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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-15

DISTRICT or THE HIs-)
sISsIPPI
JACKSON, KISS, September 3. 1862.
FFHE UEfersEGcd sisgnss g5n1aed OF tie lsiErer Cf
i rhe Kiss gpl, AMI snn0Eucss the to.lz nE 5Esf
MAJOR Gesrg Nhitdei1, Clist @ lar5 er1laetsr.
MAJOR L. :. RIgg ss, Chief OF Ordnance
MAJOR Z. u. Garry, Ac,iDg Chief of Sub.is srcs.
n ~ L. D Ssndldg=, IS istsnt lnspscto-G enerai.
captain z n. Ho5s, Assistant A. jlraul GiensTsl.
Surgeon d Hereford. Chief Suree0a.
Frs: LievtenaH II B Ruyslsr, A'd d1-Cslp.
Colcne- CIs-es Jones', vel 1tser Aid dc Camp.
COsue ". Il Coke, vo.ul1eeE aid 5e-CsUp.
Csoayl 1La-ghsli g. Smith volunteer A5i-ls- amp.
Col 7. o. Fugua District Judge Aiv0as tz General.
Lieu gnsst C0sOEel a. D. EcUtc, special service.
First Lisuienant H H. Price, spec 81 ssrV ce in Adiu
laut- O eueraL's gElce.
second Lisut5n5ut A B. DeSsu1ss, Eng'res-.
DANIEL NUG1LbS-
geLn-rr Eri..rt.r Co., 2 !. 4
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AnMIYIsTRAToR,s NoTICE.

VTTdEREAS, letters OF s5ma,s rstion On tAe estate
w Of Robe0 B. Cats ceased, were granted 70
The undersigned ct The Auguas term A. D. 1852 Of se
Prbsse Court q Eissushs county State Of Missis-
sppi, the 4id Of said no8th-tbis Esce u therelora
hereby gwen. requesting al psrsoEs having claims
sssnst toe OF said deceasei % exhibit the
and have them stored in the msrner and within the
tine prescribed By Law OF they all be fzever barred
ANGELINA GzTTIZ
nn2l 1aw6z Aara fis-ratriv-
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AnmINIsTRsTaR3s EATICE.

ITO all persons having claims against he cssafe cf
Michsel Jolnsou, deces sad letters of sdmi1stTs-
han having b en- granted 30 the s-aig1ed By the
probate court OF BOiygr county hssiss ppi. q. jhs
Nav term 4. d l5o2 notice is hereby gwen all
persons hsv ng claims against said estate t. present
tbe ssr1e and have them gstered 10 The msnne- and
ruhln ths ne prescribed Dy law, they will be fer
ever barred and al perslns Indebted said estate are
hereby requested TO make inme5iste pay Rest.
JOHN y. SHANNON
prasvHa ad4ntoia-rstsr
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Administratorg Notice.

TUHsRBAs letters Of adnin nstrsti-H oa the estate
w sf imuhd B. Perkins. deceased, were granted
"a The u-5srsened on Monday the rs; day Of The Ju
ter A D 1862, Of the PROBATE eeur. Of TIE county
80 f sid nor b. ths notice is therefore herehy given
requesting al persons having claims against the estste
81 aid ecs se D. 10 exhibit tie and have the1
ytered ia the manner sad within the time prescribed
l5y lsr or tkey viii be forever barred.
- JOHN e. SMITH,
.,,7a-1 ovvsu- Afrninistrstar-
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ADMINISTRATIONS E0TLCE.

I ETTsR5 Of sdnlns'ra:isn uTsn the estate Of JohR
a F. Cushman late OF Lafsystte coznty 81 -sssippi
deceased having ssn grained the unds Sue st tae
april term 1862 If the Probate Court Of sad county
persons syny claims agsEst the eEsts OF ssd de-
ceased, hereby notified 70 exhibit hs ana have
them regis cred n the manner and within the ans pre-
Ecribed by law, the VIII be forever barred.
4 G. SMITHER
OIi5rd, Miss JAY IT, Iss2. Administrator.
wa LAM
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SPECIAL eRDERs No, 6,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or THH EIs-3
SISSIpPL
JACKSON. Kiss, September d. 1882. }
ALL Q1srtermasters 10 this District will within
IL ten days, make returns Of all Government pop
erty on hand Including public moneys al dste of
their psiufeut, rank etc whether bonded not
what post with w-Et troops tLsy ssry G1c
ia what psIticJ lar capacity.
They VIII make th5 ic reports 20 Hej3T George Whit
field. Lh'ef @ is-tsrlla- ter
Estimates or Quzrternastsrs funds viii be mr5s or
Msi-r " hirh- Ii rrarg 20
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ADNIEESTRaT0RyS NOTICE,

w of I. c. EoCsiB, deceased, g-sHrs6 - The
undersigned q. she April term 4 D., lsG q the Pro
bate coart Of Lafsystsa s1u1fy. stats Of akaP
ths notice thsrsf0rs hereby gwen rsQSsl5aS al F
sons having against the Ok sd dscassS
70 exbsbit he same and haTs thea astsrsd In ths
snner AID within the time prescribed By lav they
ggiu ba forever barred n 3 ECCATE
1u26-lau6vva ADMIN z-rgtar
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Fer Judge Of the seventh Judicial
RiSfriff

FEYHE --iends o. n sisr Z. ~. UPS8AY, Of EsrsbEH
a c0suty Essis ippi aBnouucs his name as ssudi.
date fer ddEs Of tbs SsvzH "a 5uiclsl District OF X
sesslF Pi c5uF sssd - tbs soEnss o. DSBss0 Psaa!s
LEfEge.ts HgrEaal s1d IjpPsh
hsisr CP.baS's general nsatIi Is iuFslTsS hs eyes
hsYtug become 6isessd ron c0aars "a SsLzF - such
con Psl h,Iu. "a iks opinion Of medical
ns1 20 retire from the army short time. kany OF
hs fellow-ctizels think kin ths cTisis emse stly
suited for Judicial station and rec mEe1d him 70 the
voters Of tle District.
su22-lswtd MAET CITIZENS
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TTAYIEG qusltasd a. Adnlnlr.-atsr o. tbs estate
IL Of tia Late l. J. Ftows, 81 tie Jsnuary term ef
Probate Court EsrshGl csuL-v. Hizsi-sipp, Ts
EPe1tfaIly request al persons indebted The sad
tate call promptly ne, my residence In Shelby
county, Team. twelve miles from 85mpEis : he PI
ssou R0cEs road sLS ts-ls. TLO4e having claims
against Eaid estate VIII present thea July sutn;c ste6
for settlement W p. KYLE,
au5s-I AZ ~ Lfmfpistrgfor
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,JaiIOr's Notice.

7 have in the js1 OF tsis eoUuiy q HESRo NAN,
who saTz his name IL JiA. and that be beieHss 10
ieE PRYOR who lives fifteen niles fon TreutoH, ARK.
Ne seems 10 be about thirty yssrs Of age s very bsck,
and sbout ve feet tea inches hight. TIL il 70 no
tifv the owner where be ear be fund.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff ard JaT.sr
pu90.Iz~v7ev Panoia county. MisE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

VNHEREAS Letters o. stmiaLstrsti-u oS he earzts
w q Green Wood, deceased, were granted 20 the
undersigned on Monday che 6rst day ct ths A1su4t
term A D, 1902, of rEe PrCbae cont Of Taab shs
county Sts-e OF Izsisppi, it being tie 4ah say Of
said month tbs notice Is Therefore hereby given re-
gugug a perFUCE Llving Gains against hs estate of
Eaid dessas 20 exhibit rs sad ha7s them is
tered In tle sud the tine prescribed 0y
Law. t-ev wi b f0reF,- sazAred.
SERENA WOOD,
su21- fsu-Hvr GHrls5a-r7rr7T.
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THE WAR TO END BY SPRING.-The New
York Herald thinks the war can easily be ended
by next spring. It says;
In order to make sure of the desired result,
eur army will not take the offensive till it is full
ly recruited, and the six hundred thousand new
troops swell it to q million By the first of NoYem-
Der next By the same time the iTOn-clad gun
boats will have been finished and the mailed
fleet will number some fifty vessels, sufficient 10
capture Charleston, Savannah, and every port on
the Southern seaboard, during the winter months,
when such operations are more practicable, in
consequences Uf the milder temperature. These
iaVincible vessels, moreover, can penetrate the
interior of the country by the water courses, and
aid the movements Of our armies in the Gull
States. The armies put in motion by the first
frost will sweep in such overwhelming force
over Virginia and the entire South thar effective
resistance will be impossible and the rebel forces
will be all surrounded aud captured or disorgan-
lied and dispersed, so that by the middle Of Jan
usry the rebellion will have received lis death
blow, and the republic will have vindicated its
title Of "one and inyincibe"
u Mrs. Partington has bought a horse so
Ekrk L.. ,l..
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The New York Times says that The haul which
General Stuart made at Cailetts station, on the
Orange and Alexandris railroad, the other day
OF Pope's papers, was worth ten millions Of dol
lars 10 the South. Psrhsps the Tunes does not
over-estimate the value of this prize. Our gov
eminent, the enemy may rest assured win tzrn
the treasure 20 the very best account. Those
pspers viii be subjected to a rigid examination
and their important disclosures made thoroughly
available
The following paragraph cosisd from the
Central Presbyterian Of Thursday informs US Of
one Of the secrets that has been extracted from
the budget, and tom this we can Judge what
public service General Stuart has rendered BY
bis daring and successful raid: We know, saws
the Presbyterian, that theTs is now captured
letter Of General POpe's to General Mcclellan,
in the Office Of our Secretary Of War, in which
he informs him that Of the $1,000 soldiers
in his army, 10000 were, last week, in such
state Of disatfectiOn, that they could not be
trusted IN q fight" There is no doubt Of this
fact, in spite Of Dr.. Hodges assertion about
Northern unanimity - Petersburg Express.
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A DvIgIsrR4TOR,s NaTroa- vr.-,l, Ietta7

A DEIslsTRATOR NsTIcR-whs-es Ie1te-s
n Of s1rz-nlslrsii1S "a estess - ? N, g.
B0bb q dee we grated = tas rnSv-a sASd ths
September Tel 1902 OF iAe FrOhafs a Ysla
bushs eoHHty STATE OF Nsis3 pPl tht zofse il bsys
fore Hereby given rtquasIng a passAs LsvEE q iHE
EgsI Ihe estate Of ssid deceased, sEhjD -
snd have hen reg stored IL be sn5 within tbs
Eis prescribed by law hey viii he forever barred
- a7v6r RlREKr H%RTTE. a f-n ter
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Adminisnator1s q &C.

NETHERbAS, let srs Of rirliH strsion tts ssazta
w II Bs4. saith, Sscea.ea, were aCs1ted tse au-
TsgLe5 n EOadEy, tie frat day OF fke Juy term
= D.. ISf2 ci the Probate ezu-f YEIszUaha ee6sfy
State Of As rsp pi il being t1s GsT OF SD HOBtS
this noae s therefore hereby given reGuesfing pr
hBTiu- ainst -E5 es-sls sf ssid deceased
70 s1hi5t the and ba7s th-rl rsGistsrsa ia ths
snner ard within the tine prescribed by law tasy
VI be forever Barred JOHN , SMITH,
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Tannr,s Notice.

r HAVE "a tie tail Of 5hs eounty CD EESRo
! HAN who calls his name DICK, and BaTa he be-
longs 70 Hilery FUgitt who lives near Benton Ass
Dies seems to be about fifty ege years Of age. The
owner can Gud him g. this place.
J. 4 JONES, Sheriff and Jsier,
In 1,--2y- papsra county Mis-.
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Announcement.

II s. CaALNESS. Esg.. ef DeSota Is q esnd
H csts for-the Office 81 Bstrist Att2r1ev n tbs
DIS. iot composed - hs ccEateE Of u PsA AzrsAsu
Aatsysttel PRnOia EEd DSS9to. Hls ats aRas II d
sTFag viii prevent sny Pers1Rsi intsrsosrss witA u
voters 81 the D strict
Having hSwsvev, discharged toe duties o. the of3cs
FOR nearly yesr, BY j1d cil appointment tTith01t
any ary) hs takes Ehe liberty Cf refsricg g the
members OF the bsT, throughput she district Tor afo5
nason 20 how those dulles performed, sud
70 his general q~atos6oDF sna fiusss for d Chss-
Pave published In tie District copy t-l elsottsn-
g
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A DVISISTEA1OR's EU UIoE-Whsrsas, letter.
"a & ad-ilslyst.5u - the estsfs 81 q ~ hes1e.
deceased auted - BE usdsrg Eaed - N Prt-
bate eourt 81 alsbusAs eSuHtT. Sfsus - E4SiVps
- tbs September terra. I5E thssess, tk4 HsEiee iE
therefore hereby eiFeR requesting ali p Essn kaVRs
claims against the estate Ct d deceased - a1hh the
sad have tben r. sstersS n tbe nsuHer and
within the tine prescribed By law theS vii b fsS
ever zrTss l. - MOORE
ss5I awe ESHuisrFatsr.
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DEPARTURE OF YANKEEs-F'ive hundred
Yankee prisoners left Richmond yesterday for
Aiken's landing, in charge Of Captain Norris
Montgomery, guarded by detachment OF men
from Captain Wrenn's cavalry company, from
camp Lee. Four hundred of them went from
Belle Isle and one hundred from the Libby pris-
on. They left about one o'clock. Such as were
unable to walk were carried away IN wagons. -
Richmond Dispatch, 6tk.
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General Order No. II.
HEADOUARTERs.

HEADQUARJ ERS.
JACKSON. Mss, August 26th lS62
I 4 obedience 70 the following e1trEc- from Special
4 Orders No. I5S, dated Headquarters Department
No. 2 Chattanooga. August 10, 1862, viz
III BTiga1isr General Lloyd Tuehmsn will proceed
20 Eieksburg Mississippi, aDd lake command Of all
Abolition sod COniedeTae officers and s0i3ers who
nay be in the vicinity OF thai post for the purpose Of
being exchanged or psroled. he vii es abish a eaup
near YicEs5urg At suitable point The railroad
where tasss men can be amply and conveniently cared
for.
". Brgadlsr-Geuers' Tishmsn viii immedately
pro cseo TO organize the Confederate prisoners -L0
have been exchanged 10 ali csses where prsC1esb g
be viii retain hem IN the original regiments and com
ponies ia Which they enlisted any departure
from this rule will be specially reported 20 these Head
quarters, with The names.
BY command Of General BRAGG
GT-ES B COOKE
A A. General.
BrissdierGeuerd Lloyd Tilgdms7 hereby sF1umes
command of al oicsas and embraced within the
above oder
AL Office snd men co1neced with the Confederate
army Who now IA this Department, sud who NAV
have been connected wirk any regiment battalion OF
company surrendered captured the West ylll re
port ame dia ely rs Headquarters, 81 jackson II g.
By order Of Big. Gen. LLOYD TuGHNkE.
POWHATAN ELLIS. JR.,
Captain A A General
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a The Albany Statesman, a radical, hints
at corrupt motive at the bottom Of the PTesi-
dents address to the negro delegation, and sug
gestons as 10 the coal mines some Of our
iriends have in Central America"
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YANKEE BRUTALITY TO NEGROEs.-A cor
respondent of the Richmond DisPateh, referring
to the treatment Of negroes by tas Yankees.
says
A large number were killed at Old Point dur
ing the last Of July, for insubordination. Is is
also stated that one Of our batteries on the James
river sunk a barge in tow having $50 negroes
on it, mostly from the loWef counties, ali Of
whom were lost except fsur. The captain Of the
steam tug when the barge was 6red into, cut
her l0osa, thinking that our men would endeayor
to capture her, knowing there Wsps slaves On
board but they continued firing until the barge
and all in her was sunk.
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q sEIERSrHTHIrEa !,

wTTANrlsD. A SUBSTITUTE, to serTs Ia The iaes
w Of a member OF Ven Dorns srmy, 50 whom Lib
rl wages win be given. F0T further nforms ion sp-
uiy te or sddress D. W. u
3 ssr92 Isteods O1foTd, Misc
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t5T It is pretty saying Of an old writer, that
men, like books, begin and end with few blsnk
leaves-infancy aud senility.
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For District attorney OF the Seventh
Lndirial district.

TT7HE frien5s Qf col CALVIN MILLER # PzBsis
\ county, Aisslssippi sunCu1ss his caad3-
de'e g. ihe ensuiug Ostcbsr electsn for District A'or
a = composed of sac Coun'les OF DeStss P4n0s, La
fayetls, sssrsasl aud ippsh
Col Killer well E1e-n 20 the citizens of this
District 90 need Tgc3nmeadation IA extensive pvs3
tos - the bar, his long experience bis zcksss6ged
ab y end t-elsss energy ars sufEcsut guarantee
aust svsr-cta MANY V0TuRa
ENAECJ JTO8E N0TICH.-Wheress letters fssts-
II uelfsTy q Tie last Wi aAE tss.sHsai Of .. T.
6eruu- deceased were granted 70 the uASSzziRs5 -
fhs Sc 5tebsr term, 1854 of tie ? sbaie 81 Ys
iaousha e7rsy. S-sse 81 SEs ssiPpi faS a dsy
Esid month. t1is nsuee if ihsr.fcrs hRshy gwen
cues ing Al pe1snE hsviEE slsa taiaEl rhs sEtS os
Fal3 deesE-s5 = s1hi5it Es 80 - ass1 aks
te-sd IA ths sH6 wki1 ~ l{as RFeSyi5sd BY
Law, - hey EsiA be forever hsrTsd
...,.s. 7 = = - sElD4ERs IL2- Ezeeutorz
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n The Enterprise Herald Of the 18th, says
General Prices army is On The move. They
are pressing RosencraDz. In a short time "a
expect cheering news from West Tennessee
If General Price is not kept tied down by orders
from sOms superior officer, be viii soon have his
name IN the mouths OF our entire people, with
Jackson, Lee, Morgan and Smith, Onf gallsnt
37tb is with Price and win now have an oppog.
tlnity for 8 hght
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q Mrs Partngton hss bought horse 80
spiritous that he always goes of in decanhr.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
District Of The RIissEssinni.

HEADQCARTEbs, JACKSON, Mississippi
September g. 1902
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Another severe battle occurred between the
Confederstes under General 4 2. Hill AID a
large body Of the enemy, on Monday last, at
Germantown, small village in Fairfax county,
near the main road leading from Centerville to
FAIRFAX Court House, and about two miles this
side of the latter place. The enemy, it appears
succeeded IN ralyiug a sufficient number OF
their routed troops at the point named, to make
another show OF opposition to the advance of the
victorious Confedsrates on their capital. On
Sunday. TIE pursuit Of Pope's army was com
menced and pressed with vigor on the Fairfax
Court House road, and on Monday morning AT
daylight the enemy were discovered drawn up
ia line Of battle across the rOsd their right ex-
tending to the village Of Germantown. General
hill Immediately ordered the attack, and affer
brief but hotly contested fight, the enemy were
broken aud hed in utseT route toward Aiexsn-
dria. They we're pursued for several miles, and
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GENERAL Orders 20. 1.

BY srier Of Brigadier-SsneraI RUsGLEs
R. ID HGOE
seTg-1u Assistant 4 7fryars q a7,ars
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-02

Der llntT;si6rste 3tiat biWmIt hrm 9uttitum
an, bab CT teilGnbig auf Sanb GIIt an Icinsr 8ut'
lden'6atrf in SGnsdtslIf, QeGa GOrnty, NLIf
artrn amffcbcu, RE CT an ben nllsrncrsrIsn
Yrelrn atIabGn wirb. Dicir Satrit tellttt felt
Sielen Satrsn unb bat liG tur@ itine tausbofts
unb wr9lfdle grtsit rinrn gu!sn 9tuf rrwOrtrn.
glur tie tr1s Mattrinitn mcrpn tfnubt unc ges
l6idie artsittr an9eltelIt. Gs II tmmer zine src'
Bs %eriGiercnGsit ScrraItg, aus wsldr man i'd
wdbIrn fam. gernn man iidb rne nsur &uti&s
cter onrTeS Snbr3cus tsilcGt, pirb bic 8eRtl'
lung prompt rrfilIt wrrrm. Ifparatursn wsrrm
ifnra uuo tirte auaSrfubrt. gpcil rrr Gtgen'
tttimsr irinsm GrfGafte isrs 2tufmertIumtsit riO'
met, uno feline SuGrptrFsn al Daurrbnfh8tsit.
S6Tntstt unS 9iltetrit Fsnsn nnerrn i'm Staat
nahfrtrn, 70 rarf sr BON 8r6ttwrgsn auf rinsn
3uwa6S her ltralm &unbfGaft rs6nsn rumit
man itn trrrits tiebrtc.
E0-S 9 a d IN mrin autGrr7rtr u.
gent um 6ubrirrlsn gu Srrfaufrn unb Ss1rlunssn
tafir anSunebmen, fir relde @rtifeI itb gut ls'
ben irertr.
SonotDan SeB.
GpriG 10, 1861. nqGM
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SOebess pseblisirt
tGs
3 ~ cite S)eft

Tault'S 9cutIhe Gtrr 0eIin9r.
Wlit GROCER 8reubs tSntsn mir bic 9Iuimrtiam.
felt Der 0ebrrr, Sing Ssrsinsn unO GtBrm aui
pas Swsits SeIt BON birlrm g4nfe, wsI6es Icrtsn
Die prsbs Ysrlisb. Dabslts wiro vcn gasn ole
Elm pCrjigli&sS Stft 9enanpt, sntbaItmO Wuft
fiir uar unb jeps @eIroenbsit ron &r&sas Drn.
fen, ME aud I6tdIia fir Concerto.
Wtulltlebrer verben Gin @cpe GRATIS Gr.
6atsn, trrnn paIGr gulprua srma9t wrp nit
rer @bf6t eS sin,ufutren.
go. 2-t5 Gents psr Stiid. gic. I un6 2
,uidmmsn sstunbsn. 80 Gents bas Slid.
SO. 1 unS 2, Grtra sstunben, 373 Gents Sot
Slid. Sstm DuBrnc pirc Gin QtSus erlaubt.
DO"8ir Guui's DsutIde GGOr. @sianss fraBt
mad bel ben SaaerUert6ufern in ggfntaun.
Sanuar 8. nl3W
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Sic 2lu9en bieber 9ericbtct
gMalburg nnO gagenbub.

@atiretmadsr In Ger Statt Qlentaun,
@eelsnCn fh eieitr GdG9snbsit ibrsn SrCunben
Hunren une csm 9ethrttn Vutlifum dtsrboupt an.
IuIst9cn, e0F iit br Cabinet @lareulaaer ron DPc
IA IN thr htrrIttbES ntue 6etaurs, 0ic. So in b
Bslt'pamlI'Cns StroBe, uno 'var 9eraNs 9s9sndI ,
paatntutb's octel, pSrIIat b0bcn, oiIpc Ie nun
rett hne allen QnIprehtnotn Qsracc nab QRunItb Al
otEnrn. -Sbr 9s9snmdrtI9tr Stcd IN Irohrlib elm
porrsfftbsr uno teittbt gum SbtiI aus fClsSnesn
artitetu:
Bureaus, Seitboaro8, giers, Gentres,
@aros, Dining mo Sreaffolt Siben,
SGberz uno ate 2(rten onoere Gbrdnfe,
8D1tnots uno SofasSifde, 0arlor Sis
lbe, Sofas, YianosStGble, SprinqsSibs
Sbautel SttiDle, Settitellen bon allen
Senennun9en, 70 rpie itbcrbaupt aQe 2(r.
tlfel Die in einem UOllitGnoi9en Gabnet.
WaorensSd9er 0efubt weroen.
Gte rerisrti9sn ettnfails auf YelielIuna ieos Qri
1tn Surnltur, nab Ger uruslten 6afhicn, unb isbsr
'cn thnEn pertauite HrtlIt mug eaS lsin fir paS fG
bn orfauftn, uno mu6 role 3uirisbsnbsit os6Su.
bOnSbatsr uuo trlSnrsrS Jung: Psuts mddt
oausbaitGn92n 81 tG9tnnen 9eeCufsn, foltsn midi
ptrIdunGn tC tbntn anjuruftu ebe t fcnilno tauftn
notm ht reribtrt fdblGn eaS iis ibntn 8ar9Gns
au6isten tSrnen Die njrasubswl 0ubtrba6 Ybilaesl:
pba tErtrciitn wtrttn tGnnGn.
6dr tersitS 9snCG'ne ti6srate lIrisrlidsuna Gut
ne btr3titb eonttar, unb ptreCn burb bniss prei6G
"ne outs @ebanctun9 ibrs aanNibaft ilsts iu psr.
mSbrcn udhGn.
y @.-8sr9e6et tsn Srt ui6t - Ssrltlte if
Nc 81. Btit' odmiltCn ztraGs-uno rufst baIettf
an, uno tterSsust @uh (tItt pen rEr SBabrbsit pSn
N'm mas rtIn 9ta9t III.
Molbur9 uno 9a0cnbub.
Dsttmtsr 10, 1860. rqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-02
@reGeretem !!

Gin relIes 1fcrtemcnt rem @rcSsrtsn, als &to
ano Saua G0fTes, ollie artsn pen Nsu'Srlsans,'
porto 8iac &aroiness, Nlustcpaec; uno ails Srrs
ten ron Srrup- -9Nclo6es - aHt Irteu rem 3uder,
Sbss, 6rni9. &cfncn SsGs, Chocolate, &ds, Stts'
Gal. SOed, Scoo'Ni.hs, Gut. Gar. pcn Scea, une
ale artsn ron Srtitss. gu psrtGufen bel
9lmInaer unb SGeimsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-02
GSaaccnsanONOresu.
@M9G0i3IOGl1gGUI>
Sueen6Wddrerl.

Der Nucnioun China Gtcbr, SIC. sc Sft:6omil
tcusStroge, 3 Shirru eterbalb grets's Stobr, Il
uufrGglih osr redN Srt um aIIs 1rtsn
SueenepnarCm 0la6waaren, Stein
paarcn prrr 2amprn
il btcmwtn.-c,dl batI nun Zen arSgten uno tGlI
duf9cribIteu Stcd rcn titirn @anrsn, ter ie BIZ
IN IUtutaun, uuo pitutiht in ir9Sue eincm Srt u
Der nSmtcn e5rGfs im Stoat au9ctcien pures.
OerIttts 1T nit Scrafdtt aus ranufattursn ron %
bShittn Ruft sIwdhlt. uno ttftebt ous bCinabe all
ben neuCitGn GntIpUrisn, gtrss uno Yatcrn pen
5ran,TTl&m @Cl0. 9anb unb rsibsn bur6T&
GEM G9ina, GnaIil&rm pcrjeIan unb
Stsin.GGna,
?en esmfsinitn tit gu cem 9smeiuHsn i'm Gitbrau
IN Stts uub lei ttm Gtdd.-SIsthfaIls Slafw'
paorcn rem ImeritaHifbsn unO SrauiSflhsu 9R'
Ildtturtn fdr
SpteIs, Saloons unc anSsrsm @strauh,
ptu ben fliniftu rusrapbrttn DsrantSrs bis su
ntm 3 Gent SumtIsc.-GttnfalIs
Stcinpa0ren unb britannia gBaal
Vcn isstr @eribisNsubtit, fc wis eamprn pcn il
mSaItthCn @tHtnnura, rem Fer tI'inltsn NadtIa
u l2I Gents, bis gu Ten mti 9ldnSsnoEn 9ba
Tiers fir 2irlhGn, 6olcn u. NJ.
ednlrtn pcu allen drtEu mereCn aus9CtCBert
atae6ncGrt nm &cblSr:0d earin Su tt,unen.
9r bait outb immsr tas bslts SCrcrne 8rt
Od, 70 mis 9umpSus Sctbts, Grimm Shcercn,
:urs allies in rEm 9amrm:Soh gum @ertauf
oono, unN guar an tsn nisetrfsn YraBtn bic
philadelphia.
TSrfcntn p,ltc ir9GnS stipaS in mstnSm
6rautttn, tTnntn tstrts Gdb uno 3tti IrarGn,
ID tri mir 0urufju. ste it lcnltrc fanitn, tncel
nuu ttetr tiu3srihtst hin. ats it. anlvrEbfnt
in 8tyIs auf Die prsigs als
nui Die 0uotitIt.
Ntra,ff etn Srt uiGt--gs III esrdbe 81
On. oamilrn gtraFs, BE Sburs CtsrbaIb 9
!. 6. Garnnba
Jouuar %. 1861.