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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Einc fdrcflid)e OOeRe.

l(uf Scfebt pon @oup. Curtin bon
@ennMlponio, foil ro6 bel Nepbcrn feb
enos Elm uno flinfji9Gte pennfptpanilbe
He9iment nit ener Satterie BON Spci Der
ncu crfunocnen, leibt transportation &az
ncnen, nit mel6cm iebe Winute buncert
ie cine ltnje lpc9enoe 8u0eln ob9efcuert
lperoen fonnen, perIeben rperoen. Sos
balo Der Die Oipiiion fommanoirenoe Sc.
neral Die 8offen eutbeiBt, wcrOen Die &as
nonen Dem Ge9imente 5u9eianot lreroen.
Sin Monn 1T i'm Stonoe bic &anone
ielbit su tra9en uno iis erfor9ert, menn
in Nfticn, nur finf Monn ;u ibrer Be
olenun9. SIT Der 8eino einmal in SbuBz
LIME, TO mO6ten mir oa5 Nrmeecorp6 feb:
en-, weltbe6 i'm Stonoe mdre, 9eoen elm
Hc9iment etWa5 ou6juribten, BON Dem
jsbn Wonn aaein ieos Minute rinen Sd
gel bon jpeibunoert &uoeln entIenoen
tonnen, oieienioen un9eretbnet, melbe Der
Helt oe6 He0iment6 aus Ieinen uprtref.
fll0en Gntlelo SGbIen ibm ent9eoeniu.
ibiceen i'm Stanoe 1T. IS 1T m0aIib,
o1B Der Belt oieie 8anonen lbon auf Dem
@c9e n0b Hepbern lino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
s . Il Il q II I . q pe,

GaS cnbse SnRrumsrt bicIcr Nrt in GClrns
taun, rurrc nsuliG potcrtirt unO an srcbrn So
len pcn GtriR unp Saurr angsi6oft, wOpur6 Iir
in ren Stanb 9elebt fup, ein genaues NuNsr bee
ErpfrS auf pGpter gu jdbnrn, wona6 Der be-
iltIIte 6ut S'fcrmt miro unb paiisn mub, slda'
osI wcIfs Gorm Der Jfupi bat. Nsue bdte bril-
den wdbrcnb Der srRen Gage sewSbnIi6 unones'
nctm an ben Rrpf, unO man6mal N ee bCr Sal
pab ilr bic 8rrm rre Scpfst ME anrttmsn. Die.
irr 8sbIsr wirp tatur6 perurIa6t, bab Sdts ME.
mails rem Scpfc anBspaBt, ionbem nur I'M aa'
srnlrnen ron csr16isornen 9tSesn psrfertist wsr.
rem. I'm risIem llsbsl pcrSuteugtn, purre bas
Snitrument, GUnfsurct9pe 9enunnt, sinssfiibr,
nit rsl6sm In Belt oou sinissn Srrunbtn Elm ss'
noucs Moerl bss SCpfeS crbaltrn pirb. Damn
pIro frr 6ut mad prm Wuler rrS Scpfss gs.
fcrmt, triro srnau palIsn unb frsi Isin ppn Druid
auf irgrno rinm She'll ts5 Srpfre, uno pamit
ptro pieG Rrrfpsb unp anpers llnannrbmIi6fritsn
perbntert rrrpm.
@lIrntnun, 9Iprtt 30, 1862. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
SOeffentli6e 9Sen6u.

Oonnerita96 DEN 10. SUM nditen6,
UNI I llbr Nn6mittasS, icl am 6auIs ron gGtl'
liam Bios, in gpalGnatpn IaunI6ip, 0rhd Co.,
fulgenrrs rrriGnli6s GermDs'n rtS puRorbsnm
Daniel 8nappsnttrssr, FTsntIta Sutauft perNn I:
Cine Sauaubr, rrci lilbsrus Gadubrtn, sue
9aaIs uno rtnr 8lintr Yifolc, 2 Spisl SCrrn,
BIT nc SrttIaes, Oc5f, Bureau, 2 Siasn
@srtr, Grut0ade, DrumIdBe mo Sotddssn,
S6tppr. 6ClGGtdsc unb jtslr, Slsicrr mo nod
anprrr Satrn ,u umaanNli6 Su melten.
Die 8sOinsunsen am Srrtuuistuse unS auf'
rrartuns BON
Milliom SlcS, 2(om'or.
Suni 4, nq3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
GiRr Guftfabrt aus AueHtaun.

Nu5 elmer Sefonntmo6uno in Der beus
|l9rn 3eltun9 piro Der eeier erfeben, oab
PER- S J n u. 9i9 8 y t, am Mlittwod,
|en llten SUM, ene Sallonfabrt bon
luentaun aus MAIDEN miro. 9eute bic
le cine iolbe wunoerbare uno impoIantr
Ptene ieDcn >pollen, folltcn fIb ieoen.
alt6 am Sage oer Iufifeieun9 einfinoen,
no eln S6auipiel betrabtcn mas Elm
N!an3er pabrfbeinlib niemat6 3upor
eieben bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Der Prdfotnt nimmt erGb Don allen
Hifcnb1bncn in ccn Der. at.

Sroer. 8raft Der ibm ourb bic
Gon9reBatte uerIiebencn l(utcritdt er9rsift
Der prditcent Uon oeIem Sage an mill.
tdrii9en Seiis bon allen Giienbatnen in
Den Ser. Staoten uno befieblt, oob Die
reipectiUen Giienbobn.G Gompa9nien, ibre
Seamten uno Siener Iib fir SEN &rans.
port pon &ruppen uno &rie9s.M Munition
in 8ereitlboft bolten iollen, pie es Die
Wilitdr:Scbororn onoronen m6aen, nit
Au6lblue 4uer onocren 9sibdftc.
Nuf SsietI prs &riegeIrfrttdrs
SO. 6. MeieaS,
GrReral SultisrmrtIltr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
9[ubitDr|S Nn3et1e.

Sn psm Baiknseridt ron sstba Gauntn.
Su tsr Sa@s hr 9tednun8 BON Gllas Stern
unc SGumas Gern, Qeminifratcrsn bon Der 9in'
terlulTenGdaft prs prRcrbrnen George Sern, lsbt>
sin BON gRnfGtnstun 9aunf6ip, Soda Gnunts.
llnS nun glpyit If, 1862, ouf SOrl4laS bee
6m. Gnsy, ernunnte Die Court samuel 8.
RtRtcr, olS Nuptcr, UNI Ubise Nt6nun9
Gt,r,ulrtsn, titstwittsln unO SsrttsiIunS Nrm
9rIeb 0emdB gu MAIDEN.
S7sgSA Aus Den lIrtunesn.- @G'u9s =:
$.ggES1 8. $5auSmau, S6r.
sa~Dr cteneraannts Nubitcr prb gum enS'
,prd Irinr an1sI!uns anwsfsnb lstn, am Sant'
Raa ben t4trn Stunt, um 10 lbr Scrmittnss, tn
lcincr gmtcRute in SGsrSpille, 9rtSslters aaun'
IGp, Qr&a @auntv, wnnn uno rcfrlbT ale tnte'
rr6rte gsrIcncn i& sinfinNrn tbnnsn, rrsnn fie 10
ais nEtbta rradtcn.
Wai %, 1862. *3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Dir Gatbrrifde SgnoOr in Auentonn.

Sonnta96 na6 @fin9ten, SUM ocn
5ten oerfommelt fIb 6ie a(te 9utberi.
De Spnooe bon psnniplpanien in 2(uenz
'un uno miro beinaD cine aon3e gSobe
Pllamnen bleiben, um lpdbtiee firbli6e
ro9en ju beIpre6sn uno fircblibe Sc.
bdfte ;u perridtcn, Tim oa6urb oo6
FoDl Der 8emeinoen Su bpfGroern. Oic
! |sihifte tDeroen ale in beioen Spra.
I'm, oeut1b uno en9liI6, Uerbanoclt uno
|rlbttt, oamlt Nlle lilies pcritebrn fon.
=. Nlle Sreunoe Der &ir6e ou6 Ger
Il11be uno aus Der 6erne iino ein9ctaocn
s zljmpoDnen.
Sonnto96 miro Scrmittao6, Ia6mitz
]5 uno oe6 2(bcncs uno our6 Die @ohe
pen Nbeno in beiocn lutberiIbtn Sir
hin Der oeutiben uno in Der cn9lis
en-9epreoiot pcroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
81 & 0ri 6 t

gGirb biermit 9e9stsn, bob br llnterjsi&nsts
oIs @tminiaratur, ron rrr Sintsrla0mI&aft bts
Usraortsnen . antrt tSnnppenberesr,
lrsttin pcn BaItnStcn Saunf6ip. es&a Gaun'
tY, ongslsut murpsn IL. &le pisjsnissn YTlCnsn
ratsr, peihs nod an trlaste 6intsrlaHtnihaft
i6ulosn, fnp tirrpurh uufssicrort innrbalb 6
gGo6en arSurufsn unb atjubrjobln,- limb Sel'
DE bic nod rrdtmdbee guipriGr an birisIts gu
na6en taten, lInb aIchfalI5 crIuGt lCl6t inner
balb Der nantIi6rn 3sit wUbIteaatst einUubdnbt-
gen an
SSilliom Slo6, Qo'cr.
SUM 1. na6ri
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
81 Efb eri6fe.
preife in 2illcntaMn am Oienifuo.

pbitooctpbia Worftberibt pom %. Mlai.
g1eienmsbl 81 1876 so ; 8osssnmsbl SO
rs; gBslI6fcmmsbI 50 62.
Rotter 0ri,en ST 20 Bis 81 % @si6sr 1
% tis I 35; 8ossen &c Gsnts BsII4tcrn
SO bis So Gents Safer 35 Bic 38 Gents.
Grport uno Smport.
Inter trn rdtrrnb Der Sprissn @cGe aus benz
YtiIabetp6ta Safen ousesfdbrtsn @eseniianern
tefanbm Ii6 6.994 GdHsr Dsijsnmsti, 10,535
9uItd gDr;rn, 1885 Safer SOrnmstI, 1921
BuI6d Scrn. 429,320 pfunO S&luten, 144,'
989 gfuab S6maI,, 163,539 pfuno 9als, 23-
975 Yfunb 2ifhr unp 14.777 pfunb Butter.
Die GtnfuGr tstrus pdbrenb hrrieItsn sDc&s
St30.32t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
o ct rii +.

2lm porlCBten Wonta9 2(6enb wuroe
N Dem 9aitDaufe ce5 6rn. Oanfcl, in
Sie0er6pilIe, oi, fem 9ountp, cine NRiB
. a "a b 8rit b, oermaBen, our6
pas 3erbrehen elmer Stub. 3ampe, Der:
|erannt, poB lie eini9e Sage no6bcr farb.
|Sle mar etpa 90 Sobren alt, uno aQ9e:
fneln beliebt. Oieicr Sail ioUte oberm3t6
|Aute, rpelbe Stub bremen mollen, oarouf
|auFmert lam MAIDEN, oaB iDre 9eben 1cs
Rnt ltet5 in 9roBer @efaDr fino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Diane auf I1Jerifo.

Sin 6err, Der bon Werifo onfcmmt,
6ericbtet, rap man bort 9laube Die Sranz
;oIen uno Die Rcbellen lpdren einperitanz
oen bejiQlib Der SreratiOnen in ienem
9an0. Die 8ebellen pGroen 1uden SUP
ju fai1tn in Den Staatcn Sonora uno
GbibauDua, INN iie ju onneriren, um cine
&GIte am Qocific unO ben fb6nen 0lfen
pon @uoDma6 uno Minen ju ba6cn, Die
NIT oenen 9alforuiens an Reicbtbum
petteifern. Oa9e0en miiffe Der 9toroen
iofort Sruppen Ourd Sonora ndb Nrls
jona 0e9en Den Hcbetlenz z8enerol Siblep
lbiden, mas infer Sertra8 init Merifc
crlaubt.
Die frou;Gi. 2(rmee miro iebenfaG6 bic
6luptifaot Werifo nebmen, iie 1T jtpar
nur 1000 Wonn ltorf, beItebt aber aus
lauter Sctcranen. gtapolscn peroe iie
ieocb i'm 9totbfau bio ouf 10000 uno
mcbr perfGrfen uno ibon Iino neue Gen.
oun0en unterme86. Sranfreib ptroe
wobrIbeinlib Den Sitbmu6 bon Sebuon.
tepec ale 6eerlrC9 tttr ocn Soanoel mad
9bina benueen mollen.
Ser Sertra0, Den unIer 9elanoteI
Mr. Gprlpin nc9ccirte, nemlid ein Oar:
lebn ucn 10 Miuionsn an Merifo 9e9en
8crpf1noun9 BON &irben0ut &c. miro ale
gut 9orantirt 9elbllocrt.
Der enotiIbe 9tIanote fblOB iu 9ueb:
Ia einen 8ertra9 nit Sen. Soblooo
worin allie MiBbclli9feiten Npiiben Gn9'
lono uno Mcrifo frieolib bei9ele0t pur:
ocn, uno oub Der lpaniiCbc @enerol prim
witroe eincn GDnlitben &ertraN ab9e
IbloiTen bobcn, nenn Die Srdnjoien nit
oa,wiiben 9efommen Wlren. Sen. Qrin
oine Gbri9en5 i'm befen GinUtrnebmer
nit SuarfS fort, uno Elm merifaniIbe
8eIauoter iog in Wobrio QlIe6 cronen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
EIn rttrrner EcbcIICnedmpfer nit
S6nmtpellc belaeen aenoulmcn.

NrwsW orr, 2S. Woi. Die 8orfe
Pall46 oon Belize muroe am IG. gRQi
pom Ser. ct. SbifF puriuit ocbcrSet
So bcrI9tet, Dap Der Scr. ct. Sdmpfer
9uDler Gags porber einen eiIernen Dam.
pier NIT 8aumpOlle belaoen nobm unit
lbn no6 Ntp:WcrF Ibifte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

So9er6town, Mo., 26. Mai.
0ier fiel am Samitd9 uno Scnnto9 Ell.
ni9s &olf6oufre9un9 Dor, rpGbreno pels
der Die 0rudcrei elmer SeteIIicns. 3citz
un9 3crltGrt mo promincnte GeceIlioni.
ten in ollen Sbeilen oeS 6lcden6, no iie
9efunoen rpuroen, fsbr itren9 9tjGbti9t
wuroen. Die Union M6nner ftellten Die
Stube uno Sronun9 am Sonntaae rpie,
Der Der,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

Seimttreet'S unnababmllbcs Saar KeNeratipe
Stfs II Gin cri9inellsr Nrtitrl, 70 lan9e be.
tannt, oaB sr snen Isbr iGSnrn Saarputs 6tf6rs
Fsrt' unO eem 5anr tpirpsr feline UrisinsQe 5artr
9Ibt-ma6t nu@ fsin unterIGtsb we erau lie
Irn mtsen. 9DrO psrtauft an Dem MreSin. Dc.
pot 2O2 Srpabwng, q. g., uno bel atlsn Drug.
siitsn.
Wai z. -tM
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

Die Grtcutip COMMITTEE Der es6a Gauntp gd'
crtau @sIellhait SsrIammrlt it4 am Samfae
Den 7tsn Stunt ndhRsnS, UNI ubr Na6mIttass,
am 4msrican Srttl IN alsntaun, gu rsm gnb'
,wed ben 9rt6t Der 9remtum Sommtitss gu
cmpfansrn unO anbne GsItdfts, trslAe Ita auf
bic idtrlI6e gtusfsluns br3isbrn, gu Ssrbanesln.
2luf Srprbnun9 BON
3. g. S6reiber, pr6f't.
Sof6uo Stdbter, SIC.
Wai 2S. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
nie SbIabt Don lpiuiamsbura

Die 8elammtjablbc Ger Scoten uno Ser.
lpunoetcn in Der S6la1t bon @illiamss
burg lpiro in Den neueiten 8eri6ttn auf
230 Goote, 664 Serpunoete uno 90 Ser
mIete anoeoeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Saran'e tlianneIfa pcGfcn,

Seize Damr irlte prnIsltsn tatsn-r III nib
ltN uno ornamsntalila. Gr mtfernt 8lae6rn
SonlmafIsdfn unb scb unO stt brm @sli6t unb
zen Sanoen rne rpfte un6 rclicate NnIi6t-
wfi&fs 10 einInesnp unb unscnstm III. gBirb
S;ftauft y; BET ben 9aupt. .DrussiRsn. Depot 2O2
Srpabpap, Nsupprt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Epmore6. .gNnhI.

Na6foIoeno 9eben mir bic Stimmens
3abI fir einen 9on9reBab9eoronetcn, bic
am Yorleeten Samftd9 in 9eda uno
Suf6 @auntie6 ab9e9eben norben iIt.-
Oiefelbe 1T omar ni6t offijieQ, miro aber
oa6 Hefultat nidbt piel per6noern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

! iidtlmorG 26. M1ai. 8crid,tp
SiHHtIa1m5port melocn, ooB in 9Hin.
SIr9? ol6 uniere Truppcn 6nrd,
Faot retlrlrtsn, Die @ciber ouf Die,
aus oen 3Dtiren uno Senifern NIT
len .9el3oiien boben Uno bos 3 Die bie
en- in oen ooipitdtern oeI6loosr
PrnuncFt lpCrCen iino. W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

? Selten mar in Sbio-fo fbrcibt
bon oortber-oie Sbftcrnte 70 uiel.
'rtteno al6 in bieIem 2(u9enblidr.-
t'ine frofti9e 9tatbt oa}mifben, 70
|a!.G. = @lT phritbe uno 2(epfel in SoiQe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
SrGtIingunb Sp NJ mer
SPITE l1nO GQppen !
gerr ii& gu sincr Der fGTnarn 6Gtr pbrr elmer
T&Bnsn SaFPe crrteIfen nil, Der mstpr T6 an
@Grilt unb Souer'S

GDrlit unp Sauer'S
mrbtfeilrm Sut unb Sappsn,gmpurium, SO. IS
94slt' eamiltOn StraBs, FER SppfsuOps Sa[le
er9erdtsr.
g9ir taten Icstsn unlrn Sorratb bieItr 9rti.
tel auf9Gfiat, init unIcrrr eiasnrn Manufattur
uno untsr unierer risenrn GufTtt pafcrtst unb
rabcr, mas StYl, Daurrtoftistsit unO bilige
9reiie antstrht, alt Grncurrsns gu iitertrefftn.
RT- Die 6srrsn GtriR unb Saucr lentcn trs
icnrGe 9lufme,tiamtsit nuf bic 5batfaGr, Raj
ite bic en5iBcn Sut' 5atritnnten in Nasntaun FnO.
Gfrpbipanreu.-Gtn IsGr Ib6nr Gpr.
rntb ben StrpGbii!cn fir Wannrr unp Gnatrr
wiro tef6nris auf 6anc 9cbattsn. wurauf mir
bic Gufmerfiamteit rr0 gutIjtamS sisbfn m5ttsn.
e9rganO Stcbr9aItrr wc,esn an Gttg Yrslleu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
&enben 0ntb, ei9snlbdmr uup @pilcr.
Nter. Miller 9sbdtfs:Goitcr.

l 49, Dem publifumpiro biermit ,m
VS. &GPnntniR & osbrobt, Dap Die III:
lent9pn poitsSffice pon feinem Ieitberi.
gen place in oen Sublaoen gum ,,Ged)a
SSauntp patripten," nabe Saeenbub'6
9altDaufe pcrlr9t poroen 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

! ,fE r ESEonci6co, %. @lei. 0oS
p g5Itl@lf. nSt. eoui5" 1T beute NIT
9alla9lEren uno $33O,OOO @olo,
3nen S206,oOO fir 9tclp Wcrf noCb
MA ab9eqanoen. '"''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
@rpbe 81QDn-Sabrt,
aus 2(Qcntown, @a., am @ittlpo6 ben
IL. SUM 1862.
eSobta 81. $si01t,

Der slddli6e junse 9tmsritanIde GuftfdiTsr ptrb
Icinr 4t1r 9uftfaGrt ma6sn am Nittwc& ben
Item SUM- ron Nasntpmn. ruElGes bic 2tt aus
riCIrm Ste III. Die 8srfatrunssart Der auf,
tldtuns Gsbt alien fret. Nle 1clGe bic cine esr
interfFantrilsn unb IeItsnrn GrbititiUnsn Istsn
pptIen, Iclttn Fh tst Der 0rIssenbstt rtnfnesn.
Ear @Uats ras g8sttsr an bieIem Sage IN"
ainnis lein. bpbrr @inr oSer gr8cn, 70 pirb bic
Nuflsi8uns am fcIssnren na&R sdnfisrn Gage
fulasn.
g1at %. 2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Don 1Ia6ad,uIctts.

} i Die Re0ierun9 ertlGrt bat, feline
|lrilli9cn ouf brei Monate annebmen
lollen, 70 bat Der @oupern6r Die sri.
ltppen, Die iib in 9rober 2(nsabl eins
|noen batten, lpieber cntloTen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04

sWaioritGt.
Stile'6 RebrGeit i'm Oiifrft ctpa 500.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-09
National TnypS.

The direct tax assessed upon the val
ue of all the real estate in the United
States, to raise the annual sum of TWEEN.
ty millions of dollars, has been overlook
ed by many persons, who seem to be un
der the impression that there is but one
national tax, 1.-THE income tax to be paid.
By a law of Congress, approved August
D, it was provided in order to raise the
above mentioned annual sum, that each
State should be compelled to furnish a
certain proportion of that amount, which
is to be collected in the following man
ner: Assessors, appointed by the Presi-
dent and approved by the Senate, will a
bout the first Of March next. ascertain
the value of each piece of real estate, the
valuation being based upon the supposed
money value of such property on the.
1st day Of April. Property exempt from
taxation is that belonging to the United
States or any State, or that is peYma-
nentlv or specially exempted from taxa
ton by the laws of the State in which
it is situated. A deduction of five hun
dred dollars, will be made from this val
uation. All persons assessing taxable
property, or persons having the care or
management of such property, will be re-
qured to furnish written lists of it to the
assessor. A false or fraudulent list will
subject the offender TO fine Of five hun
dred dollars. after the estimates are
completed, public notice will be given by
the assessor where their books may be
seen, and corrections may be made
The place at which the payment of tax
es will be published in newspaper in
each district twenty days before the tax
becomes due; and if persons neglect to at
tend, according to notification, the col
lector will make personal application to
them within sixty days after the receipt
of the collection lists. fthen the taxes
are not paid within another twenty days,
he has power to collect by distraint.-
The apportionment of the State of New
York is S2,6O3,9l which will only be
about one-fifth per cent. upon the pres
ent valuation of property in the State
! The income tax, which will be levied
on and after the first of January next,
will be three per cent. on incomes above
eight hundred dollars, except that por.
ton of such income which is derived
from Treasury notes and other Unitet
States securities, on which the tax will b,
one and half per cent, The tax is tC
be assessed on income dating January
1861. In estimating the income all ma
tional, State and local taxes, assessed up
on property from which the income i
derived, will first be deducted. The pay
ment Of the tax will be due on or belor
the 30th day of June next, and all sum
unpaid on that day will be subject to a
interest at the rate OF six per cent pc
annum, and in default of payment bein:
made within thirty days thereafter, III
collector is authorized to levy the sun
on the visible property of the delanlter
and sell it, after due notice has been Civ
en-, If no visible property is found, tn
person may be examined on oath, an
any stock or bonds he may posses b
sold at public auction A refusal t.
testify is punishable by imprisonmen
until the tax is paid
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ceoded with scissors to shear the heads
Of Barber aud Renick, and in this made
! thorough work.
Mr. Gordon then administered an obi
CATION to them to this effect that they
would never again vote the Democratic
ticket, or be engaged in arrcsting a fugitive
slave. He then lectured them from five
to ten minutes on the enormty Of their
crime, and a surcd them that they had
been fortunate in falling into the hands
o. the better portion Of community
stating If they had fallen into the hands
OF the rOughs they would have larcd
much worse. Barber and Renick were
then, about / o'clock at night, permitted
to put on their clothes. Barber asked
that his money, papers and other thiags
taken from him, be given him. This
was not done, some one remarking that
he had no business there and that he did
not deserve them During the time after
the company left the railroad to the close,
Mr.. Gordon was present, actively en-
gagged IN those proceedings, and when his
name was mentioned cautioned those
/ present not to use names. During the
most Of the time there were from thirty
to fifty present. Soon after this trans
action Mr.. Gordon left and was under
stood to be in Canada. / think in Apri
last, he came to me and voluntarily en-
tered securities for his appearance a
Court. Until after his trial no bond but
his own was required.
do not say that the foregoing is liter
ally true. But | do say it is faithful
narrative of what the testimony disclosed
on the trial, and that there was no teoti-
mony which in the slightest degree tended
to contradict it or to modify its effect
And for the truth Of this, | refer to the
Court, the jurors, the defendant at
tornies, and every other person who
listened to the trial.
This is the case | inherited from my
predecessor, with the recorded evidence
taken before the grand jury. / examined
the testimony. | tried. without unusual
zeal or resort to unusual technical or dis
honorable means to procure conviction.
The jury was made up of eleven Repub-
licans and one Democrat The charge of
the Court was most impartial as was ad
mitted by defendants attornies. The
jury without a dissenting voice at once
pronounced the defendant guilty. The
Court sentenced him TO one-half the i'm
prisonment provided by the statutes. Ii
this sentence was too severe it is difficult
to imagine for what kind of cases the
balance of the imprisonment was provid-
ed. The misapprehension of the facts
and pervefsion of the testimony, as well
as the reflections cast upon all who have
been officially connected with the case
have seemed to me to render it proper
that should make this statement at som,
length. | leave it with the single regre
that there should have been occasion 70
its existence.
r. +. PAINE.
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10 Care rheumatism.

Workmen or workwomen who have
induced rheumatic attacks by too con-
tinued immersion of hands in cold water,
or from exposure to inclement weather,
can effect cure by bathing the limbs in
water in which potatoes with their skins
on have been boiled, as hot as can be
borne, Just before going to bed. By the
next morning the pain will be much re.
lievod if not removed. One application
of this simple remedy has cured the most
obstinate rheumatic pains.
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pottrp.
THE UNION.
by FRANCIS DE HAEs JANvIER.

DY FRANCIS DE HAEs JANvIER.
Liberty and Union, now and forever, one q
nsoparable. > WEBSTER.
The Union The Union
The hope of the free
Howsoe'er we may differ,
In this we agree
Our glorious banner
No traitor shall mar,
BY eflacing a stripe,
Or destroying star
Division No, never
The Union forever
And cursed be the hand
That our country would sever
The Union The Union
Twas purchased with blood
Side by side to secure it
Our forefathers stood
From the North to the South,
Through the length of the land,
Ran the war.cry which summoned
That patriot band
Division No, never!
The Union forever
And cursed be the hand
That our country would sever
The Union ! The Union
AT Lexington first,
Through the clouds of oppression
Its radiance burst =
But at Yorketown rolled back
The last vapor crest,
And a bright constellation,
1t blazed in the west
Division No, never!
The Union forever
And cursed be the hand
That our country would sever!
The Union The Union
Its heavenly light
Cheers the hearts of the nations
Who grope in the night
And, athwart the wide ocean
Falls gliding the tides,
A path to the country
Where Freedom abidcs
Division! No, never
The Union forever!
And cursed be the hand
That our country would sever
The Union The Union .r.
In God we erepose
We confde in thep power
That vanquished our foes !!
The God of our fathers
Oh, still may II be
The strength of the Union,
The hope of the Free /!
Division No, never !
The Union forever!
And cursed be the hand
That our Union would sever !.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-09

DIR. SPooNER once said to person who
was everlastingly speaking of himself,
and who had for nearly fifty years growl-
ed about the world overlooking his mer-
its, "Sir, in one respect, at least, you are
qualified to be President of the United
States Thank you, DOCTOR" respond
cd the bore, much Modified but what
particular qualification may that be ~
why, you are old enough" said the
doctor, turning on his heel.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-09

An inventive Yankee has produced an
apparatus which he claims is cure for
snoring. 1t fastens upon the mouth a
gutta percha tube, leading to the tympan-
um of the ear. Whenever the snorer
snores, he him self receives the first i'm
preston, finds how disagreeable it is,
and, of course, reforms.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-09

A PATRIOTIC young lady said she was
sorry she coulln't not fight in defence of
her country, but she was willing to al
low the young men to go, and die an old
maid, which she thought was as great
sacrifice as any body could be asked to
make
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\ GREENnoRN, standing by sewing
machine, at which Young lady was as
at work, looking alternatively at the ma
chine and then at its fair operator, at
length gave vent to his admiration; "By
golly, its purity; specially the part COW
cred with caliker ~