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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-18

Our thanks are due Jas. Myers, Esq, and
David Huss, Esq, each, for basket of fine
cherries.
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sanford's Operate Troupe hold forth
at Locsser's Hall 10. might.
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and one copy to the getter up Of club OF 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all arearages
Snecimen comics sent free.
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The grcatFrenchHcmedy
MADAM DuIviN'$ CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PIIIs.

The only certain snd safe Remedy for all U'erin
ob.ruction,, Monthly rinicuhes, lnegulariiis',Hn
all the other d .ea,es to which the woman, Wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pin, contain no delstsriou' ingredients bu
are safe trd certain in ,lch seron. They will be
found to exert the happes effects in leases OF Fro
Iapsus Utcri in Leuehouea, or the Whites. they will
BE foundthe easiest and mos, certain Care hat can be
found It on account ofthis cer,Siniy they should
not he taken by Pregnant Females, (durng the frs,
months. as scarriage sceriain) to be brought on
but at other ri DDS their use u perfectly safe.
N.D.-One dollar md three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpiU'
G. CROSBY, General Agent, Buffalo. N. Y
CAuTto~-Dewnrc OF Counterieits; the genuine
have the signature OF G Crosby the outside wtappe
For sale by |. l.. ST. John x Co., DuboisS 20 sn'
J. y. hiarquarlt. Tinin. D. oeu''"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND

w-Tha, the TRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In senec"
County.-i&1
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NEIILINICIS
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. /. Q. ALLEN wishes to
inform the ladies or riflu and ,ciuiy that she IN.
tends to keep nce assortment Of mthurry goods ais
Caps, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Uclts, Ne. She
viii spuTe no pans IN keeping npthe latest novelty Of
the season. She has employed an experienced Dress
Maker to supefntcnd that department. Family sc"'
inn done to order, md nn short notice.
Dresser, ,Cloaks, aud Mautllas made Mt prices In
suit the times. Terms, cash. laies give hers call
and YOU whc surprised At the exceeding low p'ircs
Come nnd see for yourscyes. Patterns ior ladies ant
chidTen's Apparel. Thankful for past nvors, III,
hopes siillo share the public patronage.
Rooms on Market Street, opposite IT. kuhns Office
mayl I'm
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Timn Retail Market.


corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKIRK a BrS
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pr,
luce Of all kinds, shS whan's block THIN O.l
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Zinc Primting.-Hapinq IN.

No more rheumatism ter using Watsons.
Neuralgia King.
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To Clubs.

As an inducement to getting up Clubs VIC
offer the TMsuSE at the following rates:
Club of 6, | year, In advance, 81 30, each
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Terms Of subscription.

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Z" IL paid within the year. - . "a
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re paId, unless at the option Of the publishers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-14
LATE DECISIONS.

Among the late decisions of the State Super
intcndent we note the following:
1t is not lawful for parents to send their chill
dren to school when a contagious disease is in
the family. IF there is no rule by the Board
on the subject, then the Teacher should exclude
such children as a measure of just and neces-
sa1y precaution, andreport the case to the Board.
That if a asrbscription school is kept in a COM
mon school house after the close of the regular
term, it is to be regarded and conducted as a
common school in all respect, except that the
teacher is to be paid by the parents of the pu-
pills who attend, and not by the Directors. The
teacher must hold valid certificate from the
County Superintendent, and the school must be
open to the visitation of the Board of Direc-
tors and the Co. Superintendent
That no rent is to be charged for the school;
and that all the pupils who attended the school
during the preceding term, are to have the priv
ilege of attending, if they pay, in preference to
others from other schools.
That if the teacher who had the school dur
ing the preceding term is competent and gave
satisfaction, he should have the house for pay
school in preference to all others; he being best
acquainted with the pupils, and best qualified tc
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mo UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS" /"

We have have heretofore charged the Aboli-
tionists with being opposed to the restoration of
the Union, unless it can be made sort of alb
clifton Union. Their presses and their orators
now openly disavow all respect for the old I'M
ion and their aversion to lis reconstruction.
They are afraid that if the old Union is restor-
cd the democratic party will again obtain the
control of the government, and would rather see
the old ship Of stat G forever ruined. As evi-
dence of this we copy the following atrocious
extract from Grccley's New FORK Tai5,ne, which
IS generally regarded, we believe as an orthodox
republican paper:-
Let US suppose that the war were ended to-
day on some basis which would leave Slavery
where this rebellion found it, and bring Mason
and Slidell, Toombs and Wigfall, jeff Davis
and Chesnut, Rust and Breckenridge, Hunter
and Benjamin, back into the Senate, and into
their normal relations of cordially and fraterni-
ty with Bayard and Price, Bright and I'homp-
son. of Y. j., Rice, Wall, Bigler, and the North
ern Democracy. They would have nearly half
the Senate and abSut third of the electors
from the slave States alone does any one i'm
aginc they would not, aided by the pressure of
the war taxes and the partisan clamor sure to
be raised theTeupon, soon reacquire that ascen-
dency which they in 1860-out of hatred TO
Douglas and eagerness for a purely slaychold-
ing Observation-Disclosures threw away ?
And then do you not see that we who have hon
estly and earnestly resisted and baffed their am
bitiousmachinatons will be made to supsorrow?
Unpleasant neighbors as they are at Richmond
and Manassas, we prefer them there rather than
in power at Washington, with a drilled partisan
majority at their back. But we can well un-
derstand why this prospect should have no er-
rors for Mr., Diven.
What claim has such fellow as Greely to
be classed among loyal men or friends Of the
country
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A HERO WANTED,

The Republicans are in desperate strait for
a hero. Since the collapse Of jim Lane, they
are bIcating about like sheep without a shep-
herd Their first hero in this war was Fremont.
lie achieved the defeat Of Lyon, the surrender
Of Lexington, the freedom of few niggers,
and squandered millions of the public money.
We hardly know which exploit most common
dcd him to their favor.-Whcn Fremont was
retired from command in disgrace, they fixed
their hopes upon one Simon, surnamed Gamer
on, who, it has been said, twas a thief from
the beginning" and did not hesitate to sell his
country for few pieces of silver. But Simon
wanted the niggers set at liberty--he wanted
arms put in their hands so they could butcher
the women and children of the South This
exalted him in the eyes of the Republicans and
they loved him as they loved their own souls.
But Simon is dismissed from the council table
which he had disgraccd. Just then Jim Lane
turned up and the Republican journals turned
their eyes upon him and saw that he was good
at stealing niggers, and they proclaimed that he
was to do wonderful things in that line-it just
suited him.-But General Jim is suddenly
''squelched' expedition" vanishes, and he
is left before the public a miserable eharlatan,
q dirty jack that has brayed his own fame, a
fit object of scorn and anathema from all pa
trotic people. Who will be the next hero of
the Republican iournals?-ErchaRge.
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a GOOD INVESTMENT.
III FREEMAN HINT.


..Cm you lend me two thousand dollars 10 e.
tablieh myself ina small retail business" ;" inqui
red young man not vet OF. Of his teens, Of a
lniddle-aged gentleman, who was poring over his
3cdgcr in the counting room Of one Of The lar-
eost establishments in Boston The person adj
dressed turned towards the speaker, and regard
ing him for d moment with u look OF surprise.
inquired
.'What srcuritv can vou give me, Mr.. S:rcs-
ser ?"
''Noning hut my note, replied the young
anan promptly.
(Which fear would he below par in mar
kct," replied the merchant, smiling.
Perhaps 50, said the young man .'but, Mr..
Barton, romcmbcr that the boz IS not the man;
the time may come when Hiram Strosser's note
viii be as readily accepted as that OF any other
man.
sTrue. very true, replied Mr.. Barton, mild
j.: ..but YOU know business men seldom lend
money without adequate security; otherwise they
might soon be reduced to penury."
Al this remark the young mans coun!cnance
became very pale. and, having observed 4 silence
Of several moments, he inquired in a voice whose
tones indicated a deep Disappointment
s1hen YOU cannot accommodate me--ean
your"
.eCall upon me tomorrow, and win give you
Il reply" said Mr. Barton; and the young man
retired.
Mr. Barton resumed his labors at the desk
hut his mind was so much upon the boy and his
singular crrand, that he could not pursue his
task with any correctness; and after having
made several sad blunders, he closed the ledger,
took his hat, and went out upon the street.
Arriving opposite the store of a wealthy mer-
chant upon Milk street, he entered the door.
Good morning, Mr.. Hawley," said he, APP
preaching the proprietor Of the establishment,
who was seated at his desk, counting over the
profits of the week.
''Good morning" replied the merchant bland
w. 'sHappy to see YOU. Have a seat2 Any
news How's trader"
Without noticing these interrogations. Mr.
Barton said
seYomg Strosser Is desirous of establishing
himself in a small retail business in Washington
street, and called this morning to secure of me a
loan of two thousand dollars for that purpose"
''Indeedp' exclaimed Mr.. IIawley, evidently
surprised at this announcement; 'but you do
not think of lending that sum--do you?"
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take them right on in their studies without loss
of time That if the teacher did not give sat
isfaction, the Board is to their discretion in
choosing another appointing none without a
proper certificate.
The teacher is bound to take his monthly re-
port to the Secretary, and until that report is
filed with the Board of Directors the teacher
cannot receive anyPay
The teacher in charge of school, whether
day or night school, has the same right to expcl
intruders and disturbers Of its peace after warn
ing and requesting them 10 leave, that the own,
er of a dwelling house has to put cut similar in
tru(lers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-14

r7rAN exchange paper, in speaking of a sub
scribor who had taken the paper for number
of years, and thenrefused to pay for it, says
'IIe would steal passage TO heaven in Sc
cret corner of q streak of lightning, and SNUG
Gle gold from the streets of New Jerusalem to
buy stumps of half-penny cigars"
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man, stoutly

WHO DID iT.--Who plundered the Treasury
Who furnished rotten provisions and defective
fire arms to the Government Who swindled
it in horse contracts? Who raised the clamor
at the removal Of Fremont? What class OF
men are now importuning and annoying the
Administration about emancipation? Whomade
an assault upon General Mcclellan in the House
of Representatives Who are thus endeavor-
ing to undermine public servants and our mil
itary chiefs Not the Democratic party, but
the party of mobs The party that brought a.
bout a dissolution of the Union and the present
civil war, and the party that will yet ruin the
country if the government is not taken from
their hands.
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E7rWHo FINDS all the umbrellas that every
body loses? Every man we meet loses the UNI
brella he buys, but we have never got acquain-
ted with the man that finds them Can any
one answer the question before the next rain i?
ezr''A MAN can't help what is done behind
his back as the scamp said when he was kick
ed out of doors.
e7-Wrrr is Virginia sure to come right Be
cause she keeps Wheeling for the Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-14

A DUrcH AFmcAN-A letter from a Penn
sylvania soldier, dated at Scamp Stick m the
Mud Larue county, Kentucky, describes a
muddy march of five miles, which lasted q
whole day. The writes says: .'One curiosity
we did meet. We met him perched upon the
topmost rail of a very high fence--nothing
more or less than a big buck nigger, of the dar-
kest dye, inquiring in broad Pennsylvania Dutch,
Woo gehscht du hee 20
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Rates Of A0pt
One Square, three weeks or less. -uz~=u------..-
One Square, each additional insertion Ie
than three months
RATES Of Aou.

The space occupied by ten lines of this size of
type counts one square. All fractions of square
under five lines will be measured a half square
and all over FIVE lines full square. All legal
advertisements will be charged to the person hand
ing them.in.
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e7s-Why do our Soldiers need no Barherss--
Because they are rggulorb shared by the govern
ment contractors
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q he 5fb col ma ster abroao.
EDITED BY SIMON sYNTAx, ESQ.

B-Teachers and friends of education are respect
fully requested to send communications to the above,
care of 'FBedfo,d Gazette.''
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-fa-SCSANNA.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
&nltet IS i'm GicbG chtmiG !!

Dap ieoer Stimm9eber Der bei Der leBtcn
prelioentCnnobt nibt fir 2(brobom Gin.
coin ltimmte, fir cinen Ganos5uerrdtbcr
itimmtr-oie 9ieoer6 unisrer 8e9enpors
tbei tbotcn oic6 witli9 felbit, lmo uerlcis
teten bic Seferoenfcnoen ibrer SroaniIi=
run9 Dies ebenfalt6, ourb Sinter9ebunz
oen, Ju tDm. Sbi9c6 1T elpi9e Wobrs
belt, oem ouf Dem Sredlnrio9e 8ifet
befanoen iid> , Srotor6, ouf Dem 9cu-
alas: Sidat elmer (Sobnion) uno ouf Gem
Seu. Sitfet elmer (8euD Stimmt oaber
am 24lten Woi fir eor0eqc ar
fir Gon9rtB, bann fcio Sbr fiber niht
lpieotr betrc3en, uno itimmt fir einen
cbrliben uno loValen Monn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Mu6itDrS Mnsei1e.

Sn Dem 8aiien9eri6t bon eeba @auntp.
Sa Der Sadie Der 8s&nuns ron SCitun MiI'
fer unO Samuel s. SilIr, EXECUTORS ess rsr'
Rcrtenrn SoIspb 8. 3snSerl, lsbtttn
pcn Gpnn Gaunltip, Gs6a Gaunt9.
limb nun 9yril is, 1862, srnunnte bic Court
Wuprew 6. 8tttman, @Iq., als Nubi>
tor, um trlaste 8s@nuns 5u dbsrisbsn unO lrtnn
rGttis i6srSuiettsln, un6 @rFtbstIuns Dem ~si's
ssmdB ;u MAIDEN.
<ESsEA 2(us ben lIrfunten.- 8Geu9ts
ssasD .. Sausman, Sbr.
s1~Dn cbsnssnannts aupitUr ptrb gum 3wsd
1einer Qnlelung anpslsnb Iein, am Dcnntritag
ben %. @lat, um 10 llbr SOrmittass, In lsinG
Office In Der @sH 'Samilton'StraBe, alentauf,
NO ole tntee6trts Yerionsn Tb einfinben tOnntn,
uenn Fr es fir gut briinOen.
9pril 80. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
0eDrde Gear, GGd.

2(u6 ben Serbanolunaen Der Republi.
eaniI6ensllnion sGountDsSerIammluno,
lpelbs am teeten Somita9e in Gem bieii,
gen Gourtbauie itattfano, miro man ere
leben, oob 8 eor9e9 scar. Gfa., BON
Suf6 9ountp, einifimmi8 aI6 uni gan=
oioot fir Gonoreb in Grnennun9 oebra6t
ipuroe. Sc mo6t uns lpabrlidb piel Ser
9nii8en an3ei9en 3u t6nnen, Dap Die @abt
auf 9enomte perfon 8efollen iit-otnh
0err Gear 1T elmer ber ertten, beteh uno
fGbi9fen MGnner 0iefe6 Staats. g8ir
finoen i'm ndmlib suerft als Elm armer
&nabe, Don no er iid aber nun bic ;u
einem oer ,6aupt Rebts9eIebrten i'm gam
gen Staat 9ennfplpanien ouf9eI6Wun'
gen bat. Sn oef Sbat, oie6 ipri6t Sies
les Bu feiner Gbrli6eeit, ieiner Gner9ie,
70 ipie Dem 3utrauen oo5 man, no man
ibn fennt, i'm ibn ieet. So ielblt oas
felblt 0eben iDm feline ebrliben pottii6en
9e0ner oas Sob al5 Elm iebr beliebter,
eDrliber uno poblpoQen0er SIr0er-
uno oub uiele Don ben 9eBtern weroen
ibm ibre Stimmen juf0mmen laBen.-
Quf oaber 8epubtifoner uno Union:
Sreunoe iiberboupt 9ebt 5ur @abl uno
ertp6blt iDn, uno oann babt Sbr eincn
Hepreientanten Der fGbi9, eDrlib uno
gang beitimmt lopol 1T, 70 pie einen Ge'
prelentanten ouf Den Sbr ftolS iein fonnt,
uno ,pel6er~sem Oilfrift Gbre MAIDEN
miro. Seroeict ben @ablto9 nibt-
oerlelbe 1T am Somito9 oen "a. Wtai.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Gie PafTrun9 Scr Seimftdttc, uno pa.
eihe RiIenbabnbill.

3lpei widti0e, fol9enibwere 9eIeee,
Die in fruberen Sieun9en ceS Gon9reBee
itet6 an Dem @iOeritano be5 SIben5
ibeiterte, fino enoli1 pafiirt. Die Seim=
itdttebitl rpuroe por0eltern i'm Senat nit
Der 9rcBen Woiorit0t bon 33 9e0en nur
2 Stimmen an9enpmmen uno Oh ie be-
reite friiber oa6 9Oau5 pollirt, beoarf e6
nur ber llnteribrift be6 prefocnten, cas
nit fie 9efeB mer0e. Dem 9anomuber
uno Der Sooenoriitofrotie 1T oaourb Elm
Sooe5ftrei6 UerieBt lporben.
Olo Reprd ientantenbau6, ol6 lpenn
e6 eiferiu6ti9 9erpeien pGre, ouf oen
HuDm oieler populdrsn Mabre9cl, pafs
iirte an oemieIben Sage Elm opoere6 Sc
leB bon niDt 9erin9erer 8eoeutun9, mir
meinen Die Y0cifieeifenbaDn Dnbill.
Die bi6 iegt nur loie &erbinbun9 Der
berrlitben frubts uno 9olprei6e 9Gnoern
oe5 ftillen Seeon nit ben 9elperbfeibi9en
Stooten oes atlantic, foil ourb elm eli
lerne6 Sino felter 9eibloilen uno Die bic
ieBt nod manoelnoe 9roBe Sertebritrabt bt
mitten our6 Die norolicbe Oalfte ameri.
faniiben Sentiments, oieier notbwenoi9c
Iu5bau uniere6 ouS9ebreiteten Giien:
baDnneBeS, foil pollenoet weroen. Srot
Der @irniIe, Die cine paDnlinni9e Re:
bellion iiber oa5 eano 9ebrabt, iino unlerC
8tieB9eber Den in oer@bico9o plottform
nieoer9eleoten &eripredunoen treu 9e:
bliebtn. Dem feiBiaen 2(nileolcr lpirt
@ele9enbeit 9e9eben, iib cine ei9ene frci,
6simotb 3u 9rlinocn. Sie Giienltraben
Die Die enololen 9r6rien Der 9ultur er
lblieBen uno Die Ser. Staoten pom Ut
tantic bic gum pacific ju einem ourd
9lei6e SntereiIen feit aneinanoer Qefette
ten 8anjen MAIDEN miro, iplro in Nn9rit
9enommen lperoen.
SIR Die ,6eimitdttebiG itimmtcn all
Hepublifaner uno ale Oemotrdten, oi
ni6t Die Grbaltun9 Der peroerbIi6en 80
oenaritofratie b6ber fb6Ben, ol6 oo,
&obl Der arbeitenoen Moiien. Sir o
Qacificeiienbabn ale 2(b9eoronete, oerel
Slif nibt our6 Sanati6mu6 9etrubt 1T
Gbre oieien lpadern Sertretern oeS SOL
fes
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Ginnabutr BON lleW ORLEANS
1tnfpnssWerinft

0urtb Den 9eitern in gteW 9Jorf Dor
Sapanna dn9elan9ten SGmpfer so:
lumbia," fino enolitb oirefte Seribte pcr
unferer Slotte BON Nep Orleans einoe.
taufen. Sie reiden ieoob nur bic ,un
"a. Qpril uno wuroen burtb oaS Ser
Staaten &ononenboot ,,Saniel Smitb"
am 80. 2(prit na6 0opanno aebrabt.
Der Nn9rif ouf Die NlIiifiippi Sortl
unterbalb gtew SrIe0n6 bC9onn am is,
2(pril.
Nm %. pafIirte Commodore Gorraout
an Soro oe6 Slo99enfbiff5 0artfCro
9efol9t bon l3 OGmpfern, bic Sorts,
no6oem bic iiber Den SIub 9pIpanntt
&ette bon unieren &anonenboCten ent=
| fernt mar.
Die Rebellen Ienbeten brennenbe SLOPE
Den SluB berab, ollein oieietben tDaten
lpeni9 S6coen. llniere S6iffe I1idten
| ibre Soote aus, Die bic Sranoer nab Dem
lfer f1leppten, ebe iie uniere StbifTe be-
6reoatte Sortforo oerittb einmat in
Srono. Oa6 Seuer wuroe jeoo1 bolo
9el0i6t.
Sn Dem @rfcbt nit Ger feinotidben &o.
nontn6oots Slottille, uerlorcn bic &ebel=
len ii &anonenb0ote uno 606 beriibmte
Qanjerltiff, befannt unter Dem Namcn
collins Surtle ooer 81 ana q s
8 Der. Oie Ser. Staaten 8re9atte
Militiilppi, bobrte pafelbe in oen 9runo.
3lpifbcn Dem Ser. Staaten &ononenz
boOl Serona uno Dem eiien0epanjerten
Gebellencdmpfer ,,8ebltcr" mar 0o6
8etebt am bei9iten.
Ser ,,@eblter" ronnte in bic Seite
Der ,Serona" uno pcrurfo6tc Elm iol6e6
Sed, Dap leBtere perianf, Gbe fie iebob
unter9inB, feuerte Die ,,Serona" nod cine
Sreitieite bon 8elbGeenaufoeu ,,@ebs
lter" NIT 70 5crIt0renoer @irfun9, Dap
beloe 9leibj rerionfen.
@ir m1dten 400 Hebelpn 3u @efans
9enen uno Uerloren ouBer eem &anonenz
boote 9erona $50 Wam. 9Sie picl
Wanni6often Die Eebellen einbtBten ilt
unbefdnnt.
Sa6 SOmbaroement Der WiiIiIiippis
forts wuroe bon 20 W6rlerbocten uno 3
&anpnenbooten 6 Sage lang ununterbros
den fcrt9eiest, biz bic Satterien oe6
6enoe6 gum S6peioen ocbra6t paren.
I'm 30. Qprl ienoeten bic 8ebelIcn
cine 8afenitiQit an Gommcs
bore porter uno boten cine beoin9un9ss
rpeiie ueber9abe an.
n&eine Seoin9un0en !" mar bic 2(nts
mort oe6 Commodore.
8enerol Butler lanocte am %. 2(pril
1000 Wann oberDolb Der Sorts uno uns
Iere Sla99e webt ieet iiber Dem 3cabauic
bon Rep Orleans.
Sin amerifonifber O1mpfer beribtet,
oaB orci Observation-Disclosures 9efapert uno
na1 Sep NSeft 9efenoet woroen itno. -
Sin anoerer RebellensOdmpfe wurbe in
Die Soi pon Sobea 6cnoa 0eia9t,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Sefentlt6e 9en6u.

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Gjefiob 9erbaro,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
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trt BEN 8ten gpril 1862, all tfr GtSsntbum, io'
,ucbl liegfnOrs als perIGnlt6rs uno Ssrmil6tss,
an ben llntrrjstnsten iibertra8sn bab'n uno
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Die Gaunty. Derfammluna .
bon 8utf6 9auntp

Der @auntp Serfammluno am lebtcn
Santiago in Dem bief9en @curtbaule,
wuroe beoeuttno 3oblreiber bei9epobnt,
ol6 man in oieicr 9eiNdfti9en SabrS5eit
eNpartet bate. Oieler llmIfono an uno
fur ii1 ollein jri0t, ooB bic Stimmoebtr
oiele6 9auntie6 einieben in ,pel6en be-
trdbtcn 3utano Die 9ieoer5 unIerer Sc
9enpartDei unftr liebe6 Saterlono ae.
bra6t baben, uno Dap iie entIbloben Iino
lener 9artDei Die 3d9el Der Geoieruno
me wleoer in bic 6Gnoe 5u 9cben. 0ic6
lit erfreulib uno retbt, uno mir rufen ibz
nen bier ju9leib 5u: 8erl6umt ia bic
S3bl nl6t, uno brin9t allie quite Union,
manner nit Sud bobin, uno oonn miro
CUES rtbt weroen nno rebt bleiben. Oic
gSdDl tInoet am 24lten Woi itatt.