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, 1863-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKER.

| THURSDAY EVENING. Oct IS, 1861
KTbe tencand for money hna not bean quite heavy
toeoJ but st, tho volume Of bu.laes5 don. Is enor-
| mou. bankers accommodate customers for real bus
ness rurposes l1he ally; certainly much 80 the
currency ut their command will permit Fo. the roar-
tet " still e1ose snd ot course Vow York exchange Is
heavy. The current rates To-Day are buying " dis.
count, selling par fraction above and below were
ometimss obtained. soma OF the heavier houses
woulo only take It at \ OF from best custome1s usu.
ally charging ".
Gold uas reported By private dispatches In Wan
street as 15G 1855, closing at 1ssx, Tho
mors Ing opening rnte here l5s$ During the day
the range lss@13s and after bank hours wea tho
clostng rntes had arzfred from Wall street Is. wns psid
| on few parcels.
| Silver 14N@145, Treasury notes are scareer and
Timer. The brokers pay " and sell at " prsm5un.
NEW BANKlSa uOrsE AT MAHKATo MtyyEsorA -
Our financial aud commercial readers should nnate
note TIM Major E. Il Smith, lAte OF the Illinois Arm
le1y, and formerly with J. Z, Hammond Co., bank
e.8 at Dc KaIb, nicois. has estabrshedla banking
house at Mankato Minnesota. Tue name Of the house
isl H. Smith 4 Co. The tari1 progress naie rest
| ward by the WnoDa and Man1sato Railroad VIII vev
soon bring the latter town In arge and direct
connection With Chicago. Our city already has con-
Siderable bnsincss With that section OF Minnesota
hle srs Smith Co., pay special attention to Coec
ttons aud have very competent man constantly en-
gagged In that department OF their business
FRon ht1lwAuKxE.-A very large business VIA
t.ansacted at the banks Wedu. sday, mostly In se
Ting balunces. Money was rather cloae not 50 mich
fo scarcely Of currency. hesitancy on the psrt
ofbankcss to Increase heir already large line of.
counts for speculative purposes. Exchange Is very
n1eIty anu low.
FRoA ST, LouIs.-Monetary afIaira were close We'd.
neaday. Dealers IN Government SECURITIES demanded
pretty heavy discounts. Exchange was plenty, and
the regular rites were per cent. premium buying
md par ae1ng. There was Some ousa1de transactions
, 1863-10-16
A CARD.
Communicated

TO the Editor Of the Chicago Tribune:
mission 10 saV Word reatra a, % ann oeg per
last to visit the Varieties Theatre, under t6e maa
taken aback At the immense bill presented. al
oHo of acts, embracing eh d'osurfes Of the opera,
ballet, pantomime aud bu:lesque, in which stes..
equestrian spectacle Of "sfszeppa," and altho5cb
have Looked uponits representation in tue pan1est
81 t1S sa aeK K.t soF ssx II
aspiza9t, assumed tho very difficult role of Ma
xtppa," and her personation was immense. An
NevicEei's-was aiaott wiid Win enthusiasm. 81 @ Sa
most artistic dete:iption-iar surpat tslng anything
scers secure Niles Ftshet for limited engage
meuts A hint, &c. OBsEnvAST.
| Liberal CoSrR1Du11oy.-c. Il. McCor~
mick yesterday presented the managers OF the
| Lsdies' Northwestern Fair, with first class
| Reaper, from the sale of which they will proba-
bly, reap its full value In caeh. Let his example be
emn1ated.
For the Asthma.
One Of the most severe cases on record. was
and the sufferer was Induced to try it. hecause, ha
sayr it didn't pretend to cure everybody and ev
1 oct7-stw-F&M&1tw
..1..- ---T
s,teor ~ sE11 sen1.tons a. 1em ~ x tns
O. Cos e1 peafoofn 81. OCT u BUR-
go xas. " s ~ ttee s"''ctJ u HaAPspeFa
hAuo" etaoes' @ea " n
O. =. ~ Ga4sE g mALKEas.
oct. o-a" N. w. q +. 109 handolpn Street,
, The Ladies' should ass Busnetts F1orImel;
II Is choice perfume, unlike the pgngent and
AfckelinE perfumes In the market. Sold every
where. Observation-Disclosures.
~ 4,..n
- boo1s AN4 oAoEs.-Lls laGI ttAt ceatao4 g
4ana, .1e6 Lake street, sell at Retail the best OF
from fret hands are enabled to give bargains, they
also cell at wholesale, and manufacture to order,
the best Of custom work. oet15qAe-St
ecians for diseases Of the throat and 1uncs. chi.
caEo office IS Washington atreet. betWeen Clark
aud Dearborn Streets Octi5-Yt
r.~av,.
Oafa-Hcm0Fals |
". e. @ j. Hunter OF New York, Physicians |
n5 NJ - " tne Thfoat and Lungs, have Re.
Meenlocton street, between Clark and Dearborn !
stfeste. Df James Hunter may be consulted daflY |
at the above address, between the honra OF 10 |
O'Clock q. m and n n Snn5sre ~ ar.ansa5 oraN
H.pr.- n,,., ~. 7--,, -.
, 1863-10-16

Go 10 TIN --sscroU UEYAHr B ETnATron's
.fse1e1ad Gcz4xRc1A1 Uo1IEax, to get teo7ockh
practical business education, For ctzcn'azs at~
a6&hsosiDE stanps) nRTAh- & s1RAT1oa,
, 1863-10-16

sesved shiTF'er 81. oii::.:..:.. aats
GsaaT shiaes :.-....... ...--,.......,... s75a I'd
ssved 425a
Esta q ~ ..:..::::..........:.:: ia 10
;5EsSrnEnMsii::t: II; ;;ti;s ;sa i - g vi
as55f:: ssSisss: Sc sss ,,,.
HIF'Es HHs1sEs $,@Ss sis1sSts1sf esS. @ @sss!3
ss9:s fis2sE &
RS%s; FfsRs; e. s. $sa{; Sc IL .sas sas
III SAXXL i; ;sTpkT$s@ras m.ss.s is s.,u ,..y nc
sss afs1s & s5sS Rs'n E, I
n eq5 sss2
e note q e. 2n n h1aa w a1o
apaas5....'.. *. * M@ hlaui11s Rope. ..i7nis
Fos1a Foz4s,;is:. soes@ Lste Yam Noi.. q s
4o41s1>1oe'''. a'ta@+oa 49, -@1lH
ONIONS Are In active dsmnEd anG ::.;c s2s
sIOSffy ~ SSnE5 LIE e1,a' ena H. .@
cs16Sn Ss1bSn o Gil essn Tsio1 hite aaa
SH!so w. 5R'ss& So
EsRssss ist SsIS
hsehDe til G,5 on oMnlntef:: ;s5Ss
,POULTRY-ps.aand 10: Chickens moderate ag a1a
IL gtod 4ppply. We quote: SA' '1'1o' ~>' Aa''
s;172 g
tna y ears o nIfasn ys1y sst'Es 20 tn
d.asr. VIA N advance of Sc q bnshi On Nsshsc
IL Va auess: 0i0~' mi CT Sc en- common VArts-
Eetfannocks q hu~....,,,..,.,.,,,. eaa7c
renGn % %oSs ;. ........................... 1se7lc
9sSss -, ,uay on !task car PeEch Blows It 70c;
+ Pit0VIsioEsI.Mxss ST PoRx-1n ecoa d=m,na
, 1863-10-16

1LL1EOIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue1
DanaEpoHr. Oct. Is, 1ssa
CLEARED.
Clyde, Ottawa
Eeptupe Ottawa.
Kent Lebec, Prison
hankaaee % $50 lumber, 1850 shingles
= Norton. Athens.
~ otthup, Joliet,
Monitor, fasnIe
Australia, LaSAlle
Onward, Joliet.
Boston, Utica
Imperial Loekror.. 'o0o It lumber. 800 shlnslea.
ARRIVED.
Qrctcn. Ottawa, $50 bu oata
faS eftie &tor, Athena
Walter Smith, Athcus
Rasolute, >thenS.
u G LoGtnas. AtttrS.
GoEtesst Aofrts, $50 bu co.n 400 bu catu
bffuans' Morris, 500 bu corn, s5oo hu oats.
Vessels Passed petraae,
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunsl
Dz1zor. oe& s lsGs.
Ue.-propeller BaJger.
powa.-None,
, 1863-10-16

One Of the most severe cases on record. was
cured By the uee Of Jonas Whltcombta Remedy.
and the sufferer was Induced to try it. because, hs
eayr. it didn't pretend to cure everybody and ev
e1yth1pE." Sold everywhere.
, 1863-10-16

LITERAL CoNTRIDuTIoy.-C. Il. McCor~
mick yesterday presented the managers OF the
Ladies' Northwestern Fair, with 8 frat class
Reaper, from the aa1e Of which they will proba-
bly, reap fts full value In caph. Let his example be
euu1atcd.
, 1863-10-16

'tBoaDER AND DAsTu1E,' A new work. by the
author Of "Guy Livingstone for sale at McNaJy
d Cos, 81 Dearborn st. oct 10 $40 II,
, 1863-10-16

r. 3. RebE, 90 Randolph street, is settling
Paper AnDgioee and Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale aud retail. The ta5e supplied
On the most liberal terms. ne94-aR
, 1863-10-16

GAS FIXTURES, GAS F11runEs.-Ihe largest
and richest assortment In the city: Cali and ex-
anime. J, WHGRAyE, JR.. Co.,
oc3 16t G4 Randolph street,
, 1863-10-16

~ Neryous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from SPECIFIC causes, In both s-neN
ard reliable Treatment; IN reports OF The Howard
charge. Address, d. j. skillin Houghton; bow
ard Assoeiation, No, South Ninth street rstla-
delph1a< P1- &321-Sm
, 1863-10-16

A"t lekc II Lac history OF this dehfnsnectnr and
'nuleate INC Performance Of duties ~ not A.
noaneeo If Inc PRINTED regulations md ,eouire.
men1s- PROBABLY 1t was part Of tbs contsact nm.
4s' "Hen ne received his appointment, thst he
~ uAAo eoFpeinend speeches, and serve as
t.aas ans agene ano correspondence for the Copper
=, ao osan' whenever called upon He viii Ind
the people Of Wisconsin more wf1lfn, N as.1 t.s
tAeir ancient eggs than their fresh ,sb.
efAsoAop1c EXTRAORDINARILY the past few
weeks tie city administration has exhIbite5 an r..
esace ot zeal In behalf Of slstac, morality audtha
'oat'n eomtnandmentt that ought not to 20 entirely
"1taoa1 record Aa a general thing, everybody
h0o"a mat the two thoneand Hhiaky AMI lager
beer ta,oons, whoee activity impa1ts to The moral
atmosphere Of tho city the agitation which keens
IL eHeef, are left to themselves on the sabbath.
Without let or interference from anybody.
"he1nef tae tranaformation OF the two thousand
1euof eelle1s Into two Thousand land nobody
Knows no" many mosc) voters, that occurs once
or twice every year, has anything to do with the
matter OF not, get the mt itself is beyond oue.
tion. So all through the long Sundays Of summer
In the lowest dens Of the city, s.elow.deoav,
"fort5.Eod" ard "sudden death" 20 round. while
There's, pimps and prostitutes stimulated BY thess
delightful compounds into ecstacica OF dendfsh
enjoyment, hold aweet and undisturbcd oommun-
ton. During al these long. hot sabbaths no yeu Of
decency hides the mysteries Of these gates OF death
from the public eye. Tor to compel closed door.
with the thermometer at 80 deg, sbore xerp
would irftate too much the rotere' aens1bIl,t3ea
On the other hand, from October to May the |
FALCON keeper will close his Own doors without
Interference OF compilation from the city authori-
Lies. But the ehsewdness Of the city government
bas discovered that the year IL not composed en-,
dse1y OF summer and winter. There Is between
Ehase gulie narrow neck on which municipal An.
thoEity nsy ind standing room, for one foot AZ
east There arc. fortunately, sabhaths coo1 but
cot cold, when the magistrate may require llonnr
seller to keep his door shut without sowing tbe
wrath that is harvested in defeat at the next cleo
Lion.
20 tos The last three or four sabbaths auy MIN
, inclined to reelection, who knew the facts, might
aaSe sonoQui1ed, son those closed doors is writ
~ ~ Characters Visible to no common eye, thu
soo.n and vigof Of Chicago municipal authority.
~aon' Ia Permission, no front door h.ure III ali
:. ~ ss sso .aouss1d saloons squeaka to-day. Or
soe mo Offending proprietor viii nnd bis mis-.
~ - morning. In 6ne OF dye doIlars
aea oos's-oo BE- Suspended unt4 a rtne;inouo1t1s m %
oDtnos. ;" st>''''ssNw we !
, 1863-10-16

E The Ladles shou1d nse Burnett's F1orimel
lt1s choice perfume, unlike the punsent and
aiekeuing perfumes In the market. Sold every
where. Qcl5-ol33.TF&HGWET.
, 1863-10-16

~ Just received. 3 larlc variety Of Wallpaper,
window SHADES, &C., Of
B. F. CEASE & WALKERS.
Oct. I, -9w n. ". 4 F. 109 Randolph street,
, 1863-10-16

tes c*rgo: B.ech. t5.W@5E; Naolo' ssIo
sss asG1s asfsrX e ss@1qs g.
WOODEN WAkE-Tne denuanI Il All has been
te fNe e psst Fe1y active 9a1 faF Eeatec than
ail ~ he matesial employed II the manuiatture Of
~ woo.en Wn1e there for some lime diicnl
rates; but to accomplish this Convention Of Woo.
Sn mafe Of this and adjolnng States
dsllbesations 90 faE, they haye detcfmined Hpoa a
9ovanse Of ne prices Ct all descriptions Of wooden
Ho1op P9tls... $2 0a2 g M'aahboasds ~. s3apaaH
H. 49,. ..... 2M@s o9 Extra Brooms.. s0ds25
40. lnDs... ls4 1a Fancy - GGAGaE
NO. :. ...... lg11 II Medium - 225C51 50
No.S iD s.Ennmon" 1.E32 %
, 1863-10-16

v, ,MAtAL NTQRES-Tha Mtfket 10 sttlt Yerv ac.
t.sc S:,a los .aiopag AMI Hining Rosin i ~ ~
sle u good Gems but receipts Var1 ,;ted .s W.
e.. nafa MsE Th a. npsssd dtacs On Manila pa
~ aaTuafe M o. 1as2fTpr1s g tlIm. Wequos:
Rdsn t. llSSSSSgasool Hemp az
TafTsasa:::. Ssliaisi ..'e ram ss' L. L.: @lx8 sx8
, 1863-10-16
Qbifago Qrib,,'re.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1o. 1888.
THE CITY.

GorkRHNEST RoRsrs.-Capt. Potter, 4.
Q. NJ, has received orders 10 dispatch MI tbs
horses hc has on hand here to st. Louis, ut once.
, 1863-10-16

N6S nIe4C.--MebsIS, hO0t o. t81y, Mu.
SIC Publshess, 95 Clark street, have laid upon our
table the following new music:
"sleeping Tor the Flag" acompanion piece to
"Brave Boys are They''-dedicated to the girls
1t stNo1ve-woses aud music by Henry c. Work.
"Lore, Sweet Love, is Every whesc," ballad
composed and Arranged by J. II Hubbard.
"Angal aary." Duet and chorus-wo1ds by A.
J. Curtis; music by J. II. Hubbard.
"Iho Old Brown Cot, !" soug and chorus, Is sung
BY the Baker Family-wo1ds BY E. A. Darby;
music by r. II. Farraer, - =:
t'Tar1antsle-' by 4. 1oeschorn-
Root d Cady have built up an Immense o1slueas
in muaieal merchandise, nor Is thatc 'tzade
confined to the Northwest, hut ubara1 orders are
recetYed daily tsom Esstszn houses. Ths aalos Of
their Silver Lute," {the children's popular sons
book.o exceed 1000 copies per day, and they tzvs.
been unable TO get tho books printed hnd bbun6
to Ill osdsra ~ zeeeiyed. OF tse" Dusls Call
, 1863-10-16

fa1 active and n1Ms with
Spautsh Soils hera-
lock.-......,.... 3n3as
Good dAmA8ed... Ea31c
e:MuEhtere1 oak. NAf2a
90 aemlotk-. 1x@33c
French CALI f.....1.7 .7xa3 Is
GRhlolae 9 k p doz, $500
10 " 81 Ga
' IL " =" ,M0o
, 1863-10-16

Card-RcM0Vat.
. Or1. r. q ]. Hunter OF New York, Physicians
Tor Diseases Of the Throat and Lunrt. hsye re-
moVed TO Their new permanent Offices, No. IS
sts3 Maa9aocton street between Clark and Dearborn
sttests. DI. James AunteE may be consulted daily
O'Clock q. N. and p. H., Sundays excepted. oe9.H
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-06
Proclamation by the President.

u l.
IL Is hee. '""I' "s " 'eo''c "1n ''
Gnowlc"sG '1 I"o supremacy - ., a., +! ~, :,
Gou' we snon.N wv 15; ~ 0''t i, nill'u.", ". Ing W
doPenocnco II: WI Inn Sno''o re'ho7'o'r %
tnnI 10 li','' "'pno .t e",' wv; w. ''HsI IT,, gu.
N''''rr""oo 'H"O ~ il'', - u"o uo'ou'
snahNiuI,'ess ioF Ine SlS,'". mercIc' -
"cSIo"cu m WI vs. "1u .n"D " PRAYER
A!"no o"n W. n,'o ~ SIouro .h. ta' tol'
nn"ea "i't"'ieS'HC'I'' III, .'I VI 'h't projecting
care Wnlc'l e''s 'll'n9rIo 1T shielded us !"
'"g mus '!,' ul '.'"'s "'I,' ~; "a' ~ -'rS
III c opo'.t'o' 4; 70 " si'' prec'P,T' we
nave from !',"C @ 10 I,,n' o3', Salney
toSeU"o' ~" E,'9 ''S "n" 'n""N 'SN
'"s' anu 'l' " '','' Uto' ,;', "''o''5S l'o'no.,
10 heIr our SUI .I'.''' '''T |' ~. ~ |'n
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-06

The PASSAGE Of the bills. vcsting in
,bo roI,,aI u,.,onl;no olI ~, ,,,r;,,,,,
W. NV. ''',,'',, ;
an" 'I'''af ''"'' '' ,.'' l''''''' .'.".e>'
Is direct open "od bold de1ance, by
5bo railing faction, To the dlscoutcn-
toI O9ts. l. !. the answer If tin.
Wosr,,n,o, r,.,;.oo r, ,b, s,,to ola,
" ~ ''''' wv
u. ''' III 1"9 -'''On "n" ->'''n"o''' ana
to all dissatisfaction throughout the
Yankee dominion. There is no eva
dim, tba is,nc tlo. nrcscn,od Ilsrh
,,;,,.l.., =. .....,..,. ,,,., ,,.....,..,.... ~,
..'''', ', '''' '''@' ~'''7' v,
F''.''"' III ''0 ''E''''r" ''"1o' ana
establishes central and absolute de5-
potiSm. 1h" new House Of Reprcson.
t,tIvc5 VII, be poWeFIo5S-tor this an.
tlcjpate4 lt7 action, and renders it a
filth whco. 10 wagon. The State au,
thorit.os will be lmNotcnt-tor thjs leg
lsatjon S0po~ela' them, vests tho con-
troll ofthe militia directly in the hands
Of tho Federal Executive, and makes
il treason for any ono to intcriero with
his proceedings.
The work IL thorough, and there is
no'mjstaEIng It's meaning. 1t romaius
to be seen what will he the action OF
the Northern States. The only mode
otrcsis.anca is by throwing themselves
upon State sovereignty. Individual
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-06

spFrom the Northern intelligence
from Cincinnati, it seems that RosE-
GRAMS has made up his mind to make
another "onward to Chattanooga"
movement The March winds will
soon dry the mud, when a terrific and
bloody engagement may be expected.
SEragL's army corps, 10000 strong,
from Virginia; is reported to have re
Gently como up the Cumberland river,
in As transports, en- route to join ROSE
Grams.
Thus VIC are threatened with early
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-06
LFrom oar Yesterdays E&tra.l
The Vicksblrg Canal Completed.
Iaenly's Flee: pass Through.
Reported Disaster to the Xunbes
Troops and their Gunb0ats.
DOINGS IN YANKEE CONGRESS
Attack on Fort McAlister,
RICHMOND, March 3.

RICHMOND, March 3
The Enooir,r bos ,vosbin,,ton da,os
70 ,ho ~ r,r,,r,.,., f.,,, +,n w.,
ano,on., tina c,,,nr,+;,, ~ tbo o,,
oig .t v;,.,b,n. o,l ~, ,.-,,..
tbron,i, q og on ,b,;. ,,nb,o+P T1o
cc,orl Of .,rio, ~ 3is,..ors ~ tho
rr,;,n tr,on, ool .,,h,,ts ~, y,r
I.o.s a., ,,r ,,.ol,,
''D "o' - e.'''
"''r''..'- ID ''0.'' N''''.''"t' '''' 'lS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-14
l1abri6t On l1aufrn !

geir lino bsrsit, pte eepG6nli&, 10 o lens
D d ter fir Sdusrn unp Nnbrre pcn ibrsr star.
nsn gPcle. fiir Ndnnsr.. Snaten- uno 8raurn.
Sra6t 3u fabri1iren, tsastcnO aus
Gohimeren, Slnnellen, @arn, etc., etc.
lluisrs Baarsn iinb fdmmtl6 nit gan, nsusn
Whlhtneren pom ben leBtsn unb msil ansenpm.
msnsn plInsn osrfsrtist, uno Die rei6ln unp
Oauernfrn 8 rtsn in il6 falIrno. lInb rIsirlts In
isosr Snf6t or5u9 ( t de- ais irerno an.
perrr Sitter Die In ptslsm Sbrls btS 9anres Srrs
fertist wsreen. Sausrn finben Ilets bel uns
'tn src6es G1IOrtimsnt SOn Baarsn, bic Su itrsm
grbrauhe tersitst fine, pslte mir fir 98cae in
stniser AuanttGt uno In trgsnb elmer Sabreirit
austaui6sn tpsrprn. unb immrr ben 3 6len
Drets { iir g8 0 q c srtaubsn Der I'm Warts
te srbalten werren fann. gBr taufn bsldnUta
gBcle fdr SaarselU unb Sausrn unb RcQer,eu'
ger merben es frts Su ibrem SnttrriTe fnbrn,
wsnn Fe ibre BOqs an unitrs Wablsn trtnesn,
ebe iis bisieIts CnlpU rsrtaufsn.
gBtr ptrFann srls SIafs Grbett an bliasn
prstirn. Ssrtn8unssn 6 d.
Gvssbenit,
9emis Oofer'6 SGbne.
Setblebsm, Stunt 10, 1868. uq4W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-14
Die
6 NrOsenlt S0mScss
Der 9eretninten Staaten.

Der Oeretnlgten Staaten.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
Giefs Sdncsr RnO aussslsut auf GutOritSt
elmer Ntte ess Gcnssiss Der @srsintsten Staa.
ten, pal1rt ben 25hsn 8s6ruaT 1862. SIs psrs
ben btsWssen STINT '3Waujtg . d n.
eer 9snannt, wsil le In 5wanstg Sabrsn
3abltar Rnb, bic 6esieruns fh atfr baS Rsft
pcrbstalt, bislslbsn mad 8srlauf BON flint Satun
Su btjlblsn nit E DrOjsnt SntcrslTsn, ,abltar
am fen Mai unb AM lien gloSsmtsr tsbrn
Satrss. Ssbsm Sancs Rnb bic gsbSrigsn Sou.
pcns anSsbGnst, unp man bat, tpenn man feline
Sntersdsn Jisbsn MIL, Bios bic fSaism Gcur rcns
ab5ufGnsiesn uno btsfslbtn an refnb elnsm
Sant' 5aufs posr SaStns' SnRitutt sin,urtl&en,
no bic Sntsrsisn ctns @tjus btjattt perbm.
B9- Snbsm bic llntsrlGrebtnrn ais autcrtllrts
Qssntsn Der Rsasrma anaeHtlt inb fir ben
Srrtauf bisIer Sdnbfr, 70 linb oirirltsn gu babrn
in btm Sant 5auls pom B. 8. Slumsr
unb s o., fopir in bu . me Saptna
y ant In ausntaun. gDsitsre Qustunft rr.
tbsilrn bic aesntm.
9barles 2. Su1b,
@illiam 8. Slumer.
@asntdun, qpril 30. ra6S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-14
Nu6ttDrS Mnset1e.

Sn Der Sa6r Der @sIbr ptI6s in bic 0aiIrn.
eUurt BON es3a Saunty bs,abit Wurpsn, Don Der
6ininlaRsnlduft brs prRortensn 5rnrY Gel,
ltb!tin BON bsfa9tem Gauntp.
ausuR T. 1868, auf 9OrI6Ius BON 8. 8. SIt
st, GIa., srnannte bic Court $. u. 8tssr, eIa.
als GCmmiRUng, UNI triustrs @slO Ju psrtbsiIsn.
90 aus ben acknowledgements
Szn&U S. Sausman, q DIR.
Der GcmmiiitOnsr I'm Obissn Sale phb Isnsn
pFt&ten a6warten in lsinsr Office, In Der Gam
tlton StraBs, nate bsm amsriean SCtsl, In Der
staNt Aasntaun auf DUnnsrfas BEN %. SttUs
Der, UNI 1 lbr 8CrmIttass, pann unb polelbR
F@ aue tntrsiilrttn SerIOusn sinfnbn fBnnsn.
6enrp u. Si9Ier.
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Nu6itDrSz zNn3ei9e.

Sn Dem @aiienoeribt BON eed)a 60.
Sn Der SuGe Der 8s&nun9 BON Deter Ssn,
u minilroiUr pUn Der SintsrIoGsni6aft bts DER
Rurbnrn g8iaium Sell. lsbtbin pcn esGa 60.
GasuR z. 1868. auf 0Orihlos bee 5rn SH.
Ser, srnanuts bic Court u 8. Srslsr. Gia ale
auetUr nm tsiaats Es6nuns ,u aubitrn unb
psnn n5tbis dtsr;uirbrn uno 8ntbGIuns brm
Ud,b scmis ju MAIDEN.
ezN Nus oCn urtunotn.
e&nSb Btisu9tS :-R. D a u 4 M n, Gttrf.
Der Utrnbsnamtr Nubitur pirb gum gnb,Wsd
I'tnn @rnrnnune 3uasasn Itin in irntr amtiutr,
In Nlsntaun, In rsr Sn,6amiItcn Strabe. am
Dunnrrifas ben 22. Sttobtr, um 10 llbr Dor.
mitass. mann unb pOidbR i& alIs intsrrIlirtr
9rIonsn eirf finosn f5nnsn.
9enrp Il. Si9ler, l(uoitor.
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8 ~ D bIfciIe
Iletber : emporium,
Sn Der Stabt &llrntaun.
GSreiutg attr6 9Tee6cro

Srettt9 lttt6 SCee6crp
>xa Standardization ta5 aussmsins putlitum
~ ba6 fe ibr 6Sfbaft oils & Il IN n n s:
-ILS d nci er, an SO. IL On pamiItcns
Suase, in auSnfaun, rod immsr fcrtbstrsitCn, uno
su9Isiber 9eit perfitbcrn fS oaBslbe-piG bies oub
tersits a0srpirts bGtannt iit-taB man na bel H..
men
Die brften unb pOblfeillten &leiber,
in elmer llnse9lno ron wsniofirns so Weileu tou
fen fam. IS IN eiss ,mar pieL ecfu9t otsr rs bal
hhrr aus, inoem es nibts alS ote refine MabrbGi
III. Sic bntsn 9s9snwdrti9
Ginen bcrrliben Stod &leioer
fir bic Sabrsjdt poiIsno ouf pano, Dee aut fiber
ntdbt an SdSubet iibsrtrrfen piro, bCiistsno aus
aasn grtsn 8Sdsn,
aQs 9Irten QBsasn,
NLle GIrtrn 9oIsn,
NGs Irtsn Salstdhsr, ETC.,
lIno furi Niles has In ihr Sah Einhld9t, uno btCre
SbatahC, 3ulammsn esucmnien nit Dem ShengIs
la9ten, leBt he in oGn Stea0 alIe IuprchCnos nath
Bun(b bCctencn gu tSnnen. 8ufst oabtr on sbs
thr lCntmO foufGt, rpsun ibr Guerrn SntSrsHen 9es
treu fein pcIt Beroelet fen Srt nitt, ocrlelte
1T SO. IL on ,bamiItcu.S Strafs, jmiitsn bem III
Zen oaus" uno 9Nclsrs Npctb'ts.
fbaft unc Bitten um cine Scrteausr Der @unlt ces
pcfdr fis aub ftets uno imnCrbin baut
tar fstn tpGrcCn.
@retnte NIB HecSer.
dasntoun. wai 6, 1863. rqlS
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Nd6rt6t

nirb tisrmtt ssssbn, Sab bic untsrSri6nstsn ale
abmtnilrntCrn BON Der SintsrIadnIfaft Rec
psrROrbsnsn 8 55ranJts5. g8rib lett.
9In BON Der Stabt aIIsntaun, QtGa Gaunty, anae.
Rtat wcr6tn llnO. Nls Diejsnise bater, ipeid,s
NOD an bsfusts 5inteIaRsni6ait T&ulNis GnS,
trrotn btsrOur& aufasfCrOst innsrbaIb g8UGrn
on,uruftn unb ab3ubjablrn, - limb SUIG, bic
nod rs&tmdbss Nnlprd6s su absn batsn, tp.r.
Osn slet6faIls sriubt itu 8t6nunssn inntr9alb
Der b'fastfn 3stt rpUbItsRdtist sinsubdnbssn, an
Sobn albright, J ots.,.
emma @. 81. @cOner, NOmo ore.
Setobsr 7, 1868. no6m
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Shtce BON SAP GDDfe.
Subfcripticu I8ent,
9st Sly @ucFt unb Co.. @anquicrs. 90.
flo Ste Strabs, pbitaocIpbia.

SHpiItlPttpH %%BeHig
9ei S,y @cots unb Co.. @anquiers. 90. 1
flo Ste Strubs, pbitaoeIpbi".
Der rlnttr,sI6nste wurbs pom S6ubfstrd
anasls1t, ais SutlriptIOn'Gss unb III bel
IogIsj@ bic
Neuen jipan58 Sobrrn 6 proj. Sond
pon BEN greinis. Staatfn auESuistIcn, send
,,1inf. 3panSigrr," finI6star nab Sslistsn
Rraisruna, mad gsrIaul pom Sabrsn. aut
riIirt bmM zine 2ttt res Gun0rtIIse, 9snsbr
5etrunr 25. 1862.
Die Coupon Spntcn psvbrn ausBe9etsn
$50, S100, $500 unp $1,000.
Die 8saiRr SOnosn In Sumrien BON s
SlCO, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die iGtrliGs SntersGm Der 6 prCi. bt9i
am Gage tes glntaufs unb llnb Satlbar In 9
baltidtrlh, unb tringsn alic mad ben iet
@ulp. .Yramisn, atbt pro3cnt jdbrlid.
Suurrh, 6auFsuts. Ns6anics, capital
unb olls bic Getb 3u Urrlstrn tdbrn, Ioutsn
1ss uno tsrenttn pa6 cisie SOncsn in sBtr
felt ais srats Ncrt9ase out ole etlsntal
Camden, 8ahtIcdS uno SiHerbsitn bnFtst
aud auf bic unaebeurrn YrUeuftfn BON aler
trifwrIrn, etc. I'm 9dntr. llnb Bag binrei1
gcrttGruussu 0strufsn fnb fir bic SsIa9lun
SntuiTsn unb Saupilumme, tard @uetCn
Qtetls.Stdmps mr sabsimiIdsr 8spsnurn
den piefe SCnc.n tis
8sifen, mriif vortbeitba ftefen uno
populGriten SuUeitment6 i'm Wart
SutfrriptOnsn wsrrsn an , in lr8al
bersgcten, Cerr glCirn uno @GfdS BON y
Die In YbilubsIpbia par inO, an9'ncmmtn.
tnfhreiber tur6 bic 9Ol prrosn prcmpte
nune erbaltsn, unb isce austuuit uno GrE
ticnsn sssstsn, wsnn man In btslsr Office
Iprt&t.
Gin tinldnslian 9prrutt BON grntsn
All 5anb ssbultrn fir iOfCrtiss ustnIIsfru
5aD GUOec, eubkriptonsae
92cpGm6sr ID. 1862.