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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

OF 98ir hobGn bic obiss preiserntebr is
9un9 in cCppater ablibt, ndwltGb, ju beS publi:
tumS Scrtbell une unlrres ei9engn peaen 9euatt.
Oas pubtttum lpurbe nit undbten 9Pdfbinen bic
man otS ens Natbabmnn9 Der unlrigen aueQ19ebsn,
bslbpinoslt. Das fcb baran bsfiroltbs gRstaI rom
&ilb bis gum tstnitsn Stdd, III odrftiaer GuatGt.
Die Sabrttantsn foltbsr gRaibirSn tshgsn nibt biz
9Rttel 9ute ar6eit ~ ltefern. Se hatsn fCb in Qe
beimen 9BinteIn psrbor9sn, rUo ibuCn uum8Qb Die
9eei9netGn mGtbanilbtn 8crribmn9en 10 Gjebots its
ben. Slrb ourb 9rcgen GClbaftstCrieb uuo aus
seosbnts NRanufattur @iiabIdsment5 tSunsu quite
RaIbnen ~ mdFi9En prsIen 9smaht wsreen. Die
tst beathtbt9tsn Walbinsn, wenn % le d uers
ferti9t, laufeu 1ets Gjeiabr in llnortnuH9 Su Qs:
ratben, uno peruriahen bsmjufCl9e bsoGusnot g9dbs
une 8cIien hs in 9utGm 3uitanOG 81 erbalkn. Die
@i9GnChaften pCrauf man be: elmer gRalbius lrbsn
Iol. hno, SitberhCit rthti9sr Sbiti9teit bgi ebcm
@irao pcn @ie, @tnfabbsit Der Confirmation, erOBS
Oausrbafti9tet urb Shntui9tsit i'm SpGriren, nit
Der 9srinelttn gJlibS. 9Renn 0althinen hicis lpe
lnHihen @i9CnIbaftsn psrblnoen Iolen,io mGfsn iie
ron bGlicm NPGialI uno rcltcmmen 9earbeittt ltn
@tr tGfeen in 9rCBsm 9NaBilats 9Sc9s unb Nlitts
blerJu.
1tntSufsr ron g)2aIbinrn, bi, ibr tSsti6es @rOb
ourd is 9spinnCn, psrOsn fuoCu, baB icns pcldbs
ebi9e @9snlbGftEn bsheen. nibt nur gut bei lbusl:
Ter uls audi lan9amcr 8cpC9un9 arbsten, lcnOsrn
audi ia mS9libf gutter Srenun9 Der Artet lan9r
oduGrn. Die ron uns 9Gmaehtcn gRafbncu, perbCn
mebr 1eo bel 9Crin9srer yRbG rintrin9en ais r0enN
anoere, Ieicn fg cine 9obabmunq Der unlri0en coer
nidt sp Der Shat, C IiGben biUi9Gr ais iraGnb an:
eCrs RoFbiueu ais Gje(hcnf.
s. 50. Ginger un6 Co.,
4s5 8rraowOp, glCpsNcrF.
p6ilatrlpbia Sffics $40 Gbslnut Strobs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Am Die 1eiStnoem.
Sebr Gbdbbare MfOBinrn.


Die fctsenbs und6srtrsftli6s gRsciiuen. fnbsum
Ssrfauf in Dem 8ubfiObr osr lInterBlbnstsn.
Or. Spbias' 2inement,
sin S1ttsI sssen Gbclsra, Rubr, Sabsumatism, Ges
fbnallte, 3obnpeb, Sdmerjen in ben @tgeer, Scpf'
psb, 8rouopunbsn, Sbuithpuucen, @errsntun9sn
uuo 70 psitsr,
Or. Sterling's Starfun8s>Y >Yfafter
ssssn Sbwa6beit i'm Stdden, 8ruii unb Ssits, fir
psrfrrrne 5d8s, GsrOfuIa, II. +. 10.
Or. 8ebm's @urm> 3eritBrer,
Gs fno biss 3udsr.eOIsnses, uno FnO Gin uOrtrsf:
flidbes MHtsI 9essu ben @urm bsi ben &tnosrn.
Or, Gibbett's S6merSensSBbter,
sescn Nsurntsis, Quincy, rusben eots, Rbeumutism,
8runowunosn, Sbnittwunben, II. |. 10.
Or. 8rant's @rtrart,
ssosn 9rcn6itis, DpspspFa, Srausn' 8rontbsitsn,
performer appetit 96msrJsn in bet Srut u. |. ~.
Or, WtprIes' gJellOp 0pd @urSeI
Ssrup,
Elm bsrrli6ss gRttel UNI baS Sptsm ju reinissn uub
gu ftdrten, u. {. 10.
Or. SrauB' SettersSalbe.
Dies 1T elm una6srtrsffIibss SRittd fdr bic pei:
lun9 pen SaljfIdBen, Setter, II. 10.
Or. Wprebeabs' Wasnettr>Y fafer,
ous befte SeiI.Yfuftsr in bet sunssu @st.
Or. 6eberlin's llntperial>9 faiter.
Dies 1T sbsnfOus elm bsrrlitbss psil:pfaRsr.
Or, @illiam Wrigbt's 9ilen.
Disis pssetabIilhs piusn fuO Gin bsrabmtss SNit:
tslum baS Spfem 81 reini9sn.
Dr. 8ranbtretb's @illen.
Dissif Stsibfutis cine berrttas Ssinisuuss'pias.
Sr. GbriitieS Stub.
SieS 1T ems mu9nstilbs 5Iuio unS if lebr ldae:
bar.
Or. 9rant'S Standardization,
sr9en furfe @ertaltun9, IusJebruu9, u. f. 10.
Or. @reenS SrSgenateb Sitters,
Gin pubrIidb bsrrtidss gaittst sesen DpspepFo.G,
Or. BrDnefieIbs Suften 8rppfen
elm frbr sutes gNitte sc9en SrOnditts, aueebruns,
u. no., II. 10.
Or. S6enfs Sprup.
Dies III sbenfals Elm oHsrnarts ansrfanntsS BEERS
lt6ss Rittsl 9sssn aus3sbrun9, II. f. 10.
Or. Rbems Su6u Grtract,
ssssn &rOnfbstsn in Der BIafs, ben gisrsn, 9e9en
Or. Sronefielos WarrolpsSprup,
Gin bsrrtibes 9Nitcl ssssn @ubr, DurbfuN, IL + no,
Or. 6obeniods @urm Sprup.
Dies if Elm aItss tsrdbmtss Glitte ssssu Ssn
Burnl
Or. Munns Syrup,
elm ftbr terdbmtss gVitt'l ssscn ben Staubufsu.
Or. Sou9bton6 9epiin,
9essn eSber:Srantbett Dpspcpfo, Il. f. 10.
Or. gtuttalls Spracum,
fdr bic Our ron fclt9sfeetsr aussbruus.
Or. Sbompion6 Sieberzpulper,
ein 6srdbmtss SRitts 9e9eu 5istsr Soltfs6er, sts.
Or. Barnes Salfom.
Dieter dtnshfbs 8uIlnm 1T elm ftbaeGarss @Pittsl
9csGn Durbfau, @ubr, u. (. 10.
Or. S6laub5 llniperialsg gGens,
9esen Srpfibmr,sn. GbCIit, Srampf u. f. 10.
Or. Sorntr69ers QiQen.
Dies fnO tsrabmte Yiaen ssssu GaUsnfetsr,
Rubr, u. no.
Sreini9 II. Sronefielbs 8ieb 9inement.
Seesr Bauer lcGte bislss Ginsmsnt in lsinsm Stau
boteu.
Or. 6. s.. $oirnerS Siebspulper.
Dtefes pulper bot tsn COB nctbwenoie, bu ldCn
elm sesr 8ousr psiB bag ss in Der Shat ftbr Ibas.
bar 1T.
Sreini9 II. SrOnefelbS &eu6putuer.
Dies 1T fdr ben Bauer Elm unsnt6ebrlicbes SR.
tel 9s9en 9etrc6snen @inb oosr Itbem an ben
YfsrbCn.
aas ebi9e SRcoi,inen fno isbr lbaetar, uno man
tann oteiel6s u iGoer 3Git on Den rstbten Vrei6en
foufsn, in Dem ncbIflsu 9udItcbr vcu
0utb unb Sasenbu6,
December g. bp
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@ Grnitlt6e Sea6rt6t

als Dieisntssn rprIGs nod lbulpis lTnb ar
bic frdtrrs j5rma pcn Red, 6uts uno Self.
rib, unS 6utb uno Selfrid 70 pls an ben
llnter3ei6nftsn islbf. ist GO fir SutIfrIpticn
Sstanntma6un8sn, SfrsibmatsriaIien, g9anbs
papirr, Ubfr fir mas ss aud INNER leIn mag
1nb bIermit frnlli2 aufsefcrOnt o9ne 3sitperlull
In bsm Su6acbr gum ,,Qs6a 9atriot" an3uru.
fen unb ab5uts8aten. @ebahte alts He6nm.
gen nj d bs n nun in'S 8sins ssbra6t wrrosu !;
nbem bIrIsIbe bissmal nibt an bic nsue Srma
itrIrassn wUrpsn iInD. 6UfmtIih wnbsn Sol,
DE bic MIR 1&ulprn, biele ernRIi6s Bitts nIdt III.
bsatht laBm, bamit id bod Hi6t ss,wunssn
wrrbGn mag, sssrn Mande, bic ms I&Un 70 pIs.
ls Sabre I9uIprn, lrsnBrrs Mtttsl 1u sstrauasn
Reuben 9utb.
Nlsntaun, giGbsmber 26. 6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
N16rt0t.
4@ @9S1rnnnd

Ols antsrfarttbensn, Srulrs BON Der Ssbel.
SsrsT @smetnSs, aeGa Gauntp, purnsn Doc
gaelttum tstn Stro6, Sru pbsr Saamen spm
S@uuanO gu taufen. Stbr puqs ft barno6
rl@tsH' eab psnn sr tauft, bae tr ss an bic @rs
msInSs bsJatIsn mub.
Santtl Deter, fun, 5nry Senrbis,
Schn @scr9s 8sr, DaSib Srous.
o. SruRits.
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QdurDS StattDn NDI It1mt.

Sulasnbss III cine ei1s Der Sritfs wsl&s am
gnes bes Isbtsn 8srtsls auf bsm eaurps Citation
YORa lissrn gsblisben Fnb /:
9.I. 8ObR, Daniel Gain, Spbn Gubil, Bar
net @lart, @bptn @cnnar, Samuel Gtnssr, @b'
tparO s. 8ariun 2, Daniel Gsrrs. Wi6usl Snl'
pin, Daniel 9leGorbp, SaeOb NeYtrs, Guranre
Murptp, SOlspt MeDunnsG, 0liB Gil Rillsr
Mi6 MnrY SANE 8inssr, &briaian Smttt, Mib
Charlotte Stirls, Orig 5slsna Snpbsr, gBtlliam
SuItsnfae, Nib Narp gnn S&narr, 8subsn
Sparb, Gia., Samss Ssslin, Sbcmas StnnsY,
2, Samuh DoObc, Sobn g. Dismr.
S6tF'8 8rtsfe.-5tUmas Garrel, MiH'
ael Weganntl, SUbn 80. gDisfsr.
Sonas &lein, 9. 81.
Sanuar 7, 1868. %3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
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tStro n hermit Sssstsn, ba6 bn llnteusl6nele ola
s srseu'SE SOn Der StntsrIubsnf6aft bss perlUr,
ofntn 70 amut StfGsr, IeetbIn ron aprn
SGllnlHip, 0,G st&a Gaunty, anssasIt rUrbsn III
au. O.elsni9fn gerionrn oaber, prl6e no an te
la9tf 9interlabsnfGaft fGuIotn, Rnb tiermit ouf.
9eIorOsrt tnnsrbaIb 6 BO6en an,urufen unb ob,
Sapsdapl'n, = tlnb SOl6r bic mod rrdtmSrlios
anIorefran9sn tatfn m6sn, Rnb etrnfaGs sp sp.
uat Hss i0l9s tnnsr6alb Der bsIasten Belt wObl6s.
FattSt sinjubdnbissn, an
Samuel 8. 8iitter,
g>,,.rt 49, ,ooo psiodter9
~ iOo<. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
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3atpau mub MARTIN.

Bbolslals uuo 8statl Dru99fieu uub @bsnifsr, 92t
81 9Sslt pomtltcn Strabs, nabe es9snuber Der Soo'
fSucnss palIC In Auentaun pa.
paben IiGb In MISUNDERSTANDING 9g9ebsn unt
fdblen fiber burtb lirGnee uno b09e Hufnsrt(amfeit
aui tbr 9elhaft uno burb battsn Der beten unb
frlbeten gReoi,nsn, Ullen Die pcllGts 9efreoieune
9ebsn su tSnnen, bic fs nit ibrGm 3uprub besbrsn.
Da mir bsioe Sroouirte Der Irjeuetbsrsitunestunf
fno, 70 tSnnsn mir Sau,ien ron Der Rsinbsit I'm:
lsrsr Wsoi3tnen pNfhern, bic mir ale Dem Be-.
Stuutsn YbarmctSpSte ssmab sutsrsitsn.
Ga g1ebft Drugs uno Sbsmitulisn Ysrfaufsn
NE-Y mir aud oHs pOpularsn patentmeoi,inSn
s2 perfdmsrien, fnntp lrtitCt, 6oarSle, 6aars
o. . Sidesl. uno 5abnbdrften, Sluio, Hltcbcl
Gompbins, 8OblsnSt pCn Der betsn SuOIitat Sob
snSlseompsn, (Stuios uno Sst:eompsn psrosn gum
Srennen ron &OblenSl um9ednOert) SRGtlbes Sfsn
fbndris, SweStSl, SarbicfTe, SpS,ereieu, &C. X.
8c(onosrs Iufmerf(amteit rpiro Der 3u6sreiune
ron arJlhCn @srldreitun9sn 9Spibme
Stobrbottsr Tnb ahtun9spcu sin9slaben bsi ufF
einsn 8srlub ;u maiden, ebC Ie in ben Cities tnus
fen. inbsm mir NIT SabrItantsn uno emporteurs
Sinrihtuu9Gn 9strcfen boben. pcbur6 mir ibnsr
nufS prrtbeilbaftsiis vsrtaufen tSnnen.
ptttorals5 brrrlitbss unO nirf
famed g1ittsl in ,6uitCn uno @srtGltur9rn uno fit
gRnceruns bsr ausisbrun9. Yreis 25 Gents bic
SlOfbe.
8opfmeb. - psrlCnsn bic on neurataifhsr
S6msr;sn Obsr nsrpSIsm 8cpfpsb lsibsu, erbuIteu
lcslsib einosrun9 burtb 6stroub unisres @spbolii
Glirirs Yrsis 25 Gents bic 5lufhs.
Somilieu 5aarmoft d e-;um 8Gini9en
oes SCpfsS, @ntfsrnun9 pCn @rino &C., l28 Cent?
per pad.
SrtG6s @artsu.Sa ms u suorantirt
gut gu fCtn.
pbctcsropbifbs GbsmesOIien itets porratbis.
| Sabudryte fubsn in unIsrsr 2pcibrfs ftsts sinsn
8crratb porJS[unsr SABINE ron Der pCrJd9i6ten @sr'
fsrtiSun9.
6. 9. 9apa1,
Oewees s. Martin.
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@rCbe Sreiss5erutfesuns in
GaW9ss g Co.'s.
Mluaer ildbma(6inetI,

MtlIter = t!GDlll(lI I(Dttletl,
wslbe ais bic bsitsu fdr gRauufatturspsae t'tOnut
fno.
SO, 1. WuRrrIbuttles sMaI6ine, friis
6er Serfauft 3u 800, nun berubselett
auf so. $40. 2. Wiul lterIbuttlesWa>
I6ine, friber perfauft gu 500, nun
gu $75.
Siugrr'S Grttrr 4 Nlafdiue
If Die bslte Rolbus Der GBslt fdr Samilisnnabsrsi
uno letdte Wanu ufanurJpeds preis Unit Sdu:
msr) uno lbSnsr @srSisruns $50.
Die SO. unO g1C 2 N9albinsn 6efesn bic srEBts
Sabstsit unb Gau9tidteit gu 9RonufasturWusdsn.
llnlsre gNalhineu SO. fno DEFENDERS aesanst flr
ols artsu tsibtsr unO 6msrer 9sbsrarblit, aB0ssns
per5isrun9, Stisfels unO S6ut: Su6rifa0n, pfsroe.
9efbirr arbeit u. I. 10. sic iuo pcu bslcnoersr
5rSBe uno init einsm Urme perIeben, bet lana 9enu9
III, bic 9r1stsn StSBe aubunsbmen uao ,ulammsn Ju
ndben.
GS 1T tOum Elm &bsil Der drbeit zines O1absauS:
atters, eer nibt bsIsr burdb e ais ourdb bic pano
aus9efhbrt meroen tSnnte 3eit uno gRdbe weroen
psrmittsIF oerelben In nidbt osrn9sm 9rabs srpart
Der Slid oisler Nla(binsn 1T "a 5o lana unb bic
Sbuttle uimmt 8 Gal bic Auantitat oss Saosns esr
tleinsn auf. Die arcesn 9Ralbinsn arbeltsn nit
| oerleIbsn SdnelIiefsit pis bic tletnen.
Bir mSdhten Die belcnbsre Hufnert(amteit Der @ef
ftens une Sleioermaherinns pie auh alIsr Ssner,
Die leitts Sbnebsrarbeit eilien nciIsn, auf unere
eettfr SRa fdbtntn riebten. Ste pertSrpern bic
prtnstpten Der Wuitermaithinen unb MAIDEN, 1eith
tbnen, ben ein9efchtGnen Sttd; aud boben fe Die
BeittnRune, stnfn ebenic bcbCn Rane in Der Sanit
lienn6btcrei uno lebtsn Manufastur,neden ais un:
fsrs Muftermofhtnen i'm IGssmsinsn fGr bic leetsrs
8siilnniun9 stnuuebmsn.
SBir BADEN RetS Saumer, Seibsus, eeinsn. uuo
8aumpoIIfaosn auf Spulsn, crpis baS bette gRolbi
uenSl In Siafhsn Sc. sc. ocrrdtbi9
gBir fabritirsn uniCre glaoeln Ist6ft uuo mSdbtsn
auc Die ftb unlsrer S1ofbinen beotsnen, rpdrnen,
anbEre gu taufrn. GS 1T uus tetannt, oab 0laoCtn
Der aerin9itsn SuoliSt gu bSbercn preIen pertauft
percsn, ols mir lclb fir Die bGiie Suatitat beans
prutben. Die gabeln, bic mir psrtoufen. ino Sc:
lcnoers fir unisre NaoGbinen onasfertiet. Sine
fhlebts Slaod perna9 bic bette GRahiuC fat nuetcS
gu MAIDEN.
lnIsre suubsn burfu iltsr,sust Isn, onE une IN,
ltrs 3wet9 Bureaur nit bem ddbten artttst per;
Isben IInb.
8si tleinen GtntSufen fam bos @slo psrmittsf
pcltmartCn ooer 8autnoten ein9eIanot rperben.
0~T sorrspCnoentsn pOlIen esfdGisli ibre gla.
men beuttb fbreiOsn. @s III bShit uStbio, cag mir
untCr allen 8erbdltntnen dber has pOltamt Gcuntr
uno ben Staat in 8snntniG eelset wGrteu
0Er Seoermouu, Der lustunt Gbsr 81 M q:
dinsn, osrsn GrSBs, prsils. Nr6sitsfabi9teitsr
uno Die bes l(nfaufspeils gu erbalten pdnI6t fam
otsdbs oaourb erIan9rn, baB CT idb an uns ooer an
ir9ens zines unferer 3pst 8ureaur um Gin
@rempl0r BON
-. m. Singer & Co.'s Wgrlte"
wsnosn. p1dbsS cine lb8us iuulrirte, oem Gsaen,
fano 9dnjtid 9sviOmes 5situns 1T. Ditltlbs rpirr
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&tbenber1 0pit1mt.

Der fClssnhr grtsf III In BEN lrbtsn 9isrtsI
auf sem stssntsrs pUaamt Itsssn ssbltstsn
Reuben Quit.
0erman M b +, 9. NR.
Sanuar IA, 1868. no3m
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6DIa, fir ben 98inter !!
SeiR i6r 2eut, nun fpmmt berbei !

1.NilA W. NfNNff ''Nf'
&teiber MAIDEN Seute!
Ia bic gleior MAIDEN eeuts
Djeles Gprdhworr 9sbt nch All,
llro bic Rleieer fno'll ou beutt
Bei Dem gRge9er uno Ssman.
09iGt Ou beings eisbhens pHttf
@eru gclsben FIN, iun9er 9R0nu,
81 eann nents nur bic Shritte
@rli gum gRtB9er uno . sman.
3ritt hirein in ibrtn eapGn,
Ghau Dir ibrt 91aorsn an!
Sslt man III bier nCbl beratbsn,
Bsi osm gNsB9sr uno . sman.
Sumbua polIIn fis nidt Ipisleu,
limb 8ttru9 niht pGnoen an,
Tair nit Seeerman gu oeaIen
Gtrs6sn Mls D. ger une . sman.
Barum SVtnibsn auf Der Gret
0cmmet allCiammt brrau;
Das Fsiu RtsioGrman9a peros
Gcreen gNtB9cr uno . Sman.
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SSD9elSptQe 9Ditamt.

OT wv T~T*NNEF*
Solssnbes IN cine 81 ifs Der 9risfen tprIdse am
S6luiIs 6es ltBtsn gisrtsls auf brm SyoaelsSl(Is
YOFamt lisssn ssbIistsn linb
In bic 5rsunbe bsS bsricrbensn s.. 9arsnSile,
Samts D. S6alI, @barIes &smnerS 2, GeOror
". 5ofad. @rtffitt GUuns Sarat SlUuab, Ga.
Jtnnus.
Sanuar z, 1868. *3m
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N0efsocr lpnr6 &OsmtO11

.Goufmann5 Sbneioer,
IA Wa6n bsm Yublifum bic Mnjstse' .
a Rs loren mUtlfslsn 8leibnfcbr fcrtltBsn
IANo. SO, Sl.Samilton Strabe. @usnta1
atrabe ncben benz 8spublifansr' Su&Robr' NO
BON Gaa ,u Sag nsus @anrsn auspndsn uno
rsit fnb etm putlifum ouf bic allsrbsfs vs.
,u Ornrn. Sbr gorratb BON
2leiberitpffen
fam ni&t iitertrOifrn rpsroen unb bellett aus
len grten bic man flir 8Sds, Dcftn, gSsRsn
anean Dtneen trnu6t. - Gle psresn bar
Uerartritm unO brtdnbis auf 6anb baltsn
Wrten
Tertt9e 6Geiber,
baurrOaft aus Dem tsRm Watsrtul ssma@t,
Senps, Collars, 5aI6sntd&sr u. 10. unO
tpirb mSsIiGR pcblfctl psrtauft.
Gmmbcm'3lrbett
rirO I6nra, gut unr tiais prrri&tst, unb sd
quite Qrttitrr seGaltsn wrrbsn, fam man iib
auf quite une paTrnos grteit psrIaiitn.
quite Scbsnuna boFrn fs Ssbrmnnn bsfrif
;u fEnnen. Hufst an
Natban nIcbser, Uil9bman Os"l
alrntupn, Sctctr 10, 1862.
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-. al. Singer s. Co.'S Cgrlte"

wsnosn. pHhsS sins bSus iuuiirirte, oem Seaen,
tano 9dnjiib 9spiOmets 5simn9 1T. Ditflbs wrO
gratis perabfclat.
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cross over and put himself at the head
of his corps.
Now, we are no West Pointers, but we
make bold TO say that this is not the
highest style of generalship. 1t sacri-
fees two most important concerns
promptitude and personal inspiration
Every reader Of military history knows
that the fate of the battle often turns
upon some Immediate manmuvering of the
different grand divisions, consequent
upon some unlocked for event. None
but the Chief is competent to issue the
commands necessary for such movements.
II he is not at hand 10 do il at once, the
battle may be lost without remedy
Bonaparte is believed TO have had some
experience in these matters and he said
that he had conserved that il was al
ways the quarters Of an hour that decide
the fate of battle" How then can il be
right for any Commanding General be-
fore a battle to FIX himself where at least
one quarter of an hour and perhaps two
or three, must be consumed in obtaining
from him any new order? Again, in re-
spect to personal prestige: if general is
what he should be, he has the confidence
of his soldiers more than any other man
in his army, and his presence is al
ways encouraging and inspiring. Said
| Bonaparte on another occasion IN all
Jastle6 moment occurs when the hravest
troops, after having made the greatest
efforts, feel inclined 10 run. That ter
rOr proceeds from o want of confidence
in their own courage; and il only re-
quires a slight opportunity, a pretence,
to restore confidence to them. You see
that two armies are two bodies which
meet; and endeavor TO brighten each
other; a moment of panic occurs, and
that moment must be turned TO advantage.
When a man has been present in many
actions, be distinguishes that moment
without difiiculty;it is as easy as cast
ing up addition" And yet, easy and
indispensable as Bonaparte said it was,
our chiefs have usually kept so far away
that its performance is out of the ques-
ton. In these critical instants, they
have no chance whatever of exercising a
personal influence upon their soldiers.
Perhaps these Commanding Generals
and their friends may say that their
presence on the battle field, Or in close
proximity TO it, would involve great per-
sonal exposure, and that their fall might
derange the whole plan of the battle We
will concur in that view just so soon as
it shall be proved that we have any Gem
eral whose transcendant abilities render
him more important to his army than
Napoleon, and Wellington, and Frederick
the Great, and Eugene, and Charles the
Twelfth, were TO theirs. We will cheer
fully make special exception of any
such Commander, when he shall be found,
and not ask that he should do as they
did. But, as TO others, we believe the
cause will benefit rather than suffer by
their keeping as near as practicable to
the work they have in hand, even at a
good deal of personal peril. Rosecrans
has now again shown the value of it, and
there is not one OF them who is not as
brave as he.
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Monsieur Tonson Davis on the ROs-
trum Again

We give the main portion Of another
speech which this Prince of humbugs
made recently TO ga respectable audience"
Of Richmond snobs OF course everybody
in Richmond knew when Davis was to
arrive in the city, and the slim crowd of
Twenty niger aristocrats, and army
popiDjays which turned out to receive the
Great Repu diator, shows plainly that
he is detested by the people who best
know his haughtiness, despotic temper
and vulgar aristocracy. As his audi
ence on this occasion did not contain
many non-slaveholders, he did not make
lame apology for the Twenty nigger
Exemption Act, as he did in his Jackson
speech, where the "poor white trash'had
collected 10 see the Confederate elephant
flap his ears and curl his flexible probos-
els. He would "scorn TO be President Of
the United States" il seems. He didn't
scorn to let the United States take him in
i as chhfity etudonl NJ me west IOlnL
Academy; nor did he scorn TO draw
mileage and salary from the United States
as Senator nor did he scorn to hold a
ecretaryship of the United States even
under James Buchanan.
All will remember the fable of Rey-
nard and the sour grapes. The speech is
made up of falsehoods and exaggera-
tions, couched in ill-tempered, violent
and vulgar language, and too absurd TO
be gravely examined and refuted We
are willing to have strict and faithful
comparison instituted between the con-
duct of the rebel, and the Union armies,
and abide the judgment of an impartial
posterity upon the two. Let the Usurper
remember that in this world there is an
East Tennessee TO bear witness to the
murders, robberies, and numberless out
RACES of.his minions, and burning hell,
in the world to come, where he will expi-
ate his offences.
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COMPLIMENTS TO GAMBLERS The late
fracas with the gambling fraternity,
caused by the arrest of Maj. Cook, u. S.
Paymaster, has caused considerable tall I
The gamblers refunded the money won
of Cook, and were complimented ON their
promptness, Major Larned, the Presi-
dent of the Board, at the conclusion Of
the investigation, made them little
speech. lie said
"Gentlemen, il has been my lot in life
TO meet with all sorts OF men, and 10
transact business with them and,
may say, that never met with class
Of men that were more honorable in their
business engagements, with but one
exception; that one is Jas II. Fisher
and he, learn, is not one OF your irator-
nifty but a merchant Of Cincinnati
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The decrease in the value Of property
is about equal to the value of all the slaves
the in that State.
If the depreciation of property has
been so great in a State which has en-
joyed comparative peace, what mist be
the depreciation in such States as Yir-
GINA, Louisiana and Tennessee? Gov
ernor MAGoFFIS complained two years
ago that Kentucky lost 100000 annual
ly in fugitive slaves; but one year Of the
rebellion has lost her over one hundred and
thirteen millions Of dollars.
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Col. Dickey in his late report to Gen.
Grant, Of the late foray into MOI theastern
Mississippi, and the destruction of
Bragg's railroad communication with Mo-
bile says; :In six days we marched
about 200 miles, worked two days at the
railroad, captured about $50 prisoners,
destroyed "a miles of important rail-
road and large amount of public stores
Of the enemy, and returned, passing
round an enemy Of nine to our one, and
reached camp without having q man
killed, wounded, or captured"