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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

nSelbe, blaue, ibWarSe uno Nriine 8arbe
W Bum 6artsn. Vile 9tEtm pcn " ~
mem, 0erfumerlen. @utriedienee 3rop'
fen fir auf S6nupftG6sr. 5aur'Ssl, . at
{ u unb frine 80 a + dsfstf {. q e i d t.
puIVer unb 3 ab iirRsn, SadpuI-
mr, SfmIawSr,s ptra SAaltGt. 3u batsn bel
g. g. MeIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
9lQentQun Mf1bemie.

Das Tratiatrs. 5rmIn BAT isInsn anfans ss'
npmm,n AM Wcntas ben 6tsn Sanuar.
3Galinss Utrrsn Jutrssnb 'tnsr 3sit ans'nrm'
men unb ts,atlsn nur pom rT 3sit ea lie rtntrs'
ten. M
prtmary per gisrtd, Ga Oo
8twBbnli&s GnsItiGs 3WtSS "a so bio Oh
SSberr " " nit @rs6I6 uno eatsnll6 90
unr 6ran.SfIh so
Wulif, 90 o0
Fdr ben @rbsau& hes YianUs far llsbuns 90
3.i6nsn 2 90
t8sununs fRr BEN gStntsr, ao
Ginlas 5tsltnss ptrtsn In Der BamtIle fss
Qrln,palS angsnommrn unb Jrpar an $40 per
9irtsi fdr SOarStns, DuIhrn unS llntsrrt6t In
alien 3psissn, NIT Nusnabms ron Wtultt anN
3sIGnsn.
J.t1. Gregory, principal.
Sanuar %, 1862. nato
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Sie9, Sie9.

Sie9, Sie9.
Gig front unIsre Irmts In alien 2bstlsn reS
lanrss. Die gisbsltCn tpirb l&nr0 untSrOTlldt,
lno ete lans SsrDsbt tpirb 8risbs I'm sanes lstn,
ater bic arS6te SGla6t bic nod sswCnnsn, ipar
bel 9urb9e unb Spnss, In Ter 81 9amlltcn
Strass, In Der Competition BON 3rGdsnwaaren
unO @rO;srtsn.
Gle OfFsrIrsn src6s Bargains In
Sarbi9e Seioe,
DreBs@aoren,
&attunp, Carpets, Wcloieo.
Gle rsrtauIsn fdnsy Stics an Scfsn une ea'
runter. ba Is rtn1dsn ibrsn srcbm Stcd SHn
fdnsy Seibe risIss 5ritjatr aus,ucsrtaulsn'
Sls SafauGn Ssbe wsrtb 62 Gents an 81,
Gle sertaufm Selbe psrt9 rs Gents an %,
Gle pertauIsn Selte wert6 81. 90 an 62 ets.
ole Dertaufm Ssibs psrtb 1, 81 an w.
Sir psrfaulrn Ssibr wsrt9 1877 an '2o'
& attune.
Gle pertaufsn BEN f6BnIirn 8attun ali 10 Sts
bic garb. Sore Na6barn pertaufsn ben namIi'
den an IL Gents bic gjaro.
OreB<g4ddren.
Gls tatsn bus srS6ts @fcrtmsnt BON Drtb'
tpaarsn btsslsIt BON Nsw' gcrf uno petlacsptia
wsldbe Ie I&nsa ptrtauftn, neil fir btsfslbe robl'
Ifeler atIsssf ais lore glaatarH. Sir teisesn aus
0osarb 8ieues,
Ottoman poplins,
ploio @rereIten,
u Spring OelainS,
Gbal llieS etc. etc.
Erdners 2S drcn.
ole batsn immer s!n srObts Experiment SOr
: alien Qrtsn Srautrpaarsa aaf Sanb, an nteesrsT
prrIen. Sclhs als
sdrpar3e 8ou DeIains, SdparSe Som'
baIines, S1parSe Gobur9, S6parJeAl
y pacca, Sbwarje uno weiBe Oelalne.
.0lGuuer- uuD RuabeH- e6itsr
Gin sru6.s QHortsmsnt Ron jspr Nrt 3u6
8 goT,msrsn, @cttcnarss, psl6e nit GROCER Scr
f6t auSsswdblt pUrbrn, unb aIlss gang tIlt
Il psrEauit WtEb.
b GinbeimiIae Sitter.
n qas Scrtsn 0uslins GtHtinss, YIaOp'GS
% 1nes, S&rtinss. Muslins. 8laneasn, Itdno
u etc. an ben alsrRisbsrRsn prsiIsr.
CARPETS! Carpets! Garpel3!
Die pUblfstlRt Carpets In Der Stabt - tsi
gDru Snsrain Carpets fir 20 Gents. Nas 9l'
I'm bern pnfaufm stsir Garpsts an 81 bic g)arO.
- AuienS aareH
Das srS6ts Experiment In fT Staet uhb
II. Vnfaufen an City prsiisn.
d. GjrOSrreien GrrSsreien!
u: Better G6.MCladss I'M 9unps an IL Gt5. y
wy Guart-sutsr SadmCIaRss an 8 etnts-tpsb
zen 3udsr ar II Gents pr pfunb Il TCbIIsIIsT, ia
I'" fac, 3tu unb 9swIrBs.
o. aae @rtsn 9anbssprchutIen nsbmsn
II: In Mustaul& fir Daaren an.
9eresfst tsn St nItt, 3 9tarfn untsTPa
biz NGm Nasrbauie.
no. 5Obial q. purbss. WSIttr U. 5'"sS
~ @Qentaun, Qprl 1G, 1862. nj
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
S1seeatSAD (lNretG.
@MGgQiSWDGgGJgGU!a
OueenSWddrert.

Der 9IsHtaaU Ghind gtCbr, SIC. 80 on 6amil
tCnsStraes. 3 Shdrsu Ctsrbnlb rrsess GtSbr. il
unfra9licb etc rSdte DIT um als Grten
Sueen5Waarsn, 0la6naareu, Stein
tpaaren Cber Sampen
~ EstGInusu.--Stb babe nun ben srSbtsu uno tsIf
oWsaetpGbtsn StCd rCn bitftu QBGGrEn, Der il bier
in 2WeHtaun, une utSlIGih In irssno sinim Sri por
osr ndn!Ii6en GrSbs i'm SIaat, on9sbCIsn Wures.-
OsrSlbs III nit SCr0tat aus 0POnuiOttursn peR tsn
h6bitsn RuTs atmdht unb bsfttbt aus bsinabt aIltr
| Den nfuSitfn Gntrrurfsn, StrIit un0 @atTGtn pEn
8ranJSFi6sn @Clb Sanb unb WdBsn turbN6t
gem Gbind, GnaIiI6m pcleIan unb
GteInsghtna,
pGn ttmfsinttn bis "a hem atmintu i'm SStrauh
IN SsttS uRb tst tlm Gtai.-CSsihfa0S 6laepaa
waarsn rem amsrtEanttn une 6r0ns8rhsn Ran'
dtattnrSn fNr
6OtrIa, GalCrnS unb antirm 9rtGaua,
UNn ttu fsinltn tnsrapbrten 9uanIst5 tt5 ~ ii
nsnI Gent SumtIst.- &tERfall5
Steinipaaren unb britannia Waaren
ron ieesr 8srlhisbsnbsit, 70 Wit eampm vUH isrH
mS9tlbSH YenGnuuna, pCn Der tlElnftn Nabtamp'
| ~ l2A Cent?, tls gu ben meiT 9ldn5EneFn ebanes'
IiHs fir 8irhsu, SOlIsn u. (. ~.
| eamptn pCn allen arl'u ptreSn aut9stsBS't uni
at9tSntIrt nm RcbIsus0t oottn gu tt,nntu.
| Gr bdlt aud inlmsr has bsts Ssrcsns 8NbI'n
/ Od, 70 ptt etmpgns Dctbte, Grimm g JbtTsn. uni
turJ allies in esm pomHrTub gum SsTtGuf AM
oanb. un6 Ipac aa tsn RiSpsrfsN YtStFin etsllsit
! philadelphia.
/ IsrfCnin nItts ir9eho ehpdS in m'lntm Sed
traudIn, fEnusu 6stsS C5do uno 3ai iparEn, wsnr
ne bel mir eHruf,n che Gs (sntDO tautEn. tnoGm i'd
nun bSger sinsSrih,St bin. stS is. Gnlprthsnls y
trfrtStieut--bttGs in BCsH9 ouf bic YrsBt aIs aud
Ouf bic S.ustitSt. ..
Wsrasgt tsR Srt nidt.--Gt ii btrid6t sc. ~
! On: oaniltcU. .gtraFs, 3Ie Ibdu rtsrbab YrsB
Stebr.
Z. 6. Garnaban.
eanuar 23, 1861. nab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
SC d d ii 6 t

gDlrO btrmtt sssrtsn, bu6 Der llntsr,d3nsts
ale 4pminilratcr pOn bn gintsrlaRsni&aFt bss
pu1crbsusn Z s mas pstsr lrstRIn
pUn BaI&nstcn 1auui&ip, et6a Gauntp, an
asRsai wprbSn III. Gas Dtdcntasn batsr, rsl'
6t4rO& an bsIdsts 5tntsrlaOsni6aft ltulNsn' Ine
tIrrbur& aufssfOrbut innsrtal6 s0o6en anIu'
rufen unb ablutsjatlsn, limb SOlas bic moo
re&tmdbtse aniprdas an birstts ju maHrn ta'
ben, RnS aleI6faGs nfu6t iCI6s inn'rtaIt etrIsI'
ben 3stt rpOtlbs1dtIst snsutdnbtssn an
Saccb s. peter, Iom m'pr.
SBal oi. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Cheap John arrived !

8ts Itsls @c&, unssssist tpurbs, II Der rCbl'
ftils 8 0 s n, NIT ftinem uHssteusrn Stod @a'
iern In GGIsntaun ansstommen. bic ct aIs ipett'
wOtlftiI auf gurtiOn sinssGuuit bat unS folSlt6
ptshsr an tsn a[lsrtIliSRn 9rsIn Ssrtauien
Wtrb. Gr II isprn Tag unS GtsnN ausutrft1sn
In Gstnsm euraI
$50. l6 Samilton.gtraBs, nGbfe Gbd:
re 81 Der SoofelIolp Saue.
tIntsr Istam 8anrn tsfursn R& StrdmPfs biz
sr an st tts IS @snts osrtuuft Sdsens 5ane'
f&ute an ct tts 20; Dub3atsr Don Ct bts gu
37a &attuns BON ct bs 12A; NlusIIn Ds
2aIns an II bis IA. 8Ommt Glnfr, tcmmt al'
Is unb urtAstIst fiv gu& fsI6f.
Gnos @eiF.
4(ltntaun. Wat IA. nq3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Drt<MDn1t6.

Gin trrlt6ts aTortimsnt gOrtmOndls nt
DcdstbIGn, Icsbsn srbaItsn unp an hsrabg'IrB'
en- grsif.n sussrtaulsn bst
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

llntritIdStter tantt itnsn 6rsune'H far ett tts
bcrias ltr ItsratC luterfdeuu9 in lsinSm SslhdfL
uno astsntt DIR h rislte 8CoiEnun9. ons 3ulrausn
rinsr Trsuu6t, uQb bEs pGtIItumS ubsrtaupL audi
~ s.. @abrieI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
4llaIbnra an0 Ga0enbn6.

Gatnrtma4sr In her Stabt IQentaun,
Ssplentn llh bislsr GLs9enbtit ibrsn SrEuntm,
8uncIn une rGn stChrtsu YutlItum NtGrbanpt on
,uIeaen, eab lls tbr Gatnst:9 9RaarEna3sr rrn Sc.
II in ibr hirrtihts urue @etaues, SIC. ~ in Der
0Bslts 6amiUcn Strafs. uuo Jmar 0trace 9sstnabsr
poaeutub'6 6orCi, yctIest batsu, aIIrc ls nun tE:
rtit fuo alien Nnlpriehsnpsn aGrdee nab 08unlb 't
penGu. Sbr 0toSnwarli1tr Sttd 1T wahrib Ctn
pCttrCfflIdGr nnb bIltlbt gum SbtU aus |CISeneEn
QrtltCln:
Bureaus, Sibttoart6, @iers Genters,
Goro., Dining uno Sreatfait &ilben,
SUber. uno allie 2(rtcn anoCre Shrantr,
@botnpts mo Scfl=Gilbe, pIrlor 81
lbe, Scf16, @iauoz ozStUbIe, Sprin9: :Sies
SbouFtl StUbte, Scttltellen pcn allen
StnennlmEu, ic ipia iiberb0upt ollc Nrs
tifel Die in Pineu Uollitdnoi0en Cabinet
@1oren'4a9gr 9eiuCbt pereCn.
Sjt rrtsrti9su ttsufaGs Ouf StltuOnS lses Qrt
pcn SurRiIur, non Der nGuIfIn SXlbtcn, uno ltosr
ron ihntn pSrfeafSe Qrtitt nmD caS Itn fUr pas hs
i'm rIrtaufu, TNO nIB pcas 3nfrtSotnbS't 9sbsn.
6ausbattsr Gnp tEiOuttrs iun9s erutt p'lbs {oauS'
haltuualn n 6c9jnnn 9teentCn, cIIttu nthl rttliu
min btt ihuCU onuruftu chs t irEltre taufIn, nesn
Rs psrfhcrt fdtIsu ta9 fe ibutn 8lr9atns anbltItn
tSunsu. bic uiroeneswe augrba!b YhdeoGphta Nb'ti
trcfiSu wtrttn tSnnsn.
Tlr etrSils eSncgsns ltGtuIs lnttrueuns nnb il
blr;!ida caufbar, unb pireln turb t9S prsiIt uni
alts SChnrIuna ibrs Gunti Aatt IletS ~ pstnhrtT
luthsW.
8.--&era9gst t,n Ntl niht - btrldbs n "o
! So, N3ef. 6amittrn StraBI - une Tut't eaEIht On
uno d6er,tuQt Gub Mon pSn ttr IattbtlE ron Ten
mas ettn 9'laSl n.
@olbutg uno ,Sa8enbub.
Dt,,uter 10 1860 ne :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
DINA 9 to ) +.
Qaipau ,ntS WSartim.

BbCsiaIs uuo Rstal Nruaatittn uno Gbsmttsr. go
81 Qftlt bdmiIrcn StyGeI, nahe 9s9snabsr Der Spos
fsGcns. pols in auentaun pa.
oatsn ht in GSrI,Uiba ftts &Srtinbun9 9s9eben uno
fUbIn hher turh iiESnaS ano bili9s GlfmErtIamtstf
aut ihr Gtibait unO buTh oaItsn esr bstsu uno
friLh.ftn gYert,tnsn HiIGR tie pcute Befrtseisun9
letsn ~ t4nnen Die iG nit ibrfm 3ulpruh beebren.
Od mir tsirs G5rabuirfr bar ArxnsibEreitunestunIt
nnb, ic fGnnrn mir TGmilrn ron oEr Rsiubdt unf
isrsr YRseJinsn ahbsTn, bic mir ale osm SEr.
Etaai,n 4batmCICPSts ssmdB subsrsttsn.
sesssEtSa &sbR Orusa unO GbsmitOIisu urtaufsH|
Wy mir auh oils pGpRldrsn patentmseiItneuI
It'd Qertttmsrttn. .tontr artitel baarSIs, ba6rF
. Rdsd: un6 9ebutdrftsu, Club, NItcboII
Gamphiue, RChinEl pGn Der bsftsu SuaIitat, Sob
snGl,}anlpsu. (SluiE' unb Sd:eampsn psrosn IuH|
Srsnu'n rCn SrhIsuSI umasinosrt) gRatIb's Otsn
lbndrlt, SwtttSL Sdrbltrfft, SpsjerStGn, WH
Stent5rS NunRrtlnmFsit piro Der 3utsrstmH
pSn arittib,n @srIhrstuu3Cn lerpiemst.
gtct,batr hn0 othuuasvSH sinssIabtn tsi III
Insn &triudJ "a mGhsn. 'bs lis in ben 0iti'S tal
len. iuttm mir nit Satritantn uno SmpertsuI
t5iurttrun1In 0tltCiIGn hattn. mSeurb mir tbne
auf5 ocJtht!hafllis rirtdufn tSnnsn.
YsitCraIE up--iin bsrrlihss uno mir
amrS 9JHttll in oulltu uno 8rrtaltun9sn uno
9NjnbIruns tsr Nus5tbrun9. YrEtS % Gents
5ia,br.
6cpfwtb. - V,tiOntn bic oil ueuralaifh
5cbmtrpn coGr nrpSltm Acpfnsb Ieioen. erba
cqt,tb ginerunl burtb Grbrauh unfsrsS eepbd
SI,rrS Vreii 25 Gents bic Slafhs.
Samitisn % oaarp a tb s-Jum Sstnte
otS 0tfkS, GuikrnunS pcu Srino rF., l23 Ss
ptr gGd.
SrilAt @0rttu.Sa 9uaron
Jat ~ lstu.
VbO.rsvaphhs GtssiaIitn itsts rsrratbs
3abnYrrl freru in unkrtc 2(pctbsfs itsts q
Ncrratb rCl;tuan,r 3Sbut rCn Ter prrsa9Iihtsn
ferliJun4.
&. .. QdlpaQ,
Osnee6 s. Martin
YGtnlaun, Stt. ~ lS6l.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Gin berrli6er g It
9S1nD<0Qpter.

Der llntsr,ti6nste fat iusten ben sr Btsn unO
l6SnNsn StCd gSanrpaptsr, ftir
0arlpurs, 8Gnoe, Stuben mo &Gben
sbaltsu, prr nod js In glentaun war. Dies u
feline llsbrrtrtrtsnbrit Ubr pratlsrei lcnesrn Die
refine gDatrbrit, pOpUn f6 Gin jtosr lslbIl absr'
,euoen lam, rrnn sr arruIt. Das Yublttum
IpIrS oudb tsna6rthtisst ba6 rr rlne 9nrtdtun9
a,trufTen baten, wsua6 sr tmmr bic nsus 7 u
stpIss erbattsn. unp stn Saprr ssraes an pbt'
lopslpbta unb NsuYprf YrsiEsn pertauGsn lam, -
unb rceartb er nun in ben Stanb esl'Bt II, b.
ssutsnp wptlfdlsr ~ Sutauisn, 0Is eI's lonitpr
ur16lsbt. g1sr habr Bargains MAIDEN nil, et'
ruIs unSer1aslia an, fsnn CT IL i'm Stanes aH'
qnlprs6snrs pUltUmmsn gu tsirisrtS'n;,
Reuben 0utb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
6 ! u { Il s Qlle,

Ode Der @tuEh glt9 une Samtltcn Strnbr, sTlte
1tarr Vtsrbab psr RsfOrmirtsn Str6e,
In Allfntopn.
Dis llnt,r.situst,n tatsn Csbsn siRen nsusn uno
i,br ausasssibGlt,n GlSt rCu Roarsn, fhidIid fdr
bis Jabtsistt sin9slIst ruSthsr hs 9sssnmdrt9 ~
Rl,icfrn fQr eIn 6ruhina uno Grnmsr psrartE1t
:tn, tsNebsnb aus itttm Stcf psIhsT tdr etss
SO,h iul gRa,tt ia hRetn par.
Rommt uno lebet sbs ibr Ipnitipo Fault
unO ihr usrp.t sa,b talb Gtsrssu9t battn, eab ibr
bsr e,n arSFt,n QDtttb fur sntr S6sIo bEtrn'ni.
SSir babCM 9slleS
was in tas Gy(hah stuss alsbutauNs asbSTt-sw
nIiuautta gu mtIesn.
RunpsNartst Oter 8trItu aui SsRsuun8
mittnI,tsutaus uah her nsusfttn MoeE une bslt!n
Ioaui,r pca una stl,lErt une sarantrt fas 81 ls!n
iir ras ils rfrtault wEreen. 8srssild n'ht ps
Sing YrsiS e5wtu:p u IT,
9gu 9dHCtber.
| gi, pQnidsn ouh melsih S6usIbsr tarauf antss
merriam ,u MAIDEN, eab hs bic g9sntur ron 5eH
| 9Rccsh8ukr hGttr. ure tGuuEn fs eabSr p lSeS
3ttt nit Den nsulttn WCrtn esritbtn.
| 6,Pgis lne olsihfaUS G9entEn fur SSeeoS J as
tlut W6bmoIhinSu, wItbss bic tslts Mal6ins IN
6strautb in, tt;d9lih auf Ginfn6btit peutdnoi9e
Vt(bari(bE Gsnllruttitu uno bic &orid9llhtEit 'Ds
re Nrb,it. WrtjG. -- Sc. irItsn $5O - Nc'
S75-NO. 3 800 -uuO Nr. 4, ITO.
9tsli0b uno Srelnl9.
NHSntaun, Nvril o. 1862. tqeV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

8Stb, Grin, Slau unb 0lt
9Birc wSdenttb ssftrtt; unc wsr sIpas 5a far
Zen bat 1T 7nostarsn biz rtitE Jubrln9en nah e'r
gWsntaunGr WcNtUaiaRufattur 5u
s.. @}obrsl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

~~ S)uts, NappSu- lme Durs Gm'
V pCrirm,
- SO % @rt,Samilton StmEt, Nl'
ENS lmtaun. Ge II Der aIit une whit
tetannte Stanr, irGtsr Berger mb Srt.
Slrr FSnnt ibr tsnSntIs iinbm unp fauisn, be
mctllsiln unb mOpisRm Site. &appcn u. 6ms
In Der Gtatt cher City. SD bare lcCtsn IN ben
Gnli6tn Cities ben wUblisilttn Stcd
Don Sdtm, &aprsn uno SUITS tinBctauIt bwnc6
ie pem puslifum gum @uFauf oasCtCtsn wmte.
Sd SertIuIs t'gt 8naten 9GrlbGte an 81 bic
30 Gents - NannI gGOatate On 80 lie IS -
trattn Gmtuts an 81 90 bis I .25 - Mannss
DO 70 nisNrr nlS 81 90 lis gu trn teilm an 81
30, ven o(tn S6ditirunBtn unb 6ar6ln-Wanns
ieirmt Site 10 nIs6r ots $500 tls $500 -
peSaleihn QGpfs SAittr SUCb5 Srn 25 lie 81
Gents II. ~.
81 wtme aud tsiVntGre gufurrFiamtcs tsm
SCrtduf i'm Nrp6cn.
SauEtuIs wsrtm metl ttun mfuu lie lei mir
anruIcn, rts iis lcn1wc fauIrn. intsm i'd tbnrn
g1aarm an Gils 9uiIrn psrtauien fam.
SanEtor fir bic lstr litCrale llnIrrlldbms
psIhs mir wGtrsro benz psrilCIsnsn Sabr gu
5tsil WuIts. tCIfs if auf cure ftrnsrr untriiis
uns, wsnn id eut wOtlirilsr oils je Die geaar'n
prrtauIr.
8srosiI,t nt6t ttn dltn Stansplab--NU. -
Bcl. Samltcn Stra6r, Nllmthnn Yh.
z. y. NnelOAlt.
=, ., 80 ,Hcn rahN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

q .yyihr, Eedrn, Glanrll, !0alblsiafn,
II. ~.
gDfro aus rShlt Q8C0t bUi9 WriSrii9tt an e.c
ansntSunsr QlCNsnmanu atiur, uno tUr SuE artStV
6Ar9t n,,.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Sic Ne0ClliOn! !

Qa6t tns quite Bolt In Iein'r Na6t srT16m
unp ,eiasn ta6 mir psttt llrr rss Cries rT 5rst'
tst, wrt&s 8ruStbU nit fTttsr SaUe 81 untsr'
gtatsn luGsn.
Gommt, Srtunoe Der llnion!
&omnt, 1reumdnner Der GonltItU'
ticn
6pmmt, 8erebrer freltr SnItItn'
tionen uno frsitr NC8lerln9
Rcmm Ginsr, tcmmt @Ge, teIrs5 e'rcb unH
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
Bishop Whippte of Minnesota.

This eloquent and gifted divine preached
at the Episcopal church in this city on Sab-
bath evening to an attentive audience. We
never before had the pleasure of listening to
Bishop Whipple; but after hearing his adj
mirable discourse on Sunday evening, we
have no hesitation in assuring the friends OF
pure gospel preaching that the branch OF
the Christian church with which he holds
high and respectable official relations, has
not more faithful and devoted laborer in
the service of the Divine Master than the
Bishop of Minnesota. His discourse was
practical in application, thoroughly evan
gelical in spirit, edifyipg and persuasive in
character, and delivered with the fervor and
earnestness of man who is faithful to his
trust.
1t was the same cid story of the cross !;
but it was invested with new and attrac-
tive thoughts and features and was calcu.
dated to produce exalted views of the suffi.
cheney of the Saviour of mankind. We
congratulate our sister State of Minnesota
upon having so sound and faithful man
in their service, as Bishop Wbipp!e; who
is worthy colleague of such men as Pot
ter, McIlvaine, Eastburn, Hopkins and
other eminent Bishops in the older States
of the East.-LG Crosse Republican,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
EnIistme nts in Massachusetts.

From the ST. rim sfeld Republican.
Our Boston correspondent last week al
lude0 to the fact tina. enlistments were not
very rapid, and intimated that Governor
Apdrew gave the real reason for it in bis
letter to Secretary Stanton. 1t is not an
hour since Massachusetts, officer 10 Gen.
Hunters department left our Office, who sta
ted that the action of the President touch
ing General Hunters order was received by
the army with universal sense of relief
They felt the order to be so impolitic and
ILL timed and foolish-so calculated to frus.
trate the government plans in the depart
ment-that there was general determin~
alton on the part of the officers to leave the
service, if Hun;er was sustained. This
from Massachusetts, man, associating every
day with Massachusetts, officers and troops.
This idea that the men who enlist in Mass.
acbusetts care straw for General Hunter
or bis order, is all hum" The real reason
why enlistmeuts are slow, if indeed they are
slow, can readily enough be found in the
natural result of a causeless panic. There
were plenty of men who were ready to go
on moments notice, if their services were
neeGed-plenty who started to 60 and were
sent back. The recoil in the popular feel
ing, in the old Bay State, when it was
found that no soldiers were wanted for i'm
mediate service, was sufficient to stop ens
listments entirely.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
Brutal Outrage--Hangingo of the Per-
petratOrs.
From the Fort Scott (Kansas) Bulletin.

From the Fort Scott (Kansas) Bulletin.
One of the most fragrant Outrages ever
perpetrated in Kansas, prolific az oar State
has been of crime, was committed near this
place last Monday night. The particulars
as we learn them are as follows:
Two soldiers, one belonging to the I'd
Ohio cavalry, and the other to the 10th
Kansas, vent up to Mill Greek to the house
of MIR. j Ohm Davis, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of the county, and
in the presence of the mother, accomplished
their hellish purpose On the person of his
daughter. Mr.. Davis was absent at the
time at another claim about three miles dis.
taDt, but was aroused by neighbor with
report that outcries had been heard in
the direction of the house. liz company
with number of his neighbors, he went to
his house, captured the criminals, brought
them to town and turned them over to the
military authorities. After due considera
ton OF the matter, General Doubleday re-
solved to send them to Fort Leavenworth for
trial. A civil writ was, however, procured,
and on it the prisoners were turned over
to Deputy Sheriff Peter lack. This was
On Thursday evening. They were taken
Immediately to Marmaton. During the
night large crowd surrounded the place
where the prisoners were confined and took
them by force out of the sheriff s hands.
Yesterday morning they were iound hanging
on tree short distance this side of Mar
maton.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27

From the New York Times June H.
OF all the topics now engaging the
thoughts of gods and men, the American
negro is unquestionably the chief. From
the lowest place 10 the scale OF human ex.
istence, he has reached the highest; and
even yet the interest in him seems yet una.
bated. To what new honors he is reserved
to what remarkable career be is predes-
tined-it would be rash prophet that
would attempt to foretell. But the evi.
dences are abundant that he is the central
figure of the nations-the unit of existence
around which "the rest of mankind" parade
themselves as mere cyphers.
1t would be hard to tell whence this ex.
traordinary interest in the negro has come.
1t does not arise from his beauty. for no
writer on aesthetics has ever pretended to
find either beauty or grace in the shamb
ling African. 1t cannot be because of his
illustrious or romantic history, as race or
as a nation; for classic literature is ex.
tremely barren and destitute of the records
of orators, statesmen, philosophers or
warriors of negro origin. 1t cannot be be-
cause of any physical affinity between the
white race and the black, for the black has
always been declared unsavory, and natu.
rally beset by laziness and vermin. And
lastly, it cannot be because of the sympathy
OF the whites with a weak, down,trodden
and enslaved race for the negro of Africa
from which the Americon negro was taxi
en- is weaker today, and more oppressed,
and nearer barbarian and cannibai than
his American cousin has ever been. And
yet no Anglican Duchess. nor American
Greeley, is ever heard wailing over the sor.
rows of the sons of Ashantee.
What is it about our American negro that
recommends him to the absorbing and pass
siOnate attention of the world? Why are
many thousands fanatics about him, and
more thousands fools about him ? Is it pos
sible that black is the primeval and regal
color of the race--that Adam was black
man, as we'll as Gain and Abel and that
Cain turned a0hite only when caught in
crime and driven out to be vagabond on
the earth? This we know is the faith of
the dusky gospellers of the South, and
doubtless, they are rejoicing 20 see that day
returning when Heavens favor will tri.
umph over the white mans crime, and the
black man will again gather fruits in trop.
ical Edens, untroubled by visions OF shovel
or hoe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
!ence of the Evening Post.

Correspondence of the Evening Post.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-Last Saturday
night was made hideous by two murders at
the hands of notorious rebel. The parties
were at drinking shop, according to the
evidence, when dispute arose on the great
living question Of the rebellion. The rebel
murderer, pressed to the wall by two Of the
Unionists, who were Custom House Off
GERS, asked and got the protection of a po-
liceman to go with him to his home. he
was followed by the angry Union men, when
all at once an ARRAY ensued, in which
Smith and Waits, the two Custom House
officers, were stabbed and killed upon the
spot by Ambrose, the rebel. The police
officer was severely wounded also. The
knife or dagger with which the deed was
done was given up to police officer by
Ambrose's wife. Ambrose pleads self de-
fence. The walls of wrath are evidently
opened in our town, and we may at any
moment expect general outbreak against
the rebels. 1888 'he