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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
Same q. No. l6, in Walnut or Oak. a..

same 4, No. 10, IN W alnut or YAK. a..
Among the many distinguished mu icians who
unquali;ied!y endorse the CA met ORGAN
may be found the names Of Gotischalk, Thslberg.
VIM. Mason, s. 3. Mills,r Wolienhsupi, Satier,
Fradel. Siakoaeh. Grnbe and SaStersoi.. piaa,s's;
and Morgan, Zundel, Wilcox. Mosen'haI. Mag
r,,h. Smith, Flint Wells, Tuckerman, sod Cutter,
Organise. .k -
What the larger pipe organs are TO larger
chui cbes aud halls. the CABINET ORGANS are to
priv ate residences ant smsies churches md halls
They oceufy little room, are elegant as pieces OF
furniture, aud are not Iisbls To G,rt cut Of oner.
Just pubiShed:- SCHOOL For Tue CABINET
ORGAN BY Geo. +. Root. Price 81. KEcREA-
TioYs FOR the CABINET ORGAN. Six plumbers,
:" 10 p.ges each. Pice 70 csots per number or
q 50 per set. 49,
Nnrerooms in Boston, No. 27i Washington
street. Address the undersigned. WareroonI-
~ New York, Nos. X Mercer street. Address
MASON BROI HERS.
nsIrumep's may be ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of. receiving them o. perfect o.
though selected at our Warerooms. A dr." on
a Bos,on or New York Bank. made - lie to
our order, sh uld in such cases, acf ..pany the
letter tescFiptive Catalogues sent free by mail
MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
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a.e -s,-, - - ty-tr 4 y - - q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented 0ctober. 81 1854.

The capabilities Of he above ipstrument-ss
an orgar within the reach Of all who desire it,
have opened for it an entirely new fed. hith ertO
unoccupied BY any musical instrument and have
elected the unauaiified inddf semeRf 81 over OHE
HUNDRED AND FIvrY Of the leading Organists
and Musicians OF the country. >; .qs :,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. o. abinet Organ

Same music as in Nos. % and gin plain sub
stantai Black Walnut or Oak caaes This s;yls
is extremely popular--perhaps the most so o; any
that we make-its moderate price placing il
within reach Il IN and aeSves we'll iofeither tAl
parlor, vessy, school, o. lodge rom. Ii
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No.14-Cabinet Organ

COn,aius six stops--three complete sets OF reeds
and one maDual-a very excellent instrument
for churches Of moderate means. n il combines
much Of the power and ca biljty Of the large
inst uments-at much lesscost.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
: No. 23-Cabine, Organ,

With two sets Of resds Of five octaves compass,
con aiming the Automatic Swell knee stops at
double be'ows-in solid Black Walnut Case
paneled and ornsmentel With rich carvings-a
eiegan. instrument for. the dravingro0m an
parlor. ,..,....s-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
JAMES M'CAHON,
ATT o RN E I'D T. L n w ,
Leayenworth, Kansas.

Will practice. in the District Courts
Jefferson and Jackson Counties. stf
e.
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Great Gift Distribution
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100000
Watches. Chains. Diamond Rings. &c
ri. q WORTH tvER n ~
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
O.Y2--Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. . n case only. This ins,ru
meni is encssed in elegant rosewood highly poi
ished--desixpcd slao fol The parlos. 'iai9g
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
CASH PURCHASERS

CASH PURCHASERS !:
5000 SACKS OF FLoUR!'
200 Hogs'dsN OsSugar,A
200 Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 oxesHaaanasSugar;
| 700 Bis. s II. IN. O.Molasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java cofee; -.
900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
800 Boxes Star Candies;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Fks. Maekcrc g Herring !;
SO coils Cordage; 4 N41
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
El.D. Bxs. Rabbits Salaraius:
900 BIS. Yeast Powders:
300, Boxes Raisins:
400 do Nfanuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
900 Bdls. Wrapping Paper:
$50, 900 Segars.
QTI0N fNAUDLt
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

Editorial notices 80, cents per hae; local Is
cen,s .Ew tn4sy aoag tbs tn,sth ,fscnril ia iss
for ONCE. one dol lar aud half each, to be pad
in advance. Yearly advsstisers win 90 iedaiteJ
10 psyQasrteray. Transient advert,sen,ents mu :,
te paid in advance. Concentration Of. a.peS,
soral ce11c8 WILDE esargSdSm A}6ap ~
square. 10 Be set in nonpsYe,l.
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The Best, Paper in the State
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4 copy lyesr, 'sl y" " <a,oo
10 copies yesY, ,:.I, q, ..cshss SIEGE
|. Blk mAnttis half ihese rates In case OF clubs
the cash must b psd isvaFisbfy in advance. e
To persons unacqgainied with our paper,, We
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. 90 abinet Organ

f.ur 0ersves, two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell, double bellows and knee stop. In ,legan.
Rosovyct case highly pOhshed- TX
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. II abinct Organ,

Same - No. ts. In Wslnu, or Oak case. An
available ,inssUussai fer home esr~, sbossh ~
:" ccme Z hens,ve a. nnins,rumcns with uwevs
more sets OF reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
. No lS--Cabinet Organ,

Five oc,ases, with one set OF reeds, automatic
swell md double bellows. In elegant Rose wood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. I9-Cabinct Organ

Same as No 20 h q ncs, and substantial case
of soiii Black %sln.' or Oak Ac.pi'sl irs'ru
r.cn, Tor Sunday School. Of limtsed 1eans, anu
next best TO the Ne{ 21fu v6va'euse. tsts
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
@ine G0rte at SSnp1libe.

Gin prtbtssr. wsl6sr wdtrsnO CT In Glib u
msrita wubnbaft mar, bat Gin snfahss NItttl ss'
gen nrp5Is S6padbsit, friitss RrrfalIen, Srant'
bstten Der SlnIt unO Seminal Srsansn. 70 ME
csn son,sn Sus srn tlnUrbnunsen, rpslGs bur&
ssrbtrtll&r uub laTsrbafts @sbrdu&e prrmIa6t
psrbsn, ufunbm. @rOss 3atIsn lnb brrstts
Itun eurirt porbsn, bur@ bislcs pcrtufRtHs 6tI'
mttsI. angttrittsn bard has Strlnn9sn ben
6rantrn unb rnsladli&sn Su ttlfrn, ssesnts Id
bas 8r,tpt um bic Irpi,in SuSubrstrn unb gu
scbrau&tn In tintm psritrsrlt,n envelope Ju trs
ssnO Stmonp gu itnbm, her 60 nCttwsnSis bat
uno spar rel sDn RU ten.
Ssi 70 gut unO I&lirBr rinrn ssidmptrn en-
prIppt, an Sit lrlbf abbrrbirt rim. Gcbrcbirs an
Solepb 2. Snman,
Citation .. Sbrt 'Saus, 9lsupUrf @ltp.
SttO6rr l8. 1864. na1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
N16rt6t

pIrb birrmit sssstsn, ba6 hr untsrisi&nets ale
grreulcr ron Der eiuttrlaHsnihaft tss Stritorbs.
n.n 3 an it g4trt. lsBtbin SUn spdesu'
burg 5aunI6ip, 9r&a anscltGt porben III. aat
Ditisnissn bobsr, bic nod an bsfasts StnttrIai.
lcnl6uIt l&ulpis iinb, psrrtn ttsrbur& aufss'
fcrrert inntrbaIt 0U&sn an;urufsn unb atBu
br3ablsn,--unb ScI6s, bic nod rt&tmdetes 4n
fprd&s batsn. fno slsi6falIs trIu&t fOI&s inner
baIb Der btIastsn 9stt wObIttRdtist sIn,ubdnbi
sen an
0apio 8ert, Grccutor.
Stpttmbrr IL, 1865. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26

l1niibertrrfHihe 3obntpebtrUpfrn,
rsl&s bas 3abnptS austntIidIt6 RtlIsn ioG:-
10 batsn Bel J. 2. n1efcr, apstSsfr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
9)fi16ler'8 8itterS
unter DEN braUen Soloaten.

inter oen bro0en Soloaten.
9sIrt fplssrbss 3tuSnib BON sinsm SoINattn.
Seine We6tjin bat rnen Icl&en 9iubm rrIlnat
bur& wunbrtpplle unb srlfaunrnbe 8uren, Das
SSpGaencc IN nur CinEs untCr ben bielGn 3ruentI.
fen, rptlGr bsr @i9rntbimsr uno Snfsrtiser birs
fer rrirflamtn Sitlrrs ron Gag 81 Gag srbdlt:
2aneafrr, 81. Nar3 1865.
Sm. o. MiI&Gsr.-0srttr 5rr Ct.
laubrn Gle mir, msIn 3susn!b fir bic UirtIdmFtt
Serrs wrrtbvullsn 8rduter. 8ttrs bsisuiisrn.
So mar stn Witslirb ppn Company &. 79lss
Rssmsnt .. 3. Sn benz blutiesn Sdmpf am
@bienmauao (i9isn September 1863 mar bae79
TN bibialen @Ifstt, unc un9lidIt6rr gBttls purpr
i'd curh rine Winnis. Suael an Der riGtrn Ssif
bee ScpIrS IGprr osrpunpt, rCcur6 tin Stiid
msincs SGdccts pen Der @l5be sinrs Sietrltba'
lsrs binwrgssriGtn purct. SSGbre7b bts BART BE-,
lrittrntn 6ampfes narsn bic SfrpunbstGn Der
unicnarmrr gt,wunasn, auf BEN S6la6tfClpe 3u
ltarn. gIa6otm Id Srrpunbst porbsn, Iaa i'd
az Stunbm In ttfununsscIen 3uRanp ,piI6n
cem f5rurr Der fdmpfrncen Qrmsen. gia6 bem
Ssrlauf bislsr 3sit purbs Id burh bic Rrbtasn
,um @tflneensn eemaHt, naG atlanta 9tnum.
men unp Nunats bort ssbaltm. @npe birIrr
3eit puroe i'd auestrthislt uup fsbrte 9GnIIf
bilHcs unb barnisbsrssbrddt mad 6au1s Surid
Sd mar, rpis Id sluubts, In i5clse mrInr geunbs
tcifnunsslcs sstdbmt. SUbalO Id na& 5nuf
fam, tsaann Id, Sbr Rrdutr'Sittrrs Su &C.
trduhtn, unb ~ birGsr 3eit tann Id umttrlnufrr
un6 trwarts bnnrn tur,r 3st pollfummsn tsrst
itlt Su Itin. Nsns Rsttuns Dor sdnstt&r,
edtmuns Strbarfs Id rinJis unb aGlrtn Sbtm
Sittrrs.
GIiiab eanntns.
Stunt g. 1865. rq3R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
g HIenf1brif.

Der llntsrSs6nrts matt bismit sirrm ptrrbr'
ll6sn Yublitum uno Isinen 5rsunbrn ttsrbaupt
tstannt, bag er ptr Ssrfrtisun8 rcn gesli&forn'
Selrn nr& INNER In Isintr 6atrit fUrtbshdbt, an
30. 1913 BrR 5amiltcn StraBe, pbtrtalb Der
10tsn, In allsntaun, no CT Ssrrn snIdbtt SorSu'
Iprt6tn, Der strdS fsrartists In ctrItm Gaht
brnu6t. Gs II nottwrnoia bsfdnnt Ju MAIDEN,
bae sr irins SsIrn an ben ghu gcrt anb YbiIa'
rsIpbir YrsiIsn psrtauft unb BON ben trfssmo&.
ten iinb, bic In bm Nartt titr ppsr anbsrpdrts
mGsli&sr BsIs ssbraGt p,rbsn t6nnsn. 9suts,
bic SsItn pufrrtist babtn wUlrn, t5nnrn baiTeltt
nur gu ibm briussn unO bitfslbt tsltsOtn. uno iIs
t5nntn it6 rarauf ptrlofsn, bae sr itnsn SsIen
bratllsn wirb. rUmt VIE Sufrisrrn Isin tpsrcsn
unS ;par In .tur3sr 3tit unO an gang bi1Issn
prtiIsn. Ct bttrt rsstaIb UNI stnststtn gu.
Ipru&.
Daniel 6erfb.
Glsntaun, Stpt. t9, 1865. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
Sefentli0e 9Sen6u.

Quf Samfass ben 30Rrn September mad
liens, Tim ~ llbr MittasS, Io1rn am 6aulc bet
perIirrtCnrn u SRA b a m bwerf, It
6eipItcra Gaunl4ip, es4a gauntp, foleenbr Nr
ttfsl auf T1t tIiHrr Ssnou Ssrfuuft iptrprn, nGm
lid:
Gin 5amiiicn gferb. cine @it6fuS, 7 pcrtrrf,
Hide Stlafs. etn srubes uno Elm flrinrs SGnrL
pfeer9ddtrr, 0d9en, 4ldse. @gscn. S6littrn
6ruisitrrn uno S6rmrl. g4tnrmublr, Sperrs,
Rib uno onpere Settrn, Scpprln, SGippen, al
IsGld Sadsn, nfuc SutftiIen. aIhs Giieu, 25
Scsstrars, 25 Sight Slrrsls. Stcnner unb 3a
Ter, tin 6oseteno Stirer.@bia, 3 @rrrbrr, gro
Bs uup flctnr Sd9en. StcinIhIr9el, Qrpfelmiiblr
aGpfslmGtI @sIhirr, Yumpsnmahcr Sc.
lGrr, SsitldosntUl;, Gjrlbpsint unb Sh1&rn
9rstIer, pIanfsn, Aepfslmiibl' 'Bal,rn, DAD
S6lats Brett StiIsn, Dtdel, gctrru, 3
5ruhtrCfsn rine eruBe Got StapeS, S6lriflsin,
10 quite SuItel.SGdf, g8sisen, Safer, @runp =
ttrrrn teim SufGel, StrOb, Seu, Stmst, Sim.
cttp'Saamtn g BEN "a 10: Die fcIacrte
Saue. .9rrGtbfdaften, ndmlih: Better uno 8rtts
ldcen, Slide. Sttible, SArdute, uGr, 5cl,tilr,
8dnfe. Nebfife. BORN, @pinnrdOrr, gIcnfeI.
Irl, @ientafen, ollsrlrt &dGmecrdtbf6aftsn, uno
icnf nod .irIe artifel gu umfGnbIid 3u mrl-
ben.
Die SeNIn8unsen am gsrtaufs age unO auf'
wartun9 pon
:SS s;s;s s;;; S;ss$;::' Ssss$;i. S$;ss"'i:' 'r'''.
Srrttmher IL no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
SScuse sSirmn.
9lus brm @r9e Mu6et YGas!
Was girbts lleurs, ibr fruit ?

u. u. Sutcr, s. 9. Oillinsrr unb
6. 6. 6u6rr
NIdGen ben @inpUtnnn BON Qlrntaun unb
umssS'nS sbrtrbtcttsa tsfannt, bnb fs nruli6
etns partnrrftp formirt baben, unb untsr bsm
Namtn BON u. u. 5utsr, Dianssr unb 60. ttn
aus9spsbntrs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
9r1uben Srauben !

Gultiptrte Sraubsn, In srUstn unb flttntn
Suantitdtn. BON jtbsr 8erIGirbtnbsit, prrben
an ben t6&Rsn. Yrsbsn bur9 ben llntsr3si6nsttR
ssfauft. ...
Nu9ufuS Sotmer,
g1aInu6 unO f2ts Strabr, 8sabina, pa.
S5-8dr gIaGwriIunSsn tsIsbs man nnSu.
ruftn Eel erpts Slump In allentown,
Stpt. 5, 1865, no(m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
3wette N1tiDn1l 81nf,
oon2( (llentomn.
DrPO ftrn- panh fir hrgisruusu Grlnrr
fnrrie Qnsnt fir hrn Rrrfnnf hrr
sed 90 y Nuerm,

Icris 2ssnt fir BEN SsrEauf trr
SirbcnsOreibi9er Scr. Staoten Scnos.
DtrIe lno Sdblbar In Spti unb rinrm balten
Sabr, pom 5rn 5struar 1865. peer wrnn brr
Saltsr bcs Bombs es psrlanst, mue rS ttm 6ann
In elm 500 Scnb umsswanotlt prrren, wtt&e
6 YrCSent 0Olo Sniullen trasrn, baltidbria
Subltar. Dirie 7'30 SOnbs traatn unb elm
Dttttrl prcjrnt SntrslIrn, bdltidbris ;aGItar at
irssnb rInsr giatiCnaG Sanf, Utnr @tJug. Die
llda6e. rae 1e 7s30 9cneS grnannt pttbtn,
IL, neil bic SntrIHn ouf
$50 sinsn Gent Nes 9aSS tetrasen,
100 jwsi :, q,
500 ;tbn :,
1000 ;wan1is ~
DirGs Bombs lin6 su batrn in Summeu ben
$50, 500, $500. $1,000 unb $4,000, unb Rnb
frei pom alien Staats., @auntp' pprr anfern 5a-
rsn. gtsnfaGS Su bubrn:
1910 Sonos,
In Summru BON $50 6is $1,000, wt!Gr s pru.
gent Sob SntrsiIen traSen, baIbiEeris ,atlkur.
5 prcjent SntreIrd Noten
rtrerH In Se3abluns Der 7--3stO Bombs ona,-
ncmmsn unb bic pplIsn 3ntrrlTrn rrIaubt,
T9oio uno Silber
pire setauft unS baS bS6Rs Yrsmiam safar Be.
,ablt.
sBrttrs 4usfunft piro NIT 8sranustn trt6tlt
Ocn GbarIcs 3. Suld', SoFrr.
IS. 8. 1inep, Qrsflocnt.
Glrntcpn, 8etruar %, 1865. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
SJObH' s, SObli1ugcr,
Stiefel nn6 S6ubmd6er

Der untrr5sitnets wdnT&t feline Jrtuntt 70
pis bas aa8cmsinr pubIitum barauf aufmtrfIam
gu MAIDEN, pa6 Ct baS
StiefCl unb Shubmaher @rfhGft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
. te Alf q + I'M it + I c

. | { Af q ! | 1T it J | c
IL Vrn Sad1ejnsn rbaut, III 60 tel 60 8uF,
Itinf Stcd bed, nit paar BON brn bslIsn
6tsnh Burr Ssnsn, nit alien gsrGbnIi6en an,
oerrn Srrbchcruneen um Elm 1t6neS 8aufmanrss
@eItdft, 70 ME Sunbrns Arbrit, Su tbun-mit
stner gGoiIr. @spalt bic In Qe4a @auntp ni6t
ubutrpfsn mirp.-DaS GstGuos III nru inbem
cS erii in 1857 Crtaut irurrs.
Cine @ppe.Wi Al bel Sc 5u6. wrthr
alsin fir pisIcn GrIddf;s 3wsis brnubt pirr ,
bsitnest li6 rtcnfdlIs ouf pem @scntbum.- .-Sn
3ulaB 81 trr NGbGe tsfnbst fp nod cine sru6e
5rums'S&tusr. 81 bel %, tin Stall "a bel %,
Elm Sluftaus IS BEL t6 elm GROCER SGptine.
ltaQ auf Dem SermSsen unb 70 9sb6rsn Ndsr
pom bslen 9GisfsnIanb Oaju.- -8uri elm Gtsrn.
tbum pte otsles 1T nod nismals In btsIsm gaun>
tY gum Sertauf ausebOten wCrprn, uno III wobl
bic &ufmufiamfeit pOn SaufIuRissn in Der 9tdts
unb 5crne pertt.
Die Sett1sunsen ant 8rtauf5tass un6 Iuf.
rartur9 turG oae SpaSo Der gsrpaltrr.
Qorcn 9. Renin9er, Qreiit.
gS M. s. y lumer, Sserstdr.
Srpt. 49,. 1865. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
AE YIH JE2FIIIUUTYVe EtIneT1
Hihi SSSObubaisS,

HHGa SSDUesUNlSS,
nit srud ansrbauten Ienerrm 8d6cu, sinseri6.
ht fir ;re 5amIisn, SOmmsrbnus, Rlinrns
Shmst;erIGsusr, S6mtbs unO S6rrnuI&ap,
Sprinsbaus, gGsIi&tOrntrtpps unb onbsre nds
lhe aubsnsstGupe, sins BaFuql.ls nit pumpr
oarin III Dor Der G9lrr, Gin QBafuRrUm Test
bur6 has eanO, Elm auSscsednrttr Npfslboum.
sartrn NIT prrf6isbsrsn S6Ifcrtsn &c. aCt6rn
OnSu. unsrfdbr 80 Nfsr liub gBeires unD Spi,.
lamb, stpd 8 Gder linp gBitienane unc Der 8el
ii SauldnS in tubsm GuIturfanos unb unter
suttn S5nIrn.
@s II bic SirtsrIaGml&aft Srs Urrfcr6rnsn
gttas DisbI. IsBbin BON pUrtsIaStsm 5auni4ip
unb Sauntp.
Die 9epinsunSen am SrtaufstaSe unS auf
partuna pcn
Gtifabctb Dicbl, l(om'ir.
Dmtb Die Court SEQ. g8. 0arerQ, Glcrf.
Srptcmter 70. ra2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
81 rUcc 2eb er.

Gin rt6t sutts Enforcement Spn Wanns. unb
BstbS'MCrUteU ecbtr, aud 9tininsIsbtr, psIdsS
nod In gutter 3sit sin9slsst rpurbs, 80 babsn Bel
s. 9. Wofer.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28

COLUMBIA, March sS, 1865.
N"><s:s. :2lro">: The following officer, Of
llag"ods Brigade were captured at Town
Greek, n. G., on 2Qth February last, and are
no" confined al Old Cap;toi Prison, Washing;
ton, u. G. When left, they were doing well
and expecting. speedy exchange. You will
ooiigs ne by publishing the accompanying
list, SO as to acquaint their friends, &C., with
their condition. Very respectfully,
CHAS. M. HOPKINS.
LIST Lieut. Co. Dl27th SC. Infantry.
1lth Regiment-lst Lieut.. Hickman, Capt
); J. Wescott, I'd Lieut. F. Cassidy, I'd Lieut.
Ellis 2ist Regiment-Maj. Fields, Asst Surg
Smith. 25th Kegment-Col. G. II. Simonton
Capt Bartless, Capt. Jos. Hsnnahan. Cart N.
3: Mazyck, lst Lieut.. Sanuel Dibhle, I'd Lieut.
Chiner 9th Regiment-Ass't Surg. Joseph
Cane, LIST Lieut. A. D. Simmons, Adiutant, lit
Lieut.. James Upper Ensign; Capt Joseph
Blythe Alston, 60. F; Capt. Holman Co. e:
lst Lieut.: II. W. Hendrix, Co. C; lst Lieut.
Stephen Proctor, Co. E; lst Lieut.. Julius Hn.
guenln. Go. F; I'd Lieut. Abott White, Co G.:
"a Lieut. John Preslon5 Co. ii; I'd Lieut.. 4.
The following is list of f1non-commissiousd
ofhcers and prlvates OF Co. ID. 9th Regime 1t.
captured IN the same affair and now St Point
Lockout Maryland: Serg't L. p. Foster SerSt
a Ciliiland. Serg't Jacob Saylor, Corpl A!,G
Coson, Co:p1 L. L. Poole, Private. Salnue
Au <tin, B. A. Beadle, A. j. Brown. J. J. Bro on
n. 6yers. 7. Ii. Cannon, J. j. Chandler VIM.
Cleary, & w: Coptou, a. E. .3lllsan, joan
rooshee' ): 1: Fewler, F. Ii. Griffin, j. ii. H.
hams, j. M McPherson j. A. Mad.l en-, NJ. Ms.
honey, W. B. Moore John Moore. ir. A.EY
Mo.is, J. Fl. Porter. J!EH Ii. Sor.hee, M. Sullivan
L>O. Switzer, j. Z. Williams, T. i. W W,th.ra
IB South Carolina, papers please copy. 81,
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only one or implements. sewing maach,ne
and cr"!tig .apparatus-by means of which
sne eataiuea a rrecarious support. Aiy own
1aniiy (happhy) and servants being all absent
ana oeng myself wnoiy capacitated Dy
years oil sickness from making any exertion, ali
that Tie poor widow woman aud myself could
remove from my house, besides the few Ah,nps
of hers consisted Of Two bags Of flour. a pecE
OF meal and about the same of grst, and about
1nrty' pounds OF bacon and little sugar
anesc lew things we managRd TO get out of the
house, and, by the aid 81 wheelbarrox
removed about fifty yards from the burning
buildings. Waiting then and there, waiting
anxlously the progress and direction Of the fire.
%S soon found that we had been robbed Of one
Dag OF nour and trunk of valuable books of
account aud papers. The fire Continuing to
advsHce on us, we found it necessary to remove
again. About this time, there came up stal.
Wsrt en1lssary "of the best Government the
"orio ever saw, about six feet high, accoutred
with pistols, Bowie~knife, de-, and .toopinr
down over the remaining bag of flour. de-
manded OF tl:e poor French lady what the bag
contained HaHtg lost, but a few moments
oet're' almost every thing che had in the way
~ ~ ProVlons' she seemed most deeply and
6eenly awe to her destitute situation. IN toe
event she should lose the remaining bag Of
noar; the last aud only hope of escap pc from
starvation of her child and herself She!
'1en upon her knees, with hands upltted. in
asuPp!icating manner, and most piteously an i
imploringly set forth her situation to this
demon IN human form-an appeal which,
unoer the circumstances, it would be imposs
ole to conceive, more touching or heart-rend-
ing. She told him she was not here of her
own choice; that herself and husband had
come to Charleston in $50 to better their lor
tuhes; that they had been domcied in New
Jersey, where her husband had taken the NO.
cessary steps to become citizen of the United
otates. She had III her hand his papers vouch.
ing the truth Of her statement; that her hus
band had died of yellow fever in Charleston
@at beng unable, from want of the meaus, to
return to New Jersey, she had been driven
from Charleston to Columbia, Ia refugee, flying
from the enemys shells.l to try to make an
honest support for herself and child. To all
this' whch, from its manner and matter, as l
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AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsros.-Dr. A. G. Mackav.
the famous Masonic author, has been appointed
by the Yankees Inspector OF the Streets :. D.
ARK, ). i. Mllligan, G. Schossler and &. phin
ger bis assistants
Quite an improvement has already been
made IN East Bay, Broad and Church stceets.
The Yankees are evidently fearful of the ID
vent OF the suck " season. and are purifying
preparatory Thereto. :
On"the night of the 10Th. fire b,oke out in
the warehouse OF John Fraser & Co., on the
wharf, which destroyed the entire block
HE ankees are daily sending out toray,ny
parties, devastating tne large Plantations ai.us
the oantee River. Ine negro .popu.u.ioA .
tnas sect'on 10 very large. AID ..u4. o.d &c
hi'h are oe.ns >rnsgeu Arom Luelr homes " Il ii
up tue ranks.
Tue oouth Carolina Railroad Is in operation
TO point hvs miles North Of Summervile.
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Inc Gelosboro Joar'lat, OF the 9Th, says: "a
stubborn tight occurred at Sout west Cfsek
on the Sth, when movement on the enetiys
rsar caused their decentralization and ,es,i5fa
, IN the capture Of l5OO of their men. Al
accounts represent the slaughter of the en- sny uy
10 have been great
An advertisement in the Charleston Couysr
cails on the whites in that city so;form a req
mene AN editorial notice asserts that t6s
regiment is being filled up by loyal Young rssn
who remained after the Yankees occpn;o5 IN
city. a.
W. H. Walsh, of Richmond, has invented aaa
poI ~ operation Machiue winch turns on,
'2ooo percuss'n gun caps per hyur. - IL
lheLondou Iasr says 7Io American -.
seis have been transferred to Brtlsh ownsr.S;s
during the war
: Cardhnal Wiseman died On the 18th ult.
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COLT U-aEBIA,'
Tuesday Morning, March 2s, 1866.
Sherman not A Catholic

. sherman not a Catholic
We are advised oy the Rev. L. P. osConneH
Post Chaplain of the Catholic Ch..rch in this
city, that we are under an error in saying that
General Sherman is a Catholic. He meyer was
a Catholic, but was originally reared as an
Ep'scopalian. He is now probably of nc pro-
'fessien but that general one of the Yankee,
which involves all manner of freedom with
law, right virtue and civilization. His wife ia
a convert to toe Catholic faith. So are his
children converts His daughters were edu.
Gated by the ladies of the Ursui,se, but not
Under any Of those who form the community in
this city. We trust that our readers will make
these corrections however yunimportant, while
reading the previous points Of our narrative.
Another item needs slight correction The
Rev. DR.. O'Connell was not knocked down"
but he 'cas severely handled" u the Yankees
during their brief rule in this city. Ills watch
was violently wrested from his person, and he
was otherwise grossly insulted. We have been
told that the reverend doctor was lnuse patriotic
than prudent, and diu not pince his speech in
giving the rutilans proper portrait OF them
selves But it did not need any provocation
OF the part Of the lamb to justify the appetite
OF the wolf Perhaps very few of the clergy
of Columbia escaped insult to say nothing of
indignitiss whichsonly forebore thelast outrage
Of blows.