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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-26

Die 9ta6t erSeu9rt Stcrnen, ME
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-26
Das grORr GWIi(6e 0eilmit-
til.
Sir cSpbn G(arfe's

Sir Spbn Glarfe's
brrtIbmtes t1IitteI fir Sraucnsimmer,
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Ger q EShietn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-10

+, up,ylr for the due celebrity CERTAINTY AND ''I"ii'
a. ni suclr transportation Under 'hl. Jaw, mis
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,f,r, he Inst hour set for receiving bids MhA'hE
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uiicepcy Of erinrnntor- NJ Snrrt"s without Knowing
int they are person. u sufficient trsPonsiUiotN' HA
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notified that on iAliuir t. enter into OF l"l'Im ,S
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| lid, the Legal liabilities will be enforced Af""'
| them,
-, Present contractors, and persons kh'wh AT ihr
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.tNptitll In the forms above prescribed ~" YER
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~ by "A Judge rrs cont NJ record NJ other Crh'''
| " , - if nI,,ittaI N. HLAlK,
| ,,,,I,...lr Postmaster Gsnyfdi.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

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Cleveland. Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.


Ia 81 z q -
NNAND AFTER MO%DAY, Nov Eth, 1867, PAs.
| nungur Trains will leave bridgeport ~ follows,
Sunday vNc'pItil
II O5 A. NJ. Mail Train, stopping AT all stations, Nr.
rIVus at Pittsburgh nj Ito +. NJ, and
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GtUP 81. Expru., Train, arrives at Pittsburgh ut
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RETURNING TRAINS.
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rive at bridgeport ut d'lO =. NJ, and GA A. ".
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nrliSepcrt,O.
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A Card to the People
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plants. EDEN KNlullTM.b
A. u. MORTLEY, ESQ, of UrIcA, n. T., writes; 81
have used yOur IfciDrul myself In my family r'rI
since yuu invented It, and believe It III" bHt neli'
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should so0iler pay twenty-five dollars Tor bottle
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Group, WhOOIiMg Cough, influenza.
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Consumption.
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AsrUR lI0UsE, NEW NORK CRY, March &, 1876
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Urv To inform you what your Cherry Hcijrdi has
done ormy wife. She had hUUu i've months LbnrinI
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| Yours with gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SIlHLHi,'OP SnELBTVIlLH.
| CGRfumptirsS, do not despair iii You have triri
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The Postage to any part Of tho United States will
DO but TWENTY.POUK CENTS year for "BlaCk.
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II the Reviews,
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUANAN-
TEE AND CERTIFICATE.
lIENlnl.A

Tin. undersigned -, Whose post 0ittc address
I. - county Ot -, Sialv Of -, I,rrl''r'
inrarry The mails IT thr United State, iromLnly l.,
iSts; 10 june ~, iNbI, Oh route No, 80 between
~ and -, under the advertisement vt the
Postmaster liuncTal dated December Is. lN6.. with
ncrlrrIiy. certainty, mud security lufil" annhd
sum Of - dollars.
This proposal is ial' with full oN'r''Fr oi The
distance OF the route the weight Uf the mall I" L."
rIrrIrd and all other particular. In reference to tho
Tnutr and service, aud, also nilrr careful examine
lion Of the laws aud Instructions atiarhclto thrml'
Vrrtlscinrnt.
GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, residing AT -, State Of
-, undertake that II the foregoing bid Tor car.
ryinr tho mail on route No. - he accepted by the
Postmaster lirueral the bidder shall prior Ia the lst
iny Of .uly ls.i enter into the required obligation
or co tract :" perform The service pr"poSrh' with
good and sufficient sufctrs.
This We do, understanding distinctly the oblSl'
tion. and liabilities assumed by cuhnnt"rs under the
.;th section Ut the act Ot ConeIvss"l July 1876.
Dated ..,,,,.,..,
The undersigned, postmaster nj -, state oil
-, crriilirs, USpEE ulS Darn ny OIICh, that lr Is
acUunlnlr, with the RlTvr euNrnni"r', and Know,
tl-m iohe men % property, aud able :" mhke Eo"l
thcir guarantee
Dated
$50 ae, of Congress II March 81 1875, section IS
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NuHlAS,.A few tHoIo len of tho,r ,,,,.i.r,.
~ ""'' N"hl"'M the Variety Store Of N''" '''''
ianaD NICOLA BRO.
100 Main street.
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TRANSPORTATION.

:,
baltimore e. Ohio Railroad,
-, ,,,,-,-,-,,-,,,-.,,,,,..v,,
I'm - ~ ffs11 ;ssiis45
lEES5lE : - < =,
OFFICE OP THE y. o. X. ~
NHELLlNo' hlh aug I'o-
INusISESs being fully resumed on the baltimore
X 4 ohm RnIlrrAli, III; Company having thorough.
IL rro,,trtctr the b,rass In the truck aud bridges
hinder IjUyrruuI4nt protection, tho road thoroughly
md completely guarded By GoyornInrnt troops, will
A., md ,isr III. I;th Aug run two through pAs,vil-
gpr trains, aud continue their null equipment Ia tue
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-10

Any Of thg above works will also bp furnished 10
NV SuLIcriLs rI for tho year lsjG7, 4, aud lat
Ons-Mif Tie RcgWiW Subscription Prices.
Thus a S,w StbfcriLr may Obtain the Reprint ,oi
thu Four KrylUwsnnd BlaCkWOnd
Seven Consecutive Years for 9I7I
Witch /. hut little more than tho price VI tho origi
nal wOTlI lOr Onr year.
Aawc shall mover again he likely to Offer such In.
hncTmHniI ~ those here presented,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
EN- RpmIttAnGCs must, In all on'Os he niNr divtri
n he IAb'iIhsTI, trT nj these prices No commission
can be- allowed IL agents
LEONARD PCOT"r 4 Co,
JanB No. 81 0Ulh street, New York.
{ tAhT.-:OO bnrtNla "Iitl-hmTgh" No. | Extra,
. Gu III "OhlO ltiVpT,"
Just TCCVINWl nnl IDr sale hy
iCi7 N. REILLY
CIIEESE- PIhy buIG nIto
IL OhSesO In store, aud fpr Htln ~
iy?I ~. REILLY,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-20

five ThOusRnd north Carolina
UniOnIsts Gone TO East Tennessee
They ROut the Rebels at ASH
wife, N. Cs
New YoRK, Nov. 16.--The correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, wri-
ting yesterday, says:
Information just received here from
the South indicates that large body Of
North Carolina and Georgia Unionisls,
who have had hAbitAtOn only in tho
mountains of Western North Carolina,
have made their escape, with their arms
and much valuable information, into East
Tennessee, where they will swell the
ranks of Gen. Fosters army. They
come TO us IS original Union mon, and
will guide and fight with our volunteers
TO the end. These men formed them
selves into an army, and numbered about
5000 men, poorly armed and equipped,
but with real courage and patriotism
They have dared 10 give battle 10 rebel
regulars at place called Warm Springs,
North OF Ashyille, Buncombe county,
North Carolina. aud near the Tennessee
line. These men were making their way
toward Knoxville, when they were at
tackled on the 29.h Of October, by a part
of the 25th North Carolina regiment,
under command Of Lieut.. Col Samuel o,
Bryson, who was badly whipped, and
forced 20 beat hasty retreat TO Ash
Vile. The rebels lost 6 killed and 80
wounded. Among the killed was Lieut.
Hyatt.
After the fight the Unionists advanced
and took Ashville, as feint, and came
near taking Gen. Vance, a son OF the
Governor, aud his staff, prisoners. Az
ter this the patriot band fell back 10 the
mountains, and letter from Governor
Vance, dated Madison county, North
Carolina Nov Sd, says the enemy hav'
Withdrawn from Western North Carroll
ma 10 East Tcnnessoo. They carried of
aeyeraI prominent citizens Ia chains.
II is said lhat De- Lsech, Messr5
Turnse, Gather Christian aud David
sJn. all Union mrn Of the Holden School
nrs elected 10 tho rebel Congress frou
North Carolina The three hfst aro Ger
lainly lL0s8n,
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treated as respected and worthy citizens
and that lac was realizing the great
truth that however man might endeAVor
to guide his way to the advantage Of q
tayorito idea or sagAcious policy, the
Almighty was directing il surely and
steadily for the publication of our coun-
try from this greatest OF national sins.
After sitting in the mood which /
have described, the General again turned
70 tie prisoner, and said, in quiet, sub
dued tone of voice:
Mr.. Landry, dare not trust myself
TO decide TO. day what punishment would
be meet for your Otlense, for Am in that
state of mind that fear might exceed
the strict demands of justice. shall,
therefore, place you under guard for the
present, until l conclude upon your
sentence"
The next morning came troops of Lam
dry's friends to tell the General what an
honorable, what a" high. toned" what an
amiable gentleman Mr.. Landry was, aud
how highly he was respected by eli who
knew him. They said that he had had
his losses the war had half-ruined him
his friends had observed that he had
been irritable of late, poor man and, no
doubt, he had struck his daughter harder
than he intended. His wife and his
other children came TO plead for him. A
legal gentleman appeared, also, to do
what was possible for him in the way Of
argument.
General Butler decided the case thus !:
Landry should give his daughter her
freedom and settle upon her a thousand
dollars.
Being in mortal terror of Fort j acksop,
he gladly complied with these terms.
The poor girl went forth that day q free
woman, and trustee was appointed TO
administer her little fortune and see that
no further harm befell her.
1t was light penalty for such crime.
| wish the General had treated the case
Ia Wellingt for three poles
and rope, and had the wretch hanged,
that Sunday morning, in the nearest
pnblic square. God aud man would
have applauded the deed, aud there
would have been no more women whip
ping in New Orleans, while the dag OF
the United States tioAted over the Gus
tom House.
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Observations Of Visitor 10 he Hospitals at
A'mapoHs-Ho,o Union Men are Treated
ia Richmond.