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Arrival OF the Hihcrnian of Care Rasc
with Five Days Later Adylssx
the POLITICAL NEWS UNlMPoaIAqT,
The Rebel Loan Declined 10 Thirty.
five Per Cent Discount.
A SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
&C.. &C.. &c.
~. Joms-. ". ", aayau 10. isss.

~. Jowss. w., Anvast 10. us3.
Tho steamship Hibcrisn, frarn igysrp oi the sb
Grecncas,o Tho 7h instant wtyoa or Cape Race
last evening.
Tha dates Per tho Hb Gvs days Tor than
those already xcaived. @
Ths political ~ bat little inpor
Captain Luce Of tho nnp sonrise has pabsbed The
particulars of the capture cf bs vessel ~ the Forda
Tho latter flying ths nsg wh.n sbe
hauled the sunrke. hut aftsr inquiry ap no
rebel ooors and ssnt prrs hoard. caria,n
Lucc ultimately signed . ransDm blnd of GOO ojo,
prc-sDce OF an armsd forcc.
Tne rebel loan IN Lonon hal deciinei " - pof
dts count. but subsequently raillsd "a
The London n~~s contains eitar ram NJ. pcHa~.
agent for rc rebel loan, who sys that tho purchases f
cotton by ,hc cnfedsrats sovcrnmsa, rrobab,y
to $50 600 bacs lilo states that cotton ~ pria. psy
10 GeorgaaDd Aksbam,, and sna siso sas,srn Mis-.
ss4ippi Northwestern Lon.aians and resas y stored
the pi1n,siipna 0 tho planters frofn haa wsp
psch4sos 10 shets warehouses ihres bgsdfca fesl
from oihe~ boll pgs.
Tie Londoa Morning PeS. M sdtorisi on oAnAdisp
dcfenoes, sayst-ws have the oanhacni hshsf tho
buster st ubs federal goverpmsrt All voa0cs ss-y
sau,afy effects n Canada u Fenoraly agreed ih,s
insesd Of collective note " Rus~la oh q isr tbiea
Cabinets viii forward separate noto. deatica iana
10 ~. roterstafg u II stated that Anris decline ro
ing beyond dlplprna,,c aclion.
Tho steamers lara snd ydlnbury, from Sew yws y
rived cut On the .,h Instant
The aleafser BSru.-la. frvm vsv yors. su'v,a q
Southampton - tbs cih ssis1,
Finnnoia ard Commercial ssws.
The funds rrnsr and eonT"ls advancing a,sof the
inproving tendency a tho rArn Doafss. ara
general belief that tie pel,ab qasssoa si -
war.
co0aos elsei o. fharriay II - o. fo' noray.
Tb6 Lyefppol SatIln mtf&st Ia ana saehssSai.
wtb atsn ~ 900 bslsw lhs fls1 aAya esdisg -
we1oesaay
agassslafa we're generally dasl.
rrgvtslooa dul.
LsrEMr saasrfa.
issgMrsst, Aasast isrs
rgusea. s3 assA.
Am--ssh fss.a lisels Central isa,ifs.g ieys aIss
Gltes nt, Ere slaFra, ioaii
I.s.lsa. t'es nt lsr aep1, -s.gyJ bass AaqS.isss
~ eesfros rse qsafser gf uesaE. M
cyoatasgr' f4st go a.o.ag
pfoyissas srpi.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
perea, of the ssous i~ Thses Desperate
Battles.

hir~srDH, Wis, ApFuet ~ ise5.
- VAR Gcusrai Hsrfvcr General ln.chpf
Iha following dsspaicb from Concfai s.b. y, &iel
August i last recsiveds--
We had thrce desperate engngcmtnA With 80 sl,sf
warri0rs, each q which sLsy routed ana anA1y
driven ibc Missouri with ths oss y ~ tbair sub
alaencc AZ. oar loss was sfnaiI, ~his lessi nc
hundred AMI hiiy u the savages uere Killed an1 waest
Forty six bcdiss have been found.
". sfBLEY Bflxaasr rtps ~
General saly marched from Port Pierre fef - b.s
bend 0, ths Missouri on Tho 2oth ~ iuiy with 20
cavalry ard Win aoubsiefs Inisrcept the dying star
isse Grow, the priDelpal chief snd gator ~ -
Indian hortlltss, has been killed. snd bs eatrrei
Iodaa hssrl,is' east q the Missouri river may bs
sisssi Al an end JOHN Pore, Msor Genera
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Call for . Meeting or the National Demo.
cratic C0mmittoe.

Cell for . Meeting OF the National Demo.
cratic COmmittce.
tue Nxwrokr, II. august IL, 1868.
Al meeting n tho Executive COMMITTEES Of the Ma.
tionai Democratic Committee. held At Newport, n.
August 10. 1853. the following resolution unani-
mousiy passed.
Resolved. That meeting Of the National Democratic
Committee be called the Noholas Hssol The city
0. New York, on Mondav, sop'ember 7. 1853 a twelve
O'Clock. noon, for the purpose OF fixing tho time and
place u holding The nsSt National Democratic Convcn
tion and 10 take into consideration such other
Interest will probably befo the Convention
r.tt AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
THOMAS CorrMAy,
Wv. N. CosvyRsr. I ro....... ,,..........
BENJAMIN FUIErr. '' S''
EiIsBA r. PorJET,
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,.,,h 81 ,ssns,it Thomas ws,es.
Tn. p,...sr "a "a. Steamer pre.sssoy.

cotLsc~ooo.C ~. w., Aasast 10. ltss
ws-s - lhs nestsr ssszns fsoashhso, hss ss~s -.
stives ne tssss hsr msshss'y ias pssts r,ess-
n gs~suasrt sfs we. bal wses trri fes -
s.ss-ea swsmp~a sssl Lose os ihs ssa 10 g~s'w
wuss 1ra~ass ras ~ arf hss psfty y tfst -
sys6 ghsg hass slssly a ffg srss
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aov.m.m,' % sa,sv es..r., s,ss,..

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uaor Gsosral nsa's. 4 sssiss ~s s~ssaass s'.
rIxhl al be Amsvscso Hcsss. ~ Hans srsrs ssss -
having % far recovered ~ 70 be abe 10 s,sa y iha
m,sc. irzs ese~d ssas srss~bs~s. sns "
10 calls Cn~ra sessr spr~~r~ snf mids afe- rernsrts
". stated lis lee on'y way ring sbeat tsacs
10 rro~.cuis The ril vTa,, sna send fomaf eie,
lr,.mesu aaa tsrloFi iAs rsy@ rsri.
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AMairs IN Mssse..

TFFVn u Hsn10fh, July ~
we src ID rcc-gi ~ fnii hlse a The fedss>rasu 4 y,
jra.o tJuarcz orgsnl from saa Lar rotosL 4ssy
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r + AIR S IN TIE x A S,
&C.. ,t &C.. s. Go.

ne new steamship Evening Star, Captain Bel
sr Orleans, arrived at this port yesterday morning
usssage Of i've days and twenty two hours.
NJ W. IL Field, the purser Of the ship, win please
g our thanks for the prompt delivery OF our
ndence and for late dates Of papers.
ne steamship Locust Point, Captain Holman, which
New Orleans at nine O'Clock on the morning OF the
"a inst, arrived last night. aet t Em stg
The steamship Thomas A. Scott, Captain O'Breu. from
Orleans tho 9Th ins has also arrived She brings
mo the Twenty nth regiment Connecticut Volunteers,
l,0ne Bsseil
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Operation. ., ,,ne Rebel s,e.m,rr so.,on.

#eaM IRON tnf NODWe Vrlouurt July Ill
About ten twelve days rgo' Captain Jrcs Duke and
eighteen ~ onr cnzens, believing thst they could
mako s,coegssg cxcurson the mouth n The Ms.
tie federal fr1 time ago, sierlcd 70 masc
nttoms bg, nathirg vas beard " their whereabouts
success .urir Yesterday when me tug rrnp~icr
called the Boston arrived nugffe the wharf has g the
stars and bars hyng over the abolition lag the Jack
sian -
F,om he csptors We learn tie following particular q
the voyages---
Aftsr Lymg ID wait IKE nicawbsr, FOR something %
turn rp ard hgh'ing mcgqrloes IN the swamp, Tues
d.y morning week 1sg ne bork fsacr. rrf0sn ftt
frur Sec }rk, eth axortd crrgo n Ta4e< faefch as
dsse, mgfa0 her Wry mp he Yfry 70 Hw Oyfs1nt Thcy
bnarded her tock the captain passengers nnd part X
the crew og sent tho occrs On shore, and then Gro
10 ard burnt the bark.
The nsx, day "wednesday they made ehas N,sr
another short dsarce outside and which they over
hauled. shs Ttesn 70 < ne bark Tzano, Cay< W.lr
ciso from Neo York, esh assorted cargo Of rschan
dir. They boarded her, took tho captain mate and
sme o the crew on board, the balance on shore
hsred ihcmssyss % conpe oases cf are hats, ari
Afterwards they the Baeton towing the shp Jenny
Lind with load " oe, from B1stou. thar sso boardea
her, with their PISTOLS drawa. Our inSortusnf ss,s n
quito iaagbabs 10 tbs copsssvuosson 81 The sb
tonts many d than exoiasDisg. - tosd you thai tbey
the dnmred rebss' Hare are BOARDED by ,Le
damned rsbssU &c
They cut the Hostsu from - ship pus'sn h.,6. a,
board sBd made for bone, bringing scsps ssv~usen e
eiwhssen prisoners, Including Csptains Cois and wud
who arc wen known IN this city e IN sraders
we learn that the exrs1ntcs vaa nssed oys NJ es,-
sowusmsn, NJ Julius Bustper.
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The Coamluee % Assessments preneafei tepoft Na
nAing " tho Protestant Apiboal4l Fpssar.l sa
| ~ - E
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ADJUSTMENTS.

>,>-~-,>,~,~-,,---, nIUsEMENTS. ~>s-,~~>
WALLAoKs.' $50 ~ ~ MI W n
w (Begns st 81
g.. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
1evgnth nxht " the coined! lwh attracted sue
cession OF the dcnsely
bed A. this estabiishnentl called
MY NOBLE SONIkLAW.
rev ana beauiu Scenery by Iherwood Ingalls, superb
appointments elegant Furniture, appropriate Costumes.
and the loloain brilliant cast.-
ioru Henry do We're, husband WAlack
hector. Due de Meyran, Lord do We're
Mr. rhomas Tompkins. father Of Isabel.
Mr. Tony wilkins friend Of Tsmpkins and
ur c"',n
80 q .snSn COOK iouns
TOMOkR0W-SATURDAY
Two sterling Comedies never acted here.
FOLLIEs OF NIGHT and
SWEETHEARIS And WIVES,
VIII BE- tod tho occasion OF
The BENEFIT OF MR. MOSS trreasurcr).
hONDAf-Eighth night Of the Comedy,
,.,,,,a~ MY NOBLE son IS-LAW.
TuESDAf-Seventh night OF the double attraction THE
IN PARIS
Boz book for OF the above EVENING" from stc
TO be repeated-THE ROAD TO RUIN, MASKS AND
rACES, The SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. SHE STOOrs
w w. CONQUER. LOVE AND MONEY. and Nik IRISH
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Nv no Mortp Nor ao To NAEE rnHIR foELuA,i

w 90 ye. and Az Me- WELLINGTON, fhr
renoNneu Lnalish ffoihesfs, universally noNledefi
The hes, Of az sstrodgs who y ss. V h9.s
who consult hfah weolih hapgnesr aud a. suts
10 nupar fh,m information % the umost nfpfisner
relative awaits, I0uinsys abssnt Trend, iosr s0
hiddsn trfasurA fnetfa shi tfpur ~
fsci OF s aassrs in iife BEave sohiefs esth dos
OF efory life ~ seck your ITosprg ana
feirty youi nos delay 70 visi 60 st1Isss ~ iffths
highly Rlied sni bsai ~ youlg ndy A. ipi titth . ena.
cpoflte ahfh elGeft W. ouis Ierson - tas
ey ms xeruine Roman and Arnbsa iss nss. foe
love, mood sck aud baA,a~ss sfnsn~~afranrd fertils
Lurky sufnb~vs given. 80 s-o hux frsf~esh~ CT rrfs
rsner Drynkepness e,rvi Ant uHsihfi siFss ssf sas
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COuETRY HOARD.


<yorxTRy BOARD GENTLEMAN worID LET A
" country Place esbly si,issd nesr the eily 10 re-
fsmy for tie There would be sufficient FOR 40
aud besides. The house partially
furnished; 600 Address B. boz tss ~ u Pc. ones
|,oUyTay BOARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN AND
thrr wives angle fcner1en, can 10 Accommodated
from Ma 4 Spuytrn Dyyi one hoiis ride ron The
CITY pr iiud9on River Railroad FOR pafcuar s inquire VI
cIIAs ~ JOHNSON. 10 Broadeay, or on hs premises.
<toryTRY pokRD.-wASTED, BY FAMILY or TEN
hoard in re country, and enten Of
scess 10 tho city Address aung terms. which must be
moderate v. o. T.. Herald ohce
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD FOR ONE OR Two
families, Mocre's, tweuty minute- ride rcm Sands
Point BY steamer Arro~smitD, az quarter Ia< iolr
ocio after let or june trip n Louise Ia hour Arpy 20
q vASDERyOorr. Pa. Is God street where ~ party
can be on Friday lIth.
Cou.rny BOARD %Ayrrp-roR ruR suyNrn
~ months by a family of sur Adults two chlldDn, two
servants. end horse A, within two hours % The city bv
hosf Ial Dad. Addrc~s satug ocaoh ana terms, bOk
LOG Post oilcr.
fvorxrRY gosRD wANrED-FoR A GENTLEMAN
~ aud his WIFE curing the nert sir months In quiet
yok ~ boat cara Acdfsas stating fnii particulars
Y. H.. bon zps ros, on Q
NoUxrrx BOARD wANTED--By A FAMILY or
U.yVeL MUS be mar the rsioad staasn. RcSrsnces
gwen and required AddreSBoard boz if2 Herald oece.
f,ougrRY BOARD wANrEp-Voa ABOUT THREE
ne fonror good siyrd and good tosrd, a farm
,sr rieserrrd No Twin the North river az Within
} .~tlr- NJ New YORK ne-d r-riy Adfrss satua fsil
par n'as and srms G. u. T., boz J.s2 n. v roslsmce.
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MO IMrOsiTION-lTHE hLvkR fAILIhI MADANI.
IN STARR, from EurTe, wna BORN villa thtufA gu
Ehe consahs on the past pres ut aad sniuIe, ~ A.
kronsh NO brihss togthes hose l9ns ssstaea
eau..g sreedy sie also wrscs iho usuviv ~
your M. drunk snnesa Int pres dreams and nun
hers free LADIES' take nOce yop Nbo have be- ocefea
ty false 70. crs y1u who have tnen unof,nnat. n We
esll Madame Starr Tor ADVICE eud comfort be " hs
~" or rainrs lns wa sprosci sGd tcsei ~
hundreds BIO daily aud eagerly fisii her a. DO
meme TIRE G00s.
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AsTROLOGY.

AsTROLOGY.
(,oLCHEsTER. THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM, nav.
" Ing from Erure. can be cousal'ea On any A.
fairs u ife Iast, present iutare ~ hA rooms -
wsyelcy lsace, corner OF Broadway Levers ans"edt"y
mai
MADAME RAY 10 THE BEST cLATRyoYANr IND
M Astf0ogigt this ely She tells yoar -cry ihorshni
gives lucky numbers. ana cnites kpey marriage 40 D
sevfph avenue Twenty.scytn th street. LAas 1S~'
gentlemen, 3D.
NfApAMT EgTELIa SEVENTH DAUGHfER cAh BE
wi sed rparragr, sekEcss, 0sscs, blnsw,
lucky nunbaI- harms ssIstaeton gnaraniee l@cls.
s,gcet. Etvscn seventh and III ghth avenues.
xrApANg PAGE SUCCEEDS wHBN AL OTHERS
vi TALL " ts part present and iu.src sg,, ~ num
frrs pia - ntufe husband. ~ west Iafv.
s.sh street. neas Eghh Ladies - sensi sente
men b. oep&s
MO IhrOsITIoS.--THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR. from EusTe, was born VIVA : nhiufa o.
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6 y Il i q urptN We

Ga5 einbgs Snarument bjdsr Qrt IN Qlsn.
taan, wnrrr nrrIid patsntrt una OH arUbrn Sc.
Zen ron Gtriit unb Sausr augsfGaTt wUpurh fit
In ren StanS scirBt Tnp, ea ssnausa Mufr Gee
ScpfC5 auf paPtsr ,u ;si@nen. p,nat etr ts.
Iitltr 3ut ssfcrmt rrivo uno paiirn mub, gIsit,
oiel wrI&s JOrm brr Gcpf set. 9lfue 6itt trii
den wabrrrp Der riten Gage ssr5bnHA uranBss
nfbm an ben Srpf unb mauGmat II! eS Der 8ll
Cde fIe bic Gcrm ofs Scpfcd ME ennrtmsu Die.
far 5ebtsr miro batur6 rsrurIaft, baB Sdts ntes
mails Dem Scpfs ansspaet, ionpern rur I'm sIa
Bsnftnen ron Srri6ispsnsn @rTbsn ptrfcrti9t rusr.
ben. I'm beIsm usbrl per3uteusrn, wurtr bae
9ntrument @onfgurrtgps senannt, tinBefutrt,
nit wsI6em In 3stt pcn sinigen SstunbEn rin ss'
naues WcSsl bss 8Cpfft nbaItsn miro. Damn
wirc t.: Sut mad erm Muasr bss 8cpfss 0s.
fcrmt, wirb ssnau pafSa uno fyri Ictn ppn Druid
auf irBrno sInsn Sbsil ers SUpfss. unO bamit
wIrb pid 6cpfpsb unc dneerr llnanne9mIiGfetsn
prrbtnbert rperbrn.
2llcntaun, SCtpbu 80, 1868. nats
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lla(bri0t an 11anern !

g8ir Iinb tcreit, ME eepBGntt&, To llcnr
% L te r fitr 8ausrn uRO 9lnorrr BON ibrr eige'
nen gPUle, fir Wdnner', Snabrn. unp Graurn.
5ra&t 5u fabriiren, tsasbcnp aus
@ofimeren, Sl2nclten, @arn, etc., etc.
llnlsrs gBaarrn fnO fanlmtIid nit gan, neucn
Waldtncren p0n BEN lebtsn unb mrl angfnpm'
msnen Ylinsn Ufrfsrtst, unO bic rri6asn uno
cauGrnRcn Garten in iA faNcnb, fno btsisIte in
iebr Snfft prju 9 | t de r ais irarnb on
prrer Sitter bic in pteIem 9tste peS 9anrrs Ssr.
fsrti9t perbsn. 9auernf fntrn lets tri une
Elm srcee5 NiiUrtmrnt Sun gSnarrn, bic W itrem
@ebrauGe trrettet iinp, mslde mir fir g9cuf tn
cniser Auantjtdt unp in irsCnb etner S0brsjet
auetaulden mGrtsn, uno tmmsr bfn + i d a. n
preiS Il + Q8 Q 4 e rtnubW Der I'm Warfs
ts rtaltsn wsrten tann. gGir fluitn trilSnpig
gBole fir SaareeIO unb Sausu uno gcolcr,tu,
ger wrrbcn rS tets su tbrrm 9nlCreiIc inasn,
wfnn Tc ibrr gGoqc an unitre MaDlm brlngcu,
cts iie rtcieIts icnfwp gnFaufcn.
g8ir ScrFAwn Gile 6laIe glrtslt an tjGlcn
Yreiien, 9reinBun1tn 6 / d.
Gr9ttsuf,
gewi6 0oGter'6 SGbne.
SstbIsbsm, Stunt 10, 1868. nQ4M
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llnipn lflteinbrit0e,
lin lille eic co an3cbt.
glcSfmbsr, i 1856:

lin lille eic co an9cbt.
9nctm Ger llrtrI6rcbcnr fir bic btster osnrl.
isne llntirlaBang isintn Oant atlattst, pGnl&t
CT ttrrmit aurn tctlnnt ju mafsu, bo6 sr Der al
teinige Sissnttimrr Der rbtngrnanntFn Stsintrii.
DE III, uro Oob aae 9iebnunsen fir 6altlsns wtl.
DE bisrna4 9rfaaft wutm, an itn lsltR ;u ts.
3aGIm fab. @tmfals, RAP sin gReBrsdbt 9tii.
arrt wurcs fir Die ireie StnuBun3 Ger nlten Stra.
Fs psltt on Tie a Item Grii 6 fi9rt, bin.
ter rem Sauls wc!ts5 fri5r Scn 9iaar SrUrr
tswOtnt mar. gcRdnOi8 auf 6anp Elm Gcrtatt
6alttrin auf Glaftr. SOlts psttr mctre 6lnf.
ter Su faufsn wunft'n. iOtltrn itrr 9rtraun0cr
Vcrprrbanb MAIDEN, ipel4e ater binrrno 1no In.
rem feline S3abIune ,u ma6sn il, tis bic Stti.
ne 9ctclt wepsn. Oiris Strins seGBrrn gu brr
rrtulrn 8aIf'Gartunatrn i'm Staat, uno rrr Salt
BARON ih-io gut wcna nidt tcler fiir auf's 9anb
ais irgeno Gin autCrfr i'm @jrbrauh.
Sdafsr rrIeissn rsm llntrrjri6nrtrn rtrrn Sc:
fallen, wenn lle itn pcn ntht ssbSrlsrr Aufmsrt,
amlcit, unScrrdtrn 8ortcrungm ppr urgcjir.
menpCm Srtra9rn SUn Settn iencr Nrtsi,sr, In
6cnntnib lrben.
9. g. 8o(lict,
@i9sHibGnrr.
9lcUsmtrr 1. 1868. ra3m
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N10ri0t

Jptro tisrmt segetsn, paB bic tlntrr;si6nsts al
acminiRratrir Upn Der Sinserladnfaait res pcr
lOrbenm D Daniel 8 6UGwstler, G,tttir
eOn 2pnn Saanfdip, gr6a Gauntp, arsslsli
urrbfn IL. @Ie Dtcjrrtarn batrr, wrl6r nod
an tria9ts 6intrrlnifcnI6aft I@uIrsn, 1no tsmii
aufBeiorrcrt inrrrtalb 6 g0r6sn on,urufrn uni
at;utsiablsn, - llnp Splte Die ned rettmdeisr
anlprii6s an bieieIts gu MAIDEN Gatsn, itnb sIe6
fails riuGt lOl6r inrrrtalt tr ndmliGIn 3su
pcllbritSti9t en;ubdneiaen en-
Warp ScllrpeiIsr, 2(om'trir.
Spen s.. 6. SolIweiIer, Q9ent.
Yiarrmter 1868. nl6m
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NQ0ri0t

miro bicrmit ssBstrn, OaB bic llntcrjcianrtn ais
@rfmCyen Spn bsr SntrrlafmI&oit ps5 5rs
lortsrsn So IN Remsrsr. lsbbIn SUn Deer
WIfCgo Gapulaip, GsGa Gluntg. an9eitsGi
worbm FnO. @Qs Dirjniscn oa0sr w;i&e NOD
an tsInstc SintrraNsnl6oft I6alria fab. ptr
Oen tirrru@ oui8tforrert inutr6oI6 g8oGen
lniuruftn unp oblubGablm, - tlno Scl6e ric
nod uG'mdbjBc SprNuan0n totsn mBsm fnb
asi&fau5 GIuGt iclAe irrrr6alb rFr teIa9tcn
3ist rplItrtdltst snSubdntigen, an
9cuten &emerer, ! csr,,rs.
6enrp Sool, - WV
Oft. IL, 1868. ra6m
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N0Nri0t

pirN bermit scg;tgu, RAP bic uatrriddnclcn ale
4rminiiirntcrn prn trr 9jntulnfmitnft rec
.IERcrtsnrn 4 6ran3ts $. g8eipnrr, lrgt.
Nm BON Der Statt alicntaun. 0e9a Goung, ange.
isut worcrn fae. aae Diejcniec tat,r, wsIds
roo an belastt 9nIcrIaIni6aft fduIts finS
wsrten pjsrbur& aufscfcrrGt iunsrbalb s8otrn
dnSuruftn unO nb8ut5abir, - llao ScIas bic
nod rrGtmdbi9e &riprGfe u n6cn tabrn, iper.
ben elsdfalS sriudt lire 9ttduupgm innrrbalb
Der belaStsn 3stt wctIteNatist einIutdurtBn, on
Sobn albright, ! ,f,,..,ns
Gmma M. so. Beibner, avn ''''
Sdctrr z, 1863. na6m
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paiisnt fir Die Su6re5ct, tas nod il in gln.
tnun anSutreifsn mar, auf 5ano bat. 81, Eer
fam man trfdnoig bic mopi9ften 6itru uno
Happsn an BEN rt&ten @riIfn fnufsn.
SSurS. .! GSur8! SSurS!

On aqen gtim YOn Sdncg. .Ydimaaren, gum
6ebrdu4 fir Gamen uno Sinner, fam tr lhtr
nIht itrtrrffen crrr uInYertluit wirlrn. Sm.
uter Ipridt or lrIbR:
SD panI&s Ju menrn Grtunbcn 1cn Qrha unt
cen umaetcnprn Gauntf5 gu iaBen, raB idl Gins
Scn ecr gr6Gtcn upS ltGulen Nuepabicn ppn al
fen 2trtsn uno Sualttatsa Yon 5dncp ptt,raa.
ren, III meinem @erla9 bite, ;am GjrtrauG fir
Damcu uno &ino'r, pelhs 9rragen mrS.n NAB
rsno trm SpSli'bv uuo gGintu.
Wsine psI5punrrn wurosn III Guvppa asfaWit,
tsHor Die GrtGbun9 reS ietigsn 9anreIaptrirs
IN alien @rihdiIstrtticn Ra!IflOo.
Nuh mill it trmofsn, hap 10 langs nlen &c
genWirtilsr Sorratb oulblitn pisS, mcrrr Id
nsinr geaartn gum &rrfluf anbIcIcn III 8srsel&
tpdt mid titlcIte fOitsn; c5 1T unmB9lb baB
10 tiifsIbs ~ irbacr 3iit impprIrtn urb fa6ri.
3irrn fam iir tie 9rsiis al ipcId3em ih fe ittt
Yntlufe, iU Ian9c rdt garb in ise'ssr Gage il.
@trBtiftt Mot ban aItm StantpIob-No 25
@rt 9am;Itpn Gtrabf, aGtntnun, IA.
g. 9. Qnerott.
2lQentaun, Sct so, 1868. rof9
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lpGrti0E5 N60rtCment n Gin ietr srpBtt, - 0rteer
ale is -,uno er fam fir brilsn SITE bargrn, bn
OaiIsltt untcr Iriner ti9ern QufTht tuG bic
tslcn grbeiter aut9emadt wprbm if- uno tle
YreiBs bic CT fir feline ArtfsI fOrrsrt, rerHcn aic
biaig acfunbn wsrben.
Wan RUFF an unN urtEtlle fur fa lstGl-unb
er tcfft, tur@ tiaise 9rrier, cutie 8ebnung upb
quite Raaren immerbn, nit Geinem 2tnt6eit Der
@ml Gee YubIitume teeGrt su wer6rn.
8euben Sie9er.
gIrnInun, 6sb. 19, 1868. nqbY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
&C q d ri d t

pIrb birrmt 9ssctsn, DAP biz unter;r6neicu ale
9rrrutorsn bon prr Stntsrla6rnIGaft tes pr.
1crtsnsn 9rter Cell. Isst9in prn DER.
Saurcn Saun6ip, 9eGa Gaurtp, nnacRtui
ncrten i1nO. gIae Gtejnissn batrr, prl6e nod
an triaats SintsrlaBnI&aft ihulrtn, 1np titrmii
aufsrforosrt tnnfrbalb 6 gepGm an,urufrn unt
atjuttlatln,-llnO Sutfr bic NOD udtmdbiet
anfcrtUunSsn tabn mSsm finb etrnfale sr
iu6t ioIae tnrerbaIb Ger brIaBten 3st rptlttaa,
tis! rinjubdnetsn. an
Soenrp ScQ
pettr Stu Gr'cg5.
Hcgben SeN
SFtpttr, %, 1868. nq6m
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AQen g6a0er9eGeQ6

gla&,iht wirb birmtt Orastsn, tas finf,it
prCBent alien Yrrmits atert pfrtrn. rflte fir
Nas Satr anfaa8snp am /. Wpril 1864. Gus9s.
9stsn wsretn.
Guf grfctI Der 9paro
Il. q. ytennin9sr, @reiioent.
q. 9. @cri6lGss gum 9srIctnrn tss Spring
stSsnttumS fir sin 9utr anfunsenp an I gIpr
1854, weTnrn nnssnpmmrn jwlfrn nun unb rrm
25. Ropumbrr.
NppIjf1nnlfn wrtsn Die glamen 6rcr 9dre'
i6aften an8cten, 8sjabIunS trr Ernt, u. +. rD.
Ncpfmtrr 4. nq3m
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Srrtemb:r go.
9tQentaun 9ant.

Die jdbrI&e g2aGt fir 0irctlcrrn wl
taltcu perrsn I'm 8:nEtauis, AM Ncnt1
i6. Ncrtmt;r, iwif6m Den Stunten Il
gcrmiitasS uno 2 ll9r Na6miitd5s.
Die iSagij&s @nIammluns rsr Stcd
prb gs5nItrn rCrtcn am Ditnli9 btn 8
UCmter, nm 10 lltr gcrmlttd95.
@bae. 2S. Cooper, Salii
SertG %, 1868.