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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
A Shot from the Right Quarter.


It will be remembered in America and
England that eight years ago an address"
was sent to the women of this country
signed by half million Of their British
sisters, imploring them to use all their intlu-
ence to abolish negro slavery in this coun-
try. This remarkable document, splen-
didly Illuminated in vellum, with all the
signatures, was bound up in twenty-six
folio volumes, and sent to Mrs HARRIET
BEEcHER STOWE, to be promulgated far
and wide in America. Among the ladies
who first put their names to the address"
were the wives of Lord Palmerston, Lord
Shaftesbury, Lord Cowley, the Duke of
Bedford, the Duke of Argyle, Earl Russell,
Baron Parke, Lord Ruthven, Mr.. Glad
stone, and other well known British celeb
rites. The husbands of most of signers
of this address have thrown all their infiu-
ence in favor of the South against the
North, and bolstered up slavery with all
their powerful support, Mrs. Stowe has
written "a Reply" to this Address, -
which will appear in the January number
of the Atlantic Monthly, and she will lay
before the "many thousands of the women
of Great Britain " in her forthcoming pa
per the inconsistency of their appeal. M
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
A Blunt Telegram.

The following dispatch from Gen. Blunt
to his Adjutant in Leavenworth, was writ
ten previous to the late battle of Prairie
Grove. The prediction toward the close
is not more remarkable for its emphasis
than its demonstrated truth:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE FRONTIER, !
CANE HILL, Ark, Dec. 6, JPN.
To Maj. j. T. Weed A. A. A. G.:
The enemy %, 900 strong, have attempted for
three days to force my position here, which L
intend to hold at all hazards until reinforce
ments can arrive. They actacked yesterday
and again this morning, but were driven back
to the mountains ' -....-.- 80 ....
Gen. Heron, with the Second and Third di-
visions, is making forced marches to reinforce
me. His advance will arrive tonight. You
will soon hear Of one of the damndest fights or
foot races that has taken place lately. Lieute-
nant johnson is doing well. H
(Signed) JAMES G. BLUNT, Brig. Gen.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
How McClellan II Regarded I'm Eu-
rope.

We have heretofore published the opin-
ions Of the highest French authorities, and
yesterday of the prominent English jour-
nails on MoCLEILAN. The following is a
remarkable extract of letter from J. LA
rHRoP Motley, the historian, now Minis
ter in Austria, to Mr.. SEWARD, which shows
how Mcclellan is regarded by the highest
military authorities of Austria. Mr.. MOT
LEY says.
In this connection l deem worthy of
your notice brief extract from remark
able series of papers in the principal mill
tary journals of this empire, in which the
course of our campaigns is criticised, some
times severely, but never ungenerously /;
always with talent, and with thorough
knowledge of the subject, geographically
and strategetically, and with a firm deter
mination to do justice. You will be inter
ested to read the comments of 50 able a
writer upon the withdrawal of our armies
from the James River:
1t is not to be wondered at, then, if the Gen.
eral-in-chief of the Army of the Potomac was
Ill
the dangers surrounding it, even from certain
destruction; from moose, in fact, which re-
quired only to be drawn a little more closely
together in order to suffocate the soul Of the
Union. The manner in which he acquitted
himself of this most difficult of all military
tasks rebounds to his infinite honor, and places
him at once in the front ranks of those memoir
able commanders whose names history treas
ures for posterity; men who, if they have, per-
haps, not had the art to chain victory to their
banners, possessed, at any rate, the fortitude,
the audacity, and the circumspectiOn to rescue
their armies from impending ruin. X *
The American General has made thorough
study of war in the swamps of the Chickahom-
my, and has made himself a complete master
in that most difficult of professions. X
He has manifested the unquestioned talent to
save his army, in a manner not sufficiently to
be admired out of the most desperate of situa-
ations. MoCeau made himself immortal by his
famous retreat from the nler to the Rhine in
the year 1892. What is due to the American
General-in-Chi who conducted, with NOR
ally and physically exhausted army, through a
swampy, painless country, covered with an
cient forests, and in face of an enemy outnum-
bering him two to one, the most classical of all
retreats recorded in military history, without
a single disaster?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
Secret Military History.

The trial of MCDOWELL makes develop
ments which will enable the public to form
correct judgment as to where the respon-
sibility rests for the failure of the CAM
paign against Richmond by MCCLELLAN.
The documents elsewhere published throw
a food of light upon the whole subject.
But there is an item of history which
should precede the consideration of these
dispatches. Who induced the President
to issue the fatal order to MCDOWELL to
turn his back upon Richmond, and thus
leave MCCLELLAN and his army to the ten
der mercies of the rebels, who outnumber-
ed him more than two to one? We an
swer unhesitatingly, political cabal, of
which the Congressional Committee on the
conduct of the war, (Mr. CHANDLER, Chair
man, was the willing instrument. Mr..
CHANDLER acknowledges this in bis speech
on the 10th of July last. After charging
on the dangers to which Washington was
exposed, he says:
These facts were so important that the COM
mittee (of which Mr.. Chandler was chairman)
at once submitted them to the Executive and
the Cabinet, and we found that the Executive
already had report to that effect. The Presi-
dent at once ordered an army corps to stand be-
tween the enemy in force and the capital of
your nation.
And this was done right in face of the
intercepted dispatches of JACKSON, that
his movement was only to divert reinforce
ments from MCCLELLAN.
The fatal order was issued, and well,
indeed, might MCDOWELL in his agony,
say, "THIs is A CRUSHING BLOW TO Us!"
Can any one doubt that it was a blow aim
ed at MCCLELLAN and instigated by cabal
Of corrupt politicians? With the evidence
of MCCLELLAN that he left more men than
any corps commander asked to defend
Washington, we must look to some other
motive to account for this blow to our
cause, than danger to the capital. Wheth-
er it failed to destroy him, it has indeed
proved, as Mcdowell anticipated, ga
crushing blow to u.s." 1t has carried
mourning into many a household-it has
protracted the war indefinitely has rem
dered necessary the expenditure OF hun
dreds of millions of dollars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
Waking Up from their Dreams.

Whisky is selling in Augusta, Georgia,
according to the doleful complaints of the
Sentinel, at " fifty cents drink" The
Sentinel adds:
None but a Congressman or Major General
can afford to get drunk at present prices. Any
poor man who made himself topper for lack of
sense will have to become sober for the want of
cents.
This state of things accounts possibly,
for the ''peace" rumors which have been
coming up from the South lately. The
"sober second thought" " of the two long
intoxicated rebels, begins to assert itself
There must, we suppose, be an interval of
"sore heads; but with "whisky at fifty
cents drink" repentance draws nigh in
the South. .... .. ..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26
What are we Fighting for, then?


Mr.. THAD. STEVENS, in the course of the
debate upon the Western Virginia subject,
disclosed the cloven foot of abolitionism,
thus ~ v .f. r..l
With his consent the Union could never be
restored as it was with the Constitution as it is
with slavery. fi.-ai'-' VISA
Will some member of Congress, or the
President, tell us what we are fighting for !?
The soldiers have enlisted, money has been
voted with the assurance that the rebellion
was to be put down and the Union restor-
ed. If the purpose of the war has been
changed, who changed it, and what is
the new programmed? This is what the
people want to know. 9ai i.irs ,eqaa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-12-26

Bishop Purcell (Roman Catholic, OF
Cincinnati, recently preached a sermon
against Theatres, in which he alluded to
Ada saacs- Menken- Heenan-Newel as the
sswife of six husbands" The sermon of
the Bishop has caused much excitement in
Cincinnati.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05
AtrDfetTOr Sc 0ratb'S
ELECTRIC OIL.

was II &c. bds bic &aubsn bSreu uub eabmtu
ssbsu nadbt7
G6as if ss, baS bas 5abnpsb unO Sbrsnpsb pcn
ptsIsn pbtIaespbisru unb Sarssr isnsr O1Obbor:
| fhoft turtrt bat
gRas III ss, bas 9bsumatlsa. eurirt Ubus tS(s
SotssR Jurdd iu toetu?
GBOs III ss, bne Die ssEabmtsu SIisOr witosr gum
eebrn brin9t ?
GBas IN ss, baF ben etidfu6 turirt, isue fbrsd.
lihs Sronfbeit, rpslbs 2aulsubt pCn oislem eoncs
in bic groc psriest?
gBas III es, onP SnaumOtion tiubtrt uno biupss
nimmt
GBas 1T ss. bas GBunesR bsIlt uhS a1su e5msr,
re9ninimt
9s 1T profsfTor Charles De @ratbS
SrisineaeS, AedteS electric SiL.
ga. ss bot usbr gale taeirt, petbe mon oils
hcifnuH9stcs bstrettv, ais ir9sno cine anoere pcr:
bancVne SRsoiIiu.
Sruss oisitnisen wstbs Oassltt sstruud,t batsn
Sic perosn aud (a9en bag mein Oil clint eruua pCr.
boft bat, nabDsm QUE 0nOsrs M1ittsl ftblaerbiaasn
batten. Menn sic nah Gtsstris Oil fraeCn, 70
fste rsrfhGrt uno fro9t nad pref. De @rGtb's-ins
Dem eS oas eiusise dhte Gtcsris Oil In, bas ,ubs
reitet miro. Nebme tein anoerss, inbtm aHs oroe
re uur no69smaht fino. unb i'd mill fGr tsiu unos:
res verantpcrtib fsin, aIs bas rporauf meiu glams
auf ben iln1fbln9 9sfhriebeu uub ,ueCidb mein Nu:
me in has SIas astassn 1T.
9eftt GiefcS.
psrr eiptn9ffcn, pcn sleupcrt, Der &bitcr bsr
nienatliben Ram MaaaSnR," bat mir asId,riebtu.
oaB sr pon sinem sefbwCGsnsm balls 6urb cine
sin,iss 9pplitGtisn sehsilt WOresn Isi. - Das Oil
rpuros tbm ourb cine paHIs in bsm 9irorp 5auIs
ansmpfbIsn,
llmb bieles.
SrsU &Gnnian, Coates Strabs, pbsrbalb sRiSas
Ro0S, ref an, am l4tsu Waai, unp bsIsuats bas oos
on tis pom sInem Anfaa pen NsuraI9it, Gbig unp
Sttdbuften befrsit babe.
pr. Campbell pen Mcuteomgrp Gauntp, peuuC
taufts pcr siuiaen 3aeeH cine 8chsl, unb faat bae
&C oas OIL IN lsinsr 5aniiIis, seesu esbwOGnt Drd:
fen uno @GfhpdIfts, Die fi6h 9epSbnIidb te perIo:
nen slnitelsR, psldbe eas StarIahfsber aebatt ia.
bEn 9straudE hG6e uno Ct III Der gQeinuna, eae
oaRsbs allen auesrn MlittsIn pGr;ujsbsn isi,--unb
10 III IS anh-esRn IS
3urtrt Rbsumattsni. oft in suvm Sage.
9urtrt NeuraI9ta uno 9abnweb, in 2 G9inutsn
Iurirt Srampf i'm Nla9su, 8 OQinutsn.
0urtrt Srano uno aneers Wuneen uno SuEtlGb:
un9En, bis 3 &a9sn.
gurrt &opffbmerSsu, IL SQnuten.
Gurirt Sbrsnfdmsrieu, ftsifsn pals, asut, elmer
9labt.
9uriri pilss, asIbpcIIeus Stands, 10 3aasn.
Gurirt 5scns, 9G6rcbsnG Brittle, SoIJfIue, 2tit
@ 3assu.
Gurirt psmSrrho9e. StrUfuIu, a6fess, @ bis 10
Saeen.
Gurirt ptrfrorns SuFs unb Gbiltaint, tiS 8
Saatn.
&urirt asus unb 5ie6sr, bic Gassu, unb al.
Ie nsrpSle uno fsrofutSIe anfdHt.
Gurirt Suubbsit in bis 2astn.
Gurirt aGIr S6msrIsn I'M Rudsn, 8ruf etc. in
2 &a9sn.
s.-25 Gents, so Gents unb 81 PET 8ets
TEL, unb rpirb pCrFouft pon alien Drueeiftsn.
6oupts tsDtpot: Nc. 2l7 Sdo Ste Stross.
Tbilobslpbta, pa.
6TG6sufuGs gum gertaut IN Iutntouu bel
9atpa(I unb Nartin.
December IL, 1861. n43W
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Sine nene SSirma.
GrDreQ un6 Smtt6,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Allentaun.

IA Die tlntrjsthnsttn bshlrnrn li@ bIsIsr
@sIsssnbeit ibun Srsuubrn anb bsm sssbrs
-Attn putlitum bic Gnjeise ju MAIDEN, bae ltl
In brm Saufmanns S6nsibsr @sf6dft nit en-.
untsr in 9slsGf6uft sstrstsn Fnb, unb bnb He an
btm alien StanrpIaBs BON Srcrsa unb Gasbacr
am IIcpslflt6en @ds Der 9amiltOn unb 5. Stra.
&c, In Der Staet QnentaHn, bis1ss 9d&6Tt tiinf.
tsbin auf etns Irbr nussebebntr T5sile trtrttben
wsrbsn. Gle tsnaGriGtt8en Bog putIitum bee.
sIsiGsn, ba6 its icsbsn
Gtnen berrli6en unb Iebr srpeen StCd
pcn Sriibiabrs uhb Scmmer>@ater
bon ben Sse'Stdbth, srealtsn tattn-sn Stod
tpts f&r nod ;9sbsm an @dts @60utslt uus
St1tststt moo fsintr In alIsntuun ssrpsGen 10.
Sts ftn9 bahrr In Stanbr alIe anIpre&tnbl
nit aIr,t unb tseen QrtitslR ju osrTeten, fir BIZ
In siA,m fOlGsn GtatIIbsmsnt no3ssIu&t pIrb
ur'o Jrar an prstbtn nisSsrer ais otts it ssI6s'
Gen n.
+" Sie MISUNDERSTANDING Sd.
I&Ous Fnb aud su allen 3sittn BET itnsn Su &c.
balteu.
Dant6ar fdr bidGsr ssnpFsne siitiss ilntrrftib.
uns, tptrbsn nc itrs Sunbi6aft lsts, unO ,pal
bur& CUTE @aarsn, biliss preibt unb quite Ss.
tanGuns Ju Ssrmstrsn iuGsn. Ste bitten bnbsI
UNI gsnst8tsn 3uipru6.
Srprea unb Smitb.
NdrI IL, 1862. nabS
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arieg llnO Rriegsge(6rri !!
ber Srieoen in Grant Snaub ppbls
feilem &leioerftobr.
GiIr Sp6tia9r %, Mtmter.

~
Der llntsrssIGRsts mabt biermit Istnsn Sislsn
5rtunosn uno Ssm 8etbrtsn pubIItum bic @n,tt.
g. PaB &c iUsbsn BON ben SsralOtsn beimsefstrt
U, no sr ben srBbtsn. f65nfsn unb tpptlfdlRen
StVG bon S6nsibrssBaursn einsstauIt tat, ben
oas msnf3lits auss felt apam's 6aa a.Istsn.-
Nommt uno be9udt ibn anmaI - 20 Iinb tratr.
RaTtis BULB Baartn unb 5u tabsn far gan, me,
Mig Sslp. - Gs IN eir rUatres Slid fiir @lsn.
taun eab esr Eraut In bic S&netbsr 8uIV.
nsb atsan9en IN, bann o[ItrrI fSnnsn bic Qsut
bic Slsbsr btlltstr Faufsn ais is vurbn. unS ba.
Der iollts ct aud unttradbt psreM. Stu lsIasr
S6neibGet III gu ItbsH
Oas 9r6beffe, bette u. lpoblfeiIIte NiIors
tement fertieer 6Ieioer,
far pdS Srattatr unb ben Scmmer, fir Rnabsn
unb Wannsr, In Der ScrOusb bon alIsntaun.
Inter isInsm susasUsbntsn Enforcement I5nnsn
gtFnbsn tusrbsH Sansups. RasIans, 5rpdrSds,
Setetus Bsiasn, Satin 0risn. GaiiImsrt SOIen,
OUbrSds, SadrSde, 8aIsRtia @sfen, Su&bo.
len, SatiEtt Seien, OOsIfIn SOItn, ssaridtt Sa.
dsn, u. ~. GtenfalIs elm pUlsS Enforcement
sOn NHterhFmtEn unb tlntTtOIen, isnsn SsmSen
unb StneefralPn. SaIstihrn, 6aIsbtnben, So,
sntrG8sr. Steds unb bic i6SnIisn Jtib GlOSss
Iur Gentlemen. bic ne6 IsniaIs an MenIhentSn.
ben gu ietsn wareh. 0eWiB nrRn nod ME tel.
nc icl6e habfhe IN Qlltntaun. GbsnfaQS Iusbsn
Vsrtertist, has BrT6te un6 ,UCtlTeil1s
AHortement pem Rnabsn.Kleioerm.
SsGsbsnO aus Snabsn.Srafs, Cad, IIebrIad
anb ytcnfeS' '8Idsn, Sadsn, 5pIsn unb gesasn
SCn alien 0rGben unb AuaIttGten.
eGtnfaus lCrtsn empfanssR, elm Istr GROCER unb
gut ahortIrtsr Scrratb bon
Sub, 9aBimeres, SattinetS, 2Sefteus
jeU9e, Il. {. 10.
Wsl4t auf SsleIung panftit6 pGIrti9t une "a.
ranttrt wTSsn, in Der GnpaBuns unS GuuItGt
SsfrifSisuns du sstsn.
DSr User aiiO Dinl&t ben SClsn Bert6 fir
idn @sIb Ju tabsn, fUGIts obGUlutsIp BEL s I
8naub anruftn. unb Istne arcss Saufsn ib,r
Sauftn bon wObIftIIsn @itrn beaudsn. Oar.
untsr bat ss ale 8arbrn-unb feline unb IupsrfsI.
ne. uaO 70 tueiter.
D0~Gr pinl6t ttn 9eutrn befdnnt ,u MAIDEN,
bab r feline Banren and beim @ruesn ipts bsim
Stid an ben City prsiben nbIebt. Seint 8Iet.
Dunssttide iinb bsfT osrfsrttst als iraenb anbsrt
In aasntaun-bas lclItsn li4 bic Qsute belunesrs
msrfsn.
8rSseet al1c bic erce, nab tpUtlfsils Sdn..
bsrst BON Grant Suaub MIDI Sie bsftnbst iA
an NC. 80, Sa'SamlItCn Strues, In Der StuOt
Gasntaun.
Srdnt &nauB.
Ndrs 10. nats
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@ies9cr .emS Cstttait,

&aufmanns Sbneiber,
"a Wa@en bsm publitum bic au,stss, 6a6
lit tbren wUblfstlsn 8lsibsrtctr fcrtlsten an
A Np. 33, SR.5amtltOn Girabs, Iasntaun,
ssrabr usben bsm 8spublifaner. 8uGRUbr, no IL
BON Gag gu Gag nsue 0aarsn ausYudsn snb be-
rftt iInb bsm Yublttum auf bic ausrbefs gSals
ju btsnsn. Sbr 8orratt bon
&leiberifOfen
tann ni&t iibsrtrUifsn psrbsn unb bsiirbt aus al'
len @rtsn bic man fdr 8Sds, 6cIsn, gGsatn unb
anbtrn Dinsen 6rau6t. - Sis rtrben bnrauS
Usrarbtitsn unb tsfanbIs auf 5anb baItsH aIIs
@rten
Serti9e aletber,
bausrbaft aus bem bsfsn Watsrial ssmaht, aud
6smbs, @Cuars, Saf6snttGsr U. +. ~. unb aIIes
rptrb mSslt&a wUblfsIl Ssrtauft.
6unbeusQlrbett
trirb I&nea, gut unb bilIte Strrihtet unb ba nlis
quite @rbtItrr setaltsn tperOen, fam man Ii& aud
auf quite unO paGsnbe grtsit wrlafsn. DurG
suts Ssbtsnuns tcfen fs Sebamann bsfrtsbtssn
~ t5nnen. 9tufrt an
nstban nIebser, TiGSbman Osman.
AIsntcwn, October t9, 1862. nat 3
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Scpce unb Goiferlp's 3abppuluer.

Rstniss osiue 3dbue.-g5srbsesrt bsineu atbsm.
Sumnp 3dbne uno elm uuaTeenebmsr atbsm iino
iEbr pteerlid. Der Gnimatsulae unb Sartar, prnn
stnmal auf ben 3dbnen btfett9t, nimmt elm erprcb;
tes Wttsl eieeIbs ju sffsrnen, unb bic 3abns mics
ber rein uno psts 5u MAIDEN. Sc III btes aber aC;
raoe mas ciefes 9abnpulysr tbut. Bet nur eerin'
gem Ssbrau6 peroen btefe unanaenebms lls6srjdee
entfsrut; bic SABINE nebmen cine natdrlidbs Reini
belt an oas 5abufIetfh wiro aefuno, uub Elm an.
9susbmer arcmatifder @CbI9eruh ruirb oem 1them
9s9sbsn. Ber pdroe siurn bolbsn 2balsr nnfsben,
usnn &c oAfdr , Sabre lang refine 5abns unO siusn
on9snebmsn 1tbem babsn fam Dos puloer in in
ltbr Ib6nen YcrtSlatR bGfben aufestbau uno ptro
d6ernu pcn ben Qpctbstrrn pertouft.-D. G.
Barnes, GtnsraIsassnt, 202 BrCobwop, 81. o.
Srbruar 10, 1852. ua6W
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SlGtin1tDn NDitdmt.

S5pIesnpes III cine eiIlt Der 8risft nelde am
tirn Sttctsr auf benz S&ldttnstUn, es&a &auntv
poRamt ltsssn stbIistsn fnb:
9l-Neam Qnbrs.
S-@tprss Sastmen. Daniel SrVbR, SOlc'
mon 8rsinsr, Gbarlss 6 Bed.
S-SbstbY unb @lauIsr, sGm. O @c&ran,
y Col.
O-eab ositsrt. 8 . Ddone. Rsb"ea
Dsaos.
G-@riiFtt GGis, Ri6arO s SSuns.
T-5nrp Sell, SuIiGs 5snftrmatsr 2, Dun'
lei SrCd.
G-Stsptn @ratsr, CYAN @riIRtb, Bm
8 @riitt, RUtsrt Griffith.
S-Sarab 5clIits, Scbn 8 5ustss, S0br
ScIt, Wlcrrts 5umptray, Swsn 5Uifman.
S-gBiqtam 3 ScnsS, 8lGarb 8 Scnee,
sG SCnss 2, Gpan B SUnss, 8cbrt SUvSs
Scbn 8 SCnss, Benjamin SB Scnss, &brASan
SCnss, DuOtb % SCnsS.
6-Samss 8lsin, G 8 4unB. Wrs 5uIar
8apsrs, W Q Ramtltr.
2-gstsr Gambler, Sarab 2fnb, Risl Gam
bright, @sUrss eanbis.
-Biltam 9liGr, Btllam s Ntarr
Sauy Martn, . Mnb, Samud Ttatr.
SS-Gln Nisl, DanttI 9israaEb, 8 3 Atu'
miller.
N-ROttrt 8 9tOtsrts, Sod 8Ue, DANTE
RbOrbad. Sarriirn 8cfts.
2-5li,utstt Sntpbsr, adrUn Saresr, Nru
ttn SsmmsI, Rsubsn Sbieg, GattnriRs SnsYbsr
&attarint Sbsbtmysr.
S-DapiN lbpmas, i & SCiePbtCbnt, SbO
mas g4 IbsmaS.
W-@sOrss Seis. 0S--Mi6atI sDOCbrins
Gbarlss UHt.
i1ISfcs Runb, pOiimshtr.
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@Gr, 10.
@e1eQ161ftS : @nIDfunQ.

NaHrt4t rirb tiernit srssbsn, boe bic bietsr
6saan6sns @sf6dfts ..Ssrbtncuns, untsr Der Sir.
ma ron Snbman une SeIben, In Sul,burs
5aunl6tp, 2s&a gauntp. in bem Rdutr. @tIGdlt
am 22asn Ausuf 1862, NIT teibrIsihasr Gin.
irtutsuns aufssl5a pprbm IN. So psrbrn ba.
br dat Dtsitnissn srlu6t, bic an bsIaat sSIrma
f&uIosn, "a Ist auf psIhs Nrt ss wcat, innGrbalt
i BU6n an bsm altsn Stantplabs on,urufsn
unr abjubs5utltn, n,-unb Splhe bic nod Sorb.=
runssn tatsn, FnS sbsufuIs srIu6t t6u 8sduuns
ssn balhbR stusubdnbissn.
9epi Su6man.
Saeob 6olben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05
SCI 1T t rec t's
Ilnua d, bmlibrs 6aar 1if(loratipf.
NS III feihe Rdrbuna.

Vo W. IStHe UALuuHNG
iOnbtrn anbtrt sraus eaare uiecsr 5u ibrsr erisi'
nsIen Sarbs UNI, buburb buP ben PaarrSbrsn mics
osr ibre nntdrlibe 9efunbbsit esss6sn, rpe6s ourd
2rantbsiten Sduosu 9elittsn bOben mSasn. aaG
pISeIlhs Sarbpn9sn fne aus u at . nu Il
luTannen ssTest, woburb bic estenstrdft uuf
S9Snbsiten pss poares ,srftSrt, unb poourh MIDI
sirmal cine 8srbsTsruns beSusdt wro. .5similrtcte
unnatbobmIidbe Sdrbun9 fte0t oas baor nidpt NUT
alIcin wtsber Der ju ibrcr natlrIi6en Sarbe, burt
cine Ieitts anwsnbuns, ionnsrn 9ibt bsmieIbsn ,u'
9Isib 9srabs
Die stphnf6te S66nbeit,
bCfSrcftt tgrsn Babstbum, pstbinbert bos 1uSfaG:
len, sntfsrnt Sdcrf unb sitt benz 8cpf 9efunbbeit
unb eebbaftistCit. Sc bat bic QrVbe Der Belt be:
Tanotn, inosm ss bic Orsinsae puars Sdrbuns 1T.
uno ss esrptnut nud t6sItb mrbr an Guuft. Dols
FSIbe miro bsloes pcn Damsn unb perren estrnuht
-uno pirb bGi alien rsfpsttabIen 5dnbIern usr:
fnuft-cosr tann bHrh biefelben etbattsn peroen,
ron behi Commercial 1ssnt, .. g. Barnes, 202
8rcaopap, 81. g.-Gs fno jpsi 9rSRsn, namli ::
pom so gtnts, unp 3batSr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05
ble utmlinfdte sdSnbtIt,
6aaan's Moouplio 8o(iam.

yGtRt 9 d sber @ aSubett IN { is
nee 6btbsr rSreubist t."
DisIer bsrrtibs 9aIfam sntfsrnt SOmmsrfIsdsn,
eSbs, StSscbsu 70 uis &Oubsit s;T paur Gr ai6t
Dem Ssfhte esrSSs ole ssrpdurhts Sorbs sr bsilt
lcnnperbrannte 9eFhter uno perfdSnsrt 5dnbsu bic
burh bduSlibsn 8cbbsit unansensbm stpOrben
fno-uno dnoCrt DisfeIbsu um 81 elmer bsIisoten
gBeihbeit uuo ju pabrsr gQarmSr SbSubsit-Go
stnlaosno unb bsrpcrroesnS 6si ben Gitp Damsn
pen Bsrfsinsruua uno ShSnbsit. Dies III mas ie.
be Dame pdnIbt unb III pas isoe Dame batsn
lcllt. Der 8alfam bat etusn eepdnGhtsn Scrub
uno berpirtt cine pubre uno snt5ddeuos S6Subsit.
Dsrirlbs 1T ele6faIs elm SrnaRsnt 81 Der SOIetis
Der DAME. Wiro dtsruu psrfauft.-G5naaI;aesn
Ibaf bel .. 9. Barnes, 202, 8rOabpap, 81. ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05
SaDrgang 36.
AuentOwn Daas,
Sunni 80, 1862.

SSacbridbt piro birmit SsSitsn, eab aRs
lpru6 aema&t perbsn fol- Dor Der 0sitbsthdnG
BON psHnivluunisu bti itrsr nd6Rsn stsuns; far
cline gsrmtbruns bss gapttals tsr tflastsn SanE
,um gsluuf scn 3pd 5urorr! Gauftnb a6aiT,
In 3uIus ,u bcm tur@ BEN issistn SrdbEisf aH'
tOriRrtsn unr sbsnfans fdr sins Ssrldnsrruns
Oes Grstrisfs tsIustsr Sunf fdr sInen 3sttraun'
BON iwun,tg 9aBrtn Usn btm atlauf sss isbissn
GrsIbrttfs.
GDarles SO. Gccpsr, Gafirsr.
Suit Q, 1852, Ha--
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0eIeQ1CbaftS : MuaDIung.

giaGrltt pirt bitrmIt ecsstsn, tae bic Httsr
6eRanprne @efGafts 8erbinbuns, untrr Der GiE'
ma Don 8 r t m unD 8 d rr, in alsntaun. Zee
&a gauntp, in psm Sssfr. @sI&dft, am Il. Gtr.
tmtsr 1862, nit btrsrIsitistr @nwiltsuns nuf'
selSit pVrcm ia, So ptrbsn babr alls Dt'ttnlr
Ssn erIu&t, bic an tsfnstr Grma f6ulSsn, ss fd
auf rtlGe art ss wOGs, innsrbaIb 8 Nrnatsn, am
altsn Stanoplats ansurufsn unb ObjutSabIn:--
llnb .Scl6e bic nod S5crbsrunesn tabrr' tsno
sIs6fans srIuGt tbrs 8s6uunssn baitltR stniu'
tdnpistn.
@alter s. Grim.
So1epb 6edsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05
6pQd, fit ben 98inter !!
SeiR ibr 2rut, nun fpmmt berbei |!
!Sleiber MAIDEN eeute!

&leioer MAIDEN esute!
Sa bic &Ietoer hiahen esute
DiGfss Sprdhpcri 9ebt neh on,
limb bic StSioer flnb'ft eu hsute
8rt benz Res9sr unb Osmau.
BtuIt ou osines etsbhsns 6atts
@ven aeTsbsn isin, iun9er Waun,
Gi eann penoe nur bic Shritts
Grlt gum Mss9er uno . Sman.
Sritt binein in ibren eaben,
Sbau biz ibrs Maaren on!
@elt man IN bier nebt beratben,
8si benz Mss9sr uno . sman.
6um6ua rclIen iis nttbt Ipistsn,
limb 9etrua ntdbt rpenoen an,
Tair nit Seoerman 3u oeaIen
Strs6sn Rsessr une . sman.
Sarum SQenIbsn auf Der Grbs
4cmmet allefammt beran;
DaB tein 8leieermangCl psres
Scresu Wse9er uho . sman.