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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

A company Of Jeremy Diddlers-
strolling players, gave nightly exhibitions
at Webb's Hail last week. The whole in
stitution was n grand swindle. Every
one who was induced to attend their per
formances, left the hall in disgust. and
considered themselves badly sold. They
left town last Monday, strangely neglect
ing to settle their bills. Good enough for
you gentlemen, you had no business to
place the least confidence in such a gang
A gay and festive party We're thsy-No.
bility on a ''splurge-on"-The Clifords.
Murrays, Richmonds, Gerald Fitzgeralds,
&C., &C., taking a little recreation in the
country rusticating for the benefit of
their health. We hope this community
will not be afflicted in like manner
again.
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ladies ssuOdS.

The Misses Formuu nave just returned
from New York. md with il rich and
"~'"uiiy selected stock Of Millinery.
comprising all of the latest fash unable
styles OF Bonners, Hats. and Trinrngs-
Miss NJ. Z. Forman observed the utmost
care in her selections to obtain the very
best and most generally acceptable styl les
OF millinery in the metropolis Of fashion.
Several weeks We're spcnt. in selecting
from among Ibe choicest stocks
Ladies will do well 10 visit their rooms
Nov. l-lw
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Local and Personal.

Bear in mind that VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison, the famed and talented editor o
the Boston LiBerat0r, delivers the frs
lecture of the Polemic Clubs Course, OF
next Monday evening. He has for many
years been among the leading minds in
the nation, giving shape and direction &c
public sentiment.
One of the arch trusses of the new
iron bridge in process of erection across
the Mahoning river at this place, was
blown over by the high wind on Saturday
last. The accident was unavoidable, but
not of a serious nature, and did not delay
the work more han twenty-four hours
Quite a number of hands are engaged in
the construction of the bridge, and under
the energetic management of the Con-
tractor, Dir. Searles. will be o compile
Ted.
A man named James Buckley, met
with quite a severe accident at the lin
seed oil mill Of Dawson, Hoyt & Co., last
Friday. He was engaged in greasing the
machinery with a cake Of tallow, when
his fingers were caught in the cog wheels
and badly crushed. He suffered an am
pntation of one of his fingers, and may
lose another.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Atlantic & ct. Western R'y, held in New
V1,l- lat v-ool- - v-,- ,,--r-,a =. -,
move the Transfer Depot from Leavitts-
burgh to Warren, and to concentrate the
business of the road, now done at three
depots in this township, to one point,
which viii be the upper depot. The
work is to be done within two years. This
resolution, of course, is based on the pre-
sumption nat the citizens of Warren
will fulfil their proposition IN regard to
right of way, dc.
The Sociable ana reunion Of the
I25th o. V. l., at the Gaskin House last
Friday evening, was not a success. The
weather was u~nfavorable.
The Mexican Emigration Agency
opened in this place last week, has ca
fumexed. Gen. Ortega's purse proving
too shallow for the numerous bills pre-
sented by the Agencies, he wouldn't
recognize them. The Agent at this place,
shut shop and started for the perilous
and slippery realms of Pithole.
Mr.. Samuel Elder of this place has
left upon u table specimens OF emery,
margarine and cotton stone, recently OBJ
tanned at Chester, Mass. The emery is a re-
cent discovery, ami the only mine known
on the American Continent.
We are indebted to Mr.. IRWIN BUT
LER, of Nashville Tenn, for a piece of
music entitled The Rival Songsters."-
Words by Miss E. A. Starr; music by VIM.
Wolsieffer. The music is dedicated to
Mr.. Butler.
President johnson, by proclamation,
appoints the first Thursday, 7th day of
December, 10 be set apart and observed
as a day of National Thanksgiving.
There is a report in circulation that
the A. & G. W. R'y Company are nego,
tiating with lines of railroads south of
the Erie road for an outlet to New York.
via. the Philadelphia and Erie, and three
other shorter roads, on which it is pro-
posed 10 lay a third rail, from Corey
This would shorten the distance to New
York Ga miles.
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Accident

The Conn. Record says that Among
the twenty-five different Western Acct
dent Insurance Companies, are several OF
doubtful security"
Such companies have no actual capital,
which is the only indemnify to the policy
holder, the only security for the sum as
sured.
We advise all TO insure against acct
dents in a safe and reliable
such as the HARTFORD ACCIDENT INsUR,
ANCE COMPANY. Our readers should re-
member that the Hartford Company is
the only Accident Insurance Company
doing business at Warren. that has an
actual cash capital all paid up. The
Hartford Company IS the only Accident
Company that IS known to have ever paid
any losses in this section. Within the
last sixty days this Company has paid
: ,4SO 80 TO citizens of Warren. Rayenna
and Akron alone.
The Hartford is the Pioneer Accident
Insurance Company of America.
The only Agent at Warren, is WHIr-
rLEsET ADAMS. Office in McComhs &
Smiths block, Main Street.
Oct. lS.-tf
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NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFiCE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
A~SHINGTnN- 0ctOhar Tfh 1879

INEAoOTI U~GFNHIMENI,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCy.
WASHINGTON, October It'll 1865.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented Il
the undersigned. il has been made to appear tbai
The Trumbull National Bank of Warren" in the
town OF Warren, IN the County of Trumbull and
State of Ohio. has been duly Organized under auJ
according to the requirements of the Act of Con-
gress, entitled An Act 70 provide a National Cur
rency, secured by n pledge Of United States bonds.
and to provide for the circulation and edempti
thereof. approved June Sd, 1884. and has complied
with all the provisions Of said Act required to be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore. i. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
Trumbull National Bank Of Warren, in the town
Of Warren, in the County Of Trumbull, and State
of Ohio, is authorized to the business of
Banking under the Act aforesaid.
LSEALI IN testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal Of Office. the 7th day of October, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARK. Comptroller.
Oct. 25-9m
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Looking Glasses.

The Great American Looking Glass Co.
have established AN agency at Andrews.
Weeks * Co. where a large and varied
assortment Of glasses at wholesale and re-
'aII will be kept constantly on hand at
manufacturers prices
Nov. I-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
A good Thing.

The Universal Clothes Wringer, sold
10y RuPr ( Son. at their Cookery Store.
is the best thing of the kind in the world.
1t IS fast taking the place of al other
Trineers, because it does its work better.
easier and is more durable. Call and ex-
anime il.
Oct. 25-2w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

Ofthis duh sickness at my heart, afraid.
Bat IN cases OF cATARRH. a single bottle OF
DR., b. H. Seelye's LIQUID cATARRH RENE
DY will ALwAYs effect Il permanent cure,
thus preventing Bronchitis or Consump-
tom
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Sewing Machines.

! will sell and deliver the A Howe Sew
ing Machine for $50, in Trumbull, or
Mshoning County, and warrant them for
one year. S. A. CORBIN, Agent.
Nov. l-3w
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3 Splendid Assortment

or fine English Pocket EHirss, Razors.
and Silver Platef Table K5irss. Just re.
ceive.j at
KINGS JEWELRY STORE,
bct &)-2~ Min St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Statesmen Wanted.

Any wishing permanent or temporary
employment. ear if competent ano
worthy find a situation both pleasant and
lucrative by applying in person. to
w. ID. BAKER.
No. D., Main st. Warren Ohio
Oct. .. iS65-2w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Something New.

The peroseopie spectacle viii suit all
kinds Of eyes. Persons using glasses
will do well to call at
Nov. l-3w J. VAUTROT & Cos.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Land Contracts!
eUEG-GFainH Deeds!

Just printed, on improved forms. for sale
a. the CHRONICLE office. Also. all kinds
oi Justice and Constable Blanks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Only Forty 7s0EiarS

You IN buy o. -Jod >tc"ud nu.t sew
M MTchItr, ~"airnu5-, "u. Var. for
forty .@.ui,-Is. aj
FIELD * TURNER'S CIrrhnrs Store,
Nov. I-lv Ma. IL Min 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
A PLACEMENT.

Henry H. Hine, PIT. Before Daniel Earle,
against HJ.P.,NeWtO township
On the 9th Day Of October, 4. D. 1865,
Said Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of eighteen dollars and
seyenty-fye cents. Said cause set for trial NOvem-
Der p, A.. d. 1855.
HENRY II. HINE.
Oct Is, ls65,-SW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
One OCaEse

L0r1sst Stocks OF Fine S,irer Plated Var.
ever bsouch; into old TrmJuH. Jus.
what Is wanted for "a Bridal Gin or a Hot
E3gy Present at
KINGS on Main 81.
Oct. 25-1w
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Hoop Skirts.

Just received Forty Dozen of our cr!e
bralea Wire Extension skirts. uranuiac
tuned from q uew Patent Double refined
HaNi .le steel al all sizes and ~>;,l,~.
ANDREWS. WEEKS x CO.
Nov. I-3v.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

Vautrot has just returned from the
Esst with % splendid stock Of JewlIy.
Watches, Cutlery, and plated goods.
Nov. I-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
SHRIFF'S SALE.
~ IN TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
John +. Beaver,1

Gideon StrOck.
By virtue Of an execution issued cut Of the
Court of Common Pleas, the above ease. and to me
direct and delivered, 1 have leyid on, and shah
EXPOSE to public Sale.
On S7t0 iay, the Al dayof N0Ucm5sr, 1868,
az ~. g House in Warren. and between the
hos 81 "s and fve.o'elock Of said day. the fol-
lowing de. ribbed Real Estate. t0-wit:
situate in Newton Township. No. 3. IN The 5tb
Range Of TOWNSHIPS in the Connecticut W csteru
Reserve, in the State of Ohio. and which is also iu
the County Of Trumhull, and is known by being
the South part of Lot No, /. in section No. -. b.
township a Newton. or town No. g IN 9th Range Of
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, ia
the state Of Ohio, being ut n post at the Southwest
corner OF Land in said lot heretofore decided by
James Stanley, thence North 70. NCsst Is pcrches
IS links on said Stanleys West line to a post. thence
South So, West one hundred and eighty rods aiouE
said line, to apOst, thence South Is perciCs lSiuE-
TO a post, to the n. W. Cotner Of land belouliugt5
the heirSOf James Bold. in lpt Np. ,. II said sect.
No. q, thence North S., East 65 perchcs ard g
links along the North line of said lot No. =, to the
place of beginning, and ecntainiugS 81 52-iQt acres OF
land, be the same more or less. appraised 81 455i CO.,
IrmS Cash. JOSEPH a.. BUTLER.
Sherif's Office. Oct. !. 20.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Proceedings OGCOurt--2d w eek
o. October Term.

oi0c'0"eFierhl'
- IF lna.,.oI ~ Webb Of ,L
cont ,I,... md - 10 ii.nj.-a3 irnc
~brou,h, 10 , I,.r5.. dn.ir, r..s,ior.
- NJ, N.,-, mas.
cd f,r s~s,,i,a.,
=. J.R punisn US F-.a-i, r yuolas
pa.se6 f.f settlement.
Sc. .I.an Horn va Man, R-.-rr 81. al.
trial TO g.r,I on p. wrif of .ir.rm.nf.-
! Indictment lcr rlafu,.T Defend ... o.
manded ri cal aafeh wa ..l..4a ,nd
bonds fixed ~ 500.
81. M,r.a... .i.:o, IS A.i,u T NJ
ner. for h.~.a 49,. u.t 20 iar,: yrrdic,
| ~.ailtv. tr. ,,ar..ar, ihu, lr5us he re-
puted f.l!. ar,hs cbfId. or.iared to pay
$3.50 and costs of prosecution.
co. TAYLOR & I.rm,.son ~. John Rush.
an anne led -ril fl, reference tn the sale
Of a dersc,ae s,,.rrmen horse: coptin-
ned on motion or sf.udantarh his costs
81. CarciH ". Even vs.. David Erwin.
| ct. al. aurc.ird case. continued.
81. Adm. of Charles Miller vs. Rufus
H. Clark. sui, 10 recover damaged for the
dec. plf. Miller. vEowas sho, 10y defend
ant last fail iu Bracevil1e: triad TO jury,
who retired ~ the ju~ry-roonl and after
remaining a long time. were finally called
into Court aud dismissed. being unable to
agree upon q, verdict.
G.. john Par.ridpa -. Alex. Neon
nell: trial Jury: verIi~' for defendants:
plh. demands - tria.. which Is allowed
by entering into bonds Of 500.
90. Louisa X. Atwood vs.. Collins At
wood. prooee-d;nrcf Sheriff Sslc. whicl
on examination wer. a., Foved and deed
ordered
u lanes r RAIDER Wife -. Madison
Geddis & Wife civil action. but @cou,in-
ned.
~ Christian Hann;poerys Ssr,h Hen
miner. divorce. trial tn Courf and divorce
granted.
II. VIM. Roland, ys. Mark Do, le. trial
to Court. divorc. for def. milf eiyes mo-
tice of appeal: allowed and hond fixed AT
$50.
81. Ceresta T. Knapp Vs. Franklin
Knapp. divorce. deere in Journal and
child remanded to its grandfather VIM.
Knapp. ESQ.
IS. solomon Kline vs. Ziba Casterlina.
al. leave 10 make Adm of Craft
party ~instanter and trial to Court.
q3 Annett WocdrutF v. Alex. : Stew
art. civil action. leave to fIe amended
instanter. aud continued with
leave to plead.
"a. James N. Reed, ct. al. vs.. J. P.
Baldwin ct. al. delt. offers To confess
Judgment for $500 and costs on first da}
of term: trial to jury; verdict for pI,i.,
damages 1919 3I-lOp Def. Baldwin de-
manded ID trial, allowed. bail fixed al
500.
81. IL. L. Paine vs.. Fitch b. Lewis. dis
continued without prejudice to either
party.
%. d. Lonemore vs.. r. \. Baldwin.
trial 70 ;urv. verdict for def, nltff de-
manded I'd trial: allowed and bond fixed
at 500: Judgment IN verdict.
100. David L~onelnore vs.. John Gala
han. ct. al. settled at defendants cost.
I0I Horatio Baseom vs.. Reuben Hine.
assault and battery: trial TO Jury: verdict
for pItff.. damages s..
IO2. Ohio VS.. Reuben Hine; assault and
battery; trial to jury: verdict not guilty.
los. Admr. of Thomas Pew vs.. John r.
Wood: dismissed.
10. Chas. MilIikin vs.. John r. Woods.
ct. al: Judgment on default SlO9 2Q-IO0.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

Ey-See advertisement of Florence
Sewing Machine, in another column.
Nov. l-2w
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staAip! saaalp!! STamp!I
fut stamps ON vour Documents. All
SORTS always kept at
T.. !. McLAIN & SONS Bank.
Oct. 25-3w.
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A. G. MCCONNELL,
School Teachers.

OF APP
H PLICANTS for Certificates to teach Com
mon Schools. will be held at the Court House in
Warren. by the Board of County Examiners. on
Saturdays. Oct. I4th & 2Sth and Nov. N.
1850, Examinations Will Commence at 90 o'clock
An and close at 4, p. NJ. Each applicant is re-
quested by law to pay the sum Of hfty cents. which
is paid to the County Treasurer by the Examiners.
to be held as = fund for the support Of County In
StituteS.
Applicants will furnish themselves with postage
and States.
LAUREN COLEMAN.l
n. A. BARRETT, Exam.
II. J. CALDWELL
Sept. 2fth, 1S65-.w
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New Crop Illinois Timothy Seed
just received at
HOYT < STATIONS.

A Big Stock of Fall and Winter
Boots and Shoes st
WARREN & McLAIN'S.
Oct. 4th, 4w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
The Ego,ve sewing machine

The Howe Sewing Machine
The subscriber is sole agent for the sale
this machine in TrumbuH County. and
notice Is hereby given hat any person in
'ringing on my rights in this respect, will
he held accountable by law. The Howe,
Florence and Weed Machines are under
nv exclusive agency in this county.
Mrs. E. S. ADAIR.
Oct. iS-3w.
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Call ON Warren & McLain and see
heir Fall stock of Boots and Shoes. We
are selling cheap for the times.
Oct. iS-3w
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Fruit frees!

Fruit Trees!
A good assortment of Apple Trees can
be found IL milo from Warren. on the
river road, al
VIM. HAPGOOD'S Nursery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Musicians.

A baud ri ;-o musicians. sii ao!ored
men, Sgyiet ',s, Georgia Miusss,.,. and
who advertise themselves as having reeu
slaves at Macon until Within "a year OF
two, gave two entertainments lu tins
place, Monday -i:d rueaday evenings. to
large audiences. They profess 10 'epre-
sent the genuine Southern plantation
darkies, ia their peculiar extravaganzas.
This baud are undoubtedly ~pie,.iid ma
sicians. and perform therr parts in other
respects quite well a~ aay minstrel
troupe IN the country.
Last night being Hailov Eve, gave
some CT lhe boys about ,onn q rrrtext
for mouiging IN petty mischief
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Oct. 4tb, 4w

Boots and Shoes cheap for cash at
WARREN & McLAIN'S.
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Interesting Experiment 0' C1rbr'" Iron
Coayotn's Coof Works-Grs., e.. BogJ',
coal Nrrfs.c "a Success
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western Reserve Chronicle.

Hates Of Advertising,
Es-rweive lines equa' to one inch in space. make
square.
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Oct. 2j-2w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
9nbert Seorr upb Gtopton 86rc leben

albert @orc uno Glapton gSore leoeh
;nor nob, Iino ober lebenS9e tdpril0 oet. :.
lest. gubsr oirIen 3incern bat 99pto.n
QSare nod einen Scbn Der i'D l" Get
2(rmee beflnoct. ,r.
Di6t in Der 9tabbaribaft otS eapt.
g8 are ,robnte cine Samllle gtomens
Scott. Son oisIer bat man nlspte y:
rpieoer 8ebGrt uno man befur6te1' ooBI'e
in ZEN Stammen umsefommen 1T:
Sn Dem 6aufe SO. ll2G Ste SttoPS'
Dem erlten 0auie bon Ger SCplenpoto,
mobnte cine aus III Qerfonsn .bsitepein,oe
Eamilie oes 6rn. @borle6 2Srl9Dt. ues
ber oa8 S6itffa oieier perionen " = man !: N
polio i'm ltntlarcn. Dies Sane llt EN-,
oeifirit uno ipei6 man nob nlDt oo uno
ME uisl 9si6en i'm S6utt be9raosn lino'
Gs rirb icoenfoll6 nod meRTtslre 2LaS' %
oouern, bis fb Ger Serluit an Meni9en
Ilsben qenau bercbnen ldbt. SnjmllNeI
Ii(f NIT ,iemlider @emibbcit onsunepmIHena n
ooB se9en 90 perionen bei Dem un9Iu;a3
ouf cine i6auoererre9enoe Se'Ie UNI "
Geben famen.
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g4ifeubahn-1lualIh.

Sn Ieeter DienFoe @a6t als Die Qns
9eiteuten ouf Der Scranton Giienbabn
nit ben DampfnaBen beibd ftiot iparen,
ben S6nee bon Den SdDiensn me9jurdu:
men, rannten j,pei Der GneineS, in Sol8e
uon gta6ldisfeit, unfern Seranton wioer
cinanoer, rpoburb elmer Der Dampfnas
gen pon ben Sbienen 9eporfen, uno Ell
nen Qbban9 BON etrpa GO Sup in bic Sies
fe binab9eIbleuoert wuroe, nobel erei
ooer bier Menfhen ibr esben einbdbten,
barunter elmer Der Snesneurs, Dem aber
Die S6uIo cfs lln9Idf5 feineswe9s jur
9ait 9ele9t miro - uno Sobn oes 6errn
Sames 80. 8il Ion, bon Qaenteun, in iels
men 2Oar Sabren, oefen Gei6nam biebet
9ebrobt uno 9eitern auf Dem Union:
Se8rdbniBploee feiner gtube Gber9eber
nuroe,
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Setfd,aft oee 1eH. Narie.

SeF. 0auis bat feinem Gcn8reiIc cine
Sotid)aft in 8ctreff Der neutihcn 8riss
Observation-Disclosures ein9eibitet. Die
Wotiblft Ia9t i'm gSeientliten Spt9Cns
zee WreIoent Qintoln bat iih eemti3ert,
oem Sdoen7cinen @afenftiGfano Su be:
miai9rn; CT bat fo 9trpeisert, bic Gons
f6oCration oocr einJslne Staten SerIel.
Ben onSutrtenuen; ct bat Iib ac,pei9ert,
pie llnabbin9i9tcit ce5 Sdoens on5uers
ftnnsn, uno nur cinen Liberation 8ebraud)
feineS Se9naoi8un96rebtc5 in 2(usIidt
9citCQt. Bdbreno Der llntcrbanoluns
gen babe 2ineotn ctn Iiolhen 2(baeianc:
ten mit8ctbcilt, baB Der Gon9re3 oot
amendment 3ur 6onHjtutjon-Uouffdn.
oioe l(bInafun3 tet Sftoperei-an0e:
nommcn uao coeur,b Die 6 tloptreifr0et
Der Sontrollt ot6 grifo5ntcn voilitinoil
cnt3o9cn totlu, lpsbbalb iie AUDI MD
mtOr in oen SCrid)t Der ttntubanoIun0el
Qejogcn peroen f0nnr.
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Irnmsnfd,Iid,c 5hanetbat.

9Sor eini9eu SaBen erei9nete iit) in Der
N&De uon Snoepenoencc, &cntudp, fol-
oenoer entIebliber Sorfal, lreIber nur
u oeuttit jeiot, mic Der unmdbi9e Sc
nuB berauIbenoer @etrdnfe Mcnlben ju
Sbatcn perieiten fann, Dor rpClben iie i'm
uucbterMen Ii 3ultanoe jurG6ibauocrn
lptiroen.
Sn Dem 6ouIe tincs Soirom &Iect ma.
rem Gbt bis ;ebn TerionCn, oaruntcr
,6teet uno Elm Mann Namcn6 MORRIS
Burns perIammelt. - @an bate Dem
Sbnap6 td6ti9 Su3eiproben uno Surn6
taumctte 9anf benebelt sur Groe uno
Icblicf Elm. Giner BON Der 8efeuib lft
fab Burns an Der Groe lic9en uno risf
nun NIT laIenoer Gimme: Wartct, id)
nil Sub mai 3ri9sn, lvie Der oufiprin,
aen fam Dle 9ltt cincn S1uptipa6
MIit cieIcn 8orten er9rifF CT cine Sloibs
nit Qtccbol, aoB cen Snbllt auf Die &lei'
Der tc8 Shlafenocn uno Ieste biefelben
Damn in Srono. Ser unDIiflibe mai
ttioer ccr9eftallt betrunten, ooB CT pon
Ger ibm bcperifcbenoen @tfabr nibte
merfte uno erit ju Sclinnun9 Fam, ale
Iein 9eib BON SranoWunoen beoPdt mar
Srob oQer on9epanoten drjllbcn 0ulft
untellao Der ltn9ltiflibe Den ScrICBun'
gen. Sis iset puroe Ieicer gtiemano pcr
oen Sbsilblbcrn an olelcr tbeuBllber
/ Trepeltbat oerbattct.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
Gin srp6er GrmOuobaum.

Sei Der Senou oes peritcrbenen s bn
Snpber, pori9e 8o6e. bradte Der i'm
uQatriot" aooertiste Semonebaum Die
Summe BON al Sbalsr.
DAP oerielbe Elm gutter S:u6tbrin9er
1T, 3ei9t oaB er oe8enpdrti9 3rpllben 200
bis 300 9emon5 an feinen 3pei9en b6ns
gen babe. Sin 6err pon @aston, gtors
tbampton 9auntp, rpuroe Der Gi9entbd:
mer. Dieier Baum 1T big ouf'e Wlart
fir ole Union, uno boffen mir, oaB fslr
ieBioer Gi9ner oes9leiden iein miro, oenr
einem Rebeu eeb0rt feln FOLDER ibone'
protifiIder unionsbaum.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
t1Iittcl sc8cn Gle pefcu.

Noloenor6 niro ron Dem ,,Gaitport
(Woine) Sentinel ais elm rpirfiame6
SRittsl 9e8en Die pofen anempfobIen.-
s5n TdGen mo dr;li6e 0dlfs nibt 0eiib'
srt rpcroen Fam, oGrfte e6 oc6 8criube3
(obncn. ,,@tbe Dem pltientcn 3lpci GBs
t6fTcl pcQ 0cpftn: 0cfe in @oiIcr, cas-
mit Wolaft6 utrid6t rorotn. um e6
IbmatDaft ~ rlo6'n 9leibe 4b'ile
Socft uno Wctdhcs, ereimol oe6 &a9e6.
Dabci 9ebe man nl6t5 gu Cllsn o!s 9ss
SroO (Goat) nit 8ofer an9efsutbtet 4;
obrr ebne Sutter. SlsiIb oarf nibt Sc.
aefien lperoen. GO oft Der &ranfe our
iti9 miro, oebe ibm GutnipsSbee. @enn
obiec6 SerfabrIn itren9 befoI9t niro,
meroen Feline podCn.Narben 1urGfbIei:
ben." 2(m beitcn lit cs ieccb lmmtr be
Iclben &rantbsiten, Cincn Crtabrener
Irlt su Ratbe tu iiebrn.