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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-07
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-07
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-07
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Srantbsitsn Shabsn 9:ittsn BADEN mSssn. als
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ShSHbstsn hes 6narss ,sriiSrt, uub pSpurb nibt
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unnababmIidbs Sartun9 felt has baar nidbt nur
alIsin piEoEr bsr Ju ibrEr notdrlibsn Sarts, burh
cine IEicbts Anwsneuns, cnesrn sibt tsmieIt'n iu'
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-07
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Der untr3riRnetr ma8t bisrmit Istnen peIsn
Srtunesn unb tsm Ssstrten Yutlifum bic gn,el.
et, eab sr fpeten ron ben SssRabtsn beimastebrt
II, trO er ben srSBten. ldBnRsn unb pUhlidIRen
StOf BON S6nebn'gDaarsn sinsetauft bat, ben
eas nsnI4liht Nuse felt apam's Saq aeIebsn.--
Homnit une beaudt ibn sinmal - es limb pabr.
bafttg SuuY s8aaren unb ~ tuben fir aanl ne.
mig 9sIp. - Gs IN elm tpabrss Slid fir QQsn.
taun bnb Der Sranf In bic S6neiper 8uR.
neB 9s9an8en III, bann allersl lSnnsn bic Qsut
bic &stNsr tilissr taufrn aIs ts sorbsr, unb ba.
Der iOllts er aud untsrRGBt pTem. eSn Isnsr
S4nriNTet 1T gu lsbsn
&>as 9r6Beite, bette u. poblfeilfte 0iIor.
tement ferti9er &Ieioer,
far edS SraRiatr unb ben SOmnsr, fiir Rnatsn
une Wdnnsr, In Der Borough BON Qllsntau. -
untsr Islnsm ausgetsbntsn N1ortement fSnnsn
9stunpsn tpsresn 9ansups. RasIdns, SrOdrSds,
Sftosnt WeltsH, SaItn Wslsn, Ga1IImrre SoGen
DrsBrSds, SadrOds, 8aIrnita 8sRen, 9ubbUs
fen, Satnet Sclen, DDeItn Splsn, aelridte Ga.
den, u. (. IL. GbsnIaQs elm SOQss gIIIcrtemrnt
bon tntsrtembrn unb IlntnkOIsn, fein,n 6emten
uno 2smNstra9en, Salttii&en, SaIsGinben, So.
ientra9'r, StSds un6 bic l6SnRrn Rib Glovss
Iar Gentlemen. bic nod jsmas an WsnlHnSSn.
Ben 3u lstsn warsn. Grptb parsn nod ME lei.
ne iolde bdtI&e In aGmtaun. GGrnfalIs Ipebsn
afrlsrt'St, ens 9rSBe unb wUbIieIRe
1ilertenent ren Rnatcn .Rleierrm.
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uno vtOntey'8Sdtn, Sadsn, Seirn unb gRrhsn
bon cusn @rSBsn unO AuaIitStsn.
e6tnIals fcstrn smpfuasm, sin Irtr grocer unb
gut aiicrlirtsr Sprratb ven
&ub, @aBimere6, Sattinet6, 28eilens
jeu0e, II. {. ~.
welt be auf SsfslIuns pinftlt& pefsrtiat unS "a.
Tant'rt pnsen, In Der glnpaBuns unS AualitSt
SfFHsOtSun9 gu 8sbrn.
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lttn @slo ~ babsn, IOlts obIUIutely bel EranF
u nau 8 anrufsn, unb feline errss Saufen iibtr
9auTsn bon tpUbIfslsn @ttnr teeudtn. Oar.
unter bat GO ale 5arbm-unb feline urb Iuvfrfel.
ne, unb 70 tpstsr.
SaT9r wtinGt ben Gsuisn tsfannt ,u MAIDEN.
Dag tr i'tns SBaarn aud bdm @ruesn ris betm
Stud an ben Gitp prsieen abIrbt. gelns 6lrl.
eun9sIitds finb bsier Srrfsrtet ais trasnb antrrr
in ausntaun-bas lUlItsn F6 bic Qsuts Defenders
merfsn.
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psrst BON 5ront &nauB ntt. Sir bsRnbrt Ii6
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D. miifioners BON 9s&a County tatrn bic
lfolfs Gage fsassisbt als appsaItass fir biz
rsn GtnpCbnsr Der Serl&isrsnen SOrpuebs,
-Mes une 2cpn1Gips bsS btiagtn Gcuntys,
.ptt untsntfnamt, fur bas Satr 1862, pslGss tas
Satr fiir tas brsitdbrlt6t aiTe6mrnt IN. Der
appsal IOG Rattiinren in Der Gcmmilacnsrs.
AmtSfubs In @ilsntOpn. ME Iclat:
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SaI;burg unb Saurcn !, II.
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9ioro'2pbeittaa /, 2t.
Sttbsg2beItbaa %.
Satalauaua unb Wal6nsten =, %.
slu ben nGmIfsn lassn unb Srt psrten bic
9ommtIiicners pfriIsssIts ftrtftIi6s 8CrI6Idse
Iiir his ethIammluns Der Staats. unb W1Ii3.
Sarsn Iir bas ssSenpartiSs Satr In Gmpfans
nstm'n. IN psI6sn 8prf6Idssn aud bic srfcrrer
ltHsn Sar8IGnIten eenau ansessten ptrbsn milf.
fen. Die @cmmtIicnsrs Wsrpen iIh jtbrh niht
trsnS auf bic ntepriSfsn 8stsr bsI6rdntsn, Icn.
bern auf Disineen, bsren GnRsQns as fur bic
SntersIrn tes @GuntpS unb Der reIprtipsn Di,
lTitts am srIorbHli6Rm taltrn.
NuI WerCrtnung hfr GCmmt( lpnfrs.
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Pres uno Co., unO baB er nun tsrsjt III iebs arl
planning SSsenJ 9reten. unb Sies
gen.2trbeit
It perrt&ten-ipis aud 5lOrtsarts ,u MAIDEN.
penn bic ssute bas Sumbsr Ernssn- -sessIsl6n
ufrtist CT aud
bdren, Seniterrob y nen, Said,, Eenifer.
laeen, Slenten, Wouloinae, Scrols,
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re bic ttwds in irinsm Bats trautrn, wsrbsn
;u ierem gortbsiI iinfGn irsnn lie bel itm an
len sbt iir icniiwo kiH1stsn.
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NADER, wirN iGbr Hft uRt gang tiuis vTTb.
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rye Npt,.
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etaIsa SettI Der Sfsntliksn 6anbIhait gu
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6a3s hsI@Sittst. tattt san, aut nil btnl
lnaltf SsTtraht, ltrbt Ia melntni Il,nls aRt
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The New York herald., 1862-01-10

written on Tybee Island and dated December Is and 20
before the reported engagement OF the Ottawa with Tat
nails musquito feet contains the following
The steamship Fngal, loaded at Savannah with 1000
bales Of cotton has been trying TO get 70 sea ever since
we have been here Old Tatnal comes down occasionally
t. take look and If there any chance Tor the
steamer to get ont On Monday (23d) one OF our gun
boats put three shots aboard of him, and as we have
since learned from three deserefs, who escaped rom
Fort Pulaski killed three OF his officers The Fingal ID
armed with four red cannon and commanded by an ex
leut nant of the navy who swears he will the block
ade or sink his ship.
Yesterday morning at half past Eve O'Clock took
boats crew OF six men and started in pursuit
of some wild game, in the direction Of Dau-
fuski Island, lying about north, and in range
OF ort Pulaski three miles distant We landed opposite
the plantation Of one Soddard. marched my men in
single file where the negro huts where hudded to-
geher and surrounded them, in order TO prevent any
alarm being given. This island had not before been
visited by forces and deemed II prudent to ascer
tain, before exploring, who occupied the island, and
found only eight negroes all except gardener too
old for service The plantation tine one, said TO be
one the beautiful along the coast. The planter
house gave evidence OF having been magnbcently fur
nished Every room in IL had fine frame Of the finest
Egyptian marble, and the house built in the best
northern country STYLE The adjacent grounds occupied
several and nicely laid out as any you can
find in New England. Jap0nicas. magnolas, caotrses,
&C. were in full bloom The house had been stripped Of
every valuable thing which could be carried away
Attached to IL splendid hothouse, which still
tained large quantity Of pot plants got sweet
potatoes and Chickens snd took away Of tho uxu
RANT japonicas, gorAniums and cactusee.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS VIRGINIA ITEMS.
rtrom tl q Richmond Dispatch Ian al


AT HALF MAST.
The flags of the Confederate states the Capitol aud
Custom House at half mast Monday, in conse-
quence Of the death OF member Of Congress Texas
THE HABEAs CORPUS IN RICHMOND.
George rwes, political prisoner, who has been In
confinement for some time past in the county jail
Rchmond 10 have hearing before Judge Meredith on
the Sth inst habsas corpus asked for by tho pr-
soner and granted by the Judge
WAR RuMoRs.
IL said night that despatch had been received
here stating that Gen. Jackson, with thousand men,
had marched into and taken possession OF Romney,
Hampshire county, the Yankees making little re-
sstance. report prevailed in the city last night that
the enemy said 10 be live thousand had taken
OF Huntersvle Pocahonas county We do not learn the
particulars.
JEFF. DAVIS NEW YEARS DAT RECEPTION.
Tire was general observance Of "New Year's''
than usual owing to the fact that the war has brought to
Richmond considerable addition TO population from
other cities where the anniversary always period Of
social festvty. The streets throngsd with ladies'
and everybody looked gay and cheerful Among notable
events Of the day the Presidents reception, which
commenced ~ twelve o'clock and continued three hours
The President stood at the door Of the large reception
ROOM and thousands OF persons tooK advantage OF the
Mrs Davis present, but her place well sup
Piled by her sister Miss Howell, Mrs. COL Davis and Mrp
Gen Jones. The ceremonies Of introduction ctIn-
Quoted by the Presidents aids Col Joseph Davis and Col
O. w. G. Lee The Armory band was present, and every.
thing passed on delightfully."-.
ANOTHER YANKEE DOODLE.
(From the Richmond whigl
Yankee Doodle had mind
To whip the Southern traitors
Because they didn't choose TO live
On codAsh and potatoes.
Yankee Doodle, doodle doc,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
And so 70 keep his courage up
He took drink Of brandy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
NORTH CAROLINA.
WOODEN saos MANUrAcroHr:


[From the Raleigh IN. C.) standard, Jan. L.
We visited, day or two since tho wooden shoe manu-
factory OF Messrs Thum Fraps OF this city. We had
frequently heard Of this establishment but bad no
idea until visit 70 II that thorough andin
tcresting in its operations found to b. The
teprisng manufacturers have in their employment
thirty hands, and turning out about hundred pair
of shoes day The shape and sze Of the shoes are
first marked and sawed out, and then it is bored and
scooped out and fashioned at the bottom and sand
pcrod and lined. and painted and topped with leather,
and thus finished In various In the building
Most of this work is done by machinery driven by
Tho wood is gum and poplar, which is well steamed.
before the shoe is made We understand that these
shoes actually lighter than the leather brogan Of the
number and as for durability the bottoms will last
until the next war. We learn that Messrs Thum &
Fraps who are finishing hundred pair per day. have
more orders than they can all.
Wooden shoes In the northern part Of Europe,
and in localities in this country: but suppose
this is the first manufactory OF the sort, by machinery
and steam, which has been established.
CONFEDERATE PRISON IN NORTH CAROLINA.
great prison is being built in Salisbury N. c., in
CLOSING fifteen The building is capable Of contain
ing 800 There in Richmond ,029 prisoners.
There have been to Raleigh 81 to New Orleans 400,
Charleston $780, to Columbia s. c., $50; Tuscaloosa
500 Salisbury 49, released and sent home 56 in Jail 43
died in prison. besides those died in the general hospital
100 escaped 8. -aYt L.ItH
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
CONFEDERA
GEORGIA.

THE LADIES OF HAVANA AND THE SOUTH.
The Savannah Neos notices that among the late arrivals
in that city from Cuba large box Of beautifully pro-
pared lint. presented, through Capt. Gadding to the
soldiers Of the Confederate army by number OF tho
Senotas of Havana The lint is drawn in threads four
hve inches long. from the finest linen fabrcs b white
driven and soft ~ down. It s put mp In neat
The lint made and contributed by number OF tho
first ladies of Havana.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
ARKANSAS.
REBEL VICTORY q.

WAR ON THE BORDER ANOTHER REBEL VICTORY ~.
[From the Norfolk Day Book. Jan. g. IN .
MEMPHIS, Jan. 4, 1862
Dispatches have been received from Little Rock oon
tanning official intelligence from tho Northwest Colonel
McIntoshs command, OF fight between four regiments
enty Ave miles northwest Of Fort Gibson the 25th
of December It lasted four hours and resulted in tho
total rout Of the enemy.
Tho enemy lost 200 in killed, wounded and missing,
and 100 taken prisoners The Confederates loss twelve
killed and twenty wounded.
Macintosh is still in pursuit Of Opotheyholo who 10
retreating towards Kansas.
The Confederates captured large number Of wagons
and one hundred horses.
The official confirmation Of the above has been received
at Richmond.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHiLADELpHiA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. o, 1862
stocks Arm. Pennsylvania State SIS, Tx; Reading
Rsroad IS; Morris Canal 3ek; Long Island Railroad,
IOs Pennsylvania Railroad ak. sight exchange par
Ito per cent discount
pHuApRtrHA, Jan. 0, 1852.
Flour firm: sales 600 bbls. Wheat advanced 1c..
sales 600 bushels-red, 81 35 81 36 white 81 40 81
5O Corn firm: salee 900 bushels at CSC. Soc whs.
key unsettled, but held At Csc
ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1862.
There are large receipts Of dressed hogs hero Eighty
car loads Of dressed hogs left for New York evening
large receipts in prospect and the market declin
outside nguro for choice and 400 head Of Western al ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
Yankee Doodle said he found

by all the census figures,
That he could starve the rebels out,
II he could steal their niggers.
Yankee Doodle, doodle doc.
Yankee Doodle dandy,
And then he took another drink
OF gunpowder ard brandy.
Yankee Doodle made a speech;
Twas very full of feeling:
fear, says he, cannot fight, ...
But am good at stealing.
Yankee Doodle. doodle doo,
Yankee Doodle dandy. 80, r
Hurrah for Lincoln he's the boy
ID take drop of brandy
Yankee Doodle drew his sword
And practsed all the passes;
Come. boys, we II take another drink
When we get to Manassas
Yankee Doodle, doode-doo
YANKEES Loode dandy, t1
They never reached Manassas plain,
Aud nevor got the brandy.
Yankee Doodle soon found out
That Bull run no trifie,
For II the North knew how to steal
Tho South knew how To rifle.
Yankee Poodle. doodc-doO.
Yankee EoOde dandy,
lis very clear took too much
Of that Internal brandy.
Yankee Doodle wheeled about,
And scampered Off at full run,
And such race WAS never seen
As that he made at Bull run.
Yankee Doodle, doodle doc.
cd Yankee Doodle dandy.
Ihavnt time 70 stop just now
To take q drop Of brandy.
Yankee Doodle, OIL for shame,
You're always intermcddling;
Lot guns alone, they're dangerous things;
You'd better stick to peddling
Yankee Doodle, doodle-doo,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
Whom next 20 to Rully run
III throw away the brandy.
Yankee Doodle you had ought
To be q little smarter;
Instead Of catching woolly heads
vow you We taught tartar.
Yankee Doodle, doodle-doo,
Yankee ropdle dandy,
Go to hum. you've had enough
Uf rebels and OF brandy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
REBEL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS.

REBEL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS.
The following are few of the novel advertisements in
the robel newspapers These but few OF similar
kind which 1 their sheets daily
WAR TAX.
WAR TAX Ory1cE FOR vlRGrNIAl
RicHOND, Jan. 2, 1882. (
collector Of tho war tax is needed for the city Of
Norfolk The necessity should appeal to the patriotism
of the city is only one OF the cities OF the State
not in possession OF the enemy, where such difficulty
has arisen. Surely suitable and responsible person
can be found who will enter into the usual oblgatioDs
which have invariably been required elsewhere in the
Sate and perform the duties required by the War Tax
act. 1t would be unpleasant duty for tho Chier Col
lector outside the district or city Of Norfolk APP
pcaons, with testimonials, for the place will be waited
for awhile longer before such Is The
law s Imperative and, doubt net will be cheerfully
obeyed in city which is widely known and fur
nshng many stout hearts and strong arms for her de-
fence as Norfolk Is. H. 7. GARNETT,
Chief Collector Of Confederate War Tax the State Of
Virginia.
TURKEY HUNTERS DEER srALKERs, DUCK SHOOTERS,
And all who fond Of rousing up big game, especially
If we'll acquainted with the woods water Of
the State between Savannah and Charleston, and pre-
names and addresses at tho Courier Office. Enfield
rides tomahawks and scalpng knives will be furnished
cheap.
Iwsh to hire for the pl esent year S62) twelve or M
SMART active negro boys from ten twenty years
to Capt John G. Wallace at st. Helena, the subscr
Der, Geo 7. Wallace, Lake Drummond Post office, Va.
NOTICE.
For and account Of the Confederate States OF Ame
rica will be sold under the supervision Of Capt Edgar
Burroughs At the Pleasure House Beach Monday the
9th Of January at one NJ, tho schooner John Couch,
OF Port Elizabeth New Jersey appurtenances and cargo
of Cumberland coal, so far as remains unclaimed
Terms cash. By order OF
Brigadier General MALONE,
Commanding Second brigade Volunteers.
R. TAYLOR, A. A. A. q.
NEGROES WANTED.
desire to purchase few negroes between the ages OF
nine and twenty five years Any person wishing to sell
will call on at the Fair grounds near Norfolk
L. r, DOYAI.. Captain Spaldinp Gravs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

The b!l giving bounties to soldiers, which
passed the Senate yesterday, appropristss
5000, 600 Tor that purpose Ii ia accordance
with the act authorizing the employment Of vol
uutsers. passed 10 July last, section Of which
is a. follows:
'9Ec. 6. AsS be 1t further esaefed, That any
volunteer Who NAV be received into the service
Of the United States updes this act, and Who
---- =. ----3-@ ..h>.-:~~ ];eaUfed Ia the
service, shall be entitled 10 the benefits which
have been or may be conferred OH persons disa.
bled in the regular service; and the widow. Y
there be one, and il not, the legal heirs of ssci
a. die, or nay be killed in service, In oddities
TO all arrears Of pay and allowance, shall receive
the sum of 800"
The Senate also passed another bill YESTERDAY,
which il. in effect. bounty TO soldiers II pro-
vides for the con6scssioa and sale OF real estate
in rebel Sta'ss where there 10 . failure - psy
the tax thereon, the result Of which must be 70
threw q large quantity Of land in the Southern
States into market. Il 10 40 important measure,
and, should il become . law, will be availed Of,
dsubtless, when the war ID over, by shoussnds II
young men nov in the Union army. Every one
Of them viii be practical anti-slavery missions
~, and viii carry . new civilization, With The
rights Of free and honorable labor, FREQ speech,
Q free press, the free school, and free church,
into the besighsed. but rich and beautiful region
which slavery hitherto hes esrsed and bIigbted.
" Y. 7rijsae.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

now TIE AERRlx.c WAS TO HAVE BERN D1s.
fosED Or.-The steamer Vanderbilt vas express-
y intended to run down the Merrim,c. in c..e
the latter cosld be disposed Of in no other v.v
The following calculation. says the World viii,
shsv With what force the former would strike
The Mefrimac, II moving at her average speed.
The dead weight Of the Vanderbilt 10. in round
ssabers 1000 tons. and her average speed il a,
lsass 10 miles an hour. That is equal to 60. 600
asas moving at the rate Of one mile an hour.
Which, 10 turn. 10 equivalent 70 500 tons moving
= Ne rate Of 900 miles an hour. Tia v.loe;.v
q cannon ball may be rated At geo mile. an
sssr. The Armstrong gun, one Of the he.v;...
" 49, carries 100 pound ball. Three hupd,.d
49, y equal 70 six hundred thossa,a nou,as
n other verbs. the Vanderbilt veua nil. ~.
nss'i.se With force Of sx s4osss.d 100 80
Ss1l' from a" Armssvors ss.. It a. .o.,. n.
sessf, ssd !" tie same sposi Afarth.rc .l.uL.
sea shows that the momesssn Of the wander.
sds would BE- equal 10 l.seo balls from N. In.
NJ gan on the Rip Reps, each one Of vh;cb
"sshs shsst 500 pounds.