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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
FlRMNEss OF OpINloN.-Men

FlRMNEss OF OPlNloN.-Men who
have opinions Of their own, and adhere
to them with zeal, are looked upon by
time-servers and towards as impulsive.
Like Catholic Mary of England, such
are likely to possess strong feelings,
and have "sone Calais or other el grav.
ed on their hearts" as she said would bs
found on hers when she died. Such
frmness imparts confidence in one's own
course and opinions, and thus begets
selfpossession in moral danger. You
know whero to find such persons IN an
emergency. i4a a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

Mr.. Jefferson, ia his notes on Vir-
ginia, we'll says: IAN elective despo-
WAS not the government we fought for,
tut one which should not only be fhund.
ed on free principles, but in which tie
powers of & 'uernment should be SO dr.
v,dc,l and balanced among the several
bodies Of the magistry as teat no ons
could trancend their gal limits, with
out being etfectually checked and res-
trained by the others"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

Very few people have any idea OF the
great amount Of metal used in carryin.
on an extensive siege. The attack on
Charleston has fur FINISHED an illustra-
ton. A single eleven inch gun fred
sixty times, or once every ten minutes
f,r ten hours, will throw ten thousand
eight hundred pounds of metal. A fif.
teen insh gun used at the same rapid
ity, will require twenty eight thousand
five hundred and six y pounds. Any
one # the monitor class will require
,hir,y-nlne thousand three hundred and
sixty pounds, lie rly twenty tons OF
shot Each monitor will use about
two TONS of powder per day. The en-
tire feet working at the same rate will
hurl ut the rebel f,rt,ficalions four
hundred and fifty thousand pounds o'
iron in ten hours, ut al expense OF tittv
thousand pounds Of powder, or twenty
FIVE tons.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

discussed in the political meetings of
next year. it il we'll for every man to
think them over for himself. Let ev
cry citizen ponder on the solemn re-
sponsihility now on him Of deciding the
policy Of the nation. It is no longer
Mr.. Lincoln who is TO decidc-it is the
individual man who reads this, who is
now to determine the grand questions
Of the future Journal IF Commerce
THE GREAT VIRGINIA EXPRESS
LINE.
We find the following advertisement
in recent number of the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican
GREAT POTOMAC AND RAPID ANN THROUGH
ROUTE.
Promptncss and Dispatch
Meade and Lees Through Express,
weekly line between Alexander and
Culpepper: connect with the Principe
poirts North and South Especially the
Oil Capitol and Libby prison.)
The subscribers, having completed
their arrangements, and gotten their
line into running order, will, hereafter
until further notice run their machines,
('the Army ofthe Potomac and Army
If Western Virgiuia.) every week,
through from Cu|pepper, Va, to Alex
andra. Va, and vice rersa, giving
their pers anal attention to the rum ing
OF each train Lee preceding Meade at
a proper latervail on the out trains,
and Meade preceding Lee with simila l.
regularity on the in trains.
The perfect familiarity Of these old
stagers with the whole route in ques
ton, and the frequency with which
they have traversed it, enable theM to
calculate with perfect accuracy the time
of arrival at the indicated poin ts.-
Having gotten up all their comosives
A"A Ao'''f'e, ~ IL -J1nee nf ~vpopca
and putting them through night and
day alike, they are enabled to disregard
the ordinary wbacks Of weather,
state Of roads, &C., rs those who do a
smaller business cannot.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
G. G. MEADE.
r. e. LEE.
P. S.-The line through Pensylva-
MIA has been disc >ntinuel in conse-
quence Ola painful collision which oc
cured there in July last but such
things have been carefully avoided ever
81 .ce, and every precaution taken for
the future. It is hoped that an inau!-
gent public will not remember that un-
fortunate occurrence to the prejudice Of
the company.
DUNN B,,owN, Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

A PlcruRE FOR CHRISTIAN MEN
TO LOOK Ar.-The Memphis Bulletin
thus graphically sketches the condition
of Tennessee:
'.There is = portion of this State SO
devastated by the civil war. as to be
practically abandoned by the foot ct
man. The men are slumbering at
Shiloh, Corinth and Stone river: the
servants have gained their freedom;
he women apd children b.ve fed to
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
Cards..
SAOLER,

n SA EN-,
uTOULD annornce t~ the pubic generally
w ani his friends particularly, that having
purchased tho Stand and the STOCK or
GS01ERlE> heretofore kept by NIX.
GEORGE Eek, that it is his pnrnoso to keep
ct all TINES a supply Of such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands of
tn. country require. His motto is ready pay
and an Ill profits, preferrins the nimble six
peace to the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
Il share of patronage respectfully solicited
= ly)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

An exchange argues in favor Of Mr.
Chase for the next presidency, on the
ground that the difficulties to be ex-
pected in the u:xt fur wears ore finan-
ciul. As these difficulties, in great
measure, are Mr.. Chuse's own creating
setting him to cure EN- seems to he a
sort of homeopathic, or hair-of-the.
same-dog prcscripti
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
a. d
M,GREGoR TANNERY.

The undersigned has permanently located
.t McGrecor. and having had twenty years
crner;eoce in the Tanning and Leather fin.
tah;nr business. solicits share Of public con.
HIence and favor. Hides and Skins dressed
nron f,vorahle terms a,d in q superior and
workmanlike manner. He also manufactures
= superior quality OF
WATER PROOF BLACKlNG.
~ Tannerv on Bluff Street. near the head OF
Main. McGregor Iowa. Farmers have your
own leather tanned if you would study econ
,,toIviI HENRY DAVIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
WHOLE NO. I'll

more remote and qu,et precincts. Fall.
ing in behind the retiring footsteers
Of humanity, come the four footed beasts
and creeping things. The FIX makes
his burrow under the ruined dwellings
where happy people once dwel'.
The serpent crawls uuder the floor Of
the church and school.hcusc. The
squirrel chattcrs and builds his ncsts
upon the locust tree in the old yard,
once noisy with the mirth Of C. ildrcn.
The gum is rotting in the cool spring.
The partridge whistles from the ridge
pole of the cabin. The wild bee seeks
storehouse for his honey, fearless Of
detection by the human eye. All is
returning to state Of nature. Whata
monument Of the ravages Of wurl''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

GALLAruN AND PAPER Money
when even Judges turn coin into paper
and decide paper is gold, and that coin
is not hard money but sots and very
soft paper-it becomes often
necessary to turn to past men, rs we'll
as past principles. James Gallatin
was Secretary of the Treasury, under
Madison, the father of the Constitution.
He says:
'.The trainers Of the Constitution Of
the United States were deeply impress.
ed with the fresh recollection Of the
baneful effects Of paper money cur
rcncy on the prosperity and on the
moral feeling of the community. 1t
was accordingly provided by our Ma.
tional Charter that no State should
coin money, emit bills Of credit, make
anything but gold and silver coin a
tender IN payment Of debts, or pass
any law impa,ring the obligations Of
contracts and the power to coin money
and to regulate the value thereof and of
foreign coin was by the same instru-
nent vested exclusively in Congress
As this body has no authority to make
anything whatever tender or payment
ofprivate debts, it necessarily follows,
that nothing but gold and silver coin
can be male legal tender for that
purpose, and that Congress cannot au-
thorize the payment, IN a.y species, Of
paper currsncy, Of any other debts but
these due to the United States, or such
debts Of the United States as may, by
special contract, be made payable in
such paper. The provisions
Of the Constitution were universally con
sidered as affording a complete security
againk tho danger of paper money, ,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
SHOT! SHOT! SHOT!!!

ORDERS for the varions sizes ofshot filled
~ promptly and warranted. Terms cash
liberal discount to- the trade. Address !:
Dubuque Shot Manufacturing Company.
: haeyern pahuqne 1c~a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27

When Cromwell first coined his mon.
ey, an old cavalier, looking upon one of
H. ,o,, ..:..-- - 49, :.~.-:-.:o.> 90
one side: God with u.s." and Oh the
other: "Ihe comm 'nwealth of Englana.'
Il see." sail he, God and the Common
wealth are on different sides"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
Adv rIs1N9 X

s,,,i,l notices. loaded, will be charged
ne ratio of So for every ten lines, for one ina
ion.
Positively no variance from the above
rates.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

P.,lishei evory Friday atth' Plalndsa''
priating rooms, Min Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. }. MEAD pro
prietor.
-TENMS.-
Sia ,le copies one year. IN 'dvance, o. oe e
e {. i" at the en1 OF mo. 20
e g g. mo. so
C.. -, 12mo 200
clubs of ten. in advance, cash "o
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-27
PRECAUTIONARY.

PRECAUTIONARY.
The members Of the late Illinois
Methodist Conference insisted that Gov.
Yates should administer the oath of al.
legiance to them. All very proper
doubtless, but the idea of men becom-
ing so suspicious Of themselves as to
require chcck-reia to keep them from
running away is curious, at all events.
We knew chap once in Indiana who
got in debt to the village merchant,
and on frequent occasions would say,
Reynolds, I'm gittin' darnd suspicious
I shall leave here quick some time be-
fore yeu are paid" R. was thrown oF
the watch by this candor, and sure
enough, he did run of and left the mer-
chat to credit the account "By French
leave!"-We never see any ono exces-
sivcly professional since but it reminds
us of the suspicious the above men,
toned chap had about his weakness.
Do honest married people goto ths
Justice once a month and have the Ger.
EN- NAL repeated in order to mase then
stick?-North Iowa Times.
A leading abolition 81
chusetts deals the secretary d K.
following we'll planted blow:
Secretary Stanton has irons
giring made it n leading aim
bo zle the people. Nobody con
of the concealment of army movei7"s='
or of the suppression Of any facts tf
may he useful to the enemy; but out.
right lying about battles that have
been fought, and when the enemy is
fully informed as to the results, admits
Of no excuse.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
6ppflanbs 0cutlhes g5itters.

So n metr ats 10 Satrtn frtOem bleIrS ts.
rtitmts Wtttrl btm nmrif. Yrbfifum Screffiitrt
warts. g8dbuno bieitr 3eit fat es tauffntidltlet
Dunerrfarrn a'maGt. llnp isinsn 8uf uub Scr.
tauf bdt cine SGbe ere6t, bic iter allr 3titalter
binausIeIft. So bat btsisn 8uf aeponnen-
nttt bur6 Gin S9iism Der guteesrbrbuno - Ion;
tern purd brn 8trernl Oes grtifsls Ielba. gBnr
Cu nit BEN Sranfteitsn tetaftft tR, fir wrltt
es empfcbIen pirO, als GuNr. 2cbrrtraut6et, rer.
p6ie SGirafttit. Uoer llncrtnvn9 Der Setbau.
cnoen Sreanrn, tpirO &C Isnsn 9luf In bsintm Sal.
le SOlfOmmsn trpdtren. Gum Gefauf td al
len @pOttettrn unp Sdnptcrn in Msb,nm an Is
@ents per 5Iai3e.
Suli %. rd2n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
Don Der pOtOmat Garmre.
&ces's 2lrmee uabc SsSimtbcifcr.

. oltimore. 23. Suti. Som
Soauptqudrtier miro beribtct, oo5 bpute
frttb 3 llbr Sees 9onje Qrmee in Ses
we9un0 mar uno ibneu in Der Gicbtuu9
na6 @lndefter su obmaribirte. @lpeu,
Der cine Sewe9un8 nab @umberlano,
Wo.. 9emadt batte, fiel ;urdtf uno
ltDloB iib Dem 6auptcorp6 an.
Sn Martin6bur9 fteben' feue erbebli-
den Sruppsnf0rper mebr, auBer elmer
@aualerie : 2(btbellun9 unn eini9en fleiz
nen 8eitertrupp5 3piiben Mortinsbur9
uno Dem potomat.
&unol6after beribten baoe9en, oaB
bei 6orper's Serrp 9r0bere 9ouallerie.
MaiTen, unterltGst BON , Re9imentern
Snfantcrie, iib 9e3ei9t bdtten, BON De-
nen cines In Ser. Staoten Uniform 9sz
tlcioet iei.
lln9ef6br 400 Wonn Retellen @ovals
lerie campfire bel Nolan's Serrp, 8 Meiz
Zen fluB1bwdrt5 bon point of &cds, uno
ueriubre 9eitern 2(beno Gber Den 0ptos
mac Su iesen, um oa5 @IeiS Der Saltiz
more. uno Sbio Gilenbabn onSureiBen.
Sore Nbiibt lpuroe absr pereitelt. Sin
Oetdbement unabb6noi9er Sdaer unter
Sapt. Weans tlieb iie iiber oen StuB in
lbr altes Eager 3urif.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
Ter Krisa i'm Saerprltcn.

W emp y 6, 81. Suli,' abcr 6 a il
70, 23. SuIi. Sen. S0urlbut's Spibz
er, pelbe beute bon Sfolona, MtiiI., am
tamen, meloen, DAP iib SSobniton in
Sranoon (oitpdrts BON SoceIon) befano
nno Sen. S6erman i'm 8eiiB BON Sad
fcn mar. @orreiponoen3en Don 8raoo 6
uno Sobniton's 4rmee iDilpern ccren
Notb als febr 9rOB uno bic Soloaten ols
entmutbi9t. Sic 9eben ben Staat M1iiz
ltnppi auf uno ratben Den Qlan3ern Die
beltm09lid>en SrieoenS Se0in9un9en ,u
t!rIanaen. unlere &unofbafter iOiIoern
Ole Mtebrbeit Der 9Hanjer ais iebr eins
SSerltancsn oamit, Dap Die rnionleutc ca6
Sano oeleeen follten, ebe Seftericn Dapie
Sett estomme, bort feline GonicriptOn
SIN 9onsen Sdoen berrltt erobe 8ez
tturjun9. o
30 emp bi 8, %. Suli. Gin orcfe
4nbabl. BON 8ebeuen, Die su 9ort 0uSs
ION 9etoH9en poroen Iin6, iin6 in biz
nnlon'Nrmee einaetretten.
Ss Sebt fOnit oGles out in 8effen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
Ofi3icller Seribt hber Ole 6cfanaen.
nabme pon t11or9an's 3dnoe.

Cincinnati, 81. Suli. Sen.
Surnitoe bat fol9enoen offitieuen Seribt
BON Sen. Sbafleforo, oatirt @eioer's
@reef, 20. Suli, Qbeno6 0 llbr erbolten {:
SSir uerfol9ten beute So5n Wcroon
init felnem @prpS iiber 50 Weilen weit.
STAB beftl9en SbarmGeeIn nit Dem as.
Sblo BON Sol. 98olforos Sti9aoe, Die
Den Sortrab biloete brabten mir ibn um
3 ubr 9ta6mltta9s enoIi1 gum Stebrn.
Sin Sefebt fol9te, oa6 eine Stunoe oous
erte, rporauf ole Hebellen auf einen boz
ben Sa9et retirirten.
Sb fenoete einen YarlamentGr an Iie
nno Uerldn9te, oaB Sobn Wor9an uno
telne S1noe lt6 fofort beoinosun9slos
siber8eben IotIten.
Sol. coleman empfin9 bic Slaaee uno
bat um cine perf6nlide ltnterreoun9 uno
nm cine Stunoe Seoenf5eit.
Sb bepiIiete 40 Winuten uno als oieTe
oerfIoi1en paren, iiber9ab 1itb oas feino=
ll6e eorps als 8rie9s9efan8ene. SD
bate 9emeint, oaB Sobn Wor9an ielblt
capltulirt babe uno AUDI Wor9an's Sffis
5lere unc Mannfbafsen 9laubten oies,
1ueln Mor9au NIT elmer Jfsitcrabtbeils
Hn9 entpib.
Ole 3abl Der Sooten un0 8erlpunoe.
ten 1T nibt betrd6tli6.
Sb babe 1000 BIG $500 8efan8ene 9ez
ma6t, oarunter cine eroBe lnjabl Stabs.
nno einienoffiSiers. 9eiiern macbte ib
5tpli6en 600 biz 700 8efan9ene. Wor.
gen bofTe ib @or9on fcIbit mob 9efans
gen 3u nebmen.
Mcr9an'6 QrtiGerie uno $500 @efanz
gene peroen beute nod in cincinnati ers
lpartet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
11an 1trn 11ork.

@tugorf, %. Sun. @tRrrn g1udJmIttaa
un utr, rpibrsnb stns 2ln,ubl Bribsr unO Sn.
esr bsIdaftist raren, Sptten itnb 5ol,Rdde IN
ttm &slIsr br5 10. Darp .Staticnstaulrs In %.
Strdbe, aubulsisn, psIdes tstanntlta am 2. Ia
Sc pts gufruGrs nisbsreebrannt purbs waro tur6
Den beIte'n gBnb cine rer Sintemauern uma..
wtbt. Sie iltir,tt nit furGttarrm 5ra&e sulanl.
men tino be8rub In benz Sautts sine Wsngs Sin.
Der. Der auftrtt, Der nun fOlsts, mar ruabrtaft
btr;jsrdBcnb. 5tnurn unb Wdnner lrfen na6
allsn Ji6tuns'r umber unb Iu6ten mad i6rn
SIstn'n, bic, wie man firttet. 6ufG bic sinllire
itnoen Gr;immsr sr1dlasen por6rn Ilnb. DetrctiSt
WtOOusal, Der nA In Der Ndbs bcfanb, prsaris
Ittte lc8l't4 cine S&aar arbrisr, r,tlGfn 60 mad
,tu'tiunbiser Barter grteit artang, Elm flsncs
Mtao6sn BON rttpa 10 9abrep lrbrnb terborNrtrs
ben. Sb9Istd IS fdIimm Srrltyt iR, alautt man
bod, oaB rs nit benz 9ebrn bapUn fcmmsn pirp
IS wnren gcitfrn Nrtsitsr emilia 6s1&aftlat, BEN
S6Htt ttnrrsjurGuren unb man tat IpGtrr nod
Sinber Iebcno, ipenn aua SerIebt, unp tutt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
gSpm Rraan,s 2lrnee.

Sin Sit.SenneiIeer pon gutter Samilie,
elm 5uUerldiit9er unionsm2nn, mar Dor
orcijcbn Monoten ala @onIcribirter
in elm @ifiifiippi. .Reeiment 9eltecft uno
nab MObile 9ebro6t Woroen; er beri6.
tet:
QnfunBS Woi wuror iein 8e9iment
Der Qrmee Sra99's na6 SuQabcmma
3u9eionot, Die bamals 10000 Mann
Sdblte. Die Geute paren i'm au9emeinen
NIT Gnfielo RifIsS uno Minie Mu6eeten
ipcbl bewafnet, ober lbredti6 ob9eriiIen
uno jerlumpt, pisIe mari6irtsn nit un:
beoeftem 9aupte uno obne Sbube eins
ber. SIN 9anJan Suartiermelfer De.
portement flno itb fein &leiounesltdd
mebr ucr. Die @aualleriepferoe perbun:
9erten aus Wan9el an Suttcr uno Die 9e.
fiirbteten Geitsriboaren mnoerten lid
be6balb pon Sag su Sage,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
Or. Sobios' 9Senetian Ointment, .

-
Sin ot9fnblidiifrs i1titmtttel fir ttrcnff6c
Rbsumattim, &oPfpct, 3ltnpsb, Group, Gclir,
wrbrn Sals unp G'IiseritmsBrn. 0rpbirr enr
8ialGs unO tbrrwugs rid. Dieter Nrljtst 1T
Icit IA Sabrsn nit GrfOIs 9ctrnuGt wcrtrn.-
Aae bic re anTrnpen, rmgfsblm s5. Eauicntr
bic wc6cntana brttlissrig rarrn, unb pbns &rd.
den trmrsumg5lra Gascn, tUnnrn iitr bic maaii6r
gBtrfan8 tlriss einiments 3'uanB ntlro,n. Sic
itno berasilclit unO psrtiincen rriItn 6uoenpcn
pur& baS eano. ROpfme8 jsrr Dit wirp furirt
wCfir man lih psrtiirst. Our6 cine ,cttiGe
4nwrntun9 rtsies etntmsnts, mrO man Ycn ZEN
S4rCden zines fqulen SaIlss, Suiniry unb Dip.
t6ertr SsitIa trfreit. Sc bat brsts Suntatc
bapon brfrett.
0-3u BADEN Eel alien OruasiRrn unb in
Dem Su6iip9r gum Grha Gauntp Qatript, aQrns
tCirn.
Sul %. NOM
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
SSpm EIlnrIeifpiI.

Neu'gSrt 26 SuG. Qm 10. Ssrruf.
ten bic 8sbslsn unIsrs Stuitmd&te BON Sames
SnI'l gu Srtretbsn. DIR 9lnsrif mar pISbtid
uno unerpartef, trureen atsr untsr grp6sm SerluR
BurdtsriGIa9sn.
Oas @cmtavtsmsnt auf Sort g8asnsr purcs
am Wcrarn bss %. BON ben llnipntruppen erneu.
ert. sGdbnnS tsm Sags ipurbe bas Sort ,um
Sawsarn setraGt, unb itre Sabnen wraaeI&uI.
fen. Die neus Union Sattsritn ipurben oso,n
bic RsbsGsn eEffnst, rsItr srpbe @rrtrrrun0sn
anrihtstrn.
SpGter maHtsr mir attrmuls tintn @narff auf
Gcrt gGasnsr unO un1sre Sruppen mueten N@,
mad hespratsr @tRnnftr, rad itrer pcrbrr ae.
baltensn 9rlitUn pisbsr jurtid,irben nit bessus
tsnosm TerluR. DIR 8sbs1rnprrIul 1cq niht 70
lGwsr isin, absr BADEN psIs Sfft,srs SerICrsn.
Die ndfiisr Ssrt6tsn prrbrn uns tciFcntlidb
osrtiinesn, bae un1srs Qrmss lirsrri6 unb bus
san,r 8sbrlsnttum in unp I'm Gtarlellcn in IN.
fern 5Gnpm IN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
ger Grirg fit Die IIuiou.
SDro @rteGsSd1
Die Derfslsuns Qee's.

o9ersto 20. Suli. Dem
SfGf,u9 Der RebelensNrmee 1T bel Sun=
fer ,6ill bon ben 1niontruppen ginbalt
9etban poroen, tpel6e ibre Nodbut einz
bolten. QperiQ belditi9t ocn Seino ouf
Der lpeffliben &dfsu9slinie felt 2 1aoen.
Ran 9laubt, oaB Gpell uno 5000 nit
elmer ffarfen RebetIen Madt ,wiIben
Wartins6ur9 uno 9oo9e6uiUe lfeben.-
SrIterer punft lie9t l3 Mcilen BON @its
llamsport, lesterer 6. Die feinoliben
Qidets biloen eine 9inie bon 0oo9espiQe
big gum S6enanboab, binter GbarlcIton,
s WeiIen BON 6arpers Scrip. Oie ae;
fannie StGrfe oes ScinpcS miro ouf
10000 @ann qeibdet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-29
s. c urb n:

Gm II. SUM, In gisOr Mitfcrb SaunItip,
eeAa @aunts. Alfrsb Stud, i'm Qlter pcn 9 Sab
rsn, Wcnat uno 80 Sage. 2lm 20fen wurr
sr an Der srUbsn S6wumm Jftr6s tsrpiet. @r
mar BON alien gea6tet uno telistt.
gIm 5 Suli. in Ntebsr Wtlforo Saunf&lp. Qes
da @ountp, SObn Woyer, i'm Nlter BON &C SAT-
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