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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
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gbroni1ber ooer nerp6Ier S6wdbr, Rics
renleioen uno &ranfbeiten bic aus
einem peroorbenen Wdaen
entifeben, turren.
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aus unUronun9tn bsr SnNauunss Srsane snt.
liebtn;
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

Rretfc:
BrcEe SglaIGs - (pefGs teinate bic bcspstts
SuanttGt sntbdlt) 100 bic 5laf6e -
taltss Dubenb SIS 90
gPitEtlerrst 5laI6n-75 Gents bic Elaihs -
talbss Dubmb S4.O0
6Gtet @uh Dor Rd6abmunaen
oRou fsbs ouf Die llntsribrttt "g. 81. 5ads
frn" auf Dem lIm(bIus sinsr ito'n Staibs.
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entrn, 70 laHr hid ni6t obipsiftn nit irssnb e..
a'm Der brau1hsnrrn Yrdparats. bic anfatt btI'
en- anssbcrn psrCsn mBs'n, icnbsrn Ienbe gu
uns. unb mir rsresn 70 Dir, gut pTpadt, bur6
Grprse 3uIsntn.
Saupts Sffis uno W1anufaftur,
80. 631 Nr6 StraBr,
PbtIapeIpb ia.
SSpne5 unb Gpans,
(Olubfolsrr pCu 6. gN. Sodrcn unb Co.,
GieentbHmer.
0[5@3u perfaufen bri a(Gtn Dru1eiifsn uuo b6ne:
tern in ieoer Stabt Der @sreinisten Staatsn.
gu BADEN bCi 9. g. gR fs T, pit audh bel g q:
10 Il uuo M + n, apctbster. in aIsntaun.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
Sine 8arte an Die &apies.
pr. paponeu's COIorne piIIrn fur j
.fraueniimmer.

llnftblSor ,um 8iribti9eu, Re9u!iren. u. Gnfsrnsn
ptn ausu lotnrEruifsu aus psIdper lItlad)s,
uno immGr erfoI8retb ats E'n
;Gcrrtu5uE95 E95uiitti ...
Die 3uIanmnnTeuu9 pcn 8yitanNtbtitn IN Or:
Gurcnto'e ,,acloenen @ttn tir GrautnHmast'
hno q6n;litb barmcS. IiSItltsn Rno 9sbranht NOR
oCn IN Der prrat. pratte ets O!Ten or. Supcn'O
fir dtsr 30 Sabrtr, IHo Sdalsnos ren Gamsn ton5
nin lire 9utsn Stllsn, IN tstUobt alien 0ausn u
Der MCrbclitrur0 ncr Srrc9nsatienen co's 3u9t'p
ris rtm;r;bafie unO uisrsrimtaaince MSniiruohfn'
bcfcuesra bet cem 2BtchiL cte gspcns' tStn9'n.-
Son tts 10 Tiucn aritcn bic 10 tStannte aest
lbrsdliche Rronthsit, - te 2R II s.-Yetna.
he Elm ieces Sreuenjimmcr I'M 9aujsH Senps ~VE'
an Sielr Granfheii.
Dis cGiatn Wiusn baten SaufsnSe permanent Gus
rirt, uno f. surrCn lid oeuU oG re 9strauo0h.-
sic tGnn,n Dir nihts fhaoen; I'm 5e9tnihsu Otlt'S
uaSn fG alIe Stlruftrntn trtn9en ote N''ur !"
Nfn rchtin 2aUf, uRo ft6rtcn cas a'rif = chi
0omeu rSren t5Cfunrbtit fetnE @trrsD'has Et
Samilit crtuu0en. fnesu oise ptts1 cns hm"s
ECrhinetrnuo. Eomrn in bdrrt1n lintaneeh'
aocr otcurenO bag nc titS ticn lclsn tlels pluth
IN Ten eritCr crei 9Gcnaftr II I % 9ebreunsa' l"'
Rem bicl,lhe UicUe.tbt tGli Tc9tu nob rh ittnfh
vGrosn. 0loh oiecr NurciiuUa ntmmt osr %trItE'
r0cr fcini Gyran'wcrtlidCttouf nh, ech tDrt W'il
q III rtr G5sfuntheir ntt ihIeHh. Ste SsNan'S
tb,ie oisItr pner rpGrrcn tinsm iSSCn d9entSn bee
fanrt eematbt, unb eiCfr pCrben Sud iaoen eaP lie
fcbcr ilnc, uno has bGnirtCu rrcrofu, mas 9'laS'
miro eaG Ie GuSftihrcr.- gr,i6 81 per Ser.
g'etm QrcFen uno 9ltinta ~ pErtouttu bel
0aiudl uuS Widrtin, 81
&c. 2l. 9icrO:oamlltcu @tTose' uho
Gctvief mo 9urliu9
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cn.-Ourhcic 3uItncur9 ven 81 an otss
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ptasu On @Grtrauen) turcb oo6 @citamt, gu tr9sno
stuGm Shit res eonIcS 9tlontt tSIcnmin, u. i"ar
ftSi ccu prt9ao.
81. 3.-8,nt GnN aht. ousa,rcmmCn eer 9Ed'
m,n rem e. y. 9 crus, IL ouf isCer @or, mdhsr
ueui;h hi,qQcIst puroe, IA tie ptuEn 9s'all6f;
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g. :. Strreps R,ooiuo, T7. SR g elf
rtrQr, 9!ethl,bfn. :. Il. poit. Wauth ehunh
SrrufSu lpnu. Glicn, unh tei ctntm 0rnaat'b
IN scGu Tlaft. gHsrrcn rcrtouft in ghdaedpWa
bu StcQIeruuo Smith +, Gte Ntr 2i'u upo
Gr,sn Sir0a5n; Sm + h unN e d IN d r
Dab 9lcro 3ts Girofs; 2 petf u. &c. 232 9iero
De Strofe; SS ri q TUG . q H. ll9 Nertt
strofS, uuo = h n ( Q n, 6aUcrar uro S'wctrs'
% 9Icro Gte Stro6t.7
S,bruar 10. 1864. rq15
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Bon 8. HsptCn BrCrpu, D, D.. Rcbntttur oer en-
eptIOpdote osr tbscIc9hcn @lIenlhOft:
,,Stslsib i'd nitt seusst bin, patsntmsri,iuen
;u lctsn Ccer gu smpfsblsn, ih babe i'm aGesmsiren
tstn 9rCsss 3utrauen 81 osrsn Birtuns, 70 teuns
i'd orb tsinsu perndnfti9su @runo, ruarum Gin
ORann nidbt gu Sunitcu rss Sutsu isussn fell. ras
sr empfunosn gu batsn 9lautt uno ;rpar ourtb elm
snfabss prdparat, psnn &c baourb lsinSu Mit.
msnihsn ndeen fam.
lin 10 tisbsr tbus id bisIss in 8e,isbuna aut
pccfiano's Dsutlhss 8itters, eas ron Or. s. 81.
d 0 n non philadelphia ;ubtrtitst 1T, oa id
-s9en oafIslts msbrere Sabre lana elm 8Crurtbsli
bssts, inerm Id alautts. eae ss bauptllhth cine
etauSrmtfhun9 fsi. SReiusm 5rsunos Rctsrf
Stcsmatcr. Gia, bin i'd oonttar, oaB tr mid ron
oteism 8erurtbstl tefrtt uno MIDI Crmutbiat bat, cS
iu perfubtn, ols i'd an elmer errBru uuo lonapis:
rt9tn Sbwdhe litt Der Gebraub pcn 3 Salbsr
Nslss 8itters I'M aufan9 oists Sabrss bat tius br.
ctutsno 9dn0i9c GBirtuu9 ouf nlib asbabt uuo bat
mir ptpffht uno mrraGFht Strait in lcldosm groSs
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ptscer 80 srIan9en. Dssbal6 bante i'd Sctt uno
mcinrm Srsunb. ner MID gum 9strau6 oes 8it:
tsrs an9eIpisfsn bat.
q. Scptcn 8rcipn.
philadelphia, %. SUM, 1861.
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cSpne5 unb Gpans,
AQent1un Mfd6emie.

WuEuluuu NluDEultH+
Das 5rdbiutrSsSrrmtn sat frnsn anfans &c.
npmmsn am NCntus BEN 18. april.
36sIings Wsrbsn gu irscnb elmer 3stt unssnom.
men une tejablsn nur BON Der 3tit ba Te sintrs.
ten.
E!'rarp per 8irrtsi, 81 90
@'tpbbnlite GnsliIGs 3rriss, $500
6Gtes, 9dtstniIhe unb @risti16s, teoe Sta.
Ter Suldbli&. Seine writtrt Greltuna trirb
5sforSsrt fin msbr aIs 5pri bisfsr 3wsiSsn.
Ertra.
1rani6fi&e 50 90
Nult, 10 90
Sir ben @straua Sss Yianos fiir llstuns 2 90
3rihnsn. 200
Gsusruna fir ben gBintrr, .. rs
etni8s 3teItn9s rerren in Der Samlie bee
prin,tpals ansCcmnwn unb ;par nnS50 pn
SisrteI fiji SOar0,ns, g8af6rn unS llntsrri&t In
alien 3meiSen, nit Ausaatms pUn Ruft unN
3sHnm.
StSdttuus aHtt gum Soraus. Gin ti[atr
atluS fir abrsisnbstt. bur6 anbaltsurt 8rant.
belt tp!rb eefatht.
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GpriG ~, 1864. netp
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Mn 6aS Vublifum.


RaGrt1t prb bsrmtt st8etsn, rob bic llnttr.
14rrtrnsn bic YrsiIs in ibrsn GantauIan unb an
loren Sars felt btm 19ttn april fsf9clebt baten
ptt fOlsts
SIR sn'n Irunt, 10 Cents.
Mtttaa @Hen, 40
@teno GHsn, 35
Mrrsm @Hen, 35
9st6atisuns unN S&lufeds
per Sag, 81 25
Srsluts u. 3sussn per Sa8 90
ScIrp9 s. Neu6are, OtoIss S3ntd,
Gtarles 8. 6asutu6, 8srbn S&c6,
DupiO S6warB, SEQ UHbrbbotb,
@barlts @dsrt. Dennis 6pats,
Samusl WOpr, 6snrp Sa6man,
SCbn 8crreI, 9srrgt 5rpsr,
gBiaiam Stutsr, Omen Mnb,
Deter Spans. Stepbrn 9sns,
Souas gsorat. 6snrS 8ute,
glat6an S6affsr, Stnrp 9fdfer,
Wdrp 6ihru Iranf Ballet,
Sotn S&wdbr, Dapto @llberf,
qecpclb Rtrn, SpIrpb SGgr,
8rronid Srib. 98iuiam Steiner,
g8iuIam g3iIIOn, SenrY SSni9,
Qprtl 26. rq3H
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Dap hiefc5 9ittcr8 ni4t aIro6pIiIb it,
tntb6tt
&einen Tum ooer @Giaftp,
llns fam ftine @6ufer mnGin, fcubgrn ii bas
bfae StGffunramttl In Der NrIt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

unfshlSor ,um 8trihti9su, Ns9u!lren, u. Gnttsrnsn
ran augu loinrfruif;r aus Dlhcr lItladbt,
unO imulgr srfol9rctcb ais sn
!GcrhtuauUaF FrnittI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

Ben BEN e6sp gBnrrsn NanSUlvt. ga1Ur b,r
SaPtian 9ir4t, @amantupn, psnnr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
News Items.

On Wednesday evening an expedition
went to Smith6eld, Va, and surprised the
enemy stationed there, routing them and
making a capture Of one commissioned of
6eer, five men and fifty contrabands.
1t is reported that Hardee's corps have
been ordered away from Dalton to Vir-
ginis.
A destructive fire broke out in Chstta-
nooga Saturday morning, Loss about
$4,000.
The celebrated guerrilla Reynolds has
been captured near Knoxville.
1t is stated that gold sales are reaching
their limit, and resumption of gold duties
must soon take place, at least until July
next.
Up to Friday evening all was quiet at
Paducah, although Confederate regiments
are oveuunning Western Kentucky, and
the greatest excitement exists among the
citizens The gunboats are constantly pa
trolling the river and taking the precaution
to prevent the enemy from crossing the
river
The majority of the suffers and other
citizens of the Potomac army have left for
Washington.
The Army of the Potomac is being
continually reinforced by the arrival Of
veterans and by parts of regiments.
Banks command in Louisiana is above
Natchitoches. There has been no battle
with the Confederates in that State.
On Friday noon the Confederate caval-
ry made an attack on Bristow Station. on
the Alexandria Il Orange Railroad, few
minutes before General Grant had passed
on the mail train for Headquarters of the
Army of the Potomac. 1t is supposed
that the intention was to capture him.
The confirmation of the capture of Fort
Pillow has been received at Washington
and it is stated that retaliation is threaten,
ed for the murder of the negroes in thai
fort
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
scene ON the Ohio.

Our boat stopped to take in wood. On the
shore, among the crowd, was remarkably stu
pid looking fellow, with his hands in his pook.
cts and his upper lip hanging down.
A dandy, ripe for scrape, nods and winks
at all around, saying, Nov I'll have some
fun; Ill frighten the greenhorn"
BE jumped ashore with a large drawn
Bowie, brAnaishing it in the face of the
green I'M exolaiming-
Nov I'll punish you've been looking
for you week
The fellow stared stupidity at his assailAnt
he evidently did not know enough to be scar
ed but, as the Bowie knife came near his
face, one of his huge fists suddenly vacated
his pockets and fell hard and heavy between
the dandy's eyes, and the poor fellow was
Aoundering in the Ohio.
Greeny then jumped on board our boat, put
his hands in his pockets, and looking around,
said
"Mayps there's somebody else that's been
looking for me week r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
what .FanatIclsm win do.

Some Of the loyal women of New York
presented flag worked by their own
hands to the Twentieth Regiment United
States coiored troops, with an address from
which the following is an extract:
I'VE have prepared for you this banner. At
once the emblem Of freedom and Of faith, and
the symbol of womsns best wishes aud pray
ers for our common country, and especially
for your devotion thereto
"When you look at this Gag and rush to bat
tie, or stand on guard beneath its sublime
motto: God and Liberty remember that il
is also an emblem of love and honor from the
daughters Of this great metropolis to her brave
champions in field, and that they will anx-
iously watch your career, glorifyiug in your
heroism, ministering to you when wounded
anu III, and honoring your martyrdon with
benedietions and with tears"
Reader, read that over several times and
express yourself, it you can.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
Roasting Lower.

The crusade inaugurated by Mr.. Colfax
in the House of Representatives, against
freedom of debate, was brought, last eve-
ming, to almost lame and impotent con-
clusion." The resolution 10 expel Mr.
LoNs was wi wi.hdrawn, and resolution
Of censure was passed by a vote of so to
10. So Mr.. Long incurs the censure Of
such folk as Stevens, Oolfax, Washburne,
sour Kelley" &c. Terrible inAictionl-
A resolution to have this censure read to
Mr.. Long, in open session, was then ta-
bled by vote Of II to &c. Hereafter an
abortion, ridiculous failure, .fasco
may aptly be characterized "a Colfax. -
Philadelphia Age.
So, after all, the poodles could neither
bite Mr.. Long over his boot-legs nor
through them. But the fun of it is, that
while they were swapping and barking at
his heels, the New York Times, one of
the ablest of their own organs, came out
in manly and powerful article censuring
them for the dishonor they were bringing
upon the country, by attempting to strike
don the Freedom Of debate in the House
of Representatives. That's the reason
why they tabled the tail end of their dirty
TRADE against Mr.. LoNG.
Meantime the intelligent country-lov-
ing people of the land, everywhere, are
are thanking Mr.. Long for his manly
vindication of their interests, and his
own proud rights as an American Re
preventative.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following is
the bill which passed the Senate to-day, and
which awaits the action of the House:
Be it enacted &c, That it shall be unlawful
to maze any contract for the purchase or sale
or delivery of any gold coin or bullion, or of
foreign exchange, to be delivered at any time
subsequent to the making Of such contract, or
fors the payment of any sum either fixed or
contingent, in default of delivery Of any gold
coin or bullion, or of any foreign exchange,
or upon any other terms than the immediate
manual delivery of such gold coin or bullion,
or foreign exchange, and the immediate pay
ment in full of the agreed price thereof, by
manual delivery in United States notes or ma
tionai currency, and not otherwise; or to
make any contract whatever for the sale, loan,
or delivery Of any gold coin or bullion, or
foreign exchange of which the person max
ing such contract shall not, at the time Of
making it, be the owner in actual possession.
Section q That it shall be further unlaw.
full for any banker or broker, or other person,
to make purchase or sale of any gold coin,
or bullion, or foreign exchange, or any con.
tract for any such purchase or sale at any
other place than the ordinary place Of bust
ness Of either the seller or purchaser, owner,
or hired by him individually or by partner.
ship Of which he is member
Section B. All contracts made in violation
of this act shall be void
Section 1. Any person who shall violate
any provision of this act shall be held guilty
OF misdemeanor, and on conviction, be 6n-
ed the sum of 81 600, an be imprisoned for a
period OF not less than three months nor lon
ger than one year, or both, at the discretion of
the court.
Section g. The penalty imposed by section
four may be recovered in an action at law, in
any Court of Record Of the United States, or
any Court of competent jurisdiction, which &C
ton may be brought in the name of the Unit
ed States Any person who will sue for said
penalty half for the use of the United States
and the other half for the use of persons bring
ing such action; and the recovery and salts
faction Of the judgment ANY such action
shall be bar to the imposition of any fine for
the same ofensein any prosecution instituted
subsequent to the recovery of such judgment;
but shall not be bar to the inAiction Of pun
ishment by imprisonment, as provided by the
fourth section.
Section G. All acts and parts of acts in
conflict with the provisions Of this act are re-
pealed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
The chicago Convention

Must put the party upon its true platform,
or it will find the people missing. An
attempt to commit the Democratic party
to the further prosecution of the war either
by direct or indirect means will result dis
astrously to the country, The people are
for peace and will have an expression upon
that point, We can all agree upon COM
promise where principle is not involved.
But honest men cannot compromise their
principles. Let it therefore be peace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18

NEw YoRK, April 49,
CorToN-Quiet and steady and upward ten.
denoy at so.
FLoUR-l0 C lower at Z SO for extra
State. Round Hoop 8 l5@20.
WREAr-Nominslly l,l6@l IL Chicago
Spring l,73@l,T4 Milwaukee Club; l,7s@
l,84 Winter Red.
CoRN--Shade frmer 32@l 334
0ATs-In very fair demand and steady at
90@9li
PoRK-Firmer.
BREF.-Firm and steady.
BUTTER 2s@32
Cur MEATs Firm
LARD "A shade frmer, 134Cal4f.
WHISKK-Quiet. at 81 16@l II for Western
PETRoLEUM-Firmer, 80 Crude; So refined
Bond, 62@65 Free.
NEw YORK April Is Stocks irree-
closing 6rmer Money and I per cent Ster-
ling quiet and steady at 9lA. Gold
6s4, 500 Coupons IA, 6's 81 Coupons III
One year certificates 99t New York Cen.
trail l42t Erie 81 l9t. Reading 81 ca.
C. B L o. 4sA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
QuestIOn on TheOIogy,

1t has long been matter of controver-
sy between theologians where and how far
from earth the Internal regions were situa-
ted. There is no end to the various theo-
ries upon this subject. A common opin-
ion is that it is located in the center of the
earth, and that volcanoes, ETC., are erup-
tions from the DEVILS dominions. We
think that this theory has been effectuslly
exploded by old John Brown. His "soul
has been marching on" for over four years
and does not seem to have got there yet
in which time he could have walked around
the whole globe. When old John stops,
and we know how many miles he makes
q day, we can get the distance. at any
rate. The location will have to be left tC
the 'watchmen on the walls"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
MIscegenatIOn.

The Abolitionists are trying to excuse
their proclivities to miscegenation by quot
ing the example Of Southern men. They
allude to the number of mulattoes born in
the South, the children of their masters.
That may be tree in part. But in the
first place Abolitionism must be getting
weak in the knees to excuse itself by quot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
North Caroiina Items.

NEwBERN, N. c. April l3--Aceording to
the Raleigh Progress the people of Western
North Carolina, have recently hung several
Confederate officers and soldiers, for attempt
ing TO enforce the eonseription
The Raleigh North Caroline Confederate
says the election in that state depends on the
success of the rebel armies, which If defeated,
Hold will be elected by large majority
Frequent arrivals of steamers at Whining
ton, with valuable cargoes for the Confederates
are announced. Railroads in North Carolina,
are busily engaged in transporting rebel troops
and supplies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18

A MALICIOUS VILLA very odd case OF
petty malice in wilmaking was that of a mai
who, not having penny in the world left a
will, in which he bequeathed to friends and sc-
quaintances large estates in various paris Of
England, money in the funds, rings, Jewels and
plate.
His indueement was the prospect Of the rich
possessions which we're to be theirs, and then
the bitter disappointment finding how they
bad been hoaxsd.