long ago as 1912. In that year Par
lament granted a subsidy of wolff.
toenths Of the income Of the Commons,
and two.tenths from the clergy, to ona
BILE the king to maintain a war with
Franco In 1903 a rate Of five per cent.
was levied on all incomes over $3.50,
aud lower rate on smaller incomes
In 1908 this was raised 10 Blk and a.
half per cent, aud in 1906 to TO per
cent, This was one Of Tho means by
which England supported her wars with
Napoleon
Sir Robert Poe's income tax Ievitd
a rate of nearly three per eenJ --oxaot-
ly G2, lSs, Adj. per ceutr At present
the rate varies a little. Every few
years, according to the condition Of the
British inances, it is lowered by pen
ny whenever it can be done, and raised
by a penny when there is deficit.
The Dealer says since the Union
Convention Of last week large num-
Der of Democratic papers have promptly
taken down the 9TH of August ticket
aud put up the Union ticket, ana are
battling strong for Tod and Victory"
Il adds 'Alauy of Jowotts friends
think he will resign and make the mat
ter unanimous"
We see it stated that Mr. Jewott has
been to Columbus in consultation since
the nomination ofGoy. Tod, He might
as wen follow the example Of his drst
Lieutenant } Scott HARRISON Cleyo-
land Herald.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

Mas. general MoCLELLAN.-Gen.
Mcclellan three years ago (says a Hart
ford paper,) married Miss Nellie Marcy
a lady well known in Hartford, who
boarded at the Allyn House, in that
city, with her fathers family She is
the daughter Of Randolph Marcy, Of the
army, recently promoted to Inspector
General.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

Each new Southern account of the
battle of Bulls Run shows more clearly
to what strait the rebels we're reduced
before their last body Of reinforcements
came in. An officer of the Palmetto
Guard writes to the Charleston Mercury
chat "tho day was lost as our two regt-
ments came up. Our troops were fall
ing back, and had retired some distance.
All along onr line of march men wero
rotreating, and saying to us that we
were defeated Inc regular CORES
stotcmont in bo foIiowi1o Iongna@o.
uT-on,nor,, R,ttoru f,IlouoJ Ly tho
~ ~ ~ l1rr;l'5 - I1o y .ooDo any
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thatGon Poo onI. ToI H,mnton yyoro
ynortaIIv r,'@s wonnJod and CoI Kan Jo5n.
.g Io' 'Lt'y l.;iyy,I aaJ tbat r,o Conc.Jora,o
9O" H"'S"5 ""N t""v va" w" tN'"'C
l0Srce, were were ou'H1pAeul ,g, anu Iou'eu' ana
INC uay loSO' ms was 1"o IuN''l 'us
tenor ol inc words qua! Eroo,e" .5 , ua IRON. rom
'Go "onn"eG auu Gy'ps auu ~, rug 'l'os .'
VINO rpsI us our'ss t"s tsat ~ uili1 VI our
oPProacH 20 '"o n''o ~ V''''0'
Ihls gives incontes'lD'e PROOF ipot
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

An Eishman's opinion of a Yankee.
'Bedad if he was cast away on a disc.
late island, he'd get up the next morn
in an so round sellin maps to the in.
habitauts. r."H......
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

Tuu LAST UEAnD FRoM BRowvLow.
-"Let uo man into whose hands this
may all believe fora moment will
desert tho o,i Aug. They may rob AID
burn my possessions, and hang me-
Let not their traitorous tongues rob me
of my good uumo.
WM, Q BROWNLOW.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

The priyuccr Sumter seems to have
been wrecked last, Our gallant navy
could not find her, and after wild raid,
which will figure in the yellow covered
literature Of the next generation, she
is reported to have gone ashore, The
destruction of the Sumter and JEFF Davis
may be styled a coincidence
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

The kentucky State Bair advertised
20 begin ut Louisville on the 18th of
tho present month, viii not bo held ia
consequence Of the existing troubles.
A special act of tho Legislature has au.
th0rizud the omission
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

Gen. Mcclellan has grantod rull par
don 10 private Scott who was sentenced
to be shot for the military crime of
sleeping gathis post Tho considerations
for this exercise of olemeuoy are The
past good character of Scott, aad tito
fact that this is The Grst offence of the
kind committed ia tho army
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03

In an Irish assault and battery case,
counsel, on cross.examining a witness,
asked him what they each had at the
frst place they stopped at. -Four
glasses Of ale, was the reply "What
next2" "Two glasses of whiskey. ~
'What next?' zone glass Of brandy"
"What next" ga fight, of course"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03
Life isa beautiful night in which
some stars 80 down, others rise

An Irish paper says that among
those mortally wounded at Waterloo,
was Mdorl 0Btleh, aiteryUrda mayor
Of DublinI fu.|s 7#s."Hl w. nHgI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03
Most respectfully yours,
EDWARD P. WALLACE,

p. S.-An early return will prevent
apprehension that it did not reach you.
Physical disability alone prevents
my assisting as a volunteer. y. p. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAl

RICHMOND AND DANvlLLk HAiLhoAD'
G0%9 Se
suPKKIspsSpKsr's 0Trox,
Richmond, 18th Dec. ls60 I
Winter Arrangement.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH WhSI
ON and Monday, Dec. 24 passenger trains viii run "
" follows:
From RICHMOND TO DAEPILLE
Mall TaIn Richmond daily Except sundays) All O'CLOCK
A. NJ, and rea hes Danvilie at 3 10 o'clock p. NJ
FROM DANVILLE TO RICHMOND
Mall Train Danve daily except sundays ao O'CLOCK A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at l.05 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Train Richmond at Burksve With The trains
inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the souh and
SOUTHWEST daily. -
Danve at Burksve with the Southsde
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and at Rchmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad also with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be and baggage Will be checked
through 10 the following points,
Lynchbrrg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
ycLsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
CHAs. q. TALC0rT,
deoO Superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

MOTT EPe-sons vlrs 20 oS.A tickets for servants over
~ the Richmond T., for wash
ingon Oily points further North must In AL cases be Voueh
eli for BY some responsible citizen Of Richmond TO
known Of the Road tickets v! be sold
pncS Tor by letter A. n. ALLEN,
n.aJ-fy Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.



NY fully prepared for business, and NE Oh .ne
upc Is earnestly called the Importance OF It's oblecs ms
Company under Its charter, divides seven eehs OF Tvs prons
years. the policy holders ueFepy giving te
the advantages OF the Mutual System WIN inc OF
perpetual Capital Stock OF $4,000 and the addeo
have Interest In eonducuns
Affairs with prudence and economy.
requires half the Capital STOCK ana
Bond and Mortgage unncumbeed hea Estate
worth ,uble the smountI .,,.,
The ch object Of the Company Is 10 AID In retaining ~
the amount OF money which annually rom our
for Life Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII oe
loaned for term Of at legs anu
bursed In midst -. p.u.,.., 4.
sued at as rates other good Compsniet ea'
0nsyeAi VI III DIRECTORS
VIM Il Mcfarland, John PURCELL
p'In. a Heath Jos. r. Anderson,
49, w ncOsncs Thomas p. August,
John H. MontSgtes NO. d. s,au,yi
DaVi , a,,a.' J r. McCleland,
p. T. Moore,
Jonn 'o aun.-sor John Il. Claiborne.
49,. n frrmshav II. O. Wherry,
ii. Christian
H. H. o. Baskerville Mynu n u, ,'
Bam1 J. Harrison, yohn =; Wsrsio,
VIM. II. Hassi n 70 HssLins
e. n sbau Edward Noryell,
", ,,.,.ar ciodHr Geo. J. Sumner,
ys ISias ' d. g. Woodbridge.
Frssidsrt-sAML J. HARRISON
Vloe President-WM. n. HAAAhL
PivsiciGn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
lnCrnsy-ROsO0E b. HEATH, Esq a,
e5xr-0H 80 Garner streets, Richmond
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IaHrE & BRiDBURRY's PIANOS.

HgHrE K BRiDBURRY's PIANOS.
yIyE GALL the attention OF the citizens o! Rich s.
w mond and Virginia, to Piano foties which
have placed with Mr. Carusi that their qualities
In every respect may tested by the side OF heiI "
famed Chics erias..
warrant riaaOs asi show high and
rons testimonials any factory the country. All Of which
be seen NJ Mr. Caru on Broad Street Sd door from 9th
ds1s- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

RlCHMOnD AND DAhVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Rich 90 - -
IN mond and Danyle Railroad Company where NJ &EfE
by Down Freight intended for sp at the port OF Richmond
Freight arriving Richmond by water and having Tor
Its destination any point accessible to this Company by w on
line, Through Freight arrangement With other ROADS,
will received direct Thus reev-
ing shippers such freight from all charges for da5a or
wharfage time facilitating the speedy transport
OF goods
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be shipped AZ
Richmond under will state at the tine OF their
delivery. ..,.n.,
The Railroad Company WILL when required attend 70 ehecng
an insurance on goods all points Of the United states and
bills Of adng per sailing vessels will be forwarded 70
consgnors and consgnees.
CHARLES G.. TALC0TT, supt,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

Leucorrh"e or whites, oyartrn, TumOr'

Dr. u. T.. s. CLAIMING. of Sew Nrrk City. writes: ''
most .i..ruily comply with The -t q" your agent m
s-yin have found yuur SIr-.lGItiJ m",i tN,tU'nt
Alternative Boa the numerous complaints i"r Wi' we tl-
pIus -urt rIu.iv- lJt especially u q n"' bi>'fSeS
OF the ~croulDU> di1tho-s. luEv ems, many uivgt-
crate cfDS or lcucorrhTJ hy 10, tni >"n' where The
complaint caused hv alteration of t' uterus. The
ul.s.TitI. itself soon cuu.l. Nothing WrhtN my
kuoylp.'-c equals it for those female o. lIH'cn"rt>'
Edward - Marrow, of NeWhUrv, ll- writes; " \ DIN
rorl- 1rfrfp tJflg0r of the uri in my family,
which hll dUEyd an the remedies 'rui. vuU 10y, fis
NJ l.ph bn completely cured by extract of Slr
salarill. Our physician thought nothing Htt cNinln
tuu cuul afford relief, but hC advised ir iriI OF Your
Sar>1plriil as the last resort before emitting. and II
proved ciIcctull Arer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAkLhOAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ESs5ISiSg q s q ~ 49,
ON and AFTER Monday December 2lst
" The Mail and Passenger Tratns,
viii Richmond daily Except sundays at $50 NJ Tor
Stanton and intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donyi Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains FOR
Alexandria Intern edAe stations and at Charoesyie with
Lynchburg and all points West aud Southwest OF
that place day viz Tuedsys Thusdays, and
Saturdays Jackson River and Stations West OF saunton
Harman connect with the train at saunlon
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
Harman Companys Stages connect with the Train
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warm
Springs and Jsckson River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
Lewisburg, &c -
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves JEcksons River Mondays Wednes
DAYS and Fridays, at 8:l5, P. NJ, for stanton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with a PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave Wsynesboro 7:45 and Stanton at 945 A. NJ
Mondays and Fridays, for Jackson's Biver
RETURNING,
Leave Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at T5 NJ
for Waynesboro'.
Through Tickets the Warm, and White sulphur SPRING.
Lexington Lewsburg Aho for Winchester Leebug Y noh.
burg Ronsack Sam Shawsvir Chransburg Bristol Knox
VILE Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville, Grand junction. Memphis
Canton and all important Points Ia the SOUTHWEST
can be procured a the Ticket Once.
THOMAS D0DABEAD,
iaQ2 General Superintendent
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GEORGE WARMER.
Commits 81 on M er Oh q n
Luo
roRlooo FLOUR GRAIN and SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
Ig2 south EuIaW Street,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot,
BALTIMORE.
REFERS BY PERMISSION,
nssrs Spots, Harvey 90, Richmond,
Alvey tipscomb do
% Kirkland chase 4 o., Baltimore,
Tounip voorhees, 4 o., Mobile,
MchT warner Esq. President Mechanics Bank Baltimore
nA7l-iy
. mONt, THF LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL -.
sortent various styles OF Portraure executed By o.
W. MINNIE at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery ". main
Street Richmond be found Licensees Of the following
e Known and gushed gentlemen all OF which bear tes
n the skill OF the Artists employed,
ana The we'll earned reputation OF his Gallery:
EIt9ov. WISE Hon hr Orr, u u,
Lieut. Gov. Jackson, yno. r. Thompson, Lsqp
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Kew Mr.. Red,
Hon Jas. Lyons evMr Peterkin
"a i CaskIe, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LomaIJ Rev. Mr.. Minegerods,
TYLER Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. L. Burrows,
ob.s Bruce ESQ.,, Rev J. T. Edwards,
Gen. VIM Walker, Rev. Mr.. seeey,
Capt. Jos Myers Kew. NJ. fetersons
Rev Mr. Jeter, Rev. Mr.. Keper,
Rev w A. smith, Rev Mr.. Wilmer,
The Mr. Dibrell me late Judge Butler, o.,
The late Judge oopton, The late Edgar A Poe,
Rev Mr. Boggs Rev Mr.. schrgiey,
Dupca copies all the above for and every sye OF
executed from life copied from small pictures And
warranted 10 please. maSO
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- No Advertisement 70 pc on.ielee ~ sle 49, ~
1FecH t.e parties - ., q. .,..t,.4 MN.
~, f s71s be continued until ordered cut and pas mem
ssacted accordingly. - 4.--,.-iiry
- gr.r Ala ACCOMPLISHMENTS avoid any nsnni
,,trru lot che Annual Advertisers 10 IS propsr 10
..tH- grs only extends Co thsir Immediate ~ a.
EUatr. La.aI aat al other Advertisements SEM % ~ W
additional charge and un sr-isfIon .,.,.. -,t a, h.
20 estate and General Agents AZ s-h,sc.
-srftrJ ttc year, but to bc charged Al .'' 1
s..r discounts "a shall agreed upaH- .,a
- r,.ss-. u5 ye,rI, advertisers, generally enc A-n
a. s-e spr.--s Win thc privilege OF clArst .- ~, ,t
,.t-.y .yers-a ir any seek insert ''., m ,rr.
ssresf upou as u.t standing rule ln-r' -.y ,..
49, sr-t ,r-.lrt charged H tnt usual ,t
.....f , fI- S.ri-W-tkly Wills AZ 10 oen'
.r.-- b.. Dr. tre irst Insertion and 90 ctaN
p U.s.. ....-.'-4,-et 1r r. weekly, : = ceuis-
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, -e1yalSAT PRINCIPAL HUrELN

Marine NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND, april ..
siaa wLIxR WEDNESDAY, ~ o'cIooEsuS RsEs oS' Skrs "
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown Parrish New York, mde and PasSeng'
steamer george Peabody Prehard Baltimore mdse and pas
Steamship CITY Of Richmond MITCHELL Philadelphia, md'e and
passengers, C. +. Cardoza ~. a. r.,
Bark Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, Ko via bSi'o' Hou'' WIZ
shaw 4 Co.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TRIMS:
Dan, PAYER rs per Annur soul Wesky % 70 a.
u.vs Ia advance Rsutancea nay DC uaAls ~ - !.
In a eases where evidence taken on VIC u'Ps' VI
.ttcrin re Post once containing money
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-02
f11aier Kebert llneerfen.

Wajrr q tt@nbrrIon Der jfBt
ben Wi6ttsen 9olsn sireo SefstIstutsrs Dor
5crt Sumpter btfleibst, wurte i'm SepE. 1910
in &tntud9 astprn uno trat, nuhbsm sr In trr
WilitdrsQfahsmis gu spefspOint NIT Nus3ei6
nune aubirt totte, 1926 ale Jrsiter lieutenant
In baS 2. grttIrrs'R Reement elm. Sm Sabre
1882 funsirte fr oGS prcVi1Urlhr @snrraIn,
lpeftpr Der o9QinCIS. gUIuntserS" i'm fCgenann'
ten >, 9Ind 6awF Srtess." in rpsIaem aud a6s
einCpln ere Gaptainifelf bsElibste. 5m Satr
1888 wuNs 9inbsrIOn gum VrsmtsrIirutsnant
prpmottrt 1888 mar or SnIpettcr unb Qrt.
rer an rsr erpdBntsn Mititir.Ntabsms. Gr
'parb bdnn Nejutart tFS General ScOtt unb sr.
birIt wrBm fsiner Sapfsrfett unb srfclsrsitsn
0aituns i'm arsss ssssn bic 5lcriNa' 9nbtans
Gin GnpItdns YatsHt. Sm Sabre 1847 nabm
CT an br Srlaanuns BON 9sra Cru, 3Gstl uur
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lie. pmbs aud tsi bsm gnsriTt auf 81 Wulino
bel Rsp f6psr pTwunbst unb 1857 gum WatUr
i'm tilsn @rtilIsrts 8esimsrt bsf6rbrt, tpsl6sn
Nang CT nod jrBt trtIsett.
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9inbrutS srbsutst riro. Der 0slammtbslral
rsr aufgtfanpmn 9sSsnfanNs wrO uuf Sl7,00C
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gCrlsbts DU6e, in WsiIsnture 9aunftp, al
Den GClssn enss Sales, 5r. @tbeUn $ /.
Sc n, Gin Gtnmpbner Spn 9cpttG 5aunfftp, II
etnsm Utter BON etipa so S1trsn. Da mir &c:
rt6tst wcrbsn unc. als Isisn be,dsli6 auf blrIsr
5Orfsfaa psr16iebene @srd6tt i'm llmlauf BIZ
oteleidt su nod elmer writsrsn tlntsrfu6uns lei
ten ttnnten 70 snttaItsn mir uns fiji tsuts, mst
raYcn ju Id9Fn.
9lm 22lsn Tsremtsr, In Gafcn, 81 arp
Gtraottin Oss 8t6tsrs 0sUrge Strtn
unp SUttsr beS Srn. George Saterader, ppn bic
fer Staot, In sinem Nltsr ron stpa 80 Sabrn
9lm 22len December, In Shnsdspfqe, 4e6,
Gauntp, Sr. DantrG 9 6ne6, In einen
Altir pom stwa 60 Satrsn.
gm 28fsn Dsesmter, In birlsr Stabt, 6r
5rGnctS 8tQ9etmtr In tfnsm 2lItsr prl
etpd g. SdbrGn.
gm 26lrn December. IN Wnralarny Saun
i&tp, Ssrts GauntY, GIiiatstb S6pOper, gBitt
ps peS weilanO psriUrbenn @briRian S6WCYsr
in 9rrm 83lsn getensia6re.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-02
Eie tlJunefpCrre.

Der Nsr.sjcrItT ,Stinstr" ttri6tst JVIsn.
SsS ;--&int iun8e Dame trat unIdngl nit ben,
5uBt In enfn rpltGsn NaSrl. Die GOIssn ta'
OSn wdrsu taB iic tfn ,,epdiap" in rnsm fold
RarTn &jrOpr tsEam, ra6 ft bic bsbanNsIntsn
OottCrsn iGE Ssrlcrsn tieltsu. Cine Olts Ote.
nerin natm is ateplnn in 8i6nneluna unO III.
rrts baS lletsI oai foIgsnte @riis: Sis lsett
,erlUbsns Runfflrttcnnar,'G auf bic gBunre uni
rneuttte eas 8sriabrsn, 70 eft Die MaTs trpdsr
paTb. Sin iulh rinfahss uno ttlises Seilmtttsl
iOIIts bsrta6tit psrbCu, trfOnprr6 td uns, nC
iotts 5dls biufS vpEIommrn uub meilrns mil
rnsm I4udiiten Eco rnbiasn.