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NIAsTERs sALE.-In pursnanee of /

N decretal order issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in which
A. 8. Parke is plaintiff, and Benajah Barker, et
al defendants, to me directed, 1 shall expose for
sale at the door Of the Court House, in the city Of
Cleveland, in said county, on the 18th day Of
December, 1862, at o'clock P. n Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements Piece
Of land, No. l, situate in the township Of New
burg, beingn mber ! in the 18th range Of town
ships, which is also in the county Of Cuyahogs,
State of Ohio, and is known and described as fol-
lows, VIZ: Sub lot number seven, "a containing
7s-lOO acres ofland also sub lot number eight,
(s) containing acres Of land IN original lots
numbers 33l and S32. Reference is hereby made
70 Cuyahoga county records Dook W. page III ;
also another piece Of land in said Newburgh
township, beng l2z acres Of land and known as
the northwest part OF original lot 329, described
as follows beginning nearly in the centre of the
north end Of said lot 800, thence running south
chains 81 links to stake nearly in the center Of
the high ridge between the two ravmes, thence
south s6o west chains and links; thence north
SO west chains 65 links, thence south 79o west
chains % links to a beech tree inches IN dame
ter, thence north So west chains y links to
stake in the center Of the west end Of said ridge,
thence north 70 east chains "a links TO q stone
standing in the northwest corner Of said lot,
number 329, thence north s91{9 east, u chains
and At links to the place Of beginning Ap-
praised at S6,5OO
Also, the following tracts or lots ofIand situate
in the city Of Cleveland, State Of Ohio, known
and described as follows being lots number 26,
p, in Barker and Stedman's allotment, of part Of
ten acre lots number AZ and 43, as recorded in
volume Of maps, page 5, Cuyahoga county re-
cords, be the same more or less, but subject to
all legal highways. Appraised at $1,000.
Also, the following tracts oflots Of land situate
in the city of Cleveland, State Of Ohio, known and
described as follows being lots number % and
% in Barker and Stedman's allotment, of part Of
ten acre lots number AZ aud 43, as recorded in
volume ofmaps, page 5, Cuyahoga county re-
all legal highways. Appraised at 5000.
VIZ. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
JoHN FRIEND, Plaintiffs Attorney novl94ls
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And, further, there is now a distinct
branch Of this squadron that will aid in
the great work without distraction, as on
former occasions, when it was separate
and Independent command. l allude to
the ram feet. These rams have done much
good service in the past. Now that they
are placed in their proper sphere, they
will accomplish vastly more, having com
petent head, qualified to direct them in the
movements for which they were intended.
The rams will probably find no vessel of
the enemy TO fight against; but, as they
all carry guns, they will materially in
crease the aggregate of the metal of the
squadron, and, being fully protected
against rife balls, and, to some extent
against heavy ordnance, they will come
into play in a number of ways.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-11

When Admiral Porter was first assigned
to this station, he suggested to the Presi-
dent the expedieney of organizing a Naval
Brigade to operate at all times directly
with the squadron, to some extent perform
ing the duties of Marine Corps. The
suggestion met the approval of the Presi-
dent and, Col. Elicit being q military
man and better acquainted with the or
ganization of a military force, the duty of
enlisting this brigade was assigned to him.
The Brigade is to consist of regiment of
infantry, a squadron of cavalry, and a
field battery. When organized it will re-
main under the immediate command of
Col. Elicit, though subject to the general
order of the Admiral A transport is be-
ing fitted up at st. Louis expressly for its
accommodation. On this it will have its
quarters, and will be transported from
place to place. 1t will be really the
most agreeable and pleasant arm of the SER
vice in which young men can enlist They
will never be subjected to long marches !;
will always have warm, dry and comforta-
BILE quarters, with good rations and medi-
cal attendance; and, when called upon to
nght9 Will aIWHys DC of ~ -tara4 4antion
Of the powerful batteries of the gunboats.
Recruiting Offices, understand, are now
open in the principal western cities for
this brigade.
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To all this must be added the mortar
feet1-no mean appendage of the Missis-
sippi squadron-whosem monstrous thirteen
inch mOrtars have already done a very
considerable deal of blowing in the sacred
soil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-11

A FkIEhO. n EEED-FEY IT. rf
Dr.. sWest'8 INFALLIBLEL LINIAIENT q prepare.
IRON the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of oonnsctout
the great bone sesseE and has been ued in his prao
oe Tor the LAST twenty years with tbs mo5t aston-h
ing success As an external remedy ft ia without 4
rival and vii alleviate pain mora speedily than EnT
other preparation. For all RhoumGtic and Nsrvonr
D1sorder1 Il e truly iniaba, aud a. Curative ~
5orq95 wounds spratnss Ar1ises, &C., its soothing
neallng and powerful strtn gthening nrObeuIife4 ~
cite the Just wonder and astonshment OF an Who hS-s
syer given i trial. OEor four hundred csrtiacsfs
q remafkable cures performed By Il within the aIi
Two years. attest to this fact. Strong ArTn7fro1g
AGENTS for Uleyaland. dscl0aitsoUdlu.R55
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LOST, WANTS & FOUND.

HORSES WANTED.-ONE Hun
dIaIeIg for the 10Th Battery 0. V. ARTILLERY. They
must be rom 10 to I6 hands high and Of dark color.
nd-Apply at captain Smithnight's Headquarters,
20 Battery o. V. A. Camp Cleveland, Cleveland, D.
dec4s2iO NORMAN FULLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-11

Col. Bliss is to go to COrinth as an agent
to receive aIIotments of Ohio o-soldisss--
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DIED.

the heart, JAMES Z FISK, formerly Of Bedford,
iged g years
II deah fMr. Fisk has cast gloom over large
circle OF lelativel and personal friends. He was
man Of remarkable smsbility Of temper, and so
kindly disposed to all, that it only necessary TO
know him to love him. Hisremains we're taken in
charge BY the Odd Fellow Ct Bedford Of which Soc:-
ciety he was an honored member, and the large at
tendance at hs funeral fully testified TO bis worth as
friend, a companion and citizen. ICoH.
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In order to promote the efficiency Of the
squadron, the Admiral has purchased the
large steamer New Uncle Sam, which is
now rapidly undergoing alterations and
repairs, preparatory for use as practice
ship. The Admiral will have his own quar-
ters on the New Uncle Sam, aud will give
his personal attention to the training of
these officers and men. In this duty he
will be assisted by a competent corps of
thoroughly educated naval officers.
The vessel is being fitted to ac-
commodate from four to five hund-
red officers and men. Every atten-
ton is paid in fitting her up, to providing
for the comfort of the men, and at the same
time to the preservation of the strict disci-
pline Of the navy. A single particular in
her construction must single out for mem
ton, which is an admirable and well-vent-
Hated hospital suited to the comfortable
accommodation of from fifty to seventy-fve
patients. Double that number can be ac-
cOmodated if necessary. The vessel will
carry large battery of heavy guns, so
that the training of the men shall be ex-
tended to all the duties they may be called
upon to perform in any service. The Ad-
miral will have his quarters on this ves-
sci, but, on going into action, will doubt
less shift his flag temporarily to some of
the iron-clads.
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10 ConsnmptiYes-
AIN GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

EaAA aAsA VI u A4A1AALlnAs
These arc no times for anything but facts. And
length fact Il known In medicine; IL is thfs-tha
pain is relieved and disease cured By
PUBGATIOH WITH BRANDRETHs PILL6.
This is Is much fact in medicine As that the n,
net is fact in navigation or that gravity is = faos
astronomy, that light Is but heat raEiiOd, b
which piece Of glass condenss into heat sgsin
But ths great faet Of the present day is that
BRANDRETHS PILLS
invariably opon the bowels, and that all the humor
which cause pain are controlled By natural Shnity
this GREAr MEDICINE
IMPORTANT To- THOSE LIVING IN EEVEB AHA
AGUE DISTRIOTs.
Mr.. John Pndney, Springfield, Union County, Nv
Jsrsy has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pia
for fifteen years IN his family, and for all his handa
in which tias these Pills have cured them Of REious
affections, Headache, Rheumatism, Fever and Agus,
Measles, WhooDing Cough, and In fact all the e8eas-
g 10 which large family Il occasionally sub ct. BE
says he has never known them to iafl and VII b
pleased to giva his testimony IS an tines IN favor q
Brandreth's PiIla
lsigned JOHN PUDHEH,
Springfield, Union Co., n. J..
AN enquiries Immediately answered b. addraaslzY
Or. Brandrsth, New York.
- New style Of Brandrcth Pills at the sole assnGy
2lg gUuarfor
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LEGAL NOTICES.

John W. MCDONALD IS HERE
- BY notified that on the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1862 Cecilia s. Mcdonald fled In the ufice Of
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahO-
ga county, Ohio her petition against him for Divorce
al eging causes Il erefor 'Gross Neglect Of Duty
and Wiiful Absence for Three Years " said cause
will be for hearing at the February term, A. D. 1863
Of said Court. PALMER 4 DENNIS,
dec2.422 ATTORNEYS tnr Plaintiff.
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ConvaIeseent Soldiers at washington.
7, The noDvalaucaDt Camn naar Wash.

Convalescent Soldiers at Washington.
In the Oonvsleseent Camp near Wash
ington, there are now from 1900 to $1,000
soldiers, only partially recovered from
wounds and disease. For this number there
have hitherto been but fee Surgeons. One
man was frozen to death there on Sunday
night last. This disgraceful state of af-
fairs having been brought to the notice Of
some members Of Congress, they succeeded
in having twelve more Surgeons sent
there, and in having 1000 of the patients
sent to the hospital. Many Of these troops
are from the West, and the people will not
hear With patience Of ftheir being neglected.
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Rivals FoR POPULAR APPLAUSE.

In addition to these, there will be som e
new ironsides that have never yet tried
their strength in an engagement of an y
kind. There is the Chillicothe, Indianola,
and several others of the new pattern of
pete with the old vessels in the glory of
opening the Mississippi. As these will be
total strangers to the enemy, it would be
manifestly unwise and improper to allude
TO the number of them or the guns they
will carry. Let it suffice to say, they will
tell their own story in proper time. Some
of them are experiments in naval architec-
ture, and their qualities are to be tested.
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SOME SMALL FRY.

Then, too, there will be perfect swarm
of another class of gunboats, not expected
to be very efficient in a close engagement
with heavy batteries, but which will have
an important part to perform, exactly
adapted to their abilities, which will, in its
way, be quite as effective as the work of
the heavier class of boats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-11

The Mississippi ExpedifiOn---The Gun
boats, N lOrtRr Boats, Ram Fleet, Practice
Ship and Naval Brigade.
Especial Correspondence to the Chicago Times.
CArRo, December 3.
The Navy will bear conspicuous part
in this campaign st the former siege of
Vicksburg, it will be remembered, two
powerful fleets united in assailing the
place. Farragut's feet is now engaged
elsewhere, and were it disengaged, it
would fad it no easy matter to get up to
Vieksburg both on account of the rebel
batteries that would oppose its passage,
and the shallow stage fthe water. There
viii, therefore, be but the one feet-that
Of Admiral Porter-to undertake the re-
duetion Of these batteries.
That one feet is now in fighting trim
throughout Those old favorite gunbOats,
that have done SO much valiant work and
won SO much glory at Fort Henry, Fort
Donelson, Island No. TO- Fort Pillow,
Memphis, and other places-the Benton,
Baron Kalb (St. LOUIS Cairo, Caronde-
let, Cincinnati, Louisville, Mound City
and Pittsburg-will be all on hand, i'm
proved in some respects to an extent that
will astonish the good people of Vicksburg
when they hear their. thunders and feel
once more the weight of their metal. Then
those old pioneers of the Western Flotilla
the Tyler, Conestoga and Lexington
will have some Z" long taw" lingering in
the pie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-11

Gold was quoted in the Richmond mar
kst few days since at $3.50, which, says
the Richmond Whig, Wus q ''deeIine of 20
per cent
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LOOKING GLASSES & FRAMES.

T OOKING GLASSES.--ORNA-
ii MENTAL Gilt Pier, MAntoI and Oval Framed
Mirrors. Plain Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany
Framed Glasses, at SARGEANTiS,
.may2f.R12 gI3 Marble Hlork
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Ein fl,warscr Dcrritbcr.

Die g. 9Jcrf Shines entbatt folocnoe
tele9ropbiIbe MlittbeiIun9 aus @aib
inoton:
u0cr @unoar3t S ore pom orittcn
Nelp ,SN feps3roimPnte 1T weaen Soob.
perratDe6 Uertdfttt woroen. Ser Sbat.
bCitauO III fol0enoer Sci oer 8elib.
nabme BON Wonona6 burtb unIere Srups
pen, fono Elm Sftijier i'm 3eltt cine6 Sc.
bsllen @eneroI6 ein popier folaenoen
SnDalt6. - 0enout Seribte iiber Die
St6rfe mo 2ufitelIun9 Der g(rmpe, aus
treien StGfen ertbeilt bon @unbaut
9ore pom 3. Ntp'Seriep: :8eaimentr. -
0a6 papicr cntbdlt ferncr Die Mittbei.
lung, ooB oas 9tetrutiren i'm 9oroen aus
9elpiclt babe, oaB Ole Smoe6ormee ims
mer Itmabcr rperoe, oa feline Reeruten
ju b1ben ieien; odB Die Sruppen in Sc.
nerdl Nsarnep'6 brigade, IN melber Der
OoFtcr 9cbort, 10 uno 70 ftorf iripn uno
oa uno oa licAen. DieIe6 OoPument
ipuroe nob Walbin1ton 8eIbicet uno Die
Serboftun9 oe6 Soetor6 UerfGot. IS
ltellt itb berau6, Dap ser 0oftcr Iib ,ur
N19Bcit b0uft8 aus Dem Eager Itlib,
melitenS ollein, manbmol ober in 8colei
tun9 Ginger Soloatsn bon oenen er ics
oesmol etpa pelbe uerlor. SIN Sftobcr
perlcr ct 3 Wonu uno nobm oann am
ndtblten Sage cine observation-disclosures,
INN oeren Gei1en ouf;ufinoen. lin oie7e
3eit marc oen GebSllcn obi9e Wittbei:
lung 9emabt. Sore prablte bel Isiner
TUdfebr itet6, Dap CT Die 9tebetlen an9e.
lC0cn babe. Gr mar 70 oft abmefeno,
oaB er isine amtspflid>t pernabldIi9te
uno Sberit Saptor &Ia9en 9e9en Jpn ein=
reidtt, oa man ibon, beuor obi95 Oofu'
ment auf9efunoen pur6e, Seroobt 9caen
ibn bate, Dap Ct nit Den Rebellen Der
febre, me6balb er in feinem 3elte unter
Nrreit 9eiteut wuroe. Sore reiionirte
uno lpuroe oann oIS 9efan9ener nd6
8aibin9tcn ob9cfdbrt, 100 er iib ieet
beftnoct.
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pom wefcn.

= y age, |. Qpril. Sn Cairo tpo:
rem Menpbi5 Sldtter pom 81. uno Gin
9barlelton Wereurp pom %. ein9etrof.
fen.
uprefibent OapiS bat Der 9ebeimen
Slsun9 oe6 GonoreBes Den Ratb ertbeilt,
Dap Die bon Der 9Dlnfre &e9ierun9 auf
parole entloiIenen 8efan9enen ibres 81:
oe6 entbunoen weroen uno Die Grtoubnie
erbalten iollten, an Dem beuorltcbenoen
Sample tbeilJunebmen, in Nusdbuna Dec
Ser9eItun9srCbt6 9e9eniiber Dem BON
slnccln in Der Nu5lprbielun9 bon Sc
tan9enen benielenen infamen uno rid
lltDt5loien Observation-Disclosures"
IS iperocn I'M SGoen SerIucbs oe.
ma6t, Sruppen burCb @onfcription aus.
jubeben. Goitoren uno SeBer Iollen pom
MI!itdroieni 4 auBer in loco aus9encmmen
leiu.
DaS 9tepzSrleans Delta faot in Se:
iu9 ouf Die BON Capt. Heeder in Ser:
tDelol9un0 elmer Sotterie ju SnIel SEQ.
10 an ben Sag 9elc8te SapferFeit ,Gine
eln3l9e Satterie bat biSber bic 9anje
Wubt oe6 SomboCoement5 ousgebalten,
ole S0oerdlen &anonenboote 3uriifae.
trleben iIno Gins oerlelben in uerfrGppel;
ten 3uitano perieet, 70 Dap es nob Cairo
jllm 3pet Der &eparatur ab9eben muB.
San Dorm uno Self. SbOmpion fam.
mrln cine beoeutenbe Streitma6t in go
cabonte6, 2(rf., ebe iie einen Nn9riff Quf
Sen. Qope in Nep- -Woerio MAIDEN.
uNuf Der SnIel go. 10 wuroe bis ,un,
WIttWo0 fein Sb1oen an9eribtet, obcr
Ole GonfooerirtN bobrten 3lpei 8unoe6z
&anonenboote III Den @runo.
uOit QSerfe Bel Sort Qiqon fino voI.
lenoet. Sen. Yope baut Slabboote in
gteip Wtaorio, m feline Sruppcn nad,
SenncIiee t6erjuiceen.
nSn MiiiiIippi bdufen bic pFanjer
lgre S1umwolle auf, um iie leibt in
Sr9no itefen ju f0nnen.
Sine Oepelbc aus HCp.Srtran6 BON
2G. Mdr3 mcIoet, Der Gonf0oerirte Dam.
pier uSanoerbilt" 1ei nit alien an 3ore
betlnolIben perfoncn ouf bcber See un.
ter3e9on9sn.
Sn 8ttrabt be6 @1onoels an Slei
! lblG9t Der Wcmpbis ,.Qppcol" Dor, oit
s9efleIoun0 Der Sbeefiiten in &u9eln gu
0leBen.
Die 9ooies BON Gbarleiton opfern ib.
rem Supelenibmuf, ltbren, iilbcrne G0f.
fel uno 9elo gum Sau cine6 Sanonen:
boctes.
9os &anonrnboct ,,Goncfto9a" Fan
beute Nbeno BON Der Snlel 9to. 10 biel
an ober meloet Don bort feline QenoprunQ
Die MIorier feutrn ieoe balbe Stun6e
ober crDolten Feline l(ntmort.
Die 0eltarn in Union Gitp crbeutett
Nebcllen pOit entbielt 8riefe pcn &c:
beuentruppen ouf Der SnIel $50. 10, no.
rim ole oorti9en SruYpen ols cntmutbiet
9el0ilccrt weroen.
S0eute famen 40 biz so GebellenzSol:
oaten nab 6idman, lieferten ibre 8af:
| fen aus uno erfldrten ibren @unib, Den
Sio Der Sreue 3u leiiten mo i'm Unions:
beere ju oienen. IS wlr Elm She'll oel
0eltern aus Union GitD entlobenen &e.
belen. 0ieielbcn brin9en Die Na1ribt
Dap cine oroBe Wen9e ibrer Glmeracen
ltD ebCnf1lls er0eben mobten.
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SpGtcr Uom JGrtegsGC6 GC6aup(nt5e.
8pmbarbrmrnt Der Sn1rl SO. 10.
ScaurcSoro GbrrfHSc!t uno sum Rifs
3ua 0c3punacn.
Son GSprt 9Sula5fi.
8ombarocmcnt Der SnIel $50. 10.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der Smell 9o. 10.
Cairo. 5. Nprit. Die 16uimmrnoe Bat.
tsre Der 9iebsQen il grilsrn Ntsnp pur4 pas 5eusr
unIrer &ancnrnbcpte gang untrduhbar grmaft.
@inr Bonnie bnt birett In Die Sattsrie 9ctrofftn
uno beim GrplC6rrn 3 Wdun sel6otst unO tit
9at!crie 70 3Git5't, ea6 lie 8esen prn 6u6 ter
9nitl that sdtOmmsr III,
IaS Reimbursement III 0elern mttr tbIIig
unO Uoa 8rrbr Birfunl 9ewsisn.
Gin esltcrn g6rno Scn girp Niaorib an9sfcms
mrnrr YCte bsrihtet, bab Die 8sbsarn point
9leaIant esBsniiter gelen Qtsno zine SaltsIie
sriGtrt mp brute MOrgrn Elm brItiesS 5eurr auf
unists gGerfe rtGfnst 9atten. DtfIs Sattsris
wurpe jerp6 talp burA unIers &anpnen Su1am'
men gsI6oien uno sin gGlarsnbauS am &sntudp
llier purpe brh unIcrs SOmben IN 8ranb es'
IGotn unb beiisn Snbalt tw6 bic 5tammrn
perSebrt.
gcn unITU Stite TnO feline llnslddsfdas Be-
rittet. BON bsn Hetellm linO Sielr sstTptst unN
vrruncst, jeprh it psrtn Serluf nI&t bstannt,
Scoure9oro uterflu9elt unb gum 8GCt.
ju9e 9eibwun8en.
Nsu.gJOrf 5. gprIt. DaS titase Sour.
nal gRcrlO" tnidtst in rIrem Grtrd, baB pd.
pIl'vAtRItpItH NNe pIlNNllpptllllptE ptIluBpuECI
GusIe in Nsu 9jCrf GngttOmmrn lno, wate
mslprn, ro6 0raursgarb In Der Srtlma. psld,e
feline 9ls6elsn Nrmee in Der Nd9r pon Gcrtnib
rnaenpmmen, ttsrfIjiBslt unb 9s;wunssn woren
H. iit iurtd,u,ieben mO rtsnlO, eab sin aarfcS
Corps Scr. ct. GruPpsn 5UiI4sn Dem SenNt
unb Der Start MsnpbjS, nidt pst bonn WiIfI.
iippi auf9'Ieat III unb baB nuf ritIs 'gEsiis Der
armee ScaurrgaroS tte SrEbinbuns unO Der Hid'
3ug ateef6nittrn fnb.
@ldnjcnre glaHrihtsn aus Der @fasub tSnn:n
in sjnsm Cber ,rsi Sagsn erpartet mrrpsn, Iist
Die rNcrlO" tirju.
2(n9rif auf Sort pula6t.
NsusgUrt, 5. 9IprH. Dns transport.
lfif Supply IN bier beutc Na2mtttag pom 0dr.
fam Sunrs pOm 90 Mdrj anssfcmmen unS ts.
Httst, rab Die Ger. ct. 9atterisn am ufsr alle
fsrtia unb bersit parrn, brn Nnsriff auf Sort gu.
lasfi 3u tc8irnsn, oIS Der ,,Supplp" atIutr unt
trt pr 9baIiaGr, bae, bic MlrnI&aft ouf psr
jJatrt am 80. Nar3 in Der Iatuns iartsS 6su.
un SCbTrt, untnlie9t es tsinem 3wsifd, SaB pae
Srmtarremrnt ts9Cnnen BOT.
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DerIulf ourd) ,Seucr.

0uth oen Srono pon 6ausm' St
tel, in &eocing, >puroen fcl9enoe Serll
ite peruriatb;
0r. 6au5um perlcr an Iie9enosm I'LL
peri0nli,bem Gi9entbum $4,000; 8
Wclop Gncompmcnt, an 6e9allen etI
$S5C; Heooin9 Hopal 2(rb @bapt|
5000; Gbanolrr 2cae $50. 227, s sod
9tcacin9 ec9t go. 62, $500; uno ,
0rrtn Mluu unb Gompaanie $25.
orn. 6au5um'6 &crIuit 1T uolIio ou>
SCriitbcrun9 0eoettt; sbtnio Der Der Re
Ding 0o8c uno Der 0crren Mull II. @om
Die llcbri0en baben ibre Serluite fel
III trdAcn. Mon permutbet, cap D
6cuer in Cinem &crSimmcr Der Srcimo
rcr Soalle, no Die NcQdlicn Uertpobrt NJ
ocn, entltanocn mar unO ilb bon B
Uter ocn 91njcn bintern Sbeil oeS 9
b1uce6 perbrcitct bate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-09
piS Don Ger GCbrnefdbisfcit Ser gier
fidl 3u iIhcrAculen.

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1T itt6 perlcreuc Qrteit, Gier onjuieeen,
Die Fcine Qcbenef0biofcit beiieen. &or
tini9en SoDren mar ib ftet6 QlGfli6 70
oiCle Sun8cn Su befcmmcn ol6 icb @ier
an9citet bate. ltnNcfdbr in Der 3reiten
M0cbe pe6 MGrj wdblte id friibe Gier
mitttsrcr 9r5be, m0 icete mc9libit picle
6Ubntr sur n6mlitb 3tit an. gto6 brei
So9cn unteriud)tt ib Die Gier Su 9todt
nit cincm 9itts; oieieni9eu, rpprin oos
\0uDntbtn iib bjloCt, eribeinen ounfel,
Die, NORM Die gebrnifraft erlolben 1T,
iebtn 10 beu aus, lrie 3uuor. Sleielben
cntfsrne man, "a iie nidbt ore0cbritet
Toerpcn, lit igCotb ncCb fir oen Serbrau6
ei0ncn. NRon brin0t Die 9uten Gier pcn
tinem Ncfte gum onoern, INN ben Qb9on9
ju CrieBtn; itatt Der wee9cnommenen
9iet man frilbe @icr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-09
2!uo t7cp .t1IcriFo. Sort Union.

ct. 9oui6, 3 2(pril. Ntob Der Cor.
reIponoenS oc6 Republican mar Sberf
Slou9b'6 acknowledgement Dor S Gaoen
bel Sort Union onoefommeu. IS jGblt
$50 Wonn uno Die itretbare Mabt be.
Wd8t nun 1900 Wonn. Die WonnIbaft
1T ouf 3 WoEate nit 2(llem uerIeben.
Dieie6 Sort 1T oa6 itdrfi1s an Der mffs
liden 8reniP.
9tatb ocn leetcn 0tabridteu lpar Sberli
6onbp nocb in Sort Groi9 einNcibloiTen,
uno Die Geroner, 24OO Wann Farf, fun,
oen NIT 30 @eibGeen bel Albuquerque.
2(noere 8eriCbte io9en, Dap Die Rebellcn=
oberiten SteeIe unb SaDlcr nit $500
Scranern 9e9en oieit6 Sort porrd6tn.
Die Geroner balten Santa Sc beicgt
no lie cine proviioriibt Re9icrun9 er=
ribtct baben unter Sol. peibam.
Wl1n miro no m09li1 1oem Sberit Sun.
by bcIfcn uno babel Santa Sc uno 2(tbus
qucrque picoer 3u 9elpinnen iuben.