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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04
PROCLAMATION OF THE
PRESIDENT.

10 Hs People of he CoafsaTate States of Amgjrss
An enemy, waging war in manner volatiye of tae
usages Of civilized nations has invaded our country with
presumptious reliance on superior numbers Ha b- d
cared his purpose tQreduce us to subm sion We str1r
gle 20 preserve our brthrght Of Constitutional freedom
our trust is in the justice of cause and the prot-c
tion of our God
Recent disasters have spread gloom this Iaud
and sorrow sits the hearthstones OF our countrym4u
but people conscious of rectitude and faithfully RELY
ing on their Father in Heaven may be cast down, but
martyrs whose lives have been sacrificed ia their defense
but they receive this dspensaou of Divine Providence
with humble submission and reyerent faith
And that hosts again going lorth TO battle
and loving hearts at home are filed with anxious soci
tude foT their safety, is meet that the whole people
should turn impIorngly to their Almighty Father, and
baseech His aI-powerfuI protection.
To this end, therefore, Jefferson Davis President Of
the Confederate States of America do issue this my
proclamation inviting all the people to unite at their
several places of worship Friday the sixteenth day
of the present month Of May in humble suppcstou to
Almighty God that He viii vouchssfe His blessing on
our beloved country that he will strengthen and protect
our armies; that lie viii watch and preserve our
people from the evil machuations of our enemies and
that He will in His good time, restore to us the
blessings Of peacc and secure MS under His shetaring
care
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Confederate
States at Richmond this 81 day of May, A D.. 1862
JEFFER. ON DAVIS
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation 81 thc DAILY
APPEAL IS larger than that o.
the Daily City Press Combined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

"a Man is ike a snow ball Leave him
lying in ideness against the sunny fence OF
prosperity, aud all the good that's in him melts
like butter; but kick him around and he gathers
strength with every revolution, until he grows
into vast avalanche. To succeed you must
keep moving.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

a The enemy having retreated in confusion
to their gunboais after their repulse at South
Mills North Carolina, avenged themselves by
sheling and cannonading Elizabeth City, de-
stroying nearly all the remaining buildings in
that unfortunate town.
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NUNRREES.

TOR saIs THIS Saturday MORNING. at Cave. 81
4 Son suction mas.
% buIs and half bbs White Fish.
"a lbs fd and cd Mails.
- lbs Cloves
10 d0Z Yaar Powder
cross Spring Clothes Pins.
boxes Soda Craeke.s.
bhh. N,iasIe-.
Bacon Casks
20 Empty WHISKY Rz-ta.H
1900 and 10 sould Sat Sacks
20 Jars shake prs.e-v.-
10 par Fine Ca.f.kin Boots
my3 HURBELG. HUSTON A. co
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For SALE

4 BOUT eighteen acr-s or hsaltfsI WOODLAND.
II three and haf miles ir1l Memphis on ana Pf.
geuu ROIsr PIsukrCad. Confederate Money viii ID
taken for payment. -. BEABRIaE
Refer to j. H. Speed, Of Speed Doaolo * Strange
la
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

n Upwards of two hundred men, all wound
ed with MIME balls, have been brought up to
this city, from the Peninsula, and deposited in
the hospitals during the past three days Rich
mOnd Examiner
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WANTED

GENTLEMAN wishes g. SUBSTITUTE. With fhs
Il privilege of going mo cavalry, infantry or arti
lefJ- viii pay liberal Uris1. inquire s..
kENDI- a. COOKS
u'y+|L' ra IS Fr1us Row
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TEEE FRDERALsAT NEW ORLEANS.

The Evening Delta of tie lst says that a
large propeller transport, her deck crowded with
troops, arrived al New Orleans Gu the lst inst,
at y o'clock, NJ, and anchored ia front of the
city It was supposed that Gen. BUTLER was
on board The Deita exhorts the people to bear
themselves with the high spirit they have here
tofore exhibited, and expresses the opinion that
any demonstration without the physical power
to follow 1t mp without physical force would
he Deurile
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DAMAGE To lasn REDakALR RLhET.

A gentleman who reached thus city tins morn
ing, direct from New Orleans, brings Us mtelli-
gence of serious damage having been inflicted
upon the onemys fleet before it reached that
CITY. The vessels were auch-red IN the stream
mp to Friday evening, but it was apparent to all
that It was with difficulty some Of them we're
ept afoat Thoir pumps were constantly EN-
ployed to keep them afoat, and canvass painted
had been tackled over numerous shot holes to
hide them from pubHcview. Eight vessels were
in front OF the city, aud three, as has been re-
ported, had gone up the river. But one was
sunk, which was accomplished by the Manassas.
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FaaR NAE.Et
FOR SALE

4 FIs5 GOLD WATgI aud CHAIN H7s ,Ie f5r
n Confederate notes by w STEWART
myftf N-wunIs Post Office
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FaaENEa.

4 PURSE containing a --ul OF m7ua~ and % braid
- # Hair- cd ro re'0le 70 a sI -r eH tl.
owner esH have ny ealing sua describing .h- same.
H. O. -NT HHrE
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~ Hon. George W Jones, of this State. a
member Of the Confederate Congress, finding it
impossible 70 reach home in consequence Of the
presence of the Fejerals in North Alabama, has
taken up quarters at Atlanta, "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

The POETCHARTRAIN FLEET The Mobile
Evening Ne,os Of the S0th states that there is
reason to doubt that the destruction smoug our
gunboats in Lake Pontcbsrtrain was SO general
as has been heretofore announced. Intelligence
from source entitled to the fullest reliability,
gives grounds for the hope that the events in
Lake Pontchsrtrain may not turn out su badly
as was feared IF so, the severe strictures of the
Ne1os, which we republished, fall to the ground
and we shall announce the facts as they exist
as soon as they can be definitely ascertaincd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

"a The Richmond Hhig OF tine oath ult,
says that the new Constitution OF Virginia has
been, without doubt, defeated by perhaps fifteen
hundred or Two thousand majority. The propo-
siton for inserting in the proposed new Constitu-
ton the provision that none buttsx payers should
vote, received a majority, so far as heard from,
Of 7,555. Bat as the new Constitution fails, this
provision, which was intended as part Of it,
falls to the ground
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

Special to the Memphis Appeal
CoRINTH, May 3-The St Louis Republican of the
25th ult. has been received
CAIRO, April 25-The river is slowly rising. New
Madrid reported inundated The track OF the Illinois
Central railroad has been covered and washed away
above Cairo
The Federal scouts report eight Thousand Confederas
at Chickasaw Bluffs, CFort Pillow
Tveutyf prisoners including the bridge burners
from Commerce, No, were sentt TO 81. Louis to day.
Several steamers from the upper Tennessee were fred
into by detachment Of rebel cavalry at Chalk Bluffs,
six miles below Savannah. this morning killing aud
wounding several
Gen. Hallecks preparations are nearly completed.
WAsHISGTON, april 25-Sherman. Of Ohio, presented
series of resolutions in the Senate from the Ohio Leg
isature protesting against allowing tbe Confederate
prisoners Camp Chase near Columbus Ohio to retain
their slaves As servants
The New York Chamber Of Commerce has adopted q
memorial TO Congress, unanimously proposing the pas
sage Of law raise hundred and fifty millions of
dollars, by direct taxation follows On merchandise
levy of one per cent on cotton two cents per pound
on tobacco twenty five cents per pound; on liquors
twenty-five cents per gallon; from real estate twelve
Millions from tariff fifty millions; the aggregate of
which, it is supposed, would raise the above
Senator Henderson, in lengthy speech, denounced
the eonfscatiOn unconstitutional e says that
law Of civilized war can strip even an enemy Of hi
lands and estates
II is reported that the rebels are concentrating large
force at Gordonsvi'Ie, hoping to bag Gen. Banks.
The main points OF the SewardLyon treaty are neu-
tra The right of search provided for without regard
10 the number of vessels be employed Also the
mary trial and punishment of those engaged in the slave
trade.
Reverdy Johnson has written letter proving the
uneonstitutionaliy Of the act abosing slavery the
District of Columbia.
Judge Burch has opened the canvass in Missouri. He
made powerful speech Chicothe on the 23d against
emancipation which had powerful influence towards
uniting the conservatives in both parties.
ODTuTous Of the Frrurh Fdfu5sfcr
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ofthe 27tb states that the Confederate steamer
McRae, which came up to the city to bring the
sick and wounded from the forts, was 50 badly
injured during the bombardment that she sunk
opposite this point There were no lives lost,
as her crew, finding it impossible to keep her
atioat had abandoned ber
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FOR SALE OR RENT

NE Haye Is fine rev rARRI Gs rr-.q... CH
W Soon N. IS. BRUCE d. CO..
my42r sruF--s street.
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FORT PILLOW.

We have no change to report in he condition
of affairs up the river The Federal feet, con.
sisting OF eight guuboats and eleven mortar
boats, continue to occupy their usual position,
and are amusing themselves by firing an occa-
siOnal shot. Some Of these fall into our lines,
but no casualties have eusued in addition to
those already reported. A report reached the
fort on Friday, that number of transports had
made their appearance some distance above the
fleet but the intelligence received no cOntrma-
ton up 10 halrpsst one yesterday.
TEEE sURRENDER or FORTS Jack
son AND st. PHILLIP.
When We announced the surrender of Forts
Jackson and ST Philip ia last Thursday AP-
PEAL, the statement was not generally credited,
and its authenticity even questioned by one of
oul city cotemp0raries. Later intelligence, hoE
ever, leaves no room for doubt in the matter
The New Orleans papers Of the Both ult. an
nounce that tine garrison at Fort Jackson dis
gracefully mutuied on the day previous and re-
fused to con,inue the fight Fort ST Philip,
however, which was under the command of
Capt SQUIREs with its whole garrison IS said
to have remained true and faithful to the last,
not the slightest manifestation Of mutinous
spirit being exhibited by them. This, proud
ly remarks the Delta in alIusiou to the fact,
completes the honorable military record of this
1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

A FORGERY.-The document published ia the
New Orleans Morning Delta of the Ist instant
purpOrting to be a protest from the commander
of the French war vessel now lying in that port,
against the bombardment Of the city by the Fed
eral feet, is pronounced forgery. The Even
ing DeIta of the same date says that it IS re-
pudiated by the parties in whose name It pur-
ports to be addressed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04
RECRUITS EANTEDl

TTiHIRTY RECRUITS are wanted 70 6u up CAPTAIN
L Wicks Company Memphis Eioanied Rsb. Is Each
man viii be expected 20 furnish his horse Rspor-
At Spring Greek N9digOu county, Team.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

"a The general conference Of the Methodist
Protestant church viii be opened in Montgom-
erv Ala, on Tuesday next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

The FOURTu tennessee REGINENT.-Ihis
regiment, which did such efficient service at
Shiloh by capturing Michigan battery of eight
pieces, defended by three Federal regiments, has
reorgsnizsd by the election of the following field
officers: Colonel, O. F. Suahl; Lieut.. Colonel
A J. Keller; Major, Luke ". Fiulay.
This regiment is from the western district of
this State and is, in our opinion, composed of
as brave set OF men as are in the Confederate
service
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

PRoTECT THEM "A number Of the garrisons
of Forts Jackson and St Philip, who remained
loyal and resisted to the last, have reached New
Orleans How they succeeded in etfecHng their
escape is moi stated. The Dlita urges that the
faithful men 0e not only protected but rewarded
and befriendel The mutiueerS had not made
their appearance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04
Opinions OF the French Minister.

Ihave just seen gentleman from Richmond who says
NJ Mereier the French Minister stated Confederate
Senator that his visit unofficial lie simply to
ascertain the condition of affairs aud surprised at
confidence and cheerful determined position when
he expected ind dependency He also said the
debt OF the North could let the Yankees hold
ont long, and that our subjugation was impossible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

RICHMoED, May SIN Bath county, Va. the goth,
detachment of cavalry captured train of twenty
six wagons heavily loaded with provisions stolen by
maraudiug party of Yankees Also ninety five horses
SIX Yankees were killed seven wounded and eight cap
tured The rest escaped.
It is stated positively that the Yankees are retiring
from the valley of Virginia, and Stonewa Jackson has
started in pursuit They have never been Staunton
and is believed that they syacuatng Winchester
The FederaIs who approached Staunton from the north
rr.st ara sL.n fallnr hack
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-04

AUGUSTA. May 3-Tbo Chronicle and Sentinel has d
letter from Chattanooga which states that the enemy
has retired from bridgeport and viii advance nc
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Waat Is.

fl1eiIer, 9abeln, gSoiterS, 9ibterit66e,
S$' gttllGssrn. Sisssldlen, Snfse 0atIsn,
S&sersn, Sndmesr, SarEiermsnsr, ScrFJIsttr,
Gprtnas0aihIIommsn, Mau5. unS Jtallsnfalen,
S6IEGtr, 8anbsn, S&ruuten, @issd, NGssI,
SpbIenRsbs, StUtlsHiaauieIn. MHtl' mO Sanb.
fdsn, 5OtsIu, tOteIsin, NeiIel, SOGrer, 8s6'
5anssn, Belle, MausrtsQsn, StIen, gsrts Sdtsif'
lsIns SOu trr beitsn gIrt, ttettsn1rause, SOtd.
tanti6raubsn, Strsssl, 9arfsn S&aufsln, M!l.
eatsln, 6sdensnIsn. SaumpCa uno Sanfsn Slid.
garn unb anbrer Gwns, unb ibertaupt sin Sca.
fOmmsnsr gpratg bon 9tIsnwaaren, Su tatsn Esi
6. g. Moier.
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Nu6itDr/S Mnset0e.

Su bsm Boifsussridt ron ecdu Gouutr.
Sn Der SaGs Der 8t&nuns BON Samuel 8siB,
Benjamin 8sB, YtuUn 8eis unb Daptb 8siB,
@omtnil lEatorsn BON Der StntsrlaGsnIGaIt bss
ptritcrbtntn Sonas Rsts, lsBttin pUn esnn SIp
Qs&a Gauntp.
tlnO nun QusuR 8, 1862, auf @Ur16Ins BON
6ru. DrIsbt, srnunnts bic Court Cam. Camp
Gfp., als gubtcr, UNI bsiasts 8shnuns Ju iitT.
Istrn unb iibnJulstteln, unb bem nG6lsn Wailsn.
esrI6t Ssrt&t partitsr gu srRattsn.
go aus ben llrtunbsu.- Ssyuett
D o. Sausmdu, Cdr.
H6- Der Otensrnannte @upitOr tptro 3ufpl1e
fsnrr gnfelIuns ssssnrdrtts lsin, ant SauIs SCn
Samutl 8ti 3, In Qpnn SaunI6ip, 9saa
Gdunts, am SamRas BEN 24fen October nG6.
Rsns, um 10 lltr SOrmittass, allwc If6 o[ls Sn.
ttrsbirtn sinFnbsn t6nnsn, lpsnu fs sS fur i6tds
lid beFnbsn.
October l. r13m
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Der llntsrfhrieteRe ;si8t tiermit ieinsn Grsun'
ben unb ensm aqasmsinsn gublifum srsetenl an
baB sr cine neue &utI6enma6srsi in uniUnpilIs
es6a Gauutp, anssfunssn bat. aIIrpV sr bsitdnbil
auf 5anb bdlt uno auf SfitsIIuns prompt pUfer'
tism pirb, ale @rtsn SutIGrn, 9Gdssn, Sussst
unb ale anpsrs Sutrireim bic In Irin Sah ssbB'
Ten, bic sr an BEN allerbiaisfen YrsiIsn abIalIcr
Wirb. Sn pieien nsuen Sutldsnmaderet Wsrber
nur bic bsasn Watnialtsn unb BON ben bsllen
arteitsr auseRsllt. Man trfft immsr cine srUbs
auspabl Sutrweisn bel ibm an, ippraus Septr.
man llt aIle,slt 1utlm fam.
GT Gsparaturen psrNsn prompt unb bldg
beicrst.
Snbem ber GissntGtmsr isin @sI6dft panftId
antreitt, unb feline 5abpsusen an Oaurrtaftts.
ttit, S6Bnbsit mp Siaietsit Feinen anbern In
Staat natietm, 70 tarf sr Srn 8r6tstalber aui
sInsn Iitsralsn @nttsil Der Gfenti6en SunbI6hft
u6nFn.
oiram Beers.
unlCnStue' Iprtl z, 1862. mai 8
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or 9ir batsn bic Cties prsisernitbr ia
9un9 in 0cppatsr Atildbt, namIIb, ju bes YutIi:
tums 8CrtbsI uno unisrss et9snen pe9gn gsmaht.
Oa6 pubIitum muroE nit unaGbten 9lalbIuen bis
man ais sine 0lababmun9 osr unlrt9en aut9e9e6su,
belbpineslt. Dasib earan bsiinelbe IRsialI rom
Sih biS jun tsinilsn Slid, III bdrftissr Nuatitat
Die Sabritansn titber @lafhiuEn bsiesn nitht bic
Niitsl quite arbet ju liefsrn. Sie balten tb in es:
bsiusn BiuteIn pertcrJen, no linen unmS9lilb bic
9sEt9netsn mgbanIItbsn @e!ribtunesn gu Gebote ies
ben. BGcB eurtb 9rogsn 0slhdltsbstrtsb uno aus:
9geebnlE SRanufaaur @iia6lifements tSnnen quite
WGidnsn ;u mast1en pretitr 9ematbt wsrbsn. Die
bef beathdtt9tGn Malhinsu, wenn idblsdt psrs
ferti9t Iaufen iiCtS @jeiabr III llnortnuno gu le:
rGthen, uHo pgrutlbGn bemjufcIse bg6Cutsnos NIdbs
unS &citeu ie in SutGm 3uiianes ~ erbaItGn. Die
@i9Inbaftsn wCrauf man bE; elmer NJaItblne iSbsn
lCll, no, Sitbsrbtit rihi9sr Sbdti9tsi bel ietsnl
SraS ron GIC, GinfaGbbeit Der GOnitrusticn, 9rcFe
OauGrbaiiiAteit unb SbnelIiQtCit i'm SpGrirSn, nit
Der eertn9ten Mihe. Qlenn gNo(hinen ctSlg noe:
ient6sn @iasnlhaltsu pCrtinosu icGsn, lc mGGtu fe
pcu btliem Nlstau uRo rClIfrmmIn eearbsitst ltin.
0ir betBen in 9robsm WlaBltats 2Ds9s uub gRitisL
btsrw.
Gntaufrr ron Malhntu, be ibr tGatihss 8rco
burcb e 9elUnuen, rpsrosn itnesn, eab ienG IpStds
cb9e @t9snIhaftsn beiBen, ntdt nur out Gei fhneG:
Ter ole audi lun9lamGr 8SmG9uu9 arttitcn, fcnorn
Guh ia nlS9tjbit gutter Srrnuu9 Der arbeit lGras
bauern. Die pcn uns otmatbten gRafhinsn. lpsrbsn
msbr GSsto bs eGrinssrr SRdbs tnOrjn9cn als r9suS
anoere, ieiCn lt cine Nadobmun9 Der uniriaen cesr
uiht. Sn Der Shat. Iie sbsn bilisSr aIs rssn0 aus
bsrs 9Raftbiusn alS SslhCut.
S. 50. Ginger uno Co.,
4S5 8rCacpau, ISnsQcIf.
YbuabsIpbia Sfftt $40 gGsfnut Gtrnss.
GFc. Guras uno Scbn, I9nten III gI(lentaun
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SlO.2l0 90
Sebler ausasncmmsn

Ssbler ausasuommtn SlO,2l9 90
o. Sine Stsuer pcn fHui Gents duf ieees rGr'
f6srts 500, 1T ben Gtirperu Der @Gieulhaft auf
srIs9t. prcmpts y's;abluns pire srnitIib erbstEu
innsrbab 40 Sassn pom %. Sspt. on. HGs SrIhs
Die csrnuhIaiGsru bluusn tsia9tsm 3sitraum Bs
Jabuns gu leiiten, pGrbsu erpprt ben anfhIa9 bres
Sarss gu bsjablsn bnbsn pis Cs Der 6ts abfbni Der
&enititutcu Der 6eitHlbaft ss elfrrOsrt inoem bar
RaHsntstGuo Der @sIsalhaft Ss uStbi9 moht. Sir
bic eiits Der GClIeftcrsn, sts, febe !eanbtilIS.
sSObR fribrrt, Seer.
Sftcbtr 8, 1862. na3m
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Sllee1uShON0rCGe.
@MGGW5IOGIG1gsJIa
Sneen8WdQrert.

Der ausutoun China Gtcbr, Sc. SO SIt: 6amil:
orsSirass, 3bdrCn cberbalb Qrsse's Stcbr, III
unfro9ltb Der rsbte Srt um ALE artsn
AueensWaaren, @laspaaren, Strin~
ipaaren Gber 2ampen
gu bstoHluEn.-Sb babe nun ben erS6tsu uub b,ii'
aus9smdbIt:n Stcd pcn bielgu 94Garen, tsr t bier
In Ausntaun, une ptuCitbt in irssno sinSm Srt Won
eEr ndmIlhen GrSFE i'm Staot, au9sbotsu .puree.-
OSrisbe III nit ScrQfali aus Spauufafmren pcn Dem
bShith Rufs GtwShIt unS tsiisbt aus ttinnbs allen
Den neusItsn Gntwdrfen, StNIsS uno pattsrn ptn
Gran,SfI6en @ClD' 'Sanb un6 we6sn burtF6t.
gem G9ina, GnsltiGem pO3slan unO
Gtein'GGina,
pcn eemfsmfsn biS iu osm 9smsuisu i'm G5sbrauh,
IN Sslts uno bEi btm Stid.--G5lcibfalIS Slasrpaa,
waarSn ron Amtritauiibsn uno Sran;Sflbsn 9Ran:
uiatturn ftr
6ciels, GdlCOns unb anbsrtm GGbrauh,
Ven ben fsjnieu sngrapbirtSn Dstautsrs bis ;u t.
usm 6snt 3umbtr.-@tenfaUs
StemlpaarEn un6 Britannia 9Gaaren
Ucn iebr @erlbiebsnbet, le mis- Gomptn pen ister
m69Ilbsn Ssnsnnung. ron oer tI'tnittn WabIIamps
gu l29 Gents, biz 90 ben mrilt 9ianitn6n 9baubG:
Itsrs fur SirCbsn, paen II. ~.
eGmpCn non allen Nrttn psr0sn aue9st,6trt uut
ab9ranoert um RcbleusSgl boriu gu ttunGn.
6r halt aud immtr eas beits RsrcIcue 8obI,n
Oct ID wtr eGmrIn: Setbts, Grimm Shssrsn, unt
turi auss III eGm eompRn:Nad gum 8srtuuf auf
oono. uno ipar az oSn nisotrfsn prslBtn tjeitits
philadelphia.
gCrcusn wclhs ir9tno ehp0s in mslnrn SGCb
trOuhln. fSunsn beioes Sdo uuo 5stt pGrsu, psnn
lts bGi mir onruf,n che hs lcnuO tautcu tnosm ith
nun tGGsr cin9srihtt bin. ais il. AnlprtbCnlG gu
sfrteiaen-teicCs in 83ua auf biz YrEiBs ats audi
auf Die Nnalitdt.
SGr0SBt oSu Srt niht.-Gs IN brritlbe SC 30
Ot;6amiICn SraFr, 3ts Sbdr Otsrbolb Yrss's
Stcbr.
I. 6. 9arnaban.
SanuOr %. 1861. ua5p
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s in berrli6er StoG
@QnD>NQDte

Der llntsrSet6nsts bat icsten ben eri6tsn anb
IhBnilen StUd gBanbpnptsr, flr
porlou6, 0Gn8e, Stuben mo &G6en
srtaIten, Der np6 je in gIllSntam mar. Dies II
feline uetrrtristrnbst cher 9rabIerei, icntern bic
refine geatrteit, wOpcn ft Elm jsosr leGR iibtrs
jsu8sn tdnn, wenn sr anruft. Das putIitum
Wiro aud bsna6r6tisst baB sr cine Ginri6tne
sstrUTsn babtn, wonaa TT immr bic nruslrn
Stpls8 rbaltru unb fsn pOpitr asrnbt an Obj.
faosIpbia unb NupOrf YrsIBtn osrFaufm fam, -
unb wobur6 er nun in ben Stnno gsitBt II, BE-
otutsnb pOblfsiIT gu 1srtaufsn, ais bits IOn1pO
ssi@tstt. gesr OabSr Bargains MAIDEN nil, cfr
ruft unOnliiati@ an, ttnn sr II i'm Stanbs ale
QnigrtBmCt UOllfOmmsn 3u tfirifbiesu.
ReubPn 8utb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-22

Robes uuo 9efobte6 eeinUl, 9epreBt BON
" amsrifaniidem 8Ia6sfdamsn, psI tsifsr ais
srn ausIantIl6em 5IaGSlaamen, Gdt, Gsnlu'
eIaS, SIsipss treden uno In Del, ME aud ale
anbsrs 8artrn gum glnitrettsn. GclO' unO Gil
tsrIuub, SrCnjs unp 8IattsNstalI, gu tatrn tsi
S. y. Woicr.
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SRI blin8unb @ MI mer
5U QQrftL


Die unttrJshndsn nEaIttR tSslt& YSn Nsu,
petf unb YGilapsIpbIa
Gin grOber Sitter VCrratb
flir 5rubting unb SUmmer, unb lie Osrtaultn t.
re g9naren 70 Tctlftil ais ls Ssrtauit msrSsn
t6nnsn. SelT Wsrrimat &aItun t23 Gents,
un6 atlr antfrt gGdeTrn I'M YerGGimiB. Sie Ia.
ben a6tunafYVlI 2Ills elm an,urufsn unb unItm
Stod 81 prtifen, sgs man IOnfpO fault, bsnn uir
fiitlen GtsrSsu9t, taB mir Ollie btfrIstissn tSn.
nsn relds uns nit ibrsm 3ulpTu6 bsftren.
geir wtiniGsn aud an3uiibrsn, tab wIr sInt
srObs guspabI rOH
SGnCY 9reBaSeite
In StOGr tatsn, msIhe rtr 25 9rCStnt nietriga
vertaufen ais irssuo Elm mbsrn GtUtr in tu
Stoet. Dssslet6en cine srcBs 8uI6iebtnbHi
anGersr 8utfr gu umtanpIi6 aLlrs anSufiBuN.
0rGSeretem!
Gin grO6sr Stpd ben Groceries, tpis 8affes,
3udsr, NClaiiss, SbW, 5GnIs. 9tOitnsn, Sdis,
ale Scrta @fpirsr H. (, No., allrs an ben ME
brltsn 9rs|6'n.
Ttfeb E! Std! Sifeb!
NC. 1 mS 2 WaFlrElm tsim SierteI taltsn
unb sanIen Barrel.
Cali! Cali! Cali!
0isrFCCl semaNIfnsS unb g1&tUn SaIJ bsim
Cad Cbsr 9uIael.
Gdrpet un6 Sdu1.
6cCrs unS GtItaen'GdrPsts, mN Gt0cr' unp
}ti6sSsItu& Yafaufsn MIR an BEN eIlrtnisSras
FEN Yrsien.
2ueenepaarfn.
Gin arObfS 9iCrtsmrnt brn Gusmswaarsn
tet Der Set mb brim Stiid, an esn billi9ilsn
NeiBcn.
Eeninser une 5bcimer.
glasntaua, aprtl 8. 1862. ra6S
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G5dbe, blaue, ibWarse mo 8rGnc 8orte
" gum 6drtsn. Ellie @rtsn Bon ID b +
mem, ,YsrfWmerien Uutrtdenps IrUps
fen fir nuf S6nupitd6r. Saar-SeI, Bar
btsrs unb feline g4 6istfs. q f d. t.
unb 3 9rbarRru, 8adpuIs
psr, SfsnIapdJs rrtra Gualitit, Su tatsn bel
s. y. Wpler.