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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16
Prom ths .Nsiiy of Apri, i3,
D,s,res. 4. INC south.

That the army Of the confederate states,
40 we'll as its people, are exceedingly
straitened for necessary supplies, is most
abundsntly established by irrelragable
proof II viii be remembered that so long
ago as January last, very important dis
patches from Secretary Benjamin to the
Foreign Ministers OF the Confederate Gov
eminent in Europe, and England, were IN
tercepted and captured, These dispatches
disclosed that even then, the confederate
army was suffering for supplies, not only
of food, but for munitions of war. In a
dispatch from Secretary Benjamin to Min
lister Mason at London, dated in October,
1862, before the 0iatsY of discomfort "
had commenced, he says eXultantly, that
although the main object of the Kentucky
campaign had failed, the invading army
had succeeded in capturing and bearing of
a large amount of "Ueeded supplies of
food, ;" and also of arms" That the con-
tederacy was, eoea then, destitute of earns"
is further eyinced by another passage in
the dispatch, stating that these captures
would enable them 10 furnish arms to
troops who We're ready to take the field,
and were only delayed by the loant Of
them. Secretary Benjamin also alludes ex-
ultantly, to the capture of arms and mu-
nitions of war at Harper's Ferry, as being
providential in their then restitution of
that kind of material,
There can be no doubt then, that, after
passing through the winter season, and
losing so many vessels attempting to run
the blockade loaded with military stores,
the confederate government must be in
great distress from the want of guns, am
munition, &c, but chiefly from the scarcity
of food to maintain so large an army as
they are keeping on foot under their des-
potc conscription law. No wonder that
"bread riots" are common all over the
South in the chief towns and cities 1t is
the legitimate result of the fell work of the
wicked revolutionists against the " best
government the sun ever shone upon, and
under the distress arising from absolute
starvation it is to be hoped that the mass
of the people of the South, whether at
home, Or in the army, will be brought to
the exercise of that "sober second thought
which Jefferson we'll said would prove to
be, under all circumstances of trial, the
safety of the Republic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

safety Of the Army of Virginia and Wasb-
lngton was immediately endangered, and
SUI moro so by McClellan's subsequent
Pope. " '''' "
Inc battle OF Antetam, which was an
indeolslve success, might have been a com
piete victory and would have been follow
ed by the destruction or capture of the
lSeoel Army, # it had been skillfully
fought by Mcclellan, or if he had renew
ed the attack next morning as Burnside
and Sumner advised
The protracted inactivity after that bats
tie from the 18th of September TO the 10Th
OF October was unnecessary, in direct de-
nance OF positive orders, disastrous to the
National Cause, and was the salvation of
the Rebellion. The sole responsibility for
1t rests on Gen, Mcclellan. The immedi-
ate cause for his removal seems to have
been this latest and most persistent insub-
ordination.
We have no comments 10 make on these
statements. They are not charges against
Gen. McClellan-they are the findings of
an impartial jury on the evidence submit
ted to them. The sentence which History
will pronounce we do not care to antic-
pate But this General 80 generally trust
cd, SO layishly supplied with men and ma
terlal, so cordially sustained, SO tenderly
borne with, so long retained in command
which he so repeatedly proved himself UNI
equal to WELD, cannot longer demand that
the evidence of his incapacity should be
withheld, or the judgment of the nation be
willfully blinded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16
The MILITARY Force OF CANADA

The MILITARY Force OF CANADA
The result of the outburst of martial
order and patriotism in Canada at the
time of the Trent affair, when war with
the United States was apprehended, and
all loyal Canadians capable of doing mill
tary duty were called upon to organize for
the defence of their homes, is the addition
of 1900 volunteers to the provincial mil
itary force which now numbers 25,010.-
This increase is only about one-ffth the
number of men Massachusetts, has sent to
fight the rebels, although the population
of Canada is almost double. In the French
sections of Lower Canada only fee in eve
ry thousand of the population volunteered,
which shows that the people are very UNI
military in their character, or else were
averse to fighting this country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16
Exchange of the Vermont Cavalry
men taken prisoners at Sraines-
ville---Ehe Commissioned officers
in the Libby Prison at Richmond
THE 9th Ksg't To go into camp at
HAMPTON. Va,
Flag of truce boat Metamora, !
City Point, Va, April It'll. :

OlIY IOlnty Va RlhlI 'bh'
EDITOR HERALD: Upon delivering. to
the Confederate Commissioner tor ex-
change of prisoners, this morning, a de-
tachment of rebel prisoners in my charge,
was as much surprised as pleased to re-
ceive in exchange, to take to the paroled
camp at Annapolis, our Vermont cavalry
men taken at Drainesville April LIST, ex-
cepting their commissioned officers, who
are now lying in the Libby prison at Rich
mond. From crowd of Federal officers
taken at Murfreesboro, that | received
this morning, who are now exchanged, |
learn that our Vermont officers are all
well, and in very good spirits, anxiously
awaiting exchange. I heard directly and
particularly from Capt. Huntoon.
Accompanying this copy for you list
of the Vermont cavalry, from the rolls re-
ceived from the commissioner of exchange,
hoping it will relieve the anxieties of some
of our Vermont people.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD Fl. RIPLEY,
Major 9th Vt.
COMPANY 40. Ferguson, Jas. KEEL
ly, L. A. Taft, Thos. Ralph, S. H. Clark,
w. S. Stow, G. D. Sherman, G. D. An
son, Silas Moses, E. w. Wheeler, NJ. S.
Taft, Jos. Emory, A. Shaltzel, w. j.
Langshore.
COMPANY B.--F. B. Kinney, A, Bar
rows, Jno. Hutchinson, Jno. Sawyer, M.
N. Rogers, G. M. Cook, D. F. Wilder,
John Haslett.
COMPANY C.-Corporal M. M. Rice,
Tim Blanchorn, G. G. Lahey, Fl. S. Wa
terman, J. N. Wright, L. M. Wardner,
H. S. Foster, Thos. Csrrigsn, William
Nownes.
COMPANY D.-J. S. Coombs, f. G.
Virgins, c. w. Bickford, H. P. Danforth,
M. V. Renell, j. A. Fox, H. B. Phil
brook, L. Blaisdell, II. A. Moore, s.
Washburn, c. W. Clifford, is. Clark, E.
W. Southworth.
| SUMPANf o.--h. IL, lldoWCll, LIZ w ol-
tiers, F. Dyer, P. Vaughn, Ed. Carroll,
D. Darling, L. L. Russell, Jas. Saunders,
VIM. Moncrief, j. G. Farnum, G. w.
Curtis, T. G. Hard, H. Hallway, S. S.
Smell, 7. Howe.
COMPANY sergeant B. F. Perry,
Corporal NJ. Warner, M. Sergeant, Thos.
Wiswall, j. D. Stephens, T, P. Skinner,
| A. L. Newland, A. Fl. Dorman, e. Smith,
| A. S. Ober, G. E. Skinner, G. G. Thurs
ton, H. Lilly, VIM. Chamberlayne, 0. J.
Putnam, A. c. Lunt.
| April 8.
P. S.-We are back again at the Fort
ress, and received our orders for the 9th
to rendezvous and go into camp over at
Hampton, remaining in the Seventh Army
Corps. E.H.R.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

tx The Ecsaing Post says an at
tempt was made on Saturday night last to
fire the Washington Navy Yard, and blow
up the magazine. The incendiary was ar
rested.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

The ANNIVERSARY OF THE ATTACK
ON FoRT SUMTER.-The anniversary OF
the day, two years ago, when the firing Of
the rebel guns upon Fort Sumpter, aroused
the enthusiasm of the entire North in de-
tense of the National flag, is to be cele-
brated in New York City, by gathering
of the loyal people to give utterance anew
TO their fidelity to the Union. Says the
Tribune:
Mindful of the solemnity of the day,
the Loyal National League assemblies on
Saturday, in this city, in Union Square,
to recall the memories of two years ago
and repeat the pledge of devotion which
the nation then spontaneously offered. II
may or it may not be greeted with the an
nouncement of victory at Charleston-it
may even be saddened with defeat; but
whether in joy or sorrow, it comes togeth-
er to declare its resolve to maintain, unim-
paired, the national unity, both in princi-
pal and territorial boundary-one flag
| from the Lakes to the Gulf-one govern
ment over the land. Treason at the Norti
has sought to ally itself with armed rebel
lion at the South; but the North is stll
true to its faith, and not less willing t.
crush traitors at home than in the field
This League means; if it means anything
Fidelity to the Country, and it will speal
its mind on Saturday with no uncertain
voice. Let loyal men gather in number
that shall be more eloquent than Words
Only traitors will hesitate to pledge them
selves to stand by the Flag.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

IL The Boston Journal says Cop
perhead breastpins are at discount. 1t
requires considerable brass now for one OF
those reptiles to faunt his infamy in the
face and eyes OF loyal community.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

Foop RIoTs AT THE SoUTH.-IheI n
Ell papers state that the deficiency OF \
is resulting in outbreaks all over the sou
Extracts from southern papers in relate
the riot in Richmond, have already apFl
ed in our columns. The Raleigh 81
ard says :-"Bread riots have commeDI
and where they will end God only knO'I
A riotous outbreak of the women recs
took place at Salisbury, N. G. This
consisted principally of hungry Solu
wives, who armed themselves with haze
and other weapons. The speculate
food, &C., were obliged to surrender
ton OF their goods to the band.
occurred in Petersburg, Va, on 'H
inst, similar to that in Richmond, tns
men being the ringleaders, and planu'
the storehouses of spectators. II >
that the riot in Richmond was
quelled on the promise of JEFF. Da'p
bread should be distributed to the
ing families, chiefly of soldiers, y
city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

Nearly $4,000 have been raised in
New York for suffering Ireland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-16

APIII @
P. S.-We are back again at the Fort
ress, and received our orders for the 9th
to rendezvous and go into camp over at
Hampton, remaining in the Seventh Army
Corps. E.H.R.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
Gporlcs g. 0SaiIeg.

9plb
unb Silber
Suutins GSisO Sadubrsn,
Sadubrsn NIT cfnsm @rTtt,
"on amrifaniI&rr, Sbwtiir unb
Gn1Ili6tr 6atrit. pcn tsosr Aualitdt
unb Grtbs; Sausutrn ron isper Ssnsnnuns,
ron ST tis su $40;
GCto uno plittrtr Suprtrp BON jetsr
Scre. llIterns unb platirts Con golpsur filter.
ne nno itablene 8rlsn fur tepes NIttr. unb iitrr.
baupt @llss mas tn sntm ercscn Suwslrp Gtat.
ItNsmrnt tn Nsu gOrt ppsr YbioreIptia esfun'
rem ipirc. I'm esd pcn rsr 8iftisFrit rtrirr
Sebauptana III titsrSruscn, fommt Istet unb p,ii'
ist fdr fu6 lrlbf. Sd babe uuh rinr Id6ne
9iuspabl BON WtclctrCna,
ron IS. Il. prize unO Cos. 5atrit, psbss bic ttitn
ino cic 9emaht ruerocu.
lltrrn. Sotubren uno 5unsIrp nsrben rsparirt,
anf tnrR Nr,ti9I uno biNi9c Ssriusuu9Cu, ron ZEN
oCltGn Nrbjtern. Me QrbGit ruarrdntirt.
0onttar fdr 9cnrTsns lIntGitdsun9 bCTt CT auf
Die firnere Grrpracnbsit cCS Yubttturls.
Sttrtcr 7, lS63. ra-
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Sefentlt6e S5enpu.

Samfto9e cen 26iten 0ctfmber,
am 2tsn GtrIfaa I'M 10 llHr @pynittloo
n am WofdInrn. S@ap Srn Wrsttr urf
II ns, in Qlsntaun, igIg'nrt Nltjtrt auf Sf
l6sr SsHea Yeytauit wuem
&t cher 10 CUTE nsue DrfiGnai&Irtn NIT
rbns S6lltlu, rins SphrmaI hinr, Gircu
ias. cine Drsttanl, SutsitGntt, j S5ttraut
5anr wsvFsba&irr sUn isNCr grt, zine GRO
in,atl patt'rrs fdr YiHSr1spalttn, SnV0.
e unp dnrns NaI6insn, 8Gaitballt unp Elm
tdnoisss SSaaIitbgdatr, tin GalnIlsin, ii.
1uantt6t CUTE MaItinsn. .8iaatrr, tia ausn
i, sn Sautrnwastn, Spairwasin, gFaa,
E, GuItipdicr, !Stut,tt,rn NIT S6tm9f, pa.
Strcbbant, NtGm unb @atein, rint 'eiutr,
pit CUR Dutbanf, Elm gl6sI&Ittcn, SGtGm,
ot9sl6irr unp icnf np& sisln!si anSur Tr
ju umifGneIIh 81 ntIetr.
pie SrbtnsunS:n am 9rtauistaBs une gIaf.
un9 pcE
8reoer uno 2jcuna.
)sts11bfr 2. ra3r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
SeTpnbere 1lu;cide.

Gs psrhsu pids 5u6Grsituuasn ptrfauft unttr Sen,
Namen StttcrS, in Quart EIaIben auftslpabvt
mlammSnaGIsBt ron Dem ptMfsIfn gFbisfr coer &C
msinCu Sum. wcts pon 90 bis 40 Gents bic Solo
nc fcfsi, osiIn eribmat nit anils cher Gcrianoer
Saauen perNuftEf IN.
DiGie GIaiis Pitters pErurIadits uno piro FITS
nod rSTurtatbsn, 10 lan9s ais fs perfauft rperoen
fann, heR 5unesrtS ben &Co zines Sruntru6eosf
fsrben. Durh crffen GJs6raub rpirb ras Srfsr
Nets un5r bGm Ginhufs sjnSs altcbcilben S2tiwir:
tells. pcn Der Ihlmmfisn Nr, esbattsn-cas Werlan.
aEn Nir eialcr miro oufasboltsn, unO am GuSs &C
nibrt man ei! ShredniiTt pcItbt has eGbsa uno 80.
&C sinft Srunf3ntrIhes bralstGn.
Sar lp!he elt eilupr 8tttrf pfrIanasn unn r a
6sn 10 sn. MAIDEN mir fcasnofs Re,cpt be.
tannf &erfbafc cir cine Ttafhe vcn ncrflanO's
SFh'lhsm @itSrs. unn urrniihe cs nit trei Quart
aui'n Sraner Ctsr CSRisfsr. uno Gu pitf cine 3u:
tCrsttuna habSr, his mrCi'nihbs Suaenten urt
rabrsr Decentralization aGs bic pielfa G tioucr g3it
t'rt 10 G5sririft. Die tth i'm N2ortr bshnren
uno foItet eattj . men taer. Tu pirfi al.
I: bic Su9snnen reu 6CcFOre's SRitters, In Rtr.
ttntuna nit circm GuteH Grttte ron eiaucr
hah'H. IN Sin'm psjt atrinasreu Trsis als rtsf
wiit asrinqsrs 8ubIrEItura cth tOfei
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
Das grOfe Gn9IIfde geiImit-
tel.
Cir Spbn Glorfe'S
bsrubmtes t1iitteI fir Srauensimmsr,
,utsrritst na& stnsr 8crfhrift rrs Cir 8.
Giarte, 81. O., ausssSsi6nstsr Qr;t
Der q nfaip n,

Dislc unlhdsbnrs gPtbi;in in unfsblbar fir bi,
petlun9 rcn alltn orn fbmcrjbaflen uno 9Gfdbrlt
dben 6rantbeitCn, mtthtn ole Gcnlliutonen pcr
Sraueniimmern. untsrpcrfsn finp. Ste psrmn,
bert allen ustern,a9 uno sntfernt nIIe .6inbrniEt
-unb auf cine Iofcrtiss bsituu9 fam man ft
fber Yerludtn.
fir prrbsiratbett efrausn;immsr
III bisfstbs sani DEFENDERS fbaetar. ete brinat in
eirer tur;rn 3eit Die monatlbsn YgriOosn auf siuS
9epinfhts SBGtfs an.
Ssbs 8cttst, 9rsis Gin Sbalsr, bat rem Grair
un9s- Stamp Ucu Grc5trttarisu aaf fb, um sal
lhunssn ju perbdtGn.
Srib pOrf d. tic.
DiCfs pincn ioIItsn d qsnommGn pcreSn ir
cen ersi srirn NRonalen Der Snnonaerfdlaft in
Dem titfIlte fherIib cine unieiti9e jSeburt pErur
fahen.-tCt elmer sesn aHpern 8dsJtnhcit aber
fub tislrlbe rGNt9 fncr.
5n olCn SdIeu ron nerrSfrn uuo SpinalzNnf6ls
len, ShmrrIfu IN tCm Riidtn UNI Den l5lisnCrn.
oerit1crftn, prlt,rdS IL. no. ttpirtGu otIft Mt:
len cine Rur, nenn ollie onNere NRittcl fchlarfha
nen hObcn; unr crItc elm f1artts ositmttct. crit:
hattsn bte gincn NsnuCh Fein @ifsu, G0lcnd. Nm.
timrnn. ncb irssnb stpus font. tas ctr Geniiir
zion fhacet.
@cae Nupeilunsen tthnbsu fi6 in csu NamrF:
ltts um bic pado9en, rptlobe mcbl ouftCpnbrt psrs
cen fcfItcn.
S1.00 uub pclt:Stdmps in cnsu Brief einess
fblrfTGn. on ir9sno snsn autbCrifrten 0sintsn &C:
fontt fhert iroeno Srmono cine Rcttel, ent altene
so pigru, brim 8ddfsbr oCr gcft gu.
QGeini9er G9srt fir tie @srsinjatsn Staotsn
uno tie Ganacas. Sob WfpfcS,
81 Cortland StrGfe. 81. ..
C-'5~GbcnfanS ~ haten lei ren Orulaifsn Scbn
o. g0ciSr unO capaQ uno g1drtin, in Gllert0ur.
2inbcruna in 10 9tinuten.
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Sfentlt6& 0enbu.
Dec. 9, 1868

Nienita95 Den S. Sanuar nabitens,
um /? tlbr Nhtast, Iou am Sauir trs utrlcr
6snsn q gorge SauI d, Isbitin ron Qynn
SaunI6ip, eIaa GauntS, 0ss1uit rpntin, Fam.
ll6;
@fubt, Aintpitt, G4aaf,. s6psius, 2 s3a.
zen sas DrsiGmaitins nit YierpelsRalt, g8tnb.
nattE, SlrCtbanF. pilis;, ggs,a, YIrrssasIttu,
Roaasn, Safer. gGsIlGfcrn UNI SdrtcfirIa brin
BuI5ti, (:a tel h,T Sernc. Sttpt, E5ysrr. unp
lnesrs &sttsn, StEhsr. , Osltn nut 9lcar Gin
IuVle:nsr SaTuI 6eiIA, I 81ud alter asp'tl
Nbsfcs, Barrel Sdscr. 8atrrl uuo &tiGs
idftr, G6leiIll5in. sRm1maI&ine RmIirlGt.r,
Orat, ScIlftAr, &Iesiaamsn, Gddt, @a1snirrt
gel, Better unp icnl NOD SIelrlti 8ausrn. unt
DausRr6ibltafttn gu rsitIduitis u mtlegn.
0j' Sscin8anssn am @Uf1ufetass mS guf.
mlrtgns .sn.
Sapio 8aufb, ! ,lS.,,..
Soiepb Sauib, "0"' ''S'
Ttr. 81, 1863 ra9m
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Sanbe8 : VrDbuften.

@ls Nrtsn SdrtseprCputlsn psrbn I'm Ques
tauI9 fiir g9darrn ansrnommrn - unD flr gutter
Butter uno Ster wirp immsr Der bGtas Watt.
pr'is n SarBslo bi;abh.
Sit Tsrben ibrrn Stcd gu iScsr 3st UUlfdn.
pta taItsn, uno 10 weTcen ibrs Yrsibs INNER gan,
nisHe isn, 10 ntfosr ais irarnO iOnilrU in bisItr
Staet, uno in gRatrbrt-Ubns Observation-Disclosures
dirssrer, unb eabtr wyo man se gu i'insm @cr.
tbrtl tnotn, rrrnn man tC itner Vpriyri6t, sbs
man lCnfwU fault.
5ir tsrrits asncN:ns Sunoffaft line Es brr,.
lido pant6ar, unb psrrsn ia tcts eura quite 8r.
banelms uno tiQiss grsi6e bsretrn, allen gln.
lprrtent'n Brare na4 g9unit gu bisntn-unr
h' bitten Fatir tint 8sari5tsn 3ulpu6.
Pctcr .. 2Senncr. Sranf. stettler.
~uSntaun, @dri iS, 1868. na19
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Sstfs- -SOra, uHb pctaibs gum SEifstrdtn
- 9ad.2esa. unes ron srtra site, uno Rthl
CI uno pGnpsu uno gattrnsn, ~ ha6Cn bC
Z. v. Dl Q fer, GuSnaun.
Rcvemter lS, 1863. nlim
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HNthn Jbr tDut 9e6rdu6tt
SpOfamb'S SeutIcbeS SitterS

@cn :. 9ssrutcn Srcwn, D, o. Hsoattsur Der On,
eotlcpiois etr tbIcio9kbtn gBiGsnfhat:
o9t9tstd i'd nidt lsnCi9t bin, Yaknmsoi;inrn
~ ltttH coer iu Em0kbsn, i6 babe i'm aIarmsrsn
fin 9rrSsS 3ltrauen ~ Osrsu qBirtun9, 70 tsnns
ith ocdb feiusn pernurftiaru @ruue, rparum Gin
Rann ndot 81 5untsn hes Gjutsn Isuasn fell. has
tr tmpfunosn gu bdten 9tautt uno jrpar eurb elm
stnfahts Yriparat. msrn rr boburtb lsnCu gRt:
aisnihgn ndBcn fam.
lin 70 Iister tbue id btef's in 9e;isburo ouI
otrflano'S Ocutihss 9ittsrs, bas ron Or. 6. SV.
J 9 n ron pbiIaoStpbia Mbsrtitet in, ea i'd
3e9:n eafeibs mSbrsre Jo6rs lana Gin Gcrurtbetl
bsSts, tncsm Id 9aubtt, RAP ss haupfl&tGh cine
2taG5rmiimura Ei. N9einsm Srsunes Rcbsrt
ShcIniafsr. Ga, bin ib rantbar, oag or midi rcr
oieirm &crurbciI bCfreit uro mid ermutbiat bat, ss
iu pstfa,btn, ole i'd an sircr errFsn uno lauapis:
risen Shnddhe litt. Der CSstrautb pcn 8 EloIbrn
oi'fEs Sttere i'm anfan9 biciss Sabres bat zine bc.
otutsno odnHiiNE g8irfuna Ouf MIDI oebnbt uno bor
mir ptrhihs uno mcralifdr ilraft in iclbsm GraSs
piseCr a;ai6Cu, wis id lsit @ g2cnasn iusor niht
a'fdh bate uno rpie ib nidt bcffgn fcunts, fIs r
pieSer ~ erlan9en. Defbalb canfe i'd GBcn unt
msncm Trsuno. Der MID gum @straudb oes 8it-
tsrs anSCrptEisn bat
q. SSciptcm Sruipu.
gbiIaNslPbio, %. SUM, 1851.
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ltbren Mn6 S1fubren,

Smpelrp, 8rillen, Silber. mo pIattirte
8aarsn, MeIOoeons, II. (, 10.
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S3rOam's 9smImpmlc 98afers.


1iefs crt9jucUs GQtri;iu. ,urit mtsrGHt in
1881 III Der srite Nritd Der Att, Der iE urter esn
gamcn p II II, on i G8 G 6, in btCf!m ooer
iroeno etnem aaoern ean0, pcr oaS Yutiltuat De
bratbt puros. Der Shts artitcl fam faearb ar.
faint rperoeu, Nab bsr Same pcn 8rpan euf iGeer
eSafsr sin9eNruesr II. y 2 ''-'f'#
Srpan's @ulmonic gSofer8
Gntkrntn puFsn, 8srfaltuu8in, msbsn pals uni
Raubsit.
Srpan's putmcnic @afers
Rurirtn aitbmn, @rCn.6itt6 uup l&wsrt5 Xtt.
men.
Srpan's 9uGmonic @afcrs
aurirru BIutpsirn unc shmsr;tn Der @rut.
Srpan's WuImonic 8aferS
Suriren ts9innsnSs ausssbruu9 unb sun9su:
tran!betsn.
Srpan's Quimonic @afer8
Earirsn 5ritatiOn Get 9ICula unp &onRIt.
8rpan'5 pulmonic @ofer6
Gurircn ois cti9In GnfaGsa in Jsbn @1inutsn.
Srpan'6 putmonic GSoftr6
S;uS cine Srsuung su ellen StafIu unN Gruftj:
tutiSrSn.
Srpan'S putmonic @aferS
ei0o lsbr fbdebar fir @Otaliftn anS SfsntIibc
Rstnsr.
Srpan's 9utmcnic @afers
Gino in SinCr uufbutoiasn 6orm urc iamsdtn
au9ensbm.
SrDan'6 pulmonic 8afer6
Gntfrnrn nidbt nur aGsin. ienrsrn tCwrtsn ems
oauenNc Sur.
Srpan'6 Qulmonic 8afer6
QEsrSsn parroutjrt au9tmlins 3afrtErsnhsit
4sbtr.
Rcirs Ear,,ltr fcDts chns cine Ber prn 3rran's
Wutmcnie 2E0fsr5 in lpauis fin.
0sin StifWotr cbns tinen @crratb p0n 8rpan's
puLmCnr 1Bof1rS in fsinSr &aibs.
RsiRs QSrcn miro ftb ie ftriubEn % Gsuts fir
8rran'S QuImenii Bafcrs ju bc5s!ltn.
Sob @fofes,
Gi9sntbdm,r, ~ Gorttanpt, Gtrags. 81. y.
or GbsnfaIs IL usrfaufcu bel bsn Drueeiifcn
5ebn y. Nlcitr uno 9anaa uno M'0rtu in Allen
tauu.
St5ruar IL, 1868. nalr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
grQetot @cfcQCdoTto

eSGUlgCtl SNOGlClSlVllUIS
sE5, gBcI6e mir pc1liUs an ZEN Yrrilrn pr 9s'
ieui&aft rutauisn. Rommt uno iGbct !-TsSa
SOnutass ssIGubidrr. ocuti6e uno snsIii6s, pom
olen @rten, bic mir an pbiIapslpba prdfsa
lttftrn fGnnen.
Strln unp Stfamsntr -beutI6t unp eralif6t-
pcn allen @rSBm unO Gtntdnbtn, NIT unb of
ne @ueer, rie man lie wGnIGt.
gttrt uno G'CIaR3tGhsr Bon alien Grtrn-9rs~
bstiatr unO anpere Srtnuurael@riften.
Cine 9rrjS Guemabl Stlbsnitdbsr fir ris !sisrs
oet.
8lGntbi If er-QebsrrS BON alien @rSbsn
5letbuGtr Ya6s Nlemoranbum uro Htletsns
tdGr, zine unatntrsiflhs Quswabl.
0cdita&r gcrt MCnnai0 uno ptr8lsiGsn, bic
Fb oar nidt bietsn ldFsn.
Sin grpeGs QTOrtsmtnt Shrettpaptsr, Sadpnrie,
cct.. SGnrp uRN grrShnlitss Srtrfpapter, BON
ieu 9gntnuun9 unb SualitGt.
Brief llmI1iGge (&npelrpes) BON allen SortsH.
Enalifcje nnb DeltG6s S6ulba&sr Don alien Grs
ten, EcI6r bic In Der rlmsessub aGIsemetH gee
traaht wrresn - tpctIfslSr bier gu batsn alS
irscHSnO ipnf auGTtaIb philadelphia. GbsHr
fails
5tatI' anS @GnisfesTr,
eGDarie, rpihf uNG blau3 SGtelctlntt, lopW 5uS
eItl6 burIiSs S6rribauto.
lintmolGicr, Gintsnpulpr uno S6rribInno.
Dcutias unS GnsIti&s Galsnbsr fdr 1864, flnS
tsim Gin;cIren unO 9rOBsn Su faufsn.
Qanbfartrn. Nltunt unO Silprr pun alltn NTtsH
urp prEi5sn.
perfumerrten-ntS Cologne Bdfsr. 6dars
II, iowie aut pcn Der triisn fdnep Ssft.
3a6nttrRtn, 3atnpulStr, unb tunbntfrlsl anes'
re Qrlitrl, bic wtr ni&t bier trnamsn tSnntn.
BGgS gStpCrGoltsr uno onNsrs pnicnsn psl6t
rasuO stpas aus unIrsm SADIE brauGsn, tbun
rutl pfrn Ft fst uns anrufsn, benn mir Strtau'
fen unicrr QrtiIsl allt 70 ppblfriI, renn Mot
uptlirilcr, ale man its ir9sno lonfpo In Ger @f'
lsnS bGtommt.
@utb unb 6a9enbu6.
December 9, 1868. I'm