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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
Cape Race. Oct. 90

Cape Race, Oct. 90.
The steamer Borasia, from Bremen via
I Southampton on the 9Th inst, passed this
| point en- route for New York, at half pas,
four yesterday ?. M. She was boarded b,
the news yacht OF the associated press.
and summary Of the news obtained.-
Her dates are three days later.
The Bohemia, from Quebec, arrived al
liverpool on the slb.
GREAT BRITAIN the London Times
says The Emancipation Proclamation a
President Lincoln is a political concession
to the abolition wing of the Republican
party. When the Union existed the con-
stitution gave no right either to the Pres
ldent alone or to the President and Con
grtss combined, to abolish slavery. Eman.
elpation was the tilunderbolt placed in
President Lincoln's hands to DESTROY tie
ole social organization of the South Mt
a b.pE 1t Is athundeFbolt which he has
assumed the right to launch but he is
''dhout the power to enferce his decree.
he North must conquer Every square
mile of the South before it can make the
proclamation more than mere waste paper
Advices from New York show that
there is strong impression among the
leading merchants, that termination of
the war will ultimately occur from finan-
cial crisis and confusion in the North.
The steamer lrona Drake, laden with
stores for the Confederates, was run into
by another vessel and sunk in the CLYDE
Consols closed on the Eth inst. at s4t
for money, 94s@94i for the November
account.
FRAscE.-Gen. Chaugarnier denies that
President Lincoln has offered him the
command of the federar forces.
Vera Cruz letters give different ac.
count of the state Of affairs in Mexico
from what the French papers have pub
llshed. Juarez was far from giving up
the contest and was preparing Tor a des-
perate resistance with the French.
The city of Mexico is strongly fortified
aud the road from 0rizaba will be defend
ed inch by inch.
Paris Bonrse was much excited, rentes
closed on the 7th inst 15f a decrease of !
per cent.
lTALr.-Tho king has signed decree
granting M amnesty to all persons con-
cerned IN the acts and attempts Ill ia
subsection which took place utely in the
southern provinces, with the exception Of
the royal army.
The Sicilians have been disarmed in
of numerous assassinations,
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Cairo, Oct. 20.

Aalro, Uet. ZUs
Nothing fromCommerce to-day official.
The Pike just from Shawneetown re-
ports having seen small bands of guer-
rlllas at two different points between
Smithland and Caseyville. They gallop-
ped along the shore at places as though
they would head the boat at bend in the
river, but she kept on the opposite shore
and escaped.
Two thousand rebels are reported as
being back of Caseyville, and are only
prevented from taking possession OF tho
town by two gunboats which lie off in the
river.
The steamer Hasel Dell run on a snae
aud sunk at Smithland's bar yesterday.
The Eugene brought up Wsterhous'
Chicago battery aud the 9th Ohio, they
were landed at Island 81 to punish the
rebels who fired into the steamer Contin-
entail. They have instructions to destroy
everything IN the neighborhood.
General Sherman from his list of secesh
families in Memphis has determined by
lot who shall be banishod from town, as
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Bank Sfatcnaent,

New York, Oct. 20.
Increase 10 loans, 1888, ZIG; do due
circulation, 81, 479; do deposits, *l37 ;.
Gig and decrease of specie. s5.O3a, al5
A special TO The Post says the War De.
partment has decided to allow the drafted
men 20 days toprocure substitutes.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln left Washing
ton Tor Cambridge, to-day.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20.
The Washington Republican of to-day,
says refugee who came into Cen Sieel's
head qnrrters at Owensville, Culpepper
county reports. that there is great con
sternation among the whites in that Sec
ton IN consequence of an unprecedented
negro revolt. The negroes most Of then,
had been hung, northern newspapers
having been found upon them confirming
Pres't Lincpll's proclamation to li5esate
the slaves. The terror OF the whites is
10 be great 1t is said that the
negroes, OF the different counties around
cdlpcpper are all engaged in conspifa
cy for general instruction.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAvrxroHr, Aug. I4th, 1852

General Order No 100.
l. In order that The Southern Border Brigade shsl Il
not be an unnecessary expense to the State NJ lis di-
special service from any company n any BATTALION un-
less there be all actual INVASION then the addition
Mt ftee tuu~t nc vtvret by the MAJOR the Bat
TALON, and in every full report be made
the Governor, with statement oftbe facts upon which
Aesaduiopaiior ordered into theneid, and the
Offer III be held responsible for the correctness o.
his stateme ns and actions.
IL No person who has left Camp Heron without
leave " absence or furlough will be allowed To euls
for any regiments organization, and IL any re-.
Alag enieer shall salist such eFseH sufA officer
win be refused commission ID any company Of this
state Every mastering oficer In the State will b.
notified ofthis order. and be reqnestd to refuse mps
ter to sll such deserters from Camp.
III All absefiiees ~ Tie companies known as Capt
srcrest's Or apt parker's will report themselves ri
70 Camp Heron, ~ &a
Nv, No transfers from company Organized IN
this state for the Y 8 service vii be- ALLOW Oh ptias
10 mastering except the consent or the Adult ant
General ~ EE
The senior officer Of every Camp in Ills State In d.
rectod thcse orders strictly enforced
Aad 10 any soldier who attempts to rass the
lines or ths,capF Erhou, TIE Permission gftae com.
mander, endorsed By said senior officer Of amp
by order Of the Commander in Chief
N, b. BAKER,
AdJt Gen of Iowa
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

Daily GATn CRY oyyIcK
hEoR:K OFT IL. e.. /
fLouh-superhnes ~ '5;sprnI heal suras1s
/ fnllWheatExtra $3.50
BRAN ANDsH KITS act 0 4oe . Ioons
SHIP sTuFP-5ae.
-GeRA-eit. ~ TIT estr new f5u q tn sh------=
BAKLEY-SD t. STE.
WHEAT-ln goo d demand. FallG54 15:sprInl 81
RfE-23 to 2sc good demand
oATs--20c to 20. Good demand
/ fufAfuEs-.u e5c3 rgrGTt aos---
" EET PofATOEs--40 10 SOC q bush
SUGAR -sNew Orleans fair lie; nr,ne ia,
choice a. clarified 1871. crushed and powdered 1. u
MoLAsSEs-PiaDtation45 a SO; sugsrhouse4stz so,
Golden syrap7o9 7Se--very scarce
coFFkt-Ria a3a2Gc; Java Esq 30; Lasuyra a4taasc
glCB-eaI0e.
soAP-Paim &c, Family 5s.c, German( ciu., ?.
a7tc. "a
cAsDtEs-star15a stearTne 10. Mould 10.
TALLon-s,.c.
LARD-Gt tore
BoTTER-common s4oc. Choice l2& to 1874, re-
tail 5 to II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hams sides no sale -
Sugar Cured Hams, 81 % sc, retail Ioa.
LEATHER-sole 25a e. uAsneaA ~. =.
hlpEs-Prime dry l2le, gtu1by half price yr.s,
sci green sheep pelts loc@ 25; green hos akin.
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, % 0oa7 90, baied asooa m,
Praitic 81 O0aboo.
sEEDs-Timothye 81 90 10 / 10; Flax seed 90 n
III 10; good demand.
oNloNS-5sa65c
EGGS 9to Toe.
WHITE BEANs--75c 10 s1as.
FEATHERS-2sa 30
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 o0G si2sS bu.be,
pfIea reaches s-25as o. 30. Raisins s495aS45o
6hEES APPLks-2p to 15r q bush
CHEESE" estern Reserves G; Henmalac
BEEF tATTLE-lia2cg gross
sHEEP-s2 oaa2 so Shead.
sALT-G. A. - 30 q sack Kanawha - 90 = h.
rel: Lake o. 90
FiSfi--Mse rel Ne. 1sI4tsta Is = bhI No o.,,1
4si2, Ne. satasle. White Fish No ssoo
half 5ol. cod Fish5g6 n.
BEEsWA&- soc.
FAr HoGs-sa IS TO 900 nett
kAGs-Wooien 1 cotEonac
oLnikoA-n@@es L.. Brass6Asc Con.
perlesl24c y D..
hAehANsh'--on New YORK y percent. banksb1s
FUNDS fhiiadeiphia, Boston. Chicago and cipoip-
hsu = per cent st. Louis v per cent. @ old % to
- per cent ba, ing, Is sellmg.
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MAMMOTH AppLEs,-OHr old friend
William Price, has our thanks for a
couple of the finest apples we have ever
seen in Iowa. He calls them the Mann
moth Pippin, and they are certainly fairly
entitled to the first part Of the name, as
the two weigh three pounds. They are
very smooth and beautiful, as well as
large, and We are glad to hear that our
friend has fine orchard and "plenty
more Of the same sort
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21
OPENING of the Medical College

DR.. Thomas delivers the introductory
Lecture to the regular course this evening.
commencing at o'clock, in the Lecture
Room of the Medical College.
The time heretofore published, the eve
ming of the Goth, was by mistake. 1t
should have been the evening of the elst.
1t is to be hoped, when surgeons and ply
sieians are so much needed, that large
class of students will be in attendance
upon the present course of Lectures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21

FlDDLISa.--Mains street was enlivened
yesterday BY the strains of violin, play
ed by man who had both of his lees off
who was drawn in little cart by dog
in harness. The whole establishment nv
its oddity was calculated to attract =
crowd, who paid the fiddler" for his
music and misfortune.
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Philadelphia. Oct. 20.

The Harrisburg Union Of this morning
says, as usual on Sunday, the city was
-fll . with exciting rnmnrs yesterday, the
most important of which was the cross
ing OF the Potomac at Hancock by a large
rebel force and their repulse by the Union
troops with great slaughter on both
sides.
A dispatch to this effect was received
By Gov. Curtin. At the time of writing
this item no dispatches have been receiy.
ed By Us confirming the above rumor.
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louisville. Oct. %

Louisville. Oct. 90
On the recent rebel raid upon Licking
ton we killed from to Is rebels and
wounded 10, among whom uas Mai
samuel Morgan of the Nashville cavalry,
who was shot through the neck and will
die. We also captured and paroled one
hundred. and eighty.
John Morgan left Lawrencebnrg yester-
day morning with about ls, 90 men, close
~ pursued By Dumont's forces, which
captured FROM 5t to loo at 5 this morn
ing. 81 II
Three or four hundred of Nor
gan's men. at Cox's creek, six and bali
miles this side Of Bardstown, captured
and burned federal trim of 81 wagons.
part of which were loaded. ass47 sa
They carried off the wagoners and those
having charge Of the tain, Lieut.. Barr of
the 24th Ohio, in command who escaped
The wagons belonged TO Woods division.
Morgan then weat towards Bardstown.
and captured another federal train, num-
Der OF Wagons unknown.
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Inv rELEeKArn.I
New York Market.

New York, Oct 20.
flour-Aarket unsettled; 50 lower; sale. oo0 bb.
al % z 80 - Tor super State; s6sea6 65 for Extra
State,
"He''-NarSe' dnii, unsettled and noninally arc
o"e', - ioa SKI for Cheago Spring. 81 2oa 81 II
Tor Milwaukee Club; 81 2ea 81 81 for Amber Iow.
" 34as 81 "a TOR Red Winter
corn-market heavy and declinins Coz e. for nlxaa
esleIn In shipping order.
"hisky-without change a5aa5!
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NoTIcE TO STREET BRoKKas.-As
many persons, ignorant of the new e. s.
Tax law, have been unintentially violating
some OF It's provisions, We will from time to
time caution the public whenever we learn
that such instances occur.
1t has just come to our knowledge that
some OF our citizens have been dealing in
State and County orders for the profit of
purchases and sales for which business
license Of $50 has to be taken out. or the
persons thus dealing will be liable to a
penalty of $50 for every such transaction.
Those who have been heretofore dealing
In this way are therefore cautioned in the
future against mourning the penalty nam
ed
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
SHIPPERS.
Or and after this date no Powder will be allowed
soid IN K-okk withcut permission of The f.tpeo
nor any kind OF Arms shateysr DOR unitiens Of ar
tLssaiso bern ordered by the special Agent Of The
Treasury department net 10 allow Goods al recsyiss
except in limited quantities for family use 10 go nl
Missouri or the 80 uther tier Of Couui.es
tts onJe1r Ia 10 keep supplies froa the rfbelg OF
atlaed hands Of guerriilasin Northeast Npfouu
JOHN sfANSts
Surveyor pfthe PoIi Of keoAuk
Keokuk, Aag. IA, ieG2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21

be We regret to learn that Mrs.
Judge Lowe received dispatch yesterday
stating that her son, Doc. Lowe, Adiutant
Of the I'd Iowa, in Gen. Curtis army at
Helena, is dangerously sick Mrs. L
leaves for Helena to-day, as the Judge is
absent at Davenport attending the su-
premc Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21

Es Our friena iIoruish has baen play
ing Congressman for several dn, il tie
great admiration of his followers lefs.
abouts.
Everybody of ordinary sense knew
from the first and to the last that be had
a better chance of being struck by light
ming than of being elected to Congress
Still he insisted that be was going 10 be
elected up to the day Of election, and since
that he has been insisting that he is elect
ed by the home vote, and that he didn /
care for the soldiers vote, for he would
have that set aside. But the people have
saved him the disgrace of attempting to
deprive the brave defenders of the coun.
try Of the right Of suffrage, by beating
him from three hundred to four hundred
on the home vote
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KatCheloK's Hair Dsc---The Hestfl
the Aarla.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoE's ceIebrsted Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be dsiiugu shed immature
Naftt s 10 iHlgfe the hair iiihe ieast ret.se.tes
~" u, 'ss lad dyes, and inslgorates The hair for
hf", oHAf J. ~ OF RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspIetdi4 tl4eA o. hrewp, leaving the h&irsoftapd
beautiful. Seld by AH dfesr H. &c
The genuine lSsFEf.> aiisass A. BATcHELoR.
o. tAs JeEr 81 S+tA esI.
Arintsr A4 - AaHetss Street, New York. Late
2sS broadway and 10 Bond Street tie6-dAwl ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21

Dd~ In our issue Of the 14th inst, the
name of Capt. c. j. Maginnis, Co. d,
was by mistake omitted from the testi-
nonials to Lieut.. Lyman, by the officers
oi tho 3Oth regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-21

HE THIRTIETH..--We learn that this
regiment Camp Llncoln) has just re-
ceived It's arms. every one Of which We
doubt not will knock from under, OF set in
motion on the adoublc quick from two
10 feaf fees If Il tire rebel hUst
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81.

E The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival OF the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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Fortress Monroe Oct I,

thousand recruits arrived on the
baltimore boat this morning. They are
Tor several different regiments.
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punishment for guerrilla outrages on the
river' Twenty families are thus ordered
to leave our lines in days.
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by an order irSm The Tffasur, Department, Ship
pers and Carriers are required before foiw SHIP
men% OF Good ~ Sat-. amounting 10 over $50 TO
places IN str 6Tr ad second tier OF counties on The
southern borden Ot th* State II Iowa 10 file In the
Custom House O1ace al keokuk, Iowa IN oath pre-
~ TIE lreatury Del ar'mcnt aiso To exeeu,e
baud th approved sutttIts, haIine socds liete.i.
do. e4 stai oct be tfaptported sola Used In any
Nay, Use aiG eonft ut 10 Insurgents or 10
- III iEaNls sEh iGos4 Ia rtts Gn Agssithe Cow
crsaaer,t ~ the GIFTED States
Aarks can Ge DtsAiued and instructions gwen at
lac Surveyors Office.
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FouL TREATNEyT.-Anurnber Of live
chickens were taken down to tile levee
yesterday corded up in box two or three
layers deep.
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BLOCK Market.
New York Oct 20
Stocks dull and lower since the board
Gold has sold at 81 -
Money unchanged
Sterling Exchange 81 AZ
AmErJcap iii 5ysI
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rITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
Nextto Banking HoaA o. W NJ. ThompsopA
New 8ooEz

New 1oo1k0.
The City book Store IL this day In receipt OF the
follow ing choice literature:
Iss, . lpreeme, y, Theodore Winthrop.
Shadow In the House, by Saunders.
he Household OF Bnuyere, by Souther IN Lady.
Songs In Many Keys. by Holmes.
Reeoilections OF shelle, and Byron, by Trelauny.
Shelley Memorials. by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by a Virgins ian;
Tom Burke's school Days at Rugby.
DeQHincy = Opium Eater.
- Literary RaMini ences
Theological Essays.Ao
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold
LoweIis
Longiellow's Poems, Elae and 6 old.
Saxe's
Mrs Iameson's Loves Of the Poets Blue g. Gold.
characteristics SC, .
- = Slndles, SC, -
Italian Painters, @ I"
Legendoft NJ adeHnAn -f
Sketches of Art, 50
- Diary, &C..
He sthorne's Marble Faun
House of theseyen Gables
- scarletLeticr.
90 Aosses from an Old Manse.
s. Twice Ioia Tales.
Snow Image
g Hiihedstr Eum&necs
LongfelIow'f Hiswathp.
- Eyahgeue.
The above Books will be sold al Pnbiisner,s prfcas
The public Invited to call examine the stock
feoc d j. ". OGDEN.
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$1,000 ~ ~ W = 5E-uEl
10 THE NERVOUS or BUIH SEXEs-
Retire Clergyman having bee restored TO health IN
"a @@5s, after many years ~ great Suffering ia
stAii- - Ar4at niier& ny ssE}Hg tftpe on receipt
o. " tysi-la. ilEnrtsd ehSeigpe c.py q; tie pre-
seriittat used. ltreet % the REV. JOHN Al Dag
MALI l~6 Fulton street BrpGAlgu, n. Y.
Ecl-.dAwxm
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IEM ETERY NOTICE.

ALI persons having friends buried IN o.pI.uara
fers upon ot. have not been ter,tg Inv tho civ
are nothed 10 call upon the Clerk OF lie tnns,, ~
EecelNe deeds for said lots After the lst az N.,.
next all bodies buried upon lots noi decided LII ~
removed ands the lots become subject TO sale
lily order Of the Cemetery Committee
y ". MERRIAM
Clerk OF City Council Of ,hs City Of Keotuk.
sspul-dM
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Oniee OF Provost Marshal Aug. 30,
Hereafter no sales Of intoa eating hguors will he
permitted 10 enlisted or Tie United States Army
inthis city. l L
PeIsons ling In violation OF tbis order viii bo
arrested anal stringent me assres tak en- 10 Yr.yen
repetition VI the oGenss.
}. NJ. HIATT,
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HOUSE WAsrEp--Any person having
a small house and lot for sale, can find a
cash purchaser by calling at the
MACHINE BAKERY,
Main st. between 18th &5th.
oct2l-d3t
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FIHsl FIIRsi

Burkltt d. Co., 90 Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies, Heeds
and Jockeys, is complete. sepe5dlm
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Papers at county sent copy once
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JOHN STAMPS.

Survey or Of the Port.
Custom Heuae corc / la&ut, aus -. -aug2a-dtf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-05

Der llnispsidnsts sstst biermt Dem gatlitum
an, bab er telldnpis auf 5ano tdlt an isinsr &ut'
i6ens 6atrif in SGnrdsYils, 2s6a Gaunty, ale
Nrtm &mttcDcM bic sr an ben allfrnistrRsn
prstlen ablaBrn ptrb. Difis 5atrit bsllstt felt
SitIen Sabren unb Bat f6 eurh fsnr bauHbafte
uno pORIfsIe @rbett einsn sutn Nui srwOrben
9lur bic bette Watrrialien werrsn tenubt unb ee.
l6tdts Arbstsr anse1sut. Sc II immtr cine srO'
BE SerI6ieeenGst pcTdltig, aus weltr man ii6
paRlsn tann. sGsnn man lia sins nsus &uiI6t
Obsr anbaes 5ab3suS teitsDt, wIrb bic 9elsl.
lung prompt rrfiilIt psrOm. 8sparatursn wrrtsn
i&ntII unb bili0 ausasfiibh. gDsIl Der Gissn.
tbamsr isinsm gsldafts jsps gufmertIamfeit nib
met, uno feline Gubrnnfsn an Oautr0aItafsit,
SGSntsit unb Slliefeit fstnsn anban i'm Staat
na6lrRen, 70 carf sr pon 8s6ttprgen auf einsn
3uwads Der litsralen RunbIdalt rr6nm wCmit
man i9n brrsIts bssbrtr.
DS-S pt 9 a d 8 III mein au1CtIiIrtn u.
gent TIM 5ubrwsien 3u ptrtaufsn unr 9elleaunsn
eofit anjunebmsn, fir wrlGs 2Irtifel Id gut le.
zen psrbe,
Spnotban SeB.
Nprtl 10, 1861. nq6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-05
OeimS SpnrzAnit1lt
pen 2Incntaun, pa.

CSb NbANh'SH"I f""
Sffcs: glc. as Sn. SamtItcn StraBs, bsm
Qmriean SOtrI Sst0ltsn UCn 8. q. Bed
tel, SeSSniitsr.
Yripilssirt p6n Ger GEfcf9ebuu9, gNdr; 30, 1860.
Q(utcriirtC6 capital $50,000.
Die Ofits III ale Sage riTcn, prn bis llbr, ios
uit aud, gVentn9 ron bts lIbr absnos.
OspcTtIn ptrrln in srrGrn unb tIsnsn Summsn
araCncmneu uub picber sur It tejabt cbne pcrbCri9e
Guftdntisuu9 nit NrCycnt SntErsfrn. SIR ipes
iGue DcpcfitEn, auf WcnatG coer lGn9Er, miro 3
Present SutErchtn tCjobit.
DiClls Sriiimt Gitttt GrGtutcrCn, lomlniitratcre
uno aurtrn WtrirnCn. CUTE GSdr9enbstt 9elorr mit
Sihsrhcit fir fure cher t&rssre Belt ouf SntGrsiisn
III binirltosn unb misttr cbns rcrbGttSe Guftduots
suno, mrid,u(crtsrn, uni tam turb 9bcds 9eic'
gen irGretn.
0sbf etm ttrtits turh lie StcdbaItsr eintts
,oIlttm Capital hdttn in ltbsrrrltlnmun9 cGsl
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-05
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