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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19
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MARRIED,

A. the residence Of the brides father, at Am
boy, Illinois, on the Sd of April, 1866, by Rev.
Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. JACOB 0. DoEsBUR0, of Hol-
land, Michigan, and Miss MARY GRACE PER-
oNNEr, of the former place.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19

APRIL, thus far, has been very fine for
agricultural operations, and our farmers
have improved the opportunity, blowing
and sowing spring grains oxtensissly.--
The roads are thoroughly settled, and,
for the most part, nearly as dry asin June.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19

" q I
| 0 Our citizens were universally stricken
with profound grief on the reception Of
Shocking intelligence Of the Simultaneous
assassination of President Lincoln and
Secretary Seward. No event of so start
ling a character ever before transpired to
mark the pages of history.
Throughout our village business was
almost Immediately suspended, the bells
of the several churches tolled mournfully,
minute guns were fred, colors appropriate
| y draped were to be seen floating, half
mast, from public offices, places Of bust
ness, private residences, vessels, steamers,
DC, DC. Ha De e9'ea a
On Sunday evening, the following day,
a large union meeting assembled Mt the
Presbyterian Church, where appropriate
and impressive religious exercises were
held. The church had been tastefully
|festooned with evergreens and draped in
the emblems Of mourning.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19
Roback's stomach Bitters,

We call the attention Of the public TO the ad-
3vertisement Of DIR. G. w. Robaek,s Stomach Bit
tiers in another column These Bitters have be-
come quite popular wherever used, and have re-
3ccived many enconiums, of praise from those
who have been the recipients of much benefit to
Ia disordered system from their use. The-peouli
Iarities of the climate of our State render Q
blood purifier and stomach regulator indispen-
gsably necessary at certain seasons Of tho year.
by purifying the blood and properly regulating
the action Of the stomach and bowels, many, IL
mot all, of the troublesome diseases Of this cli-
innate might and would be avoided. DIR, Roback
presents his remedies to the public for this spe-
1ci6c purpose. without recommending them for
{" all the ills that man is heir to- Try these
Bittersa 1t needs but trial to convince all Of
their worth.-Lansing, (Mich.,) State Repubh-
lean. [nSo7w4.]
For sale by all Druggists.
Office and Mandatory, Nos. SO, IS, go and
s: East Third Street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19

THs Philadelphia Navy Yard swindIers
have been made 70 disgorgs seventy
thousand dollars. sar- va
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
Sine NQrte at CSnpAlibe.

Sin Nrsbiarr wel&er wdtrrro or In Glib u
inertia wctnbOit mar. bat sin etnfahse Miitfl 9e'
aen neruEle S@matbtit, irutcs V'rfalcn. 8raufs
brlicn Der 8ar uno ScmtraI Sr9anrn. 70 mic
ptr san,en 3us zen tlncrbnunGcn, .ptItr curh
peretrblid,e une lansrbaItr @ttrdudr prruradt
uerOsu, etfmrsn. GrOee 3abtcn lirc bfrsio
Itbcn eurirt wcreen, tuh ttcies pprtrtfat6e Dell.
nittsl Qnsstristsn bard ras Serlanssn ben
ttrantrr unb llnstddl!den su bclfsn, aecenfr i'd
pa0 Rr,spt tim bic RGeiSin ,u3ubasiten unp 81
asbrdutm In tiacm onfitaeltn Gpcetrps 81 IL
asnc Stmanb 40 lsHscu, str GO nctRprnpi9 Bat
unO swar T ei ,pVn 6 Zen. E-. aE
Sri % gut unb, ftlrss sine, ssadmptrn Gn
veIryc, an 5ts fslbf aprresht elm. @eersBtrs an
..r.S asa SoIcpb 3. Snman,
"a. @taticn D @itsl 5aus, geupprt GtlY-
Setuber l9. 1864. nails
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03

) MeIre 8Id NGfnts WH3
y. y. q f. "tf's -
Slniorp 5t,p5cn. Gccper1bar9
Smtc fl MOrsr GrtrIsrtawn -"
Samuct 2erA itrCtOasptte, Ncrth.@C.
per.ortn pie ibr Gisentbum octlitnt su ba6en
i5nnn fA an tr9snO stasn rsr obt9en
Wn1ra i5 1s65. ra6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
90ijucy5tppn Sefcll
uno 8le1 @ oarcnlo o9er.

ocm 5rubrn., %mtcr' bic gum Sod Sftn. Str
mB3st i'm SADIE rsr Sse en- trau6en mas tbr
mrlt, 70 stbt nur yu gBet tbntr in MtlIerss
tOrn, Der tnnn sua pamt prrlsbrn, unr 5par an
Den duerrit biui5sn Yrrtltn.
Ssine 8lrApdarcn. Die 81 elmer ,6austaltuns
setrauctt wertr, iiuo INNER rru Gt5is ootr wers
ipm auf 8sittaana ssmatt. 3nls uHp SuPfsr'
gEaGrcn llet5 an 0anp.
Eag- IGGu mtr6sn nit Surfer pbr 9lt6
Oaunboft bsrgsitrut unp Daf,ianm bet8etratt.
ssS- Reparaturen an Srfrn uuo ieosm an.
prrn Mttd ia lsinsm SADIE, wsrtn prompt te'
lCrat.
81 bIltet I'm scti9tn 3uipruH.
Trantli 3. 3Seionrr.
Mtasrttcwn, Gu8uf 1, 1868. na3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
81 Q rocco 6 E ; er.

yin re@t autCs 4fortsmsnt Bon Wannss aaA
2eeibS. Worotcc ecrsr. hu@ asinnslsbsr. spsT1sG
nod in gutter 3eit stns'I'st Durre, 1u tdbsn BEL
s, 3. Wotev
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
slJti10ler'8 0ttter8
nnter 6Cn brorCn SoI0lttn.

2rirt fcteerpeo 3ruapib pen einem Soitatcn.
-S,ias 0isOtiin bat rnen lVldaen 9tubm rIldnst
buh wrneupotlr uno stitauneHfs Suysn. Gas
Eolaenoe TT nur circs untu ben oiclru 9tugntf
i'm, rsltc rrr @igcntbGmtr uaO 8afsrtiscr bic,
jct whtiamen gtlue pOn Gag Gag ertalt:
2oneaRfr, 81. MSrs 1865.
Srn. g. 0t16ler.-gGsrt4r Strr Gr.
laubtn Sifmir mtln 3rugr!b fir bic g1trfI Itmtct
9srs wtrtbpclsn 6rduttr. 9uttrb ts5Ufi8en.
50 tpar Gin Wttetico Don Gcmpars &, 797eS
Wroimrnt y. o. Sa e'm bIutistn Jlamgf ain
Gbielmuuaa (t 9trn Srptsu,trr 1863 par tas7g
I'M tbalrn @,fett uuc unBEGtlttsr gociIe rtrbs
i'd turA rtrr Ndrnie Stuget All trr r,Gten Gdts
res Rcrfso I&ru srrtrmbtt mpourh Gin Sttd
neirrs Sddocts Ycn tsr 05BBe zines gcrt ltaa
fsrs btnwroasrGfn pmre. g9ibrs B hte Bart tcs
lttentn SampfIs marCn bic 8rpunet!tn ftr
luirnarmtC ecirurfen, aut osm @Gla6tfeiof al
ltrosn. 9tIGe,m tdo rrWuncct pcrrtn, ida ith
as Gtunpm In t'iinrWgslCicn 3ultane tutit)n
pem Tsuer be tdmrIcrtrn NrmEer. gldn Dem
Trlauf pieIeg 3eit wurpC h rurd Die NebsI!en
,um Sci iueeusn senid6., na1 attaSta Gfnum'
men uno Niouatr bort gebaIttn. Gnte ttein
3eit rourre i'd aQeaemthIttt uub ttbttt 6dnliih
slIdcs uno barnttoeateridt nGn Sauls ;urit
sd mar, mis Id slaublt. In Gclss mfRT 91unos
6rfnunastcs ottabmt. Sctalp Id rd6 5luiS
fam, traann i'd, 9tr Srdutsr '8ttnS ,u se.
6rautm, unS su bitisr 3,it tann Id Umtulaufsn
uuo trrarts trnsn tur,sr :3rit oolltomnrn ttrge
left ,u Ieln. Nlcre Rslturs Dor odn,l,tsr
2atmuns strtarts i'd stn3s unp aleia 99'sm
SttrrS.
GIiia9 Gamma.
Sunt 6. 1865. ro3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
BefenfQ brtf.

Der t1ntcr3ritnste ma6t tsmit einsm Srrcbrs
tihn gubtfum unp ieinsn JreunDen tibertaupt
beflnnt. paB er bic SfrisrtRUn9 pUn BeIiaforns
8tirn nod INNER in leiner 5abrf fUrtbstrribt, an
No 1913 9DcI 6amlton Strabs. Utsrbalb Der
l0tcn, IN Qatntdln, mo er 9cren eintaost porsu.
iprsd,en. Der rtwas errartiSrs in btriem 5aGs
brauht. gs 1T nrtbwrnba trfdnnt Su maiden,
pob CT ietne 9 zen an Oen glsu gorf Hnp Y6,ta.
prlptisr Qrrln usrfduft uno pom rrn bffgrma6.
len liub, bic In rm WarFt bier ocer arrrrmGr!s
ntalitu gGtiIe gebgadt " rrn t6nnen. 2cutc,
bic 8eicn p.tfsrtlt babrn rNtlrn, FGmcn taiIdb,
nur III ibm trinQtn unb ptrrttr ttlteGn, urp itt
flnurn Ft poreuf YerlaiItn, pa6 er tbnrn 8.cn
bufeucn miro mpmit Aas suftceen frtn msrbtn
un5 ,uar in flrSsr BIT unp gu eanj tluiacn
Dr lGl;, &r ttttct Gsebntb TIN eentetsn gu
pIub. ,E f1
.. Dania 6crfh.
anertauu, Stpt. 10, 1865. nQ3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
Si1hrfNt

wirb bsrmtt aes,tsn, paB Der tlntsr;eitnsts ale
SrceulUr ron rCr ltntrtlalm daft of0 periIorbe.
nen Dan ir 2S or t. I btbin bon g8tiben'
Burg 5auaihip, 9sha angsIsut rporpen 1T. Ale
Dicieniaen pnb.r, ole nod an tsfaate 6intcrlol.
( nltalt i6uiOts iIno, wsrrsn berburdb aufGs.
forpcrt innevbalb 6 gGUfsn ansuruftn unb ab,u.
br,ahleu,--uno SoIdas. Die nod redtmdBtst In.
Ipriitt 6absn 1np aIeiGfaaS srId6t ioIfs inner
balb per b,Iagtfn 3stt wubItsadtist sin3utanoi'
gen an
SaUi6 8ert, Grecutor.
Septsmttr IL, 1865. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
3Wette 9tAtiDn0l 8anf,
ponQ ltent orpn.
Depo titcu- Yanh fir 1irgierunoO SelDsr
icpie 2IscnI fir b'n @afauf Der


Dtpoftcu- IjGnt fir 9irgierungO @eIOsr
icpie 2'8cnI fiji b'n gafauf Der
SictenaDrciBj8cr &cr. Staten Sones.
Dtsls iIub ;atlbar in Srrsi unb rinem balbtn
5abr pom 5tcn Jttruar 1865. ubrr rptnn ber
Saltcr rfs 8cnse &c p:rllnat, muB CO ibm bann
In Elm 500 Srnr umgspanbtIt rprrpen, wel6e
6 Yrc;rnt Goto SulrtlIen Irlaru, halbiibris
,atttar. Tide 7s30 Slnba traatn une elm
D,ittrI Drcjcnt 9utrciisr, baIbidtria jabltar an
irstnc cinsr 9ialtcnal 8aEt, Ubns GbSus. Die
tlrfa6c, raf Fs 7.30 9puts 8tranRt wstssns
III, irril Die 9rtr'I,n auf ..
$50 einen gen! Hss Gass tstraSen, a.a
100 ;ptt - 81. .H d.
500 jtBn - n...- .-. s.f
1000 ,wun;t9 -.--s5
Diclr Bombs Ih,b su tasrn in Summsu s1n
$50, 500, $500. $1,000 unb $4,000, unb Fne
lrri ron allen Staats., @auuts' pprr auetrn Sas
rsn. @tenfatlU 81 batsn; .r.rq -.f-ar
.s 10 40 gonos, ~. ia sssr 5ss
III Suapisn bon $50 Bic $1,000, tpslGe 5 Urus
sent Cob 5ntr'IIsntra8sn, tabjdtris SabIbar>
s wrojeut SutreTcn Roten e
urrom In 83abIna Der 7--3.i0 Bombs aass>
nommrR unp Die pCllcn 9ntrsIsn etIaubt, q
s,1 aur U-P@cte une 9H5er u, ~
miro Bttauit unb tne lt4fs 9rsmtufs bafar Be.
lattt. +i.' y,
g8tits.e gmttunft wirS nit 9nanGam srl6dlt
Won Cbartco ,. Sufd', Gairr.
S. S. 2fineD, preiioent. g e.,
aarntpwr, 6rbruar 29 1865. na-,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
Sefentli0e 9Senbu.

auf Samlags cen 30arn Srptrmttr mad
items, um II ubr Ohtta9s, lOucn om 9aule tse
uerfrrtrnen u bnm nrwert, Ii
0eiDdttra Gaunifip. 2sGa &auntg, fotgrnCe Ir
titel auI Gfft tltaer SsNpu psrtDuft w!rCsn, nam
tits;
Gin 5amilin 9fcrb, cine MtIdfu5, Z pcrtref'
Hoe S4aafs, Elm srpbea unp Elm flctnes 1GpdL.
0fuot9,iatrr, 9gi9en @FHae, Ggaen, G@iitta
0euiftterH uno Sotmtl. g8m0mlbls, Gperr..
Rii3 unb anosrr 5ittsr, 6oppslu, S6ppsn al
le,lst Sadtn, rrur Suftirn. alltS &iin, %
6pgstearS, 25 Gi9bt Sauyts, &ttnur unp 3l
Ser, etn 6csstcaO StiCu.Gbis, G'eTetre. gro
sf uno ttRine SG8en. SteinIate9el, &epFslmtiIle
rpFtmtbImater gGfatrr, Yumpenmader Sc.
ittrr, 9enIaosnbcI,, 0htpetit unp 6tfhfn
8rrtter, Ylanfen, &epfsmibl gBal;en, 0ah'
ShlGic. 5 Brett. 8siIfn, Dsfa, Bptren, )
5ru6trsfFer. cine sruBe Got &5tSpss, Stlctfiten,
10 gutr 8uftsl'Sadr, gBrijen, Safsr, @'runts
teersn beim 9u1Gst, StrOb, Seu, Sbmet. Sim.
otby y'Sanmtn -& brnfa no: Die fOlgsnre
6aus .@rdibIhaften. nGmltb: Better uno 9etts
laOen. Slide. Stiibte, ySArdnfe, ubr, 6cIsIiiir,
SGnfe. 9Rcttile, 8crtn, SpinrrGEsr, gicnt,i,
III, @tIcntaien. alerlrt &u6cnaerdtti6aiten unp
ionl nr4 .ieIe Asttd gu umidnpli:h 81 met-
eGl.
Tie 8eoinGun8fn am Serfaafsa8t unb guf'
Dartur0 con
sSs 5':: S:s;S $;5s$:'; ;5ss"::; Ssss"::' n'"ss'.
t,Q,,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
Die Nlt q y | III It ! I {

= \ 1nF u y llt u \
II non 8ad1rnsn ebaut, III 60 bel so 8uf,.
ithT StCt bed, NIT Ddor pom ben tslten
5en6 Bun Sensn, NIT 0lIen 9crGbnlttcn on'
baron SsrbcHGureen. I'm en- ItDnro &aufmnnrs'
grl6dft, 70 ptc Ituubsn. Arbsit, gu tbun-mtt
cinrr BaTlr @emas Die In es6a @auntp nttt
dtsrtrpffen mirp - Oas GjsbduOs ID neu inpem
es erii in 1887 Crtaut purte.
Ginc GYvs Wublr Al bri Sc 6uB. tpd6e
aGcn fir picifn @isihdi,s 3pei9 tsnuBt w'tr,
teF rst Gh ttcnfads nuf Dem Gtgcutbum. .-9n
3viab gu rer MubIr bsfinbGt Itp nod ttns 9rU6:
Jrames Steurr. 6l bsi %, ttn Stau "a bri %,
elm 8Irdbaus 25 td 16 ein gcSer Sdwstne.
lau auf penn SsrmBlen unc 10 aebbren Adtr
pom teilen gBisisnlarS ba,u.-6uri ein @t9eR'
6um wts bslcs 1T nc d. nemdl5 In ctfiem @aun-
y gum @eyfauf orgebCtrn wUrben, unp TT nVbl
pie gufmO famteit pOn &auFafi8en in Der nate
urb 6crre Dertb.
Ole 8crilsunacn am gtrfaufstase unb auf'
wartura pm1 pas 9parD ecr Serna!ter.
Noron IS. 9tenin9er. Qreitt.
gB III. 3. Stumtr, Ssuetar.
Scpt. 10, 1865. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03

rpoIle btn GirnttrCr rrn N0entaun urb or lime, /,
atnl arSs0iu, pag CT Ole Qruct ce ron Rgciilu,
in NUuLCuu. unp ,War an rtt Ten SroFe, unTtrs
balp Ger iolu Tito t., btuabt sr0 'EUpir ptm NHdtmcr
orf Ct8 Aotu. Sabmau SHErpet nccb i'm rGr fcrt
fgt.-9r bat ots Ghrs 0tbltt ~ rem wirt us
oca Cops, in btn Srtfsn ~ & rrsrldGtur9.
Gtou ERerrilt. Sroutttrw@rcif13, II. ~. "a 9.s
FGr,u. uuC "a ct rcrItietCne !ccfpttattr untrr fi
net alfncbt bane, 10 tot II ib arcls &.fabrou9 in
otr @lnto StntisEunrt mo ron btu @stOnrtun
Qen onpger arantGettln lit. rhaupt ;rQCjc3tu. per
GcttCr bat rCsdm669 GratUnt m t,m nSrffcr
fen MP ottGI y elle9i M" roll QhhoeIis
pbja. uno bat GltOt,tu 0ttyrt wGbr'no oCn tcEs
ten Is Sahrtn. ga CT ytI Grfabrurl 9ehatt IN
FER YChau. luna ron atuacr, Io crtittu Ct rb tcs
cubCrs Die @uUit Sotdlr u'I,ht Gn et II rptthtis'n
Sr9onsn ptrdntt hnb-tonem CT ptrttu foj send
plerCr bCr9rtcllt bot, tic ftt = hrcn 81 tre acnt
In Nnp. Gr rucItG aub rIe NufmCrtlalt tsIi euit:
oecn Ct bitten, tic on 6 hrcntfdh en- 81 t n E.
bsiteu Eeipsn, ots pS 9EoFarfnd)t CHr pdd'e CT
Gin tsnabs uu'cb.ta ~ NIiud tnD. RroU'hfttn
oCs Mieren, Hheumntim, RsirelS'a, CtreIilhr
pUitCn, Tt0rbee uno 8ubr, lptlhs CT ccvaIbt in
oeri0 offs o:r haItCu 3stf. Gls ourd III 9cr GAn
dSu 1Etttst aurtrcn gu tGnrsn. rem rCllluosn Siu.
cScltre. coer SerQtEBtrhra fes nalfs. pttes, SRa'
raemuS cotr ltufSehrura in Nnpsrn, traritif Ncpf:
pth. SOpcnurm, MlslauhsIia. 5reula, crsr&lnes
VCtc'. GpkrNn. oNtt faiieRFe Rrarthett, Q1trtf,
oats. Setter 0rorthsitcn fsusn BIC OamSn unttr
merfn ftne-fc mie Rrantbstttn, Der eebCr, err
eup9s une ors (otrSsne. -
S1rem CT ouhisr 9R,rc;iu fGr 0abrtn protiitit
bat lC III cgr Or. i'm Stanrre uuo no lris au
y tcuCn III rGrueiIn,. ntIhe futh ibu rcu tsn
m,ifru ana fdhrtrn 0rorfhtitn atbeit mcroen hno.
7tns A1iprittG prn ber'@tort tret ocm eonre
srhatEn bel Sag rosr 3stt prcmpts Iufmertfom:
telt. 81 ... y IS.
gNici;jncn fscrat CT fd5f on ollie TaticutCu, eit
IL .ff
lie a2trbEiftu.
eciuc frttbcrc ia:
ticuteu.
ltl,ntaur, gcpt. 26. }S65 nal1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
'TrQuben 3rQuben E.

GultSrtc 9rauttn, IN arp6cn unb fIdrtr
G.uantitdi5n. ron itetr @elfdRttn6eit, HUben
an b'n t84lGu Yrs6sn tur& BIN llntsr;si&nstsn
getaaft. IT.
l(ueufius Solmer,
gBoIrug unb t2te Stra5s. 8tnbtna. Sd.
Dag~ 1Jr giafwelunssn bslItbt man Onaus
rufcr tsi Q'w's 2Iun'p In aGsntpwn, ru III.
s'pt. 5, 1898. III na6a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03

E4l tftSt
tptrb serrthtrt In ofln fsirfH prrfttfttnsn Bret
9rn, On trraFneT'ttr Nrd1tn.
ses~N te Wrto 10, ais ME RrpIrr Wff
ina. 3nn. glei 1t. +. IT,, nib g;touft unb Sers
fault.
8ufit an nnN T'bft rrs frilc rnb "a Tuac Gf
fcrmrrt nuFrrbntb Y5ifntFvta. aufn'tbrn II
rinrm S'Ytc wrlher bon ttinen anberru iiterircf.
fen mib.
Rod R rra's unb 6eatc's mrrecn auf Srtrr
unb ben tiGa0n N'ten aufpelett
SohI SEoorcn 8ieodciirn. urb Sunttrte oon
artun Turnil6una Grtif1 al ;abtre6 III mrlpsn
-fnr rtrrfa1s GIfr ~ Gabcn.
Setre 8etruna plrb oemoft RE Grtitet 40
,eia'n--urp wrrte aud nft tIis rrnn Sbr nitt
ftuft.
limos Gttin8er.
gcptemtrr 26, 1865. ratU
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03
gSpllt tbr ,upbifeii faufem,
So gebt an Il1iIliam Strip . wrbIfriIcn
Stietfl- unO SOub- StObr,

Stalr Shab', brittle GtIe untrr Seftrl's
9lmfriean Sutel.
gBO br liabtn wsrrct. oas itSnas unb "a
bette aGOrtemert rpa Stirfeln S4utsn
unD 9tubbcr llsbnlhubsn, aus ben belten So
&hy 5abriten, paS j. nod in Ausntaun SA<Rsss
gum gntauf ouJetUtm wurrr. uno ,war aubers
Ortntl4 moblitjl fir 9uareetO. SOmmt. cbet
unb priifrt fir eutb lebl. SD Fam wUbIlcttr
unfaGfsn. ipea idb cine btaia'rc Nente BABE benn
rssnO stn anperrs @tatllsmsnt. gBsnn tbr o
prc5ent eripar'n nett, 10 ruict an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-03

gFas Nrtrn bon RoG utb 6B m3ssSeFn an
berab9tl, Bttn Vrsiisn, -0aS bette -
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The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

OPPosITIoN.-The Nicaragua steamer Mo.
ses Taylor sails on the 18th inst, connecting
with the Golden Rule on the Atlantic side.
The Taylor is a safe and comfortable steamer
the Golden Rule is unrivalled for speed and
comfort. The time-which, by the way, is
the great point with travelers-is from two
to five days quicker on this route than by the
old monopoly via Panama. The existence of
an opposition on the ocean route creates a
healthy competition, which insures on both
lines much better treatment of passengers
and low fares. Let every one buying a
ticket, therefore, do it with a view of sustain
ing this healthy state of things. Let them
patronize the opposition. The old line has
already robbed California of money enough
to enable old Gwin to buy Dukedom and
keep their line on for years. We venture the
assertion, too, that rebel officers will not be
found on the Taylor.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

We are advised by persons recently from
Yreka1tha George Observation-Disclosures of
that eminent young man, Ridgely Great.
house, who was convicted of piracy and
breaking his parol, at San Francisco, and
from there sent, at Uncle Sam s expense. to
Fort Lafayette, from whence he escaped-is
now Lying around loose" in the northern
part of this county, fugitive from justice,
there being warrant out for his arrest on a
charge of treason. Poor George! We knew
him when good men sought him for his yir-
tues, real or supposed, that they might grasp
his hand in friendship, smile and bid him
God speed as he passed through our town.
Now how changed Good men shun him as
they would leper. and all because he would
have torn the country of his birth from the
map of the world. A mere trife in 1860
but in 1865 the thing is different. Now talk
ing treason and |" free speech" have different
meanings in the eye of the law.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03
DIED.

At the rcsdencsof his brother, Reids Ferry,
May. 18th, J. NJ. Reid, late of Austin, New, aged
~ years. Deceased was born in the State of Ten
nessee, emigrated to Illinois 1880, and came to
California in lS49.
At Buckeye, May 29th Sarah Jane, only daugh-
ter of William and Sophia Hanlon, aged years, 3
months and days.
In Shasta, May 26th, of consumption, John A.
Fowler, aged Al years, formerly of St Joseph, No.
Deceased came to California in 1852. Arriving
at Sacramento he took the position of Deputy
County Clerk, position for which he eminent
ly qualified. Afterwards he was City Clerk of
Sacramento. At the time of his death he was Dep
uty Clerk of Shasta county. During his sickness
he had the care and attention of many devoted
friends and followed to his last resting place
by large and respectable concourse Of mourning
friends and citizens
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

PRoGREssIoN.-Inventio and improve
ments are lot entirely confined to the Yankee
nation. Chickens up this way are on it some.
In the vicinity of our town is young rooster
who came into this world with the locomotive
improvement of an extra leg, set little
abaft the two which are natural to the nom
progressive, ordinary bantam. For time he
used this limb as a propeller up hill, and a
sort of break when descending. Now he
uses it, not as propelling power, neither as
stopper on down grades, but lets it stick
out behind as convenience to rest upon
when he crows, or wishes to throw himself
back on his dignity.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

THE CONCERT. The most pleasing enter
tainment ever given in Shasta, took place on
Monday evening last. They came among us
just after the Bell Ringers. Our citizens had
been samewhat sold by the big illuminated
bills of that company, - la circus and as
natural consequence, the turn out to hear
Hayward & Hall was not as large as it other
wise would have been. The performance
was excellent, Mr. Hayward fully sustaining
the reputation given him by the press all
over the State. Mr.. Halls performance
upon his magic bugle is magical. His play
ing is so far superior to anything we had
thought possible that we cannot account for
it by any natural law-there must be magic
in it. The miserable apology for a bugler
that accompanies the Bell Ringers-ofcourse
as compared with Mr.. Hall-for his own
credits sake should have his bills so changed
as not to expose him to comparison with the
man he SO poorly initiates. When Hayward
d Hall return this way they may safely look
for bumper. There is nobody mad here
except those who did not attend.