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, 1863-04-25

The proofs of frcnds ut tha lato election arc
coming In rapidly, mud the Committee hare
already In their possession evidence Of Illegal
voting, which will be brought forward nt the
proper time, showing low the Democracy car
ricd their ticket. When that evidence shall
be published it will expose some men In this
city who can lily bear exposure. The proofs
Of fraud in the Sixth Ward show the most
shameful and iDfanous practices. Enough
Illegal votes can te proved in the Fifth, Sixth
and Sixteenth wards, which if frejectcd, would
have elected Mr.. Bryan By nearly thousand
minority. The Committee Of Investigation
arc ulakiug thorough work US lLey go along,
and the contest will be placed in the hands OF
competent men. The day Is not far distant
Wien ccp!e At hoLe and abroad will learn
low the Union party was defeated and ChIca-
60 disgracea.
CHICAGO SABBATH SCHOOL US1oS.-Thc
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Union will
BE- held on Monday evening April eth, in the
Lecture Room of the Clark St. n. E. Church,
corner Of Clark and Washington streets, at
i before 5 o'clock, Among other exercises
the following questions will be presented for
discussion:
1st How can older scholars be retained:
gI. Hy the nncaus Of whit organization Gnu 5. 5.
workers he more systematically linked together In
labor, sympathy and efficiency: ..o.,
al Should children attend more than one Sab.
bath School:
Pastors, Superintendent, Teachers, and
friends will please attend u'thouf further
notice. A large and interesting meeting is ex-
1ac4a5
, 1863-04-25

SHEET-Are n 1aiF demand and frm. Sales
$50 sheep ayg 119 Ds, 1T SITS.
NEW KONk CATTLE MARkET.
, 1863-04-25

Go TO THE DEsr-Go TO BRYANT & S1RATros's
CHICAGO CoNHERc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education
, 1863-04-25
Ubira9o Gribune.
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1868.
THE CITY.

OH LADIES Hoxr-A special meeting OF
the Board Of Managers Of this noble charity,
will be held this afternoon ut the Home. I'm.
portant business demands full attendance.
, 1863-04-25

FR1pAr EVENING, April II, 1868.
KEcEuTs FOE THE LAST TwESTT-Fouts HOURS,
Flonr. .Whcat. Com. Oats Rye Brlry.
ht1h hi hn b In hrN
, 1863-04-25

w A n Z E. D-A young girl to
Assist IN 'akirg care Of children. Apply st 81
, 1863-04-25

Knickerbocker for May, aul ''A Fret
Friendship" a new novel. have been received by
McNal1y s. Co., 81 Dearbt IN street.
, 1863-04-25

1s!t at libcftr to tell TO young gentleman, CIR.
because he was married j hcsitatcd 4 long tins,
and really could not tell him until had arrived In
5olrt vita them. and then. aflcF my sister and
womb tell Mr. Wilkinson II he womb sit with his
back to ne A1tcra Grcat deal OF hczitancy did So
Q-Ycu spoke 9: Nj. Haeer throwing shawl
throwing kis arm around your shoulder How do
you reconcile these different expressions, II they
wcsr ore and the eanc act!
A-TdI not tli1k 1t Was necessary to SAY every
time that he thrcw Ills ERE. and shawl around ms,
because it was naturally inferred that they went
0-Did the shawl and Mr. uaccz's arm - upon
ard from, yonr shoulder at one and the SAME time:
o.-wken and where did you frs. learn that the
AT my fathers housc In Manhattan. not very
long after went home from ch!eago: On that re-
NON chsaEG vert tS ana f
was to come to Joliet. The length Of time can
not remember have not volunteered any etats-
mer.a OF any facts, but when people would speak
to me about It. would cvade it rs soon a* posi-
bic. 1.met Francis tcagwin II Edxard's jswelry
store In Chicago. uc said, Mrs. White, what an
;xS.cmcnt-!tis Is greater than the var ncwsIin IN
beng cxasperatcd and, If you knew all the ctrcv4
fH!anset. Ha.net. you would not wonder at it.. | leis
heT T. hnox ats o'clock in the morning and arrived
inssi u mr. "a 1Wiksneon naked nc II would have some
man ear II bss,s shst occurred between and he
ea,e0 . On sou, AZ testified to in your crosscxani-
Ale said he camc to iaon,,,, .....,.,
seen nc on the going to Ghca.o ,a21 1o .a3% ~
~ss ne,E; GpE'ssa1 r. fas s aair
ssougSt a!d sSsR sid: @si pd r. k.n raid
@ans5er fE IL as answePea 9s as; 1ES6sd
think he will dread the Recordnrs CAM Wadan r. AN
cngo more than you DO the Ecclesiastical cop1t OH
, 1863-04-25

- F. E. R;gby, 50 Randolph street. Is selling
Paper Hanginss at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The t.ade supplied on the
most liberal terms. apl25-1m.
, 1863-04-25

WANTED-A good House in
w pleaeart neIghboslood convenient to hus.
ucss. TlML1SSOS bKUTHEis5, l53 AID is Lskc-s:
nrIt = " ~
, 1863-04-25

Grass high Live Drs'd EeeE
Seed. Hides w'cs. Hogs. Hogs. cite.
Ms. Ds, bfly, No. No. No.
, 1863-04-25

gTCook & McLain, os Dearborn street and 1913
South Clark St. eet, clcan and dye lades' drcsscs
ehaWfs, &c. Gents coats vests An! pants reno
vatcd in a superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
Dleachea and pressed in the latcet style.
, 1863-04-25

81 Any one wishing to send letters or
packages 10 Chicago Batteries 4 and B can do
50 by leaving them at the Office Of Rumscy,
Bro. & Co., on or before Monday evening
, 1863-04-25

WANTED-At the Myrick House,
~ Cottage Grove Avenue, pastry cook.
, 1863-04-25

cI NERVOUS DISEASES AND PHTs1caL DEB1L1-
11r, arising from Specific cal1ses, in both ec1cs-
new and reliable treatment. in Reports Of the
opea, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. Skillin
Houghton. uoEard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. PA. apl9-1w
, 1863-04-25

BRIDGE CoIL1s1oS.-Ycsterday afternoon
as the Randolph street bridge was turning to
allow vessel to pass through, lumber wag-
on was caught between tue bridge and railing
at ono end Of the bridge, ,and hearse WAS sim
ilarly caught at The other end. Both vehicles
were completely wrecked. Tie drivers had
, 1863-04-25
ln h1nt.

ITO r E n T-Furnishe rooms.
T. Eithout board. on Wabash agenuc Address r.
v. BOZ 80 Ap15d #
ITO RENT.-Good Two Story
= HOHSE. onWa:hir goa Street near 0akley Aiso
j. H. STARR
ap.S d93 1t l1s Randolph Street,
, 1863-04-25

Browns BRONCHIAL TEocHEs.-This L5sttsrsat
Remedy for Coughs, Colds. and Bronchial Aifec-
tions row stands the fret in public favor and con
fdence; this result has been acquired by test Of
thirteen years. It's merit and extensive use has
tcusrtI the .TEocllcs to be couutcrfeited, and NC
would elution purchasers to be on their guard
at-ni,;st worthless mutations
, 1863-04-25

w A n r E D-A situation to 60
w South. tn the capacity Of Clerk 70. Paymas-
ter Major OF Colonel Satisfactory reference given
desired Address r." Post Office Box 25., Chicago.
, 1863-04-25

A BRu7E.-Eugcne Doyle was before the
Police Court, yesterday, charged with l4abitu-
ally abusing lis family. His wife testified to
the i)l.treatmeut which she has received at his
hands, and that be lad threatened to take her
life if Sue dared to complain to the authori-
tics. Tho prisoner was fined twelve dollars
and costs,
, 1863-04-25

LAHcESr.-Emil Broeht, lad thirteen
years Of age, was arrested yesterday for steal
ing iron. Upon being brought before the
Commissioner for examination, he WAS idcn-
tiied rs ayoIng rascal who escaped from the
Reform School some time since by climbing
the fence. He was referred to thu Commits
siohcr and sent back where he belongs.
, 1863-04-25

TO RENT-Ofices Il Il Masonic
- Temple Apply to 81. y. I:OfskE, Arent tor the
bollisrg 10 Masonic Tenrle. s. Is and Is Dearborn
stset :. lalcaso. Dps dl13t
, 1863-04-25

w ANTED- situation as sales-
y mag In some dry gonds or clothing etose, No
objections 10 going In tie cou-tEy. address "A r."
P. q. Box 2T, Chicago Ills, apt c355 II
, 1863-04-25

pEnscSN--uon. Owen Lovejoy, Ills; Col.
T. Lyle Diekcy, q. S. A.; GOV. Alex. Ramsey,
MINI; Gen. 4. G. Fuller, Springfield; Capt.
Daniels, Q. s. 4; G. Taylor and Gen. King,
Baltimore, are stopping at the fremont
7Inuea
, 1863-04-25

%*%"AANAA-'
Chicago should not lose sight Of the fact that
the Mercantile Battery is in need Of thirty
more good men to fill up its ranks. Lieut..
Gone is no" In this city Tor the purpose of re-
crult'ng that number of men; and unless they
be obtained within Reasonable time. the or
gantzation will have to be reduced to a four
gun battery. The Mercantile Association
under whose auspices the battery was raised
md sent into the 1leld-sttemptcd to hold a
meeting last evening for the purpose Of alont-
Ing measures by which to. procure recruits;
but there bling 10 quorum rrcscnt, no busi-
ness Fas transacted. 4 meeting will be held
next Monday evening at the rooms Of the
Mercantile Association, and /. is to be hoped
there vii! be a full attendance.
The Mercantile Battery is iu excellent con-
dition, ard only needs few more solid mel,
to place II on m equal footiug With the best
artillery company In the service. We trust
1t will not long 1ant the necessary recruits.
1MrRovEAEs1s.-A number Of workmen
arc employed in excarating on the corner Of
esate aao madison streets, and the prepare
uoh u 'ac lonhdation for five fInc stores, coy
ei'fg Ae whole vacant space from the pres.
ent buildings On State street, 10 the Dearborn
School, on Madison street. The three Stores
on The corner arc being erected for r W
Raymond, and the other two On stoto $50.
for j. y. 6cammon. Tho contractor il p r
Warren, who informs us that the block u;,
be completed about the first Of Scptcmhev
When completed, the block will he los fee
front on state street and Ito feet front q,
Madison street, three stories high, with a larg
basement.
Judge Mauicrrc is constructing two store
on tue corner Of Madison and Dearborn street,
The excavations are now being made, an
the stores will he ready for occupancy earlv /
the fall. The whole corner is to be built u
as far rs Dearborn School. When these In
proyements orc completed, the whole prese,
vacant space from State TO Dearborn stree
VIII be covered, with the exception Of a cou
between. The earth taken from the cel!a
Is being deposited In the yard Of Dearbo'
School, where It is much needed. The yal
Is 70 tc filed up to icycl with the street, 3:
6oddcd tye1,
, 1863-04-25

TOR SALE.-Water Power Wool
i e7 Factory. Saw 3fn ard Tarne.y An new aud
p good ordsr. With dwelling house and s6 acres *
Faux county. Wisconsin. Original cost. fl;tca Tbs
7cwcEeas u fee. Les es1I1Atea = su!ac!tnt fr 20
run OF stones. ". 2. FLANDERS.
tsc9 xSH-Sn Milwaukee,
, 1863-04-25

| ITO leENT-Office and four Lofts,
s71, E!h Fo9d hqst!ag prisllcses: Inquire Of
Eo3d
, 1863-04-25

w ANTED-Imme,liately. Men
w WHO are looking for business are in<1tnl to
csll at Il Dearborn street to examine sone Of tae
most lnFostaEt TEw Inventions q the age. RS can
The r1sctcca rktnx OF tnycnt:on will he freely
thcWn 20 MI who mean business no WARD TILDES
at.a+ ct:lrfeu1 &t-4t
, 1863-04-25

No CHANCE FOR D1ssAT1sFAcTroS.-DeLa
Il Co. authorize those who ecll their goods to
tell purchasers to use one-half Of paper OF
their Chemical Sa}c1atus, and then If they are
not entirely satisfied with Its superiority oyer
Soda or any other brand OF Salcratus to return
The balance and get the money for the whole
refunded. This Saleratus is perfect, therefore
they are willing to Let it stand or fall upon its
own merit.
, 1863-04-25

OvrRcnAEGISc.-Ane expressman named
Thomas Walsh, was arrested yesterday, for
charging q stranger one dollar for carryingh his
trunk and some other Light baggage from the
corner Of Lake aud Clark streets to the Cen
tral Depot. In the Police Court yesterday, he
was fined $500 and costs, and obliged to re-
fund tie dollar. These impositions are be-
coming too common, and prompt arrests
should he made in every instance.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
A GEM FOR THE MILLION,
AND
SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENT
MIME. DENTOREST'S
RUNNING STITCH
S. SEWING MACHINE.

The embodiment of practical utility, and
marvel of simplicity makes the running
sti'ch very rapidly and perfect, uses a COM
non needle, and will last a lifetime. AT
the New York State Fair, lis simplicity, ef-
iciency, and great practical utility, was con-
irmed by the award of the First Premium.
1t will GATHER, RUFFLE, sHIRR, TUCK, RUN
UP BREAD rHs, etc, with a single or double
thread on any material adapted to the RUN.
xINe STITCH. The thinnest, usually the
most difficult to stitch by other sewing ma
chimes, being sewed the easiest. For la
dies and children's apparel, and other arti
cles made of light fabrics, it will therefore be
found almost INVALUABLE.
1t is attached 10 the table like sewing
bird, and having no tension, and requiring
no fabrication or change of sticth. is always
ready for operation, and such marvel of
simplicity that child of six or eight years
can UNDERSTAND it, and use it succ EssFuL-
LY.
1t is not at all liable to get out of order.
Each machine is put up in neat box, ac.
companied with full and explicit directions,
and twenty-five needles.
Sent TO any address in the United States
on receipt of an order, inclosing the amount
or may be collected by Express on delivery
of the machine.
When the money is send with the order
and registered, we guarantee its safe receipt
and the delivery of the machine, anywhere
within 1000 miles free of any Express
charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
See MIRROR OF FASHIONS, or for full par
ticulars, specimen of sewing, etc., send a
stamp for return postage.
Address,
NINE. DFMOREsT,
473 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Every lady, mother, miliner and dress
maker, should have one of these valuable
sewing machines
January z, 1853. 81
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Shtce DDn SAP GDDfe,
Subfcripttpu 9(0cnt.

SuolcCtPttpu agent,
Bel 9ag GCots unb 60. 9anauirrs, Nu. ia
iiO Ste Strabe, pbifaocIpbia.
Der llntrBednsts purbt pum S6abIefreIGr
anssltrllt, as SublcrptIpn'Ngsnt, unb ii bsrsit
lp9Ifib bic
yteuen gtpan5i9 Sabren 6 prog. 9onoen
Von ben gfrsIntg. Stantsn aus,uFsllen, sennnnt
,,Bunfr 3pnnJSer, snI6star mad 9elirben ber
Nt9lsrun9, mad SrIauf pUn Sabrsn, autbO.
rtItrt bW6 eine afte Pes GpnsuiIes, stnebnliat
5etrgar 25, 1862.
Die Coupon 8onbCn iperben ausaeaeben son
$50, 800, $500 unb $1,000.
Dte 9te9ter Scnren In Summer bon $50
S10O, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die idbrlife Snlrre0en Der 6 grc3. beoInnen
am Gage bes NnFaufs unp Rnb ,abG6Gr In Sob,
talti6trIt6, uRb brinssn aI1o mad ben ieblaen
@oles9rdmten, adt Present tabrIidb.
Sausrn, SduHsuts, NsGanies, Gattalifrn,
un6 ale bic @eIO gu psrIdtsn tabrn, IOlItsn pTs
lfn uRo bebentcn. pab OieIe SUnbsn In gBirEIld.
tett oils critics Wicrt9age auf ale Gilenta6nsn,
Camden, Bdntlod5 unb SiGrbeitsn baftet, pie
auG aut bic ungeteuern prpbuften BON alien S5a.
brItpslen, etc. i'm Eanpe. llnb bag btnrei6snbe
VOrtshrunssu setrpffsn ftnb fir bic Ss1obIuna Der
Sntsrsilen unb Sauptlamme, bur6 gustum;Sas,
Westls.StamPs une stntsImIl6sr Repenurn, ma,
den btefs Spnbsn bic
Seiten, mei(t portbeiIboftPifen uno mPiIf
populdrtten Snoeitments i'm Marft.
SublertpttCnen prrben an . r In leaa( Sem
6er'9Ioten, Cosr NOtsn unb @bsds BON 8antrn
bic In ptInbrlpbta par linb, angsnUmmen. I'm.
tsrlHreiber Hur& bic 9of rprben prpmpte 9sSiss
nun9 erbaItsn, unb tepe @ustunft un6 grplana.
ttonen ee8sben, penn man IN bteIer Office pur'
iprtdt.
Yin ttnlangl6sr SOrrat6 BON 9Cnben werben
an 5anb 8sbaItsn fdr lOfOrtiss llsbrlisfguns.
Sap &OOfc, Sutf.ription.IsenL
RcDEmbsr l2, 1862. nolS
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81 q 6 + i'd t

gBirb tIsrmt sssetsn, ba6 bic llnter,rtGnetsn
ala @bmIniNratOrrn BON Der StntfrlaernI6aft bes
OsriiCrtsnsn Owen MILLER, lGBtbin Spn
SeiOsItrra Iauni6ip, 0sha GuuntD, anesllellt
wCtben fnO. alIs Gisjsnaen Yrlcnen pober,
ueI6s nu6 an bsiaats SinterIa0snIAait i&ulbsn,
iInb hermit aufgsforbsrt InnGbaIb g0Ohen an.
Buruffn unb atsub3aGlsn, limb SOld,s bic nod
re&tmS6is' glnicrOnunssn tatsn mBgen, dnb stsn'
faIlS srluht fctsbs tnRsrbaIb her beIa8tsn Belt
wrRlbelatiBt eInBubSrbissn, an
Soicpb MiQcr, So9el6pue.
@ilIiam Noam6, Sd9er6pille.
San. Ia. na6w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Sefentti6er 95erfauf
eine8 i4debarrn @aurrri StDd8.

zines ftdsbaren 9auerri Stpd5.
DcunsrRda ben t2tn unO 19tsn 0dr, 1868,
um 10 ubr gcrmittaas, fOa am Saule bes I'm.
tsrfhrctbensn. In Sdimsrevt0s. Qehd. @auntp,
foIaencer wertbpoQe 8luss'StS cd auf GfentII6.
er gsnou prrtauft wfrprn nSmliG:
Se6s pfsrOs-ndmli6 elm purtrrfIiftS trau.
mes 5lmitfn 9ferb. 3pd portrrfilths braunr
3u6tmhtrsr, uno brct CUTE S6afTpfsrps sIr
trdunss 2idtrtass S1Qsn. Elm braunes unO cir
aslbes iirrs's 8dIm. 8 Jsdte, bavon mil
Sdlber unO 3 DnScn 81 on Garbe. 3 Rin
Der. 1 odpcn Rctn 5arte, elm ocrtreffIiArr Rctr
Bul. 2 Sabre alt, qdufer. .Shpeine. ensS ba
pon Elm 3u&tIfpsin, Orsi 4 @dulsp6sn 2 bn.
bon ssraos 70 gut alS neur, 2 8cby NIT SprirasI
unb Dsfe, 2 Set @agsntOarb, 2 9dar 5eu
Ietern nit S6tmsl 70 gut pIe nsu, 6 paiae, 3
oapon betnabe neu, 2 Gssrn, @slIGfornsGg1,
SnIttudtcr. S&aufeIpfIug, Drs1&mai6tns unb
pfsrosgepalt, 70 out Wtr nsu. Riemfn unb
S6ittlsr. cine patsnt Dinbmdbls, 0sl1GFCrns
3eusr uno StrobIhntibn nit pfrrbeseraIt, einr
Tsds srtra CUTE boppsIte @aljr, jwsi CUTE 3Olj'
I&Itttsn, 1 RaIfi6Ittrn, @s1&trr fiir gfTts. 6
pIuscsef&irrs. 55liessnntbs. elm Gutr'Satt'l,
Sumste Hnb 8linbbnIftsrn, pauee.umb bpppslts
N'"tH, ofu'OlUWst UIuIptttIII V'aelthItI OuHES
slsslhtrr. 8 pIusswadscn, 8 8Crbrrpdaasn, 2
eInfn&r esIbrwaasen, Siinftsfettr, S6IetbUl,.
gDnssnpin6e, Sprrfsltsn, Rdu'Spsrrr Siblei.
ten. @dulsbcFsln, rn anjubI prttpOLIsr 0abss
elm, SGtttefsahsIn uub Rs&sn. S6ppsn. 3sts
ellen, @ruttaden, nebR elmer srU6sn gsr16tspm.
belt aneerer Nrtfsl 81 um1dnrlI6 su mslbsn.
Die Ssbinsunsn am 8srtaufnase unb auf.
plrtun9 ppn
Gbarle6 g. S6eimer.
Sebruar II 1863. mann
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Orr grlo3ug fit Oen lt1inter a!
@rDRc gbifSlabnu0 au9elan8t.

Stpp Gtcp 6nlt gGp9ht 70 ges
ibWin6
st mad BEN wpNifrilsn @6ndbr ) ranF
& II II &, In @Qertaun, no jegt bic tslisn unt
i6Tnlen geaarSn fir SIstbsr ~ baden IInO, ale
bic g6fIt ie srirtm bat. gun IsIst mas CT last
Der untsrIriGnetr maat biermit elnen Yleler
6reunben uno bsm ges9rten 9uGlIfum bic gIniet.
sc, pab er 1Cebsn ron BEN SeritGbtsn beimaefftri
III, mo Gr ben grJBtsn, I6Snfrn unb ppblfeililer
Stcd Srn S&neOsr.g8darsn eingsFauft BOT, Der
Vas msnIGlide guge felt gleam's Jall eeIrtrn.,-
ROmmt unb brsudt iGn sjnmat ss lfnb pabr,
baftig SullD gGaaren unb gu baGsn fir ganj me-
mig 9slO. - Gs IN Elm ipaSrss Slid fir gIlIrns
taun bae ber s Sran { in bic SGneIosr Duff.
neb gegongen IN, tann alIsirsiG f6nnrn bic 9eut
bic RIsiber bIQi9sr faufrn oIs ie SUrbr, unb bae
fer fOase ct aud urtsritaBt perten. Sin lfnsr
Stnrord IN Ju ie6m
Na6 9r0Bete, baifs u. lUoblfeilfe NGorz
tement ferti9er RIeioer,
fir baS Spdtiabr uuO ben gGlntrr fir jSnatrn
unp Mdnner, In brr 9grougb BON alentaun.-
Inter Ieinem ausgebstnten Enforcement t5nnen
ssfunben tvsrten; 8nngups, 8aglans, frpdrBde,
Ssibma peaen, Satin gBefen, GaflTmere Soften,
Drs6rSde, SadrTde, 8alenta DeRen, Guhtcs
fen, SatInst 5olcn, DcsfEin 6UIen, selridtr Sas
den, II. (, tp. GtsnfalIs elm So[es Enforcement
pSn uHtertembsn unb tlntertpIen, fsnsn 6emben
unb Ssmeefraeen, 9aletdhfrn, 5aisbinpeR, So.
Ientr6aer, Gtrds unp eIs I6Snfrn &ip Gloves
fIr Gentlemen, bic npa ismals an WrnI&enbGn.
ben gu lstsn wayeR. Ostpt6 rOarsn nod ME tel.
ne iUIGs bibI6s In gllentuun. Gtrnfals lpsten
Ssrferttst, bas erBBts unS rchIfeiIils
uGortsment pen Rnaben. .Rleioem.
StRstsno aus Suabsn.Srads, Sad, lletrrfad
dn0 Runtep' '8Ddsn, Safan, SOisn unD gRlsn
BON allsn @r56tn unb 2ualltdten.
G6enfaIIs loebsn fmpfanSsn. Rn lftr grO6fr unb
gut aIIOrtrtsr 8prratb SgR
Guh, GaBimeres, SattinetS, 9Setens
Ieu9e, u. (. 10.
pelte auf 9etellunB ptinftIidb Ssrisrtiet unr gAs
rantIrt pT6en, in Der gnpabuns unO aualltat
Sffrlsbisuns ja gebsn.
Ea5- gGsr aliO pinlht ben polm geaI0 fiir
fGin gsle BW baten, lpiIte abiCIutels trI IGranf
Snaub anrlfrn, unb letus arOBs Saufrn abu
Saufsn BON UObIisIlm @itrrn braudrn. Car
untrr Bat es ale Sarbru -aRb feline uRD iuvuGei.
ne, unb 70 wsitsr.
B6~@r pGnldt ten Psittn bftannt 40 maden
baB sr Isine g2aoun aud bsim @rueen pie beinl
Stdd an ben gity grsiesn oblebt. @rIns 6lsl.
bunsSiIds linc bflsr Ssrfsrtat als irernb anbere
In gQfntaun-bdS IOtlten F1 bic 9eute teICnbrs
msrfen. ....,.
@erssbst aIiO bic greg, NIB pUtIfriIr S6net.
osrsi pcn Srant Rnaub ni&i Sie bsTnba ia
an Nc. SO, Sf'eamiItcn Strabs, In Der @tabt
alsntaun.
8rdnF &noub.
9lOUsmbsr 9, 1862. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25


Der tntsrl6riebeRe ,eist biermit Ieinsn 5rslns
ben unb einsm allgsmenfn Yublifum sreetsna an,
Dag sr cine neue Rut1Asnmn9srPt in uniCnpills,
eeda gauntp, aneefans'n Sat. allpu er tsldnbie
auf SOnO tdIt unO auf Sr1cluna prompt psrfr'
ttsen rptrp, utIs 0Irten Rutlfsn, geassn, 8ussss
unp ale anpere SubrwsIsn bic In lein Sad eebE'
rsn. bic er an psn alIerblielcn 9reifsn GblaRen
ptrp. Sn ptrfrn nsusn Suif2enma@srsi rsrpsn
nur bic brllsn MatgriaIim unb BON ben tCllen
Nrtcitsr ausellellt. Mfan trifft INNER cine srOBr
@uspatl 5ubrpslen BEL itm an, tupraus 9spGs
mail iif ale,et Iuttsn fam.
16g- Reparaturen wroen prSmpt unb bIlIs
teicret.
Snbem Der gtssnttiimsr lsn @sI6Git bGnttIi6
antrsttt, unp leine Satr1eugsn an Saurtaftss
felt, S66ntsit unp giQsfsit teinen anrern I'm
Staat noGasbsn, 70 turf g BON Rshtstalsfr uuf
sinsn libsralsn Gnttdi Der BiffntlI6m RunbGddft
rsRaen.
{oiram Seer5.
llntcnS[s, qprtt Q, 1862. nat9
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St q 6 ri 6 t

g8irb blsrmtt 9s9'tsn, ca6 ett untsrpL6nsten
aIs ANmIniRratorm Ron Der StntsrIaRmfdait bes
perRCrbnen gt ru beng9 g9snner, ltBtbtn SOn
Sup ps@bstttaa Saunihjp, qs6a Gauntp, anae.
llsat wCrOsn itub. Vile etttsniaen psrfUnen ba.
Ser, peIte nod en- tsIugts SintsrlaiIeni6aft
i&ulesn, itno bIsrmit auIssforSsrt innrtalb lsGS
DCfen anjurufen no at,ubs,aten, ,-unp COL.
DE, bic nC6 rs6tmdsIse @nfOrbsrunssn tatsn
mSsen, iino etrnfullS srIu6t IOldbe innerbalt Der
tsiastsn 3rtt wCtItsilatist sIuIutdnrIssn an
SSilIiam @enner, fen.,
1tIentaun
9eYi @enner, 9. @bcitba(t,
@m. @enner, it., 90.
Sdhuar 2i, 1868. ra6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Mu6ttDr$ <Mnsetde.

IN Dem @ailsHssribt ron esda Gaantp
Sn Der Safs Der Rs6nung BON SAMUEL RsIk
Ssnjamin 8sie gtaCn Rsis unb DaviS 8eit
NOmtntitrntOrsn Der 6tntsrIafsnI&aft brs pe,.
aOrosnsn Sonas &stb, lsBtbn Scn Qvnn
EauniHtp, a6a @auntY.
unb nun, Sanuar z, 1868. auf gOridIao b,s
u. 9. Brisbt. GIq., ernannte bic Court q a n.
TEL p. Srsts, gfq., Inn beGasts Rs6nuno IN
llntsriu@sn, Su au6tsn, iitsrSufrttsln, unD Ser.
tbfilins mad hrm @sfss su maiden.
4a8SA Hus 6su urtunosn.-8e,suots
zAs-'e' y. SauSmau, SGr
b9Osr pbsnaenannte @ubltur pirc ,ufoIes
lftnsr ernrnnuns fir bic Gusabuna Der ibm auf,
HIsstsn ptI6tsn ess'nwartis Istn, auf 8rtltaee
Den 6tsn WGr1, UNI 10 llbr 8ormittoos or
3aufe BON 6 No in6armOny, In SadlCn.
0las' tpnn Eaunl6p, es&a Gauntp, allwU alls
uno tsos tntsrsIfirts partbsisn belpptnsn fSnn,n
irfnn lts % ole nSttis sra&tm.
.. 8. @reis, l(uoitor
6ebruar t8. 1868. NARA,