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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
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ten1slbrn mar bic Natur unb lrIa6e rIe1er I6ud.
li6en Sranttet bsI6riebrn unb bic Seilmittel
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81 Sn5cn aus rem SYIsm rntirnt prrrrn fam.
Der Doctor bat Siele Datientrn In bielrm @aun.
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ss Dem Doctor ME, aud Die Itltmmlrn Sale ;u
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banfen.
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Doctor balomSsIi6F ecnIuItiren. allr bic al tie.
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msrcurialiI6rn Bsfanttbsitsn. Sr ITnb rn Iidt'
res MiltrI fir ben f&winbilftissn Yatirntsn.-
Ndn rufe an i'm ,pennlplpania Sotel," @dr Der
7trn uno SinprnilraBe, @lsntaun, bel
Or. s. g. 6clien.
q. B. Sliite Stunbsn ppn 9 bis IL lltr
9crmitta9s, unr SUn 2 bic llbr Na6mita9s.
Sanuar %. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
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g0trb tirrmit 9ssstrn, tab Der llntsr,dGnrts
alt @rmtniIlrotcr pcn Der SintsrlrfnIGaft trr
usrNcrtmn 6 Gattarina @ S6t6lsr, ltbtbin
BON 0aI&inatcn 1lpr 2rfa Gaurty, anjsIieat
wrrrm III. Gle Dirsntasn patsr, pslGs nod an
ttiasts 6tntsrlalisni&aft l6ulOsn, itnb trmit auf
9sfcrrnt inrrrbaIt 6 gRc6sn an,urufrn unr ab.
suts3abIsn,- limb SUlts Die nc6 r6tmdeiss
gnipri6s an eicisIbs gu MAIDEN babrn. linb slri6.
faas srlu6t Iclts inntrbalb Ter naml4sn 3sit
wolltritiItgt stnlubanrissn en-
Scispb @oltrr, Nbmc
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
81 q (b ! / b t.

Na&r&t wirS brrmit sssstsn, ra6 Der Inter.
;ethntts, rur6 tts Court ron Common Ylrns
Dsn geaa GauntY, ais Sruitis btr ottort
ma & ei n, baS Gbsprit pon Samuel Stein,
bon Ncrp' 'NbdtbaI 9uunI6p. brInstcm Gaun.
tp. srnannt wcrrrn 1T. aas YsrIcrn wutm IA.
Der srrarnt, ni8t in rssnN einsn Gcutruft nit
trIa9ttm Samuel 8l'in, ttSdSli& uuf lissrntst
pber psrf6nlifrs Gissntbum Ter tciaslrn Gatta,
rina 6sin rin,usrtsn. inbtm iUl6e Gprtrattt
rur6auS feline gBirfuna babsn wsrrm.
pcter 8roB, Srultie.
Saruar %. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
Charles S0rfnefs
@rpGprrfaufs 8lritrrbdnbler,

0rpbprrfouf5 Slribrrb bdnbler,
hat lsiu Gtattismcrt pcn rem ncroSfilihsn Gds rsr
4Tsu uro gRarttlrabt, nadh Dem ueuen uuo srceen
fcuerfcittn uuo clc9onttn SftduSs
2(n $40. COS Gbssnut StraBe
ctsrbolb hr 6tcn, unttre Ssitr, in pbilabslpbia,
pCrlE9t
Gr cfcrirt nun elm friihss unc febr ausstesbns
tGs QTcrtSmrnt rcn SpdtjabrSs uno QSinters
8lcibuna, fir Minnrr uno 8natsn gum Ser'
tauf, ncw CT ris QuimGrtlamfGit rem prcmptsn
9lcuot unO 8ar9do 8Guftr stnIOest.
Cine Grfabrune pru mSbr ais 40 Sabren in Dies
fem GrfhSft, irgt ibn in Den SaUo @crtbsIe aIs gu
SmlCs, Sualitdtru unb preBCn ausiubalt'n, etspen
tCinem 6auIs GtCrtrrfsu mcrccn tSnnen.
8Suf,r perctu ahtuuespca sinecaosn feinsn
Stcd ~ untGrludbCn che iie CnitwO taufcu.
o. Srhs 0rc;snt Discount wiro srIaubt fdr
taorc 8Gubtun9 in 9uttn Sunes.
Scpt. 20 na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
8Dnnet< 8Dren.
Setctsr t6.

Die llntsrJs&nstsn tntrn IOsb'n gum gsrtauf
ntalttn, rinr ttrrIi6t @uspabI Bonnet. gcrsn-
sin icltrs giIurtsmsnt pis nod ME sbsbrm sins
In glsnidua ansstrUffsn purre-unb labsn ba.
Ser Ndbrinn,n, Milinsr, SauFuts u. +. rp. elm
tet tbntn SorjuiFrs&sn, rsnn ls Bargains ma.
den rcarn-bsnn ibrs prsibs Tno gan, unss.
pSbnIi6 bldg.
8utb uno 9eIfri6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
Sefentlt6e 95en6u.

0uf 0onnerfta96 Den 2Gften MGrs
nd&aens, Tim llbr NuGmittass, fua am SauIt
bes llntrrl6rietsnrn. In @siisntura GaunIfip
2rha Garntp, Tfftntl& Ssrtauft tptrbsn:
3wst prd&tss Sed6t nit 8dlbsr, 2 Qdufer.
Shweins, BON allcr grt S6rHnsresl6trr, Su'
rsau, S&rdnfe. Ssttlabrn. Slide, Std6ls, 81.
brr, 5dIIer giIrntrf'l, Sdfen, unb IcnR nod si'
ne arU6s SsrI6lsrsnbsit BON 5auS unb Sd6sr.
9eratbI&aftm ;u umRdntli6 tu mslesn.
Grrbit unb 9ufwartun8 bon
9iceon SoIben.
Srbrlar 26. #4n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
400, GOD sDfb. g8pQe

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unb wcflr SarssIb t3atlt pirp, an BEN Wcrd.
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Setpis Ooiter.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
0Dret ben 0DItretter.

Der llntri&retsns, wsGdsr bic 3dtunSn Sur&
g8bsitbaa unb BEN otsrn Stetl btt @auntss
trd8t gift Na&riGt, bab tTsits am gltuiatr bas
labtlt6s Y0fsslp psrfalsn unb piinl6t, RAP ist'
ne &anNsn rntwspr an itn Itlbl prsr an bic
Sad4atsr beSablm m6Atrn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
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pon lIIlcntaun, pa.
Office: No. AZ SR' '5amiltcn StraBs, BEN
amrttun Sctel srHaltsn BON s. 3. Ssh'
tel, Scsendtr.
Yripittart ron bsr @siCt9stuu9, m'arI 80, 1860.
Qutoriiirte6 capital $50,O0O.
Die Sffte if 0us Sage rfftn, pcu o bis ubr. foe
pis outb Mcnta9 non bis lbr atCnes.
DepoNtcn wcrbcn in arcgCn uuo tIsiucn SummtR
anacncmnCn uuo nieesr 3urid bcoblt cbnC rerbtri9e
Quftdnoisun9 nit 5 Trcisut Sntcrcfrn. SIR fptt
iiCUs DspcftCn, ouf 6 gRcuatC rpCr Idn9er, miro
prcjeut Sutrrcden tGjabIt.
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uuc anprrn ptrlruen, quite G6cItscnhttt, @doT nif
Sibcrbet fir turSc rbcr in9crs Belt ouf Snitrrttn
IN biutrrCosn une piGtCr, cbue pcrbCiae Qufttutts
euna, mrtd;uicrccrn, uno fam tuta Sbtds seje'
gen peroGn.
gsbN otm bersis tur6 bic Strdboltcr sintSs
,atltSm capital battn in ilcbsrsinltimnun9 etS
Sreitrcfts bic GSrn0lttr @tnos in Der Suums
ron $4,000 in Ger Gcmncn glCas Gcurt ees
Gauulrs rc9iltrirt, fir Die 9strtuliht 8CrraItun9
ausr ocr antalt auvtrrauttn Gtlccr ouh bot ter
Gaifrsr gum ,elSihru gctouf fir bic trsus Qutd:
bune Itintr Vfihtsn SihUbtit 9rtsUt
prtEtsrt: =. Yrefbtnt: GoiFtr:
Biliam 8. Amer. Ghrifiou grcs. 6. e. Sui6.
ErufttcS:
gRiGiom g. Iurp, Ghriitiou gree, 9. D. StiIss,
Samuel Cell, Saul Ronitt, g. Z. Satcbr.
.. 4. 6rttt, Susrb Std, gtutbuu Yetsr.
GUcutuuu, Sctruur I3, 1861. na3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
@hrtfT tart6 SNmcrs

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MS. II, Bsft 6anliItcn Stra6s, ssracs sssendtsS
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g8ir babsn Icrten infer @GUrtrurnt NIT bisitn
Grtfs srsdnSt, unS Swar BON unirsr sisensn
ManufatIur, ppsr pufcrtist untrr unIrrsr ttstnsn
AufIi6t, unb babsr warnsn MIR bisIsIbs, bssdsIib
auf Styts, Dauertuftistsit unb Sllisfsit, bas
ibnsn feline anpsrs sls6sslisGt wsrbsn tSnrsn. wce
rauf mir bic Qufmsrfamtett Sss pubIitums "
lfnftn pdnI6cn.
Sin Spnfprmdtnre.
H0- Sie baten au4 Icrbn elm patsnt .,Gon-
icrmaur" ertaIten, wobura 3tpft gan, ssnau
amrlIen perbrn f6nntn--unb bic GUIas pislrs
Mrnrs III, RAP tabur6 unsaublia sist saju
teisrlras'n trirb. tnb Der Sut gang ssnau btn
8Cpf pabt, unb fUIslid aud gan, btqusm uns
aasenstm auf rrmidtsn libt.
Da Te bic sin,srn 5abrtantsn in br gtatt
Iinb, uno allsS untrr itrer Qufl4t perferat pirb,
70 fEnrsn Fs bafir tiirern.
@briit uno Sauers.
Ncpsmtsr 20, 1861. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
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InnababmIibrO Ganr RrIfurutiur.
GS 1T fciue Mdrbuna.

G5 ut Feline Wdrbun9y
icnoern dnotrt 9rous paars piseCr gu ibrtr rr;Sis
neIsn Sar6s UNI, oaourh baB ben paarrSbrsn rpies
Der ibrs natGrIibe 8slunobsi 9e9stru, rprlds rurd
arantbsitsu Sdbaosn 9ilittsn BADEN mSeen. 2tus
pISetidoe 5arbuu9rn fno aus eunar Gouit i {
iufammsn 9ciset, pcpurdh bic ecbsnstrdfte uno
5b0nbciteu pcs baarss 3sriSrt uno wCcurh niht
tnmaI cine 9srbtNsvun3 ts,wsdt wiro. pcimilrects
uunadobmIibs 5drbun9 felt bas baur nitbt nur
aIItin pitesr btr iu ibrcr nnidrIihcn Surbr. turd
cine Icihts 1nwsuouu9, fcnecrn gift bCmINttu gu:
9leib 9Craee
Die gewtinf6te 6G6nbeit,
ttfSresrt tersn Ba6stbuni, pirbiucert oas dusfol:
len, entfsrnt Shrrf uno 9tt btm Scpf 9elunbbGit
uno esbbOftietrit Gs bat tie prcts Der 3sit be:
itanorn, incem ss bic oriaintle paar; SSrbune it,
uno ss sspinnt audi tSaIth mtbr an Sunft. Dof:
elbs miro ttots pon Damsu u"b psrrcn 9Cbrauht
-uno piro tCi alien rsfpcttablcn pdneltrn pCr:
tauft-cosr fam curth oicfstsn SrbaltCn wcrrtu,
ucu Dem Gcmntriial a3snt 2. g. @ornSs, 2O2
Srcoowar, 81. N.-Gs fno jusi GrSgcu, udmIi6
prn so Gents, unp Shater.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
SpdtjaBr unb @inter
!Sl5fc asssS a0ppeIt.

c. ale Sclds prI6s bon ben fG5n.
Y fen 5dtm unb Sappsn ;u baten
- < pin1dsn, bic In alsutaun ssfauft
Ic-A9 wrrrsn ftnnrn, unb ,rar babel an
BEN mtsli&N ntsberNtn Yrsi6sn, Rnb tinsslabtn
an3urufen an
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Dec. Sc p. w.
The money market presents no new feature.
Money is worth per cent on call. Mercantile
paper sells at a 8 per cent. Certificates Of pub
lie Indebtedness are selling at o6lls "a; demand
notes at l27.
Gold started up this morning on Mr.. Stevens
proposition to food the country with more ire
deemable paper. II opened at 1924, rose to
1881, fell back to 1872 rallied to 1927, and closed
ut that figure. Exchange was irregular; it closed
at 1451I l4G1%.
The stock market was more active this
morning, mainly in consequence Of the be-
lief among certain operators that the bin
for more irredeemablc paper would lead to
n further depreciation OF the currency. and
induce people TO invest their means fancy stechs
in order to save something ont Of the wreck. Thus
all the fancy railway shares we're higher this morn
ing. while governments remained unchanged.
The advance on the railway stocks was Is l
per cent, the favorites being the New York shares
The decline in the receipts Of wheat at Chicago,
and the now admitted failure Of the wheat crop in
the central regions of Illinois, foreshadow falling
of in the traffic Of the Illinois roads which will
affect the price Of their stocks sooner or later.
Between the boards the market was tame aud
prices lower. At the second board the decline
continued and the market closed dull, the following
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

letter postage. & A
u Is found tnat nsdcinss. ~, = liquid fbrm asd In
However 6eairous the depertmeot may be 70 give the
poor soldiers every reasonable privilege the OF tho
net be thus put In jeopardy and postmastes should
fuse sch articles unless the vas bottles enclosed
and safely packed In wooden cases, and the packages
should b used Tor a unsafe percel whore Is possible
CAunok-We wish 70 caution persons against purchas-
Ing old postage stamps with view TO having them
deemed at post oce. = such specuations might not
prove quite % proAtabie - they appeared promise IN
certainly but the Postmaster General intends
mighty small margin Tor attempted fraud upon the public
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

e1sangiV nsm NasAsELe 1susrd Ass 7em0sa. - an
irvw sy asarIy rssdy = rsdses ~ lad rsnoiatU
81 n r. S me ssS .x.r,d mo. I. %
thicky In September and October there only 90 that
now gives anxiety and that is the Invasion by on-
clad vessels which being built for the insurgents BY
In regard 70 that danger must believe that the pre-
paraoos Of this government whose resources are IS am
pe now teose q any patton arc a. least equal 70 lne
emergency o. dofence = homo against such steam naval
q the send across the Atlantic
Ocean.
Naturally the arss thought which, in time Of apparent
desrableoss o. an adjustment o. arrangement OF the
strife This suggestion enforced by contemplation OF
The caames and suffering which are wrought upon the
The generous mind glowing With friendly zeal refuses
to admit the Act however obvious that the composition
Of such troubles IL imrressble This been The
especially with the excellent Russian Minister Pienipo
tentiary here. 4s.rs.se r. ~tH
He has for some te pressed upon US the same senti
ments which were expressed TO you BY Prince Gorcha
koif Mr. Adams has informed that Baron Brunow at
london, has equally urged them, though with great
delicacy, upon him. &Ns
The Russian government need not doubt for moment
that the President will hail the ment when any
proposition OF be made which will the
stri . without sacrifice Of the nations constitution and
life.
That period cannot now be far or Whatever thu in.
surgcnt leaders say sr their dotormnaii0n s not
possible for the they to much
longer without direct froign aid Much deprecae
such aid have had experience enough or
to know what all the world sees that to attack the
United States the present divided and distracted
condition. is a. attempt no ono foreign nation is likely 10
undertake. while nature interest and moral duty
forbid nm alliance for such purpose
is indeed, fearful drama which the Almighty Ruler
OF nations has appointed 70 enact but II does not sur
the power he has given to sustain tho perform
Not only friendly nations, but human nature itself
is interested success ard be disappointed
am, sir your obed'n' servant; xu,y.. y svv.pn
BAyARD TAYLOR Esu ;. &c &c ses
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
Postal Affairs.

We copy from Holbrooks United states Ndii the fol
lowing useful items connected with postal affars:-
Ngw Yonx Posr OFFICE The following 10 compare
tive table Of the business OF the New York Post once
during the two years ending September 70, 1851 and
1862. These statistics show m increase Of 3425 ,<01
letters sent and received during the latter year. oyer
the number passing through the Office during The
former
1891 1862
california sent. 1877 34o5is Dec. 02,ols
o's's,s ssy ana ,sss,ssa sssrs sOoa a's'' Dec i's
Les.s's ss District: .sd:vea la,7o's eS4sS
lss;'s 70; s.ssly Ts:syed iasssseo D asss4o
AMY CoKRs~poSDENcE.-1 Letters from all soldiers in
the army below the rank Of q commiss stoned officer, may
be through the mails without prepsymentendorsed
selder's letter. by field stan officer tor at de-
tached ports by the surgeon chspan OF the regiment
from which they sent Tho same regulation applies
10 the navy and corps the letter " be endorsed
sailors letter. by officer Ia are thv letters
Of commissioned officers entitled 10 this privilege The
postage due such solders etters Is 10 be collected
AZ the Office Of delivery.
Prepaid letters for soldiers, addressed to places
where their regiments have been stationed, but from
which they have been removed may be forwarded TO the
locality without extra charge.
g. The law author exception TO the rules govern
ing other correspondence favor OF soldiers letters writ
by them and sent through the Post Office, when such
lot,ers required be forwarded from the place to
ing any letter. including those from soldiers has In
way been caused by the fault Of clerk then
additional postage must be charged.
A. Many persons erroneously suppose that socks nit
tens &C. Intended for soldiers, may be transmitted 10
them through the mail at the rate Of cent per
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
Operations or the Blockading Force ON
WilnlinytOn, ". g.

The Navy Department has received Information from
Rear Admiral Leo. commanding the North Atlantic Block
ang squadron Hampton Roads, OF several captures
made by the blockadng .orce off Wilmington ~ G.. and
the neghboring coast. He saysOn the Goth Of Novcm.
ber the United States Mount Vernon captured
the schooner Levi Rowe OF and from Nassau " r. and
purportrg bound for Beaufort Y. c.. with cargo
OF salt She wns tho time standing New rcrgai
Inlet srs
On the Sd Of Decem the Mount Vernon and
eant- ,dgc discovered schooners New Inlet IN
obedience signal tts former gave chase and drove
ashore one Of the schooners when being she
li.ed with WATER and the sea mace complete breach
her, while tho Cambridge ovcrhanrd and captured
the other schooner which proved be the Emma Tuie
Of NASSAU, with assor:ed and ccntraband cargo.
the day the United States Daylight oG
New Topsai captured tie schooner Brilliant, Of Nassau
loaded with about nnpdred bags Of salt Her
made written statemeat Of his intention to the
blockade under from OF the vessel
Mr.. Waymau, Of Nassau.
on the night OF Dec. 10 the Cambridge cap.
tnrcd the schooner j. G. Rcer from Nassau loaded wish
salt the master or which also made written s,aten,en,
his intention violate the blockade under iustruc
from the owners Mess. Sanders Son OF Nassau
Tho }. c. Roer and Brilliant into Beaufort be-
ing unseaworthy.
adjudication Up TO Shc 9th of Novcniber therefore,
81 or vessels captured on Wilmington and the Looming
ccas since sept includes steamer, two barks
brigs and fifteen s:hoonersmakirg total or twenty
vessels. OF which SIX have been sent North przcs
The Others with the execution of the which sprung
nd cha Sosi nd legt
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

oppssssienen the paes q Ne govsaneat u&ers
man We 9red&1 apon suspicIue and We Odsroa hls
liberty II b U0a11 take the oath 81 aiegauoe could
We are la olste 81 and The Prseideue must nke
eorgoic casureseo preserve this governreos; emo We
people arc determiud spite Of In the South
North and In spite all intervention from any quarter
thai this gov ernment shall live and not dSe.
Pending the question the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

would have let him go, for should have sworn faith.
fully execute the laas.
M. Fx~sxpES repeated the question.
Mr.. PowKLI-lf was Presideut-which i not a sup
possible caseI would do nothing 70 violate The sobs,ta
wss about TO do anything wrong I would have him
placed under bonds for good behavior and there was
vent his doing harm the session Il Congress
] would try 10 have the proper Law passed.
Mr. FExEspES-Ihe senator lorsets ono clause o' Wy
question: that was there wore no other way 10 pre-
vent W
Mr. PovuI--That is not suppcsable case.
Mr.. CoaIAxER, (rsp.) Of vt.-when the constitution
provides that abe wrii Of hAbeas corpus may be
pended. does not Of necessity imply that man may be
Mr.. Powsli--The suspension only deprives him Of the
great remedial right O taxing him out.
Mr. coLtAxEa=You never try party for suiit Of mno
Mr. PowEtL--wc know that does not. II provides
that Judge shall inquire into the causes Of the arrest
But does the suspense Of this writ authorize tho
President 10 make arrests and imprison any manf
Mr.. coIsxERThe only question tho Court can enter.
prsoucd was legal enc II this writ suspended par.
suant 20 the consttuiion implies that may be
Mr. POWELL replied and eontended that the people had
decided that hcss arrests should cease The recent ecc
tions showed this.
Mr. WILSON, Of Mass, claimed that such question
was seted by The elections The only thing settled was
shst the republican party could not raise enough
send 10 the neid 10 whip southern traitors, and still have
men enough al home 10 vote down Nortberd democrats
That was aii hat settled In the Iowa regiment.
fourteen Thousand voted for the Administration and
vu against H. and there was about the san
proportion tie Wisconsin regiments. He thought thai
nfis ot the who fgbng tho battles VI th
oouutfy would support the President. Ne was fo
e.erug cyory effort TO put down rebellion and TO crust
out traitors everywhere
Mr.. NEsSnH topp.) of Oregon would vote for the re
solution. But stil he thought there whct
these arrests ought be made He would do any tbni
aud every thing 10 put down traitors cverywhere. III
related case where man. getting leQve of absencs
from the rebel army actually camo 10 Washington
got IRON the Treasury money for claim which he hat
opon the government before the rebellion.
tsr DooIilftx, irep.N OF Wis coptsDded that ther.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

"a !. = last question = heassbles Uhdsr - cir
cumso9anes no.
o. Wt&n The last three Or four years az you y this
4. No. stf. N
Had you any dinculsy in regard alleged seduc
tions A. NO, SIR
Q. Did girl, who worked upon sewing machine. 70
your knowledge become pregnant by your A. don't see
what that has 70 do with this affair.
by the Judge-Answor the question. A. No. sir.
AT this point the investigation adjourned until
three O'Clock, this day wednesday, at tho same place
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