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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
3,5l8 9s

3,5lS 9S
Scuits9uns bon SrbsrS 3ur llnterRdsuns unp
untsrtaltuna pcn &rmrn.
Stant eSIlrntaun.
@Salisbun9 pOu lnkrfdsunes Sroers in 1860,
'62 uue '63, $5i.96; Auspdrtiee llntsrlfdBuno ron
banab bsplsr, 24.00; Scbn patterIcu, 20 Gts.
Scbn RtinbOIb, l 90; GRrs. 8ineaos, $50; gRrs.
Gnpor, 2946; gRrs. N1cran, l7.lS; brn. TulI.
mtr, 63l Wrs. RsmmsI, 26l; gRrs. Einf, .25;
Rrs. SauL SIG; Sufan SbOmprn, 200; beurr
8. Entps, l5.74; barri(on Ncuua, 1912; Sohn
Btnnttcf, 750; SJars. Rib, 25.75 gQarr Gp:eE,
1l.O0; Wrs. bilosbrauot. 20 Cts; 6ru. gsuhoro,
lbs; - Brcna. $50; y. NNeSinlr, AIS :;
epota Sasctn, 625; NRrt. Sadfctu, l.S3; gars.
MtlIsr. $50; N1rs Smith. $50; Rrs. Guolltb
S.75 90. Shnsrr, l.25; $50. Fanesr, 47j Ga.
tharine Spiuntr, 1850; Wlarp Satmau. 265 ::
Nbrtltcpbsr bartman, LILO; G9rs. Ri(lausr, so :;
Wrt. RBsie. 4.25; G1rs. Scnet, 800; In,bcnp
@auswsre, 1890; W1rS Brcsn. 253; gBccroe
BstbsrboIo, IT,, 1857; prn. Snhmau, 3 90; ann
patttrfcu uno Stnosr nadb Dem Irmsubaus ,u nshr
men 200; 9briItcpbsr 8auIsr, / 90; Sbcmos SD9t.
8tnnsp. LOO; 80 Irme, $3.50; 1er,tlibe Sebanb:
lung Der Grs. Snposr. 2050; psS fapisr Rat.
man, 7.OO.-3ufammsu 440.57.
Stant Catu fauqua.
@ca,itbuu9 ron ilntsrtdsunos Srbtrs $3.50 ;
dusrparttss lnteritisuu9 ron Glen J. Smith. 525;
arms nah etn Grmtnbaus ju usbmsn l3.4O.-
3uammsn 2645.
Stant .1flillrrstauu.
sRarp Gamer uno 8tuotr nah Dem armsnbaus
nsbmsn l.5O-3ulammsH l.50.
Staot Gmaus.
Scbn Wtbu9b nab Dem QrmenbauS III nebmsn
LOO; asritllhe StbaueIun9 oes Rsubgu Bern.
bart, $2.25-5ulanlmsn 325.
SaI,burs Gaunrhip.
Guspdrti9s llntsrfideuua Der gRrs. 9ineoioe,
lbs ctS Scfspb NaesI, 2l0; Scitpb .sroser
o.OOi Der Wrs. g8urntr, 9.75; Der yParn Goner
uno Atnotr i'm Daupbiu Gauntr armenbaus 5S 81.
Der Rttssta Sutb, 3.25 oss Qbinip Setstcpe. II. .
% 9Sn. SttR uoh Dem Grmsn baus u n shmsn /
80; SSiuiam Gmerih. l. 20; asrulibs gshaucruno
oeS philip Setslcpe, 3.25 Sra eitht nah Rem Hrs
mtnbaus m nshmtn 40; 9Siheutcfsn fir JPrs.
Barnsr, T0.-3nInmmsn l06 50.
Obrr- 9aiIfOrn Gaunf6ip.
asr,lIibs 8sbOncIuus Der gQrs. etlcibsr. o.
Gn.-5ulammen % Cts.
nirDFr- 4flilfOrb GaunCd,ip.
1utparties llnterifdsuno ron Scbn Rsihert %
%; ron Gcpin Ercp. 32. .55 = 1srutibe lgshonn.
lung ots Scbn Seibcrt. 1000; Dsnltlttn nob rem
armsnbaufu u usbmsn {. 100 ;bc. Scbn aootph . OO
suiammsn 1855. ''' ~'N'
Nirntr-s sRlarunsie GauuGHip.
aufRdrtiSs llutsrRdsuns Vou GbOrIss Eomic
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Mrmen6QuS- He6nun0.

Die Rs&nuns BON NsGfon8ttfsr, Ga.
Shabmtthtr Der DIrsttOrsn bts Nrmsn. unb
Stf6dftisunss 5uuIeS BON es6a Gauntp. Iiir
bus Sabr enostnp om 81. Ds9mtsr 1868,
Or.
Sdar an i6n bs;abIt Su pri6isSsnsn
9sittn, na@ Ssridt bts @auntp. .Shab.
mst1srs, Sl3 900. (wsntsrr $4,000 mel.
d, Summt Die Itbtiibri9s Qrmsntaus.
Rt&nung In fG IGlisbD $1,000 90
Saar smpfanssn BON Der aaentaun 81.
Itnbatn. 9sIsal6ait 1000 90
Gmpfanssu bon s. .. 9apaq, gla.,
fdr Rurta Burger, bur6 McSm SO 40
GmpfdnJen bon q. NnttCnp 5 35
Gmpfanstn bonn StsparD fir ssrtaufte
GruHt unb StOd 425 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Sinberung IN 10 Otimten.
9 rh 0n'S Nlnfnrnliic SSnferS

Dtsfe rri9insGs NRsnijin, ,ustt ,utereitst in
le3I. III osr erie Irtftl Der ART, Der Is unter Dem
Namsn y u mcnit { IS Us, in biefsm cher
tr9eno etnem Gnosrn enuo, nor oa6 9uclitum QS=
tratbt muroc. Dtr GGts Nrtitd tann oaoard ers
tannt pGreEn, fo6 tsr 0iamE ron 8rpan nuf irSsn
Batsr Ein3ebrudt 1T.
Srpan6 pulmonic 8dfer8
Gntksnin ouiirn. 8rrtalunssn. rOsbsu pals unO
Raubet.
SrDau'6 Qutmonit g8afer6
8urrtn Ifbma, 8rOnhits unp ibrpsrls 4tbs
men.
8rpan'6 Yutmonic g8afer5
aurirsn SIutlpsitn unO Shms3en Der SruR.
Srpon'6 puImonic 8ofer6
Surirsn tsSinnsnNs aussibruns uno eunssr.
Rranfbeitsn.
Srpan's puImonic @aferS
surirsn SrjtatiCn Der GCula unO 2Onfts.
Srpon'6 pulmonic 28afer5
Suriren ole Obistn anfausa in ,chu g0inutsn.
Srpan's Qulmonic gSafers
SnS cine Gssnuus ju allen 8laGsn uuo Gonfi.
Srpan'6 9utmonic 8aferS
Sino Iebr icbiBbar fir 9csaliftsn unO Sfsnui6s
Rsprsr.
Srpan'5 Qutmonic 8afer6
Sinb in Sinsr uuibnItisn 5Orm uno ldmedEn
au9ensbm.
Srpan's Qulmonic @aftrS
GutfIrrsu nibt uur auGiu, ioneern tfpirtsn cine
bauernos Rur.
Srpan'S pulmonic @afer5
@srbsu parruutirt olI9emeius 5ufrispsubst ju
aebCn.
8eine Saults iolIte cbne Gint Scr ron Brpon's
puncnie gafsrs I'M b0ule. ftr.
Rein RsiIenosr chus enen @crratb ron 9rpaR's
puImcnit s8afrs in fsinsr Safbs.
Refine psricn piro Rtb ir ftrau6eu % Gents fir
8rpans Yulmcntt BdfSrs ,u bSjabltn.
Sob W1ofcs,
Gisentbdmsr, 81 Gornanot, Stra6r, 81. y.
gET Gbsnfaus Iu Dsrsaufin BEL oen Dru9sifsn
5ebn .. gRcer unO eowau uuS MARTIN in 1arn
taun.
Ss6ru'v 10, 1854 nqIp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
N16rt6t

rpirc bisrmit eeerbrn. ba6 bic llntsriebnft'n alS
qbminilratorrn pUn Der 6int'rlalIsnItaft bGs per'
1crbsntn . anirG 5unfdrr, irbtbn ron
yBoItinatcn 1aunf6ip. 9s6a Gaunip anSsRrllt
pcrbm Tnb. Qde Dtrisnissn battr w,lte nod
an brIaatt 5intcrlaGmi6oft fhulpta fnp. mcr.
ben tierbur6 aulssfortsrt inntrtoIb 8 gGc6sn
an,urufcn un6 abSubSablm, - llnb SoIGr he
nod rr6tmdei9s 5crOtrunssn taben m5am iino
alsi6faGS uiu6t IOI6s innsrbalb ru bslagtsn
3sit pCblbsitdtist ttnJutdnrtasn. an
@ioeOn 6unfi6er, ! ,rSn,.,.s
SJoel Souniider, "'m 0F0'
Gss, 70, 1864, nq6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
5struar, %.
SeffentltCbe 9enDu.

OOnnerfta96 oen I7ten WGr, nd6fens,
UNI - lllr Nitta3s. lCll an Der @cbnung trf
psrRcrtcnrn SaeOb Ssrman, In Glib g8trit6al
Saunfdip, Fs&a Gauntp, fOIesnbss brpssIi&s
@I9rntum 6TtntIi& perfauft wrrpsn. nGmIi6
Sin @aul, 2 Gdtr, bopun cine bsnabe ttn
Jtdlb Ills Gsnbu, QGuferIhrsins, I 8aunnpa.
gen, Spa5crpassn, gadtItIttsn, 2 gGdssI6m.
0si&rrf. rin Strung gtlrn. Elm YGar 5tultis
tern nit SHsmsl, Strottanf DrumiGge Seb.
eiisn, StsinidIGssl, @rubbudsn, 800 Stid Sat
ilaninrirst. Drtf, spEi Drabr, 2 Ssttrn mic
BHharsn MiIdI6rant, ,pd 5ldart Sid
unb StiitIr rine Rrcf, Sausubr, rinr Jtintt, 8
Srfsn nit 8Obr, Gdrprt. Spisgrl, Gin fupftrnr
SdrrslfrirI, rtn siiernsr Gelisl, If 8ruftidds
;psi Barrel gifia, 3atrr, Stduner, 40 SuI&rI
SartUffsIn, S6;siflsin, unb alrIsi Saunn.
unS &itrn. @erdtts, su umainbIi6 gu msbm.
Die 8rcinOunBen am 9srtauictase mO @uf'
wartun8 vcn
s5Sas3 SS5sgSs S.i}S2, i&p2''"0'"' er'ors.
Jstruar l6. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Sefentlt6e Genbu.

Sreita9S ben t1trn WtdrS nddltrnS,
UNI t2 lltr Miitass, IOusn am 3auie rss Inter
Ifrirtrnsn, In NrrO gBtrittal IaunIfip. SrGa
gaunly, fplssnbs I6dBtare psrI6nltfs @itrr auT
Sfsntltr 9enpu Otrfauft trrrOsn, ndmItb
3psi pra6tts, 9ftrts, bavcn Gins zine trnBtn'
b, @Gbre, Gin 2jatrs 5dasn, 3 bsSrIit' Sd'
6e. Q Rnter. tine papon 8rcbtrassnb, S6wtt-
ne, elm 3psieaulspassn, Elm GinsduIsra8tn, en
QHua, Gage, gpintmiibIr, Ssa' unO Wlttsabtln,
J,dbftt,n, mb lcna nod stns srcBc SnIat'Osns
ttIt anesrsr 8ausrn. Gndttf&aftrn ~ umlianS'
lid ~ mtleen. -
Gtt gerinsunsm an Sfrfaufttd8e unN auT'
Wlrtun9 BON
0e6ruor t6. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Die &e0nun9 beS 9(uf-
GeberS.
! RUma 8 .. 5au 4, QufIsGer, in getnuna
init ben Direttcrrn res Qrmrn. uno 9sItGft.
9unSs' 9auies Srn 9sGa Gaunty.

9un9s' 9aules pen SeGa Sauntp.
Or.
Saar empfansm auf perl6sesnr 8s6.
nuussn ME fUlst:
Stldnj ton Der IsbtiGbrissn 9leGnun9 67 65
s.. 8. Sd8st fir 9slen @rOrss Suat.
Subrinesn 90 90
7. Ntr ttir 9aEer, @siSen, 0elf&fcrn, &c. ~ g.
ghtrld MtAutitsr fur Iidp I'm 6Ulpttal 90
6stehsrt6 Smith fir f& i'm Sofpital 2 90
Ser. 9Gsib koilen fir Carolina 0es 25 81
- Glaub Soitsn fir SsnrY Gaus s AZ
ArmrnpflsSer non 6ranfliR 6aunIdip,
Soften fir guSrsw e,nlep 80 90
SEIZE Smttb, Scnsn fir Sol adr 43 co
armtncirrftcren Son Qibanpn Co., Soften
fir 8oIanna Stswart uno Sinrsr 81 20
Ssrts Gisbsnau fir H6 i'm SpIptat 8 O6
@tdrlrs Boyle, Soften fir 1tine 5rau I 90
9laS S6nsiOtr, So1sn fir 9uc9 gBsrlsS 10 90
Benjamin Sarrst fir Otrnae stnrt qrmcn 5 90
getlliam Craig, 8Oacn fur Sarab Craig If 20
Seri 9arrrtt, &cltn fir Qnna 8ttrt 80 90
9snrp Nrnolo gSaarcn fir bic perhortene
@ltiatetb Nlsbaus On
Wartn Wsnass as pfunO S6mal, unb
| Sui6sl gEdihtun AZ
Oaoo 3anor. Strascn grtst 10 20
@tcrS' .. Sdnsie'r fit 'wsi pfsrOe go 90
Wspe' Sanutman luv stn YfCrb 65 90
Sas'e Shau tur paEsr II 0S
Scbu SadrnRU fir Saattcrn ~
2ehis SHans, &albHell1 4 81
9IiaS Nubs. @runbbimrn.9anS 4 90
9cbn 6abrinssr, ru 90
SObn MabCnnp, gFi0rn unb gFanS.
grunpteTen' 2 %
OtoIts SuB, S6rtnt, II. +. 10. 3 20
W. U eubman, 5su. SGpene, &C. 13 SO
SRaEIss Gssnbsrssr, S4wsns 9 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

gSir Die. untsrSsi6ustcn Auoitcrsn pcu eeHa
Gauntr, bebsni9en hermit, baB mir bic cbiee
8shnun9 ssprdft unp ibsrIsbsn. uuo bubsn eiefsbe
FORFEIT ssfunbtn rUie cbsn Onsssstsn. 8s'eust bur
uniere Sonritrtft Ten l2tsn Sanuar 1864.
Swen Sbabt,
@ecr9e Slant, 2(ubitoren.
Daniel @Iaoer,
5sbruar 16, 1864. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
$I,293 20
Strd, auf nrr baurrri.

pkros, 10 8dbs, l @uu. 4 RnOer 3 RSlhsr,
10 St,src. 20 Shaf', "a Shmetne, 30 s6ufer:
ttpsins, 10 6srtst, 28assu, , Dearborn gBdseu,
l 9abtlhtteu, 3 tocfibItttcu, 4 G99en, 2 gBeIIdb:
tcrns@aaen, 4 G5bubtG rrCn, SGeoriu, l gRihma.
itiue, 2 Drsfhmal lhinen, > gBincmdhlen. 5 YfIGac
l BElfbtCrupfuS, 5uitsrfbneibsr, l pntsnt oe1:
reehen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Sefentlt6er Serfauf
Npn Gniktdrfm Nermbnen.

YGn SaGetarem 8ermBgen.
gm Gisnads ben 8. Gag Ndr3 nd6fins, um
10 lltr 8Ormittass. fol- am 5auIe beS untr.
isiGnetsn bel Srn's NdGls, In gcrb. .0tsttaGl
Saunittp, gs6d Gauntp, has fOfssnrs prlGnlI.
DE germSsen GTentIi6 psrfuuft rprbsn:
Der allrbefsn Saurnpfsrbs, baruntr cine
Gin go. 9irner, tin anbsrts tin uniittrtrrffItts
Cattle 9fsro, cine portrrfFi6e 9rutm6trs, elm
brauner @aul Sats alt, ID Stdd 9tinrpisb
Gin I6ltiimb Der bsfen Mildtitrn, IA S6pei.
nc, grutlUOien, rin 8ausrnpassn, elm nsusr
Spriraswagsn fir tin unO ,pd Yfsrbs, elm 8au.
srn Bobby, Gr,tUboisS, cine Sstt 6ruIsitsrn
NIT S6smsl, 2 pFist, 2 Ggssn, Gultipdtur,
Gin Strstfsr, spd pfusspadasn, GeI6irr fir bier
pfsrNr, rim Srit gIantis @si6rr, Gin sinfa&es
@eI6irr. 3lissenncesu, 5ubrlattsl, 9leitIatel II.
3aum, GutterI6neiorr, gBtnbmuble, 5ru&trrffe,
GjrasIsnie. 8ummetsn, Slod,- Stiibs uno anprs
Ssttsn, Gin Sasp' unb 6OlJs sS6Iittrn, elm Sting
SGlttrn'S6rlsn, NiRsabrln. S6lttslsatd, si.
ne Got Ssurt6en, unb cine srcBs Got anbsrsr Sau.
un @rdtiiaafttn gu umfdnNih anjufdGrn.
Die 9sOineunssn am Snfaufstase unb Guf.
lpartun9 bon
Soel Gins.
Jttruar 8. 1864. nob9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

l2,4S3 rs
gDir bic untrjsi6nsten Iubitcren SOn QsGa
Gauntp, bsiGsintSsn bsrmtt, bab mir bic pbise
ReHnung ssprdft Hnb ibsrispsn, uno taten Die
i'lbs rt&tis ssfanptn ME utsn anssSrbsn 8s'
lsust bur& uniers 5anbf&rft ben 12tm Sanuar
1864.
Spen Sbaot, }
@eoree 8lanf, ( 2(ubitoren.
Daniel @Iaoer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
SIO.51G2S

gRir biz uutsrEi6nsten Queitcren ron eida @auu:
IN, bSIhriuiacu bicrmit roB mir Ole otise Rcdnuns
9eprdft uno dbctfben ,uno BADEN bistbs forfeit &C
tuncen nis chen an9e9ebsn. Ssicu9tS purh uuisrs
pancibrift rCn l2ten Sanuar lsG4.
Spcn Sbo0t.
@eoroe 8lanf, 2cubitorcn.
Daniel Glooer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

80 {; pen SciTs @1cu, $50 rru petsr eaurpie.
300 s.. 5Cnlenberfsr nab osm ltmenbaus 81
netmen l.20; peurp QfGrmau, l.2O; GeritItbe
Bsbanolun9 ftir 5cnrr ocEmau, 2.75 eethrntpltGn
ftr GbarIes 0lCmis 7O0.-3uiammeu 28.4O.
Ubrrmatungie Gaunf6ip.
Iusmdrti9e llnterildguna bss GOnop S'0cnnSu.
Sl6.0O; 0u9b SRt Ocu9b. urp Camille nod Dem
armtnbcus ;u nsbmsu, , 90; Sebn g8tltiIcn, l.2O;
espt @Cder, 100; pbilip &oedmon, 6S &ts. E; eepis
na CSrtnrmalt uno 8ino, 60 Gts. Sbcmas Gicrs
rom, l.40 Cabin 8sder. IS Cts; Gersnihe Bs
ranoluu9 res gpbraim Wibacl, l2.O0.-3uammsn
1858.
Cumbia Gaunfbip.
Icr;tihs @ebaubuus fir SaIcb ScLb, 2O.O0.-
3ulammeu 1000.
EDun Tauufbip.
bsnrn Scrab nab Dem armsnbaus gu usbmsn
$50; SciEpb Yite, 3,2O.-3aianlmen ZOO.
1uaf6iEstuH Cam n(diP.
2uspGrtias llntsritdeuna Der Barbara 8sr, 200 {;
eGihentclten perfslbIn, 700; Daptb gUas nab Dem
lrmenbaus 81 nsbmen, $40; philip Sp6t, 400 :;
Oapio 9piuer, 300; Gbas. Smith nab Dem gicr;
tbamptcn IrmGnbaus ;u trin9Cn 4.53; Sarab Sre:
t.l unO 8iuesr ucu St:ptnn, Gartcu Gountp, ;u
belsn 1l45.-3 3ulommsn 1888.
GriOrlbrrg Gaunfbip.
g)1arp SaBlsr nab crm Grmcnbuus su nebmen
S3.4O Srisoritb 8a6Cr unb Camille nOG osm
@artCn armtnbauS ;u nebmen 1000; llutcrbOlt biss
fer SamiIis ili QioolG &cal SiClp armenbous, H..
10; ECu6en Sautrwsin nath bsm HrmCnbaus ~
ntbmtn 200; llntfrifusun1 osS 91ni. SbSfsr 800 !;
Isrjflibe Bthantlunq oefEIben 600; esidlsnfclten
oeFelben S.l5; eeihenfoiten pon Spbn Span9lsr,
1OO.-3uiammCn $3.50.
1IurDmbritbau Gaunfbip.
ltntrtGsun9s Srrsrs pclScecn 81 &ts. Aus:
p6rti9e llutevltdeur9 osS 2BiGcusbbp 6raetr % So
JOmss Gomsrcn, 6 90; Scbn Biuiams, IA 90 ;
Bttros ShuIer, 1000; 9RibaCl 9DsiItr nab ocm
Hrmenhaus Su nehmGn lao; Silliam SdtlGn6er:
Ser, 2.40; 9uCr gEGrtr, 3.25; Samss Burns nno
Stno, 10; Samss enrplcr, 340 Sster .oagCrtp,
26O; Sclljehuna elmer llnterifteuu9s Srber fir
5ames Cameron, l09; IerytIitbs 8ebnncuna ees
BtIam g8rtsbt uno SamiIie. $50; eshenfcifen
stnes In Der 2Cdba srtruntensn 8inbss, 800; eel:
htnfcltGn zines in Der erdo 9efuuoensn 2sihnams,
300; ScbIntctsn ron Sclcmcn SShrsd, 700 {;
5cbu gBlIIiams, 700 Sames Cameron. 100 {;
94taou9b6p &rOser, 5.00.-3uiammsn 1864.
SIowbritbau Gaun(bip.
Iuspirtigs ltutetusuue ocn Scbn Dutt $1,000 {;
&atbartue Mshl, 8 90; Suian NRiusr, 3.25; .buob
WtWau9b, 1000; Scbn Grntr, 90 63 gBlttrpC
Shafcr, l040 eCvi Sbneeer nab Gem arnsus
baus Su nGbmsn so Gts. Somrs Gbrif. so Gts. {;
0EritIthe VChonotuug oes Scbn 2trner, 800 gRi:
chorL MILLER, 600; Charles gQiUsr, 500; gluth.
5d1iffer's SamiIis 1900 Dopo 9Riltcr, 500 {;
5a'cb 8ElIGrs sebn. $50; eeihentolten ucn gBm
RSoer, 7.00.-3ufammCn 1873.
Ganourr GaunfGip.
2tuspirttaC llntGrtdBuna ucn 8. Rellrr's Sobn
Sl3 90; Gnbrcm C5tIslpie's Gtibnam ,u TRANSPORTS
rtn l.5O; ethsnfcten OCn 6anrnb .pGbls, 7.O0-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
GrsruaniITs Der i3aGtEei,

IS Is g&uts 2aoun3en .oeu, 30 9oOun4en Ga,llGb.
trrnlaub. 1920 BulbCI 2Be'en. 1000 suftbd Rca:
.tn, 560 8ulbel 6ofsr, 10 8ubd Stnhsioomrn,
$500 @ufbc 22sihfcrn IN ,8Cbsn, ll75 8uIhe
CSrunttirncu. 10 8uI5h 4 &Gteu, l6 8utb. Srpie.
ttn. 40 8ufchd 3ctbri btn, 10 Burtbel Supptn:
tcbneu, 4 8atrsQ Gutum ueru. 400 0Spfc Rraut
) bcasbsaos G0usrtraut 900 pfino Satad. 2l5
2Oouu9sn DGnoer oufs 90 no 9etbau. 2S65 QfunS
&inobdute, lG2 @funo 80l 'bautr, 1913 pfh. 8ut:
ter 1915 9func &al9, 1885 pfano Ghmal;.
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Salarirn.
aeCuorb g1rrrr, Sabr ais 0iretfcr 1000
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

The RUSSIAN KNoUr.-We have recently heard
of the public ogging Of ladies in Warsaw with the
Russian knout, and as many are not aware of the
nature of this means Of torture, We publish the fol-
lowing description of the instrument:
0The knout had a short massive handle, and q
heavy leather lash about eight feet long Ii reseL
bled those tremendous whips with which the Cos
sacks of the Ukraine, when they have brought
wolf 10 bay, can kill him at single blow. The
lash was formed of leather, curved SO a. to give
two sharp edges along its whole length, and some
times bound with wire thread, the end terminated
in little iron hook. 1t had no handle, but one end
was left supple, that the executioner could wind
II round his wrist. Al every blow the sharp edges
Of the stiff curved lash fell on the criminals back,
and cut him as with eight yards Of plant double
edged sword. The executioner, subtle In bis cru
city, had learnt rot roughly withdraw the lash,
but to dr.w 1t towards him, 20 az to re-
move long faky bands Of Aesh, the
hook being devised with devilish ingenuity for tn
detestable purpose The lash was also purposely
long that ii tapped round the body and cut deep
into the chest at the time that 1t destroyed the
whole of the back. Indeed, to tell you the whole
truth my dear, sir, 1t was well known that the ex
ecutioner could, Il he chose kill any man at one
blow of the knOut by tapping him round the lungs
and heart; but, as the "Bourrcau" was generally
bribed. he seldom put forth his whole force When
the knout was honestly used, the cEiniinal, If he
survived the first blow usually tainted at the third
and died about the fifth. ukase Of Peter the
Great Il red the maximum Of blows at l0l, 1--WE Rus
SLAMS have supefsltiOus respect for odd nambers;)
but whether the knout became heavier, or we be-
came more effeminate, the I0l bi0ws-wbich, Of
course implied death-weYs never given In the
Emperor Nichoias's time.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

guard come down 10 assist Us, and from them We
learned we were at Little River Inlet, g. c., some
sixty miles south Of where II was supposed we
made the land. have thus given plain state
ment Of facts regarding the loss Of this nnc
steamer and her cargo, leaving al comment upon
them until IN Investigation Of the case shall be
had, aad the blame for the loss clearly established
The following persons were passengers on the
Sessa from Bermuda: Mrs. John Mitchell, Miss
Minnie Mitchell, Miss Isabel Mitchell, Mr.. T. J.
Seed, hr J. G. Moses, c. 9. Navy; Lieut.. J. H.
Gardaer, do; Mr.. H. w. Perrin, do.i Mr William
shepardson, do. They have ali arrived In Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate had another short session yes
terday.
A. bill was introduced to incorporate the
Virginia Porcelain and Earthenware COM
pany in Augusta county.
A resolution, demonstrating against the
passage by the Confederate Congress of au
act conscripting all persons between the
ages of 16 and IS years, and recommending
our representatives in Congress to use their
efforts against the passage of such law,
was properly referred. Adjourned.
In the House bill was reported for the
extensi N of the Jurisdiction OF the corpora
tion of Danville.
A resolution of inquiry was adopted for
directing. suitable hospital accommodations
at Stanton, in lieu Of the deaf and dumb
and blind institution now occupied.
The bill for the. enrolment of the State
forces was next called up, extensively dis
cussed, and during the consideration Of the
subject the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

COr.f .federate States Court la the case OF NJ.
Krakar, indicted for perjury, Messrs. Crump
aud Myers, counsel for the accused, on YES.
terday joined in the demurrer to the indict.
ment which was heretofore filed, and whis h
was argued on Monday by F. l.. Smith, ON
the part OF the Government, their reply oc-
cupying nearly the whole day. The ground
Of the demurrer is that the assessor of the
c. 8. war tax in this case was not authorized
by the act of Congress, under which he
acted to administer to Krakar the oath
which he did. Time was taken by the Court
to consider Of It's decision thereuuon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

A Mistress Charged raA Stssling from hsr
OeTr0nf-A German woman, named Lculse
Rumpt, made complaint before the Mayor
yesterday against Mrs. Louisa Coleburu, fos
breaking open her trunk day or two since
and stealing therefrom $50 In Confederate
almost unintelligible testimony, which was
given In broken German, we give the follow.
Ing as the gist Of the evidence:
The witnesses for the complainant asseve-
rate fhst during the absence ffcm hcme Of
Miss Rnmpt, who has been for several
months back In the employment Of Mrs.
COieburn as servant, her trunk was broken
open and the money taken from the pocket
Of dress which was In 1t. Afterwards Mr..
Coleburn expressed Qualification that the girl
had left his employ, at the same time remark
ing that his wife had forced the lcck to her
trunk and taken out the money.
For the defence 1t was proven thA for
some time back Mr.. Coleburn had Loaf va
riouA sums OF money, and very recentIy.a
boarder In the house lost o valuable pen.
knife. Having reason to suspect the servant
gtrl as the thief, advantage was taken of her
absence from home by Mrs. Coleburn to In
stisute search araonx her things, when in
her trunk, the lock to which was forced,
were found the knife and some money,
amounting to little over $4O0, some OF
which Coleburn recognized 40 a part Of that
which he had had stolen from him. Subse.
quentiy Miss Rnmpt Acknowledged, accord
log to the testimony Of witness, that she
had taken the knife which he had lost, and
that the money found in her trunk was some
which she had received from lady f r value
received. In consideration of the fact that
Mrs. Coleburn had heretofore lost money, it
was decided by herself and husband to re-
tain the money found in the trunk.
The Mayor postponed further examination
till this morning.
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Ritbmonh 9ispatrb,
wEDNnoAY MORNING =. ..JANUARY 20, ise
rHR YANKEES IN NORTHERN NECK

THR YANKEES IN NoRTHERN NECK.
The Yankee force that appeared in West
moreland and Richmond counties last week
have disappeared without doing any grea.
damage to private or public property, with
the exception of that recorded. The quantity
of bacon burned at Warsaw, Richmond
county, did not exceed Il. 600 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

>, U"'aYfM Gaming charge against
Henry Hungeriord, Of keeping gambling
nouse In this city and exhibiting the game Of
faro therein, was again taken up before His
Honor yesterday. Several witnesses were
examined, all of whom eoncurred in the tcs-
timony that they had seen the game of faro
played IL the house dcsigna' ed ia the war
rant as kept By Hungerlord, but that they
had never seen him deal himself As late as
December last gambling Of that description
was going on there. Further examination
into the case was postponed till Friday, owing
to the absence Of an important witness.