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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
CAT WHICH TIME DID THE ARGUS
LIEv

Under the above head the Union pubiishe
an extract from our paper OF the i''n o'n'1i
ing its editor. and follows il 5y another ex
trsc. anne two years or more ago, pralslng
Tho .am. man. and wants to know which -
trus Whenever we have told the truth
sbou. the beastly villain who edits that pa
per he reproduces an extract from our paper
fpublished when he was in trouble) as an OIL
set. He has played at that game long
enough. and we now propose to expose 1t:
When Barnes was dismissed in disgrace
from the army he came to us and begged us
TO try and help him out of his troubles; said
he was going to Washington to try anc get
restored, aud urged US to give him Few
good editorial notices which he could take ON
TO Washington with him to show public SEN
timsnt in regard TO him at homo. lie said
he should never publish a paper in Rock Is
land again, no matter what might be the re
suit Of his effort to get restored, and, there
fore. whatever we might say would nsver be
used by him to our disadvantage. We pitied
the man, and we published editorials, ,chich
he ,crote himself, praisiug himself, under
promise from him that, whatever might hap
pen, they should never be used to our disad-
vantage. That is the whole story and the
public can see the result. As an act of kind
ness to a man in trouble we allowed him to
use our editorial columns to puff himself and
to try and get restored, he Voluntarily de-
claring that he should never publish paper
in Rock Island, whatever might be the result
OF his effort to get restored and that the ar
ticles should never be used to our disa: van
tage. The public see the result. Comment
is unnecessary. a,a [~
He went TO Washington armed with al! the
recommendations he could get signed. and
tried to get the findings of his court martial
set aside. When he came back he called at
our office aud in detailed conversation, In
regard to the trip, he cursed Lincoln and his
administration worse than any ''copperhead"
we ever heard of; he said Lincoln did not
know but iitsle of what was going on, and
was not fit for the position of president,-
that the heads of departments managed ev-
erything, and paid no attention to any recon-
views -.H- aA@2 5EG
He closes his article by saying that "ths
proceedings of the Missouri Court were de-
clarsd null and void by President Lincoln"
That story will hardly be believed, when
we tell the public that the following is copy
of a letter to Barnes, now on record in Wash.
llgton, viz:
War DEPARTMENT
< ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WAsHrseToN, d. c., March Is, 1863.
Mr.. M. S. Barnes, late colonel 37th Illinois Vols,
Washington, D. c.:
Sri have respectfully to acknowledge the re-
ceIPt OF your letter dated February 9th, 1853
asking for re Instatement to youi command
In reply I am directed to inform you that yopr
case has been examined by the General-in-chief
and returned by HIM endorsed a follows:
"1he proceedings Of Court Martial are found to
De raid and proper They should stand March
Is, 1852
You cannot, therefore, be restored
sr sz-sr.s am, very Respectfully,
Say THohAs NJ. VINCENT
Asst. Adjt. Gen1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
For SALE.

4 LOTS in the city of Moline, near Kea,o,,
o Steam Saw Mill. 'Or ;
- In the City Of Rock Island.
lot, 20 by $50 feet on Front street, near rs,.-
landing IN the city of Rock Island. vi!
iots, in Bailey DavenPort's addition 1, -
city Of Rock Island. ''e
81 1" the City Of. Davenport, Io,0a.
lots on Main street, near Cook Il Drur,,.
efiee.
lots on Sd street, between Main and Harr..-
streets.
lots on corner OF Ripley and 9th street.
lot on east corner OF Warren and Sd .ire.,.
In LeClaire.
As lots in the city of LeCl4ire, Iowa.
For Lease.
Also for lease for the term of 20 years L.,
the city OF Roef Island, fronting 400 feet on -
slough, east Of the city bridge. In from, OF ~.
lot 10 the best harbor Tor logs the CITY, Az
to B DAVENPORT, T'
aneSdln. -........ 81 4. O., Rock Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

2 Lst Us hear from Mrs. Darlington on the
parted cable sunk. And let her divide her
emotion between pity tor the boy lett afloa,
and alone in the broad Atlantic, and q moth.
serly appreciation of the folly of expecting q
boy to do otherwise than in boy fashion q
forget bis task and go off to play. e Trus,
the mother of Ike to remember a boys weak
nesses. And the dame will wonder whose
boy it is, perhaps DeSauty's, or that old bow
De Sauty himself. Perhaps it is broth Of q
by, a fenian. appropriately entrusted with
the submerged tie to the gem OF the sea
Haven't the fenians a cabat of their own.
whose far end is fastened TO Irelands We
are merely suggesting these things to Mrs.
darlington. We fear, however, that the
boy OF to-day will be man before any body
felleses guard at the end of that dropped
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LETTER FROM THE MOLINE COM
PANY.
CAMP DEsTrTUrIoN, !
Texas, July 27th, 1860. I


Texas, July 27th, 1865.
Col. DANFoRrK. Dear SIR Excuse me
If should intrude upon your line of bust
ness by telling little PLAIN truth.
Our regiment pssisd up stakes at our camp
near Mobile on the lat OF July and marched
into town and laid on the lsvse that night.
The next mornirc We went on board q river
steamer which carried US into deep water
near Fort Morgan, where we were shipped
on Gulf steamer and started for Brszos.
Santiago We had poor water on our trip
which, with our mouldy hard tack, formed
the basis of our living. The officers of the
ship, as well as the sailors used US like gen
tlemen. done all they could for our comfort.
spread their sail(tent fashion) across the boat
10 sheiter Us from the sun, allowed US to use
steam from the boiler to make coffee. and pave
civil answers TO all questions We thus had
q pleasant time .||f
We spent the 4th of July on the Gulf, on
soldiers rations. anchored ut Brazos on the
otn, but dld not get on shore till the next
day. There we found the island a perfect
sand bank, with no fresh water except what
is shipped there from other places. A SOL
der on Brazos island Is allowed three Quarts
OF muddy water . day, and if he wants any
more he can buy it at five cents a osnteen.
which is three pints
w .no nor ning VI the Itn we started tor
this place, before day. We are now ON the
mo GAsnde, about half mile from the
mourn, opposite bagdad, in Mexico Since
we have been here we have had hard living
hard tack. mouldy full of worms and bues'
The coffee we get here has been Drowned.
ground, boiled and dried before we get it
We generally get meat once a iiav and carrv
wood from to miles to cook with.
Our camp ground is below nigh water
mark, aud when we first arrived here we had
no lum Der to sleep ON and had to camp on
the mud Last week We had lumber ration
ISSUED 10 the regiment, % feet TO each man,
so 4 will have TO cut about 4 inches off one
end to make my bunk long enough.
When We sntisted, we we're promised 1894
d aur bounty the Atm OF OF March. which we
have nor had vet We left orr sutler mt
Mobile and he has not come 70 US yet-so we
'an,t get anything in his line. What shall
We oof we Are Out OF paper; ont of envel
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
BY TELEGRAPH
Reportsd for Ae Dolly Aryas.

New YonK, Aug. 2I.-Ata FIRE last night in
this city. fearful eacounter took place between
engine and forty -ons in which pistols, knives,
Dungeons, &C., were freely used. one man was
killed ! shot and large number badly beaten
Twelve (12l were arrested and the police have ta@
ken possession of the engines and engine houses.
Washington dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune
states that Adjt. Gen. Townsend has decided that
enlisted men OF the signal corps are entitled 10 re-
ceive the balance of their bounty in the same way
~ volunteer under the orders Of discharge.
Gen. l.. b. Parson has been ordered to the west,
to suPerintend the sale of government boats, bar
ges, &c. ass--s
Col \. M. Evans has bsep appointed chief quar-
termaster Of the department Of New Menco.
Richmond correspondent of the NY. Tribune
states that the recent action of the government in
ignorning the electon,is having salutary effect
1t is estimated that there are 40, 600 negroes on
the peninsuia, who have followed our armies dur
ing the war.
Orders have been issued to muster out more
regiments, and il 10 intimated that only enough
military force is TO be kept the state prevent
vagrancy.
A Matamoras correspondent of the NY Tribune
IL is reported that Gen Dana i'll soon march
north with six to ten thousand men.
II 10 reported that in social conversation Minis
ter Rolla stated that il trouble occurred with the
United States, the French would thrown 81, 900
men into the Rio Grande.
The New York Timer Washington special
| says;
AT a recent political meeting IN Charles county
Maryland negro for cheering a speaker " no en-
dorssd the UnIon-was beaten by a large number
| OF cItizens, including among them a magistrate
named Fred. X. Dent, DR.. Geo Mudd. brother al
| the conspirator and others. Dent, the magistrate
subsequently, sent the beaten negro TO jail for at
tempting TO defend himself
Gen. schoheld has been granted two t2) years
leave TO visit Europe. r-.s ...s
Governor Andrews left for home Saturday
evening.
The president has ordered the payment of 6
per cent. on thousand towards ,hc settlement oil
some s., OOo, 900 due Massachusetts tor war
ses.
New York, Aug. 2I.-A Charleston letter to the
n. Y. Herald states thai military investigation
has been ordered the conduct OF Gen Hatch
but no one can be found TO bring any charges
against HIM.
The health of Charleston was never better
Most nj the candidates tor the state convention
ha We Withdrawn in favor of Newman.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2i.-The N. Y. Herald's
Richmond correspondent says:
Col est, commanding at Cit Point was prom pit
ly brought TO Richmond by General Terry's orders
under arrest.
The Lynchburg bankers and brokers have lately
been charging s. discount for 7.30's III
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
%. j. DIMlCK.
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON Stree,
FORSAIE.

JoHNSoN'S AMERICAN, corner otIu,,...
and Washington streets. A complete bo,.l -
ger with good barn and out buildings.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Mol,u, a,.,
ne, with all kinds of fruit and shrubbery-eb.,n
DWELLING HOUSES and lots in ali psrt, =.
the city for sale.
Enquire OF o. J. DIMICE
, Real Estate Agent.
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House AND LOT FOR SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE, nv house and 10,
i situated near the corner OF Orleans and Ma
son streets The houfe is a good IL story wood
containing rooms There 10 Al 90 stable co.i
conveniences. y
signed. b,.. a.- PHI rpr ncef-
Rock Island, Aug. s, DIFF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
SEWING MACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are tod by any
~ one that they have as good Sewing Machines
for sale as any one, etc. The Singer and 70
original How ars the Oldest and most reliable
machines and best now in aae, will do all kre'
fanny ever wants done, and will Last lifeline Il
properly taken care Of have been sgent tor
other mach mes aad have got rid Of them. Please
give me Q call aad eIamihe Ter yourselres.
q Sewing neatly dene to order.
also have machine twist and thread for fals.
Asy one wishing 90 purchase please give NE 3
eau. w. T. NORRIS, Agent,
hs5t door 10 Babeoek,s new hall, up stars, o.
Illinois street.
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Auction !:

MILL be sold. on the premises. at public
w sale, on Saturday, August Goth, at 2 o.
clock r NJ, ihe house and lot lately occupied by
The undersigned. on Orleans street, above Swan
street The Improvements consist of a good
comfortable frame dwelling, good cellar, never
wood shed, coal house, new fences and |, fiae
stock of choice fruit. = :
Also, at the same fine and place, the vscan,
iot IN the rear Of the above -S0xl5O. Condition.
mace known al the time OF sale. Sale positive
and without reserve.
ALEX. F. SWANDER
Job Ross, Auctioneer. r...'
Rock Island, Aug. 81, Dat
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"a There are about 40 900 negroes con r,serr
b su on the peulnsua in Virginia. occupying
one Knows hoy us 'ne ESQ so'dlsss' and living. no
S2@s during The next winter. 'un'f
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

That was said to be an awfully funny
scene at Cape May last Sunday whom the
thunder storm surprised the ladies while
they were bathing. and they were forced 20
hurry back to their hotels in their bathip .
dresses. Some three thousand quserly clad
oeauties ran the gauntlet Of the crowded
p'azzas amid hejeers and laughter of the
orutes 10 patent leather boots who carefully
noseo the feminine dsmay and rudsly COM
mented upon it. It was wisked.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

: Among the sayings attributed TO Admiral
Earrsgot 10 one that .syou can no more make
2 sailor outof Ian Huber By dressing him
up IN sea-toggsry and putting com mission
In ms pocket, than Jon could lake . shoe
MAKER OF him b. filing him with cherry COO
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
Steam Boilers.

They will do all KINDS of Sheet Iron WorI,
Steamboat Work and Blacksmithing, TO order.
FROM their long experience in the manufacture
OF Boilers and Sheet Iron Work, they fee ihi'
they can give 5satisfaetion to all who favor rheH
with their patronage
JAMES OTHIcK,
CHRIS SCHILLINGER
Rock Island. March I. dw6m ----
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
STEAM BOILER MANUFsCTORT.

TUE subscribers have formed co partner
L ship under the style and firm Of Gth.ci Z
Sehiiiinger, and have taken the Boiler SaOy 3D."
nuiord's Foundry, where they will carry on The
business of manufacturinu
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80 ; tsi.aSJ a1og aEir1ass3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-28
gas grOfr GngIi(6r grilmit-
tel.
& Cir Spbn Glarfe's
berubmIee f11ittsl fur Srauensimmsr,
sutersiet mad elmer gurf&rtft bes cir 8.
GIarfs, N. D., ausstjd&nttn 4r,t
bGr q Sniatn.

OtSft uniaaebort RGoijin il unfsbbar ftr bi
esitun9 non otIen ben lbmsr,baftsn unb asfdbrli
6sH 8rnntbsiten, ptlbsn bic Gonfttutisntn per
6rauEnIin'mtrn unterporftn fnn. Sit psrmin
ftrf alI:n llsbtrnlaB uno rntfernt ale SinesrnifI
-uno auf t:nt lofcrti9e psiIun9 fam man fid
fiber psrIafIen.
Sir perbriratbftf e$raurn,immrr
IN bieisl6s gang DEFENDERS fd6etar. sic brinat In
elmer turitn Belt bic upnuti@tu prrisbtn auf stnt
espanfdts Wsifs on.
SsSs Bpttsl, prsis Elm 2bulsr, bat ben Reats.
un9ssStaulp pcn GrO5brittanitu auf f6, nm 5dI.
bun9en ~ perbGtEn.
STiD pOr 9tis.
Dtsfs piusn foIItsn itb ssnommsn wtrotu In
ben orei Criten SRcnatsn esr S6panatrGbaft ins
Dan eisfelbe fberld1 cine uujeiti9s geburt rsrurs
fansn,-bel elmer iseEn auern GsIe9tnbeit aber
fnb bisTstts 06Ii3 fIbo.
:Jn aQn 5aIrn r6n nerpSftn uno Spinakauf1t
kn, ShElerifn In ocnl Sddin urb ben Gisbsrn.
5rjIcpfsn, Sritsrjfs, II. No., bspirtsn biefs QiG:
Zen cine Sur, tosnn ole anotrt Nittsl fsbIesf6la
9tR bntsn; une ctl6On Gin iortCs 6eilmittsl, tnt.
hnlten em piaeu tsnnob tsin GiIsa, GalOulsl, I'm:
tinSnr. neb ir9sne rtrpas fsnf, has btr Gpniitu:
Iten fhaest.
sspR ,gurpeiinngsn tsFinbsn Fd in ben Yampbs
tis rnl b S'a6as'u pfI&s pObi aufttwubrt psrs
etn folltCn.
&l.00 unt pOt: Stdmps in tintn grirf tinass
hloiien, on ir9sno cintn autbCrifrtsn aatntsn ar=
lanbt fidbsv tr9sno Ssmaab eth. BpstsI, tntbaIttaS
90 piHsu, tsim &ddFsbr bsr psft ga.
HNsinigir d9sn; fdr tic gtreini9ru Gtaatsn
uno sis GaR'Saf. Sob Mcfes,
q gertlnnb StraFs, 81. q.
o." Gttnfaus gu batsn tsi ZEN DrussRsn Stbn
y. Roisr aro eanaG uno gRartin, in alsntauu.
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AG9t q 0 + / If t.

9lahrI6t wIrb biermtt ben Niteleeern ,,Sfr
Ge@a gaunty etgsnIsitieen Gruer'8nG nGGnunsSD
@elenfaaft" ssBeben, baB bas Scare btr gsr-
walter nun einrn Ser-bas ;prite ahebmfnt--
vcn ST so auf iebss Srrli9srts $1,000 sslrst
bdt, uno baB cine Gsmmittte BON YsrIpntus
nSmlidb pie 6erren Gbparb 8ern, 8. 20. Gauf,
:. 8. Scasl unb San,utI Sod bsltmmt tpprbtn
IN, pcSun elmer btrItl6rn an ban ttsnaG beAmmS
ten Sassn unp Sldbsn, SrpiGsn ben etunbsn bon
8 une 5 tlGr, 8s8snr6ttI8 istr ptre, u'n csnisI'
Hsn In gmpfan9 ju nsbrst
Wlcntass ben 2ORtn 6struar, am Suufs ppn
Daniel Dritnt In Seibdtsr9.
Qm ndmIj6sn Sage am @aftauIs In eotuf
gantY, SssrIauecn. .-Ot Ritsltsbtr bon NtIs
furb unb Sprtnafelb SaunI6ip, Buds gauntp,
iinb uIudt ssfdaisf an rtelsm DIT, UStr an tie
9rnb rtnem anbern BIER aassfaertsn plate, etr
i6nsn 'ttausmsr isln mag, t9rsn 8nr sb'nfals abe
;ut9atlsn.
Qm nGmli4tn Sage am SauIr ron Sladr
Sains In Sbfrmarur9ir.
Nm nSmliHsn Sage am 5auIe ron 5rn. girs'
rr IN 8ttrrsSle, 5anopsr.
Disnlass ben 81 Ten Getruar, ant 6aule ben
g6arIts Yettr In Statnston.
Qm nimli&en Sage, am @afitaufr In Grtss
ornspilir, S6frIduecn.- Nitaltsber BON u.
5aurcn, glortbamptUn Gaunty. Itnb srfu&t ss-
fG[iafl an bisltm Srt, rbsr an ir9eno eInsm an"
bern bier anesfa6rtn YIabs, Der itnsn trautnsr
irin mag, tbren Gar sttrfalls atjubGatIsn.
am nGmlGrn Gag am 5aule ppn Sarcb etB'
rntsrerr IN Sbsrmdtun9ie.
Qm nGmItGrn Sage AM SauIe pcr Srn. ylcD"
CT In SGTnrspi[Is, SauUSsr.
Gm Wittmc6 ben 22asn 5strudr, am Sauie
ycn arb Deter In s2aI6inatpn.
Nm nimllasn Sage am SauIs srn Hruttn
S6afer In NrrrrmiIforb.
DIM namli&n Gage am @aF6aule In SrnlIrs'
erSpile In gtsbermarun8Is.
am ndmlih:n Gage am Saufs Bon >. ycIt,
In Sal;burg.
DIN GrnnuRas ben 23Rtn Grtruar am Sauis
Don getn Wiaer in Gd9srspille, SeiesIbrs.
Nm nImlihsn Sag am SauIs Bon Solomon
6. SpItsr In NirbfrmIlfcrb.
2lm nSmltGsn Sag am SauIs BON Nathal
iSrtetri6 In Seras, Nispsrmacun5tr.
gm nGmliGsn Sag AM 5auIs son Mfiltcn Nr'
pei In SaljtuyS.
gm Grtitaa BEN 24Nsn Jstruar AM Saufs SVn
Deter 2snb In Qert(l.
gIm nGmli6sn 9da am Sdus pJr Sonatpan
.. Stsrnmtrsr In Bonneville. SbfrmtIfcrb.
gtm nGmIt6er Tag ant Saule BON u. Stsin'
pptHCr Ut CttullDeVlut'
Vim nGmIt&sn IaS ain Sauie ben ScRn Err'
ues In SaNptsittalI.
Nn, SamItas BEN 25Rsn SsEruar tn S&sts9's
@aIbauIs in NOrbptdbau.
Nm nGmli&'n Gag am Saufe BON 8. Du2edtr
In DlinarrsSl[Is, Nietsrmlfcrb.
am ndmIiGsn SaS am Sauls SOn 0toton yc'
Der In Srtrl1tCpn.
gm ndmli6rn SAG ant 9auIt Bon s. StFau6
In Siibpedtboll.
qm Ilpntas ben 21fm Sttruar, am 9auis
scn Sarpb George In eortiI.
4m nGmliGsn Gag am 6auie ron eearIfs
| Bernhard In gera gruI, S6rrnlfpre.
Qm ndnlt&tn Sag ant 5auls RON Aarcn ~uts
In @utGsSt[ls.
Dim ndmIGm Sag am 9auft BON 8. 8tfss
In Siibpbtt9au.
Rs~ Die Ittslitor Der @sIsaiaaft iSsrStn
auf ben 6tsn atI&nitt tr Gcnliluttcn-rOnad,
tptnn tin NtteIIrb innrbalb 40 Sa8sn istntn Ear
nt6t at6aatlt, bic Snpathr bas 8s6t taNtn,
ben 9sldut bsb.l6m ju Strbpppsln-a aufmHtlam
atmaGt. 4uf 9Gprbnuus btr 8oarb.
3. SO. Sauit, preiI't.
s. 8. S&ant, Gfc.
5ttruar IA. na2m
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$4,O93 81
Iusfrtlune uno So13iebun9 BON Sroers
fir Die unterftIbun8 ausU6rti9er
Qrmen.

AIWPH.
StaSt AarntauH.
ilntstlldBune rrn 2ilsbman Supetr'S Somilis,
Cos; - 5fufstmcper, 1901; GRrs. Rabnan,
4.l2, Danirl 3athartas, 900; MRrf. Ucuna, $50;
8. @. Snips, PAPA; Satcb Raoi9, 2435; Oars.
RIP, 30.5l; 0Rrs. Gihtab, 25; SRrs. 6uHmsr
700; SRrs. @stbsrbOlb, 1850; Wrs. Sascbr,
l.G2; gylrs. Gbriftaun,, 2765; gRrs. Gttin9sr.
5.25; SNrs. WarGhaD, 3.72; GVr$. 8rcna, 1897;
mrs. gbna6d, 29.76; Z. Niusr, 81; Daniel
CSGtel, 1865; Srstte einbstrtm, 700; 6annGb
pGpler, 2600 - SunOib, 3.94 anthony Gang
mere, 30.97; g0arp Spi.F, 1875; gRrs. 9BsiR,
500 g1rs. biaiarb, $50; 9Otb. Spiunsr. 1850;
Tsr;uids Ssbonolun9 ron 3. Mifflin, $50; gRrs
5nuoGr, Ills; N1rs. pfuIelmGpsr, $50; gQrs
Spiee, 2l.25 Wrs @SbGt, 1925; Wlrs. SbnabrI,
3l.50; "a YSricntn nab Dem armsubaus ~ ntb:
mcu, $3.50; 9ssrd6nbtrftsn fGr =. enpbsr, 700 ;
.. Sol, 7 90; G9rt. BED, 200; sRrS. auener.
500; Mrs. peuf tmspsr, 700 Wrf. GftlSr, 700 ;
llntcfsn ron W0r$. pcpsrs ano ainotr i'm Dan:
vile Hrmtnboufs 2O.25.-3uamusn 55e.5l.
Stabt Gatalauqua.
llntsritaeuus psn NQrs. gHalcnr, 1880 unb asr,t:
lids 8sbancluna ron Mrs. DcnCtTen, $500; Sc:
epb ,punhdtr nab Gem drmsnbauGs iu nebnnn
LAO; Osrlhiseene YerIcHsn, 6.00.-9ulammsr
$3.50.
Staot Gmaus.
lIntsrfdeun3 ren .. 8smmersr, 1920.
Sta6t ealilrrstauu.
Sad Dem GrmGnhauS gu nebmGn: Sarab Gsbrs&
Heam G9Usr unp 9RidasI GcnsUr, 300
Sal,burg Gaun[6iP.
ltutrfdeuu9 pen .. SsitlopC, $50; Scbu 8ras
er, 4.50; Sclspb Na9tl, rs; ". Sttiusr, 20.00
- 8sr, l62; asritIi6s Btboublun9 rem Qou,
9siuteIS. 24.75; Wlrs. esislope, 81; ptlIp Rsin
trlb urh Dem armsnboufs ~ utbu,eu, LAO /; 8s
9ratniBirltcu fdr gbiIip etitIOus, 7.00.-5ul fan,
mtn $3.50.
11isntrss saliIfOrn Saunf6ip.
llnterftdeuns ron Gbpin Srsp, 1886; gBithu
asbs, $40; SOnotbun Hiatins nab etm armen
bGuIs gu nStmsn, l.s0.-3ufummsn 4036.
hirnrr-s ssratunsis 6aunfhip.
llnttrftGeuns ron Ssfs gRou, 3O.75; Gearv Hlotb
tn 1853, 2.50; IsrItIi&s 8tbanp(uua vsR Rre
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-28
@r. g. 81 N0Irlt.
Sestbin @uaoarjt bee 1877. 8e9iments
pennfplpanilber Sreimilli9en bon
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