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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Local Matters.

The FUnERAL OF M. J. GIBBoha TIM iunsr'
al Of M. J. Gibbons, son Of Newton Gibbons
Of this city, took place on Sunday last. Young
Gibbons belonged to Captain Lillsy's Company,
Forty.sixth Regiment, and fell 10 the memora.
BILE battle at Pittsburg Landing. The funeral
services took place at Bgslow Chapel. Al
appropriate and able discourse was preached
BY Rev. Mr.. See from the text, '"There Is buI
one step between me and death"
IN The funeral was largely attended BY both the
military and the citizens. The Columbus
Cadets" and the " Young American zouaveS'
wero present in honor Of the young soldier who
had yielded up hlsli for his cOuutrs's cause
The remains were deposited In Green Lawr
Cemetery with military honors. u g'G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

their spiritual power or influence for the propA.
CATION and defense Of their political opinionsi''
and In which il is changed that he has used "hiS
position as Theological Professor, and "the
sacred funds Of the Instituuon, 90 the means OF
hurling FIRE brands among the Churches that
raised him to that position and contributed
those funds"
Whereupon, this Board now declares that, II
IL be meant that they are unwilling to believe
that DR.. Breckinridge, acting as lrustee' mas
perverted the funds of the Seminary TO improp.
er uses, then the charge is without color oi
truth. And II IL be meant that In his capacity
as Professor, he has from his chair inoucsted
his political opinions, or that in his office, as q
preacher in the Seminary, he has used the pull
pit for such purposes, or that as Citizen he
has in this time of supreme peril to tho Church
and the commonwealth, done aught which Is
incompatible with the strict proprietles OF MS
position In the Seminary, or Is Inconsistent with
a true devotion to the welfare OF the Church
and the country, then, in either case, that the
charges and inslnuAtions are all without iounda-
tlon, and ought not to have been made
l. was further ordered that copy oil this MN,
ute bNiaid before the Board Of Directors, and
that L be published in tho Louisville Journal
and the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
Il. H. ALLEN,
Asst. Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

GJ- The Auditor Of Franklin county has call
cd a meeting of the Board of Assessors and
Appraisers Of the Columbus and Xenia Rail-
road for Monday, the Cd day Of June. The
Board consists of the Auditors Of the counties
of Franklin, Madison, Greene and Clark The
Board is 10 meet in this city. GHt al
The Auditor Of Cuyahoga county has called
a meeting Of the Board for the Cleveland and
Columbus Road, to meet on the 10Th Of June.
The Auditora Of the counties Of franklin, Del
aware, Morrow, Crawford, Huron, Loraiu and
Cuyahoga constitute the Board.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Iscports OF the PfesbyterIan GEN eraI
AssemDlY. ot

In answer to numerous inquiries from men,
bers and others, We would state that iull and
accurate reports Of the proceedings OF the
Presbyterian General Assembly will be pub
hshed 10 the DAILY 0HIo STArEIMAE, on the
morning Of each day, during its session 10 this
city. Orders for the paper during the session
may be left at the counting room, on the east
side Of High street, between Broad and Gay
stres.s. The price for the session is twenty
hveeeuts. Single papers, done up in wrappers
ready for mailing, five cents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
4. nj. PETTENGILL& O o
1rMR NATIONAL PLA9 FORm.
y. Pmrp6ses Of tho war,

10 oohaRus, By vorR nEaRLg UNANIMOUS, PASSED THE
ro11owmo RnsoLUTIoN, WHICH UrRnasEa THE VOICE OF
ma NAmon, AND Is TIM TaUE GrAEpAKD OF LOYALTY
~Ihak tho civil warhas been forced
upon The country by the dl,unioniss Of the southern
ntAen nov In arms against the Govern.
tonal emergency Oonkren, hanishing all feeling Of
ine1e passion and Resentment will recoect only Its
dpy % the whole eouptry at fis eodr ts not scd0od
plsFpos1 Qf e0nQusst or sWJja0ati0a or swTDose OF
eyg,oaelng or SHterferi1g soiA te ri0hts 6T ssta5
shcA tasftutions Of those States bat % defend and
eseps fe Usioa s0ifk az the dignity, equality, and
ngAf Of tie ssusrai STAT swatnapatSed; and ihat as
coon as thsse objects are accomplished tic ought
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE or THR LEssREs OF THE PuBLIc WoRKsl
COLUMBUS, May is, 1909. IA
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- 0EIVED at this Office until 10 o'clock meridian,
Of FRIDAY, MAY sSd tnstan, for the following work,
For rebuilding portion and repairing the residue Of
the State Dam over the ecioo river, below Crcleve,
known as Foresmans Dam.
The folio sing ls an approximate estimate Of the
amounto OF material required to do this work;
About 1000 lineal feet Of timber, 8 by 70 iuches,
44O0 lineal feet OF timber, o By l2 inoheD.
i" i,lOO lineal feet OF timber, by 0inches.
1900 iineal feet Of Inch plank.
All the above timber must be Of the best quality Of
good sound white oak. fs.4sDtiV
About $50 piles % and 2S feet ons-equAl numbers Of
About Z, 900 cubic yards Of stons. ma rrieyO0
g 500 cubic yards Of gravel.
I,5OO cubic yards Of gravel and brush.
$500 pounds OF iron (bolts and spikeS.)
Bidders Will specify price per linea foot per cubic
yard and per pound for each Of tAe tems above desg
and putting Il in It's sppropria,s % place In The dam, and
completing and finishing the work to the satisfaction
and acceptance Of the state Engneer In charge and the
pose; together with the cost Of removing tho aersd
portions Of the old structure. The whole 70 be hnah-
ed and completed by he nrlt day Of September next.
time and place for rebuilding the lover half Of the feeder
lock Of Iockbourne on the Ohio CANAL at The foot Of
the Columbus Feedsr.l The stone for this work are
the proposals. will state price per cubic gard iar lay.
ing the stone IN the WALL which will include the tearing
down and removing the old WALL. the materas In the
and win include also the furnishing the hydraulic and
quick lime and sand, and all else necessary TO rebuild
the new walls. This lest mentioned work must all be
done and completed within thirty days from and aer
the day when the water shall be drawn after the middle
OF june next, for making repairs. roH MEftrF.
gpecncations viii bs exhibited on application TO this
y The riSht S reserved to .rsjsct all bids should
'ney % regarded a. e1Os81on'iw anoa W. MANYPnNN F
. qnayie-d&wtd Hss- ''7N Gen. Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

ILLUSTRATED WAR PAPERS AT THoMPsoN's,-.
Thompson, at his news stand in the Postofice
has Frank Leslle's Illustrated Newspaper fo
May "a, with War Supplement, and Harper'
Weekly for May 24--all containing graphic
descriptions and splendid views Of recent wa
scenes. Call on Thompson for these and oths
popular papers and periodicals. .a75
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
AA'Oard.

desire, on behalf Of myself and the mothe
and relatlvesof my deceased son, M J. Gibbons
who was killed at the battle Of PIttsburg Land
ing, to tender my heartfelt thanks tothe officer
and members of the military companies, art
to the citizens who turned out on the occasion
Of his funeral on Sunday last, aud also to the
minister, Rev. Mr.. See, who oficiatsd at The
funeral, and gave, With fervent eloquencs, the
warnings, while he administered the consols'
tIons Of religion. 81 "A
N. GIBBONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

The Troy, New York, Times states that six
hundred and seysntysOne buildings we're burned
on Saturday, NAY 10, and the Losses amount to
$3.50 900, divided as follows: buildings, Sir
$4,000; personal property, $l,sOOYOOO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

and Of Ihs baptism Of blood shtcheh wnIsh they
both passed, and the prosecutions they endured
In the Old World, during the early part Of theil
history, He alluded 10 pathetic and beau.
tiiul language to the recent death oi
Theodore Frelipe ehuysen, and Dr.. Bethune,
who we're Of his Church, and spoke Of them 10
terms Of high eulogy. The state Of bis Church
was adverted 70, and the Old School Presbyte.
rian was afectionately commended.
DR.. Beatty made graceful, pertinent and el-
oquent response on behalf Of the Assembly. .asE
DR.. Musgrave, from the Judicial committee,
asked the Assembly to appoint DR.. 8. 8. She'd
dan to manage the appeal case on behalf Of W.
d. Guild, Of Newark, New Jersey, which was
done.
II was announced that DR.. Tustin would
preach this evening In the Westminster Church,
and Dr.. Sheddan tomorrow evening In the First
Church. ftIla1 Q{
The Assembly then, after prayer, adjourned
until 2116 o'clock P. N. g3E@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

IT & certainly o remarkable fact, says the
New York Obserssr, that two great National
Societies have been deprived Of their Presi-
dents during the past year. The Hon. THOMAS
8. WrEErzns. President Of the American Tract
Society, and the Hon, TaEoDonE FRELIEeHUY-
srn, President Of The American Bible Society.
have bosh been csllsd 70 higher seats
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

1 General Rosccrans was In Cincinnati on
Saturday, on his way to Pliisburg Landing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

The following ordinances we're passed:
To grade and pave on the north side of Rich
street from High to Fifth street.
To grade and pave the sideEalks, gulters and
crossings on the west side Of Third street from
Spring to North street
To grade and pave the crossings aud set
CRATES over the sewer nthe alley between State
and Oak street, and running west from Filth
street. lAt a-- +'+a -afA
To repeal sections S, and 2, of the ordinance
to regulate the sale Of wood. { 1L4H1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

u There appears in the Fact of the 18Th in
slant, a notice signed by one Of the Watt Bros,
concerning lost knife. No doubt Billy and
Lud. either Of them, would be glad to pay the
reward 7freelyl;s but we doubt Shsther the
knife" can be captured without police efs
fort.
We would suggest to ihs. .".Wiatt Rsos," that
the only indemniAoation for that "khifs" will be
found In their continued Efforts to make oil hap
py who visit their popular establishment. For
our part, We prefer the Sl0ssS tslags vended BY
them, to the edge Of barbarous khIfe.s'
dOk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
REsoLuTIoNs ADOPTED.

The following resolutions were adopted:
InstructiDg the committee Of Ways and
Means to settle with P. T. Morton, late Treas
urer of the city (the Office having been abol.
ished by the Legislasure), and to receive from
him all money or property of the city in HE
hands, not otherwise disposed of by law.
Requiring the Chairmen of the different
committees to report to the Council at the next
meeting the probable amounts to be appropra
ted for the several departments for the ensuing
year.
Directing the owner or owners of inlots Nos.
5S3 and 593 on South street to pave the side.
walks in front thereof by the 18th day of June
next
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DR.. y. wv. THOMPSON!

OTRIoE ON HIGH DTREET, OVER HkYDHM'D
~ IRON STORE, few doors North Of Brosd.
Columbus Dec. %, 160l-dn
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Columbia, May 10. 1862. ,,.ra 9

CouNciL PRocEEDroes.- the meeting ol
the City Council last evening, all the members
were present, and quite concourse Of outsld-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
PETITIONS.

The petition Of John Gabriel and thirty,Avt
others, asking the Council to compromise with
the heirs Of Jacob Hare, was referred to the
committee on the Hare Fund.
sRThe petition of Richard Welsh and Others
asking the grading and paving Of the west aide
OF Third street between Spring and North
streets, was referred to the First Ward com.
miktee 81 E q u z vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

GENTS, SILK UNDER.sHIRTs AND
Balm Il SON,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

n ORDINANCES READ THE FIRST TINE,
1 The following ordinances were read the first
time: ----.---.---.--
To grade South street and South Public lane
from Front street to the Columbus feeder.
To grade and pave the roadway and set CRATES
over the sever on-the- alley between State and
Oak streets. Ja.s
For improvements on the south side of Rich
street from High to Fifth street.
Also, on the west side of High street between
Spring and North streets,
Also, on Straight alley, from South Public
lane to Fourth elley.
|, Also. on Fifth alley, from High to Third
street. Mstafes EU
Also, on the east side Of Washington avenue
between Cay and Long streets.
To grade and pave the cutters and crossings
and gravel the sidewalks on the north side of
Gay street ffcm Cleveland to Washington
avenue.
ALSO, on the north side OF Long street from
Cleveland to Washington avenue.
To grade and pave o. North Public laDe from
Third to Seventh street.
ORDNANCE READ THE SECOND TINE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

Dr.. Mcdonald made an able and eloquent
speech upon the works, the objects and the
wants of the Board of Domestic Missions.
The report Of the committee was accepted
and adopted. \, r..-re. ~
DR.. Thomas L. Janeway, Secretary of the
Board, made an exceedingly interesting state
ment as to what they have accomplished.
Il was decided that the several Boards shall
be elected on next Friday afternoon.
The next order was TO hear the delegates
from corresponding bodies.
Rev. 8. T. Stewart, delegate from the Gen.
eFPl Assembly of the Cumberland l'resby yterian
Church, presented the salutations Of that body,
and made M interesting statement Of the con-
ditlon and progress Of that denomination Of
Christians.
Dr.. Beatty, the Moderator, responded most
happily to the address Of Mr.. Stewart.
Rev. Elbert s. Porter, DID,, delegate from
the General Synod Of the Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church, was intr0duoed 70 the Assembly
BY the Moderator, and delivered most appro-
pirate, touching and eloquent address Of salu-
tation.
he spoke,of the close and intimate relations
Of his Church and the Old School Presbyterian
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
ORDNANCE READ THE SECOND TINE
oRDrNANcEs Passed .

The following ordinance was read the GEO
ond time: To build a sewer on Fair alley from
Spring to Gay street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
ADDNIoNAL POLICE REGULATIONS.


On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the following addi.
tiOnal Police Regulations were adopted:
RULE l8-The uniform to be worn by the
Police shall be In summer blue navy flannel
blouse or loose coat, all TO be uniform make,
police buttons; blue cloth psntaloons with white
cord on outside seams; blue cloth cap with the
words "City Police" and the number OF district
in front, except the Captain, who shall have the
words "City Police" and the letter &C." in
front and leather belt and holster for mace. In
winter, blue cloth oyeEcoat--police buttons.
RULE l9-No policeman win be permitted to
60 on duty thirty days after his election, unless
uniformed in accordance with Rule l6, and will
be subject to suspension till he ia uniformed in
accordance with said rule. tiq "a
i-,5rg IN ELECTION OF POLICEMEN. ,iisalgss
The ten following persons were elected Police.
men for the two years next ensuing
E. M. Link, John Nelson, H F. Miller, j. B.
Foos, B. McCebe, Albert Hazleton, David Nc
Donald, Edward Davis, Henry M. Wakeman
and Frank Royce.
The election Of Special Policemen was post
poned till the next regular meeting Of the
Council
COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS.
The ordinance to establish the compensation
Of certain officers therein named, was taken
up read the third time and referred to the Po-
lice committee. If NJ ct t1
The committee reported the ordinance back
with several amendments, on which general
discussion ensued. The discussion was still
proceeding at ii o'clock, when the reporter left.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
AFTERNOON SESSION

Rev. Dr.. Tustin, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Correspondence, submitted the fol-
lowing LT 0y1g IrT Q0W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

ACTION OF THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF DANvILLE
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
An order, unanimously passed BY the Board
Of Trustees Of the Danville theological Sem
mary, as the annual meeting at Danville, April
so. 1862:
The attention Of this Board has been called
to certain publications recently made by re-
sponsible persons, In which an imputation is
caat on the Rev. DR.. Robert J. Breckinridge in
regard Of his " ideas OF the extent to which
ministers and Theological Professors may use
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
STEPHEN YERKES,
Secretary OF the Board.

The foregoing papers were referred to the
following select ommittee: Judge II II.
LeaVitt, Chairman; J Mcdonald, Geo Mar
shall, NJ. W. Staples, J McDougall, fl K.
Clarke, A, B. Belknap.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
air LInienl,anncr scs snecna.

Die llnionminner bG5 SGoen6 ertldrn
tinltimm9, Dap oieieni9en SKINNER oeS
9torpen5, wcttbc nit Der &ebellion fpm.
pathiirtn, in ieoer 0iniibt pcrdbtliber
iin0, a!6 Die fGolicben &cbellen iclbf.
Stotr oufrit)ti9e Mam piro in oieIe @r.
fl1run9 einltimmtn. Silt e6 Gin i'm bod:
lttn 8rooc ucrGthtlibc6 @elb6pf auf oCr
Grot, 10 1T c6 Der Mom, Welber, in oen
lopaItn freien uno ouf9efIGrten Gtoatcn
oitier 9tation lebtno, unaufb0rlib 9e9cn
Die 9cretbte Sotbc itrcitct, uno Die &ers
rdtbtr Cntltbuloi0t mo rtbtfCrtiot. 2(brr
10 nieoertrdbti9 ais iolbc Greotucn Iino,
fcblt c6 ourCbau6 nibt an iDncn.
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% q tarffberi6te.
,preife in 2luentamn am Oienitao.
NubitDrSz zNn;ei0e.

au rem NHaiIr9sribt rCn eeba @nunt.
9n tsr Sate Ter 9tstnuns von @rcr0e 8ct6,
2lnrrGp YstCr mb Benjamin Ssmmel, @rscutc,
rsn bts Irbtrn gBiurns uno 1slamsntS pes Ser.
Rcrttnen Yttm 9tOtb. leBbn pOn 8al6instOn
5nunItip, 0eha Gaunty.
llnO nun, GprI II, 1862, auf 9Crf6las bss
6rn. Stpr, rrnanuts Die Court 6. 9. 8ul6,
Jt. 6. !6amrrtlp unO 9oIcpt Mcfsr ais 9IubIto.
rrn, UNI rtr Otise 9lrtnung iitrr,ulrtm, titrr,u'
lsttrIn uRb bic geritsiIunS gu trriGtsn.
s5EzA Nus ban lrfunrGn.
sshSB 9sEu9ts p. p an III a II, 9Erf.
sg' Die rtrnssnanntcn auNtCrsn wsrbsn gum
Gnb5ped ttur grnsnnuna sessnpdrtis ltin, Grsi'
tags ben 81. Suni, um 8 llbr Sprmittass, am
6auIe pm 8. un6 9. @ro 8. In SGntdspIlls,
2e6a Gauntp, mann unp wrlslba ale iAtrrrbirts
prIcnrn ifb rinfinben tSnnsn.
Suni II. nq3m
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Sin GDntrdbente1l.

Die S&uIprtFlcrsn ron gistsrmaCunsie 1ip.,
Qeda Gaunly, ptrpn ii6 prrIammrln AM tffent'
H6sn SauIe BON q I freb 0 nj 8, In Neu'
5tras, teIhsttm launf&ip, auf Saminss ben
2 Zen SUM, ,wiItm bsn Stunten bon unO
i2 u6r, I'M 8crI6lise AZ empfanssn, ftir bic
@rtauuns rincs nruen lsnrrnrn S4nlbauIsS, an
ben Srt uno StG0e, mo BtSrnrartt9 Gin aItes
Sdul6aus Itr9t, nate bsi StrPb. Ntt9sls. Dali
lelts Icll erri6tst wsrtrn in Der GrpBe unb Ssr'
fertiauna, pe taerttr bel banners Wdble ers
baut IN. Die Gtcinr brs nIttS S6uttauIst fSn'
nen pd,u aetraudt wsrtn. Quf 8rorbruns Ger
Scaro. E6pIo GannCr, Str.
Suni If. nl2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Sie 2utberiicbc SDnpbe bon 9Jenm.
iDIOdmicm Milh bic ltuiuu.

Die putDTiit}, Spncee, melbe 1itb
nddften Sonutd9 in 2(lentomn pCrldme
melt, bat IcBtc6 Sobr fol9enoe SeIblG6e
6ur llnterituBuno oCs SaterlaEoc6 uno
ocr SbriNfcit Gin It i'm III g anoenpm,
men:
8e efcblo6en, Dap mir. nit alien
maDren Srtunoen mielC6 9eie0netsn Vdns
be6, Den 0t0empGrti9en betriibtsn 3uitane
unlerer Union tief ju 0sUen nebmen.
Se 0 [ o pc II, Dap mir obcr, ftft
pertraueno ouf Die unermeBlide Sarms
berS9teit, 8ci6bcit uno Sreue mIcre8
@ctte6, nidt jweif:ln, Dap ST outb oiele
Srubla!6nodt, ipctbe iiber infer 9ano
9erelnbrab, ju cincm DerrliCbtn ionni9en
&a9e Dlnau5ruDren lperoe.
SciCb bcn, Dap c5 un6 Nllen Oh
lie0t Ger pflitten oeren bobe @tti9teit
uno Seoeutun9 un6 in oitier priifun96s
pollen Belt defenders arg lOtrJ 9eIG9t
lprroen, eln9eoenf 3u iein, ndmlib, uns
panoelbarc Sreue 0coen unGere Union /;
0elrihenbafter 8ebcrlam 0e8en Die 0ciegs
mdBg 9erdblte Sbri9feit; uno cine berg
litDe 9Silli9fet natb belten &rdften jur
GrDaltun9 uno Seibdeun9 uniercr bcrrs
Iitben Union beiSutraoen.
g II 5 ii, G9>E SE,E vi. wi! ii!m&hs fen
oere Der trcucn mo tdpferen ScrtDeici9cr
os5 2anoe6 SOloaten oeoenfCn, inoem mir
iie icpobl i'm brdnltioen 9ebet Der Sorme
berji9feit uno Dem S6uBe 9otte6 onbc=
feblen, al5 audi, oaB mir, 70 piel mir c5
i'm Stanoe lino, iDnen 9ulfe uno @rs
quidun9 3u SbeI lpcroen laien, beion.
oer6 Den Sranfen uno Qeioenoen, auf De-
rem betrGbte ea9e Der Gbrrp. 28. L. pois
lau1nt un6 oufmerf fam 9emo0t bat.
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s. 9 It Q T. b en:

glm Iebtm DCnnerilas, In SaO' 'B9sttGaa, &c.
ha Gauntp. Serr s bnO iefenbrrfer,
in rtnem 2llter ron etwl 20 SaGrsr.
9tm trBtrn Sami1ns, in Glib 'g8GeGatl, Snr
@rOr9eg unOt, in einem @ltsr ppn stpa
"a Satrrn.
DIM ltbtm Ocnnrrilas, in tieier Stubt, IL
t a, @beaattin pss Serrn SpIspb Qsbr, in rnsm
Nltsr non sipa 80 Sabren.
Dim Icbtm 8rsitas. IN Glib 'geGsit6aG, 6 /.
{ a, Gtrsattn rfS Srn. 3beObcrr 8nuu6, in si.
nrm Qltfr Ucn stwa 2i Sabrn.
Dor 3 gGrGtn. In Nllsntaun. Sartara,
bic gGitiws brs Ianal SsrROrtsusn Daniel Sart'
man, In tbrrr 80r Sa9rsn.
Naen Stmrr3 tsr g1elt entnrmmsn,
Bin CUR Ruts i& 9ssanscn,
gec SrI taulnb SeI'se lttn
9cff' iG wtsUr Gud ;u Isbm.
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nsnsn'n ,lfanmnIih NaIihm.

DtClsr trrli&s 9lrtifel gilt Dem @sii6t cine
Marmcr 0trinteit unb bic Sarteltr Grinbsit--lp
Srl aspiin Ibt bur6 Damen ppn 8nfrnrrme.- j.
Gr sntfsrnt Srnnrnitedsn, SIGe6sn, Rautrt unO
0cb. 6sine Dame Iuate obns benIsI6rn Irin.-
g8irN prrfauft ben ben Saupt' 'Drussiam, De
pct POP Srratway, q. q.
'Srimlrcet'a mnusbabmtltbse ;iasr HeiilrstIoe.
Differ @rtifsl III ;u bsfannt INN Gmpfrblune
~ poeitnm. Gr trinSt araur Saare wiersr gu
ibrsr CrisiustIen Jdrbe. @r srtdlt raS Saar ee,
iunb, bcfSrosrt BEN gGahstbum reIieltn, ma6t
IS letr ldGn unp snlfsrnt S&prf. .-Msbi,in De
pot 202 grOapway, q. q.
Stunt If, -tOP
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
WubitDr|S Qn;ei1e.

IN etm @atnSsrlht pcn Sfha eauntn'
Sn tsr Sads Der NsdnunB oCn Glas &en
mo 5tcmas Ssrn, QNmnillratCren SCn Der Pin
trrlalicn1hait bss rsracrtrnsn 0rrr9s Ssrn, IsBt'
bin Yrn g9aIfinstcn SaunI&ip, Ec6a Gaunts.
limb nun gpril If, 1862, auf SCrl&las bee
6rn. Qnry, srnauntr bic Court samuel 3.
8taler, oils Nubitcr, UNI Cbiae 9rGnun8
dtrr8ulrtn, iitrr,ufctsin unb @srttrilun8 bsm
grItb Bemdb gu maGsn.
R9 Aus zen lIrtunetn.- @E3su9ts
eEEsS .. I5auSmau, Cdr.
sB-0sr otsnseaannte Nubitcr wiro gum Gnb'
,mrd Idnsr Anarlluns anweirnb isin, am Gam
iiaa rsn iten Sunt tim 10 llbr gCrmittaas, tn
Isinrr Qmtcnuts in Sdsrspiar, 6sitrltsrs aaun.
ltip, Qs6a Gaunty, wann unb pclrltR ale inte'
rtbirte 9srIcnsn fA sInfnbsn fEnnrn, psun iis 10
ais nGtbi9 rohtrn.
Wai %, 1862. *3m