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rs' 'u>,"a''on nn'cn nau Always peen h
great burden and left it to the mercy @
the warning elements until the close
the storm
Having finally resolved to do the enc
my the greatest amount of damage in the
shortest possible time, the Government
has achieved victories that can never be
counteracted. General Grant with his
valiant army has cut the rebelli in
twain. Generals Rosecrans aud Gilmore
are paying their metallic compliment, to
the very v'ta's Of the confederacy, and its
head, Whenever it would show FIGHT has
been battered by the Army of the poto-
mac. Willie movements of great mapD:.
tude have been progressing in front, the
enemy has been beaten in the rear; and
loyal hands have cut eff the great North
cru tail Of the Confederacy, which has
always wiggled at the suggest of its
Southern head From Maine to Cal:for.
MIA, copperheads have been decide div and
beautifully put down. by impurities rang
ing from 10000 to 100000. General
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Wash,uu toms Code III Mn y mc,s.

Thu following " an extrnut from
"WshIoltoa's Code Of Msuners,' wit
l." i" his early youths
Evety ac,,nn IN company eorht 10 b"
~''h s"me = IN IT respect /" those pros
ont
ID ~ autrrer, nei,her play with any
one that dst'ah'' ~, !" BE- played with,
Rad ~ r'rars, letter. ar herk.. in
conrsny, ,,me nut near the papers ~
books Of another Al rs 10 read ,hc,n -.r.
!. mk nct over another WHOM no IL writing,
Let W 70 uatrnaaea be- cheerful, but
Ia serious msttess, b. grave,
show aI yourself glad a, aae,hers
M'stnt,uars,
l,a, your discourse with others On
waters II hue ue~s be shot
L, good Mmaeu ~ h, others .reaA
hrst
Strive ea With snas .arer'srs III A.
Aa~ees, ha' b m"a ~
Whea m.a ins. all h. can, d. MT
N'ems h,m, ,hm&h he aee'ea. aes w,,l
TAX saeosaottN ,hsaka(A>
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d the ,elarv ~ taeN
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GLOW ES.
HATS AND GAPS.
MEN AND ROYS wEAR-A very large s,er
Island. 8s

xS1uuUe
these barracks are now nearly comp
!, and the secesh are expected short
here are eighty four buildings for Il
rconmodation Of these noble lord. Of IL
nnny South. The fence surroundin
his small city extends.S88 feet one wa
Ind ,25O feet the other. It is rwel,
feet high, having on the outside sentl
walk four feet from the top. The bull.
ings are all uniform, and capable Of
commodating l20 prisoners each, maxi,
q total of l0,OS0 for the whole. Eat
contains 60 hunks, arranged in rows thr,
high. Ample ventilation is provided. :
At the end of each building is lare
room to be supplied with farmer sto,
and used as kitchen. The buildiu,
fare heated by two stoves, besides Il
kitchen stove. There are fourteen row
| OF barracks, six in u row, separated /
1GtyeatS and aIlAua nna.>>p>:.-.eA~ssW~R.~s@
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II. M. BUR NETT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
NOOkS- STATIONERY. PAPER.
NANGlNi:S. FANCY NOTIONS, &c. &C.
No. IFS I'd Street. Muscatine, Iowa.
- Cnnn,ry Merchants supplied on the mos
reasonable terms.
necessarily very mucn N crrears, ,rer
net being sufficient room or force o
present to keep up with the bushes
coming in from day to day.
The weather prophets say that pee
pie in Minnesota may look out for th
hardest winter seen for years. Il e,
will be more cold days--the mercu'
will run lo~er, d the snow VII be deeI
cr, than at any time since 1897. Th
is the first fail since that of 81 that tt
brook trout have commenced Living II
snail creeks for deep holes as early {
! Srp,emicr and the first season sine
/ then that the mu>Era,s have doubl
wrled their it'll" liIoc}l homes The
and certain other infaIlib!e S gns know
to the sport.man and hunter, indicate
winter If unusual sever ty. 1t is tho
By many hat the riv will close at lea
! two wo~ks earlier than last year IS
! Pnm Press.
! A ;w days since curious seer
was witnessed in Central Market at Was
! in2ton. \ respectable looking, middle
aged lady, whose husband is reported
/ be worth $40 900 in real estate in IL,
cit , had beeu caught in the act of pu'
! iolnlng eggs. and as i. vas the secor
time She had poachrd upon the sau
marky; mars MAJOR, he was very wrot
The lady was anxious to settle by pa
'ng the highest marke price Tor the st
len hIad, fruit which she hau ,ranSfssr
l.. &s>>- ~ a ssaa.. a. anv" ~ tn>,elu prices.
CEH ". htLl.AWAN 4 BRO
Nv<~ Eatk MuecAtinc, Iowa.
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AYERS
Sarsaparllla

Sars aparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure ofthe following complaints:
scrofa,n md s-re6sieu- Affections. such
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DRESS GOODS.

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EMBD do do do
SILK LENOS. do do
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PLAIN SILK LUSTRE, do do
LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAlNEs-35c per yard.
GINGHAMS, DC. &c.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19
Q5furral Grant.

SenerdlSW(alor UllDles .. @rdnt, 9es
boren in Wount pleaiant, @lermont Co.,
Ohio, ben %. Qpril 1929. frat ale 9ooet
auf Gmpfeblun9 oe6 perltorbenen Sen.
Gbomas 6. 6imer in 1einem II. Sabre
in bic Wilitdrs2tfaoemie BON @eit Qoin',
9raouirte nit Gbren am 80. SUM IS45
in oerlelben &lane nit ben @enerGlen
Srenb, Srantlln, Somiltcn, pef,
Ouincpt Repnolo6 unb anoeren i'm Oienz
it9 Der Union, uno 6aroee uno 8iptrr,
| est in Der Rebt Qenarmee, muroe ale
Sreuet 3. Sieut. Dem 4. Snfanteriez &fois
nent bei9e9eben uno apdneirte i'm Sep
tember 1915 bel Corpus GbriIti sum 3.
lieutenant. SIM merifaniIben Telo,uoe
Oente er unter 8eneral Soplor BEL Qalo
aIto, Heioca De la 9atma uno Wons
terep, unter @enerol Scott BON 9era
SruJ bic cur Stoot Merifo, speimal noe.
gen Sapferfett auf Dem S6ll6tfeloe be-
foroet. 2(m |. 2(pril lS47 mur6e er
Re9iment6. 6.Suartiermeilter, am 81. Suli
1854 reft0nirte er al6 SapitGn 6e6 4.
Snfdnterie 8eeiments, pobnte in Ct.
Soui6 60, Mifouri, bis 1859, unc ;r9
nab @aIena, Sllinoi5, woielbit er in feis
nes Saters 9coer9efddft eintrat. Rab
Dem Gu5brub Der inoleli9feiten bel
Sort Sumter bot er 9ouu. 9otes feline
Oien'te an uno rpuroe Sberlt oe5 81. Sls
!inols SreipilIi9e .Te9iments. 2m II.
Nlai 1861 auoncirte er gum Sri9ace.
Seneral. Sn oen UcrIbieOeuen @efebs
ten in Siiooit MiIfouri uno at5 Com
nanoeur oieie6 OiitriFts 3eibnete er fib
oortDeilbaft aus uno erwarb It1 Die 2(n.
trfennun9 feiner 8oroeiesten. Seine
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bel Sort 0cnrp, Oonnelfcn, Sblob uno
IN Dem ile9tei6en 3u9e 9e9en Sid6bur9.
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Mann uno % &ouonen an Den SlQd
fiuer jurGf9etrieben.
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IOoIlcnprCiie.

gSer oa 9taubte, Dap Die @oue tieIeS
Slbr nod bober itci9en YpGree, Der BAT
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60 Gents fir Die bette, 55 fur Die Wittel
iorte uno so fir oslpoPnIibe bfrabee
prd6t,
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OfebelltOm 9egcn Bic 9RebclliUm.

98ir baben bi6 icet nibt piel 8enibt
auf Die Nnjeiben Der fei0enocn ltniufries
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nit Der Serribaft bon Self. Sopis oe.
lcot, aber oiclClbcn febrsn 70 oft uno in
Icl Der St6rfe wieoer, Dap man i2bt wcbl
II oelpifie Scoeutun9 beimCfen muB.
S16 leitenbe Stott oe5 StaateS, ser
uEalei9b Stonoaro," erfldrt offen, oaB
sic EebelIol mB9luft fc, oaB oas Self
ron 9toro Carolina fein 8ertrauen ,u
Self. Sauis baben f0nne, uno oaB Sou.
oerneur Sance Der @epaIt ent9e9enIeBen
peroe, tpenn man oen 8criuCb mad en-
ioIlte, Die Orobun9en os6 ,Hibmono Gn:
1uirer" ou6jufubren. Die preBfrebeit
mo oic llnabbdn9i9feit Der @eritbte in
Roro s@aroln0 miiiIs um ieoeu Qres per,
;beioi9t per0en; 9toro Carolina babe
$4,000 ieiner S0bne unter Die @affen
lerufen, Don oenen 10000 9et6otet ooer
5er'uunoet ielen, uno 0aB 3medfmdBiofle
lei oaber, cine Delegation natb &aICbin0s
ION Su lDIGen uno Srieosn Su IblcBep
inter oen beitmO9liOlfen Seoin9un9en
8on Dem ,,Hibmono Gnquirer," oe,
3CfanntIib ieBt bon Dem Rene9oten Wit:
bCu rcoi9irt iit miro bebauptet, Dap er ir
'n9tiibsm Sotoe itcbe, uno fur feline Ss.
trebun9en oas Sano 3u entjpeien uno A.
ruiniren bejoblt weroe.
OAS llno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nn,ei
ten Der rpieberfebrtnoen 8ernunft, meb,
pcrtb ol5 Die 9roBten Siege unIere @of
| len. Sobalo nun bob Gin padr anoer
Staaten oieiem Seiipiele fol9en, brau6
)dcmono mcbr an Der Wo8libfeit De
8ieoerberiteIun9 Der Union ;u per;mei
| feln.
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Das Orofe CnSIifde 0eilmit-
Cir cSpbn Glarfe'S
Str SpDn Slarte'S ..
brrubmtes t11ittel fir Srauen3immer,
Sutsrsitst mad elmer 8orl6rft bes Cir 8.
Glarfe, N. o., nusstJsi6nstrr @rjt
oer & InIatu,

Stsls unfhdsbare W1Goi;in ift uufGbl6ar fIr bic
oetIun9 ron allen ben Ghmsr;baften uno oefdbri.
ben 8rantbeittn, pslhen bic Gcn0titutionsn pcp
Srauenitnlriern uutCrmcrfsn finc. sic permin,
'ert alien lie6erna6 uno Cntfernt uIIs ,6iuocrnfe
-uno auf cine fofcrtt9e psiIuu9 fam man iit
idbtr perIofen.
fir prrbriratbets efranrn3immrr
il bicfdts 9ani defenders Ihaetar. sic brinst in
liner furjcn 3stt Die ncnoltibsn psriepsn auf enr
3spdufhte gBcils an.
Ssoe BctGt, prtts elm Sbalsr, bat ben Reaie,
in9s Stomp pom Sro8brittanen auf fb, um Sal
lhun9en ~ petbdtGn.
Srin pOrft 1tis.
Dicis pinen iolItsn IL I d ecnommsn mercen in
zen eret Grfsn Rcraten bee Shwnn9srlhof irs
oem biceIte flherlith cine unistti9e Seturt psrur
fathsn,-bei elmer eocn anbern 9elsaenbeit aber
huo bieiclbs rSui9 fther.
Sn alien Sa(Ien pon nsrpSGn un6 gpinol>lufals
len, ShmsrWn in bem 8ddsn- uno ben @tisosru,
6erStlopfsn, Spitsrids, II. + no., bepirten bieIs :
len cine Sur, rpeun ollie onosre NQitte fehlesIhla
aen baten; uno ctftcn Gin iarFts Seilmittel, ert.
halten DIE piHen fsnncb fsn Gilsn, Golcmsl. I'm:
ttmcnn. nod tr9sno Strpus fcnf, eas Der @Onititu
lion Ibobst.
@cUs AuptiIun9rn 6efincen fdr in Ssn Tompt.
Tets um bic padG9en, ruslhe wcbl auftepabrt psr:
ben iclltCn.
Sl.00 uuo TrF: :StSmps in cineu @rief ciuas.
fblcftn. an ir9eno sinen outbOriirtsu Naenten 9e:
fnntt. 6bcrt irscno Ssmunb cine 8cttsl, Snt5nlenb
so YiHsu, teim &ddtcbr Der gct gu.
Naduiser a9ent fdr tie @srsiniatsn Staatsn
urS bic Gauaoas. Sob WfofeS,
&rhelfCr, 81. o.
|TG6snfatt$ 81 bo6en bsi ben Drua9iffcn Sobu
3. GRrfir unp eopaO unO Glartin, in InSntoun.
2inberun9 in 10 Otinuten.
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READINGRAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

.esqa-, 7~N GREAT TRUNK LINE
4fIs1 Co. from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Potsvile, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas-
ton, &c., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia,
New York, Reading, Pottsville, and all In"
termediate Stations, at 8 A. Nj. and P. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
2.15 A. NJ, arriving at New York at 9.l
the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York
s5t5; to Philadelphia SO .35; and 81 80.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. M,
10 Noon, and 700 p. NJ, Pittsburgh Ex-
press). Leave Philadelphia at s. .l5 A. NJ,
and 30 P. M.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caltawissa Railroad
leave Tamaqua at $50 A. NJ, and Is p.
NJ. for Philadelphia, New York and all
Way Points.
Trains leave Potsvile at IS A. M,
and . 80 p. NJ, for Philadelphia Harris
burg and New-York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 600 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia at 90 p. M.
BS-hll the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.3C
A. NJ, and Philadelphia at 3.l5 P. NJ.
Commutatlon, Mileage, Season, and Elk
cursion Tickets at reduced rates to and from
all points. G. A. NICOLS,
General Superintendent.
April 90, 1868. t