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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
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fen babe"
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o:efes Sreiiss. (pbt. Sr. Qr.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
Tribut ocr Sed,ad,tuna

8ti trgr Sriammiuna OsE 9oOb gGil Etu
rr.GOmYa9nIs glc g." srlairn al rsm Gnans.
baUs, In Atlrntaun, am 2Shsn SttUtT 1864,
ino fpIssnbs 9inIsituas unp 8'l6luIs ansmcm.
mfn WpTrIn;
Sinttmal eOB 10 nit etlattsn fn SthatniF
N, rag mir uns brute QtfnO bier psrIammsIn--
nrsm mir zen gfrIun tints unITsr MhelIsSn
aUib W. R tier, prI6n In bsm Scipi
tai 80 Gttrlnbra, In Srsinfn, 9sRCItsn IL, Bu
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i@ab.
9sf&lO sen SaB unGtE Saus Iar 6(
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Be @lu6s R-Ca6 Obiss 0srtnnplunsr
in rem alsntounsr 3situnstn bsIannt ssmaai
unO br @ttwt bts SrrilOrtsnsn, 70 pis Itinn
sIIsrn Gin GCpts twitItrn sinensiGt psrhsn fpn
8, 81, Shloud.
6. W. Were,
&. 9. S1nriber,
rs n ~, -, = . a .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
syS 0rffberi6te.
Ginbeimt16er &epenue.
,Dreile IN lIIIenfdtIn am WIonta0.

0srein'gten Staaten areife . ytahri1t.
gla6ri8t rirb tisrmil an ale psrfOntn Sssss
zen welGt Ginwobntr fnO Ubsr @sl&dfis bGtr'i'
t,n, In bsm 6ten GcGtitons. DiariIt, bsasbsnb
ius ben Counties 9sha uno WOntscmnv, eab
oil. aTrTmsnt.8c1s opn iptisIIsn Ginfomnrsns
Duties, In llsbnsiniiimmuns nit tn Rssulatto'
nm bee SHdsmd1srS Departments, pon Suit
20, 1861, fir Examination cHsn fstn rfretn,
m msiner NmtsIubs, ron 9 llbr Wcr9sns bic 3
lbr gla&mttass fir 10 Sage pcn hsm Dnturi
cttIr NlGridt, (Sunntles aus8sncmmsn) une
CAP an ben Spri n06f sintuFmrsn aassn, 6tA
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nsn unp rntIHirprn mnosn. In bsiaatsr AmtSifu'
e, Won 9 llbr Wcrs,ns bts ubr Na6mtttast,
v,aal d auf irrtbumii&e Ccr su tcbs ShaBuns,
,psr GinrsibunS.
aGs Nrpsals mG6sn f6rFtlId Istn. une be BE
unrers Gahe, rlrIa@s Upsr @tarnldnb fpsjtRtjt'
IN, In 8e,ug auF wsltbs cine GntIGdbun8 uH'
anst wlrp. unb bic uriuGs Ursr ben Srunsiat
,on NiGt @IsiGbtit, Opsr Dsm SrTttum, uoEa'
es 8IaSe SsfGetT wtEs, aHssbrH.
6enrp S. S6eer,
aEtT,r bee 6tn DtRrifts.
amtslubt Nc. as on. 6lmiItOn StEaes, In
QQtntaun.
DCEpbrF 25, r4-2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
.SRrrv uno Gsnohue.

@OuO, StgmowS Gtaai2.g9,ntm jsnp unt
DonObus lcIlsn audp an Der Vsnnfuta 9spsfr
isIn, unp oai,ltit zine arcbs S!Ubrbrr pOl Sstm
men BAL Oen ptsisn @5giDalrn. Grdbnn, Gsren Gin
pObnsy tipds ron ofn siEii6sn Mar espust. fu
MGShlian 8,lammsit ba5sn. SIT Gem nun ,rirt
lt6 70 2 g9lbrlt& BORT If ess bette YtaB Slim
msn fur bn su lammsisn g1p ole Splpattn abe
npE lttsn. ba fiimmen Iidbr nrE rpsntgs fit ion
unp bic psIds ss ttun, Die piNsr ni&t ME Sisl
Scibaten @rdtr bur6 TIN an bsr DrnniuIc
peruGaht pprbsn ino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
llnfsre nAd,ite 5eituna =.

81 unisrp nd6fts 3eituna f1on am
@abtta9e crfheiuen p.ro, 70 tGnnen mir
oarin, Ypie iidN Dies Don isIbff rerTebt,
isins Mobtsgteui9feiteu 9sben. - Dag
lber N We6 radot tommen, uno 9ineoIn
riecer gum Drsiioengen Twablt Wereen
pirc, roenn Il u llnionsS Srsunoa ibre
phidbt tbun, oaran 1T gar tsin 3peifel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
SSc1e(feS puu (1jraur's aIr,t,ec.

Gen Grant n In hm lsstsn Eaasn nit irinn
arm'e zine bfpsutsntt Stude auf bic 3irtslsr
OMerfdt. unp in tinsr gang Iur,sn 3 1t pIrp IL
Gin bsftiatr Stlas gsBtr fis ftbrsn. Sn brr
Ibnt bic 8sbrlliCn IN 70 gut aiS untrOrudt
psnn fs ibrtn GrsmS WieGlsuan ni4s ale Dr. 4
bent nrpStlt tfOmmsn fGunsn. Ga. bdrGn BONG
ausC. apnb 2tntoI II uitetr srpGblt, btts
III rsr bdrieits Shlag ben iis bs'cmmtn fGnntn-
uno bic Nstsllion Wito Oann balD untsr Die Din
ds stbtrsn Die sinasne pa5epsien. abrr n6t msb
inb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
rss-Rtr mRhten unitr, dlcunne ntsrmnls M

TIN, feline Se' IlmmiunBrn unlsrer @rNnsr ~ ilT en-
Dtirs G'sIhdft asbGrt siriia uno ol'in 81 unfsrn
Bsamparthd 60 tsnn in SAuYItia Gaantp batsu
ft u usul6 9adhsirs auf unisrs Sprttsr a,wor.
fen urb gtlCI nuf fs abasftutrt. ga last 4
fprsEn nae lie polIu II. rsnn mir Gnr iistr, uat
pns ictGs SchpTrdibe sgisrsn. br autsn Union.
Saht wsit mrGr 1us,n as Gnabrn brinacn rtuG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
ssaIfgE Go i'm peead,tnts,

'aS bic Stebsuicn u.h1u6 nibts aneers
inter bef Sonne if, nls ol3 oemoFrati
jtbe 0ieoers unter Q8lftu iteben unO orc
tnicn Su ifirjeu iii) bemGb4n. Dies If
lie Rebeaion unD fonlf ni0te-uno Sbr
poQt oiafen SShptrrdtbIr ale 3G9el oer
Re9ievun9 in ole 6inoe 9Cbsn Z De
0!mmel UerDite Oiieo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
Dsn flfarrlano.

Baltimore, Is. Sft. Ser Sous
oPrneur pom @arplano 1T feif entfmlUT.
fen, troe auer @adinationen Der Seinoe
Der Srelbsit in reni9 Sagen feline Qroe=
tamation gu erlaFen, in rpel1ar er vers
fHnoi9t, oab Die neuc Contribution oes
Staotes ourb Die Wrbrbet Der Stimmpn
an9enommsn uno oaB WarpIano pom | =.
Rouember ab elm freier Staat lit. Dies
erfIdrte Der Gouperneur 9efsrn elmer
Gommittee bic bel ibm oeebolb aufraote.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
Sic 0oIooten.StimI,,..

Die ScIpatsn 'Stimms fir 4sGa Gauntp, tpar
bel rr S,tobsr' g8lt! nur l,ttt. inpsm unlue
@cmpasntm niGt ale NIT Stimmietd strsi&t
rtrpsn fonnttn. glaG t,m Ssri6t unitru 8s'
turn Shooter. bic Gih ltstsn IrtIiog wsDsr psr'
Glmmsltsn. flnrtn ris Stimmsn wis fpISt:
Union. GtimmtnSobI 125
9UppsTbsap 90. IS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

SD-Ss frsut uns irbr bier msCsn gu II 'nn
pab uuI'rt Ssriammiouasn in Der ItBnn 99cGs
n 5rdatsrspur Tdtertsoias uuO Ncu' Irrvcl,.
wctd z htupel uup Torrrl FRA ben, ollr
1rblrrid bsiu6t worrtn f:o-unO oisIslbs Cousn
d'a'msins 3 lirspsnbtit atasbsn blbsn - uuo 70
,siasn otsitlbsn aud iiaI'ib an, oaB Cas Jlsfut
tat am Gen Ncu'mbtr fsin pirb. eab bic lief.
uaicn ncH Iinasr ttlrbrn ipa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
fiji grilinm 4. Uanslrr.

G5 freuet uns febr ;u sriebsn, oaB Die
8e9ienoun8 aus Der Irmes ocs Waiol
8 II ia IN 8. @auSler, pon oislcr
5taot, uno leetbin pcn Dem 47iien Nsnns
iplplniibeu Jtt9t,, naD 8ebori9er Inter:
iWbun9 sayGfgsyufen, uno Der Waior
,hrbAr enrLQ 4 G n pprpen 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
"a uIltbrrr SCmtrar

@rt,'a1S ttn ,4en 1cpcmtn lUq elm fir6Il.
dies @ 5"I'hgf 2rminar ur.cr p,r Qr,trnn 'ln,
SU"''!''' SItNrrlldetn Spncrs BON Yennlpl.
Sa"''" ~, IN ''''t'un Gclrs'um niffoh rrrsn.
SI'ae :" ~ q. wsd' Di'is NnlaIt b.Ildsn NJ, .
III len, 10 ,e'A y . H',n 30 fissr Der 6vmmbtss,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

S~ gGrOsn bic 6 pputsaOs tbrt QntGn9sr
piscsr osrFGrn, en6 9snI S@riraa's srUbsr
Sira am l9tsn StCbsr, eins 9ls srIder e'rreIen
fl =? &c f. lite une sir niGt wunpnn wsru pisp
ssi6stsn Udrrs ltr bod tpffen mir suplsi6sr
3sit, Bag Fs ii& iGdmsn m 6etn lts 90
fkun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
= = -
IS
80
linton WRstrttit

Die II swar idon gut ssnus-absr eO6 n
nun saiiir asiurst, pd6 u III uuIrs psnuiUtpa.
nl6t SolUetsn bel Der uG2lsn pabt nit 5idhs
. risttn Itin pTSsn -uno o,e lie auG i'm nGmtt
den SnbiItnie fir etrrsn n'mmsn, pisO 1T loon
zine auegsmadhte Sats.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

~Sn Ger ls bat Der icaenlnnts 8 'ers
pur n einen 9robfn GbtiI Der gaumrol
lensSrute p6I g jerftort. 8eIibtorn ii
bi usitb no fir oas SeeGrfni5 res Staats
ee 0af lpgi Sahr proouhirt R0resn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
N16rt6t.
r4-2nt
OVFpbrr 25,

6anopsr Slunfbip Sountp'1aE.
Da 20 sus auffdluns bsF GuUtas faE ban lrb'
ten Draft In SanOssr Saunf&ip, qsHa GaHnty,
nrttwtnbIs Turbs, @tIb 3u bUrssn une fOIslfA
sinsn 1ay su I,ssn, nm OItlts SsIb Dis0sr IN Bic
Bantsn ,urad su bt,ablsn, 70 viTb bisrmtE gIdG'
ci&t sssfttn an aGs sOrtarrn bee bsfHstm 2sun'
dips, ras bic untGssi&nsttn am na8Rm sisH
RUvsmtr, als am aGIssmsinsn DabItas, an sfR
gaftauI. ppn 9tnrp Mcpsr, In RlttnsUtls, e.
lsnUirtts fsin wTesn, um ben btlastsn far IN
fmyfane ,u ntGmtn, unb lIs soften eae gatmaHs
,uldumtn wrb an isntm Sage bic @tIsssnhett lu
Ssnussn, bm trpatnttn Gar ~ bsjaeltn.
1arau& wirb ttrmit bstannt ssmn@t, BAY
uIs 0amsn Drtmism. trtl&s ll& rsissrn ossT
unIaumsn 81. unt.r;st&nsttn 25 EtaIsT ~ bfjah'
len, In ben 3sItunssR rtrbsn tssannt s'HaAt
psrttn
s. @. 3. Gbsrbarb, -
Sofspb Gel6ner,
8ssmsifr SUn 5anOST 1aunf@iv.
giobtmbn 2, Ha-lm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

Gsutr.- Die SGrusr bss 6rn. Dastb
g4 br, ron SsINsItsTs 5aunittp Soda Gaunip.
IN in rtr I;strn Samaaa RlGt. nit alIem SntaIt
bur6 Gsufr jGrRTr. worrE. Der Snlua 1T f&wsr
uno ss IN ftins StrfhHuna barauf. &c n pss
nussnI&sinIi6 pisHrr rae Wnt fints WurSbrrns
ncrs--unO TUbiu bi'is RCrtbsnEu s,EB,sn, Hi;s
I6si F& NUT ~ Isl&t sgOtSm,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
SHfaISss Der COPPtrheaNs sesen bic
1t,ablfrribtit.

Gine SpstiuIoepefte Der @bicd9o Sri
bune bon qeoria, Suinois, meloet. ,,Sn
rieler S'qeno il eben Elm 8f9rnifano pon
bstr6ttIibFT @i1ti9fsit fur Die lcpoIsu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
MQentdun 0Qnf.

Die iabrti&s 0abt fdr Dtr,Tlur,n blsIts Sns
Tttuis wiro e'batt,n Rntsn, an ROnids tEn
2lfsn Nos,mttr 1864, an rem 8anibnuft, ,wi'
i6sn bsn GtunotH BON 10 l1sr grrmIttnss uae
2 ubr pss Na6mittass,
6. gS. @copsr. Gaffirer.
glcStmbsF /, 1864. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

Orabcr Ser aefatlensn une Uerlisr.
bgnen e5eloaten enfCbrt q!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

yleuD0re GoppsrbsaosS sStGatseAgyus
fdlIhen Srtmmen fur M'GteaGn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
MQentDwn 81nt.

DIE td6rIi&s 9rIammIuns, (Uir cine ate ssr
aFrmblp pOri6rdbt,) Der Slcdtalisr oisiss Sn'
ifuts ntrb 8sbaltsn Wrbsn, am San!baufs. am
Dlsnllas BEN lRfn 9cSsmbH 1864, um 10 uSE
Scrmtttaas. g. ID. Cooper, 9aHEI.
Cstcbtr 19, 1854. Aa3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01

0utberIfhe 8aIenber far 1865.
Orr QultrtT6s SaIsubrr fir 1868. His Issss
rtden 9sItartifsIn unb 9tIprrn. bsrduEAsSebsH
urr pfarrr 9. &. 9rubR. IN khm std uRA
tGiHi GuSfns ~ bobsn, I'm 9u@lObr ium
es1a Cs1ntp patriot.
EEtsbr 2S. aNtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-01
asecbOrter Sefrll0 +!

fcRIeRtsfe aaer @6!sattaEsitsn 4!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22


BF The Peace Democracy of Ken
lucky have recently issued an address to
the people of that State, stating that the
true Democracy of Kentucky was not a
all represented in tie recent "Union Dem
cratic Convention" held there. Among
the signers are Charles A. Wieklitfe, Lag
arus W. Powell. Nathaniel Wolfe, j. r..
Buchanan, W. A BrckusII James P.
Ferree, Caleb W. Logan, etc. Their
principles, they say, would have prevent
ed civil war, usurpations, and other clam
ties under which we suffer. They call
upon the Democracy of Kentucky and all
pa triotic conservatives who are willing
to cooperate with the great party for our
country's redemption, to elect delegates
to q State Convention which will meet at
Louisville the 18th Of June. Distin-
guished Democratic orators, such a Thorn
as H. Seymour, of Connecticut. .Hend-
ricks, of Indiana, Richardson, of Illinois,
voorhees,, of Indiana. and Pugh, Cox and
Pendleton, of Ohio, have been invited.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Notice..

-~ hi H
HEoRGE BAUM, who resides in Benton coun-
N ty, in the State of Iowa, John Baum, re-
siding in the county of Stark, in the State of
Ohio, Jacob Tresler, ard his children, Rebec-
ca. Jacobjr, and Daniel Tresler. and Robert
Baum, of the county Of Columbiana. in the
state of Ohio. will take notice that Henry
Brown, Administrator Of the J state of Philip
Baum, deceased. on the 10th day of June.
A. D., Is 81. filed his etition in the Probate
C., urt within and for the County of Ashland.
and State of Obi , alleging that the personal
estate of said decedeut is-insuficient to pay
his debts and the changes of administering
his estate: that he died seizedin fee simple of
the following describe real estate situate in
said county, to wit: Situate in the township
of Hanover, county of Ashland and; State OF
Ohio. Northeast quarter of the Northwest
quarter of section No. %. in township No. 10,
of rang No. 16, excepting Eve acres out of
the Southwest corner f said tract, be the
same more or less. which is retained by the
said Nicholas Aiding. hereby conveying the
right of using the spring. ON said FIVE acre
tract toge her with thearight f way en- said
land for the purpose of gsing to and carrying
from said spring, together with al equal
right % nse the spring house -sitna-
ted o.. asreTis - IL
The prayer of said petitioner is for the sale
Of said premises. for the payment of debts and
charges aforesaid. sad petition will be for
heariag on the LIST day of Augusta D. 1864
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard:
L .--4t us,i HENRY BROWN,
Admir- of Philip Baum, decd.
June 22d, 1s64-4w n3.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY

The Ashland Times of each week con-
tains an article calling upon the faithful"
to come up and do their work or give
their mite to the cause. For the sake of
giving notoriety to a few ancient females,
for several weeks, JEFF published the
begearly list of names of those who at.
tended. But all to no effect. Neither
for the sake Of seeing their names in the
paper, or upon the numerous calls, would
the faithful rally. Soldier Aid Societies
are emphatically "played out" And
there is reason for it. When the Soldiers
were in the field acting the part of Sol
diers they received the contributions and
sympathy of all our citizens, irrespective
Of party. The Soldier Aid Societies
were we'll attended and contributions
wore numerous and large. But the Sol
der turned politician and at the behest
of their superior officers, attempted to
injnre those who had befriended them -
That changed the home tide, and since
then Soldier Aid arrangements, about
Ashland especially, have been slim. How
can these Soldiers expect the aid and
money of the men who they threaten
with all kind of harm and who they at
tempt to ipjure in every way they can.
For u part, while they act thus, it
should be the determination of every
Democrat to give them not one cent in
any form. We are not obliged to warm
the viper into life to turn and bite us.
We are not bound to give our money to
men who are Systematically taught to
curse Us and who learn the lesson so easi-
~. They may fall, foster and ret for
aught We care, while they entertain and
express the sentiments that we so often
hear from them.
OF course, there are many honorable
exceptions to this. We only refer to the
hired dogs that for money or place have
sold themselves, and the little principle
they may..have once had, to the Adolf
t~ionists.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

s9- a gentleman just returned from
Washington City, informs u- that the
state of affairs at the Capital is shocking
to behold. He says that 10000 to So
600 Of our soldiers who were wounded in
the late battles, are in the hospitals, and
that boat loads are arriving daily. The
general opinion among the soldiers and
those having chance to know. is that
GRANT is not to be- compared to Nc
CLELLAN under any circumstances as a
General, and that his reckless disregard
for the lives of his men has occasi oned
the immense losses we have sustained
in the battles around Richmond. The
hundred days men are being sent to the
front as rapidly. as car be, and some OF
them have already. had>a chance to test
their bravery and show their patriotism
II it IS true, as Senator CHANDLER has
said, thst this Union would not be
worth a curse without a little 6lood-let
ting" We think it ought to be a yery val.
liable Union about this time. GRANT is
just the man the Administration has been
looking for, to command the Potomac
army. He can let more blood and lead
more innocent white men to the L1NcoLs
slaughter pens. han any other General il
the army.
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JoIIify..,'

We have the s~ssuraneeof, the distin-
guished Mark Tapley, there is nothing in
this world like. being jolly. He regard
ed it as. creditable to be jolly under the
most unfavorable eircumstances-in fact,
the more gloomy the occasion the greater
the credit belonging to .jollity. With
this philosophical precept before US, the
people of this country have reasons to fe-
~licitate themselves. upon their good luck
in having a jolly President. Mr.. Lin
coin, in addition TO the possession of the
wisdom of Jack Bunsby, has the peculiar
faculty of Mark Tapley oil. being jolly un-
der circumstance truly ..tcre~ditable:"-
His success in getting our armies used up
under the management of political generals
and the jolly reflections with which that
success seems to inspire. him, constitute a
phenomenon truly margelous He gave
Banks, a Massachusetts politician and a
candidate for the Presidency, an import
ant command ON the Mississippi, and in
less than a twelve month Banks loses his
army and kills himself for the Presidency.
Uncle Abraham is jolly apd perI etrates .
Joke on Banks! The President appoints
Seieel to a command t'to conciliate the
Duch," as he facctiously observes: Sci
gel makes a plunge forward, and, instead
ofjoin.ng Grant as he should have done,
is driven back by a band of guerri.las,
and the jolly President chops eff his head.
Butler is q iavorite candidate of .'the in
fernals" for the Presidency, and is noto-
r,ously without the least military capaci-
ty or experience. Lincoln loosely gives.
him a command second in importance
only to that of Grant; and Butler, after
issuing several bombastic and ridiculous
bulletins, announcing that he whipped
Beaurcgard," ard had the s.key to Rich
mond," is found to have lost the key
through his stupidity, an, army by his ig-
noranco and ineapueisy1 and seriously
crippled and endangered Grants move
ments by his bullhesdedness. What does
the jolly President .dounder thesec cir
cumstances? WELL" says Lincoln, "if
Butler has not succeeded, it is not my
fault. 1 have sent three of my best gen
erals to watch him-Baldy Smith, Gil
more and Waitzell. Npw, If they cant
keep him from doing harm, / am sure I
ought not to be held accountable for what
he does" And the s%ycophants who.
heard the joke, laughed, and rushed out
to telegr,p phi that the country was all
right, for the President was jolly again.
Ohio. Salesman. gre.
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THE NEWS.

The New York Tribune has a dispatch
to the effect that the repulse of the enc
my near Dallas, Georgia, was a terrible
one, and was very destructive.
It is reported upon the authority Of
wo officers arriving at the White House.
that Fort Darling has been captured
This report needs confirmation, and is
most probably untrue.
Chase is said to be in favor of a tax of
two dollars a gallon on whisky, and ten
per cent. on incomes. 49,
The One Hundred and Tbirtietb
Ohio one hundred days men have petit
toned to go the front. 80.
Gold closed steady in New York yes
erday at s7a@e75.
Hon. Frank NJ. Bristow, former member
of Congress from Kentucky, is dead.
At six O'Clock on Friday evening fight
ing commenced in Frankfort. The rebels
were 1000 strong. They had no artil-
.lery. The fort at Frankfort was not ia.
kenE: Two summohses were made, but
they were refused by Colonel Monroe
No injury was done to Frankfort, except
the burning of the barracks on the edge
of the city. go h.iri rsJIq
2 Gen Burbridge has completely routed
Morgan at C%ynthians.
Tho defeat of the guerrillas by General
Burtridse at C~ynthiana is said to be to
tai and complete. Their loss is 80 killed,
400 prisoners, besides wounded. Nor,
CAMS command is said to be divided and
demolished in small squads, and is trying
to get out of the State.
A dispatch. from the army CT the Poto
mac states that both armies occupy their
old positions about the right and center.
There has been considerable diminishing,
Six thousand Federal prisoners, cap
tured in the late battles in Virginia, have
passed through Raleigh, North Carolina,
on their way South.
It is said Mr.. Chase has succeeded in
negotiating a foreign lean.
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B- On last Monday week one of The
leading and most prominent Republicans
of Orange Township dropped into the
TSm-s Office and told JEFF, the Bounty
Editor, that he wished to settle. JEFF.,
with a graceful bull dog flourish and swi-
nish look, remarked that he was always
glad to get money and never refused it,
and attempted to eulsgize Mr.. subscriber
Tor his promptness, when he was very
coolly told that he wanted to settle to
date, and also wanted his name taken off
the subscription book, as he would not
%patronize rs mean q man as JEFF had
proved himself to be. The settlement
was made and the Bounty scoundr,l has
lost another subscriber. We have heard
of several such cases lately, and We have
been told by reliable Republicans that
there are hundreds in the county, who
have become SO completely Disguised with
his meanness and niggardly conduct in
the bounty business, that they have stop
ped his paper or intended doing So We
are glad to see that Republicans are hen
est enough and bold enough to treat
the dog as he deserves. The man who
makes a Shylock of himself BY swindling
the half paid soldier out of his mite of
bounty, and thereby deprives his wife
and children of their accustomed amount
of bread and clothing, is worse than a
Vandal, and ought to be discounteDanced
by every citizen who feels for his neigh
bors and fellow-beings when in want
from the sharp practice of a consumnate
swindler.