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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
From the Irasburgh Standard.
FROM THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Fort SLooUM, WASHINGTON, !
ID. e., June 2lst, 1868. (

-.a d. T., June 2lst, 1868.
DEAR OLD Boss:-I now seat myself
down upon white oak plank, between
two solid walls of heavy stockados, at the
entrance of the magizine, opposite a door
that swings on heavy hinges, similar to
the great iron-barred doors of the future,
from whence come so many American
bomb shells that 60 screaming through
the air--for liberty--as they are cast in
to the hereafter-for the purpose of scirb-
bling a few lines by the left flank. for
the benefit of myself and others who
backslide to the rear" upon order, as
regular as the wheels of time bring
round inspection day. Inspection day
as general thing, comes once in a while I;
sometimes twice or three times. We were
inspected last Wednesday,byMajo jor Ander-
son of the ll2th Penn, brother of the
gallant Anderson who threw fire into
Charleston at the memorable siege of
Sumpter. ui ue .,.s 5r.
Fellow citizens and schoolmatcs of
district No 4, as sit here, T" on this ere
plank" that have told you abdtt, my
walkers resting on the ground, can feel
the earth tremble, and hear the roar of
heavy gnns in the direction Of Harpcr's
Ferry. Now calculate something moth
er's going on down there that had mt
ought to be allowed back to so late date
as Sunday, June 2l, 1868. Now, fellow
citizeus of the Green Mountain peaks, if
i was up there, and wanted to come down
here, pretty bad, and didn't have no wife
or children, nor nothing in particular to
hinder. and if dad would let me, would,
the first thing | done, gather myself to-
gcther and come down here, all in one
solemn column, to the tune of " Soldiers
joy common time, route step double
quick, guide all round, MARCH into the
rebel dominion, and If | could, clean out
every son Of them, from Jay to Mexico.
This crushing rebellion by slwo motion,
wheelbarrow gait, ought to have been
long ago "played out " and tried by the
double rule Of three. This is no ohild's
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
From the New York Observer.
A LITTLE WHILE.

A little while to walk this weary road;
A little way to bear this heavy load
Then all our earthly pilgrimage shall cease,
And we shall wear the crown in perfect peace.
A little while to love with earthly love,
And then we share the "fullness" from above
A little time of darkness and of doubt,
Then the bright home whose light shall ne'er
60 out.
A little toll and sadness here below
A little time watch and plant and sow
Then Jesus calls his laborers away
Where everlasting joy and gladness stay.
A little while of storm and wind and rain,
And then the shining haven we shall gain
A little time to toss on ife's rough sea,
Then in that peaceful home our rest shall be.
A little while Oh, Saviour make us strong
To bear that little, though it oft seem long
Guide thou our way with thine own loving
hand,
Till we shall enter in the Promised Land
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
FROM THE 9TH REGIMENT.
YORKTOWN, July 9th, 1863.

YORKTOWN, July 9TH, 1863.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The 9th Regiment has
once more pitched tents in Yorktown.
July 7th, at o'clock P. NJ, we had or
ders to strike tents, pack up everything
and be ready to go on board the transport
Hero at 10 l-2 o'clock. We were at the
dock on time, but we waited two hours for
battery to 60 on board, and at 4 A. NJ
we started. We had very pleasant trip
down the York River to this place, where
we arrived at o'clock. We went outside
the fort to our old camp ground, pitched
tents and remained through the next
night To-day we have moved inside the
fort, into quite comfortable barracks va
Gated by the 10th Penn. We have the
promise of remaining here for long time
and garrison this fort. 1t requires SO
privates, IL commissioned and COM
missioned officers daily to guard this fort.
Another regiment is to man the guns. 1t
will be very hard for the boys to do this
duty unless they have help from some 9TH
er regiment .rre ~. .ra r.,
oHe.o o
To-day is the first anniversary of our
regiment in the U. S. service. The year
has seemed short to most of us, but our
number has fell short almost one-half,
showing that We as soldiers have endured
hardships and privations not found in
civil life.
l would not say that this is the best
regiment from Vermont, but | would say
that the generals who have been placed
over us have given US the name of being
the best they had for duties Of any kind.
| will draw this to close, hoping to
hear that peace is declared when every
vestige of secession, notification and dis
loyalty is blotted out, and the Flag of
our Union triumphantly waves over all
the land where treason and traitors have
found shelter, and not till tAen.
May the glorious victories of the past
few days be closely followed by Others
Yours truly, HORACE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
s. HOWARD, Publisher.
MACHINE POETRY.
BY NICK.

al MIN.
Brattleboro, Fourth of July -
Fall in fall in that's the cry,
Cannons booming muskets cracking,
Flags flying, Lady's chatting, . I'D.
Fall in boys, and try your hand
Before you go to dix:e's land.
Lamoille County takes the lead,
In sending soldiers to the fields
There is plenty boys yet to sigR
And not be hanging there behind t.
Working for nothing, and not get that,
While we, down here, are getting fat.
Washington threatened threatened with
what?
T General Lee, and his miserable flock,
Ewell, with the Jackson pack
After 'em, boys and drive 'em back
Pshaw don't be frightened, you need not
stare,
The 1lth Regiment is there !.
Come on come on! and see the fun
And learn to use the Parrot gun,
Just go to Morrisville, some fine day,
And sign your name and come away,
And leave spruce logs, and that cord-wood,
For 20 month will do you good.
Pennsylvania and Maryland in a plight,
They say, getting ready for fight
Good wade in, if it is so let them see,
If there is fight it will be "free,"
To all that wants to join the band
Of our tried friend, Old Uncle Sam.
To close this off, it will plainly seem
That this was ground in a machine,
That's good for all works (as you've SEEN
And if you should conclude to go,
You will find that every thing is so;
And if you come, or if your sent,
Be sure and join our regiment.
attleboro, July, 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
TERMS: S1,5o per year, or
S1,25 in advance.
learn an equal amount of sclf.control in

learn an equal amount Of self-eontrol in
such matters? ito1 t(arIEu aog
There are one Or two items worthy Of
note in the Bible view of the question.
First, that the historic dancing named is u.
not condemned, but the idolatry or licen-
tiousness connected with it, Now that
dancing and sin have, gone hand and.gl
from the beginning of the world, needs no
proof; but so has music and sin, eating
and sin. ,s What VIC want is an eye clear )
enough to discover what and which is the
sln' and. strength Of will or grace enough
to leave the one while taking the other.
In the glorious lists Of graces and
virtues named by the various Apostles as
the fruits of the Spirit, dancing is not
named as one of them, therefore have no
faith in religious dancing but neither issit
named in any list of the fruits Of the car
nal mind. The just inference, then, seems
that it has in itself no moral character
whatever, and that its right or wrong IS
dependent altogether upon circumnstan9-
ces "''' " "d aHi'c
GO 6 Note, also, that Solomon makes no
mention of time to lie or "a time to
blaspheme, or "a time to get drunk real
immoralities. The fact is, that the sub.
ject Of what is sin, and what is net, is /,
still greatly mystifed- ed-hundreds Of Il men, H.
whose consciences are quite easy while
those who reap down their fields receive
naught, for their work, would be horror
stricken to see son or daughter skipping
about the parlor to music of the piano.
Hundreds of women will keep girls work
ing in their kitchens cooking heavy din.
ners on the Sabbath, who would be shock
ed not. to be seen in their own seats in in
church themselves, and yet have never
pointed out one soul to Christ during all
their life and DO not feel condemned. 10 NJ
when shall we cease tithing mint and
attend to the weightier matters of the
law. n" " ""V'''' j., u
LET all young perosns take especial no;
tice that make no plea or excuse for balls
or masked balls, expensive dressing, and
always planning about dress, late hours,
and and being 50 ffatigued by, recreation as as
to require, perhaps more than all the
next day to recover from it. Living in
and fol pleasure, in any form or shape, is
often enough. condemned both by Moses
and Christ but learn, young friends, to
ttouse the world as your own and Christ's
servant, resisting all its attempts to over
come, '""'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

tsi,r,uFn 9a 8yBd r8u 8eodI -gf9u aW
The FAMILIES OF DRAFTED MEN.-Bc-
sides the bounty to which drafted men
arr, entitled, their families are entitled to
State aid under the l76th chapter Of the
Revised Statutes passed last, winter.
What with the pay, bounty and State aid
the families of drafted men will be as we'll
provided for as those of volunteers, and
IN all respects those who are drafted will
stand stand upon the same footing. Certainly
it will be as honorable to respond man
fully to the draft as to volunteer. If
the full quota Of the North is filled upon
the draft the last hope Of the rebels will be
taken away, and the rebellion is doomed.
So. Adams, Messenger. '' ''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23


.. sg The Newport Neaos notices the
marriage, on board the, litule steamer
tsMountain Maid" on the Sd inst; of
Geo. William Smith and Maria Jane Nor
ton, both of Sutton, G. f., as follows,
% YGeorge and Maria got married last
Friday, aboard the Mountain Maid. raA
more laughable performance was probably
never before witnessed atthe marriage al
tar in Vermont the officiating clergyman,
even, being compelled to resort to various
expedients to preserve his dignity and
equilibrium. Georges pants and vest did
not meet by several 'ems," and Maria's
"yaller' frock fluttered ii the breeze high
above the ordinary range Of propriety,
while both George and Maria" kept their
teeth at work during the ceremony, over
two big guilds Of gum. A wag present
offered fifty cents for .Maria's quid after
the knot vas tied. sso1ss sssi 0 5ssg,s,m
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

es- On Thursday night previous u the
Fourth, liberty in Sheldon, two IN
Enosburgh and one in East Berkshire
were cut down. Miscreants who do such
dastardly work are not deserving of tho
blessings of free government and would
look better to emigrate South--I6 jagia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

sympathy and cooperation of every wo-
man in the County
Mrs. M. G. DAVENPORT.
vt. Agent U. s., Sanitary Commission
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
EinaeGcdt,

Ser @bnp. S0r. Graver muroe 90.
ri9e 8Ode in Strange @amtU, &ir0ini.
en-, aus elmer Stride oboebott lmo in oo6
3ibmonoer @rf6n9ni6 9eworfcn, neil er
fein ScrrGtber an ieinem 8otcrldnbe
weroen lpollte.
SD' DisIrS 8sriabrtn Der Nissw9eB SuBrrn
I'M Siibsn wlrb bon ben temctrOIIGen llntunSsrs
lGUr i'm ylcrecn fir rc6t anssnummen. .--Ssorr
llnicnamann I'M SHNrn mu6 iawetsen wsnn Ct
untsr ben SrslrnpertGuirrn fprtfcmmsn wilI-in
man&m Jalten iinN Qrute bort an ben @nl0rn
ssiitbrt iuOrbsn, bic fir bic Union unb driiti6e
Srbnun9 lIb fanO eenta6t 6uVm.--Sm 9lproa,
parf man ater tbm iUie man wia--wrnigI gItne
auf bGmOfraIiIhsr Seite, uno mir pfrern aud
6alb IN tin bemOfrattl tl6su 'uniUnjTreiber 3etn.
gen lslen tGnnen, bab bic @iniparuns psS Yre6i'
gers @ra0sr lst8smGB unp ssrs&t 1T .-gGsnn
Der wiittsnbe SsreIfOnif I'm NOrbm oter ne
gen aphvsrrGtGTiIAm asuiirungrn gum S6wri'
gen 9sbra6t wirS, 70 trEa9sn iia bic iitslttritm,
ten SsmcfratilGen 3Eitun9ebrudfr gang otIteulid
bariitT, coB man ben llntunjsrntrrrn bos Mau
pWINlirbt unb mht t0un biirfsn ME lIe roGfn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
7cre DifcreIa.

9Gir cr9rcifen bieic @ele9enbeit uns
fern beionoern Sreuno Sonforo 9 tes
y ben, Don Sbcrfaucon Saunibip, Sc
d)a GauntD, unIcrn bcr3licben Oanf abs
,uitatten, fir iene berrlibe Sifbe, (pid=
ercl6) bic CT un6 ol6 gteuiabr6 9eIbenf
cinbdnoi9en lieB. Sap cs ltnion Yices
crCt5 warcn, mic un1er Sreunb stephen
meint, mollen mir niCbt befreiten-aber
oo6 rpeit 0epiIcr finb mir, Dap fie ous
cen 0dnoen cine6 9 ctrcuCn llni0ns
Srellnoe6 in bieieni9cr cine6 nj cren
II MON 50 onne6 0eoan9eu fino,
Dem fic gang Yprtrefflib 8cibmeft baz
ben. SrcunO Sanf or0, fold Offenz
Dcr3i0e6 9SoblWpllcn 0cDt bci un5 ME
per0e6cn-rmo mir lpartcn nur auf cine
Srle9cnbcit, Inn ooBclbc 9ebori0 Su err
mieoern,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
6eraoe was pcrlanat wiro.

Mooome 9cmore # pen Dem ,,Mo,
DC emporium" 9trO. 473, Sroaomop,
N. 81, bat loeben cine ronoerborc, wobls
feile uno lebr niieli6e H6b WoIbine,
fir Somilien 8ebroutb, por oo6 @ublis
FUN 9ebrabt, uno oieIelbe foltct nur s 5.
Oielelbe mabt Den laufenoen Sti6, bat
feinen ,S6uttle," unb in Sol9e ooUcn
9i6t Feline Wdbe in Der Stipulation, ic
Dap elm Wdo6en bon 7 Sabrcn teidbt boz
NIT operiren fam, uno oe6 nit Der 9r6B.
ten 8eibiGliCbfeit. Die MofhineiIt flcin
9enu9, Tim oieitlte in ir9eno cinem gtGb
Circle 5u tra9en, fam an ir9eno eincm
Silbe befelti9t wer0en, unb Iiebt bonn
9er0oe aus pie Elm Ndb.So9el. Oiciels
be miro ourb cine fleine Grant bepe9t,
uno 9ebroubt cine 9elp0bnlicbe 9tobd. :
Man itebe Die Setonntmobun9 in elmer
0noern Spaltc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
Derrdtb crci Der DemoFratcn in Gus
3crnc GduntV

yujtrne SauntD i'm 0iftibCn 0emfptz
ponia, mar bcfanntIi0 bo8 einJi9e Gounz
tD uniCre6 GStaotc6, in pcldm bic 9rz
motratcn, burtb cine nieDertrGbti0e, 0es
pllenlpiie 9rrlic ouf9eBeet, lid geipalt=
lam ocr pom 8ouverueur anocorbnctcn
Nu60cbUn9 Der Miljj mibcrGeBtcn, uno
100 SIut f!icBcn muBtc, cbe ocn @cic9cn
Ncipctt pcribaht (peroen f0nntc.
ll6 cnolib, nadocm jlpei Menfben ocz
tootct uno meDrcrc Ucrlpunoet parcn, Die
Nu6Debun0 pOr8enommcn meroen fonnte,
pcriutDten oie Ocmofrotiitbcn Si6rtr III.
les M09litbc, Inn bieieIbe illuioriftb iu
m0Cbcn uno io piele ol6 mG0lid) bon ibren
Dartci8cnonen rom MilitdrOicnite 3u be
frcier. Nomcntltb Gcnotor Starfe fol-
in oieicr Se5iebun9, bic 0rGtIfcn Setriiz
9Crcicn untcritHbt babcn.
Son @ouOrrneur Curtin 1T neuer6inoS
Elm GcmmiiIdr nob Scrantcn oeI1n6t
UNI bic Upr9cfpmcnCn 8Ctriiocreien ,ll
mtcriuJhcn, 0lItin Die Dempfraten fu(bcn
ibm ollt ocntbdrCn 0inoerniiIc in ben
28e9 ju It9cn lmo 0a6 bcmcfratijCbe
Sdan0bldtt ole ,,gulcrne Union for
pert 0llc OCmotratcn ouf, GiCb Iofort III
be>pafntn uno elmer ctmaioCn SSerbaf.
tun0 Oe5 Senator Gtarfc lid orpalfIam
su wiocric6cu. ,9tur iiter 5000 tcmps
trotliban YclCben t6nnc man ibn nee e0brinz
gen. ruft oic ,,llnipu" mo otr NbiloocG=
pbia 0cmCtr0t" 0rudt nit ou0cnIbeinz
li0cn 8cba0cn Den ibmod)ppQen 2(ufruf
6ur Tebelllon lpicoer ab.
S6mo0 ouf Die cntartctcn 9tatbfomz
men DER padern patrictcn oe8 SDatcG
bon 8pomin9, ole iegt in ocr Belt Der
D00ften @cfoDr oc8 2ancc8, bic 8oreS
llno &cWdtDer ipicieu Uollen, Die iid,
lpei0Crn, oa6 ponO ju Uertbcoiocn unc
NIT oIfcncm NufruDr ac9cn bic 9eIeBliben
ScD0rocn orobcn! 24ann cinmal wieoev
oer Sricocn 5urtif0efebrt 1T, miro man
ribt uer9eiIen, >pie uerrGtbcriiCb Die clcuz
Oen oemoFrdtiiG)en GopperGCao6 bon 2u.
5ernc @amtD 0eD1ntelt Daben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
9 er betratb c t.

9lm l8tsn December, bur6 ben @0rp. Serrr
u. Strabturser, Ssrr 8 e 10 3 al fer, Dor
Douglas SauR1hp, Srrfs gauntY, nit W1i6 y e.
bseea . d. te I, pOn pUttssrope GnunI6P
WlCnt9cmerp @auntS.
Qm %. 1rcembr, bur6 ben G6rw. 9. 9
6letn, Serr y btTtp gBsrtm a IL, nit Diff
. attartna Smi tb, bebe RON qynn
2sfa 9auntY.
am 30asn NSSenbsr, bur& ben G6rw. 6errr
5. HBler, Serr s bn8e srt t, bon Sang.
lhTamm, SrrPs gauntY, NIT Wie Sarat
8e9e y, ben Marunsje, Gs6a Gaunty.
9lm 25Rsn December, Ser 9 sSt.
t 0, NIT WtB 3ebecca SSwal b, beibr
Don 9ansI6wamm.
an brmirIten Sage, 5err SenrY @ d {.
r, ron Gan8I6wamm 3lp., init @t6 II "a
appenber9er pCn Warunss, 9e9a
@aunty.
(@iuar0rbt ourtb Den Gbrp. Gimcn q. @rC6)
9Im tltsn December, Or. NeGIUn Qps
= lie b a d, nit Nib Sarob 6. @fert,
hetbe BON SrQrrsSiIIe, Sufs Gaunty.
@m 27Itrn December, Scr, SIuacSerb b.
c d, CgGittwsr) BON MilfOrp, nit Diff 6 as
TT artna, q. Sc Ter, ron Saprpi, beibe
non Buds GauntD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
81 G It orb N:

sIm ltBten Saming Mcrsen, In gllsntaun,
al Der IuSSebrung, Sr. 8 Of nSricprt
IN einem NIter Bon stra 80 Sabren.
9lm icbtcn DUnnsr1ag Mcresn, IN SterIall.
con, eeha Gaunty, bic g0rgattin oes Srn. 8 a.
9 dbe 4 y, In srm Nlter BON stpa "a SAB
zen.
gIm t4trn December, an Der gBc6nung tbrss
SaterS In Glib clifton, Slinois, an Der @us,sb,
rune, VI M a n a Q % bge c, 5c6trr BON pr.
ter unb NfarY @'Cpb, alt 26 Sabr, 10 MOnat
Hnb IA Sag.
@m listen December, In StersS sSaurcn, Qeda
Gauntp, an Der gGaiisrIuat, 5rau @ar a
Bar Sara, gbe9attn peS wrtlanb psr1prbee
men gE q a IN N Grey, in etnsm @Itrr ppn
rs SaDrn, z Nlonaten unp s 8aeen.
glIn 25lrn December, In alentaun, 81 + ia,
6as leste unb Ste &tnb bfs neuli6 SrrGtcrtensn
9enrYS. 81 9Ua b 8, uno leiner Gtegattln
& atbartna, a, i'm Glitter BON 5 Nunaten.
Sn Der Isbtsn SUnntae gla6t, am SypBuib
t5teber, Serr 3teu BEN gBenner, elm 1etr
bsltetter uno eeaftster Siir9sr ron Sibwbsttball
&a"nifip, Gr&a Gaunty, In Nem Attcv BON etwu
48 Satrsn.
(Gtn9eianNt ourd Den &brp. lorn. 6. a. @rCB)
@m 27ien NOSember, In @eaerspiae, q /,
| tee, SS6terletn son SCbn unb Maria SrG,
mer, alt Sabr, 4 @onatfn unb Is Sasen.
9lm 23aen Drremtsr, In Guatertcpn, 6 0.
u u a, Goceter bon SsnaS uno Wiary 8cpsr,
alt 10 Sn.9r, 8 Nlpnatsn unb % Saeen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
NQ6rt6t.

9ladribt piro biermit rem Witslirbrr Der 80.
gBbritbal 9rbrns0cf 8erfhrrnes GsIsalGaft"
gcaeben boB Der iStrllhs Gar fir bic @slta.
I6ait nun seteat unO paB Sfrr Qpam SGsirs,
Collector reIsltrn angeltellt pcrosn IN, Der an
fplgcnOsn Saesn unb YIaBen Swi6rn ben Stun-
ben Don bis 8 ll0r, ss8enpdrtiB Isin lpirN, unr
osnidtcn in @mpfan9 gu nsbmrn:
OlcntasS ben 5ten 9anuar, am Gaa6auIs bon
Satcb @sOrg, In 9cWSia.
Dirnaa9s ben 6tsn Sanuar, am @aRbaule pOn
Satcb QitSsnhr9er, In SbGrmacunaie.
OhtirOf5 zen 7tsn Sanuar, I'M @albauIe
bon Nugu1 Daniel, In SissHsStas.
OcnnrlagS ben Strn Sdnuar, am 9ah9auIs
bon Salompn @risIsmr, In SiiOwbsitbalI.
5rGItags ben 9tsn Sanunr, am @'aii9aule Scn
Deter WoGr, in SdNpbsitbaa.
Samlaa5 ben t0hn eJanuar, dnt UaltbauIe
pun Ii1abman SpGlsr, In NcrewteittnIl,
NluntngS bn 12hn Sanuar, am @aRbauie
ppn . unO .. 0jrOf, In ShnedsStllf.
Dimlass ben 13leu Sanuar, am 9aftauis
Spn Natban pttr, In g8alfngtcn.
NttwoGs ben titcn Sonuar, ant 0aftauIr
Urn WclcS S6net, in allentown.
DcnnrrlagS ben listen S5anuar, am @aa'
G0uIr pon 9clsp6 DGyts, in SbulaueUn.
8rritagS rem tGen Sanuar, AM @aabaule
pcn prtr Rcbl, IN SbtrIautrn.
S1mida5 rm l1tn Sanuar, an @dAGnuls
gpu 6. 8. 9rt, IN GataIauaun.
Dte WitaIiepr pursn iualdt Ena&ri6tisst.
Na6 tcr Ctss Collector srmi6tft 49, bic 8sd'
nunBsn OcriEniDcu, wsl6r an bificn Sassn ni6t
abtrSubIn, bn 9dnern eInrs 5rirNnsi6irS
gum GntrsitGR 81 tittrgrtrn.
Quf gsrcrbnung Der 8carG.
BitIlom 8ern, S6asm,
Ot', ~, 1862, na3U
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
2fGentaun, pa., Sanuar Z, 1863.
Se%oF@ Ss1srbn6 %srS osrousssGsr unO Gisentbamer
aGer. Miller, 9sbutfssGbitcr.
Der l1atriot in 1863.

oJnoem mir unIern Uielen uno oeebrter
EcIern beim lntritt oe5 neuen Sabre5
8lGd uno Ge9en in alen ebrenbafter
llnternebmun9en pinf6en, mGbten pil
ibnen Su9Ici6 bier bic &unoe brin9en
Gap mir oen Snbitripticn6s Yrei6 pom l,
SSdnuar an ouf $I,50 erG6bt baben.-
Oe6 1T ourb Die 0erau59eber aller
Soaupt 8eitun9en. 0elbeben, uno mar
oper lit, bel Den jebi9en bOben papiers
preiBen lnum01n9lib notbpenoi9 gene
fen. SSl Sins ooer oa6 2(nbere mubte 9es
INSTRUMENTATION Die 3eitun0en einaeben
3u laben, ober ben @rei6 oerlplbcn ju crz
b66en. 9Sir boben Die Yrei6s s@rb6bun0
9e)pdblt, un6 fGblen Uer1ibert. oaB unIez
re licben eeier oamt ;ufrieoen Iein ipGrs
ocn-belonOer6 lpenn man iDnen nod mel
oct, Dap oa6 papier, rporouf mir rniere
g3eltun1 orufen, frtiberbin bloc s bic 10
Gent5 foitPte, nun aber is bi6 20 Gents
ba5 pfuno tcitet. Scoer Fam baber leid)t
ttben, caB Der S0ritt, ben mir 9cnommen
Daben, unpermeibli6 mar. 9Sir pinI Iben
unltrn liebcn 2elern aber audi ferner bic
&un6e Ju brin9en, oob mir un5 fet emf
iblpiien baben, Feline Wdbe gu fporcn,
oen - patrict' in 6ieiem SSabr-wenn
ocrlclbe in uniern 06nbcn uerbleiben 1pu=
te-lpc mG8li6, immer nob interefanter,
an9enebmer uno Yon mebr @ertD5u ma
Cben, ais in Dem ioeben perflohenen; zoe,
n9tten6 toll oerIclbe an einem 9ut9es
>pdblten Snbalt feiner anoern 3eitun9
IN unicrcr llm9e9eno nabteben. Tim nun
Hlele6 Scrbaben Inn 70 leitbter ousfiibren
5u tSnnen, mGbten mir un1ere Sreunoe
in Den perI0iroenen Sbeilen bon 9e6a
1Ino Den an9rdnjenoen Saunties bitten,
aIn6 ale SorfdlIe uno Se9ebenbeiten Die
ibnen Su S9ren fOmmen, 70 pabrbeit6s
9ctreu uno l6nell als mGalib mitjutbeiz
len, wofGr mir ibnen immer wili9 fein
peroen, unitrn Oanf ourb 9e9enoienz
tte ju be3eu9en. Oa6 Qofoelo pelbe6
Ole MittbciIun9cn foten, tpolIen mir Dem
lleberlenoer 8erne wieoer 5uriideritatten.
ga6t un6 olic rebt oft bon Sub b0ren,
TreunSe !
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DFSoebsn at5 mir jur prede 9eDen,
miro BON oen Oemotraten cine Srieocn5s
SerIammllln9 in oieier Staot ob0eDals
ten. - Dies mar na6 uniern 2(niitbten
our6au6 ni6t notbwenoi9, oepn Die Oe.
mofrotem oGrfen nur ibre 2SaTen nies
cerle9en, Cont Dat ia gtiemano oicielbe
9e9en oie Re9ierun0 er9riffen,) mo oiirs
fen iNb Der Contribution un0 Den @eicBen
unterperfen-oann boben mir ia Sriepen
uno 1T 2(lIr5 retbt. 94er barf oieiem nj:
oerfpre6en Habbem un6 ole &erbouo.
lun9en 5u 9eiitbte fommcn, iperocn mir
pobrfdeinlib nod lpeitere Semsrflm9en
tu madden h0ben.
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fenrr in &aI1bmra.

2(m porteeten 0ienfta9 Mor9en emf
bettte man Dap Die Oampf Moblmtbte
bc6 0rn. s Dn q 10 # in SalSbur9
ouni6ip, Geba Gauntp, in Slammen
ftano. - 2(llc mG0libe l(nltren9un9en
wurben onaelpenoct, I'M oas Seuer 3ulC
i0en, oltcin e6 lieB 1i6 oic6 nidt tbun,
Bio ciclclbs 9GnSlitb NIT otlem Snbalt,
iommt ben &ecbnuneSbdbcr, ein9ed i1ert
mar. Da6 @eb6uoe ETC., mar, tpie mir
beribtet iinO, ettpa $1,000 wertB, uno
ipar tbeillpeiie ueritbert. Man 9laubt
DAP oa5 Seucr on9sle0t woroen Ici.
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SaS aItc rmb baS meue syabr.

SaS dItc mnb bnS nemc eJabr.
DaS alte 9atr il jsbt babn
gBie a!!ss glte mub sntTist'n
limb jsBt tesinnrn mir auf'S 9ltu'
Gin SauIenb a6t Sunbnt SsasSis unS Drri.
0o8 Sabr 1862 1T nidt mebr unb 9ea
bort ju ben erei9uiBpplllten uno ftirmi'
lten unIcrer 3eit. Nonbe5 1T tpd brenc
oemfelben anbers 0elporoen wie e6 mar,
unb Wanbe6, mas bate anoer6 uno beis
fcr iperoen follen, 1T unperGnpert 9ebliez
ben, uno oaDer rpiinfben uno bofen mir,
oab oa6 ieet an9etretcne Sabr 1863 Seis
ieres brin9en miro, uno ooju Den 2tuz
INN ieinen 9ndbi9en Sciitanoe
onflcben.
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Tbeaterbrano in lOalhinaten

l8 fbin9ton,3I 81. Sec. @cftern
2tbenb 1T 6or06 ncuc6 Sbeotcr an Der 10.
StraBe ob9ebrannt.
0as 8euer bratb INN 81 tlbr aus mo
Inn 7 llbr mar oo6 0roBe SebGuoc Elm
6aufen BON Srimmern.
Won 9loubt, ooB oo6 Seucr burb bit
9tdbIdfi9feit cine5 2(rbciter6 cntitonben,
Der befbifti8t par, Die @a69crdtbe 81
reparircn.
Der Scrlu(t oc8 GDcotcrs 0ircftorj
Soro miro auf $4,000 an9eIblo0en, oit
| ltDcilweiie Ueriihert Iino.
! 9err Soro mill oa6 6au6 fofcrt mic
Der aufbouen,