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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

sr-crsIsnsc ~ erae- ol Mai ten
y-.-e. ,suIu,s .ommand 90. Cincinnati. Co.
,--. mi Newport. I, is bur taIr 70 INFORM
M .zere hat n -CcITe. dating Ana power
rs!2v threatens hem witt zyeTy eonse-
r.n.e va. Yet The o:Jies must r. ieteau-
Ha inhabitants ISIS, II ne preDarl.-
on
1-y; . 1us.le-s must % ,sispenleu at 1Iue
Jaes .,-.-v. 1yer- business house inust IT
.oalg second. Under the direction u 5cC
Iaycr. ne citizens must, WITHIN The l0ur alter
ne .uspe.s son u business. assemble N cunven-
n. ruU..c aces re,IQT or orders ana rs SOON
.7us-.r IT, -1ev 5lll then ne assigned 70 their
7c:k.
hi, 4Uo- ought u De one al IuYe. ana tie
-uerss zneu trusts anu believes THAT I 4, Ill be
NV 4Jw I must be done. The willing
7s. e promptly ,-edited. The unwilling
-oautv Visited. The principle adopted 70
..ens u -he abor. lnd soldiers 'or the battle.
Is-..4I aw 5 hereby proclaimed 4 The three
me. lu.ii nev can Nc relieved ~ the nitar7
ne r'ancIIoUs Of tne proclamation will be
Zsc4tea y Inc police
Thlra errv oats viii ease niving the river
A;sr lock Il The morning until further Or
MAlor General Commanding
ycoru2uce with .he 9rociaIna OF Ma
II enera Wallace I eve the pub lc notice that
70 5o.ce Gree viii until further orders &c. as
. Provost liuaru and order and enloiu upon
i. .uul :g"Zens % JOev hem.
INV ilsre@uru Of ne orders rum the Geuera4
omn4L4lIs nrouga he police will be enforced
.-,ct.;.
>.-neal l1koRGK HATCu. Mayor
tIsDurAETERs UNITED STATES Forces
Cincinnati Sept. =. 1862.
I~v-r Jrdsr W l. Ali places n the a.
+. .u4nnau Covng.on anu Newport
v-eta .4uors i INV iInd are solo. must 5e
use i. ..ock ms morning, anu all soIGiers
.is 4...c-5u Iu0u 4uv refusal u allure to ,1ey
Els .-=- 70 seize the stock on hand thar 4,
4s7 g y-L9ca1e1 .us anltary purposes.
3v IQer d Mai. Gen. L-wl- y lilac.
sizn5dl Il ELsroN. JR.
= D. G., .nd Chief u 9sah.
sl.Ss4rI. >err. >. PARIS, 4. vas syat-
.. ass i. Ll.. Jur -rools a.iIng 1acA =.
1.- -v:- y .liace las 1een ansl-et a.
.-,. Il -4Nlng preparations or me protection
5-.--aEL.II4. sept. :. The " Wheeling Press
2 IL Ara -sued N Sunday. las ne following
l:s.--e1-c
5ugznaunon. Western virginia. mas Jeen "a
.eL -eD-l cavalry. under = lInoden and
.-ttf~. here i. trs4 a alarm IL { =, TksDury
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

Aearnev division -rmain-d ta che 4..I .iil II
. clock. IN sunday some smell -yrrr .n-owa MO
ihe enemy YUt 10 RESPONSE va nld-.
Tins morning sight skIrnisn COX place in
tTen. heaFney division In che recent battle
Ien Hatch VS. yOGnued slightly. : bail pene-
-ratiE- TIE 1rin and .,o4v Of MS teit nat ial-
-eurl the skui.
Tie dead were au< r-r,v-i. ana the wounded
removed JO-ay .ru.a 5ue axe scene Of conflict
inter q dag 81 yruvr.
y AsHINGToN. sept. = tiens Kearnev ana
Stevens were killed IN = severe engagement
which -o0k pace asst evening uear CaantIllv.
about -wo niles north u Fairfax Court House
between = portion u 'IeH. PoD.s Irmv ana
Jackson forces. Our 0ss IS leavv 1ut tie
enemy Vas driven back i nlie, ana We ecu pied
the led II battle until three clock his norm
ng.
zen. Stevens vas killed with i MIME bail.
when uttered ais brain wnlie he was leading
AS men INTO action. bearing -he tolOrs IN MS
hand. me color sergeant having 1een slain. His
son. LctIng Is assistant adlutant IT The brigade
Commanded " his father. vas wounded.
zen. Philip Kelr2~y vas also killed asst
n5nI. lis p1dy va. AIKEN possession Dt by the
enemy. Ju: afterwards delivered INTO our lines
~ lag Of truce
Col. Fletcher Webster body. it s under
stood. Is being -!nDlimed tor transmission East.
Capt sweet vas not killed Is reported. 1ut
amt. >,need u the 18th ARTILLERY.
The Georgetown Seminary Hospital 5 aupro-
9rIated exclusively . sex lnd wounded officers
X the .rlny. The Manchester Relief assocla-
,!On. - well - similar pnes. arc doing good ser
wee u Attending % -ue sex. IND llner business
connected with Invalid spiders.
zen Mcclellan Oily nteccd upon The Iu-
hes assigned 70 nIm
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31.--aEL.Ht4, sept. ;. The Wheeling Press,
3 IL 1,rs .sued N sunday. las me IollowIng
-.s--el
5ugXuaunon. Western virginia. mas Jeen "a
el Y reD-I cavalry. under = IInoden ana
-14.1s. There : great alarm 1t Ll-Eksburs.
TIE -eoe!s are reported advancing against
.4:ssD4l-h.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

STATE OF VERNON. Warrington County Court
WARRINGTON COUNTY. as. March Term. ico1.
HORACE FIFIELD, AssumDsit a Iromissary 9ots
dated he 9Th day u November
" G HITE ana 965. signed by he defendants WITH
= H WALKER. their style of partnership II shaI
late FOR the Of s2eo payable to Plaintiff or bearer
on iernzna. Nth interest anpually.-Also he common
counts Assumpsi FOR WORK and Isbor goods 'ares aa
merchandise,
because he said Jthn II. Walker resides nut ot ihs
State and personal notice 4 he psndshGl
Of his su il ordered by said Court that ne ne notices
hereof BY publishing substance of said suit, ;oge5er
With this order three Teeeks succrssveY n ne DAILY
Green Mountain Freeman. = ne~sparer printed IN fent
heller n SAID Couu ~ Washington ne ast puaiica-
ion % be tEenty days before he next tsfu y
this Court e hsd Montpelier. within and Tor saIn
county u Washington he ID Tuesday Of 5eptemneE
A. d. ssa when viii ne deemed sufficient notice . a1
.,d Inhr H. Walker 70 appear aid and make
u HEh Hh"tohb' 1IsFA
3. !. FRENCH. Attorney FOR PaInEi1-
u,,,r.iisr august SIN ts62 it3r
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1EAsONED EI.G BOARDS AT
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
International Correspondence.

1t is not generally known remarks
the Richmond Dispatch, that by the
flag of truce WHICH leaves Norfolk,
almost daily for Fortress Monroe,
persons can communicate with the
North. Hundreds of letters are frc-
quertly carried in this manner: but
all are carefully examined both by
the Confederate and Federal officers.
To prevent the abuse Of this privilege
on the part of those who are Inclined
to fill twenty or thirty sheets of letter
paper, Gen. Huger has issued an or
der that hereafter no communication
viii be sent which covers lnur. than
an ordinary sized page. All reterance
to. political or military affair. must be
carctull V avoided, and an enclosure of
thee or five cents made 10 sccnre
transni ssion.. The outside address
Of the cpistlr should be "via Norfolk
and flag Of :rucc.' 1t would be well
for our readers to cut this out and pre-
serve it for reference
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
About the Manassas.

AS there was a report in our city
the other day, TO the effect that this
war vessel was aground below New
Orleans, and was being fired upon by
the Federals, who would likely get
possession of her, we extract the fol-
lowing particulars from the Picayune !:
" Everything went on swimmingly
until she was within two and half
miles from large war steamer, IL
bark, and a sloop-otrwar also lying at
anchor hear by. This was about 2
o'clock III the morning of the 1st. At
that point, and just as there was IL
brilliant prospect of a repitition of
the memorable night surprise upon
the blockading feet, the daring little
craft found herself aground, and with
in easy range of the enemy's guns
This was provoking enough. But
though the ram lay in that perilous;
position from 3 a. m, until p m., not
Il single vessel of any kind approach
led her, nor was q, single gun fired at
her by the enemy!
"Col. Duncan, in command of the
forts. sent down steamer with A
hundred and sixty men to assist the
Lieutenant, and the ram was under
way once more and returned to the
Quarantine Station to- COAL
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
NO DOUBT CORRECT.
A SECOND PARADISE

The follow;ny snicv latter e.. .a,
NOT torbs,r nuhi;sb;,n ., ~. .;,t. -.
havino the authors wrath fall ,,nor
orr ha,d Wa +,,,+ +1,o
l., f,.;,,l oe ,,v,.l g.. l :.
sent vii, NOT t,,in X IL ,t ~ F., H..
liberty We b,vs,,le, ;n .x;,.;,s- ,,,
,ic;tv 70 il for #; , ,rof,,,c+;on .,o.,
yare not a. reyardS its an,;o,,;t,, h,,
tho d;ction Our friend Saw. ..yro
a,nex.d * !, r.n]v 70 ,..,tsr of j.,
.cu;,v- sent hv ,u. do mot lro,v
what 70 make Of j. Wh., can ,..,,
make ,f itq-
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

EDIIOR AND PROPRIETOR.
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
tributions from our friends, in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters. relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
lshed, either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertaking,
who may hear of any local. or other
items, that will prove Of interest to
our readers, will favor us by handing
in the same at the Office Of the News.
In writing, be brief aud concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy COM
munications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Redpath, tie Abolitionist.-r.fhe
Richmond Examiner says the notori-
Gus Red Republican Abolitionist,
James edpath, has published card
recanting All his former revolutiona-
ry doctrines, which urged war to the
death against the stakeholder every
where. He says that he has become
convinced that, his teachings were
evil and viii, in future abstain from
political discussions, being impress
I'd with more humane view of the
duties of freemen to the enslaved.'
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Nasal MtelHgence.-says the Rich
mond Dispatch:
The G. S. war steamer JAMESTOWN
sailed from this port few days ago.
ana,is probably now in a convenient
position to aid her consort, the Pat
rick Henry, in any event that may
transpire. The gunboat Il Teazer. nov
Mt our whsrves, will Soon b e resd
for active operations.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Se1ni-Weelxly News


In conclusion. any one disposed
to look after his own interest and
gather all the loose dimes and hold on
to them. can certainly do well here
We would like you come and try
ito satisfy yourself. If you wisl
any further information, will be happy
to give it.
Yours with great respect.
Our friend we judge, has como
across '.jovia1," middle-agcd man
who is remarkably fond of jokes,
and probably amuSes himself by
"selling" folks, whenever he can get
an opportunity The description
given of the burg he resides in-a
second Edcn-we think II correct one
especially the resources of the place
and the great demand for fire e-water'
(wl,iskv). From the picture painted
we think the town viii lcon,pare favor,
ably with any Of the Ineancst towns
now inhabited.
Here is some intrrestin" intelli
wcnce from London, received by tn,
America
Busy Scene in tie Twcr of' Lou,7uu
The greatest activity prevailed
since Saturday last at the Tower OF
London. The whole of the work,nen
and lahorcrs employed in the various
departments there have been ensas-
ed from an early hour in the morn
ing until II late h"nr ut night, in pack
ing up firearms and every kind OF
articles necessary for active service
abroad.
On Sunday last the interior of the
ancient garrison presented an unusual
hustling appearance. i'll consequence
OF an order which had been received
from til. officials of the war Office to
prepare for the in,nediate transmission
Of 25,oOO stand of arms, which wer.
packed III boxes containing thirty
rifles each, with the usual adjuncts
The nen worked through the whole
of Sunday in packing, and the same
night eight barges were filled with
boxes, which We're conveyedto to Wool,
wich for shipment to Quebec, Canada
and other places.
On Monday evening a similar
amount Of arms was convened tc
Woolwich, and on Wednesday pre-.
parations We're being made tor the
transmission of every kind of muni
tons of war down the river in barge.
! and other craft, which Were conveyed
by steamers to the several Govern.
ment depots, where orders had bee,
received to forward with.u, delay
every kind Of defensive missiles.
Additional hands have been EN-.
ploycd daily in the vavious depart
ments of the Tower, which has no,
assumed such a bustling appearance,
for many years.
Gen. Reynolds has been transfer
red t" Il new field of action, suppressed
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10


fail to be on hand when the bell tolls
for dinner. All the medicine you
would likely (unless yon are very
sick want would be kitchen medicine
which neverkillsif taken in suitable
doses and regular periods.
You also wish to know if the place
is likely to improve-it would be aw-
ful were it not to improve. Most of
the fa/hs h0rc ,soue to the mrars, and
when the boys return the girls say
they will have good time. If that
don't improve the place, l don't know
what will! The old Ducks here,
expect this place to be 's"me pan.1,-
kins''-next in size to some big place
when the New Orleans and Ope-
lousas railroad reaches the Sabine
river. 1t is expected to .strihc this
|place-you are aware the Sabine
flows beautifully and maiestically by
this place-and the reason they give
for the strike is, the great Rail Road
from the small town OF Houston
Central place. terminates here going
East Therefore, this will lie the
diri7'ag poi~t between tv'o .g1"o R@A
Roads. So YOU see, no doubt, as the
old Ducks say, that it is bound to be
placc. Town, lots can be bought
cheap by any one coming as you will
to stay. The lots are of different
sizes; from 4 acres to 50xIOO feet,
and range i'll price, from 500 to
$1,000, and can be got for 7'uiacr cur-
rcacy. There is abundance Of siirer
for change. 50 that no one has issued
his own shinplasters-you might do
good business in that line when
chnngc gets scarce, as it no doubt will.
There are several desirable places for
grocery business-;,nd any. one
weuld at this time do well-as there
is but little arhishy i'll the place. The
Orangcitcs are fond of it, and viii
have the same if it is in town to be
had SO if you come, bring good
supply of "7angle:foot."
Bricks are plenty, for nearly every
man has one in his hat, What they
cost, can't say, rs never deal in the
article. ! believe Il friend told me
yesterday he paid s3 per gallon for
the meanest kinda good article is
worth more money.
Now, when you mention Lumicr,
YOU hit the place, as the niger said,
| "kerzactlv" This is 1umbcring
town: there are no less than saw
mills in the place-and 10 end to the
s,uec of Htnslc-sAups. LumAer, Mi~-
giles and teucc-piArts are legal tender
here, and every man has a pile. You
will have no difficulty in getting lum-
brr enough at your own prico-''just
say yourself and take the pile
| Now as to water, there is abund-
aure, the Sabine rircr isused hv some,
| ;.id those who use it, when they
lrav. TEXAS rememberit it so well that
! ,hcy Eava to return, Oliver Twist
like. for Moore" Then there,is good
we'll watcr--a little brackish-cistcrn
is. GOOD. But most Of the Boys"
drink fre-maser;: they like it, because
it, makes them feel their oats ); but
| since the blockade that water is get.
ting scarce oh i if the Orangeites
could only get old Lincoln, Seward
& Co, they would swing them to The
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
AGENTS..

Mr.. JOHN w. TABER,. is our all
thorized agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. ID. ID. O'BRlEN, No. 6, En-
change Place, New Orleans, is ou1
authorized Agent for that city.
Mr.. II. c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is
our authorized agent for Eicksbure
and Natclez.
Mr.. J. II. LOTION, is our agent
at Bellevue. Bossier Parish.
q . 8 . q
Post r1nSt el'& can act as A gents, n
,.etaiI, 30 cents from the amount
forwarded. for every yearly sub
sc1.iber.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Foreign Miscellany.

foreign exchanges
After an absence of nturc than
ntyfivs years, Ole Bull has re
twned to England, whore he is now
touring it through the provinces.
The London Observer informs uS
that steps have been taken to pu: Il
stop to what it calls ".elncrican cS-
pionagc in En-land'-tiat il to say.
the system Of sending ottt detcctivr
policemen To watch Southern rebels
in English cities and towns. The
editor says:
Mr.. Adams. the | uited States
Minister in London, is understood
all along to have protested against
these doings and they appear to have
been carried on through the inStru-
mentality of another Ambassador Of
the United States at a foreign court
hnt it is expected that the disclosures
that have taken place will have the
effect of putting an end to proceed
ings that hav" caused so much public
"utcry and indi gnation
The Negro Republic Of Liberia
Iss Il quarrel on its hands with Spain
that is likrlv to bring upon it II fer.
riblr chaStiscmrnt.
The M"nrovia uiberia) cn-rrSpon-
dent OF the Boston Journal write.
that q naval engagement took place
III that harh"r on tho 11th, .a.Spanish
war steamer being badly beaten in
an attempt to revenge on the L.iberian
authorities. 1t seems that the Lib
er;an schooner Quail oyerllauled and
burned a Spanish shaver in Gailnas
river some months before The span
ish Governor at Fernando 20 hecau.
greatly cnra@cd at hearing oft, and
ordered Il war steamer to proceed to
Monrov;a and either sink or capt,,r,
the Quail
LIN an article on the Queens pro-
clamation prohibiting the export of
war munitions, the London Zines
remarks.
The proclamation which has lust
been issued, prohibiting the export
'ot ammunition and other warlikc
stores, has alread Y !, most injurious
effect upon certain branches nt ou,,
manufactures. Conspicuous among
tho suErr.rS are those who have of
late turned their attention to the ulan-
utacturr of ordnance in the formation
of which, and the machinery rcu,,is-
tc for carr ying it on, large amount
"t capital has been embarked n
Binnin ham, the loss, it is said, viii
be very serious. In Liverpool the
injurious effects are pointed}v felt il
various ways.
4 Fleet Of G~nLoots.-I'hc Rich:
nond Examiner, Of the Both ult..
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

On Wednesday night we We're Wis
tied by a heavy rain Of short dura-
ton. There is slight rise in the
river at this point
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Col. Cooper, Of the immortal sth
Georgia Regiment, was killed by a
fall from his horse, near Manassas, Oh
the 23d ult.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1862.
Single Copies, 10 Cents.
See Every Page.

The nett proceeds of the entertain
lacnt given by the Rebel Sersnad"rs,
amounted to s92 25, and was handed
10 the President of the Ladies' Mill
tary Aid Society of Shreveport, Not
having had the pleasure of witnessing
the performance of the Serenadcrs we
can pass no comments on their doings
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Gen. Reynolds has been transfer
red t" Il new field of action, suppressed
ing Gen. Kelley in command Of the
Department Of the Shenandoah
This is somewhat significant, and we
may now look for active operations
inthat quarter, if he weather is such
as will allow of them.-Cinciauu;t
Commercial Dee. %.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Sl1deH Dispatches Recezssel:;.-.il-.s
Nouvelliste De Rouen, of December
5, assert that Mr.. Slidell's dispatches,
which the New York journals pretend
were seized on board the Trent, have
been safely brought to Paris by his
secretary, Col. Leinat. an American
Of French origin, and that they were
delivered with the seals unbrokan to
NJ. Thouvenel.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

English Vessels Cupturcd.-lnfor-
nation has been received here, through
the New York papers, of the capture
Of the British ship Cheshire, bound,
with a valuable cargo, from Liverpool
to Nassau, by the Lincoln fleet.
The British ship Admiral is said
also, to have been captured about the
same time.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

4 Elect of G~nboots.-I'hc Rich:
mond Examiner, OF the 3Oth ult..
makes the annexed announcement:
W. are glad to know that the at
tcntiou of Congress has been brought
to the. serious want of Il navy in our
public detences, and that prolpt and
vigorous measures have been initiated
by it to supply y.thas want, So far Il,
circumstances will permit. Its apprc
citation of the importance of the sub
iect, we understand, has been testified
IN its appropriation Of I, very consid
erable sum for the Immediate con
struction Of a feet OF gunboatS, the
protection of which to our coasts and
rivers, and the service they viii be
likely to render in the Cheasareak.
Bay, which has been. indicated as a
theatre for our naval operations, will
be Invaluable.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

IHe CIotcra in Louhou.-SeveraI
deaths from Asiatic cholera were
recently reported in London.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

IdnSce .Su,geons.-Ihe following
instance of the skill of a Yankee sur
.eon is given by a correspondent OF
one OF their papers.
y private Of a regiment in Ken
lucky was accidentally shot in the
hand. The surgeon tugsed at the
bone, instead of the bullet, for one
hour, and finally. gave it up, as he
said it wa; toa tight in the BONE
The soldier came home on turlough
when it was taken out without diff
fculty..
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Three incendiaries were apprehen-
ded on the night of the 18th, when
about to fire the. steam floating battery
Merrimac, at Norfolk.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
Sefentli0e g}enbu.

Nuf Opnneritd06 ben Gttn W6r},
fCtltn 3u &srn's Nhus. in gtOrb .ptsttaa Iam.
idip, ge6a Gauntg. frI5snes @tttsG auf tfftnl.
itHsr Seneu @'rfauft wsrpsn, nGmlia
pferbs, baruutsr traune Yfete 8 unb 9
Sabre alt tpsldrs quite Qlrbeils, unb ,ullc4 aute
9arrast'YTerte 1np. sln punFrltraunrr 0aul, s
Sabre alt, f6 Sanb bod, III Gin outss sSamIlrn.
Ytrre uno tann feline Mcils in 3 Minutcn unt
6lnISstn Ss6eSidtd lratsn, Gin trauns WtG6rs
4 Sabre alt bic pcppelt no sinfa6 artriet, Gin
Stalten Sabre alt, ct. Gbarlss Nrt, 6 trtra
Nttl@tN9s, etn Durham 8ul ID Sabr alt, G
9tinetr TO"2n Sis Srtbatr fallen wtrpen, 9
Sadtlfwelne, Gin Ger gutter Gtcd, 6 Qau1sr, 2
Sier9ault'SSG8sn nit treiIen 3Grm, rtn Irsi.
AIalS'gEaGen, 3meisSms 9ea9sn, zine S&s.
Drill, ptsrbsreaen, cine Jultn1dneiO MaI4ire
Gin sS'lIafrrnpflus. Gin gGhltfpmgIlan,er, Elm
SHItteat0r, 3 YFd8s, 3 gsScn. ale fs gut wis
ntu, Sftt5 Sfusttun unD S6dmtl, 6 ltwtt
YIeros5eiairrc, Sttt sJinfD @sIdirr, 2 Sdte
9tlu9a @eidirr, alIss 10 sA ais nfu Stu. uni
M!tf9atrln, Spsrr' mO &u5ttlrn, 2 SttifpaNr
unb pteIs anbcre glrtttCl ,u umlSnbtitb ;u melten
Die SsHin8unsen am @srtaufstaDt unO QuI
iuarlar9 rpn
:. uno .. &trn.
0feFHar D. na6S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
Sefentli6e 9Senb1t.
2(uf NienffaoS oen 4ten N26r,

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