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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

s.sey.s-, m GREAT TRUNK LINE
az.E.sa 5s5;557::ss 7;;5i57::ss from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, POttsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas-
ton, &C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York. Reading, Pousville. and all In
termediate Stations at 8 A NJ. and p, NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
PTS A. NJ arriving at New York at DIS
the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York
SIS IS; to Philadelphia SO .35 and So 80. =.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ,
10 Noon, and ZOO p. NJ Pittsburgh FIX
press. Leave Philadelphia at SIS A. M,
and 3 80 P. NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through TO and from Pittsburgh
wi hout change.
Passengers by the Caltawissa Railroad
leave Tamaqua at 80 A. NJ, and Is p.
VI. for Philadelphia, New York and all
Way Points.
Trains leave POttsvile at 8 is A. NJ,
and . 30 p. NJ, for Philadelphia Harris
burg and New-York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 900 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia at 90 p. NJ.
s6-hll the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted.
Sunday train leaves PottsvilIe at I 80
A. NJ, and Philadelphia at 3.l5 p. NJ.
Commutatlon, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
cursion Tickets at reduced rates to and from
all points. G. A. NICOLS,
General Superintendent.
April 90, 1863. If
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
10 S6ullebrer perl1n0t.

qpplifutirasn prrtsn dngsnrmmsn burh pas
9caro Ger SGubrsttOren BON g8aIdm9ton
5aunIdip, 9e6a Gauntp, fur bic Gnnabme vUn
10 S0ulstrsr, pelhe bic Aufif6t tibsr bic
SGutsn prs bsIagtsn Oiiritts fdbren IOaen.-
Die Qpplfantrn wCrben crlminrt fur6 ben
&aunty Suprrintsnrent, auf OonnerRdss prn
20len auauf, nddfsns, am SauIs pom . . b
Deter, in bsIagtsm SaunIhp, anflngeno I'm
8 lltr McrScns. Die Strlen Beginner i'm Scs
tctsr unO Der Sermin III ITO Sage. gluf Ser.
orrnui9 Ger 9paO.
SoDn 6. 6anfp, Gee.
Suit 80, 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
Gin @e1ammtbe10luB
gum @oyibtae 9ewiier 2(msnOment6 su>
9onititution.

5uH SSpI IUtd8 YtIOllItT AINeHVHieHlo 5uE
GenftitutiOn.
Sin snsr 9gutrat NNsmb(N eSs Staatss uno 9}s
prdentanhRhauss cts Staates NCnuIrIraniCn mur:
DC tefhtc0lu: DaB Die fcI9sucIn NmcnNmtntS sur
@CnttatIcu of5 Stoate6 in Gtmigheit bcs jsbntlu
NrtItsls rGrf,ttn in &ortaIa9 81 brin9sn ftnp:
Dem Nritlen Artltl Der gcnliitutiCn fol- cine wei:
kre SGttion un!er ccr %c'sibnun3 .,&tHts Setticu"
Tpte fctSt tstAefd9t mGrern.
@iCrts Setttcr. Gobalo fb ir9GHo Elm rstbt:
mdBigcr 8ablmNun oiCTis StdGtGs in trtsn0 pdhEm
ottYsn Wilitireitrf tshneEt. IN Scl9e elmer RGaui
htcr rss 9uuceepr6htcrttn crcr Ourtb &clImadt
hicks Gtoars, 70 tGnncn c!da QHahlmirnCr bas
01abrcht tti allen g8ahltn Der 8jr9rr unlGr rchsu
Wcauaiicus austt:n, rpie s itet pcsr fpitr in ptm
6tlse vcr9eihriettn wsroen, in sbcn bemfct6cn Ras
se, 0ls wenu fe an ibrIm 9spcbnltben Bablrrte 81:
9t9ln martn.
Gem clftsn artitsIbsr @Criiituticn fcuen fN9snts
;pei pRirerc Getlicnen untsr Der 8Gjebnun9 ,athte
unb nGunte SGtti0n" bti9tfd9t tpsreeu:
N6te SeFtion. Die GJtrse9s6uua ira feline
Bills paiIrsn, ruttde mahr ots etnsn GIa,nitant
sutbottru. Der eeuh in bem neutrality-suspicious..
Ten mu6, ous9srrmmtu @slotswGj0uu9s: :Gefes.
ReInts Sefticn. Die Gjtfe9s6una fcI fein
SGies pnlfirtn. rpcrureh traeno cine I2nChpcntcms
menheit oosr Sprtpile9ium in iresuo eiusm Sale or:
beilt miro, iuc Die IutoritGt ;ur @trarbuna tltner
pattr Den @srtbtsbSsu bjtTss Stnotss juCrtbsiIt ill.,
SOB nGe eBno,
SprGbsr oes Observation-Disclosures.
Sobn pGnnsn,
Spredosr oCs Seuotse.
Office eeS Sefrctdrs ScS Staatcs.
6arriStur9,2 Sult 1868
Yenn1YIpanin, IS.
Sb bsfbeiniss bsrmit, oaB cns Sbiss
uno Ssi9cfi9ts cine ribtias, atbts uno cor.
fTsSSR rttte @cplG oes Original GtamntttlbtuiTes
9Ass4 Der Senero HNsmbIr 1T, bttitelt: Sin
GjiammttCithGue 'um @crihlo9 acpifTcr @sr:
tCfsruuasu sur Grritltuticn," pie clcte in
tiGfsr Sffte rs9jltrirt IN.
9um @eturiir oielcs batt ih mIine Inter:
fbrift uno ben Sisad Der Ssfretirs SfiltI
an rcm r5tn9suanntsu Sage uuo Sabre bel:
9tfd9t
eli Stiftr
Sstrsir fes Staatss
Sui Is, 1863. nob0F
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
0enn1Dlpanta SDtel.
&oafs mrt6 ScI1a6t.


- Die llntsr;sihnsrn MAIDEN ibrsn
;:::G8 wsrtbsn 5rsunesn unO 9sfanntsn, unb
ssssea Dem putlfum iibfrtaupt bic srsmbsn'
le An,figs, ba6 fe nrulih Ubisse gut ausfafitrr
mo serdumtge @albaue, SsIrBsn an Der gfe be-
tinoen unp Siebsntsn S.raef. in alIentpwn. rtr
oem BON gpbraim gcte astaltsn, tsjossn tabsn.
pUIslbl fs immstbtn tereit lino Ibre Safe aui
ole bette unb pinGtenspertts0e gesiIe au trois,
ncn. Sbr Slid ipiro immer nit ben bsItsn Spei
len teIebt lein, unb Itrnsr pro bem HsIencsn or
isinem Bar nur nit ben reinfsn @etrdntrn auI
lepartrt werptn. 8stnli@s unb CUTE Settsn liut
i'm SauIe fir bic Scnrpsrs unp mtipsn 0anrs
rsr nufssneut -unO iir fpsrben fth ale,rIt ts
ilretsn, ibr Sdus ;u enem teimathli6en uno be-
lurmen Nutsprt fir ale bic bel ibnen elntsbren
u MAIDEN, uno rperSrn auf fctne gBsIe Nnldb 9es
BEN, Ii6 ibsr Ts ;a bstlagrn. Gjuts Staluna
fiji 9frrbs unO Gin GROCER Scf In SOrbanbsn, unt
an 6uttsr 1Oa ss auA ntht fetlen. Gin wafias
mr unO pinttIi&er SabIsr wtrO lst6 bel Der
SanN Isin. unO bic 9riIs lnb aud serubs 70 ss'
lrat, tuUriiber NsmanO iih tetlassn rtrO.
Go tOmmt psnn aGe friih bsrsin
3u 6cats uno SbaotS 8ar unb SLID
Sin, @rinop, 8iSr uno @crtrpein,
8tbt'S pa pcm Stltsn uno aub frtlth.
etn Der 6dhe itsbsn an Seuer
8rotCn, Q4drlte, Shintsu gut
4si uno 8uthsn un9sbeuer-
Suit 9sraos mts'5 btn g1la9iu fubt
limo Der SaFlsr-aud wts fdmart
Sr6utt CT bic @Sut uno puet iie uf
Das bab itb ftbcn oar eft 9shSrt
yss, ans 6Cat5 uno SdaotS' DO itsN i'd VI.
Dennis SO. 6oats,
@barIe5 S6act.
1Insot,u, Cuff l.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
Gin 9rDBeS @eIan0> >9Seit.

Sn 8sbr's sGuIbe. nate gIeafant @prnr, Sri,
sslburs Sduni&ip, tpirO am
Samita9 Den 22fen 2(u9uit,
ga@mtttdss lltr, elm srpBss @tIanefsil ltatt,
Facrn' moran fOIsenes SnsfauIsn antbrl nsb
men psroGn:
glsuidnt Corner SinsfduIs, umttr SClentab,
@sibsnburs =" gtner.
qpnnpiae 8o6mor
QUTbta Differ,
ale ststbatr Der @Otat- unb SnRrumtntal
D'u0t finN bS6RItR pasu sinseIarm.
5. s. Strttter,
9. Sittncr,
Z. 8. 9ollcnba6,
o.. Committee.
N"suH D. 1905. h2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
ShICe DDn SAP GDDfe,
Subfcripticu q
SubIcrtpftpH N0ent,
Bel SnS GcUte unb Co.. 9ananierS. $40. ia
flo 3te Strabe, pblaoelpbia.

flo 3te Strabe, pbilaeeipbia.
Der llnterSsihnste purbe BON SGaBIstretGr
lngs1eGt, aIs SutlrIptiVns s@osnt, unO if trrrit
ioalei4 bic
Neuen 3rpanSi0 Sobren 6 prc3. SOnoen
pon ben @rrinig. Stnatsn aueSuilslIen gsnannt
Stint. 3wan,iger," finlBstar nah Sslietsn Ter
Rrgifrune, mad Geriauf pcn 5 Sdbren, autbp'
rifIrt bm6 cine atte tes GOnguii:s, 8snrbm9t
6ebruar 25. 1862.
Die Coupon 8onbcn tperCsn ausDe9eben bon
$50. 500. $500 unO $1,000.
Die &eaiilsr 9onprn in Sunnlen pCn $50
stC0, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die j1trliGs Sntersnen Der 6 BrCb. ts9Inntn
am Gage pss Nnfaufs unD linO ;abItar In Cob,
5altiIbrlib, unb brnatn ailO mad ben jcBigen
9olp.prdmlsn. nd)t prosCnt jabriidb.
8luern, 6auaste, WrhdnCS, @aptaliltsn
unS alle bic Gjelo al Ssrleben baben, Icutrn wiis
len un0 bfOsntrn, pa6 oteis SOnCsn In gBrfIi1'
felt nls cries Wortgoes auf ole @iirntobnrn
San1ten. SahtilOf5 uno GtGrrbstsn baftrt, mic
aud auf bic ur0cbeuUn 9rUouttsn BON olIrn ia
tritweien, ETC. i'm 9nnbr. llnb RAP binrei6enps
BOrtsbrungsu astroffsn fnb fir Die Srjabluns Der
3ntHsRen unp Sauptiumme, bur6 @uetUmSSur,
Acciie'Stdmps unr sinbstmiiasr 8epenuEn, ma
den btsle SOnprn bic
Seten, mciit portbeilbofteiten un0 meiit
pOpulGriten Snpeitment6 i'm Warft.
Sut1trtpticnsn wcrben an y a 7 In legal 9en'
cer,glcttn, Uper glUten unO G0tdS bon 8anfen
pie In Ybiiarelpbia par linO, anBsnCmmen. In.
tTl6reibsr rurd bic pOf werben prompte 8sbtss
nuns rbaItsn, unb tree gIuSfunft unO Grplana
ticnsn 9eSsben, rprnn man in ptelsr Office Spr'
| lpriht.
Gin binldnati6r 8Uuot6 BON grntrn pnrrn
an Sanp SetNltrn fir iOfOrttss ustrrliefsruns.
Sap GcrFc, SutEriptiru.a9sut.
gcpsmtsr l2 1862 nal Z
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
C'rOR anO &IeinOGrhauf uun
WftQiner Il. SdncD>gSda>
! { H..

IL
LTN SD Woiile Ctrsrbttt9it bic QIbieS Spr
7tS 2(lrrtrpn unp llmlresnb brna6u6tiesn
unO bsIcncnS bic Qano WtiGtnsre. bal, Id mad
no. 80 gRsRs 5amilcn.Strabs, ndtiis 6tfirr su
Der 9Ua Sffics. s'3Ugrn bin, pp Id iOsbsn Gin
gruBer SOnatb BON
SrGbIin95 uno CONNER Miltinprz8Gter,
IN irrm @srIdirbsrtcit unb rsn nrusiltn unb mei
dnntanntm faIdipnabIrn StYIsn m9aItsn babe,
tsft%enp aus
Bonnet Seioe, RibbCns, 26ces, glumen,
Slonc6, Studies, Strob9Uter
tur 2dCics, Srouen, Sim
bern, Suben, etc.
0lsn Sa6e Der otisen geaaren tsltebt aus
Dem 9rSBten weIdes In irssnO elmer GanOfoct 9s.
balten rpirp, unb piefe Nrlfsl wsrpen 70 prbIfsiI
patauft ais man Iie In Ybilabslpba rrtaltcn
fam. SD faufe bic m'iiisn meIner Glitter SOn
5mpcrtrurS uno GpmmibIcrs Sdulsr, mel6ea
mtd In Stano feet, ttsleIbs an pfntatr als Gttp
Sottira' YrfiIcn gu Serfdufen.
Say SUebsn smpflnssn cine er0be SuantitGt
Strtmpfwaarsn. Ginsn GaIGsniti6er, Groaen
6ccp 'Sfrts, NdbtS, NaNsln, 2dbiss 6dncY Nr
titsl ETC., ETC. rpslhs6 Id a(Ies wctlfel pertaue
" alte SOnnrts psrern 8rtIsiat, espre6l
unp bryGnbert.
Mlr5. 6. s. &rauB,
90 Q9sf' bomittOns5traFs, nabfs Sbart
gum SpcltOmf.
gllentCwn, Gprtl IS, 1868. na3Nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
Gin ipt1ti0er 9eri0t.

Ter Scriht pgr Gcnsre6 Committee, sun tfn
SgCrdttCnen Der potp mu s-2t n, {. srt
DaltsnO Die uriahsn Der unttdtisfeIt uno bce
iAIrdtsn @lids Der asbaatsn armec 9tstGfotF
Die urIa6fn pnrum - c II. W rGlellan
abgrIsBt wurbe 70 Wte bas 9rsffsn ,u Grebsrtis.
burg, uno bic &bleBuns tss Gjsn. 8urnfOe-ejn
Document bae in ben Sanpsn stnse ieren gutca
Union. NlanntS lsn iolte grss, 5 Gfnte-IOe.
0sn srbaItsn unO ju Vtrtaufrn tei
@utb uno 0a9cnbub.
0tat 6. 1863
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
SdS 10 bIfetIc
GleiDer : emporium,
Sn Der Staot alentaun.
GSretuta rtm6 Nfee6erp


>sa Benahrltti9En bas alsemstne 9ubIifun
A oaB fs tbr Ssihaft ole q aufmannf
-lAS d n et er, on SO. IL St 0amttcn
oraBE, IN ausnoun, uCdl immer fcrt6stretbsn, unt
iuAIeldsr 3sit uerithGrn iie oaeslbe-ruN ots6 aud
btrsIs aIIsrmarts bstannt iIt-eaS man ea bel ID
nsn
Die belten unb ppblfrillten Sleiber,
N elmer lInasslnS ron wSnisfsnS so N0ciIen tOr
ZEN fam. @s IN oiss ,nar piel 9sfaet aber ss bdi
thsr aus, inorm es nicbts ais Die reine sSabrbEt
i. Sts BADEN 9e9snpSrti9
Ginen berrliden Stod &leiorr
fir bic Sohrsieit poiIsno ouf pOno, Der audi htsr
.ttbt an S6Snbrit ibErtrcffcn miro, bsltebsnc aus
gIllsn Nrtsn 8Stsn,
Qlle Nrten Bsllen,
QlIe Qrten SoIen,
Qae grtm Salstiher, etc.
LIMB fur; 1ltS b0s in ihr Satb sinihId9t uno oslG
Sbaliatbe, julanlmsn 9snculmen nit Dem Sben9c'
'a9ten, fsBt Re III Den Stano ale Gnprchsnos mad
Bunfb beoiensn iu tSrncn. Rufst eaber on chs
tbr lcntnc toufCt, penn ibr @ueren SntersiIsn go
trcu isin pcIt. SerasfTst ben Srt ntbt oSr'elb'
1T Sc. IL Sit 5amiltcn:Straee, jwiihen Dem III
len 6aus" uno 9Yoiers lpctb'fe.
Sic fine oarttar tir tsrsits 9sncHsns 8uno
fhaft. uuo bit;En UNI cine Tcrtoausr Der Gunit esf
pnttfums, iUefir is aub lists uno immsrbin oant
bar lsln pGreen.
@reinie unS 0ceber.,
hIsntaun, gpdi g, 1863. ral
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
lla0rid)t on Danrrn !!

geIr iinO tersit, pis espSbnl6, no 1ent
o d ter fir 8ausrn unp Qupre pom ibrer siae
ntn gECls. fir Ndnner., 8natrn. unb Ssrausn
SraGt gu fabri,iren, brfetsnb aus
@aimeren, Sl1netten, @arn, etc., etc.
lloiers g9aursn tnO iammtli6 nit gan, neusn
Nal6tnersn pcn ben 1sstsn uno mr anaenpm
mtnen pIinsn psrfsrtiat, uno bic rsidiisn unt
Oaucrnitsn 6lrbsn in iid faiTsno Iinp rtrIrltr IN
ieosr Snittt . orju9 | / d als irpenO an
rersr @uter pts in pielsm 5beilc pfS 9antes per
ferttat wsrosn. Sausrn fncsn lfsts bel une
rin grcbss gIiiortiment pCn gBlarrn, Die ,u itrem
gettaufe bsrritet FnO, pslbs mir fir g1cQs IN
unssr NuantitGt uno in irssno rinsr SdbreWit
au1tdul6en psrpen unb INNER pm + 4 d. leu
prets Il T gS 0 d ntdutsn ter i'm Wart
tr ertaltsn rercen tann. g8ir taufen beildnpio
gRcur fir SaaraclC unb Saurn uno gpoGer,eu,
ger rsroen e5 irts gu brsm SntertiTr fnren.
psnn lie ibrs gBOls an uniere WibIm brira,n
cbe iIe bireIbs ICnhpO pstfaufer.
gBIr prrifhun rrRe &lalTr QrGft an GlQaen
prFisn. Seetn9un8en 6 a G.
Gr9ctcnlt
Gemi6 Dofer'6 S0bne.
Setttstem, Stunt 10. 1868. raiW
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
Gin 9rDBeS Stnafeft


Scl aN9sbaIt'n perosn, in 6rn. Qbaon albrioI "A
2Saios. nabt Der Scroansr Refcrmirtrn 6irhe. cnrr
bel 9BaIbsrt's Station. in 5Go 9Bbsitboa Soun
tbiU. ouf Scnnta9s Den l6'sa auauft, Wobmittaas
um llbr. rucbsi fCl9enos Sing GbOrs antbSil usb.
men msrcfn, nHmIih
Emptsr:ebcr unter eeitun9 ron Z. q. 8,rnot ;
Sr'tosns'Atrdr'Stcr. nntcr eeitur9 pcu Galuin
edth unb bas ScroGner eutherIhC. unb S,fer.
m'rt':Sbcr, untsr Der ectuu9 ron 5atcb ". ocner.
aub Guo Die epnnUiusr. ecmbiucr. rp,irtntu,
ger. SrEnrtaunsr uno ollie auofre Gina: Gbutsr
I'm eauntr, 10 pie audi alle eiCtbater Der 0ctol
Wnlt hSfIidf siu9slabeu tsiiupcbnru.
SsribtsosnC Seoen in oeutfbSr Sprntbe fcICr
9Snausn msroGn-uno burthaus feline SHartctCnoe
rel ODER pudftsrsi il babel srlauti.
Srantlin 8ubn6, gS. g. @utb,
AIer. s. SoeB, 8ecr9e Sp1it6,
ausuft S. =" r'3.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
sc q 6 ii 6 t

rirb hcrmtt ss9sbsn, buB Ser llrter,d6nSte ale
GomtnilratOr BON Der 6IntfrlnBrnIfaft tss Der.
iiorbsnsn SpnaS pttsr, Coon 0rwalt }
leBttin bon g1aitinstcn SounIdp, 9s6a Gaun,
tp, anasilellt wcrben IL. 9IGc Disisni9en batter
rslts nod an brIdsts SinterlaecnIhaft Itulbtr
dnb hermit uufBefOrrsrt innsrbalb 6 gBcd,sn IN
,urufsn unO atIuts,ablsn Solts Die mod
r6tmdsisf anforoerunsen babsn nBarn, TnS
'bsnfalls srfuGt iclds nnsrbalb Der ttIaatsn 3sii
rcbltsTdt9t en,ub6nhtarn, an
80 Sacob 3. petsr, 2(bm'cr.
Suli 8. no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
9 S6uQebrer Derl1n0t.

9ppIifatiunm rerben angsnOmmen bur6 bic Ct'
rtftoren psS SsiSstsrs 3aunIhip S&uI' OtiirtftF,
fir bic Nnltsluns Scn 2etrer, un bic S6uIen
cts bsIagten Dtfrfts su ibsrnebmsn. Die
SGulsn bsainnsn am lien Nopemtsr 1868, unb
Onusrn 4 Mcnatrn. Qpplitantsn psrpen Grant
nirt pur6 ben Gauniy. Superintendent auf Nitt
wOGs DEN t9tsn guauit I'm 8 ll6r gCrmittaDs
an rem Bffentlitsn Sauis Son Qeter N l.
te.r In SaSrrspiae. 9Ipf gsrurpnuns Der
Board.
gSillon 6. peter, Sec.
Sult 80. 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12

Gertificat oaB Die perion benz Draft une
teruorfen, Der elnjl9e Sruber BON Ell
mem &ino coer &inoern 1T, weltbe bon
ibm obbdn0i9 fir ibren llntcrDalt fino
Sd, Der llnier,ri&nrte. pa Id nrm
Draft fir Definite in Der ArmGs ber SHsini9tsn
Staten unisrporfsn bin. made bisrmit cine sip
lib 9Iusiu9e, raS i'd Der ftnji9s Srupr BON
untrr 12 Sabre alt Bin, wsl6r mfttr
Batter nod Wutter bat unO BON mriner Arbsit fiji
ieinrn llnttrbalt abbGnsig III.
gGir tie llntHui&nstsn, unb
,GnpVbnr ron Gauntp, Staat
pcn bG16stnigsn tiatur6 paB
Der rtnem Draft untRrWcrfrn, Der sin3igr
Sruber orn ,pel6rr unttr t2 Sab.
rsn alt. unb rtSfr Batter nod Nluttr bat, uni
ppn ltnsr Nrbrit fir Isinen llntu9alt ntbGnsis II
YsrlGnIi9 nf6insn Dor mir bic Sbnernann.
ten uno uno madtcn etn,sn
fpGife guaiasen, bn6 tie Obisen @srtifitatrn
nod ibren tstn 0iNtn unp WIautsn rs6t unN
pabr fne.
2InmCrfun3 I.--Tirfss Grrtiftat IOa assr
nur In 6dlen benubt perpCn, in pfldsr prflih
B G Qrbe I t pss @Jcaenen, Der Qnipru6 fir
5rsmpton ma2t fir ben untrrtntt bsiltn Der pcn
ibm abbGn9g, nUtbwnbis il.-Die exemption
ii ni6t arwsnptdr, 100 ocnug gismtbum SUrban
ben ii, fir sera6tfn untnbaIt unb no bic nctb,
pnosrn @rIh6fir uno bas @tnfcmmrn su rctlst
tirn pur6 agsnlsn, Gruetrss, u. (. ~, bicrei
pTetn fDnrrn
InmerPun9 9.-Oas srRs GrtTtat mue
ron Der Ysricn, prI6s anlprua fur exemption
ma6t, unp bas spsits ron ,ps rsiptttabIen Der
icnen C6Guptsr pcn 5dmlirn) uno @inwob1u
OOn tu namlGsn Stapt, Gaunty rrsr D,iritt,
nit csm anipruama&sntsn, untsrSsthnrt wrbrn
Swtificat, DAP ,wci Walt9lieoer pon Der
Samilie, Der Drfon Dem Draft unters
lporfen, bereit6 in Dem milltdriIben
Dienlt Der Sereini9ten Staaten itno.
g9r bic llntsrjsiGnrtsn. uno
finpcbrer pom Staat pon
birtur6. saB lpt Nit9lISbsr Scn
Ger 5amir uno Sauessnofrn pUn >,
sOn stm Obmssnunntsn @aunlp unb Staat, In
ptm miItariI4R Qt'nRs RH gEsinistsR Stas.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
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2ln bic sr5Cgene Nanui9aft.
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in psnulplpanten,
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in psnulplpanien,
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t1adrid1t.-Oas enrolment 8cmb res
6ten Dartfts, belfetsno aus Dsn @aunttes MOnt
Iomerp uno Gs&a, in llsbrrelnftimmuna NIT ben
9sfstlsn bee 9rouof Warf6al @ntrale, publ
rt Die naGfOlssnpsn 5orman BON sipt'6sn Nus.
asen, fir Die 8sIrb,uns ppn Ysrionen, pslGr
gnipru& fir Exemption MAIDEN. aus ,.bsr Atls
idr bic GtnVairuns unb ben aufruf Der NatiOnal
Wa&t,' u. (. 10, senr9mtSt ben 3ten Ndrs,
1863.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
Female DrfsSlneSS,

Under the head of Alarming Demonstra-
tions among the ladies' the New York Even
ing Post recently gave Us the following:
For some time past there has been an evil
dent inclination among the ladies of fashion
to revive the absurdities of dress of olden
times, At any expense of comfort and beauty
The 'sky-scraper" bonnets have assumed pro
portions of singular extent and announcement
shape. The dressing of bonnets is becoming
a study of no ordinary complications. White
ostrich feathers are the prevailing ornament
for the bonnet, and have a very pretty effect
Immense bows of white muslin are also com
ing IN vogue. They are worn at the throat.
and are ingeniously constructed so as to cover
the breast, being furnished with wide tabs
which depend from the bows at lengths to
suit the wearer. These bows are eminentlv
suggestive of mourning garbs, and thus our
young ladies are assuming the appearance of
those dangerous creatures, 'vidders," for
which We see the warnings of Mr. Samivei
Weler, senior. But far beyond crinolines,
beyond pages" beyond 'sky-scrapers," and
beyond widows bows, looms up new hor-
ror. II may beliserslly said that "horrors on
horrors head accumulate"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

4 LARGE PLE.-The Shullsburg Local says
that MIR. r. II. CHAMPION, of New Diggings,
Lafayette county, Wisconsin, sold, recently,
the large quantity of 100000 lbs of mineral,
which brought the snug sum of $4,000, and
that he has 900, 600 lbs more ready fc~ sale.
His mines are yielding at the rate of $4,000
lbs per day, with no apparent decrease. Mr..
CHAMPION deserves this rich reward for his
indomitable perseverance in running level
through the hills to drain his diggings at an
expense which well nigh exhausted his means
Having succeeded in drawing off the water,
all the treasure which he Is now taking out
became accessible.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Our Wisconsin copperheads are hardly up
to the standard of their brethren in Ohio who
have been instructed at the very feet of the
great martyr EALLANDIGHAM. Here is spec
linen or two Of the advanced Ohio style
which we clip from the Stark County Demo
crat of the 18th:
9 Garibaldi, the played ont repolhjonist, and
flljbotster, sends his congratulations to Bloody
Old .Abe
When they [Republicansl abused Jeffer-
son and Buchanan and villity as pure man as
e. l.. TaAdndighdHa it is no wonder they lie
about and abuse candidates on our county
ticket"
The obscene story telling tyrant at Wash
lngton suits them to a I"
\ poem in the same number declares that
- Wen rally round the flag, boys
Shouting YalIaudigham and fEeedom''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30

Chaplain Gladdis said at the commence
ment Of his speech that even a preacher
might get mad under certain circumstances.
He illustrated this by narrating the following:
At n camp meeting once an old brother was
detailed to bring sinners to the altar of re-
pentance by sounding horn. During tenn
porary abseuse from his post of duty, an un-
rcgenerated person filed the horn with soft
soap. When the brother came back to re-
sumo the vocation of Gabriel, he discovered
the trick that had been played upon him.
Said he, Il have been a member of the
church for forty-fye years, and minister of
the Gospel for thirty-hve. | have never
sworn an oath in my life, but d-n me if
don't whip the that soaped my horn"
Pretty soon the altar was crowded with
mOurners and the spirits influence was man
ifestIng itself very satisfactorily except in
one heart that seemed very stubborn. The
proprietor of the horn approached this obdu-
rate case and asked him how he felt. The
poor sinner couldn't feel his sins forgiven, and
he knew there was no use in his petitioning
the Throne of Grace. He had committed an
objectionable sin, he said.
All" said the preacher, " the blood of
Christ cleanscth from all sin"
" All, except the one I've committed" said
the sinner.
What can it be, BROTHERS. it murder,
arson rape, adultery -
4" Worse than that" sobbed the unconveg-
ted one.
The minister looked at his st hearted
subject a moment, and then suiting the action
to the word said, viii some brother hold
nv coat2 Here's the damned rascal that
soaped my horn" The preacher whipped
the sinner, who soon after receiving The pun
ishment became thoroughly converted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-30
from tn. Atlantic Monthly Tor october
xr RIIAD By WHITTIER
BARBARA FRIETCHIE

r. from the me adows rich with corn,
clear In the cool September morn,
The clustered spires of Frederick stand
Er.an-wslled by the hills of Maryland
Round about them orchards sweep,
tnple and peach rtuited deep,
Fair as a garden of the Lord
To the eyes Of the famished rebel hofde,
on that plcasant morn of the early fail
When Lee marched over the mountiain-NaiL--
Over the mountains winding down,
Horse and foot, into Frederick town.
Forty flags with their silver stars,
Forty Is With their crimson bars,
CLAIMED in the morning wind: the sun
ar noon looked down, and saw not one.
20 rose old Barbara Frietehie then,
Bowed with her fourscors years and ten
Bravest of all in Frederick town,
She took up the flag the men hauled down
In her attic window the staff she set,
To show that one heart was loyal yet
Up the street came the rebel tread,
Stouewall jackson riding ahead
Under his sIou ched hat left and right
lie glanced the old flag met his sight.
* Halt 1.-THE dust-brown ranks stood fast
- Fire .''-out blazed the rife blast
1t shivered the window, pane and sash;
It rent the banner with seam and cash.
Quick, as it fell, from the broken staff
Dame Barbara snatched the silEen scarf;
She leaned far out on the windowsili,
And shook it forth with royal Will.
.sshoot il you must, this old gray head,
But spare your country's flag she sad.
A shade OF sadness, blush OF shane,
over the face OF the leader came;
The nobler nature within him stirred
To life at that woman's deed and word
ssWho touches hair of yon gray head
Dies ike a dog March on ~ he said
All day long through Frederick street
Sounded he tread OF marching feet
All dag long that free flag tossed
Over the heads Of the rebel host
E7eE it, torn folds rose and fell
On the loyal winds that loved il we'll
And through the hill gaps sunset light
Shone over il with I warm goodnight.
Barbara Frietchie's work is o'cr,
And the rebel rides on his raids no more
Honor to her and let a tear
Fall, for her sake, on StonewaiPs bier
Over Barbara Frietchie's grave
Flag of Freedom and Union, wave
Peace and order ard beauty draw
Round Thy symbol Of light and law
And ever the stars above lo ok down
On thy stars below in Frederick town