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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-10

The BRoADAxE.-In the last No. of the
DEBORAH Republic, we find the following no.
tice of one of our best firms in town, which
We transfer to our columns with pleasure
"Among the checks" issued as fraction.
al currency We frequently get the little
round fellows with &. C. Cones name an.
pended. and when we do get one, We CON
slider it as good as money. For "Broadaxe"
is one Of the honest men to begin with, and
then he purchases his heavy stock SO that
he can sell cheap, and is at the same time a
thriving, rising man"
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Fire In McGreoor.


On Sabbath evening, just as services had
been commenced in the various churches,
an alarm Of "fire' startled the citizens oil
town from the accustomed quiet Of the hour
Smultaneou, with the cry, columns Of
sparks and smoke were seen rising over the
bluff, on Bluff street This clearly estab.
lished the fact that the wa, ehouses were on
fro.
Those who first SAW the flames said they
occurred in the southernnost part Of ware.
house No. :, owned and occupied by N.
Munger & Co. In few moments, thi.
building, together with its contents, con.
sisting Of wheat oats, and barley, to the
amount Of Sl,672 17-besides fixtures,
books, and papers to the amount Of $500
or s4oO more were all destroyed. The
building cost $4,000 but was purchased 70,
81 ,5oo-insured for $500. Insurance or
stock $500.
The fire next communicated to warehouse
No. s owned by r. Rump, which was i'm.
mcdately consumed. Mcssrs. Lacy &
Rump had 1000 bushels Of wheat 500
bags, fixtures, etc, which were pretty much
destroyed. Loss $4,000. No insurance
Rump's loss on building 5000. No insur.
ancc.
Continuing on its course the fire mex,
attacked and destroyed warehouse No. 9,
by A. w. Hibbard of Harris, Hart g. Co.
Milwaukee. Shadbclt & lIavens had coo
bushels Of wheat and $50 bushels of oats,
which were totally destroyed. LOSS $500
no insurance. Loss on building 5000
have not learned whether it was insured.
While No Q was still burning. the flames
too k possession Of No. 10, owned by W
II. Hills, Of Hills & McHosc, which was
also totally destroyed. Loss Ss0o-insur.
ed for $500. Lacey & Skinner had $500
bushels of wheat in store here, some OF
which will be saved in a damaged condi
ton. No insurance.
The flames attacked No. II, owned and
occupied by G. & J. McLaury, but the cit
liens by this time had formed line to tn.
river and by the most heroic exert:ons ar
rested the progress Of the flames
Recapitulation.-L Loss by fire, aggregate,
about $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
The citizens, in the absence of organized
fire companies and apparatus, worked with
a will, though there were not lacking those
who were idle spectators to the whole affair
Among the names Of those who risked
life and limb to stop the destroying elc
ment, we notice as especially deserving
the Dykcn Brothers, Cap. johnson, and
Mr. Frye, of the firm Of Douglas, Frye &
Aber. The services Of these men were in.
valuable, and we are glad to see tina, in one
instance at least, they have been properly
appreciated
We might here urge the necessity Of fire
apparatus to assist in cxtinguishing fires,
but we shall not do it, for it is a useless
thanklcss task.
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The Draft.

The Draft. .,s
1t is state that eighty two men must be
furnished for tho Old =. gi,pents from this
township before the LIST o! January, or the
draft will positively take effect. We no
t'cc, in this connection, that persons enlis .
ing in the 42l Or 4sd infantry, or the 9th
cavalry, per General Orders NJ. lO7 Of
Adjt. Gen. Baker, will be credited tothei,
respective counties, on the quotas for which
the draft is ordered.
Will not some enter prsng man o. men,
60 assiduou>ly to work and raise one or
two more companies for the Irish regiment?
By so doing, the parties volunteering will
avoid the dra # and get the bountics, to say
nothing of the commission and non.com
missioned Offices which 60 to new co,npa-
MES. This is positively the last chance to
avoid the draft. J-H....
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MBGREGoR llIGm SCuooL.-T The Higher
Department of the city schools opened on
Monday, Dec. LIST, with very favorable
prospects. The room has been re fitted
and furnished. We learn that seventy Eve
lads and misses have entered their names.
among them several young ladies' and gen
tlemen from the country. Nc ireg,r ought
to have Furnishing High School. We
hope par nts and all persons in, crested will
aid the Principal in her efforts to establish
one Of permanent grade.
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[ EVANSVILLE, No., Nov. 90, 1897
My EAR CHILDREN The sound of the
busle coming from ''heajquartcrs'' says
go to bed" but | won't 60. shall first
write you letter. Here sit upon my
blankets by my warm hearted camp stove.
with my card!cs and inkstanl on camp
stool, and my portfolio on my kce. The onls
| sounds hear are an occasional Ia ha (!
from one of the privatc's tents, and tn
'nunchng AMI tramping Of my faithful
horse, who keeps me company just on the
outside of the tent. Poor fellow, I wish il
were practicable to bring him into the tent
these cold stormy nights, but l give him
one Of my blankets to sleep in, which is
the best can do.
TO day we had meeting in the Cour,
HOUSE, morning and afternoon; rather |
should say in the fort. for the Court House
is converted into fort, with stockale
yound it. NLat Friday night preached e
the State Militia, who are quarted in the
fort, and to the prisoners of whom there
are ABOUT dezen-one Of them is a Baptist
minister, who has been in the "secesh"
army. i.
You often hear Of the 'butternut clothes"
which the rebels wear. 1t is the prevailing
color here, with variety of lights and
shades. 1t would hardly seem credi(A bic
to you il were to tell you how ignorant the
natives are. Capt. Benton has found some
who never saw postage stamp and did
not know what he meant by it. One old
fellow was in camp yesterday, selling mo-
| Ia .ses, who said he never had heard Of
Lincoln and didn't know who he was.-
Some of our boys went out for forage and
found man who said he never had seen an
iron or stell pitch fork. A man who can
read or write is quite an oracle in these
parts. In the county east Of this l saw
but one school house, and that was at the
county seat, and was called the Academy
In this county (WrighD I have not seen
any, sven in the county seat. y
We are to counter march from here TO
Houston as soon as our teams return from
Salem, whittier they have been gone for a
week. We expect them certainly to NOR.
row. We have heard that from Houston
We shall j,n Schof Id division and go to
Cross Hollow, Arkansas, where the enemy
are said to be concentrating large force.
AS to the truth Of the rumor, you can cues 8
about as well as we can. To night we had
u mail-the first one for week it brought
me nothing from McGregor. | received
one paper from Davenport, ten days old,
| which devoured with u keen relish. Tn
ill further notice, please write me, and di
rect papers to r LA. My wife is there an
will receive them and send them forward to
| the wherever am.
For want Of other thoughts and incl
dents must cut short my writing here
With every desire for your present and
future welfare, am sincerely yours,
S. p. SLOAN.
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WISCONSIN PURlrAN We have received
the initial numb Of the Wiscon>incIyi-
tan, monthly quartn published in Milwau
kee; under the Infringement Of committee
appoi ntcd by the Wisconsin and P,.sbvte
ria" convention. The paper is edited by
Reverrnls De Loss Love, c. D Hcl,ner. I.
Clspp, A. l. Chapin, N D. Graves, NJ P.
Kinney. and |. N. Cunda!l-a very strong
array of talent. The terms Of the paper
are 80 cents per year, AMI we trust it viii
he generously Supported
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II We commend the letter Of A. J.
Felt, our correspondent, which is published
on the first page Of this paper, to the at
tention Of the political editor of the Neus.
Should this communication be reprinted,
we trust it will not be mutilated, Is was the
former by the omission of that portion
which advocated the Constitution as it is,
and the Union a. II vas
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fB- eve think our readers will thank
us for not INJECTING the whole message upon
them to the exclusive Of other natter
Pocket CITY News.
We think you must have said that in
haste. 1t rather harsh language towards
father Abraham, from orc of his most par
tisan supporters. Your remarks sound
like the language of Reynard when contem.
plating the fruit Of the vino. q
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Business Notices.

Z. Bradley, late our fellow townsman,
has an important notice to produce ship.
pers.
A. II. Buehrcn, of the fine art gallery,
directly over the ''Norsk Krambod," Main
street, McGregor, has an advertisement
which we commend to the attention of the
public. He takes good pictures.
The Dyken Brothers advertise to run an
omnibus express between McGregor and
Prairie du Chen, ard carry passengers for
the sum Of twenty five cents. The D.
brothers are responsible for all their
pledges.
A. Ringing advertises his harness shop
which has been removed from his old stand
on Arnold's corner, to the new building
two doors east Of Walter Bros. lie is an
excellent workman.
G. II. Flanders announces to day, by
handbills, that he will commence on Mon
day morning next to sell his stock of goods
at auction. lie is going out Of trade and
will positively sell the remainder of his
merchandise to the highes! bidder.
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A LUMINOUS CRlTlcIsM-Of all the crit
cisms on the Presidents message which
have come to hand, (and they are as yari.
Gus as the minds Of the writers) the follow.
ing in regard to its style, from the Buffalo
Erpress, is the most luminous:
1t is popularity not easily defined; a
snbtlety parmeating the most remarkable
simpl'clty-a: vagueness conchcd in the
every plalnest expressions of language-a
looseness apparent in the tcrsest Of Saxon
speech.
IL vagucness couched in the plainest ex.
pressions Of languagc"-is pretty good.
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sY- Madam Luna went into mourning
Friday night, according to the appoint
ment. She put off her brief weeds in a
brief time, however, and cut up shHes
more lively than ever, The night VAS, so
cold. few star Gaz,rs were out
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81 a private letter Com Oscar Bar
dick, sutler to the 2s., to Col. Richardson
sf this city, states that his loss in the re-
cent surprise Of the supply train, was but
small. He with George Church were then
at Houston waiting for the 2lst tn come
there. lie, announces prevalent rumor
that the place was to be attacked within -
hours All were we'll.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Mendon Township re 'embrr 4th. Of dipth.r q
and crcup MARY ELIZABsTH. only chi d Of JOAN aud
Anu Scrogn, aged three years. month, and "a dayA
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~ See third page for interesting read
ing matter.
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REFERFNCES:
r. y. Holton, President the r. Ms Bank, Mil Wis.
=. q Adams, banker, Chicago, Illinois;
II. Markell, 4 Dubugus, Iowa;
@. W. Tenney, McGregor, Iowa;
q. q. Cone,
Jane. Thompson. New York Cts +;
Pieresr L bunting. Monroe, Wiconsis
Usher h Tirall, bankers, d."
L. W Weeks, Milwaukee, Wi-consin;
H. T.. Ten,pson. = .
A. Campbpli, O,wsso, New Yerk
5. 4. sprh, Latrosse, Wisconsin go
Jos al Jouy, Rockford, !uiSo4s, .s-cn6l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30
Gilenbabn lInfaII.

9boilIp, 10. Suli. Ser 81.
IenblDn5u0 Don OuntSpille 1T 10 Wei=
len oieheits ron RcrnoIo6 Station aus
ocm 8alPiic 9clpnrfen. Capt. Satum ron
Sbio uno eiuiBe Q(norre iino aet6ctpt une
20 onoere ilno pel9punbet mOroau. @en.
Rit6cIlS camille befano Iih auf be1
3u9e, 1T aber unbalhGciot eHtFonmen
ano ju GOlumbi0 0n0eeornen.
Die Oud Riuer Sride 1T hicieitS
columbia tbeiIweiie we99eibpemmt.
Die Datl19iere iino init Qripat=Subrs
nerte an9efommen.
Dte ltr9ludsfdQe bei Den an Der 60.
lumbia Gifenbabn UorSef1llcnen Greia
nIIie iin6 piel beoeutenoer, Ql6 anfGn9Iid)
DerldDtet rprbeu.
Ser @iienbaIniuA befbrcertc 1000
W1nu Sbio uHo &entuar Iruppen.~-
Die beoen IeBten Cars lpuroen an elmer
&riimmun9 aus Dem @eIciIc ocrcrfen,
pdbreno Der Bug so WC!tn in Ger Stun.
De jurltle9te. 10 WIam puroen PEI
punoet uno pon oielen iiao fdnf oeltor=
ben beUCr lie @oIumbi0. III Genncfiee, CT
relht b1tteu, uuo man fUrCbtet, oaB nod,
nebrere fferbeu tperoen. Capt. Gatun
5eborte gum 6. SDlo Ne9iment uno mai
frGtbsv &'naFteur Ger ..Glu1Inaati 8oiet:
te."
Die G,bulo pc6 lln8IGfg wiyb ber
sn0inePr beI9elncnen, Der RacDoem ct Biz
locomotive pom 3u4e IoS3ssCf bate, il.
3ls 8dtoer cntflOpen iiF,
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Son Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 10. Sui. 0ie Sue
riul. 8anctn in &eututD Iiuo b2ytit6 bic
an ole an ttn Cbioiluj 0n8rfnjcnocn
6auNtie6 por9eoruu9en, uno beoreben o'a
S;biffabrt auf oem Sbip. SSSu 2(nbc:
trabt oiei15 02fabrorobenoen 8ororins
0Cn6 pou Geten oieIcr Sreibeuter mur:
oen 9eitern 2lbcno Die Sffiiier9 ocs 3ou:
iapilte uno Cincinnati 9onuoots3 per
Seleorapb in Rcnntnib 9eieet, ouf ibrer
9uu;en Slbrt nibt an ben St1ticntn duT
Der Gentudp Seite dniulsosn.
lieutenant @uiFap Sof feI pom |. beuts
iben Sbio Re9iment, erbielt pon 9ous
Ucrncur SOB ole Grmdtbti0una, Elm osut-
Ihce Ne9iment i'm iuolitben SDeile oes
9taatc6 Sbic ;u or0aniiiren. Safsl ers
bitlt ;ualeib Die Gommiiiion 0l6 Sberif
Ocs u, 9imentS, rpelbe6 Ole drummer ,l06'
fubren miro.
Scr StoOtratb paiiirte 8eitern cine
ReIoIut0n, lpornGb er Die Qn9cbctr per-
ibieoener Wiitdrs, rpelhe iib bereit ers
tl0rten, fir Jpri S5nf1nteriez He9imenter
gum SbuBa Der Stdot ju refrutren, ans
nobm. Dieie 8rojmenter icllen curd
freirpiIi9e 62lobetit2uern bon 8eIba ft6
leuten uno GlpitaIlitan or91uiiirt, uno
ole S1miien oieisr Soloateu p6breuo
ibrer Oicnftjcit unterfiBt weroen. Dieic
Burger SoIpaten crbalten feinen Sob,
uno ittben 5unihit unter Gem Mliiitdrs
Committee oe6 &taotratD5 uno oem
Staot @ommanoanten, Colonel Bur
banf.
Die &anoncn, roelbe auf ben ,bG0eIn
bintsr Gopin9ton uno gtsrpport ouf9e-
pfon}t lparen, wurpen oeftern ouf Srper
nad Cincinnati 9ebraht.
GcIonet Daniel Mc9oof rom 50. SDio
Re0iment tpurDe pom Sta0t @ommdn
oantsu 8urbanf Don Ger 9fetpport 8ors
nlion gum Gommlnbanten Der fdmmtIIs
ben &ruppen in @opin8ton uno 9(0pport
erndnnt.
0a6 IG. &entucfp 9ie8immt. Colonel
Woribau, flm 8eitern Itotbr ipdt ouf
Dlnpfbooten in Neppprt an un0 bejoa
bluter Der Staot ein 8e,osQo8er
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30
RErFs GauntY Scrid,te.

SS ON Sl Gcrf db | q a0eu.-Sei
Dem befti9en GcDittsr, tpeIde6 am Dor
Iebteu Oienita0 iiter oiefe Seaeno 3oa,
Duroe Spen Wt8opern pom SIiB err
iblaaen. Wt8opern mar Elm Srdnoer
uno orbeittte bel pen Soerren collins uno
6lwmau, @ontrlftoren on Der Heaoin9
uno Columbia GtIenbabn, nabe Sribs
taun. GIS o0s 8epitter beranfdm per-
lieB er Die Qrbeit uno fdbtete iib unter
elnen &iriDenbdun, oer in lpeni9en Gu-
9enbliden nabber pom gIh 9etrciTen
puroe. Gr muB am Stamm oeltlnoen
baben, bcnn Der SliB traf ibn in o0s Se<
mid unO fubr am sRuden berunter our6
Die 8elne in Den Sooen. Seine StisfcI
pareu formIi6 Jerfeet.
5d2cusr nieoerSGbrennt.
8ei Dem befti0en @emittcr am Uortre.
ten Wittwob 2(beno ihlug Der SliB in
ole 9robe Sd)euer eeS t0rn. Nnorea6 2Sals
born, in W1rion : Slunfbip, uno fie ipurs
De nit aIlem SnbaIt, beitebeno aus 6su
uno Scubt, total 5'ritort, aub Elm 6iI.
len Fun in oen SIommtn unr. Ole S6eu:
er III in Der Sinfin9 9prin9 8sieQIhoft
peritbert, aber Die in Der S6euer beftn0.
Iibe Grnte, rpRIdc Gem qebn6mann 6rn.
SelIeman 9eb6rt, 1T un9llitIiber @ciIe
nibt ourb 8erfiberun8 9eoeft.-Np(er.
Sbeuerperbranut.-llmpo porr
leGten WittDoh gtadmitta0, m6brent
einem fbperen @epitter, fbIu9 Der 8lie
in bic Stbeuer oes 6errn @i4idm GaiTo:
nan, in GjrGnritfb Gaunfbip, mo bic:
ieIbe wurte init Dem fdnmtIi6eu SnbaI:
e, bflteheno aus Dem eaujen 9eu nnc
Srubts Grtra9e bie1e6 SSabre5 uno allen
8auerns@ @erdtbfbaften, purb Scuer ger.
tort, Gin 9elorener @agen nit Sruht,
ser in Der Sbeuer tanp, lputpe ebenfoUe
Elm Gaub Der 8lammeu. Gin Saul be,
! lib aud in Der S6euer befanc, muroe
lludIidsr @eiie 9erettet. Ser &erluil
fallt fDwer auf Serru GoIamuu, iueSm
auf BEN &i9ertbume feline &erfIherunf
mar S6nelpoff,
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2rrrspCupsuI ces 0entscmsrc TtutTaIiif, aus can:
coffcr gauntD rom Is, Sui.
SSaS bic 3cit nit fltb briust.

Die WenIben leben uno lrirfen ieet in
oer Mtitte elmer fbonen, frudtbareu uno
er9iebiaen Spmmeryeit, um9ebeH pcn Der
SUcnbeit, Qroht uno 6errIitfsit Der
8emdhie, bic Der pcife oerr un0 0errs
lber Der Ratur in's Odfein 9erufen bat.
Ge 1T nun rrieoer eineetrGten Die frobe
SrnteJeit, mo oer 9onobauer Die Sribte
feiuCr Nus1aat einiammclt. Die So1t,
Die CT in Ooffnun9 du6fdete, bat ibm Der
llebc 9ott lpieesrum reitDlidb oeIeonet -
Der @eilcn, Der in biefem Gduntp BEN
or0Bten SbeiI eer Grnte au8lnabt, 1T
reiOllb ous9eflueH, 10 lpeit mir 8eicben
uno 9eD0rt baben, &1um 9rUBt uns Gle
Wor9enicnne NIT ibren oolocnen, li6ten
StrablCn, 70 bort man oos Roheln Der
MabmaiAnc unO bic frObe SubelitimmC
Der Sbnitter ouf ocm reiben GrntefcIpc,
AIIeS perfineet Die fr0be 3eit, ea man
oen une tpieoer 8eibcnften Grntei ia0en
beimbrinet. gtCb lreni9e Sage, 70 1T
Meljen, Storm, @erite uno 2(IeS, mas jur
Slupternte 9eb6rt, ein0eIammelt, une
balo bl6t Der tIble Serbitwino pieoer
lber Die taben 6etoer bin. Qaier bat
BIG teet ncb ein 9ute6 Nu6fehen, bob
tlnn e6 leitt gum SeDIcrpp fommen Elm
nsuP6 3erltorenoe5 Sn1eft bat unl6r0it
feline SrtdDeinun9 oemd6t, rrelde6 elmer
tlelncn Siege 0leid,t, in fcbr 9rcPer 2tns
Sabl ouftritt uno am 0aarjmsi9F, no eer
Rern am Sfen9el feftigt, na9t, rCburd
per Sern entioftet miro, pertrodnet unc
enolItp ioaar obfiltt, ipenn Ger Gten0eI
Su relfen be1inut. Gieier llmtano fam
ser 9afersGynte ftbr ibiolib ,parcen,--
IS bsibt, rap bieic6 sSniett i'm perlpide1
men Sabre orr 6afertrnte i'm Sta0te
pbto 9ro6en Sd'ooen 5ufi8ts.
/ 8ellttorn iiebt bier pr&dti9 aus, uno
Ioute nlc @itterun0 ferner 0iiniti9 b!els
pcn, 10 wirp E6 Ietr rsihIid) 0usfalIeH.
NIte5 Seli6forn perfouft bier I'LL Is
@ent5 per Buldel bel GroGen Gudntl
tQten miro iRoob nur 40 Sent8 aebCttn.
SO 9Iebt nrb piel olte5 g3slilbtDrn bier,
beInabe ieoer Slutr bat feline &crnFrIrpt
anBPfullt.
Soeu CAB e6 ebentau5 fsbr retdli6 in
oieier @e0eno; e5 pafb aus Dem Setee IN
Ole Sta0tuPrPauft fIr SlO-l2 Die Sier'
pierce: Gabuna.
/ Seio Gem SrGbiabrt iDar ber Slbr:
gang nap unD iebr rpdd,h9. 2(4eo 1T in
leberfluB, nir9enO6 tInpft ilb Won9eI,
unc manDdrf rpoDt fa9sn: D9d6SrGnn
lein bat gSafer bic Salla." Ser In:
oanfbare lhopft nit Dem OanPbaren out
oerieIben uncrfb6pfIitbsn Suslle ieoer
lBt un0 trinft iib iatt, - rcnncb blelbt
oer llnoonfbare unfamiliar; uno mill Die
| ltu9en nit @emolt 9e9en Den 86ttlihcn
| &no3nef 9elhlpBen balten, eaB er OK
,@Ute" II. /. ~. niht ieben no0 erten.
nen mG0e, ole nh in Gem reihen Grntcic;
gen oIrbttct.
Sblt oiebt 6 5itmlih r2ib!i6, uament'
Iidy Aepfd, Srnen uuo Qfiriihe.
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gSCm JGn GdrpItnn 4.

SoI9enoe6 1T ein 2(u6sp8 aus elmer
iin9it i'm Grie96aeplrtement ein9eIaufes
nen DepeiDe pom @eneral SartOn, oa=
tirt aus Beaufort, 9. g., pom 10, SUM.
IN IbIb. e. gR. Gtarttn. Grlssof!sraar.
W1ein Serr; - S6 babe Die Gbrs 3u
beribten, CAP 2tUe6, mac ben Special.
ojeuft onbeI1n9t, fir rpcIben ib nab oies
lem Dspartemtnt 9eIbicft lpurCc, ii:h in
einem 9iiniti9en 3uit1noe befInoet. Die
Jte9er 0rteit}n fIeiBi9, g8ir botcn etpa
$4,000 Nder NIT Wdi5 uno Scum: oil:
beiteut. Oe planiun8en babsn Elm 0'rs
te6 Qu6lebsn. Oa5 SpItem fteIpiIi9cr
4rbeit nimmt einen treffiithen Sort0ln8.
Die Qeute ltno 3ufrieoen uno 9IGdIib.-
Sobalo ole ncuen Grnten ein9ebsimit
iino, iperoen bic Qcute nibt lGn9er Der
Rr9ierun9 sur Goit fallen.
gSenn m1n Gin umlitbti9e6 SDftem Ger
Selobnun9 fir 2trbeit einfGbrt, 70 miro
man 70 piel baben f0unen, ol6 man
punibt. Der Grlo6 6orouS miro Die In;
foltsn oeden.
SD bin nit pEdahtuNa Sbr auisittssr.
I. q arton,
Dri9aetsSfnerUi.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30
gSuS SSciu ESrleauS.

Jtew gorP, 90. Sui. .Na5 Nampf,
id)iiT Roanofe lit nit 9atbrit0ten aus
Rem Orleans pom l2, Sui Dier an9es
fOmmeu.
@icutral Sbaplep bat Die }tnftellun9
al6 WiLitdr 9ouUerneur poN 2ouiliana
erbalten.
2(Atb. 9(eutrop SSobnloH 1T in Yteu:Sr:
leans an9efommrn.
Oic ((nfunft pon 5000 E6fer Wtcbl
NIT Dem ,,RoanoFs" bat oen Sen, Butter
peranlobt, eineu 8efebl gu erlafen, Dap
Der Qre5 zines Sap Webl5 ouf 1924 bers
db 9eieGt werbe, mdbreno oerieIbe auf
S38 bis $40 9eltie8en mar.
George Gopple, Der burb 9oro 3pons
oI6 brttii:Der 8itc &cnlut onerfannt if,
bat o2m 6ta. Butler p2Qpn Der balsici.
3enoeu Nu50rlitpe iii itlu2m Sriefe pom
II. SUM 2(bbitte 9etbln uno er 1T bcme
Iufolac ourtb Sen. Butler al6 Repri iens
tant GrcBbcittannien6 in gteW SrIe1n6
Surdb 6a6 0ompfibif guieon qno
8afen, Gleioun96fUGe &c. fir funf
2OuiiiInl Re9imenter III gtep Orleans
an9cfommen uno Die organization bat
nit 2(u6ibt auf GrfoI9 fir Die llnicn be.
9onnen.
Die acknowledgements hes Capt.
Wa9ee bar oaS RebeIlcn : Selota9er 5u
Smire Srip9c ouf9ebrobru. Sic Daben
Pinl9e Rcbcllcn 9etcetet un0 permunoct
uno 5 @efln9cne, eini9e croberte pferoe,
Bahan uno ionitI9e 8orrolDe uab Sa=
ton Rou9e 9ebratHt.
Da6 Somb1r0emcnt Don 8alpcitcu,
&erl6, bat no;b nibt b28cuneH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30

Or 9Iats ppn 9lcrlsias in MiIfiiippi ru.rh h!
@tbei en- oejlrsrr r0,tm. SGarmIetl fallen
IN rH glatHaHdait iot tiDliG rtr.
Don Gintinn6ti.
Gtnetunoti,2 90. 9uti u,brr WtlgS.
5,l!r ttGr eingraonsers 8NiCb!s reIren. raS un'
irre Gapalc,is WUrsan', Snnrs ouf rrr Eanp'
ilrnbe ron Mrunt Shrling uatb SwrneVIic Sir'
gsbpt bat. glddb sinem ttiiiaen @.f f:dte UOn
2 StunpEn purptn Morgan'S Gruppsn vUuildn'
zig perlpvrn8t. Die GlnOne unb bic &fupe wIl
&c Morgan Su GYnttiana srteutCt bate. iprpj'
cine arO6' Wo6t onpsrn NsRotIenen GGtes fnc
pisbrr rrCbrt wCrbm. Die giebeQen babrR "a
rno mir 20 5pbts prrlSrsn.
u aIdbtnston,22 SuIt. GfnTalma'
j9r Surnfpr unp rtfsn Stab hnp beute bier dn'
Gefpm rtn. Sc fine ! Bt minos1rns Gin ! usenp
@nrraIs in geal&nstpn, earunIrr auh @uIIOm
uap Sailed.
Qcuteotae, 8sntu4p, 2l. Suit. Sr
Gcpo @anntp rplle Gin DtaaRmGrt c9n % @u'
wIaas, pd&e fir 9unrsFtrupptn seAaten NOR
rrn, pur6 sinen anSereu Rebslrn ItuPp pen 40
Dram, Die rrsn GinfaI in Rsntadp madts, ons
pesrifsn. Die sriten ihIugrn bic geBtsrsn In bic
5ubt. Bon tspsn Sftsn fup bis 8 gstSp.
tEt une cine 2iniatt perpunpGt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30
Nie 2Irmcc pen t1irainicn.

8o fbtn9tpn, %. Suli. Sol
9enoe Oepeibe 1T beIm Srle95s0eparte.
nent eln8e9an8en
Die ourb @eurral &ino at9efanote
Sopollerie Srpeoition 1T 9eitern 2(benp
Don 8reccriCtobur9 juriif9etebrt.
8eitern Moraen ftipB oieicIbe auf Elm
SOrp6 @onfooPrirter 9apallerie Il. fbIuo
oa1elbe in Ole Slubt riele5 war etira
100 Niunn fart in Der 9tGbe pou Carmel
SDurb, am 8eae pon Sreocrid6bur9
uldb RbMpnO ftaticuirt, uerbrannte iein
Selola9cr uno NIT &Crn bellecne Cars
uno ieritorte Den &eIcaropbeu nadb @prs
oou5Ui(t.
Ginc Sulnot lpdter fam elm ftarfeS
0etahcmcnt Don Ste2rn6 Gopa0trie be.
ran, welbe6 audi in Die Slud)t 0cftln0em
uno iiber ben 9toro 2lnn 9iiper 9eil0t
uno bic Soanoptr Sunction perfcl8t wur=
o..
giniat @efau9rnc, cine 0ro6e Nn5obL
bon Qferoen uno cine Wen0c WlfTeu
purocn jurU69ebratbt. Sin Worib BON
20 Wellsn unD Die gtieoerla9e poH 5pcI
SorpS Gonfooerirtsn Gapallerie muroeI
obne Sertulf eine6 Wannss in % Stuu=
oen pollbra0t.
SobuQOpe, Sen. Mtoi.