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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

ABOLITION AND SECESSION THE SANE
The Government cannot endure permanent
ly half slave and half frce," said Mr.. Lincoln.
A Union between free States and slave
States is impossible" responded JEFF Davis.
Now, rebs, if we put down all such of our
fe lows as think with Ola Abe, and you put
down all such of yours as think with Old
JEFF, no doubt you and we will be able to get
along very we'll together again. Let's try it
Louisville Journal.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

e The receipts of money paid by draft
ed men now amounts to nine millions, which
it is expected will be increased by one or
two millions more. The whole of this sum
is to be appropriated to recruiting under the
new Proclamation Of the President.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

The patriots of the Revolution are
fast passing away, and soon the last will be
summoned to his final resting place, The
youngest of them now is about ninety-fo
years of age. On the lst of July, 1862,
there were but sixty-two of them living,
since which time over one third of the num-
Der have died
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21
TUNKHANNocK, Pa
Wednesday. Oct. 21, 1863.

9. M. Pettengiil & Co.--No. 81 PARK Row
New York, STATE ST. BosroN, are our Agents
for the N B. Democrat in those Cities and are author
lied to take Advertisements and Subscri ptions
as at our lowest Rates
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

E& The scathing rebuke of Bishop Hop
kins to Bishop Potter on our first page will
be read with interest by all. The letter is
reply to protest of the latter, which was
published in our last.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

IL Our subscribers, who can, would do
US favor 20 send in their subscriptions by
men who are coming to town. We will send
receipts back for all monies received. Our
expenses are heavy and money comes slow.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

G. The vote on the proposition for n
State Government in Nevada Territory was
S,l62 in favor and 500 against.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

e. The printer wants money Pay up
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

By the President:
Wm. FL. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

James Young. being first
duly sworn says that he present on the occasion
abov estated and that his recollection is also distinct
that Rev. Mr. Brownscombe remarked as above stat
ed in reference to Bishop Hopkins letter.
JAMES YOUNG,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-10-21

Democrats in SMALL CAPS, Republicans in Roman
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Die ee6a @ountp 9e9snfeitiss Seuer.
DerGGerungs-We(f4Gd)aft.

8et siner iabrIiibsn 2Babt burd pte GqitoIisos,
oer et6a gauntp ss9enlsitissn 0srf6srunsS Sc.
isuf6aft, esbaltsn am 3ttu Gppsmber 1862, Ent
Die fOl9enbeu berrsn iir pas sintrs;snbs Sobr ols
SerTaIter bsr @seuftnft srrdblt poresn, namlidb
Daniel 8. 8afiau, 8sauepiue Wsbsr, leirom 9.
S6ons, psnrp GbuHe, SasOb Ndssr, Samuel
Ssrnbarb, 9Balttr @. Suber, SatcS Bsnutr.
@scrss 6nrseu, 9aeuben DOnnsr, @eubsu Ssn:
nin9er, Spen @. Suuff, GoTparo Bern.
llno nun, am 15tsn S1openbsr psriammeIts Nd
otsiss 8oaro. uno errpabIte foIesnbs Bsamteu fir
eas Iaufenoe Sobr:
gls prrFSsnt,-Siram !. Sbanh.
Gls SGabmsiisr sr.-6. ID. HarReH.
@Is tdr.--SennepiIIe pooer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Gpnfa.urptSpG

Das ein,Ise Snarumsnt bslsr SIEt In aIsn-
taun, rurbs nsuIiG patsntirt uno an Srpben Ss-
fen BON Gbra uno Sausr anssfGafft, UObur~
in ben Stanb ssiest fnb, Gin ssnauss !" ~
Ropfss auf pdpisr Su jsi&nsn, e. ztaeAt ~
aslits PUT ssfcrmt tpirb unN .scaaap SSr tr.
sitI wtl&t Sorm Der . Vatsn sHsb. SId&s
den patrsnS br . ..cpf Qat. Rets 3ats erfs
n,bnt an Der .otsa SaSs st,rOtnEG unnneSs
boIs Rss' =. &CPf, afS nan6maI u &c Der 8au
Isr S,t Germ bts RCpfss ME annstmfn. Diss
6tbier tpirb barur@ perurfa6t, paB 6dtt ntt.
maIs bsm Sopfe ansspabt, IOnbern nuE ta NII'
semeinen bon Usrl2isOmen @rSbsn ptrfTtist lOsr'
ben. I'm bislsm usbsl uOr;ubeustn, rpnrbt tas
Snltrumsnt, @cnFsurUtsps ssnunnt, sinssfatrt,
NIT usl6em In 3sIt BON sini9sn Gstunbsn TN. ae.
nauss Nctsl bes SCpies rbaltsn rIrb. Damn
rrtro Der Sut mad bsm Wuafr bee Jeppfss es.
IOrnt, pirb arnau paiIsn unb fret icln bon Druid
auf irBfn6 einsn SbtiI bee Scpfss, unb bamis
Utro eicI sspfWst une anbsrs Observation-Disclosures
perbinbert icstten. rEf sl'niII1i-l
NlsntaIn. Oft. 20, 1862, ll0 sIa nsb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
@efeaI0aftS : @ud6fano.

Wa&rt&t rtrb tiermit eessben, bab bic felt st.
niger 9stt Der bsRanbsns @sfGdfts 9er6inbuna,
!ntsr Der Strma bon 9 6up.n u. 3ubaers,
N Dem srifen gDarb Der Stabt alentaun, am 90.
Januor 1868, burH bsIbsfeitise gtnpiuauna
auf9sISbt pOtbsn iit. Gs wrrbsn Satsr ale Die
tsntsen' srlu6t bic NOD an brIastr 5irma ItuI.
ben, foslsih an5urufen unb ub,ubesabln,
Sol6e Ots nod 9lnfurbsrunssn taben mGasn, ftnb
ebsnfalis srlu6t SOlGs cbns 3eipsrluli ensuban.
bissn.
German S6uon.
Sobn Ro6sers.
~ueh'aun' 6spruar ii, 1868. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
8rDam'S NOnImOmic SSofers-

D!ee orisineIe SRsoi;u, ,usrft ,ubersitet in
1851 ut Der erfe artifel Der Nrt. Der IL untsy nsr
NaHsH Spn Imonit Bafer in oie(sm cher
tr9eno e'nem anoern eano, por has pu6lttum oe.
orabt purps. Der ddbts artitsl fam baburd Sr,
SGhnI @ meroen' pab Der Name ron Brpau auf isoen
ssofsr sinsebrudt in.
gs Srpan's puImonie 9Bafers
@aubeit. '''''" F1''' ""'
Srpan'S puImonic @ofers
Aarirsn afbnla, SrOn6itis unp Idwsrss atbs
men. ''''
Srpan's pulmcnic @ofers
lSurtrsn SIutfpeien unb Sdmerssn ber grua,
~ Srpan's puImcnic 8afers
Ss.s:I 1usltsn 6sstnnsnOs ausisbruns uno aunssn.
Srpan's pulmonie Bafers
Surtrsn Sritaticn bsr Noula uno 3Snfiis.
Srpan's puImonic @ofers
Sur'ren bic obi9sn anfansn in jebn gQinutsn.
Srpan's pulmonie @ofers
elao sine sesnuns gu allen aldNen unO Gsnlfi.
Srpdn's pulmonic 8afers
Stno iebr fddtbar fdr @Otultfsn unO Sfsunbe
Srpan's puImonic @afrs
nstnsbm. ''''''N'''
Srpan's pulmcnic @afers
eutfsrnsn nibt NUT autin, Ccnosrn tsmirtsn sinG
auernoe 8ur.
Srpan's pulmonic @afers
@srosn ~arrautirt oIscmsius 5ufrspsnbsit 4.
eben. srt o
s'ne 6an,tIie fcllte obne cine Scr pcn sSrpan',
puImcuic Baftrs i'm SauIe. fein.
Elm &sifsnber Obns einen gcrrotb ton 8rron',
pulmOnie lBafrs in fsiner Satire.
s'ns pericn wiro fidb il ifrau6sn 25 Gents FL,
SrranS puImenis Batrs su bt,abIsn.
"ss Sob WiOfes,
austn'9sr Gissnttamsr, RcdsGfsr, 81. ~.
" GbsntaIIs ~ Dsrtauftn bsi ben Druooidsr
obn V. WSisr unp eapau unb G0artn IN 9usn
IN. " ""'''
o'0'uar II, iooS nll
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Yf a 6 ri DIT b

wirO Die anit aesstsn. tab bic llntr,ri6nsten ols
Apminl' Hdtcrsn bon brr 5initrIaAsnCcbeft brs
Ssrictt fnsn p pstsrRp to, Iebt6in Don en-.
sSpslitaa SounfGlp. ee&0 @amtp, anatll,Ct
pcro,n. itne-glIs ei'jsniaen, psIhs bab,T md,
an efiaSte SinterldifrnfGalt lGuIria (n6 wtr.
Ofn h'trmtt nufssfCrhsrt lnnerboIb 6 gbetbea ot.
9uH 5a0l'n, uno SclGs bic nod rsblmSeIet an.
lpt ACE potfn' bsItebsn ibrr gls6nunasn ins,rboIt
SsEasitr Belt TobIbrRStlat sin,ubdnSto,n an
;3snrp @otb, q ;2S,,,,rs
9anunr %. - 'N't ~ sH. s,s-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
tr @ebnunssfibrer telafist i'd, pie fslqt

Der 8sbnunssfdbrsr tstnifst F6 vis fslat:
8ilanI IN ednosn, San. 4, 1862 S23s 81
SntrrsTsn auf tsfu9te SiIanj fir
Sabr ID 80
Yremien empfanaen rom 4tsn San.
1862 tis ben 3teu San, Ne60 46J 56.
8aar smpfan9m pom 4tsu Sanuar
1862 Dis ben 3rn Sanuar 1863 4S2 o5
Sanuor 8. 1868, empfanssn pcn 9.
Nooer, &ar l "A
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
gas grOfe GngIiG6r gjeilmit-
Cir Spbn @larte's
bernbmtes n1ittet fur Srauensimmer,
3ubsrsitst mad elmer gUrl&rift bee Cir 9.
9larts, W. D., ausatad&nster @rat
Hvrr Der HSnfoin

Dtsff un[6dsbore Meoi,in in unfebi6ar fIr ei.
6silun9 ron ollcn ben fbmer,baften uno osfabrfi:
@en 8rantbeiten, pelhsn Die Gon(iitutionen pon
Srauenilrinern unterrpcrfsn finr. Gie permin,
perf ausn uebermaB uno entfernt ulIe binoerniNe
4unp aut cine iofortt9e bsilun9 fam man fdb
fIber perlofTen. '
far urrbriratbrte 4fraueH,immrr
III oisfelbs gang DEFENDERS Ibabtar. Gle brinot in
slner turSen 9tt ois menatIiden psriopsn auf eine
9erpdnfbts BsiIs on.
Ssos SOttsG, prsis elm 3balsr. bat ben sesois.
nn9s Stamp pom Grcebrittanien auf Tb, um T6t.
ibuu9en ~ perbdten.
SSH pGrf dtig.
OtsIt pilsn fOlItsn n d ssnOumsn psrben in
S Sta Stet W srFsn Waonatsn Der S6paneerIhaft in:
ia6sn.-bet einsr isbeu an6sru Sslfoenbsit oSsr
fnS eisfeIbs v6ais fiber.
Sn allen Saaen pom nerpSleu uub epinoIs1ntYr.
len, Sdmsr,sn in bsm Rddsn uno ben elisosrn.
Pfrjtlcpten, Ppitsrids, u. No. bepirfen otefe sil.
zen ttne Hur, rpenn aue anbtre gPitte( fsblaehlo,
gen bdeen uno cblhcn Elm ffartes 6ei(ittSl' spts
oalfeR oie ptutn oenncb tein Gien, galcmel. Nm:
tlmSnp. ne3 ir9snb stwus fonit, bas Der GSniitu:
licn fhabGt.
@oas duwsiIuussu 6sfinbsn Iidb in ben s,omph.
Hls UNI ols padogsn, rusIbe wObI auftspabrt rpsr.
Oen loutCn.
S1.OO uno pcR:S :StGmps in sinsn Brief sinos.
t1leasn, an ir9sne sinen autberihrtsn aaentsn az.
lanot. hhsrt tr9eno Semano cine 8cusI, snttaltsno
81 ptlsn, beim Sddtsbr Der gSf gu. wv,
aaetntssr assnt far tie @rsiniatsn Gtaatsn
une bic Gannbas Cob SH.fsa
Rohsffer, 81. 81.
0 Sbentats Ju babsn bel ben Druaailfsn Scbn
%. Wcler nno eapaa unb gRartin, in alIentonn.
Stnberuns in 10 Nlinuten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Or

Der as6nunssfdbrer bsIufst fb pis fOIst:
5auuar 1, ls63.-8ilanI in Sanbsn
pom 1862 $ll 80
Saar enlpfanseu felt Dem Stsn San.
1862 5O7 10
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
@ecretGrs 8eriht I'm ls82.

Bsnnspi asW WOOer in 0s6nuns init cer
eeed1a Gauntp ssssnleitissn Ssusr @srf6sruns.
GeieIfbalt:" -..... .....
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

o. pier ift 30 bemsrtsn, baB Or. Samuel
r d. uen glcrt3amptCn Gaunrp, oIs aasnt bielsr
SElsllboft srnannt ucrosn if.-gcldbe Saber mel.
be tbr @i9entbum perfbern pcGen, tSnnsn sntpeoer
'si tbm ocer irssno sInem Der ObsR ssnanutsn Bsr.
uaIter poripretben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
$51s 40

Der Seerstdr sibt id Grsoit lpis fCIat:
ausbejabf on ben Shoemeilter G.
ethtenmauner pom 3ten Sanuar
1862 bis gum 4tsn Sunuar 1868 S4s5
poIien auf panb SO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
SeIeaf6aftS AuGDfuno.

NaSvt6t wtre ttsrmit sssstsn, bas bic felt ri.
|etr 3ett Der bsfianbsns @sI6dfts 8rbineuna,
litfr Der Gtrma bon 6arr WesatT
Nlsntaun, es@a &aunty, In BEN SHsfsl. unt
laut . @siGdft, am 2tsn Sstruar 1868, burtb
tosrtttttes etnwillisuns aufsslSbt purpsn ia
tpfrosn bat1 ale Ssjsnisrn rrGu&t, bic an
astt 8irma l@uIbsn, inusrbolb 80 saesn, an
m aItsn StanSplnbs 90. 79, In bsIaster Stuet
,uruftn unb atSub8atIm, limb ScIds bic
! q rs&tma6ss anfprd&s gu MAIDEN tatsn, lino
't@falls sria3t fOl&s wSbIttffdtist sinsutdnbi.
b. 1fa sE
@ Satob Z. Sarr.
Tf.. ...# .10FrsN mehoer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
llo. y. Die nnsetbeilte 9dlf ftr
- breiitbdistes badifeinernee
I;;i:A ll) 0 bnbans,

IL Sub 6 3ca In 5rOnt unb 80 In Der Siefe.
adss oas lisssnbe Gissnttum, gan, unb ss.
mstnl1aftltH an mid tibsrtrassn burG gBiIam
Wsrs, bon Der Stabt alIsntaun, far ben 0a.
Btn istner @rsbItcrsn.
Sapttaltlisn pereen pCtl tbun ipsnn Fe BE-.
Osntsn enb eas Cbtss i&dsbars 8srmSssn nqbe
Der ROllmtibls Iisst.
sS-Gin sutss 8s&t fam sssebrn wrbm an
Uesr rCr benz fen @priI nd&lfens.
Die SsOtnsun8en am gsrtaufstuss unb Guf.
trartuns pCn
Sonos So6, 2(ffienie.
Gtorudr rs, 1868, nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

= PJJI IU
9Dir bic unterl&risbensn, aIs COMMITTEE ere
nannt, Tim bic 8eHnuns BON u. g. 8entn.
ser, S&aBmsilr Der et4a Gauntp Qdertaus
@sfsai@aft du aubitsn. bsri&ten bas mir bic Be.
fasts Hs4nnns ssnau untrlu&t unO bisIslbs aIs
riGtis stfunSsn baben. une Fnbm in ben Dan.
ben hss S&abmsiars rnt Silnnl BON srpet BUN.
fsrt une 3rti unb jwnn3ts stulsr unb stpd unb
Uisrjis Gents.
8slsusts NIT unisrn llntsrl&rftsn bisTsn %.
5struor u. .. 1868.
@borles &ed,
8. g. pearion,
.. s. Mortin.
OldrS 4. 1858. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
gpGtiobr ssmS SSSi,.ter
Siite 1lnO aappen

Bsr f& tu elmer Der 1H6nhsn 6ttt pbH etnsE
I&Snsn Sapps ptrbslfsn pia, Der raslbs ID an.
Gbriit unb Sauer's l,sE
wutlfsilsm Sut unb Sapptn'GmpUrium, Slr. IS
@sfD eamlltUn Strubs. Der SbsfsIlups 3aus
ssstndbe.
Dtr tabsn lcsbsn unf,rn gcrratt 6lsfsr artt>
fel aufasfdat, NIT unlsrrr sissnsn Wanufattnt
in6 unter unlsrr tIssnen GuffGt rsrfsrttst une
pabg, was Stpl, Dausrtafttstdt une btuier
prttIe anbstrifTt, ale Gonrurrenl 80 abertrtfsn.
p6r Die 5errrn Gtria uno Sauer IsnttR DC
IOnbere @ufmsrtIamtrit nuf bic atntfa&f, eab
ie bic ,inSism 5ut.5utrtidnten tn AatntauH lnD.
syernsr lenfen mir bic Aufmsrtlamtfit Der sas
btss BON aGsntaun unb IlmSsssne auf unifEH
arp6en Houatb rr- -trdgH Esd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
S6asmeiIters 8eri6t fir 1869.

9 tpi t&tsnwou r, in 3sdbnuna nit
Der "eeda 9ountp 9s9snftitissn SsusrsSsrfidsrs
un9s; Gelsnibaft:"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
OSeuer NyeIs=SSG

Das Eager rntbdlt pslspaarsn isSr @rt. na@
Der ususasn Mcbe ssmdGt, rrslte au ben btate'
(lsn prsiIsn psrtauft unb fir Ssrsn as@ttsit sa'
rantirt iriro. tae T
S9-qmb Stubrtultfr wsrten aR City 'gssifm
uerleten. @ o Er Eunlgl
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Antgnte<@erfauf
faasburem Iissenbem @isentbum.

hasbarem Iiesenbem @isentbum.
gm SamRus ban IA. Ndra, UNI 12 lltr Rit.
tags, ICa am DHentli&sn 9aRbnufe bon 8 ia
9 &srsr, natt Der ROamdtle, I'm rasn 0art
bsr Stabt GGtntaun, fOlssnbss Iissfnbs gtrmSseu
gum gsrtuuf dusssbUten psrbsn
llO. ]. Gine Gottf GrnnO,
20 Sub 5rUnt unO 23O tisf, sslsssn an Der ede
Der GrCnt unb eibertp Sra6sn, stpif&sn Der Roa.
miible, I'm srilen 0arb, in Der Stabt alsntaun.
Durauf III srri&tet elm
- breiitBdistes baffeinernes
:;i; StObrAebda0f,
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. 8ert Of t

oer ee6a Gauntp Qderbau> @efe[lTbaft.
1868. 2iabilitdten.
6tbr. 8. anfsibtn bon serfGItOtnsn Ser.
lonen S2746 81
9IIanj su @unftn Der @sfsaf&aft 13435 ga
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HatntAun, 8struar ii. .oOJ.
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Aaenfaun, 6ebruar IL, 1868. na4n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-08
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY RoRNING DEC. 8 ls6J.



Tedleben Is experimenting the works
for strengthening Croustadt and barring
the approach TO the Nsva. In one chan
asl leading 70 the back Of Cronstadt, about
three hundred lighters laden with stones
have been sgnk, so that now in no part is
there more thaa four feet OF water. In
another ohanael three hundrsd internal
maohiaes are 10 be made, each Of which
will contain seventy pounds Of powder
aud explode by a slight touch from 3 YES
sci passing over. On the main island Of
Croustadt, seward, large earthworks are
being thrown up. Some Of these earth
works are 70 be covered with y inch plates,
placed on an angle Of forty hvs degrees,
and curved over the top so as 10 form
cover. Another means Of defense eonsists
Of . submarine boat Of colossal dimen-
slons, in the construction Of which about
two hundred tons Of iron and steel are to
be used. Great secrecy is being used
about this boat. It is to have engines
worked by compressed air; 10 have a very
strong besk, with provision for attaching
large cylinders charged with powder to
the bottoms Of vessels, to be fired by cleo
tricity. The parties navigating the vessel
viii see what they are doing by means Of
bull5 eyes, and they will be able to regu-
late the depth ct which they swim, gene
rally keeping quite close to the surface.
By the lst Of June, 1864, the marine de-
psrtment confidently expect to have at
Orcnstadt sixteen iron-clsd vessels, and
they consider this a very poor feet for
such power ss Russia. Enormous exer-
tions are being used 10 obtain the requi-
site quantity Of guns, with suitable ammu-
milton for all the forts, esrth-works and
ships; and II will perhaps be found that
the Russians have really got aheed Of
England in guns and shot. Guns are now
being produced in shout dozen factories,
working dBy and night, and in q few days
another Elswiek will commence. Its pro-
duction viii be solid cast-steel guns from
the 8-pounder TO the 1l-inch gun, which
latter is TO FIRE 500-pOund shell. To
provide the necessary shot and she'll for
these guns all the founderies sround St.
Petersburg have orders, varying from l5,-
600 TO $4,000 each. All the shot and
shell, from l2-pounders upwards, are for
rfHed guns. Round hammered steel shot
sre also being prepared to suit the naval
sixty -ponnder gun; one firm alone has In
hand 80, 600 Of these The land artillery
forces are also adopting the steel guns for
their service. In anticipation Of war and
the supply of srmor-plstes being stopped,
two forges are erecting, capable Of making
10000 to 1900 tons per year Of srmor-
plates. Large supplies Of saltpeter have
been purchased during the summer and
the powder works have been extended, and
are working night aud day. Flour has
been very largely brought for delivery in
February, and for those places where the
the ordinary course is by water in spring
extra prices ase being paid for winter de-
livery Two years supply Of coal has
been provided for the feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-08
BOsEoE oORzEEs, \: Ya]

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an sorts Of Psragraphs.

Joseph Shoemaker, Of Indiana, los years
old, wss seen by the editor Of the Republi-
can, Of that town, hard at work chOppiDg
cord wood few days ago. He had cut
and stacked eight or ten cords during the
summer.
a new Haven lady, whose dress was
bsdty tesu tha other day by gentleman
who stepped upon It, stopped him iu hi5
apologies, saying that she was solely In
fault for having such ample skirts.
Mr.. Stephen Wstmore, Of Psrrysburg,
Maryland, sped u, wss on his death bed
when t1e r. oent elsction occurred, but
voted the Union ticket, the ballot box being
brought to him for that purpose.
Mrs. Crissey Of Decatur, III, whose hus-
band Is Chsplsin Of an illinois regiment,
recently related 70 q visitor that many
years ago her little baby, while playing in
the street. fell down and began to cry. A
very tall young man, who was passing with
yoke Of oxen, picked the child up, and
landing him inside the gate, said, cheer
folly, 4" You will never make q soldier II
you cry for that The little fellow at
once banished his grief The tall young
man was named Abraham Lincoln, and
Mrs. Orisssy introduced to the visitor
young csptsin home on furlOugh as her
sen, who had become soldier af.er all.
The hrst snow this year at Salt Lake
fell on the 2Ist Of 0otobsr.
The Rochester IN. " boys were out
with hsDd-sleighs on the 10Th inst.
A medical college for women has just
been started in New York.
Il Is said that BlOndin has Joined in
partnership with wine merchant.
Lshigh coal sold at Philadelphia on the
2ifor Sll.20 per ton, Whioh Is The highest
figure ever attained.
Ths last survivor Of the massacre Of
Wyoming, Jeremiah Spencer, died on the
2Sd ult at New Hartford.
The returns of pauperism in the English
cotton districts show an increase of $50 for
the first week Of November, but total de-
crease since the beginning Of the year Of
14l, ,4s0. -
Incsndiary fires continue TO occur fire..
q1ently in Carroll and Coos Counties, New
Hampshire. Several valuable barns and
church have been thus destroyed in the
night, and numerous attempts have been
made 10 IRE hotels and other bnildings.-
These sets are committed by parties from
distance, it is said, and no motive is dis
eoVsrable.
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