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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

President Lincoln was recently waited upon
by committee of citizens of Missouri, ap-
pointed by a meeting Of Germans at st.
Louis, to request him to remodel his Cabinet
and make such changes in the military de-
partment of Missouri as they desired. In
reply he said in substance that he was Presi-
dent and meant to perform his duty to his
best understanding, if he had to die for it.
He regretted the unfortunate division of the
Union men in Missouri, and had instructed
Gen. Schofield not to interfere with either
party. but if possible harmonic the two.
The President said that the Union men in
Missouri who are in favor of gradual snsan-
cipation represented his views better than
those who are in favor of immedidts <nsoeci-
patton. He also declared his intention to
appoint Fremont, Butler and Sigel to COM
mands as soon as he could find spheres of
action for them, without doing injustice to
others, but that at present he ''had more
pegs than holes to put them in"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

The ENROLMENT NOT A DRAFT.-It is well,
remarks an exchange, for the citizens to draw
a distinction between the two things, for the
latter may never follow the former. intimate
as the connection seems. The act of regis
tering names is in progress, and it reaches
all citizens who are liable to do military duty
but no one need trouble himself about his
claim to exemption until he receives printed
notice that he is drafted, when he has the
privilege of appearing before Board of En-
rolment for ten days after the reception of
the notice, and presenting grounds upon
which he claims his exemption. All citizens
drafted will be heard and their cases consid-
cred, as the act provides that none but abe
bodied citizens of certain age legally as well
as physically qualified, can be taken 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
Collapse of the Courier.

The Courier Of yesterday morning an
nounces that ON the goth inst its daily and
tri-weekly issues will be discontinued. The
editor processes that he can extend the po
litical influence" Of his paper to better advan.
tage as weekly than as daily issue. This
is new idea in the science of Journalism,
and he is fairly entitled to the benefit Of its
discovery.
The fact is the Copperheadism of the Courier
is slowly but surely causing its death. Our
loyal citizens having concluded to let the
thing alone, the result is just as we anticipated
In its aosakly condition it can do compare
lively little harm, and ere many months it
will cease to exist altogether. So mote it be.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

wWe learn from the Dubuqe Herald
that traitor Jones, of this State, has sued
Hon. VIM. H. Seward "for damages and false
Jones two sons are IN the rebel army and he
himself wrote to JEFF Davis rendering his
services. The old rebel, who has fattened
on the favors of the loyal people of Iowa
will have good time recovering damages"
under such circumstances. The damages"
he is entitled to ought to be administered
with rope around his neck.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
An Englishman has invented machine for
backing and brushing boots and shoes.

During the recent rebel raid into Western
Virginia one of Gen. jenkins men stole Ia
dy's hoop skirt, which so enraged the General
that he ordered the fellow to wear it whole
month. So he was obliged to 60 with it
around his neck, amid the jeers Of his COM
rades and to see him holding il up when
riding his horse is said to have been ludicrous
in the extreme. ei''l'-'2' ~ '-'-L
,sioaII .ysagcs 59rnaH ,e-alI 81. -l.5rs
bereceipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau
for MAY were $4.963,S95 When the income
tax comes in, it is hoped these receipts viii
be greatly increased. -''' p '-!1' - %.
Cotton has gone down at New Orleans,
from 65 to 4s cents, in three wesks, because
of the stock that's coming to market from
the country opened up by Gen Banks. At
least 100000 bales are exported from that
region.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

HARD TO PLRAsE.-The Democracy were
loud in their denunciations of the 5000 clause
in the Consumption act. Secretary Stanton
has recently intimated course of action
which would render that clause null and void
when, strange as it may appear, this same
Democracy are just.as vociferous in denounc-
ing this effort to ignore that clause.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
For. Governor.

Aspecial dispatch from Desmoines, informs
US that Col. WV. NJ. STONE, Of the 22d Iowa,
is the Union nominee for Governor. He is q
citizen Of Knoxville, Marion county, and one
Of the most talented and patriotic men in
the State.
W. Eastman, Of Hardin county, has been
nominated for Lieut. Governor, and Hon. j.
F. Dillon, of Scott county, for Judge Of the
Supreme Court. With such q ticket the
friends of the Union are bound to wipe out
the last vestiges of copperheadism in Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
The population of the several counties in
this district, according to the census of 1860,
is as follows: abgY .euds ~

Thus it will be seen that while Muscatine
ranks fifth in population, she is ahead Of all
IN the number Of troops furnished.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

u The following exhibit of the number
Of troops furnished by the I'd Congressional
District will be found interesting:
NO. OF MEN ENROLLED IN % CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT FOR q. 8. SERVICE.
Prev's to July 2, 80. Since July 2, 49,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
RArTrMopr lime 1f

The City Councils were convened at IL
o'clock last night, and met this morning to
devise ways and means to cooperate with the
Governor of the State and commanding Gen.
eral Of this Department, TO raise the city's
proportion of the ten thousand men called
out to repel the invasion. ~
Gov. Bradford has issued a proclamation
calling upon the citizens of Baltimore and
the people of Maryland to rally to defend
their soil from invasion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
LATEST FROM THE EAST.
HARRISBURG, Pa. June ]

- HARRISBURG, Pa, June IS.
The rebels under jenkins evacuated Cham
bersburg at l o'clock to-day, taking the roat
to Hsgerstown. The authorities here are nov
in Geographic communication with Chambers
burg. 4, .s,... s-+. f..ss G--s .ea..f -.,
All private property was respected, ex
so far as horses and cattle and the necessaries
of life are concerned. aB rd a-
e. Jackson's old corps, under Ewell, are re.
ported to be at Hagerstown. .g IT,. s.-
Information was received by the authori-
ties late tonight that Imboden was at Cum.
berland, with two regiments Of infantry and
one of cavalry. Wheeling may be his dest'-
nation. .s.-: 3 .....-...s --...i. fesfz
Troops for the defense of the State are
arriving rapidly. ttH go .-i57d
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

Iowa Republican Convention.
Special dispatch to the Muscatine Daily Journal.
DEsMoINEs, June II.
Largest Convention ever held in the State.
Col Stone was unanimously nominated for
Governor. SANTA.
The balance of the Union ticket nom
mated at Des Moines is Enoch W. Eastman
of Hardin county, for Lieutenant Governor,
and Judge Dillon of Scott county, for Su
preme Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
TRENTON. N. J., June II.

Gov. Parker, up to this time, has rendered
800 men for immediate service. All the
military in this city will offer their services.
This State wi probably have the first regi-
ment of soldiers at Harrisburg. A full COM
pany has been formed in the Trenton arms
company's shops. The people are full Of ex-
element.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
June II.

Hooker's headquarters are near Fairfax,
and most of his army is in the vicinity Of
Bull Run battle ground. 1t does not seem
likely that he will venture into the valley, as
he does not know the force of the enemy still
at Culpepper, but will probably come back
to the immediate Notifications, so as to pre-
vent q flank movement and to cross the Poto-
mac in case of an emergency on the Mary
land side. SCI .saa5s g e.sasl 80
hear of no movements up the Peninsula
of our forces so as to threaten Richmond.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
LCorrsspondsncs Of the Daily Journnl.l
FROM WASHINGTON.

Making Haste S1orly-SchofeM probably
a Tartar, and Henderson a Dead Cock
IN the Pit, Anyhoso- Colonel Chapman,
1fc etc ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

BALTIMORE, June II.
u I learn from an undoubted source
that our forces have evacuated ,Harper's Ferry
and that we hold Maryland Nights, which
are strongly fortified and capable Of standing
siege against vastly superior number.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

| IN advance, we threw out our SklrmlSherS
and commenced moving forward. At about
o'clock in the forenoon the skirmishers OF
company K brought in some 10 rebels who
were sent to the rear. The boys at this be-
gan to look as if they smelt fight here, and
were ready to be lead on. About 10 O'Clock
the regiment was divided, companies A, F,
D, I, and K, going to the left, under com
mand of Capt. Smith of company A, and
companies B, c, E and H, going to the right,
under command of Maj. Purcell. On the
right, company B was thrown out to Skin
mlsh in advance while the battalion marched
through an almost impenetrable canebrake
some three-quarters of a mile, and then
halted under the crest of hill where we
had the pleasure(?) of being shelled by the
rebels for seven hours. Fortunately there
were no casualties in our regiment, the rebels
shooting either too high or too far. In the
18th there were three wounded, one of whom
has since died. They were from company B.
Thus ended our first day under the guns of
Vicksburg heights.
went into camp. The country around the
The hills are very high and some of them
dlu1OSt pVcClpk OuSs ditu COVSIcO WILL u UeOSc
growth Of cane, through which it is almost
impossible to pass, and utterly so for field
pieces or cavalry. 'sc 5sirsss r 6 &
The next day we marched within two
miles of Gen. McPherson's headquarters in
the centre of our lines, and in the evening
retraced our steps once more lte the extreme
left,where welay two or three days skirmish-
ing with enemy, their guns meanwhile she'll
ing us in the distance. ,lssil e.i.1..s
On the 25th company 3 was detailed as
provost guard BY Brig. Gen. Macarthur, where
it has remained up to the present time.
On the 26th we marched in the direction
Of Yazoo City aud continued on in that d.
rection until the Goth, when the 4th Iowa
cavalry went into skirmish with some rebels
near Johannesburg, the result of which
was one or two wounded on our side and
some twelve or fifteen secesh made prisoners
On the 30th we changed our line Of march
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19
CHIcKAsAw BAYOU, June 10, !

News from the front represents our siege
works as pushing close up to the rebel lines
In several places collision is considered i'm
minent. The army is in better spirits than
at any time previous. .. 3D..
The rebels have made their appearance
within four miles Of Hams Bluff No gene
raj attack from Johnston is expected for sew.
eral days. Firing continues upon vicksburg
from all sides. No further demonstrations
on the Louisiana side.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-19

HARRISBURG, June 16-1 Pm.
The telegraph operator at London, Frank
lin county, reports that our pickets brought
in a rebel prisoner who reported that the
rebels were in heavy force in the Cumber.
land valley.
The Bedford telegraph operator also re-
ports that scout has just come in, who says
that the rebels are IN Cumberland with q
force of 5000 cavalry. There are no Union
troops there. There is no one at Cumber.
land to resist them. The citizens are fleeing
from the place.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Shtce BON SAP GDDfe,
Gnbfcriptinn Mnr
Subferipttcu aeeut,
SeI Jay eOOte unb Co.. 9unaulers, $40. ia
lao Ste StraBe, pbiGaeeIpbia.

ShpICrlpftou 2l9ettt,
Set Sap euOte unb Co.. ganauiers. SO. IA
lao Ste StraBs, pbifaeeIpbia.
DER unttrjeifnete wurbs bonn S6abieFrstSr
an9slttHt, nIs SubirriptiUn.assnt, unb ii tsrrit
lc8Iei4 bic WV " VIZ"
gteuen 5Wan6i9 Sabren 6 prot. 8onben
'on Den Ssreint9. Staatrn aus,uIle[len. osnoprt
mOu't '5ranj9er, EinlSsbar mad 8eIisbtn bsr
NV6s9lsrlng, mad VerIauf bon 5 Sabren. outbp.
5llIrt oata cine atte bes gOnsrsfTss, arnstmia at
6sbruar 25, 1862. b.
Die Coupon 8onbCn tuerben ausososbsn nor
sou, 800, $500 unb $1,000.
Die 8e9iftr 9Cnbsn in @ummsn INN sso
500, $500, $1,000 unS $4,000. ~" ~'0'
vie tderltde Sntersfsn Der 6 VrU,. bsoIuuen
am Sa9e ees Antaufs unb 1nb 5abl6ar In Sob,
6Na1lGtaerlt&, y uno trinsen aI1c mad ben iebIosn
@ol0'9rdmisn, abt pro3ent jabrlie1.
9alifrlt, 8nufIeuts, Me6antrs, gapItoliaen.
uno alle bic @rb gu SerIeibsn ba6tn. 1ulIten rlr.
yen unc be6sntrn, bas bieIe BUnbsn in gplrfIIh.
att aie cries Wcrt9a9e auf ale giIenbobnen,
camden, SanfltcdS unO Si&erbeiten boftet, mis
auG allf bic un9sbsunn YrUbutten BON alien sso.
0r'tpflrf, etc. I'm 9anbe. llnb ba6 binreihsnSs
Sortsbrunssu setrUfsn Inb fir bic 8e,abIuto Der
SIn,r S"tttfllen uno 9auptlumms, burG GustomsSae,
ase'le,Stan'ps une stnHrimIf6er 8epenusr,, ma.
den btffe 9onbrn bic ''" ''"
Seiten,, meift prtbpilbafteffen unb mpiGf
popuIariten Snpe eitments i'm Worft,
Suplfrpttpnen rrrben an b r In IeooI Sen.
oer'9foten, cber gluten unb gbeds spn WonTsr
eie IN philadelphia par Iinb, orasnUmmen. I'm.
.stlpre'0sr pur& Die Sof tuerbsn prumpte 8sbir.
nun9 srpalttn' uno tsbe @usfunft unb @rplona.
fprtGt. INV WIZ
YIN etnIdnsltGsr 8urat6 BON gcnben iperbsn
an 9An0 seNoltfn fiir fOfOrtiss rlstrlrfrrana.
glcpember II, 1862. nai q
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
9Cbiff8ld6mma nnoelnndt.

ND~~RN ~N|'H SANE""B "pBSAuNHN'
Stpp Stpp ,Salt @p6in fp 0es
16pinb ?
81 mad btm wp9lfeiIrn SGneibr SranF
& nau f, In alIsntaun, no jebt bic bellen unt
IaGnRen gBaarn fir &lelbsr 3u Datrn Rnb, ale
bic gssIt ic 9rlsten BAT. Nun Iefet mas CT iast
Der llntsrjri6nrts maGt biermit Ieinen Sieler
5reunben unO bem esebrten YublItum bic Qn,eIs
Sc, bas ct 1Oeben ron ben Seea1otrn Geimaefebrt
III, 100 CT ben erGbtsn, I65nnen unp wp0Gfellen
Stpd bon S@nsibrrsg4adren einaefauft bat, ben
bas menl&lI6s @use felt @Oam's Saa aeIeben.-
Rcmmt uno brgudt ibn einmal - eS Ginb pabr.
bafti9 Suap Baaren unb ju babrn fiir gang me.
mig @jflb. - So IN elm pabres Slid fiir @Qen.
taun bab Der 8 8ran In bic S1nrIbrr Buff.
neb 9eean9Cn III, bann allstpril fSnnrn bic 9eut
bic &letcer ttllIsrr fauien ais Ie portn, unb pa.
Der follts er aud unITllabt wsreen. Sn Ieiner
Saneibsrei II Bu iebsn
Sas 0rGBelte, bette II. p0blfeillfe Qforz
tement ferti9er &Ieioer,
fir baS Spatabr unb ben 9Binter, fir 8nabn
uno NiGnnsr, In Der Borough bon Qllsntaun.-
untsr Ietnrm auSsebsbntsn Enforcement tSnnen
eefuneen iperbsn Sansups, 8nsans, SrCdrGde,
Seiesne 9Reltsn Satin gBelen, @aIIImerc Solcn,
DrrbrTds, SadrGde, 8alrntia g1rlrn, Gutbo.
fen, Sattnst SuIsn, DOeIfin 5oIsn, eslridtt Sa.
den. II. 10. @bsnfalls elm Solles alIprtsmsnt
BON untertrmSrn uno rlntGbcIen, fsinsn 9rmben
unb Ssmbrtrassn, Salsta6rn, SalStinben, So,
lentrdser, Stpds unb bic I6Sn1en 6ib Gloves
fiji Gentlemen, bic nod ismaIS an @rnI6rnbGn
ben ju Isben paren. @rpie paren nod ME TEL.
ne iClfe bdtI@e In @GIentaun. @benfalls IUsbsn
prrferttst, bas 8rBbte unO robIfslis
QGortement BON Knaben. .Rlcioern.
SsitrbrnO aus 8natrn.5rad., Sad,, usbrIad
unb WCnteY'R5dsn, Saden, 5p1sn uno B:iln
bon allsn @rSBen mo SualtGten.
e6enfallt fcrtsn empfanssn, Gin Isbr GROCER unb
gut aIlortirtfr 8Orratb BON
Su6, @aBimeres, Sattinets, 2Setenz
5eu9e, Y. {. NJ.
trslhe auf Ssltellung pGnftli& Serfertiat unp aa.
rantrt wnben, In Der gtnpabuns unb SunlitGi
Sefrtspi9uns gu 9ebrn.
an 9Ser alIo pdnGtt ben SClIrn g4srtb fiir
ltn @rlo 5u batsn IolIte ablCluteIp Eel 6ran {
& n a 3 anrufsn, uno feline erobe 6aufen iibsr
Saufsn bon wOblfeilen @itsrn teeudsn. Oar.
unter Bat es aue 6arben-unb feline urD luperfel.
ne, uno 70 ptiter
EsS-Gr mlni9t ben eeutsn brfannt ;u MAIDEN,
oaB ct feline g8aarsn aud beim @rcern mic teim
Stlf an tsn City prstBen atIsbt. Grine Jsle,
bunssadds inO bsiIer Ssrferttst ais iraeno onprrs
tn Nasntaun-bas iclItrn ii& bic esuts bsIOnbns
mrrfrn.
ger9s6et alIc bic arpb, NIB pcblfrilr S6nei.
bcrct BON 8ranf 8nau6 MIDI. Gle beTnbet F6
an 90. 80, Sf' Samiltcn Stro6e, In Der Stabt
@lentaun.
Sronf &nouB.
9loSrmtsr 9, 1862. notS
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in ttuionpiae, Ge6a Gauutp,


Der unterl&reteRe 3eiet bisrmit leiRm 8rsms
ben uno GInem allaemsinen 9u6Iilum srgebenF an,
baB CT cine neue JsutIhenma9srst IN llniUnUiar
tcda Gauntp, anssfanssu bat, attwO sr ttltanSis
aui 9dnp tdlt unO auf Selsllun9 prompt psrfsr.
tigm wrp, ale Qrten Rutldfn, gGassn, SussirS
unO ale anbere 5ubrwslsn bic IN lrin Sad gshS'
ren, bic sr an Ben alsrbllisRen Yreilen abIa0rn
wtrp. Sn btcirn nsuen 6utlfrnnadnst prrbrn
rur bic bsRen Natsriallm unb BON ben brlen
glrbsttsr ansslelt. Ytan trift Immsr zine srObt
gIu5patl 8utrwsfen Bel ibm an, pUraus 9spn.
mna ih alIrSelt luttsn tann.
EI- 9tparaturtn wrbsn prompt unb biats
brCr9t.
Snbem Der Gtgenttdmer lrin 0sI6Sft piinftli6
mb Isine 5abrSeasen an Dausrtaftios
felt, S6Snbsit unb Siaisfsit fsjnrn anbern I'm
Staat na6lrtrn. 70 barf rr bon 8sdtsbalbrr auf
sinrn literalrn antttIl Der Sfentl6rn Suubl4aft
rsGnEn.
5oiram Beers.
llntpnpiae, aprtl 2, 1862. raiS
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Srefs- -SSSCn0rent,

Ssibe, Shatpls, Wtuslins, Striiupfs
tpaaren, @allimereS, SatinettS,
WeItenSeu8e, Sud ppn al
len grten unb 9reife.
Stst II Cure 3eit sure Btnter.G GinFdufs su
MAIDEN. un6 6as Ssr1Gumt nidt unb eeGt alsbalb
mad 81 ub s's srOesn wpblfeItsn Stutr, benn
bic gBaarm Ressn tdalt& In preiIs. Ba fin
bet itr aud cline srpBs Got
2abieS SlpafS mnD @c6apls,
BON alien Stpts, Sartsn unb YreiIsn.
Gtmbeimiic6e 6iiter.
Gin srUbes enforcement rinteimiG&e @utr fin'
bet man In bielsm Strbr, Su ptrlfa1 Su nfnnen,
unb bic I'm Warft iu fnben tparen.
Gdrpets, SeItu6, GrpSeries unb @las.
tpadreh,
alIss iuirb an ben mBstiaR ntebsrbeRm Yrdbsn
psrfauft. Stsr fnbet man stsnfals INNER Elm
grocer 8Crratb BON isbsrlsi 9lrtsn prepi Gonen
unb an ben 3etsn onssmsBnrn pretBen.
Sir tsrsits ssnpfsns ltbrrals Sunb1Gaft flattst
er letnrn Serbinbii3Rsn Dant ab, unb bpfft burd
quite geaaren unb rehtm1bige 9reiBtn einen fer
nerrn gnttrH Der @unR bss publifumS ;u erbal'
ten. Eomaro Rube,
ga6fOlssr Spn Stomas 9. gBilICn.
E6-Serssbt ben ptoB ni6t, or IN sinss Std'
rsn oterbaIb brm eagle SOtel, 9Iarntuun,
glcvsmtsr IL, 1862. rqbs
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Sldttn1tDn 9DItamt.

Das GOIsnbs III elm, eiiis Der Srisfs psl&s
In benz l:Btsn 8isrtsl In bsm SIatInstUn YORamt
lIsssn ssblisbsn Fnb
@bam @nbrsp, SoIspb gpp1s, Grau Sytrtl
@tbct, Gbrp. Samss @brrerumbts, Sus6 @alla'
FER, gGtQlam 9siterman, SObn Sstl, 8ilgtmnn
2sitensutt, @tb Sarat 9aub, eucy MtGlr, Ste.
pbsn Nilsr, Sofspt 9. ptd, 9esi Deter, Stspb.
SPansIe, gattaa Snpbsr, SCfspb Bntsrmuts.
@Oies Suns, 9. SO.
Sdnuar IA. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Der nntsrI&ristsne tpiinI6t benz Yublitum b
4n3stss 5u MAIDEN, bas sr ben sanssn Stut DC
Cabinet -@ddret,

lrB9n bas Gtssnttum bon SImun5. 9riee.
aut Stsrif's'Gfnbu sstduft bat. unb eebentt ben.
islbfn am alten StanbpldB bts Srn. 0rtrs, nStbir
69irs gum alsntaun poRamt. 70 balO aIs mSaIit
an btrabssltBten prciisn ot,ulrben. Der Stud
auf 5ano 1T Der SOlltOmmsn1e ie sum 8rrfauf an.
ssbotsn In allentaun. 8eRsbrnb aus
Sofos, Sioebooro5, Secret6rs, 8urcaus,
@arorobs, Settlaoen, Genter,. Nier, :.
Sreaefaitz uno Oinin9:Sifbe, Wabas
9onps uno 8ilbzRabmen Spieael, 8ilz
oers8obmen, oiiloene WouloinoS, Elm
ous9eoebntes l(hortment BON Seniter.
S6dos, Slenben, uno ltmban9 Sirturs,
ibsrtaupt nles mas In snfm gut resulirten Gu6ty
net'g8aarsnlaerr eebaltsn pirp.
Der utt8f StUf rirb ubne 8ddbait serfauft
an nrbrrrn prsiisn, unb If Der glufmertlumfsit
pon Saafsrn ippbl rertb.
6cmmt Gas, untrrluht ben Stcd unb i6er,suat
sua Islblt bon br gBabrbeit wie pben anaeasber
Scbn y. 8e6tel.
Sttrbm 8. nd
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GDDperSbur9 9Ditamt.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

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NdrS 81, 1862. ITO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

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