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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22
An Enormous fraud upon Government
SUSPECTED.

Senator Wilson, Chairman of the Sem
ate Military Committee on the 2Sth of
March last, while Mc'Clellans army was
embarking for the Peninsula, made speech
in favor Of stopping enlistments and redu-
cling the army. Among other things he
said:
believe we have to day one hundred and
fifty thousand more men under the pay of the
government than we need or can well use. l
have not doubt of it and think it ought to
be checked. / think the War Department
ought to issue peremptOry orders fOrbiddng
the enlistment of another soldier into the vol.
unteer force of the United States until the
time shall come when we need them. We can
obtain them any time when we need them.
In an unhappy hour the Senator made q
speech at Newton, Massachusetts, denying
IN toto that he had ever used such lam
guage, and said that he had " olsCays main
tanned that the government wanted more
men," From the rredicament he has thus
placed himself in be endeavors to escape by
letter of exculpation. His opinion and
action were based, he says, upon the re-
port OF Secretary Cameron, the assurances
of Paymaster General Larned, and the esti.
mates of Quartermaster.General Meigs,
that we had from seven hundred to eight
hundred regiments and seyen hundred thou
sand men," This assertion coming from
the chairman of SO important Committee,
arouses suspicion that the country as we'll
as MIR. Wilson has been cruelty deceived,
and that stupendous fraud has been per-
petrated upon the government. The New
York Times says on this subject
Senator Wilson says that he was deceived by
three high officers of the government, by the
Secretary of War, Cameron, by paymaster
General Larned, and by Quartermaster General
Meigs. We stick pin here. for there is
gravity in this matter that will require it to be
to do it now, but it must be done here sfter.
We merely wish to fix attention now on this
point. There has long been suspicion that
stupendous conspiracy for defrauding the gov.
eminent was covered up in fictitious muster
rolls, filed in the War Department, but to the
names on which no men ever answered in the
field. Senator Wilson says he had 81 the as.
surances' of Paymaster Larned (Paymaster-
General of the United States,) that 200, GOO
men were under pay of the government as
soldiers. Now, Paymaster Larned deals with
figures which are frequently said not to lie.
Certainly we might lay something of Gamer
on's boast of 100000 men to cabinet gascon-
AIDE, but when it comes to alloting the money
to pay OF soldiers enrolled. there should be an
approximation to certainty in the assur.
ances'' of the officer performing that duty.
Will Senator Wilson and Paymaster Larned
anticipate the public demand, and explain the
discrepancy that is so manifest and so start.
ling?
The difference in cost to the government,
between the numbers reported and those &C
tually in the field, was about $4,000, 900 a
month, and this margin is too wide to have es.
capped honest observation for day, much less
for months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22

AT Brighton, Iowa, on the 1lth, a
man named A. Landebaugh was taken in
hand by the citizens for disturbing meet.
ing to raise volunteers, and for cheering for
JEFF. Davis and the Southern Confederacy,
and great deal of other disloyal language.
The rebel sympathizers pitched in and RESI-
cued the man, when the Home Guards
turned out and arrested five of the rescuers
and sent them under the charge of the
sheriff to Davenport. 1t is getting to be
dangerous to be traitor and live North.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22

Rev. George w. Dunmore, the late
lamented chaplain of the LIST Wisconsin
cavalry regiment, who fell bravely fighting
in the recent assault made on corps of
that regiment by 600 Texans, near Helena,
Arkansas, at the time of the breaking out
of the rebellion was missionary in Tur-
kew, in Asia, under the patronage OF the A.
B.U. F. M, in whose service be had been
ten wears. On learning of bis country's
troubles and dangers, he FASTENED home
and entered it's service.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

On Friday morning, Major Galbraith left
the Agency, with w. II. Shelly, Esq,
and about fifty men, volunteers, for Fort
Smelling, to be mustered into the service of
the United States. On Monday afternoon
they arrived at st. Peter, and were over
taken by Mr.. Dickinson, messenger from
Red Wood, who informed Major Galbraith
that the Indians had commenced an attack
on the people Of Red Wood, on Monday
morning, at six o'clock, and that
when he left six men had been shot.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22

Their names were James w. Lynde, for.
merly State Senator, John Lamb, teamster
- Wagner, the farmer, and three Ger.
mans, whose names were not given. Mr..
Dickinson brought one Of the wounded
Germans to Fort Ridgley, twelve miles dis.
tant, and DR.. Muller pronounced him NOR
tally wounded. When Mr.. Dickinson got
across the river from Redwood, be saw the
Indians firing into the traders stores, and
other buildings. About forty men fred
into Merricks store at once. Mr.. Dickin.
son estimated the number of Indians en-
gagged in the firing at about one hundred
and fifty.
Major Galbraith, when he learned what
had taken place, turned back from St. Pc.
ter, and with bis men started for Red Wood
and Mr.. Shelly came down with the dis.
patches of Lieuts. Culver and Gere. When
Major Galbraith left the Agency, every
thing was quiet. The Indians had received
their annuity goods, and had all disappear
ed, apparently satisfied with the promise of
the Major to send for them as soon as the
money arrived to pay of their annuities'
1t is thought that the Indians were induced
to commit these outrages by Indians from
Missouri, and secession traders from that
State. Mrs. Galbraith and children, as well
as the families of the employees, are at the
Yellow Medicine Agency.
THE LATEST ACCOUNTS.
Capt. NELSON ROBERTS, who returned
last evening from New Ulm, reports that
the people were packing up in that
town and all along the frontier and leav-
ing for st. Peter. Captain Marshs CON-
pany were fred upon at the Ferry, ops
posite Red Wood, and it was reported by
those who escaped that thirty.seven were
killed and wounded. Captain Marsh was
reported killed, but these reports had not
been confirmed. Capt. n. RoBETRs started
from New Ulm, with teams for Red Wood
and short distance out met his brother
Louis, coming down from the Agency. The
teamsters say they saw one man shot down
in a field and another in the road, between
Red Wood and New Ulm. Great fears
were felt for the safety of the whites at the
Upper and Lower Agency. George Glea-
son and DR.. Humphrey were at Red Wood
when Mr.. Roberts left. The messengers,
with the money to pay off the Indians, were
at Fort Ridgley.
MEASURES TAKEN FOR THE PROTECTION OF
THE FRONTIER.
As soon as the news of the Indian troubles
reached the city, Gov. Ramsey went to Fort
Smelling, and orders we're given for four
companies to be ready to start at once for
the scene of the disturbances. The COM
mand of the expedition was given to Elk.
Governor Sibley. The whole matter was
confided to his discretion, and from bis
knowledge of the country and Of Indian char
acter, there can be little doubt of his success
in preventing further outrages. We doubt
however, whether he will be able to find a
single Indian, when he arrives at the reser
walton. IT he had one or two companies OF
cavalry, they might possibly be overtaken.
The miscreants deserve such a measure OF
vengeance, as they have never yet received,
and we hope it will be administered in the
style of Gen. Harvey, if they are ever
caught.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22
Appointments for the Sixth Regiment

The Governor has appointed as Colonel of
the Sixth Regiment, Captain A. D. MEL
SON, of the regular Army, who is now on
duty in this State.
H. L. CARVER, of st. Paul, has been ap.
pointed Quartermaster of the Sixth Regi-
ment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-22
FROM LIEUT.. CULVER.

ST. PETER, P. NJ. Aug. 10, 1862.
GOVERNOR
SIR; A second dispatch has arrived from the
Fort. Captain MARSH, on hearing of the fight
at Red Wood, went with fifty OF our company.
Only thirteen came back. The Captain was
wounded and drowned.
The messenger is at the door. and close
I leave in half an hour for the Fort, with fifty
armed men.
N. K. CULVER,
LIST Lieutenant 9Th Min. Vols.
P.S. Five hundred men are needed.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Ger IdnaGr Taa.

@ar - tpie un5 Die 2(itroncmen uno
grtobrun9 fa9en = am 2Iitcn Sum-
Noitlo5 uno unaufbaltlam ieBt Die Belt
lbren &jeslauf font. &aum Daben uns
elni9e frcun0libe, lparmc Sage Den fris
ben, falten gSinter per9eiIen MAIDEN, fc
ner0en mir olrln erinnCrt, oaB Der bod.
lte Punft errciht 1T, uno oie So0c6ldn,
Sc fir feds Monate picoerum iteti9 al
nebmcn miro. Sin trcuc6 Sito ccS mem
lblibcn 9ebcn6. S0at ser Mcnlb ben
@ipfel ieineS jcitIidben 2cbcn6 unter
Sturm uno Srnncnfbein erreidt, IomuB
er rpieecr bcrunter, uno oebt Sdritt fir
Sbritt, olIm&bli9 ater unaufbaltlam iei.
mem @nce--ocm 8rlbe ia. QGobt Dem,
Der aI6oann Die ieli9e Rube flnoct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
SaDrgnng 36+
Sine meme SSirm0+
9rDreQ un6 Smtt6,
SaufmameSSh Shncibrr in 2taentaun.

8aufmann6zSbnCibcr in &llentaun.
IA Die llntr,eihrctsn trbisnsn f6 birfer
H3 Gjdeaenbet loren 5rsunpCn ano tem 9Gsbrs
IL A4-tfn 9utliFum Die QIn,ctar 81 MAIDEN, paB lte
IN rem &nufmnnrs GdnstrGr 0C1tdft nit sIre
anter in GsIe0idaft seIrrtrn inc, unb haR Hs an
rrm oItcu StantploBs Yon SrrrEa uno Wlrb9er
am 1iirpeiilihen Gds Der Samiltpn unb ). Stra"
&c, in frr Statt NQmtaun, birIes @rl6aft tunt>
tioBin auf cine Ir6r auesrOfbnte gErile trtrtitsn
wsrrm. Sie tenahrthtiBen fas 9ubItfum rss'
aIcifcn, raB iie lctbsn
Ginrn berrliAen unb frbr 9rpbrn Stcf
Won Trtibjnbr6 unb Spmmcrs0iiter
zen ten StesStGern mEatrn GoErn-ein StUf
ric lidcr nod eteNcm an Gjdtn Sd6nbet uno
8iuiefrtt nod tstnrr n 2Iasntaun 9swsien 1T.
Sie Iinb rabr i'm Stdn6e ale @niprthenes
nit ntfsn unb iCtrn Nrtifeln ;u puIstm, fur bic
in rinsm IOlden GtabIibcmcnt nat8cudt piro,
uno spar an preBtn nierrtr ais rirS js 8sI4t"
fen 1T.
S& Die TGiCbpmS .-W ATOMS Gd'
l&cns fnb aud gu allen 3sten tst ilnen Sui sr'
baltCn.
Danttar fir biSGr ssnricne sdHsc l1rterfidP'
une, wsroen Hc itre SunNI6aft tets, uno' Swar
rur6 quite g8ldrrn, tilli9e pretge une CUTE BEE
tanelung ,u psrmrbrrn lu6Cn. Ste bitten naber
um SenGi9tcn 3uiPru6.
Srprell unb Smttb.
WPGp t2, 1862. natD
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Wt0nnigfaltige8.
Dcr scraSe Drs sum SimmrI.

Sin mebr eifri9er ais beIbeioener Reie
1epreol9er bate Die 8e,roDnbeit, Sc(be
oenen cr bcac9nete, on;urcccn uno mad,
lbrcm 9eiitIiden Woblit1no 3u frooen,
emit bt9e9nete er einem iun9en &erl, Der
cine &arrenlaoun9 @ellhforn Dor fib
Der tricb.
"Glaubft ou an tincn 8ott, 2SurIbe?'
Ftocte lbn Der &eiieprebioer an.
uSo Oerr 9forrcr," antrcrtete Ser
lun9e Mann oreiit uno ItbneQ.
uSief't bu oub Ieibio in Der 8ibet ?
beteit ou 81 ceinem Sb0pfer unb 9ebft
on re9elmdBi9 in Die &irbe?''
Oieie Heiben pom 8raocn rurben eben
10 iCbnell NIT 81 bcantUortet.
nSo jiebc pcine6 8e9eS in Erieee uno
6reupe, mein Scbn, iprlb Der Qreoiotr ;
,o4 bit ouf Dem rcbttn @e9e gum Sim.
mel
Scr Suribe fnatlte nit Der NeitIde
nno trieb pompdrt5, obne 3weiftl boiler
Sreuoe iibEr Die on9enebme &erild)eruno.
9leib eoMuf fab Der Nreoiocr cinCn
oItltben 8aucr be6 &c9c6 fcmmen Dem
Gr NIT 9reSer SSihti9fClt cbenfoQs bic
Sra9e poR&Stt ,,9Ioubt SDr an eincn
8ott, Srepno 2"
2so6 Gcbt e6 SUD an, 9err, pos i'd
9+aubf$" ent9c9nCte Der Bauer.
u03!' ricf Der preoi9er, ben Der tur3e
SrIhelo belcioi9te, ,,ou bilt in Der Sale
Der Slttertett uno in oen 8anorn Der
8otttoiI9tcit Sbauc nab ienem Sur.
t6en oort, Der pfcifsno ieinen Sarrrn
treibt-oieier 1T auf Dem 9rrapen 8eQe
na6 Dem Smmel.
nGs mag iein" erpieoertt Der ebrlide
S0uer; allcin Wenn CT oortbin aebt, 10
9cbt er NIT elmer gabuno QeItoblenrn
8ell9torn5 bin, ra5 tpeiB idj o1ns oez
miB, J."
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Erebccrcn anpHan3cn.

Die bette 3eit fir 2(nlcoun9 FOLDER
'2ete 1T Nu9uit uno September, lpotci
IN Die reucn Qfan5en meltbc gut @ur.
IN 9eTbla9tn blben, bcniBt uno bieIct.
IN peroen ndbite6 Slbr tva8en. SIN
ou63ciCBte VRon3en oeoeibcn
tt uNo wtnn ouf autem 8rotn, trtibpu
! cine Mten9e Nu6lGufrr, rpettr 2Gur=
I'm iblo9eN an oCn &nicen unp BORT nruC
|h0Blin9r trtiben. - @cnn man redt
|rofalti9 pcrfabrcn mill, 10 phanit man
| bclm Nbitlno pcn 3>psi, beiIer orei
IllB; 9iebt cen 2(usIduftrn cine icttbe
I0tuno, Dap lie chamber uid)t i'm Use
ittbcn uno renn notbpenri9, tCfefti.
man Die &niec nit einem 90trtformi:
. II 3mcioe lcfe on cen 8occn. SScoCl
: cr fait icoc6 70 nieoer9c6euatc &nit
70 @urjeln ihlaQen. Sin &ldmpten
re poer Elm Rpuftcin miro olju piencn,
Iu5l0uler nieoCrjubQlttn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
5d,dmcn nd, ibrcs t7amcns.

Mtr in NennfplpaniCn uno anotrWdrt6
nit 8crratb iNmpotbilirt, mill nitbt ocrn
en- Srettinrir9er 9enannt iein. SpltbC
eeute proteitirtn uno itrdubcn iib eoae.
gen pie 0cQen cine 6ouplHn9 arc6tr lin.
4erccbtQfcit. IS lei tarmm fbamen lie
iih oc5 Namtn6, 10 mollcn mir i'm fir
INNER flllcn l0nen, e1fern i,e nur 10 eDr:
lICb Itin pollen cen 2ebren ibrCS ebcmoliz
3en &lnoloIten fir Die QrdilorntitbQft
Ju cntl10en. 2tllcin le erbittertCr tr Qc.
zen unire Slo0Qe fampft, ccito bortndf.
ger perfCcDtcu ItC iriuc SHciuun0rn. Sci.
nc Reoen Dor Ger 3eit als cr in cie Hti.
ben ceS 0emeiniamcn 6cincG6 trdt, Iino
Sic Wuitcr, nadb lptId)9n iic ibre &eoen
uno eiNenbonbi9 0Cibriebencn 3citur06=
lrtlttl mooen. 2Sie CT, eifern tic 0c0en
ole 2lbclitiCnittn; ME CT, ertlGrn iic
Gap Der YrdilOent oie GoniTituticn per-
leet babe, unp mic CT, bebaupten iie cap
Die Srcunoe Der 2lominiitraticn ouf All
9enbidlitbe Gmanlipatirn uno Glcihbeit
ser 9te9er erpibt icien. 9tcb in eincm
lnocrn punfte blbcn iie Ne6nIibfeit nit
Dem Brigade. .@3ncral &rcdinricce ron
Der Rebellen Nrmft. Sic iinb itumm,
wenn c5 lib um icincn eioencn Mcinci6
uno llnoanfborfGt banbclt; itumm bei
Der GrSQblun9 perrdtbcriiher SIuttDa
ten uno barbariiber 8rrbrctbcn, uno iie
blcibcn ftumm, 70 oft lie auf bic @rcItrip.
tipncn Der lonalcn itiolid)en ltnicnemGns
ncr oufmerfllm 9cm1ht mcrocn. Mcnn
lie oen Nomcn "Srettinric9 ger niNt rcrs
oicnt b1bcn, ol6oonn bat Srcttinrio8c
ielbit oen N0men "&errdtbr" nitt per
0ient.
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SRI + ling unb Sp M mer
e,
sSkg-f=- raSs.sysEe.3 s=fst-zl
Sllte llnO SnpUrn!

gHer tA gu strcr Der fd6n1rn Site porr rtnrr
ie'H'n &aPpr prr9rIfsn Mil, Der melee T4 an
@briIt un6 Sauer'6
wcbiIelcm @ut unb Snppnsgmrcrtum, SO. IS
gS:lt' rami!trn StroBs, rm SerfcaUwe 6aQs
9f9rriter.
gSIr hatfn focbm unIrn Sorrat6 biricr Qlrti.
tel auf9rfiIlt, nit unlcrfr ri0cnrn Wanufaftur
unN mt'r unlrrrr riaenrn Nuiiitt prrfrrliat une
eoRcr, nae Styl DauftNofitstrit unS tiIi1r
grtIr ont'triift, nae GrneuurnS gu iitrrtrcfn.
Es5" Die 9erm GbriR unb Sauer Irntrn ts.
lOntCre aufmrtiamfet auf bic 3batIade, ra6
ltc bic en3I8rn 6ut'6atritancn in allcntaun linO.
'Strpbipnnrcm Gin IsGr If6nr gor.
rats BON StrobtHtsn fir Ndnner unO &nabm
wiro teiianris auf Sonb actnlien, mcrauf mir
Die @rfmsrfiamfeit bee @utIttums 3ietsn mGtlm.
sss>Ranb StOtrbaIlr wertm an GHy .greiIsn
tRIlehen,
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Sd,Suc IIilaiicl,t.

,,Mr, mas maiden Sbr oenn 60? 2Srllt
$br Die neu &irtbbcfmauer am Gnct
ibun miooer cinrei6e 2"
Isl 10, mer mcIIe oen &artbcf 8rO1tl
made"
u@arm tom, iitD er otnn ju Flee?
,S:b ncb nitbt, amer mer tann'6 ert
nit mife. Mtr Bawe 10 ncb en- neuC
Qo6ter fric9t
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Tao 6cfd,Icd,t ecr Girr.

0rr @enin ooortB.rte fIr3lib Die 2(fo,
pie Ger 8ifenlbaiten in Se}ua ouf
F @tIhlrdt Der Girr. Gr brbauptst,
It, ia ahoem er ii;b Ubpr orci Sabre etm
Iucim oifie6 @t9enitlnoe6 9epicmet,
Stonoe III itin, 9enau natb3urtiicn,
, ate Gier nit mannlitbPm &cim an
naltren Gncc Runieln bdtten, rou;
WorGn, Die weitlihen atcr olatt an
S6ole. Die beutlbcn 8ouernfrou.
c.rpaupten, freilicb obne Die Sadie nil:
noftllD unteriubt ju baben, oaB oic
B'9G,n Sler &abnen, oierun0eren Sen:
0tben.
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u II cu tdIu
gampf- pldning 4MiDlr,
Union, Strobr, untc Ger So-pan Bride.
) O \ D. 9 Q5raffiu


Grartiit ticic GIdrscnbsit Isinen 5runosn uno
rem putlifum I'M Gugcmeinsn bstdnnt 3u ma
dcn bab CT bic du59eeeNnte Dampf' gIGnin8'
Nable ecrrnlst Sat, rtCerm in StFB Vcn y. 9.
puB uaV 60, unp baB Gr nun bsrstt III iecs Dirt
Nlining, SGgcny DrcbCns mo Sies
Ncn, Nrbcit
5u Scr&trn--,pis ouh 5tCrtcartS gu MAIDEN.
psnn bic 2tutc ba1 2umtsr brineen-- rssBId6sn
vufutjSt CT aud
GbGrCn, Scnitcrrabnen, Saib, Senfters
laoen, Slenoen, Nouloin86, ScrpQs,
u.I.w.
gulcnrn biz I'M Snne baten gu taun ptcr an'
ttre biz Ctgpas IN lrinrm Gadc Grdutsn, rtreen
ss ;u itrcm @ort6fil fintrn irenn Iis bel ttm an'
ruim, r6r lt IcnilwO BtrDeben.
Sete qrt DreGsrdrtrtt uno bisacn ftir SutI1e
sumaaer, Nib irRr nrtt unR gan, btlItB osrrth'
trt.
s1T Sfct 4rt Silr9auersI Ssrr&tst r auf
fur,e gtctiS.
Nls neufr gniangsr i'm gsl6Sft bort er sinrn
Hbcrolen 1bril Der FfentliGtn SanrI6aft gu
Srbaltsn, unO aussmfins 3ufriresnbrt Ju 9stsn,
paNurd baB cr quite unO biaisc grtcit lisfsrt.
gGtGiam y. Ballet, felt pislrn Satrrn In bte'
fem 6nac tsItdiliat. ratsr gan, gut nit hsm
@cI6dits Ssrtraut, itsbt In mCinrm DisnIie uno
blIt mir in brm llntsrrshmen.
Sobn g. @roffin.
gRar, 10, 1862. na3M
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SDQa, fit ba8 SrltDiabr !
&teioer MAIDEN 0eutc!

&iciccr MAIDEN 0eutc!
Sa tis 5IlGirEr MAIDEN eeute
Gtdts Sprtihncrr 9tbt nch an,
limo ctt 8ttjper fln0'f bu bCute
Sd Gem Wee9Cr uno Ssman.
'@iGit Gu tcinGs ojEthens .odts
Gitrn 9tftbn fin, iun9cr YRnnn,
@l cdnn nenee nur ole Sdritts
Grlt ium RCB 9cr unb Ssman.
Sritt biurin in ihren 9occn,
Scbau Dit ihri @iareu an
cjrtt man IN hitr ncbt tGr0tbtn,
Sst otm ~ e9cr uno S6maR.
6umtu9 tUcIltu fiI nitbt lpjtlin,
limo @etrua rjdt minetn an,
Tair mir Stftrman 3u rCattn
Strsten @lee ger uup Ssman.
Narum WcuThsn ouf Der GrSi
,RcmuCt olTt'anmt hCrOn;
Tag fGIn 8ietotrmou9d pcrbe
Gcr9tn IRCe ger unb > smau.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

y DcnOme II. Sn GIberfelo, Qreus
pen, ltno Gil oen beiocn lCeten Sootn ot6
Wcnot6 lR0i crepe Scbm0rme pon Mo6.
tltcs, 10 oibt, Dap lie rcn 9immel rer.
ountelt baben, cribiGrcn, unD in cincm 2
Mclltn pcn Glbtrfclo belt9enen 0crfe
babcn Sdwarme BON S,tuldrcden nit
3rcBim &cpfcn, 3 bis 3oN lang, pl6e.
lld) Gle SCloer btotdt.
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WeGs0cr spmS &SSssnss,

&aufmlnn6 Sbnciber,
Ia @aGen bem putlitum Die Qnssisr, tne
ilt nun ibren &leioerilubr srTffnst batcn an
NJ 90. 33, SRsSamiltcn StraBr, Qasntaun,
9eroce ncten tenn 9tspublifdner. 9ut1Utr, NO lie
pcn Sag Su 9ag neue g8aarsn autpadm unb &c.
rcit iinb benz putlitum auf bic nlrrtels gBeiIr
gu esnrn. Str Sprat6 Sun
GiciScrifCffem
fam nitt utrtrrfen rtrben une te1ett aus al.
len Nrten bic man fir HTde, ocIm, gGrlen uno
onern Dinssn brauft. - Sie wrrorn Oaraus
Uerarteiten unc tritanNg auf 5anO talten ale
Nrten
sScrtigc 6Eeibcr,
bduutaft aus Dem tslrn Watrrtal ocmaGt aud
Srn1or, Collars, 8aiGentii6rr II. (. ~. unb alre
rtro mB8itit irCtlfeil psrtduft.
&mScm 9lrbcit
ptrb Ifnrll, gut unr biaia puri&tet, unt ba nur
quite Nrteiter GeboItcn wrrren, Fam man li6 aud
ouF quite uno raNsnre Qrteit pcrlaITn. 8ur6
quite SrNienun8 tcffn ie SeNrrmnnn tsfriebgcn
iu tGnur. 8ufrt an!
T"tban t1icb9cr, GiI9bman Ooman.
Nlentown, NGr3 10, 1862. nal 9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
pananeisbame NnoNo0nna acferssrt

,0err IS urlcD iibcrreiibte Dor eini9cn
So9eh cine Sittihrift bon G33 SIr9ern
pon Cincinnati, Sbio, peld)e Die Nu6s
ItcIun3 oc6 G. g. 8o(lanoi0bom aus Gem
Neprdlentantenbous u8a id)inoton Der
lon9en, inocm Die &ittltcllev i'm notb III:
rer ucbcrjcu9un9 fir einen @trrQtbcr
itinc6 Slterlanre6 uno cine S6anbe fir
oen Staat Sbio b1lttn. Sbrc OtCinun9
Ulro no. byiheinlib nitt oinitiaer 9e,
itlmmt rerocn nab Nurdtelun0 oc6 Sc:
lhullcS, cen CT fiirlid ouf'6 Sopct
bvIdltC.
&o2w SdcU1btrQer pnn SBip iiberrtib.
&c am pcrlsgteu 9onncrita9 ccm SoauIt
tbanfalls Elm Wrmorial pcn 8utern pon
GIlrf Gauntr, Sbic, nit Dem 8ciutDr,
olB Neprefentant 8aulnei0bam ucn ofn.
0auie ou69eitoBtn ptrrt, ais Gin &cls
rather telnco Hanot6 unp cine Sbarbe
fir etn Staot Sbio.
Sin piirpi9e5 Subiett cNe, nm Die ptr=
mroerte oemotrotiihe plrtbsi Dlfen mic.
Oct auf Die 8eine ~ ltellen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
Srit inS unb 9 0 NJ mer
9O NNrett
Die llntr5ct&nrtsn n9uItsn taSIt4 BON Neu>
Yprt uo YBilabsIpbia

Die llntsrSctGnsten sr9altsn taBli6 BON gleu>
gUrt mo YBjlapsIpbia
Gin 0rpBer ter<Sprrntb
fir 5riitlins unb Scmmrr. unO Fe osrtaufsn i6s
re Uoarrn 70 publIcit ais fe Sertauft merpsn
tGnnen. Better Wicrrimar Sattun 123 Gents,
unO one anoCre gBncrcn I'm GrrtdItniB. Gle la'
pcn ahlunsappa 9lQe Elm an,urufcn unb unlern
Strd 81 prtfcn etr man icnfpu fault, brnn mir
fItlrn ibr3ru9t, bnb mir 2lle trfrisrigrn fGns
nCn mrthe unS nit ibrem 3ulpru6 bcetyen.
goir wdniGcn aud an5ufibrrn, raB mir cine
1rObe NuelraBl ron
SdurD Drcb~Scibc
i'm Glctr Gatrn, mrlGr mir 25 grcscnt neSrieer
rertaufen ale trgenO Gin arpcrr Stctr in Der
Stort. DcSoteidm cine srr6s SnIfiebsntrt
anbercr Sitter ~ uml1nrla o0c5 anjafdbun.
0rGScrcterr!
Gin arr6cr Strf rem @rcScrtrs, irie Saffss,
3udcr, MirIaiicS, Sbre, 6onis, 8oin'n, 8aIe,
ale Scrtcn Gjrrtrir II. I. no, alIrS an ben ME.
prlrn grriFcn.
slid ! ytIt6! TiItb!
SO. uno 2 Olatnrsten brim pisrIsl, HaI6rn
unb oan;rn Barrel.
Cali! Cali! Cali!
Givrpccl acmatlcnsS unp &i&tcn Salj, tsIm
Sad pbsr 9ufhsl.
GGrpct unb Srltulb.
Sjfrrrs uno SttNrn. Carpets, unb 2lpcrs uno
Sid -Sdtua Serfauisn mir an BEN alsrnisbrSo
lsn Vrriirn.
SuCCn5WaarCn.
Gin nrrBeS Enforcement BON Amsnewaaren
bd Der CIT unp beim Stiii, aR rsn biatefsn
pribea.
Rcnin9cr uno 5beimcr.
Nacntaun, 9pril Q. 1862 nq6p