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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
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- 5ulids 20 sbuIsr 9Ctn auf bic 9unt
bon puttstCwn, MOntsCmsrp guuntp, pa., fcl.
len nsuli& gum gOrfheIn setOmmsn 1en. Die
8isnstte III zine 8ollmttIe, In Der rt&tsn gde
Der Scpf BcbRers, GInfs elm Mann trintenb, bas
nsbtn stns 5rau NIT Sinb. Die G6tn glcten
batsn ben &Cpf BaI&instCns, eins mdunIide
unO cine wsitt;&s 5isur unO bic 3abl 20 Utrn
rttbts unO lnts unb Xxx unten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Or. Sobios' Senetionifbe 9ferbes sGiniz
msnt, In psint Jlaf6tn, Srets so Gents.


ltettbfsIc, aus loartfcrb. Gen., fbrtibt:
Or. Scbt 10. SD mar In bem NidtaaGs
@elhdft felt ben lrbten 20 Snbun unb babe rpdt.
rsnO ienrr 3eit Gle Usrldsbsnsn 9inimsns sstrau6t
absr babe nod tsin @rtifeI ssfunrsn. Der itrenr
pferbe,etnimsnt slei6 fommt. SD babe 90
burh96nsis protirt an mCtnsn Yfsrbrn, fir Dis
tsmttr. gsrrsntunssn, S4nittpunOsn, @rI&pull.
fte unb berSlei6rn, wie aud fiir msine 8tsuma.
tism unb fanb ss In alien 5dllsn ale rim unfeblta'
res 5eilmittd.
Depot, Sc CORTLAND strabs, NswYprt.
B9r3u tabsn tst allen Drussi1rn unb In
'fm Su4aOBr gum ee4a Gaunty Yatrict, @asn.
tUpn.
December %, 1868. Or,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

B9-Sn pOrtlunS, Ne., fub fir,lI& elm Sna.
&c, bsItn ebrli&teit ni&t bic fsfsRs mar, auf ct.
nsr 5nustrrpps cine SutI&a&tI nstsn. Dlit Der
S&nsaiststt sinss Sui&sntinllsrs annerrte er
bic s&a&td. gIs er fIs gu 9auft Sfnste, fanb sr
sin Isbtnbisss 8atY!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
9d,reHIid,er 100.

Gin furbistr Mann Ramens DaSib gtams,
Der Dor etpu NOnutsn bon ttnsm tC1rn 5unbs
sstiiitn wurbsn mar, larb an Der Sunbsputb in
leinr @ctnune 40 p6ilab.lptia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Out fur Rrie.

gcr stnIsm 5nssn sntf6isNsn ii6 bic @aunIy.
ecmmibiOnsrs BON Grts einRImmis batn, tebsm
JrttriaiSsn int GauntH Der nod Dor Der !3ets
unS DlsnRs nlmmt, cine Grtra.9Cunty BON 800
5bdlsr su tejablm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
5eoer uno 5c6eere.
Rnoe Der -Iaao.eit.

Sdsn 1OGItrn In Sta&t nsbmsn, bu6 tie Sasb.
;sit nit bsm tRtn Sanuar 3u gnps stst. YtIO-
men, ipsI&s mad Gsnunntsn Sage YatrissG.n, Ubsr
anbsrts @tFissl tBbtsn, untsrwsrfsn H6 elmer
Strafs srn fInf stuItrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

RS- Der Stattratb ron GuaOn, RCrttamp.
ton Gauntg, fabte tsI elmer ntuli&n gcrlantnl.
lung ben SsfGIu6, istsm 5rsipIatssn, Der R6
tort anlrsrttn ldBt, unb Der StaOt Su @uts as.
ftrIstsn pir6, $500 Bounty su stbn, tis bic
Quota BON 9aaon SOl,dbIie iR.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Refine Rr(ahmanner mcbr

Der 8stsarn'GOnsrs6 fat elm @sIsB pafHrt,
wcbur& hds Splsm Der StsGlUtrtretuns I'm gli.
litir aufsseCtsn wtrb. gBsnn bic Ri6mcnbsr
S&wsfslbanOr is stpas Na6atmunsspsrIte st.
ttun bat, 70 IL ss bies. gDir rpdrsn au& bafdr.
eu6t jcbsH bic Muststs f6ultsrn, ben bas eous
trift, sIei&pIrl Ub er reid Cbsr arm IN, unb ri.
8sbsIOn tprb balb I'm @rabs lsgm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Qbocoanft.

g0ir rrisGen, bab unIsr 5rsunb g8. 6. . o,
Ter, bon Sstblstsm. Stsr1 bsS 5tsn Y,nnIyl.
Vanta @aSullsrissN sNtsImsntS feline stsls ntsbrst.
lsst bat. 3srrdttsts @sFunbteit II llrIu6s bic.
Iss S&rittss s,psIsn. gDtr pdnG6en itm bic
balOise 3uddfttr Gsinsr @sIunb6eit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

HS aus Bsf' 8irSinisn ss9t bic Na6ri&t
Gin, bab bic @usrillas l& wltbr I'm 8anawta
Sbul maufs MAIDEN, unb In 8aurnt6fsn unb
tIsinsn Srti6aftsn glIss mItnstmrn, mas nidt
MET. unS nasslfsii IL. auf sinsn ssIsssntIi6sn
9lCrb tcmmts itntn babel aud niGt an. llnIre
sruppm ICIn nbs6 idUn bintsr itnsn Ger Isiu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

S0r9n Sarrtsturs srpIObirts bisfr Sage Elm
Sfen, tim btn bic Samlis Str1ammelt mar, uno
bic 5rau bonn 5aufs, iCtuis elm SinO 'wursen f6wsr
Ssrltst. 60 fcl ,,dus Serfebsn" Elm YulStrbcrn
nit ben Sctlsn In ben Sfsn sstCmmsn IsIn.-
SGSnrs SsrIttsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
wsSnabme Don o Hu ufternbsstsn eurd
Ole Rcbcllen,

98 a ( 6 in0ton, 2S. Secbr. Sc
lpiro beribtet, Dap 9 2(ufternboctc, meiGf
BON pDilooelpbia beim Qulternfano in
Der Ndbe, bon portopotane @rcet, QJorf
Glper, bon Den Rebelen we99enommen
woroen ieien. Sie famen in Sooten bers
bel, unter Dem Sorpano, beim Gintrin:
gen oeS @ar9os belfcn ju poQen, uno
boreetcn Die Soote, dberm6ltieten bic
Wannibaft, nabmen ibnen 2(tles bon
@ertb ab, Ididten iie nab Ribmcno
uno uerbrannten Die S6iffe. Sc waren
un9efdbr 6 Mann in icoem S6iff-
pcrtopotdnf @reef 1T etpa 30 Weilen
oberbalb Der SluBsMdnouno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Nd6rt6t

tpirS bisrmit sssstsn, bub Die llnter,si&nsts ats
NOmtnilratrr BON Der SintnlaiTsnI6aft rs
SsrfCrbsusn 6 gbartts StettIer, IsBt.
bin bon Der Stabt Nlsntdun, 9eGa @auntp, anae'
felt wcrbsn III. @as Disjsniss babsr, rsIds
nod an briaets SintcrluEsnl6uft f6ulbis fnO,
psrben bIsrbur& aufssfurbst innsrbalb 6 gBc&sn
ansurufsn unp abyb1abln, - limb SOI6s bic
nod rs6tmdbtss gnIprii6e ~ MAIDEN baben, ipsr'
ben sIei6faIlS sriu6t ibrs 8s&nunssn innrbalb
btr briastsn 3eit wObItsadtst siniubdnbissn, an
Sorob Stettler, l(om'trir.
Sanuar 5, 1864. ua6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

S@r Gm f8. December mar Der Shna ,u
e'aSnwcrtb, Rdnlas, IA 3OG tisf. gBtItr ,psIi.
lid mar Der S&nssRurm 70 fart unb Der S&net
70 ttst Sd6 SIsl 8inbpisb aus ManssI an 5utD
ter frtpirte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

@9rrnttes last bic RebsGsn bdttsn 1str Sisl
bonn Ssufsf an T&. Gle fshtm bspslsn tpir gr,
fis fprinssn bSwdlsn tpis gr, unb It lIssn INNER
tpie Or.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
.Slcifd, nabruna.

@uf ben ptilubtlptia 8Istmdrttsn irurbsn In
eaufs bss lsbtsn Sutrss 81 ,924 gtinbStst, $780,.
1870 S&udfr 179, $50 SAwstne unb $3.50 Si.
&c pNtauft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

Ba- Die Stdrfs Der Sdnbss.armss fiir bas
nd6Re Sutr, sinf6ltsbli& Der 8rsuldrsn, Sol.
Ontars unb @s3Ussnsr, ptrb auf 927 COG Wann
ssitdbt. Die Sssma6t bsRsbt aus So, 500
Manu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
@rnitltbe 9fd6ri6t.

Qle Dtejsnisen wel6e nod In ben 8eGnunes'
6tihtr BON Ssd, Sutt uno Sslfri6, IOpts In ben
BON @utb unb Ssifi6 I6ulcis linb-psrprn bier
bur& tsnadrihtigt, Dnb mir on bem llttn SAM
uar besinnrn rprrorn bic seba6ten 9te6nunsen
ben Sdnprn snrs 5risprnsriGtsrs gum @intrsitsn
su dbsrssbsn, unb fortfatrn rrrern. bio unIerr
Bidder rein auiscIsttslt FnO - uuO wer uns midi
brJablt, bsiisn Yiamsu loq stnrn pIab in Der
"fbwarsen giite" finpsn. - g8er unS baGtr
lHuIbis III, muB Rdsr nun attaabtm wrnn sr
unfCllen.erlparen MIL. Reuben 6utb.
Dceembsr %. 1868. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Pine uraItc Rid,e

SIM gassbsnp @stirss auf bsm ea,lrsI SiG,
wurbe sin unSstsusrsr Bdbs&snbnum ssfuntsn,
Der ia Gu6 im llmttdis maj unO elm gltsr bon
41O Sabrsn bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

or 9n MilIwaute bat Elm ,,@t,Usmsr" tie
eCsfaufsiumms BON 5000 in Iautsr 5Gnfrsnts.
grtsn b3aRIt. Der Stumts fol- bsim sdtIm
nt&t stbstst batsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

BS-Dr prdffbrnt tpir6 rbsRsnS zine Yrrffa.
nation srIalTsn, tpcrIn er alien Dsfrteursn Ser.
,dtuns aaranttrt, rpsnn fs In elmer esesbsnsn
6ria ju itrsn 8ssimentern suridfetrsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
9rSfnuns Der 5oIoaten Sair in Gin.
Cinnafi

@ineinnati, 81. Sec. Die gro.
Pc Sair gum 8efen Der Soloaten in ben
0ospitGlern miro beuts er6fnet. Gine
Men9e Sremoe iino oasu nab eer Stabt
0eFCmmeu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05


girlfa6 Gabrn mir In ben lsbtsn Sa6rsn ben
Wunlh aueIpu6en b6rfn Sab bier cine Der Bee
tannttn bruti6sn @arttnlaube dbnlt&e 3titiGrtft
erGdsinsn mGdste. lBtr bietrn ben beutI4rn 5a'
miIirn Nmrrita's jeBt cine fplGs. sDts bic III
DsutI6lan6 stI6tinsnbe unb Il6 etnes bts oabin
unsrtSrt erobsn 9elrrfre;Ies erfreusnbe @artrn'
laube, es l1d CUR aufaabs 9tma6t bat, cine sc"
iunrt, trGftisr unO pctlidmcdenOs ssiRiss gab>
run9 In anlpre6enber 8crm, cine interehante uno
sspieBrne untubaltuns ftir SauS unb Ganlilte 5u
bietsn, 70 aud bic unlrige. unb wfnn mir 90
lns fsrner CUR @ufsabe 9sma6t, ltets bon oent
5ntereG bas Snterei a rs
te 4 G gu bringsn, 70 iinD mir Dur& unIsrt piels
id6rtgn 8srbinburssn unO ptrI6nltGe Srtannt>
i6dft nit bsutI6sn Qutorrn unb 8rrlsasrn au&
in ben Stanb 9rIsbt, aets opn bem Ntuen
. as Neue c, unb Swar gum Sttl naH ctttt
OfanuIrript pbsr naA NuStduesbc9sn 9ebrudt, 1u
as6u. g4tr alaubrn bssbaIb bas unIre @arte1s
laute all ben GauIsnoen rsutl6r 6amIlisn am~
rtfa's bensn cine anGprs6snbs uno nterefante nHs
terbaltunaS .9setdre SeOdrfnib 1T, cine wIlIscui-
meme grI6strung, unO balo In tspsm 5auls trt~
miI9 Isin piro. .--YclitiI6ss Gpnfclficnslts une
YOIsmiI6ss iesIi6r art tpiro bon Ter @artsn'
laube lirsns ausssi6luHsn lsin, bsnn fs lca ni&t
oisIrr ubsr itnsr Darttei, nht bttItr C6sr jsnsr
Gpnfs1iun, Icnbsrn I Der oeut htnGa>
m tn Der StaOtuRp au btm
6 IN be sin allIritis wiltcmmtntr 9ausfrsuHS
Isin.
am /. unb 15 isorn Wonnts rrf&snt cine
eisfsruns bon adtsis stnssbrudtsn Spaltsn In
srOb esrtrOn' '5Ormat, In iuubsrsn umI6las gee
tsfht, unb bstrdst Der Qbrnnsmenteprsis fiir eli.
9abr $3.50 gts., unb fir elm talbss Satr
81 80 @ts uno srbdlt tsesr @bCnnent, Der ss
piin16t, beim Sfrub Oss Sabrsanss, Ctsr rsnn
ea5 Sotres'N nnem,nt Sorauetsjablt tpIro, o.
or esssn NaASapIGns BON 80 Sts., cine Uer'
trffli&s ptograpttfdt d @oFte BON p.
RrsBlhmsr's bsriibmtsm Silbs: Die erfsn SSss
Den, tpel6e SO fc1st - 90 III cine 70 d. ne
prdmis, pis fis nod n eunb nir9enb
asbCtsn pprpsn III; wtbr 9ittUgats NOD
Stablfi6 Icnpstn cine trsffI&es, aus stntm or
eriicn ptUtpardpbil6sn atsisrs terpcrgsaan8snes
pbetoarapbifbee 8unbtlatt wel6ts fcrctI
ourG bote tiinilsri1ae Sclltnbuns ptr bur& bas
tS6a onlpr&snos Suist, (sin tlsinsr 8nabs, BEN
feline Wuttsr gum trlsn DIAL 5CIen anseicssn bat
unp Der Fd nun nit StcfS unO 8srwunouunS
tstra&ttD tsbt Muttsr rfrsurn une Or e.
BEN YarIOr stue 3terOt fstH
pirp,
Suppbl 9sferuna als bic Yr6mie tSnntn BET
alien 3eitunss.assntsn anssIrbsn ptrbn.
Sror. 9erbaro,
pOitsY1cr 40Ol.
gleu.gOrf, Sanuar. 5. 1864. a3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05

Sle IIhp % Vlt Cuo SuHO VetDettu
Soben unb oer Union
Srdb're 9armonie serft6ret,-
Sbnsn pero' &errGtberlobn.
8enn iie es nod lon9e treibsn,
98ie's bic ieBt 9eibeben 1T,
8iro Der &rie9 am 98dtben bIeiben,
Sis Sanfrott baS 9onoe 1T.
ltniern topfercn SOGoaten,
Oie ieBt mter Baffen ftebn,
@G8e ieoer &f 9eratbsn,
Sbr GrfcI9 ME ridpdrts eebn;
Sie9eu iouen fie i'm 3ampfe,
@eiben niemols fei9' surid !;
SIN 9efedt, i'm puIueroampfe
eddie ibnen RstS bas Slid.
Gber Semen, bic oa trddtm
gtab Dem Stur3 osr Union,
&ann i6 pabrli6 nur Uera6ten,
@dniden baB Der Strid ibr 9obn.
Benn bon 0teuem miro erlteben
Srsi uno fart Die Union,
@ub Serratb in S6anoe 9eben,
Grntsn Den Serrdtberseobn.
Oob, an's Bdnfben rpoGt' i'd 9eben,
San9e oIfo bamit an
Semen, Die am Ruoer ftebsn,
2SIni6' i6 9lId auf ibrer Sabn; ;
DAP fie ibrer pfldt 9sbenfsn,
eaut Der Contribution:
NQes itets gum Seiten Ienfen:
nI Les f iir b / E u n ion!"
1derbuuern pdnf6' ib Se9en
Quf Dem Seloe, Bief unb Qu,
3eiti9 Sonnenfbein unb Rcsen,
3siti9 fole Reif uno Sbuu
Se9en fei in 9aus uno S6euer,
Slid unb @cblltanb iibsrau;
Damn miro nibt bic 8rubt 3u tbeuer,
Damn ibt fatt ifb Seoermann.
QClen, bic Elm tpanbwerf treiben,
2Sdnfb i6 Qrbsit ftets uollauf,
ltno bic 3ablun9 fol- nibt bleiben
(8ie man fonit wobI fa9t) i'm eauf'
Siele Qrbeit, quite preifs,
@eni9 SroerS, Quss baor,
Oieies 1T bic Redts @ei1e,
uno 70 fei'S i'm Neuen Sabr'.
l(erjten rpGnfb' i6 patientsn,
Die 9efunobeit Seoermann;
4bpOfoten piel GIienten,
gIiemlno flag Den QnSern an.
8er Die Su9eno unterri6tet,
ltebe Sanftmutb uno 9eouIo
8sr als &ibter itraft uno fdIi6tet,
Strafe nibt 81 bart bic S6uIo.
2Ssr an beil'ssr Stdtte lebrst
Die 8emeino' i'm 9ottssbaus,
Sci 9ead)tet unb sesbret,
9tiemol6 bleib' oas 8abrs aus.
ale, Die Elm lint bsfleioen,
Soaen ebrIib Iein uno treu,
Sreunolib uno nidt unbefbeioeu,
2tntsn ni6t: eilt einerIei -
@er uns tauft bic iieben 6inoer
llno au6 eeibsnreben bdlt,
Srieoen itiftet unb nibt minbr
Sie 9smeino' ;ufammenbdlt.
User un6 Die Qrojei1e fibret,
Ber uns @sIb ouf gtoten bor9t;
98er in &ranfbeit uns suriret
ltno fir bic 9efunobsit for8t.
Serner lsb' in ieinem Stanoe
Seog, tpie er fol- Unb fam,
Damn berrfOt SIdd in unierm 9anbe
9ropfein pafit fir Seoermann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-05
Dee 3eitunss 2rdsers aboreGe
GOm ceC6a gauntD ])atrtoten,
sln bic eeebrten 3efer beim SInfanee
bee gabre8 1864.

8ister 1T es gteuiabrs Woroen,
Seut' be0innt oas Neue Sobr,
9teue pla9en, neue Soreen,
Sielea probt uieueibt 9efabr
2Me, bic mir beut' rod lebsn,
8ollen uns oe5 9ebens freu'n
llnb Der Sofnune unS beitrebsn,
OaB mir m09en 9lGdli6 fein J.
gSie bas Sabr, BAG mir beginner,
Sino bic @dnfbe idmmtli6 neH;
ST au6 peni9 5u 9epinnen
Sci Der 0euiabrss8eimerei
Denno6 winf6' i6 beute alien
Meinen &unoen pieleS Slid:
Seoem m69e na6 9efalIsn
Gid 9eftolten oos Sef6id.
@uroen audi i'm leBten Sabre
gei6t bic @dnibe all erftlIt;
Seblte Wan6em AUDI oas @abre,
8arb bob man6sr 8unib 8eitiut.
Npnnt' l6 teoen Wunt6 ertullen,
9SGr' ib ldnoft elm reiber Serr,
&0nnte manben Summer ftilen,
8Gr' esin 3situn9strdeer mebr =
8os fi6 INNER 5u9etra8en
@ihenepertbes auf Der @elt,
Sab i'd Sud in's 6aus 9etro9en
86bentlib, fir tpeni9 @eIb.
DAP Der 6 @urtin ii rparo ern6blet
Dur6 oas Solf in unierm Stoat,
DAP Der Woooparo es perfeblet
llno fib arg uerrebnet bat.
6obuerrGtbsrn uno Rebe(lsn,
Die 3erfGrt Der Stoutsn Sunb,
cCar,,, 80 Rouk- ,,,,N 00 nnN a afafI a..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-07-27

les Of Captain Smith and Captain Cook, went to
Washington, three or four days since
cannot atpresens only briefly allude to the edo.
ings" Of Company F. during the late raid. On
Saturday 9th inst, the firing at the battle Of Mon
ocacy was distinctly heard in camp, and need
not attempt 70 tell how ardently we all hoped for
the success Of our arms. About 8 p. NJ. dis
patch was received, stating that our forces were
badly beaten, aud falling back in confusion before
the rebels, who were rapidly advancing. We had
then been ready to march on short notice." since
the morning ofthe 4,h, and It was then expected
that we should soon receive orders TO move TO the
front" would soon move up to Annapolis June.
tomas parties of rebel cavalry were then only a
few miles distant. Captain Cook immediately
placed the company in condition to meet either
mergeney-either march when orders came or Il,
promptly return any compliments which the rebels
might tender us. We slept on our arms at night
and kept strict watch by day, until Tuesday, 18th
ust when we were ordered to Annapolis, as an
attack was also expected there. We remained
there until Friday when we were ordered to return
here-and "here we arel"
For further particulars of the movments Of Com.
pany F. refer your readers to letter from Cap.
tain Conk to Lieut., Col Miller, copy of which ]
send ou for publication.
E. l.. Palmer of Captain HOthaway's company
this regiment, died at Relay Barracks Hospital, o.
typhoid fever, on Thursday last, 14th inst. HC
was, Ibelieve, resident of Freeport, Wood county
H. s. G.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-07-27
Ernm fhn rnniires.

A letter has just been received from Lient.
Blinn Of the Tooth o. V. I. who was taken pris-
oher with n large portion of his regiment in East
Tennessee last fall. The letter is dated al Macon,
Georgia, and was written near the close Of June.
He states that he was removed with the rest Of the
officers In the rebel hsnds from Richmond to Ma
con, Georgia, and that afterwards being placed
upon the cars for removal TO Andersonville, he
with Capt. W. W. Hunt, of the Tooth, Lieut.. Spaf-
ford Of the 2lst, and two others, made an attempt
to escape. They succeeded in eifectug breach in
the car, through which they dropped themselves
by the side of the track when the cars were under
full motion, which, however, could not have been
very fast, as none Of them were injured. They
wentin different directions. Capt. Hunt and Lieut.
Blinn remaining together, and though their escape
was soon discovered they succeeded for four OF
five days in eluding their purspers and it was moi
until bloodhounds were put upon their track that
they were finally retaken. Escape was almostim-
possible, owing to their inability to follow roads or
find friends. All Of the five were recapured, Ia
ken back to Macon, put in irons and otherwise
harshly treated tor their almost successful attempt
to escape Toledo Commercial.
Cpt. Blinn and Lieut.. SpsfIord are from tn c
borough Of Perrysburg.
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Trotting Match.

According to previous announcement, Trotting
Match came OFF at Parks Course on Saturday af-
temoon last between Maj. Lawrence's Marc and
John Rider, Esq's. Elmoro Horse. The first heat
was won by Lawrence's Mare in 3.o3. Second do.
by same in 3.oI.
After the match proper was decided, a scrub
race was gotten up between Nick Fettig, Of Maui
mees horse, and the Elmore "Grave Digger ,,
mare. Time was Called and away went the
"scrubbers." Owing to considerable jockeying
and counter jockeying, the nags didn't come in un
der about 20 minutes, when the Judges, very prop
erly, we think, announced the race fraud on both
sides, aud decided the stakes forfeited to the
track"
Shortly after the rendition ofthe decision 'muss'
sprung up near the Judges stand, resuItingn very
little injury to any person thing except the coat
of one of our most peaceable citizens, who in at
tempting TO part the belgerents, was somewhat
roughly handled, and came out from his mission
of peace-maker, one coat sleeve aud one coat tail
shorter than he went in.
About o'clock we left the course. We are told
there was another match came Off afterwards, but
as we "wcre not there to see" and have received
no authentic details, we can give no particulars.
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THE GREAT SECRET, ,-itis admitted by all
physicians that the grand secret of health and long
life lies in keeping the blood and varions fluids of
the body in high degree Of fuidity. When you
feel continued pain in the head or bowels, or any
continued uneasness in any organ other parts of
the body, You can prevent serious sioknes by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS. Bleeding may give mo-
mcutary ease, because the blood left will have
more room. But as the body is made from the
blood and Sustained by the blocd, to waste our
blood is to waste out life aud ruin our constitution.
But Brandreths Pills relieve the circulation as
readily as bleeding, by only taking away what it
can well spare, and they never hurt.
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]. ]. Blerher. Dentist.

OF Findlay, Ohio, would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Wool County that he will be at,
Meads Hotel, in Giead, Aug. 18th, and remain
until the 22nd.
At the Hotel in Tontogany from the 22nd until
the 1st Of September.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg, Sep. LIST, and
remain until the 18th.
At Lambs Hotel, in Bowling Green from the Is
until the lst of October, Prepared to operate in all
tho various branches of Dentistry.
Those wishing work done will please call early
that he NAV have time to finish their orders before
leaving. He would also state that he will visit
the above places again in the winter. Those wish
ing teeth inserted had better have their decay
replaced in the winter.
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The Lady,s Friend-AuyustNumber

beautiful steel engraving, called " Harvest
Time,' opens the August number of The Lady,
Friend, The steel Fashion Plate, double one,
is also, as usual, of the first quality. The wood
engraviugs are also excellent especially The
Bridal Dress" and the following -four pages. The
literary coutents varied and excellent, includ-
ing "Scily Wayne" by Virginia F. Townsend /;
Loves Answer" BY Carrie Myer; Unto the
Dawn" by Harris Byrne; "To My Sister," by
Matte Dyer Brilts; First and Last" by NJ, c.
ri )" Aureole," Charles Morris THE Transform
edValageS" Loving Twice Welded" by Mrs
James ----i" " The Mistaken Kindness" 10y Mrs
Denison; Signs aud Tokens" by Aunt Alice ;
&c. sc, &c. Price 50 year. Single numbers
gpOst paid) 20 cents.
Rnblished by DEACON PETERSON, 3i9
Wtluut Street, Philadelphia.
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A Cnrl.

My friends who devised the Steamboat Excur-
sion of Thursday last, for my benefit, and all who
contributed to the success of the enterprise, will
please accept my most cordial and sincere thanks
/ am unable to express my sense of obligation tc
such friends, nor can adequately express those
feelings of gratitude which they have caused me
to experience.
Proceeds of the excursion were seventy three
dollars.
GEORGE B. LINDSAY.
T,lv % 1894
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June /, 1864,

The politician who said his mouth never uttered
lie, in all probability spoke through his nose.
But the person who said that Madame Porter'S
Cough Batsom is the best remedy for Coughs, Colds
and all affections of the Throat and Lungs ever us
ed-musthave spoken with eyes wide open from
experience, and does not fear contradiction; for
it is what every body says that uses it, so pleas
ant and eiictua and yet retails for only 25 cents
per bottle. Druggists all sell it. 7b
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Those Of our subscribers OF patrons knowing
themselves indebted to us for Advertising, job
Work or Subscription, will confer great favor by
settling theiraecounts at early day possible.
We have several bills which require early payment,
and and that cannot run a newspaper in these
days of high prices, without at least moderate
supply of the needful.
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Internal Revenue.

BY references to advertisement in another column
1t will be perceived that S. A. Raymond, Esq, Col
lector of thh 10th District notifies those interested
that be will be in Perrysburg the 4th, Tonogany
on the 5th, and Bowling Green the 9th of August
for the purpose Of receiving the U. s. Taxes now
due. All taxes not paid by the 9th of August will
have ten per cent. additional added thereto. l3b