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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
TONIGHT,
Arson &C. Chester. Esq. Lee
lures at Webb's Hail
The Lady' Friend.


The January Number of the Lady's
Friend is already Oh our table, and fully
bears Out the high reputation of this new
monthly. which is now entering upon
the second year of its existence. The
leading steel engraving, Hush! 1T Is
ASLEEP" is a beautiful picture, and will
doubtless 20 right to the hearts of the Ia
dies. The Fashion Plate-a double one
"a usual-is very handsome indeed, adj
mirably engraved on steel, and richly
colored. Then there is a colored design
of q WORK TABLE COMPANION, a very useful
lady, ss she seems, in red and yellow and
blue; and numerous other engrsvings OF
the Fashions. Work Table Department,
&c. The Music of this number is Il piece
entitled al SroOD WITHIN OUR COTTAGE
HALL" Among the literary contents.
which are even unusually excellent. We
may specify "a GREAT MATCH" by Emma
B. Ripley; LITTLE MAT" "A STORY OF A
HoUsEHoLD, by Mrs. Hosmer; False"
by P. n. Case; "CUPID AT THE CAPE" by
Miss Donnelly; THROUGH THE PAPER Mill"
by Virginia F. Townsend; JAMES SMITHS
SroRF," by Julia Gill; CASTLE L~INNLoeH,"
by Aunt Alice; MAS. GoRDoN's PREscRIP-
rIox." by C. N. Trowbridge; SISTER LII"
by Mrs. Tucker; LOVED ~ HATED" by
Ida Mason; Editorials, &c. &c.
Price $3.50; 2 copies 81 90; 9 copies
$l6.O {; q copies $500. Specimen num-
bers will be sent to those DESTROYS of ma
king up clubs for IL cents. Wheeler d
Wilson'S CELEBRATED Soaring Machines furnish
edas Premiums. Address Deacon L Peter
son. 3l9 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
NOg is tie time to send on subscriptions for
1865 n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
THIRD LECTURE.
The Sd Lecture Ofthe Polemic
Course Tonight, by Arson G.
Chester, Esq.
Attempted Murder and Rob-

A
berry.
A good deal of excitement was ere
ated in Ravenna on Saturday last, by
the report that a violent assault had
been committed on MI. Calvin Prem
tice in the store of Mr.. ClewelI. The
facts, as far as we have learned them,
are as follows:
W. ". Flowers, recently of Bloom
field in this county; and formerly en-
ployed in this place, had been stopping
for some three weeks at the Collins
House. in Ravenna, apparently with
no business on hand. Having ac-
quaintance with "a young man employ
ed in Mr.. Clewell's store, he war ire
quently the'e, and became acquainted
with Mr.. Prentice. On Saturday
morning about eight o'clock, he went
to the store, Iound MIR. Prentice alone,
and asked him If he could change ii
500 bill for him. Mr. 2. unlocked line
safe, and was about taking out the
money, when he received a severe
blow ON the head, which knocked him
down, and p.rtially stunned him. lie
was Immediately dragged down cellar,
thrown on the floor, and struck sever
al times on the head with Il stone.
While being dragged, his conscious
ness returned, and he had presence OF
mind to remain perfectly quiet. and or
his assailart bending over him, apps
reutlv to seq if he still breathed. he
held his breath, and probably there
by saved his life.
Steps now being heard in the room
above, the would-be murderer escaped
through "a back door into the alley
Search was Immediately Instituted,
and about eleven o'clock, Flowers was
found in the vault of an out building,
with a handkerchief around his neck,
considerably choked He claimed that
q third person assaulted both him and
Prentice, leaving them where found.
He was arrested and lodged in Jail
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Union schools.

A press OF business prevented our
attendance at the closing exanina'
tions of the Fall Term of our schools
last week. We learn, however, that
the examinations were highly credit.
able tc the faithfulness of Teachers,
and diligence of scholars. After d
brief vacation for the Holidays, the
schools will commence again on Mon.
day, January second.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
The Lecture Tonight.

Anson G. Chester, Esq, delivers
the third lecture of the Po!emie COURSE
at Webb's Hall, tonight. Sutject-
"FaIse Social Theories" We opine
that none who heard this eloquent
lecturer. on the occasion of his visit
to our place, last winter, will yOIun-
tarily miss the rich treat in store to-
night.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Sc wing Machines.

All machines having stitch alike an
both sides of the fabric have the Howe
stitch or lock stitch. that cannot be raw
eled. such as the Singer. Weed, Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson. Florence. Domestic,
&c.
Mrs. Adair, At her rooms on Main
Street. keeps constantly on hand. = va
riety of first class lock stitch machines.
prices ranging from $50, o $3.50. ~Instruc.
tions given gratis. Needles, linen thread
for manufacturers, twist, and sewing ma
chine oil. also kept on hand.
Dec. I4-4w.
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Railroad Accident.

DETROIT, Dec. 10.
A terrible accident occurred on the
Grand Trunk Railway last night by
the collision of u western bound pas
senger train with Il freight train near
this city.
After the collision the Ears took
fire, and several wounded persons un.
able to extricate themselves from the
wreck were burned to death. Two
persons are Known to have suffered
death in this manner, and it is report
ed others.
The full extent of the loss OF life has
not yet been ascertained.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order. granted By the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbul County, Ohio, l will offer
fer sale at Public Auction on
Saturday. the 9TH day OF Jan. a. II. 1865,
az one O'Clock. y. VI upon the premises. the follow
Ing described real estate. uate in the Township
Of Scuthinston, County Of Irumhui and State Of
Ohio, 70 Wit:
One Pei-e Of land situated in the Township of
SouthingIon. and Is known by part Of Tot No. AZ. in
the original survey Of said Township. and bounded
BeSiains at a post at the North West corner of
lot No. two ~. in the survey of B0wmanville,
made BY F.. Z. Stow, August 1854; thence North
along the East line Of the highway. one chain and
four links, TO a lot Of land decided to Daniel Detry.
June 3Oth. 1851; thence East on the South line Of
said land. two chains and fcrty-tve links; thence
North one chain and two links. TO a post Of Jesse
Lynns land; thence East on said Lynns land, two
chains and eighty-one links. TO q stake and stone;
thence South on land heretofore decided to Philip
Young. three chains and ninety links 10 the North
erley line Of lot No. s: thence North So. " est on
the rear Of lOts No. 3. 4. 5. and 9, three chains and
twen-y-nine links to a stake corner Of lots two and
three; thence West ~ o chains and-hye links to the
place OF beginning. and contains one acre and
eighteen bundredths OF land, excepting and re-
rerv Jog from the south side Of tho above land. tor
public use. an alley 10 ieet in width Appraised
at thirty dollars. "
Also another lot Of land in said Township of
Southington, known as part of lot No. 4e. in the
original survey ofsaid Township. and is also known
Us lot No. 3, in the Village plottot bQHnanville,
as surveyed BY l.. Z. Stow, in the Month of August,
Al 1854, and contains one fourth Of an acre Of land
with a framed dwelling house thereon. App raised
at ninety dollars Credit will be given on Part Of
the purchase; money if desired, upon Mortgage Of
the premises. JOHN F.hIIGHCOCk.
Administrator Of Hiram James. Deceased
Dec, Z. IsS4-4S.
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b in

New YORK, Dee. 10.
A Montreal letter of the 18th says
the rebels in Canada were awaiting
the result of the trial OF the St. Albans
raiders. Bands ofthieves ara already
organized Tor plundering towns and
farm honses on the frontier, and were
only awaiting the release ofthe raiders
a the signal to commence opear! ions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Gold or Coupons.

| want to buy about $500 gold or eou
pons for immediate use, and would buy q
limited amountof coupons. due within the
next six months. for which the highest
prices in ''GreenharkS' will be paid.
WARREN PACKARD
Sign of the Broad AK. Warren o.
Dec. l4-2w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Navy Fight on the Cumberland.
WARRINGTON, Dec. IA.

Admiral Lee reports to the Navy De-
partment under the date of Dec. 9Th,
that Lieutenant Commodore Fitch de-
feated and drove the left wing of Hoods
army on the Cumberland river, on the
4th inst, with great loss to the rebels, in
Guiding several of their most prominent
officers, and also captured two transports
from the enemy.
No casualties are reported on our side.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Catholic Fair.

The Catholics of this place. will hold a
Fair at Woods Hall, OF Main Street, be-
Christmas and New Years. at
which will be found refreshments and a
variety of useful and ornamental articles.
Proceeds to be devoted to paving for
4heir church.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
~ThIrty-Three Per Cent.

While the stock used in our business
has advanced two to three hundred per
cent, and household expenses in a great
er ratio, the terms of the Chronicle are on
" thirty three per cent higher than for
merly. Please remember that our terms
are, 7ieO Dollars IN aduance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
special Income Tax.

The Special lucime Tax of five pei
cent, for this ouniv. is now being col
leeied by c A All ,m~. Dep Col. Taxes
remaining unpaid Dec. 3lsi. 1864. viii be
charged a penalty Persons having
knowledge oi these facts will confer a
fsuor 10y informing others.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The Subscriber offers for Sale The touaw;n,,sr
GELS OF Land situated as follows.
rkTst, lot !. Corner of Canal and Broa1 S,reat
Newton Fails. Ohio.u upon which are the folio1inS
Valuable Bulldlngs. The large two story BrieR
house nov occupied as a Dry Goods Store, bv Il =
w. hereert, also as a family Residence. The ND
per portion Is rented to the l. y. o. F, and psed bv
them as . todse Room. Attached to the same e
a Commodious Framed Building used AZ present
rs o Post Once and Ware House. The arensr+v =
Herewith. ss1neoeeo
SECOND; The west half of Lots a. and 4s. fronting
on brosd street and containing about an acre Of
land; I'm TINS property is a good two story Dwell
Ing House and a frame Building designed for :
with out buildings. - iSSaH
Third One half Of Lot Is and fractions az Lot.
1, and Is. situated In the Viliage Plat OF Newton
faIlsi these Lots front on the MindhamandBra~e-
VIE Roads and are well adapted for building pur-
toIrth, Eighty acres of good timbered land Of
exeedlent quality, In Center Tp. Wood Co. Ohio.
fIitn, Forty acres Of good numbered lan5 living
IN Iaulding IIP., Paaiding Co..Obfo.
for particulars as regards Terms and time OF nav
Newton Falls, Ohio. - N IN
Nov. 2-3mO.@
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
To Our Subscribers.

With the next issue of the Chronicle.
the time of quite q large number of our
subscribers expires. Oar terms. As is
well known. are, Two Dollars per year
in advance. We trust those desiring the
Chronicle for 1865. who nave not already
done so, will promptly respond. that
their names may he entered at once on
our pew books.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
DIR PAGING
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

A $ the a. Mt OF the Cleveland and
~ Mshoning Rnil Road Co, I will offer at Public
Sale, on saturday the "A day Of December next. "a.
al the Depot of the Mahoning division of the Allan
lie and Great Western Railway. in the town OF
Warren, Ohio. the following articles, gremsining In
Store uncslled for over one yssr pasO and will sell
10 the highest biddes, TO pay the freight and char
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Street Talk.

Street Talk.
Where did you get that splen lid
new Overcoat. Beaver Cap, Mufier,
Gloves all so nice?"
Down on Main Street where they
keep everything a man OF boy wants to
wear. ut reasonable prices"
They keep good Goods at Turner &
Pecks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Family Dye COIOrs.
Wanted.

A steady, reliable girl to take care OF
children. Such an one can iod a de-
sirable situation, and goJd wages by
applying Immediately at
t. J. MoLAIN & SONS BANK.
Dec. 81, 1864.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
CHERIFF's SALE
Guardian Of EelsOn Chapman. sals in
vs.. ~

LORENZO Chapman. ct al {Frama Conn n
By virtue OF an order Of Sale Issued arr Of a.
Eogrs q Common Pleas: Of TrumbnD CountysOhio
eredE shall expose 10 Public SUE ~ A. 49, "
me Court House. In the Village fSWarress m said
Saturday. the 9th day ofDe. n rsa
between the hours Of one "a oicIoeS. ?. Ht6fs aid
day; the following Real Estate to viii. 49,
rSituated IN the township Of ysrnan n "a
County and known as parts ofIo.s No : Az
Granger tract IN said township, being ~ land
owned and occupied BY David Chapmsn- iefe 81
bounded North by lands of John Borhipeer. and
s s5ef5e H. tlr ands East b lands of John Langley:
nUnsn oy anus o. Gsorge Langleyand Joseph Will
nlns ABOUT 90 aeres Of land appraised by the
9mmEsIeners IN partition at $3665. EGJ
Terms sd in hand, I'd in one and IA 4, .wo
years from day of ssle, secured byMorfzaSs ~ 80
premises. J0SEPW n R1TTT - es@Fio
SHERIFF's OREICE. Warren, Nov, q, issi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Underwriters, Agency.
j. T.M,LAIN& .
Agents..

GERMAgIA, HANOVER,
NIAGARA, REPUBLIC.
INSURANCE COMPANIES of
New York have enter ed into an arrangement
fer the purpose of transaetinE TOGETHKR, a gsner-
al Insurance business.
They take large lines of Insurance.; issue but a
single policy; require but ONE SIT Of papers to
prove a loss =. are controlled BY the best business
talent of New York. and have a joint capital OF
o
This arrangement is wonderfully popular in the
East, and will prove so in Warren, If business men
will give il their attention. From Twenty to For
~ thousand Dollars taken in a single risk. on good
sa fe property.
Call for documents and Policies. on
T. J. MeLAIN i son. Ag'u.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
ANsON C. CHESTER, ESQ.,,
Lectures ON the su bject OF
"FaIse Social Theories to-
night.
.ANsON C. c.
Heavy.

The hog which Mr.. Chinook sold
the other day, and which brought
him over SIS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
NEW o AT Pc

. H.-".~r
COTTON KINGD0M,-A travellers oSserva-
tIon On Cotton and Slavery, in the American States.
LIFEANDTTMES of NATHANBANGSD.U
~ OF METH0DISM, by Stevens.
GUDJOS CAFE-(Fery exciting book.
BAYARD TAYL0RSTRAVELS in vol
lRWlNGS-LIEE OF WASHINGTON in 5voIs-
50 SkETCHES OF SERMONS.
IN NEW ORLEANS. in
German and English.
LYELS GEOLOGY.
AMERICAN DESTINY.
B RHYMES AND RHAPSODIES.-A
selection Of Songs and Ballads Of the SoufhAn
People, BY Frank Moore.
OF I0YALTY, by Frank Moore.
+ REYERIES Of aBACH-
BLOWERS FoR TIE PARLoR ANpasR-
poMNINe,s RURAL ESSAYS ON HoRTI-
COLIgkE ANDLANDScAPES.
Y0uATT 0NTHE HORSE.
HANNAH THURSTON,
LESSONS IN LIFE. -
MISS GILBERTS CAREER 4
TO THE JONESEa
FAITH QARTNEY6 CHTfnU0Dn
G0MMENTARYS
LIFE AND COUNTRY THTNK-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

I AIDES Cloaks and Shals. full
- Stock and great bargains At the
Z YORK Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Town and County
Two Dollars.

Two Dollars,
Will pay for the Chronicle. for 1865. If
received by the first of January next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Local Notices.

Advance i'm the Terms of the
Chronicle.
In consequence Of the high price fthe labor and
material incident a. the publication of the CHRoS-
IoLR, we are obliged. in order to meet expenses. to
advance the price Of the CHRONICLE to Two Dol
lar. per year in advance. from and after
July LIST, 1854.
Also bs We increased our advertising rates a mod
e-ate per cent. TO take effect Immediately.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

d EADY Made Clothing, Hats and
LIZ Gaps. and Boots and Shoes For the best
hsrEsins 20 to the NEW YORK Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
A THING. OF BEAUTY is

~ q FUKbN
There is nothing th2t could make q more elegant
or lasting Christmas present than n handsome Oil
Painting for the Parior or Sitting Room. We have
. few lcft that will be sold at a great sacaihee, at
one third their real YGle. Painting and Gilt frame
for about what the frame alone is worth. at
3 r5 ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

ERENCH Merinos and Nous de
Lains. Piads. Poplin.. Alpacas and q full as
sortment of Dress Goods, can be found very cheap
at the NEW YORK Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS,
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

Fer sale. in good localities. in the Village of War
ren-can be bought on good terms. Inquire at Me
ConneIPs SHOE Il LEATHER STORE.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-25
nsr anotn fir Y11,6lsIlan

Q1ir baben f@on 6fters bebauptst bab
bic ftibliden Rebeuen a q { ju SunFsn
Der pdblun9 uon R'9lslIan ,ur pre,
ifoentenitege fInb. Die nSrbIidbsn Cop.
prbeaos burftsn ni6t neIn ia9tn uno
nun baben mir bic bef6w rnen
3euenibe Dor unS, bab iie tbsraa i'm Sd.
oen iubiIirten, oIs W 'GIsGon bic Gbieo.
80 Grnennun9 erbisIr, uno boB fie aud
nun aue @efaneensn BON unftrn Solba
ten, rpeI6s perfpre6en fir mcclellan ~
ftimmen, paroIirsn uno na6 .6aufe fem
Den. -- 1ieieni9sn bic aber ertldren fl
pIrben fir 9incoIn itimmen, bic t6nnen
ni6t na6 6auIe 9eben-psIbeS aud Iu,
9leib bepsibt, oab bic fiioIiben Rebetltn
NIT ben n6roIi6sn @0ppsrbsaos i'm Gins
uerItdnbni6e banoeln. Den 9efaneenen
'9onnen mir ibrs Sreibeit bon 6er,en -
aber es bspsiBt oaS 9anjs, un6 ,rpar I'm
umit0Bli6, oab mir oarin rett batten,
oab Der sanje Sioen fir W'@lellan ne:
fonnen 1T. Stimmeeber, es III an gu,
rem plaes bierdbsr na6juoenten, ebe
Sbr am sten Nopember ftimmt SIT Der
Wann oerredte R mn Den Die
Rebs(Ien uno Ssinoe unIereS Satsrlan.
oss gum prefiosnten aaben rpoaen 2 81.
der nidbt Rsin Fl der ni6t-uno fein
lopaIer Ronn Der nod fiir bic Union uno
feline gta6tommen fiblt, tann fur ibn
feline Stimme aboeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-25
DeIFsfreibeit.

Die @oppsrbsubs baben gar piel pcn
SoItsfreibeit, pripatrr6te, frsie g4ob.
len, Eeoes nno prebfreibeit, II. (. no., iu
la9en. - @sa, rpsnn fie nibt ieIbif ale
9anoespcrrdtber bic @afTen eeaen ibr
Saterlanb er9rifFen uno bc6Osrr6tbsrs
ifb 9eiprc6en bdtten, 70 b6tten fie aan,
9elpi6 in oiefsr 6iniidDt nibts ~ fldaen.
29ie es aber in. 70 1T es re6t oas ben
Scries ibre RiuIer 9sFopft n.rotn -
uno per iIno Damn oitfe &ories ? - 9i,
nennen ilb aue Demotraten, uno Tonfi
tamptt IA audi ytIendno 9saen bic Uni,
on - uno nlbt nur auein 9eb0rt eS oaf
ibnen Die Wduler eeftopft Iperoen, fon..
bern rs eeb6rt oa6 Der Gorp am Strid
baumelt. Qtfo ptr etpas ptatn 8cIfs
freibcit, bejd9lib auf ben 6riea, ,u ftos
gen bat, Der III ielbft S6ulo oaran-benn
er III elm Gcpprbeao Graitcr nuo Icnff
nihts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-25
Eie doetSbcr.w webIen.

Gsift Observation-Disclosures penn man.
betrabtet, pie bic gopperbeacs ibre &C.
treuen i'm eanoe aufffeipern, ibnen Wutb
elnflofen, iie burnbueeen, fie beIiaen un6
bstri9en. 60 faesn iie oenfelbsn ,um
Seiipiel feet, psnniplpanien fei Iiber fir
RcGlelan! Dies tuifen fie, bab ee eeIos
gen 1T uno oab IS ni6t pani9er alS 25,-
900 Webrbeit fur einsSln eeben rpirc. -
Serner ia9sn iis, iis b6tten in Sbio 5O,s
600 Stimmen 9sponnen. Dies 1T wie,
Der cine Ssrorebune-unb unuerIeiblidDt
eu9e uno aub oeIsst es fei bieS 70, il
.ctroen bod Die 10000 republitdniIbt
Rcbrbeit eetpiB ben Staat nibt ReGlel.
Ian 9sben. Ro6 rpeiter faaen lie, fie bat.
ten einen Serpinn In Sn6idno. Dies IN
tpiroer 9eIoatn, obtr tpdre es aub nid,t
70 iino $4,000 Rebrbeit bod mcbr alt
aenu9 Tim cen Stdat oem ebrli6en alter
9incoln 3u 9sben-oentt Sbr nibt 70 lie.
be eefer z Sn btr &bat, tpenn Die 6 @oppsr,
beooS iiber fol6s Refultate frobloder
tonnsn, 70 iinb fis piGItommen oalu unit
10 iino mir uno ale anoere unionfreunot
aub bod tpabrbafti9 bsrsIi6 oamit ,u.
frieosn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-25
Das a8ere Der OraaniTatiUm.

Seoem ltnion:Rann mus es rinl.ud,,
fen, oo6 cine our6sdnsiae uno uoQitdn.
ol9e Sraanifirun9 fir Die Ropembers
B1bl b6bft notbnenois 1T, um bic pole
llnlonsStlmme pon 9e6a gauntp an ben
u5tlmmfaffen lu brin9en. - Sbic uno
'Snoiana finb psnnfplpanien NIT einem
9uten SeifpieI poran9eaaneen, uno uns
'Ndnnern BON 9sba Gauntp lieat Die bti.
ll9e pflibt Oh, init unierrr eanlen Gtdrte
aIftutretsn uno fCpobI se9en uns frlbif
als Cen Staat esrsdt 3u fein. Soielib
niilgn mir uns fofort an bas BerP
Der 8itoeror9aniftruna MAIDEN. Der
Mann. lpeI6tr iest feline Qartbsi i'm
StIb ldBt-orr Mann, pel6er fir bi.
Sermebrun9 unitrsr gtimme isce 1ns
ttrcn9un9 Ju maiden perabfd unit, bat f.is
nen Inipru6 auf bic Seanuuasn eiuet
9uten He9itruna, fein Snteretfe in Der
0oftnun9 elmer baIoiesn 8eenciaune Dee
Srte9es uno @isosrbertfeauns 6es Erie.
oens uno 8obIfanots fdr oas aeiaMrnte
elno. 90 labt uns oenn pereiniat an Die
Irbeit 9eben, uno pon benz auttn @srt
nibt aba len bis Die Stimmtdften i'm Go=
uember 9ef6lofsn iiuo ; oann miro nibt
nur nod 9roberer Grfole unfere 1rbeit
lobnen, fonoern mir rperben ben &upftr.
tblln9en-oiefen pprdhtli6en &reatursn
oee yeoroens- cine giGs ju uerf6luden
9eben, tpelbe fIe nimmsr rptroen peroaueu
fonnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-10-25
hrtbtil fints patriOtif6rn prmOkratrH ibtl
nit CbieasO platform.

@inem Sriefe ees betannten patriotiz
fden Demotraten .. 9. Didinfon 8 ent=
nebmen mir fol9enoe StslIs: uSb rotbs
iebtm SermittIer, rpenn ss nod enen fol,
den 9sben fcllte, bic Baltimore Sef6ldIs
fe ju leftn. ptl6e fi6 ndmlib fir cine
erdfti9s Sortfiibrune os6 Srisaes uno
Befte9un9 Der RebrQion our6 @affen.
aerpalt erfIdrsn. SD ratbe ibm 9anj be
ionoerS bic betannte, um nid)t Su faosn
infume Chicago platform su lsfen, noel,
DE nidt bios Dor Qmerita, fcnoern aud
Don Den einmi fbun9Sid6ti9en Wonar'
bien Guropa'S, ni6t bloc Dor ben Iopa
len Staaten, fonorrn au6 por Dem rebels
lifden Solte, ni6t blob Dor unfersr mil
Narbsn une Rubm bepedten l(rmer, ion=
bern AUDI por Den Wan9sI leioenotn, ser
lumpten GIenben, rpslde i'm gamsn oer
CONFEDERATION bremen uno mproen, per
PGnost, Der Rries fsi miSlunosn uno fol.
9etpeiie bic &sbelIion 'rfol9rsid. lint
Damn lefe er 9sneraI W 'GleIlans Icon:
Ierpatipsn Brief Der bic Domination
luf @runo Der Gbica9o 9latform an;
nimmt, psI6e na6 Dem beffimmtsn unt
sinfflmmiern Sef6Iubs Der gonpention
ertIdrt, eas Der &rise misIuneen fei, uni
nit Dem Safe f9Iiebt, sr CLAUDE, oab BIZ
in oiefem Sriefe aus9efprO6snen GeiIn.
nunoen Die 9eftnnunesn Der Gbica9c
Sonpenticn fsisn. @dree isosr oisie ersi
Ootumente forafdItia Isftn, 70 rpdTcsn
8abIwerber fsbr tibsrliffi3 psrosn unc
ofentIi6e SeriammIun9sn ipdrosR nut
,u osm 3rpeds ftattfinbtn, um fi6 iibst
Den triumph Der @abrbsit Su frtutn u.
iibsr bic mabtIoIen unb faoen 8erfuhs
politif6sr SplsIsr bos SoIt 3u tduf6en
uno ~ bsIaeen, Su LADEN