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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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mono Stoticnbauie 0ebradt, 100 ct 9es
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9e9en Qbeno ,purbe 6as Sbculal uns
fer 8eoeduno nad Sapton befOrout.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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BEN beftiaen Sturme Durec Der @eturtss
tag ppn @afbin9ton 9eitern pon Der po=
tomaC 2rmee 0ur1 -SaIuten pon pers
ibiebencn 8atterifh 9efeiert.
Der S6neeiturm fIn9 am Samifa9
Gbene al uno oauerte biS 9eitern Ra6:
mitta9. S6neelpeben BON 5pei biz orei
Sup Siefe CAB eS al perfbiRoenen Stel,
len. Sn oer Gbcne fieI Der Sbnee lieben
3ou tief.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

pIs Sombarbement fbeinen iso0b nod
ni6t auereibene Iu fein.
Rdn as @itD, Id. Sebr, Die
Suibftepper baben bier in SacPion
@auntp ieet Elm qeben lpie 9eiaete 0as
fen. -Sn Sbnee oerfol9t man ibre
Spuren, biz oa6 gteft aus9efunben 1T.
Sergan9enen Samfla puroen Wieoer
9 BON Sooo'5 Sanoe 9etobtet. Die
Seribte iino elm wtni9 oerIbieoen, films
men aber in ben Oauptpuaften Gberein
uno lauten mic f0lat
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uno wuroe auf 9aroIe entlafen. &aum
mar er ieoo1 3u 9auie an9efcmmen, ale
ibn feline aIten @olle9en 9efan9en nab
men uno ibn 3u bdn9en orobten. @es
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men uno 5u ieiner eiaenen Si6srbei.
jei9te er Dem Colonel Qenid an, no Die
Slnoe mar. Colonel penid flnoe ios
,llci6 $500 Mann unter Mc Oopeu6
5dbrun9 aus unp es 9elan9 ibnen nad)
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oon bier.
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etinltlide 66ble beibrieben, ipelbe nit
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Scriiberaebenoen nibts pcn oeren Scrs
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fen, Sllnfet5 7c ipuroen erbeutet, aud,
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ltrer ScIoaten fein.
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NamenS @eor9e Iallep, fol- Ieeten Com
ner un6 6erblf Oft bier in Der Staot
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lidb bat man au6eefunoen, oas ct nit Den
Baarea bic Sufhfleppcrs unterbalten
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

Das Su alsntaun srnannte &Ommtte ptEe
fcIssnDsn Contributions. .GntTurf Sur Ssrattung
pctIeesn, unb tbsIIs btnIIben ben Mi!sltseern otT
grslit mIt, bamit Rs @elt9snbstt nfbmsn mSssn.
bic Ddrin sntbalitnen 8sNimmunsen In GrEds
suns su Sitbm unb GsrbtFcrunssn, GbdnorunS'n
0bsr 5uIGss pOrSu6ersilGn unb SCrjul&lastH'
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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metf Tabrf&stnItGsn-Ssnn ale ~ eeben N In
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Der Baum ollenbanoel i'm tfIiIftG.
Gppi pcrboten.

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renoe SaumpollsnbGnoler beribten, baB
Die @siesgebun9 bon WifIifiippi Gin @es
fee erlahen bat, oas ben 8erfauf BON
Saumpoue auber an Die He9ierun9 Der
@onfooerirten Staoten eriminell frat
erftQrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

~Oie 2eeislatur bon Sllinois BAT iIb
bic gum erIten Oirnita9 i'm SUM Uertaat,
obne oab ee Der oemofratifben Mcbrbeif
aelunecn rp6rs, ibre MaBre0eln jur
Sbpdbun9 Der Re9ierun9 our6juleeen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

U Sn @bieaeo baben bic oeutfben
Srauen uno Sun9frausn cine Sair uno
einen Sau CUR llnteritueun9 perlpunoes
ter ltnionioIoateuab9ebalten oeiIen Reius
ertra9 itb auf ReunSebn i0unorrt uno
fcdiepn Sbaler belduft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

Salt2afe9itp, ID. Sebr.
1T iest srmittclt porben, oab 255 S
her in Dem Sreffen am Bear Ripe
tootet ruroen. 60 enttamen beim Sd
Dee Grefens, ebe iie um3inaeIt wur
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

~@enerot Gae pon @ibiean, oeiTen
Ssfunobeit felt sinieer 3eit iebr ftbna6
war, 1T nab 9eewport, Stboos S6Idno,
aereift, nnl ftb ~ srhoLen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
@nner,n bnnt NInebs.

9tab Dem @einbau Fam es in tesi9er
3eit fur Den 9anomann taum ettpa6 ecbs
nenoeres Seben, ale ben 2(nbau bon
Sla66, Der iibern6 bie bobe preis, ouf
pelhen BaumlpOlle uno al5 natiirlibe
SoIee bdpcn aub Siahs eeltie9en fino,
III pcbl tpertb, eaB unfere Sduern Der
Sadie ibre 1ufmerfiampelt Ibenfen. -
SaumWolle 1T mebr aIs finf Wlol 70
tbeuer, ale fonit, uno Der preiS oes Slaba
ie5 lit etipa um'6 Dreifade 9eitie9en.-
Grltere f6nnen mir in unIern Sreitens
9rapeu ni6t 5ieben, tpobl absr Ieetereu,
Der in pielen Sdlen beren Stele Ju pers
treten oermao. Sur 3eit, roo man Wuss
lin fiji 6 bi6 7 @ent6 uno beim9emobte
eetnpano fir Is biz 90 Gents bic Yaro
fdufen tonnte, lparen freili6 fpenl9C
8auern 9enei9t, fib Der WIbe oes ln:
baues pon Sla66 Su untersieben; iest
ober III oas etlpas 4nberes, unb mir ttne
Der Infitt, baB e6 nift lcibt an proouft
9itt, oeGen Gultur nur bolb 70 I0bnene
III uno babel cine 70 fi6ere Grnte per'
fpri6t, ale bic bee SlabfeS.
SO He9t uns cine 3uibrift BON etnen
6errn In Sblo por, Der it0 felt Sabrer
Der StabSs@ultur aerpiomet bat uno oes'
balb in Sc1ua auf oiefelbe nGsli6e Win:
fe ju 9eben i'm Stdnoe 1T. Sr bate in
lebten Sabre orei Q6er 9ano in Stabt
aus9ele9t uno ernoete BARON
l44O 9funo 3ubereiteter 8la6s &
an l3 SentS . Ss244 81
70 Sui0el Saamen an LEO II2 OF
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

~ Sn Butler npbnen 5 atte MGnner,
Die }uiammen 443 81. ~ ;ittcn uno 10
frifb uno munter fnj .oIt 0ldnbe i'm
Witta9 oeS 9sben6. IL 9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

ale fie oen ltniOns8ruppen 5u iiber9eben.
Man slaubte au9emein, bob Der ltns
ariT auf 9barIeiton in etDo orei 8o1en
b 9innen miro ; Die 8orbereitun9en fur
pIs Reimbursement fbeinen ieooN nod
nibt auereibene au fein.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-26
SCANDINAVIAN
How Copperhead Democracy is Encour-
aging our Enemies abroad.
from the Paris Correspondence of the New York
Times, dated Jan. 3Oth1

From the Paris Correspondence of the New York
Times, dated Jan. 30th.1
Read the following paragraph from the
Paris money article of the Independence
Beige, and you will see to what point of
opposition to the Union the public senti-
ment has arrived, through the misrepre-
sensations of the Ministerial Press
GO Yesterday the Bourse was feeble and besita.
ting. All the stocks had suffered considerable
fall, when the telegraph brought the news of the
success of the Confederates at Galveston. Imme-
diately the tendencies of the market were better,
and at the close sensible and general improve.
ment had taken place, on every species of funds
In the future, therefore, must expect o see the
Exchange receive rise with every success gain d
by the Confederates. In the heat of its zeal for
the rebellion, speculation exaggerates the imnor-
lance of the successes of the rebels, for the same
dispatch which announced the Federal defeat in
Texas, announced a Confederate defeat on another
point. But the friends of the South so numerous
Paris were only able see the first part of the
! dispatch. For them the victories of the North
count for nothing.
Whatever answer Mr. Seward may make
to the Commissioners proposition of NJ.
Drouyn de Lhuys, it is almost certain that
the efforts, or more properly speaking, the
] interneddling of the French Government
will not stop here. They will not 90 to
the extremity OF an armed Intervention.
atnless inOited to 1t By the attitude of the
Democratic party in the North =; but they
may be led to a recognition of the South,
| If, by that recognition, there is any hope
of discouraging the North to the extent OF
giving up the contest. The position OF
the French Government, may be summed
up thus They desire peace, and are, as
near as may, be Indifferent as to whether
there is reunion or final separation be
tween the two sections. To obtain this
peace there is no need of addressing them
selves to the South, for, since the Emanci-
patton Proclamation of President Lincoln,
the South is obliged to resist either to sue
| cess or to exhaustion. Neither is it worth
while to look to Nj. Lincoln for conces.
sions, for he, too, is bound to persevere in
| the putting down of the rebellion. It is
| therefore, TO the factious and dissatisfied
| people IN the North that the French Gov
eminent looks tor cooperation in thi.
work, and 1t is for this reason that a1hen-
eoer Nr. SALISBURY or Mr. Tazzandiqhana
rises up or sits do0n in Congress, the Eu.
roped's telegraph has q tremor of ion. and
all the suffering nations are made to hear
the joyous fact in the least possible space
Of time. 1t is for this that every move
ment OF the Democratic party is watched
| with the same interest as q mariner
watches the needles of barometer. and
that tor the French the important part OF
each dispatch from America is that which
| relates to what we have a right to call
treason in the North.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-26
OF the Potomac to day and learn lesson
OF pstieut, enduring patriotism.

OF the Potomac to day and learn lesson
OF patient, enduring patriotism.
what though the soldier knew b H.,
Some one had olunderedI
Theirs not to reason why;
Theirs not TO make reply -fEs.E Il
Theirs but to do or de-
Our army is disgusted with the gone-to-
auin-ltes who are doletully prophesyiDg
national death, aud shaking ali faith in
tie government aud armies by their i'm
patient and untimely despair. They are
disappointed, their prophecies have failed,
the pond of their philosophy has run out,
and they think the wheels OF the nation
must have stopped-when they only are
non-plussed. -s-rE ia @-'.
Let Us neither talk nor think OF failure
Let the press and the people speak in q
more cheerful tone; show more iaith in
God, the people, the Army, and their
cause. No Army is whipped till 1t thinks
SO. No government tumbles over till the
people are made to believe it is falling,
and they who seek to destroy confidence
and plunge the nation in despair, are to
say the least, doing very good service to
treason. E. E. B.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-26

INTERVIEW OF THE CHIPPEwAs.-A del
egation OF the Chippewas of Lake Superior
had an interview at the Office of the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs with the Sec
rotary and Assistant Secretary of the
Interior. The commissioners chamber
was crowded with spectators, male and
female. The principal speaker was an old
chief, who spoke in a loud tone, and GEES
ticulated much after the fashion of train
ed American stump orator. In his speech
which was interpreted by a half breed
as ne progressed-he laid before the Com
missioner his tribes idea of the condition
of their business relations with the Gov
eminent with much perspicuity and earn
estness. Others of the delegation also
made similar speeches. Washington
Chronicle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-26

THE SECOND CAvALRY.-We learn that
the two battalions of the Second Wiscon-
sin Cavalry, recently at Helena, have re-
moved to Memphis, and Col. STEPHENS is
Chief of Cavalry there.
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mark, EA, in q circle, on the front Of tho photo
grapa. Beware OF spurious copies made from on
cravings. etc.
h.. II. I. ANTHONY, Sol broadway. n. y.
Manufacturer of the best Phetoyfa phtc AUuas.
ana Publishers Of Gard Photographs Of cclebri-
ties.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures were
made for US by BRADY,
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1T ..sAyKs
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money.


II will wear for years without repair.
No seryjut can break IL.
A child eight years old can operate il.
No cuation " skill required in its use.
Every Wringcr with Cog Wheels Is WAR
RANTED in every Particular.
Tho Universal Wringer took the FIRST rRvMt-
IN. u Silver Medal aud Diploma, at tho sew
York State Fair. 1859. 1t was pronounced svpx-
RioR 40 ALL OTHERS in the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, lst2, and has always taken the Frat Pres
MUM In every State ana County Fair when OK
hibited in fair competition with other machines.
Orders for machines Tor trial may be left ut
JEffnRis' Sore, corner Of Fourth aud brady
street,, Dave port. WIN. A. kOURSE,
jan 29-daw2aw3w Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Univorsal clothes Wrlnger
IL tho Original and sply Genuine and
Reliable Wriager before
the People.

TT COMhlNES MORE STRENGTH OF
1 frame. csrA i,y for pressure, power aud aura.
biliiy than any other machine.
Tho Universal Clothes Wringcr is made undor
the following Patents: Goody ears Patent for
Nulcarizsd India Rubber [lsii aud 1855 moth
ing elsa can ever DO used successfully The I'm
proved Patent Ceg-Wheel Regulator Jan. IL,
l,b2l lit saves friction of the Clothes, and pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose
The New Patent Method for Fastening tho Rolls
TO the Shaft FEB. 4, 1862 never gets loose OF
blacks the clothes Dickerman's Patent C!asping
Frame Fob. IS, 1862, for fastening TO tho tub
cannot work loose ir, m its place Lyman's Pat
eat Adjustable Gusgc April 2, 1861 ] for diilsr.
en-, sized tubs-th!ck or tam straight, ~slanting or
circular.
All those Patents are indispensable to q peri set
Wrirger with them We consider our Wringcr
COMPLETE. Therefore, IN order to get Ill that 10
requisite for u good machine, the public will be
Obliged to buy
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.