davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

HD Havana papers give additional
p~articularso Of the insurrection in the island
ofJamaics, heretofore reported. It broke
out in the district Of st. Thomas, and is
led by a man named Paul Boyle, for
whose capture the British authorities
have offered a reward Of two thousand
dollars. British troops have been sent
to the disturbed region, and two Spanish
war steamers have gone thither from
Cuba, 10 protect Spanish subjeetsand rem
der such assistance % the English as may
be needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

30 Three hundred delegates attended
the Sunday School Convention at Pough-
keepsie, y. Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
Bar amt Boat Stores,
Wines, Liquors, Sesars, Etc,
Close Cash Buyers.

CA1HC @AN1A 4HAAA -
Our stock at present laud TO which we ar
making daily odditiolal, consists In part Of
80 Hhds. prime n. 0. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime p r.. Sugars,
10 Hhds. n. O.Clarified Sugars,
. Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 Csks. Clear Sides.
. Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 BIS. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
go Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
80 Kegs MOlasses.
. HIf. Bbls. MOlasses.
%. Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. I Macberel.
100 do . Mackerel.
/ 100 do 3 Mackerel.
25 do Mess Mackerel.
% do Fresh SalmOud.
80 Hi bbls. 1 and ? Mackerel.
% Bbls. No. l Mackerel.
20 do 2Mackerel.
20 do 8 Mackerel.
so Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
25 Dozen Sleeves.
80 Boxes Government Soap.
so do Superfne Palm Soap.
25 HIf. bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
% Cases fresh B~lackberries.
% Gases fresh Raspberries.
50 Cases fresh Strawberries.
OCases fresh Cherries.
10 Cases fresh green Cages.
IS Cases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
80 Cases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Gases fresh Capers.
10 Gases fresh CLANS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
5 Cases fresh MackereI In ans.
5 Cases fresh cooked Turkeys.
5 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
3 Cases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases BOrden's Condensed Milk.
50 Cases Soda Crackers.
80 Sacks choice Rio Coffee.
50 Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
% Chests choice Green and Black Teas
u Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags AllsPiee.
80 Cases Wheeler & MerrittIs Pickles
gals, gals. and qurts.
80 Cases Jest brand Cove Oysters.
20 Cases spiced Oysters.
. Cases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
80 Cases Tomato Catsup.
80 Cases assorted barrel Jelies.
25 Fresh Pineapples i'm glass.
20 Cases fresh Pineapples in y cans.
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
8 Cases p and Merrips Portable Lem
onade.
SO Bbls. Coles F F G Flour.
70 Cases COleman's Mustard.
20 Cases genuine Olive Oil.
so Baskets Piper Heidsick Wine.
so Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
80 Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 boz. London Club Sauce.
10 DOz, Currie Powder.
. Cases X X Cream Tartar.
| Case Nutmegs.
10 GFess small Blueing.
IS Doc. assorted Brooms.
= Doz. Clothes Lines.
DO Coils Wheel and Wen Rope.
. Nests Market Baskets.
80 Doe. WashbOards.
% BbIs, fine Old Bourbon and Rive.
2 Casks Otard and Hennessey Brandye1
5 Casks Claret Wine.
25 Gross Railroad, Steamboat md Great
MOgul Cards.
Cigars of the Anest imported and
domestic brands.
80 Pieces Bagging
SO Coils Rope. ]
An goods euararAetd a. represented. and de-
in me cit ~ or CHARGE
Te0F, PHI1LPs q CIRoDE, {
aoy5-aa edRs espSt and fTeRt -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

aea- Two large shoe factories, near Bos-
ton, were recently burned, involving a
loss Of one hundred thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
MIsCELLANEoUs
JUst Recejoed.

500 Bbbls. Flour-all grades.
100 Boxes German Soap.
80 " Palm Soap.
50 Bills. N. / MackereI.
100 Half bhls. No. 7 and 2 Maekerel.
100 Kits do do
50 Coils and half Coils Rope
TO Hhds. N. o. Sugar.
50 Kegs Strip Molasses.
25 Boxes Matches.
1000 Bags Shot.
Candlesi in boxes half and quarter boxes,
Cove Oysters, Pickles and Can Peaches.
r. 8. TAYLOR s. Co,
noA1-2T No, 7 HoTards ROY,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

FAILURE.-Since Virus trial, says a
Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald, did not bring out as much as
was expected to impiieate the rebel au-
thorities in the Andersonville atrocities,
the trial was a sort Of failure, according
to the views of the Radicals. Those who
claim to know the feelings of the Execu-
tive, say Virus punishment will not be
death by hanging
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

n Benz. Fitch, a wealthy citizen Of
Darien, Conn.,, has endowed a Soldiers
Home at that place with ffty-four thou
sand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
ARK1YSAS LANDS.

THE undersigned. an old citizen Of Memphis
/ but recently Of J~onesbOro, Arkansas, Is In
the city for "a few days. and all who may wish
their tax paid in his portion Of the State, can
address him IN care Of D. EdHdge, Esq and
he viii call on them.
novS-3tt JAMES CARSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
Flfteenth Dan December. is.

Proceed TO sell 10 highest bidder for Cash. the
following property, described and conveyed 10
said Deed OF Trust, tO-wit; A certain parcel Of
Land in the county OF Shelby, near the city OF
Memphis, being part ofiot No 50, Of Wuloughby
Williams subdivision, and known and de
signated on a plat ofsubd1yisiOn Of said lot sub
.sequently made by N. A. Keer, surveyor, Of
April Sd, ISIS, for Mrs. lane ". Porter, and re-
corded IN Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, as
lots Nos. 10, IL and II. and bounded as follows +.
beginning at a stake at the intersection OF Por-
ters avenue W IN Walker street, running hence
~southwardly with said avenue 3G2 feet 20 a stake
on northwest corner Of lot No. Q, thence east
wardly 100 feet to a stake ON the northeast oflOt
No. 9 and Madding'S west line, thence north
with said line a2 feet to q stake on south side OF
Walkers St, thence westwardly with said street
10 feet 10 the BEGINNING corner, containing one
l45s-i0O0 acres more or less. sale 70 axe place
between the hours OF 10 and II AIM, in front Of
the law ofdce'Of Morgan & FfayseT. No II Mad
lson street; this sale for the purpose Of paying
the last mentioned note. The right Of redemp-
ton is expressly waived In said Deed Of Trust.
The title believed TO be good. ] convey as
trustee only. D.. b. PORTER.
now Ina Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
WANTS.

WAETED-A partner, who can furnish six
W or seven thousand dollars, 10 work = pian-
tation Of three hundred and MY acres Of high
4nd dry superior cotton lands, Ia Coahoma co,
MisaaNppLf Heveu miles from Delta. I viii re-
main % We place and give undivided attention
70 the pusmeA Reference, J.. r. Petit & Co..
No. Nc Monroe ST., Memphis ]. ID Robinron and
Dr.. B. l. Itozelle, Frian Point. Miss.
address DR.. ISAAC HULL.
noFt-lsf Friars Point.
"AETED-Three or four cay boarderz la a
private amily. Also "a front room sor "a
gentleman and wife. Testimony Of good morals
required. No. ~ fernando Street.
V1ATLORs WAETED.-Coat-Nakers, and
mediately AZ HAL r. WALKER COS,
now 81 W3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
For
FOR RENT.

Lon RENT store and dwelling situated
Il on Beal street, between Main and shelby
streets. For particulars, epply 10
j.. B. McEEDN,
Southwest cor. Main and Beal SIS.
uoy7-lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

H&r st. PauI's church, in Savannah,
Ca, was destroyed by fire ON thetwenty-
sixth ultimo, \
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
cARUTHERs & KING,
Attorneys al Law & Solicitors in GhaIG6Ty,
office, in the AyreS Building,
NFPBTNM TENN
ALEPHTS " TEN1

VIII take claims for collection in West Ten
/ neSsee and North Mississippi and also claims
against the General Government, having ar
rangements with eminent and reliable attor-
news ut Washington to attend 10 the latter class
Of nneinns.. moNs 3l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

HAVING BEEN a resident Of the city OF
Ii Memphis one-ffth OF q century, and thor
Oughiy identified with the interests Of the peo-
pie, IL may De unnecessary to inform You that
we are vet merchandising We still solicit your
trade I'm the line Of Books and Stationery at
Wholesale and Retail. Our stock is complete.
II we should happen at any time to be out OF
such books as yOu may desire, IL viii ever be
our pleasure to send FOR them. We have great
variety of Books on hand. Shall we attempt 70
enumerpte theme We name a few:
WdcdUlcys History Of England, Hime's
HistOrd Of EnqldHg, GibboH's History
Of Rome, PreScOtFs Histories, Not
teTs HistOrgof the Netherlands and
Dutch Republic, Bancroffs His
tory Of the United States,
H0HHtOH's History Of
the United States,
JOminis Napoleon,
A Large Work with a large Atlas, most admir-
able in all respects;
PartOn's Life Of Jackson, Calhounis Works.
BentOnS AbridGemeut Of Debates in the
Congress ofthe United States from
lS-to-, an Invaluable
pOIlcGl work no
other eOmpar-
bic TO it;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
N OF MR.. DAVIS.

GOLD IN MINNESOTA
TRIAL OF MR.. DAVIS.
GEN. SLOCUMS SUCCESSOR.
e C-oUNTERFEITS
Appeals for MI. Davis from MARYLAND
FFNTANT9M SVBSTDTVG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

BE- a Mobile paper gives an account of
areoent interview with the Secretary of
the Treasury, AicCulloch, in which this
gentleman is represented as stating that
he regarded the idea Of giving the negroes
equal political privileges with the whites
as a purely visionary one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

JOCOsE.-J. T. Clements, writing from
Macon City, No, to the st. Louis DcHo-
crai, says: "When slavery raised its
hand TO strike down the National stan
dard, the RcJu53jc9R became the apollo
ogist Of traitors, while I went into the
Union ranks, not for position and power,
but as a private with the musket and
Dayonet, TO uphold the National honor.
The RepuJlcaa has not yet learned that
rebellion has been crushed, and is, I sup
pose, therefore iustifable in supposing
that / have not a legal right to vote; they
sJill believe the rebellion a success, and
consequently that Union men, who have
been lighting better rebels than the Re
pU5HcaR-better from the fact that they
had the courage to back their opinions by
their acts-not to be admitted 20 the
elective franchise in Missouri.
RAJ President johnson, in a dispatch
dated on the thirtieth ultimo, instructs
Gov. Murphy, of Arkansas, to pre-
coed in his work Of restoring the former
relations between that State and the Ma
tional Government, and informshim that
there viii be no interference on the part
Of the authorities at Washington with his
present proceedings, but that, on the con-
trary, he Will receive aid in his labors,
the President says he is informed
progressing well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

TREASURY DECIsToN-Gen. Spinner
has decided that the tax upon deposits Of
q ueiaultlng National bank company
ceases the moment the bank fails to paw
It's liabilities. Up 10 the present time but
one has failed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
RAPP&CO.' SGREAT GIFTSaLE

a powerful combination.
T. known throughout the country as
A Gift Association
And that their dealings honest are
There can be- 40 denying,
For thousands have made lucky lifts
By once their fortunes trying
You have "a chance 90 get "a watch.
A fiddle, ring. or silver cup,
An 1I6umb, Bible, OF a chain,
or anything you'll mention
That is legitimate and right,
And not q pure invention
a dollar is the only charge,
IL seems most past believing.
And that you need not pay until
You know what you're receiving:
The store is crowded night and day,
And every oue Is saying
In IS an honest place indeed,
And well the public paying
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

] who was AID hy one Of no mean aulnOr-
{ ftv to have made the South into anation"
NEGROES IN EAST TENNEssEE.-Here
is what the Greenville EAST TENNESSEE
NsU Era says about thenegro population
of that section. Greenville Is the home
| of Andrew johnson, and the NeU Era
/ is. the Cincinnati Enquirer supposes, Is
thorough a Union paper As any in Ten
nessee or out of it. Those who rant about
/ the negro so much, and know about him
/ so little. should read and digest the fol-
lowing. and learn something from it, if
they are capable of learning anything
I from any source on the subject: at may
/ be as well for the white citizens of our
/ county TO subserve, in some degree, their
own interest as to incur unnecessary in
convenience and expense in supporting
/ the vagabond negro population that re-
main in our midst. A few months of eX-
perience have clearly demonstrated
the fact that the negro, free, is
very different from the negro
stare. and We are sorry to add, that
/ experience does not prove that he is in
mv degree benefited; nordo we believe
/ that his freedom, so dearly bought, will
OF can ever benefit him while he remains
in u midst While we, in ocmmOn
with the country, rejoice that he is no
longer in bondage, and exult that our
free country is rid Of the great curse and
disgrace OF human bondage, yet we
think that neither the negro nor the
white man can be benefited by the abo-
Iition Of slavery while the negro is per-
mitted to remain in our country. If they
were disposed to be industrious and faith
ful, they would be employed and amply
remunerated, bnt the experience Of a
short period has fully proven that he is
unthrifty, lazy and wholly unreliable.
And we think it due e ourselves TO ig-
more them ia toto, and not employ them
in any way, but procure in their stead
white laborers and servants, which
would necessarily drive this indolent
people ont of the country. We have
done enough for the negro, and if, pro-
tccting our own self-interest, Cuffy should
suffer, it viii be attributable to his own
idleness and unfaithfulness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

H The steamship Wabash, from Phil
adelphia for New Orleans, put into Sa-
Vannah in distress, having suffered from
The late gale losing her smokestack and
receiving other damage and having two
men washed overheard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

nifty had been dormant, and kindlng
81 he g%eptlest Of women a spirit ana
resolution that never faltered to the last.
Are we TO be told it was adesire te deiend
slaverv that aroused this enthusiasm III
,bo human breast Could any other
t,an N lofty motive Of noble aspiration
thus impel a whole people to encounter
q,ffering or face death without a fear?
0And the results were equally wonder
fuI. None travel through the South
without being struck by the scantiness OF
its population: yet for a long time,
wherever a Federal army attempted TO
advance, troops were found to be there
awaiting It. The armies brought into
the field by the South exceed in their ra-
ito to its numbers anything on record.
The genius displayed for war astonished
all who were not aware that throughout
the history Of the Union every General Of
r.nown has been aSoutherner. Brilliant
/ victories were won against numbers al
WAYS superior, not seldom two-fold.
/ Washington was several times in greater
I danger than Richmond. The victories of
/ Bull Run, Shiloh, Fredericksburg, Ma
nassas, charlottesville, Mansfield, Olus-
tee. Chickamauga; the o u Of the seven
DAYS before Richmond; the terrible bat
ties Of Elk Horn, Murfreesboro' Snaps
burg, Gettysburg, the deadly repulse OF
Petersburg; the siege of Charleston, and
heroic, uu~conquerable Sumter. When
within four years were such names in
acrihed ON the c0l0rs Of an army, called
straight from the plowinto the field: The
whole IS now melting into the past, but
there is much that can never be forgotten,
The noble dignity of LEE, the Christian
>. hcroism Of Sr0l,EwALL JACKSON, the
gallant daring Of STUART, the engineer
ing skin Of BEAUREGARD, the self-devo'
ton OF POLK; LONGsTREET, JOHNSTON
Hoon. FORREST, EwELL, and a host Of
names, rise to remembrance. Last, but
not least, the calm, resolute statesman.
who WINS said by one Of no mean author
ftv to have made the South into anation.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

TNFORTUNATEs.-One hundred fe-
males and tTenty-four males were dis
charged from the Treasury Department,
recently partly from lack Of work and
partly 10 make vacancies for soldiers.
Similar discharges followed from the Of
Zee Of Gen. Leslie, Chief Paymaster of
the Department Of the East.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
For Rent.

We have several FINE PLANTATIONS IN
Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi for Rent.
nov5 Nv WRIGHT & MCEISICK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
THE LADIES
JewelFy, Plated Ware, Albums

Are particularly invited to make as q visit.
and examine our elegant ass0rtmeut Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

THE BRIBE-On the occasion Of the
late visit Of Henry Ward Beeeher to
Washington, Secretary Stanton pre-
sented him with a brevet Lieutenant
Colonelcy for his son, who is serving as
first Lieutenant in the fourth regular ar
tillery regiment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

I'll THE WORLD Is WELL AWARE
"A That I'm this mighty nation
Every person old or young
Goes in for speculation,
Coal OIL wells and shOddy ci0lh,
And patents % Invention
Are an before the public brought
And with but one luteutiOu;
Thus are fortunes added TO
While others age diminished.
And people find their pile complete
or, may be. find 10 finished
sohn Sholdy wakes rich and great
While Peter Oleum loses,
Fer fortune Is q tickle dame,
And treats men as she chooses
Amongst the schemes 81 enterprise
There's one that we must mention.
Because DO is no coal Oh sell
For sWinQle Or Invention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

UNPuEAsANT DUTY.-By a resolution
Of the Lower House Of the Missouri
Legislature, il has been made the duty
Of the door-keepor 70 present new menu
bers, as they enter the han, with a copy
Of the new Constitution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
Thomas CFider,

IUUIItU3 JFtUtF's
A r. G II I 7 E Q 7
No. 1875 Main Street,
novs Iml Webster Block. Second storyl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-25
Sfffce, g1sntaun, ga.
SeTebretbune bcs Gteentbums.

Die edntgsIsn bisIsr @sIrni6oft fnb asltstn
In 8enansc gauntp, an Der Big SanrY, 4 Wsi'
len Obebalb rrien Winrune, sntbaIttn sinbun-
bert unb nsunssbn Adsr, In fee simple, bsIsbrnb
aus Srei Stride.
Grid 30. I, snttdlt SO Gdtr, IdmmtlI@ gum
bORren 9ssi9nttss GsrIItcrtum, an Der Big Sanbp
srIeasn.
Sri3 30. Q, rnttdlt 80 gder-wrScn mtbr
ais bic SGIfte I'm Serrttorp srlssen IN, unb Der
dbriss 2tel III Sctlen unp 5CIS, ssIsesn an Der
Barren @rsef.
Sett brm gnfauf III Gtssnt6um SIst In bic 55ts
a'sanssn, in 5Olss Der GntOsduns BON StI in otr
9laGtariGaft Sc III nur cine flsns @ntftvnuna
pon ben sru6sn Susar Gresl Drummer wsIfs eu'
Irritating Dele berpOrbrnstn, strnfaGIs nubs brn
Srunnrn Der Si Sanbp, ppraus 3pst bio pier
buncHt Safer bsrsprfcmmen. unO tbrnIu babei
mob INNER nGtr BON anrsrn 8runnen, nsuli6
entordt, an tsr @asstsnp uno 5renI6 @rtefs,
nabe Srantltn, uno an Der Nhnbun9 Der Sia
Sanrp. Spsratonen bdbsn nabs bteIem Stridr
trgpnnfn our6 anpsre @pmpasnisn nabs Der Bia
Sdncp, wslGe bet,dttliG puransef6ritten finp
uno nit eGniliaer @ueitt; prspsratipnrn psrosn
etenfc bon anOern partrisn asmadbt. cbsrbalb unc
untetalb bttiem Gilrnbum an psm1slbrn Strpme,
um ben S&oBs pifies eanpRrEGrS In turSsr 3sit
,u entrdeln.
Disfs Gcmpasnt trifft fcsltl6 Qnfutlsn unb
alls rStbise 5irluren fnb I'm @anse Der Grid
tuns fiir rIt SntGulluns bisfer brd noartGen.
Die Qnldse btsIes giscnttums uno Grlei6tsr.
unssn fdr Transportation res NatsrIals Tn6 pcn
ben oGIsrbrIlrn, unp bIcten feltene @slraentritsn
bar fir Snpelimrnt NIT NutGtt BON balbissr 3u.
rtiderinttstrr Q lcbruna.
Der StFBHtel rfs @iscnttums purts burh
eminsnter 8attssbsr unttriuGt unO als unttilrsit,
6ar srflGrt, uno befinptt li6 nun I'm StfB Der
Ssdmttn Der @sIt1I6aft.
@tns ltmitirtt Nn;obl BON Int9siIs Tsrbm
iebt prn Der @tlsal&aft an9stUtsn, gin sbaIr
per AntbsiI.
NdJ 81, 1865 natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-25
@eGGG SSBr Tc6Snc
Neue DbDtDgr1pbten 2
q. gS. 8urcatp nnb 8rnOer's

9boto9rapbifde 9atlerp, SEQ. 7. Off
0amilton=StraBe, Sbdren uns
terbalb Dem Nuenz Soufe,
Ntlentaun,
BclItsn ebrrbistiea bsn @Inwotnrrn BON al.
lsntaun, 70 tuit btm aassmrinsn YubIltum antin'
bissn, bab ffe
9llte 9lrten 9bCtc8rapbif6en SiIber
nsrfsrtissn, ols sspStnlt&s unO eOlurIrts Ytuto.
srupts. pur3dsli&e Gartss De gilta &mtrctppfs
unb Waiutppts
8sfonbsrs aufmsrfIamttit tpirb benz gcpirsn
Ron altsn Da9uerrtotppeS unb Gmtrptspss In
TbctUs::ast' 9iIrsr, pisI psrsrtbert, sstpIOmst.
gr. arSS:;!t rpirSS In psm bsFen StpIs unb an
ben billoHsn Yrei6sn Snr!httt.
Sis MAIDEN auG Gerrlide StiS;r fur alburns
an ST per DubsnO,-unb fir SlOsr i@i5!t6
um In 9ricfsn 1u psrIenNfn, fcrbsrn its nur 25
Cents.
Gle tatsn au& ouf 5anb elm ScrtuffIi&'S ai'
Iurtsmsnt Cobb uub 8UIe'5ClS SiIoH'5rdmes,
BON allen @r56tn.
N(le &rbrit tpirb trarrantirt bausrbaft ~ Isin.
g. gS. Surcap uno Sruoer.
Mdr, z, 1865. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-25
~ 9nnae 4Aannrrm


g4elbe an brn 5olln BON Snanir uber SrtbIl'
beTtdurg uno esftIshtIt6sn Aua1&wefunsen Iri.
ben, pIr nadhiGsn Saamrnsrgis6ungr uosS
@0altirnen. gelsr unO tStprrlhe SdrGts
glsruenitmGtc, SmpUierj, Shninr1uGt uuo Gpi.
Itpiir Iiipen In DR.. Culverwells 'Radica Re-
genator" Gin WhtfI msldlss lid bur6 IanatGb
riae p5ifuna, ais caS rinjiss SuuerIdfse 5sIImit.
tel fir bic Obtgc Rrunftsit rspabrt tnt.
Gs III ii latm, In 9lrp go,t. s. 6. gBe1e
u. SO , 1l5 5rantln CIR 9tbratam Calm
SuwHp, Gdr @ranO Ctr 8pnon: gpeefS u.
pcttrr, ITO gEaf6nstcn Ctr. 5tGburDt, MoiT
s 6. 6ariman II. 60. go. 8 Nmrican SOuI'
.SlCd. Yttlabetptia: 3. 81 Calender. 3tc unp
gBaInut Ctr. SnO. Stomtr, 403 Gttfrut Ctr
pitttturgb: Ssrrg Minsr, II unp 73 Ste Ctr
Baltimore: Srtb 9. Sarcr. t09 9G. Baltimore
Str. Cincinnati: Sobn D. Yart. Gde Ate unt
sRalnut Str. 3, q Satre 50. q. gB. @ds
4ts unO Sne Ctr. Gbiragc Sml!h II. Drptr
81 Qote Ctr gcp Srlrdrs 3. 9B. gBrtabt
u. Co., 81 &bnrtrrs ct Scruntc 2y nan &n.
OF II. Co., Ate Ctr. Qaprrrrt 9uilpines. ct
ecuit @C(Iins SrOS', Nn6feIesr bon s.. 8lafs'
lfs. Gdf 2ts unb 9ne Ctr. uno bireet BON trr
Sauptaasntm Gbalce I. 6. Rhine, u. Co.,
1877 9orsry. gltp gOrf.
9rtte pr. 8rr 50.
Cine flfine S6rift, rCrin bic f&rtdliarn Sci,
aer oss eallus sur Warnuns Der Sussno, mil
Neilsrf&aft ssI&ilOrrt IN, wtrb gratis unb franco
na6 alien Gbeilen Der Ser. Gtadtrn unp Glrabu
"srlarbt, wsnn man TG Iartftlia an bic Inter
;siGnetfn psnptt.
Gbas. 3. e. Glinr h e..
1877 Sowup glsp gOrf, gpfsSqr 1886
Sarulr 81 1865. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-25
Dir Albrigbt Oel Gompagnir
in GSemanap Gamntb. 9Ja.

tn SenangU Ganntb. asa.
capital 100000 Sbaler Antbril So
Saartpertb.
StrbeiteuScs GapitaI $4,000
SrsaniIirt untsr Der atts BON SuIt 18, 1868.
9rsfirsnt-- -a&tt. 8. G. 9cnsnsdsr, alentuur-
9. prsHpsnt--Dr. 6. @. Narttn, @ltntaun.
Sserstar II. ShaBmriltr-Drs 8. .. Barnes
Qarntaun.
Eireeters:
@&!s. s. 6. eOusnrder. allmtaun, ga. ,
Com. 6aS.. qlsntaup, ga. Or. s. 9. Bar
mes, gusntaun, So. 6iram s6ans. Gsesr
Bountuin aIa Ballet, Srnalssc" 60; ) Y.
5cfmau, alsntaun, ga. MlItOn @pOp1;, spet'
lapsIptta; ptuOn aItriStt uub 6. O, Narttn,
A(lsntaun.
Sfffce, @llentaun, ga.