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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
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United States Five Twenty Bonds.
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lu trjlblm, nit prcssnt SntTeiIn, 5abltar
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

Die poblfciten S6neibcrmeiitsr,
@Scf89cr ttrtS SsmGrro
IA MaGn bsm putltum bic Qn;ris', bab
iie loren rCtlfsilrn 8leiprraOGr fcrtIrbcn an
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rsit linb psm Yublitum auf bic aarrbrfs QBdIt
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2lrten
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eausrtaft aus Dem tsirn MatsriaI 9rrn6t, aud
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az fEnnen. 9tufet an!
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05


& etne AlfO bpG Srdparattp 1t.
S6m3Iie0 Oe9efabiIifC6. r.
Cine rfin tOui f0r MeOi3in!
OOGtOr 9OOttonO's
Gsrdbmtss
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Sr. 6. WS. SJaCfi0m.
9bifabelpbia.
6eiIt Gurs pirtfanlffs
SsberbfI IGHsrpsn,
GgsFfPTs,
Gslbfudt
GbrcniIns unb neySSis SGwGd6e, glsrsnfrant.
bttten unb allt SsIRwerbPn, bic aus Yerpurbe.
nsr Gs0rr pprr Massn sntRrtrn.
wtt:
8srz
ftCpfuna,
inneriltbe Qels,
@oIbGtt cber Slut
nat Dem 8cpf fauern
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nsn, abfbsu pcr @isn, 8cubeit
chez Durd ouf bsm N1a9sn, IouCrss
duttcBen, StntGn coGr Slattern in Der
Wa9en9rubs, Shwmmen i'm 6cpf Gitiass
uno fbwerGs atbmcn, SGrj9cfIattCr, rpitracnbe
tbtr Crfidgnhs geGtblc, penn in elmer liCaeuosn
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SNan9sl an Sd1nsth 5sltbsit Der 6aut
uno au9tn, Shmsri in rer SCite,
Ritdeu, Sruif, Slieefrn, &c. plSss
ltdheu lls6srfIu9 pon toiBs,
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fanbi9e GiutilNun9
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usbtDelt ron oocflanos (rein pe9etabiiiIbsu) oeut
lhen Bttttrs, baben 6orocn unrpiiTenoEr Suatflas
ber uno 9spifsnlrftr 1bentcurrr bic Gelladuft nit
lhIe6btsnl Shnaps in GeliaGt prn 2Cniss, gRaatn:
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glamen tiberfbnGnmt.
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ote Srantbsiten, tatt s gu bslsn, perhiimmert unt
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6opflanb's Deutf6esSittersI
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bat stns fdnfebuiabrt9s prO6e por Dem ameritani;
lden 9ubIifum befdnoen; uno bat sinsn SRuf uuo
2bias, psI4sr ron tGiuer anbErn Qioijin tbertrcf
fen virt.
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ron ben aus9s5tihnetfsn preoionn, NoyCtatsn,
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8snutnis csr rsbltbdti0sn BirFun9sn unO me.i; |,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
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SO SR ,SaRiIton StraBe, 3te Sbdre
oberbalb Der 6ten.
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10 Stunben 2t0t fir ! ems
10 Stunben 2t0t fir Sent.
10 Stunben 9t0t fir I Gent
10 Stun6et Slot fir ! Gent.
Sd ben Som 29um SpblsSel.9 .9ampen.
Sine 9ampe fGr isbr Gamilie in, Gauntp,
rim paar nebr fiji SutGe bic auBerbalb pUbnfn.
tptnn ite tfi mir ScrIotCarn. SD babe se9en'
partt9 auH Sanb uno Z lsrfnufsn:
Sicr3ebn bunbert SCbl<Selz2ampen.
9ier5ebn bunpert Spbl<Sel>2ampen.
8ier3ebn bunbert 8rbl>Sel>2ampen.
8ierjebn bunbert 8pbl>Sel<2ampen.
Sier;ebn bunbert &pblsSel<2 2ampen.
9ierjebn bunbert 8pbl<Sels2 2ampen.
8ier5ebn 6unbert 8pbl<SGl>2nmpfn.
@ierSebn bunbrrt GpblsSelsSampen.
SierSebn 6unbert Spbl<Sel~SamPen.
DurR ben 2lntauf 6rs utisen WammOtb Studs
ycn SamPen, sinige weniss Goasr pcr prm nsults
den Stdgfn Der 9reiBen in WeBins unO @tabs
raarrn, bin td I'M StanSe bisis artFd tGser
81 errtauffn al5 man fie er9enwartts tn ben Gis
lee rrBalten fam. Ste linb ale BON ben bei1s
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bslImmt.
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Cones, &rimmin9sSbeeren,
unO ale anbfre Sa&en In DEM 2ampsnsGads.
B4-Gampen perbsn ausastsiiert unb Seranbnt
bdmit man 8Utl'Sel bremen fam.
gto. sc Sffs 6omilton Stra6c, 3te &bG.
re cberbalb Der 6ten,
9lllentdun.
8. 6. .&ernab en-.
October 2s. 1862. n0tS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
!Gurrob! ySSarrab /!

| WV SSS|
Die Aufre9ung QlS drger!
Wntt lleniOheiteu !
Sie finb sefCmmsn bic nenen Sitter
BON 9BilabeIpbia unb gep>gJOrt.
@robeS @eorGn9e bel
Nentnger u1tb S6etmer
@C. 5 BsE:! !SamiltOn Gtraes. in 1IIentaun.
sino icebsn pcn Neu; Qjcrt unD philadelphia ~.
rid 9ctcmmen nit einsm ltbSnsn aussSlutben llIcr.
ttmsnt ron Gaufmnnrswaarer, wsldbs iie
lpDDlfeil fitr 8a1r9elb
ONsr eunbSsprOcudts Ssrtaufsn.
9Iun eTtn uno piro rccblfcilsr anestOtcu benn
ir9eub lOnft 5smunO In Ter ilniSa usrtGufen tann:
Stir Mann8lente.
Sddsr, Baumpca:Sto
9ufimSrss, &bomtrO,
Gatnstts,
8sntudp Scans,
Sonins, NQnrleiues, unb
anoere 9eitiues,
lnterbsmotn,
lluterbcfsn II. f No.
Gpmm Gtner, fDmmt MQe
an ben t,rtbmtsn Stcre. 8cmmt unp yrdfet I'M.
Crc Baaren, uno mir fub GberSsu9t bab ibr tauyn
neroet.
2dtie8 9rrb Department uuittartrei>
Ri9.
Cine src5e AuspobI fbpurSer unO 5antp SsiOt,
on osn altcn prstISn.
@cn3ambi9uss. Gbali 9afrns, 8eusis, Sribtn9
,Oelainss, @rapr be Spans, Sdepterbs
glaibs, S@par3 QBaa Dslains, Il'
paras, SOmba,iuss. Dsbssss unb
@btnBes, @attun l23 u.
aufports, 9laib gop'
Iins, @rGpe be
Gbnes II. (. 10.
Stannsle ron alien Sarben, Sdd unp Sempen
StannCIe.
Gsttsibte, unsetIei6ts unb furtiSe GOutcu CLAN.
nele.
SrunsGRfbs nnO sinbsimil6e Ginsb0ms.
Sidtn9s uno Gbefs,
G5stlsidts unb uussblcibte esnta5sgROustns.
6emoen uno ileberSu9sS 9sSRcuslins. Y.
Gambrie gRouslins uno Driue.
Strtimpfs uno SaneI6ube. -
6olSbinoen, Cellars un0 Buisu.
lImbreusn-Seice, Stu9bam nne 9ReusItn.
SaImoraL Sfirts,
ron VsrlbisosnsnI@ unO prsifsn.
Sfeleton SoopsStirts,
pcn allen ScrteH.
Sritbling- 6 ICafS.
SrGbtin9. uuO SOmmir Gdpss, gRuut0us pCn
&u4 uno Ssiss, uud6srtrsffliGb in StrI, SuGIitdt
uuo prsilsu, nSrrIidb pen WaiCn uuo Dircn's
einiE. .....
SrGblin96sSdarplS
in 9roBer 2fusrpab
Garpet5 uno Seltu6.
Sin POLES QiOrtsu,snt oIIsr Sorisn GerpetS, aIs
8ruhtts, DrCi gin, Sn9rain, euaFsn: uno SrEP;
pen Carpets.
0Gtub rem GUsu YreiFn uup auaIitatsn.-
Slid Sdtihsr.
Sueen8W01re1t. San iems%f sTS?ss aatsss. aaSs.
gBaarsn, pcn isosr 8snSnnune.
Nirr3crip6 Strststsr &io unO SaOo
N)@p6E+ wv &affss, ssrEftss &Orn, 3u:
der, 1bee, SyloafTss, l5cni9, Chocolate, SupsSOoa
Sal.Scea uno 5coa Mo-. Sspe Scrts 6Gmdrje,
Ssit, unb alIe 1rtsn Srti1te.
ShI4 eiYsrpccl 9smablsnes Solj, bsim Sad
SNt0+ uuo 8uitbe, ?tfdtcn fstnts SaIi bsi
Dem Cad uno 8GlbsI. Ssinss DARN SNIi bsi Dem
Sad.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
TIRE WILMINGTON FAILuRE.

From the Tribune
The letter of our spsGlaS correspondent, this
morning printed, gives an aeeotnt Of the Will
mington operations considerably more readable
and Ineligible than yesterdays despatch from
Admiral Porter. 1t is clear that the prolonged
naval bombardment failed to impair, to any ex-
tent, the strength of Fort Fisher. General Welt
zels reconnaissance having disclosed that fact,
there remained nothing for the land force TO
attempt, IL being admitted in the outset that
land force alone would not be competent 10 assal
the fort.
Admiral Porter intimates his opinion that
where Weitzel's skirmish line could go, the ma n
body might have followed, and the fort baye
been taken. But the situation was not such as
he represents It. No doubt few skirmishcrs
entered the works. Al the time when they
mounted the parapet the fire Of the navy was
pouring in with all Us intensity, and by that Ire
the garrison was kept in the bOmb-prOOf. But
Admiral Porter himself tells US that eight or ten
OF these sOdieTs-almost every one who entered
were wounded by this fire.
IT, then, an assaulting column had advanced,
Il would have been destroyed by the same fire.
II the Ere had been suspended, the garrison
would instantly have swarmcd back into
the fort from the bOmb-proots, and with grape
and canister have probably swept the ground
over which the column was advancing. Weigh
ing these two necessities, General Weit1el pro-
nounced the stoTmiDg of such work, in such
circumstances, impossible.
The first assault on Fort Wagner, in which fell
the heroic Shaw, affords an illustration. There
also the fire of the fort had been flenced by O
preliminary bOmbardment, and the garrison
driven under cover. But when the bombardmenI
ceased and the attacking column moved, 1t was
successfully resisted by the guns OF the fort and
the musketry fire OF its garrison. There is NJ
reason to suppose Fort Fisher would have done
worse OF Buffers troops have Jared better. Fishe
Is a stronger work than Wagner, and no trOOpl
could be brayeT than the 5ith Massachusetts,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
TO MANUFACTURERS, TO CONSUMERS

TO MANUFACTURERS, TO CONSUMERS
Il OF COAL,
BEAR MOUNTAIN FRANKL-S COAL COMPANY
daly mining their hard, freeJusning and substantial
Black Heath and PrmrosC Coal
STOCK CAPITAL, 500, 90 81, go SHARES.
BACH SHARE ENTITIES TO ONE AND HALF
TONS OF COAL PER YEAR, AT THE ACTUAL COST,
FOR TwESTY YEARS.
STOCKHOLDERS PRICE B750 PRE TON
DELIVERED AT THE HOUSE.
II Coal suits our daily wants, which by trial Of
one or two tons you will ascertain, then oGsr
advantages which other dealer We may supply
you directly nom the mines daily yard, and in
eithor case you receive Uniformly the Kind Of coal
and oaES~inty in weight.
IfT0s become a Iiockhoder Of our Coal providing Com
pAny coal served at nrst cost; II you become
customer, NO shall give you advantages nowhere ehs
practically obtAinAbe.
Our business miners sseSs regular customers, and our
works whom all ple,sd viii be able to deliver ever
hundred thousand tons Of coal TO the doOTs OF consumers
who all BY becoming either stockholders regular pur
ele enjoy the advantages Of being directly connected
with our mines.
THE COMPANY HAVE RESERVED 200 SHARES
FOR A WORKING CAPITAL.
Shares, each $40; four Ih,rOs SIS; ten shares 500
twenty shareu, si7S; my sharos, tt2b; hundred
IhAIea, asik ana two hundred and ntty SsSss 5000
zach IhAre eDties tpe holder 10 reosye Annually one
hall tons OF coal ~ eOr, now - " lOut
uccestve years. also " ash Dividends OF the pr0ats
fFoD the sales Of All sur plus coal.
We have lust mpleted mp0rtant alteration 10 0nr
WORKS and BY h We have proud sauSftolon OF Offer
lag after prepared coal han the market hAs yes pro
ducoc the quality Of when Is praised b. all our Gus
tome =,
mese than Gold mines, and pay better dividends than
many fabuOus oil ellis While our Coal Works Will po-
duce The Black Diamonds uninierruP'edyfe for dead GER
ainty the Gold mines and OIL wells suspend iHe dS
An Investment In sound Coal producing businoss like
ours is almost obligatory Tor every 'dng family, At
eAlt 20 q as provide for the yearly csmaht OF coA FOR
purposes In bs aspect dividend or intsrest
Cf 40 to 20 per cent on the money svesed can GER
tAiay be realized without placing one aolAr OF the pg
eipaiAtrtk Ninety dollars once for all iaVested, win
provide at east for twenty yeIs neen tons Of coal PEE
year actual soat Of mnng, Transporting, aGd De
lVerrg the door Ofthe stoeAholder on which
Is will receive the Interest or dyidead immediately on tie
receipt ofhe COAL by paying mucA less Tor the same
We are supplying thousands Of cur citizens Ntth oUf
csR have m for thousands OF stookhodera
and customers for the the thu
htable the business by IT, the production and delivery
ofeoal is decidedly cheAPened
Pleass call Al our oice, aud make trial % ton
our coal and you will surely beosgns si0cshoidsr or
| TeEplAr customer
ofss, 30 IN s. THIRD Street toppoalte Grard Bank)
henry SH HhgtLE, Treasurer.
ALLERT D, JApDEN, Secretary. 12-A-sStH- -lnrp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
THE FINISHED YEAR-WTAT 80 mas
DONE AGAINST TsE REBElIION.

-. "a. r.,
,.
~ 9N"' W '' ""' NUS .''" 80 0i''V.''' "s.'"''
the Rebellion as thai Watth closes to-day. None
has brought us SO few revprspy So mtuv sgr-
cessss in o,,r riIi,o,y and ,,,,,l ,,,,r,,i,r. t
,, . -'
III AL tuS "'as' WY H'hc mas 80 uV'lleuly
turned the scale lu gur favor,
The rtytrsts OF auv grcYuut hovc bpeg only
e. A., ,,,.,,,,,.- d.. ,,, 49, 49,. =
" '''' ,''' ".
the REQ ltlWr eNHtoll'h IN April ana that or
the Wilmington expedition, which has lust taken
rlacr--ard two of ,or7rtr .fiy,Iy sr,,u i,p,,r,
4 -. 81 80. ,,.... .'. l -.
ANU 'No "Nie" a. '."'.''' '"l""' 'u AI''u'Iy'
anCl the unfortunate Issut of the niue explosion
1befoTe PETERSBURG bon July. None Of these re-
Av,r,as ipvoIy,d ,nu,b I,.s .iffe or material
I, '"''''-" .' '.'o VI '' ,'''''
They were, m fact, raa"r m urss 20 Nctom-
MI ccnla.u o,s't.' 'h 70 a't serious hJlry ln
"a sllFo WY o"I s"ls's D na'N ''g'N 'iAu"o' y
4 no hhNt ~, N'h'F.uu' 'lA uise'N I'd ilt 40 NlIhu
oi tue Ia, oei.oh ". ' go ~ .NA tAmp il-Ns'
OVtti"l o"IMa' H'iu N""'.aHo ka l' NN' WI
nan ua' lytu one l'ut ~ "ulIubeN u!uu NJ nc
ma me, lLc NY. u.s. .-.Nn,!c ont 70 p''rtOh1
ueW Nln''A ans LHs 'oI I"A 'usu P'sl.l'9
NClCH over 'Lt e''hl' euI Eet' WIN tl'L
sing.c A,Sl'.on ~. Is.,IsoN' me- nus nus mae IAo
thehy f,i,' IHuit '1'H N'.n'sl' 'n ''l'y engage
ment. IL ms c.mItiah ns not iuly accom-
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The above forms ofproposs VIZ be adhered TO e. closely
&c able. Other fD'u he received BY the De-
pHitmeut ana duly considered.
proper Euaf tha: tho bidder able 20 fai tho
contract certified TO By the Cl'rk OF the rest District
Cour ora United siacs Dsuirt Attorney, lust seoom-
pary the prOposal, or It Wlllhe rejected.
An oath OF allegiance TO the nltea Sta'es
must also accompany the proposal.
The tracts VIII be awarded to the lowest responsible
party parties who win b. duly ded by ai uIher-
wite that their Uu Is accepted and mmeda tel required
10 enter into contract under bonds the Of 5000
The bonus must be opery Ccrtded and rost odioe
addres1et p ncipals ana Burees stated upo th5m.
Bidders may be present In psr8On tho proposals
oI eEed.
The pGs oce address of the pRres prop sing must be
distinctly written W the proposal.
PGOpD'al must be addressed Sprpeon Cha-les Suth-
ersnd, United StattB Army Medical PurveI or, Washing
ton. L, O."
The Department the right 10 rcect Rny aud
lids doomed unsuitable
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon .. 8. A., and Medical fuyCyor,
wash ngtOn, ID. @.
Printed forms of proposals may be had at this oaice
l9-3lGt
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FOURTH EDITION
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
TIE CAPTURE OF A REBEL SPY.
Etc, Etc. Etc. Iato.. Eto.

WNuuNGroN, December ala letter fromithe
Army otthe Potomac says on the 2I,h instant
several shells were throsn by she enemy from
batter es in ao entirely now position. No damage
resulted TO our troops.
Picke, fiIug is stir mriutauld at intervals nt
several l9Ceiti,s along the 'front.' but was not so
general as few days previous.
Desrtous fiom the Rebels continue in about,
The same proportion as for some dsy8 ten past
Twelve dcscr'ers were reported a. headquarters
ON the 27.r.
A Robe. sry was recently captured near City
Point, upon whose person elaborate drawings
and doscrjpiyo st otch,s OF our dJsonc-s ia thi,
locality were found.
Itis stated That wien taken he was on his way
to City Pout, 20 complete bis miss.UI by oSa-
mining the inner line Of work, at thar p.c5
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPoRT.

SATURDAY, December 81. - The incemeut
weather to-day has completely suspended wharf opera
tlons, and there is very little trace doing.
Cotton is uSmnsny held Al 81 30.
C1, er,cCd forward slowly, and is worth $4,000
SO jiF Ci los Timothy has advanced 70 81 80. Sna
sales OF at 50 sia3 10 q bush at which figures
i is In demand.
The Flour Market is extremely quiet and prices
drCopug The Orly reported for export 5000
bbs. William B. Thomas and Broad street Aa, Extra
and amily terms made public. The sslss tls
home consumers take wide range, from 81 30 for
low grsCes suEernne up 10 Sl3 for fancy lots
In accordance with our usual custom, the Conner
cia La have mada up the stock Of Flour. Rye Flour
Corn Meal Wheat, Corn, and oats Al the close Of the
year in the hands Of commission houses, Orwarders
and mllCrs :-
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FROM wAsIuNCsTON.
Retirement Of Colonel Sratuu.

NAsuNGroN, December 3l.-COolc, SsuJu,
after an active service OF moro than half % cen.
fury, announces that of,or to-day the proprietor.
ship and editorial management of the Na.i3ea
htaatg,urr will pass iato other hands. James
C.. yelling also rotircs from that cstab ishmcut.
Trial Of Colonel Nortn
The trial of Colonel North, New York Military
Stete Agent, and NJ. NJ. Jones and Levi C lh,u,
viii he concluded on Tuesday l,has bseu pend
ing before the Military Commission for six weeks
Express EgriGht 10 City Point.
The older prohibiting the shipping Of pur-
voyOrs' and suffers oIs on the mail boats 90
City Point, includes express freight, except in
small quantities. Hereafter special boats wll, be
detailed ior the shipment o. fieight.