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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Bnnk OF the State Of NeW.f OIL. -Stafsment q
N. BANK OF The STATE OF NEWYORK Of the City Of New
Yor required CHAPTER $50 Laws Of 1854 fos me vess ssoG
saturday. the 22d DAY Of July. 1853; -
Averages Loans and Dscounts. .eo11ve9S
Aversse amount Of Circulation os ~ ~
City and County Of New Yort. ss l. O. w Duer,. -
Ter the Bank Of New York Of the Cay Of nsS
y bs, the above saiensasn cor
rel. 10 be best Of knowledge and belief -, !.
Sworn before ash deg Of July, 1865.
~ A. r. Ropasns. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Fulton Bank statement OF the FULTON BAnk -
$50 Laws OF 1853 for the week ending ne
3.d day OF July. 1895: An. -
Average smoanio Of Losns and Dseounts. -
Average suDuni OF cireuauon s9,sCS ~
CITY ard County New Robert Haydcck CASHIER
duly afr ned depos and that The above stA
meu, s correct. the beat Of knowledge and oeiei
Il. III. HAYDOck. Cashe.
Affirmed before this ssd day Of July ise5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

ScoyPtNY OF Ii. cy Yofk the iay ssases
Tor the weea eadhS ssfu'ug rms IN
2d DAY OF July, 1873 a.. .ox -, a.
,,r,. .fnouni Of and Discounts -. 1951tI y
800. .,,ssa.t M sp~,. ................. 0fsaxs ~
OF Circulation acsSa
Az amount
rv nd coun OF John J. Harerger. Cashier u
he Msnhat. Company the City Of being duly de
e sac tina, the oest OF M
knowledge and beI-L J. - hAhbhnoLn S~aie''
sworn before me this :4th day of July ISIS
S Ep~is v Cossr. jr Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
Chemical Rank.-Statenaent 1,

Chemical Bank.-Statement Of the CHEMICAL
BANK ssrud by Chapter a Laws 1850 for the week eadae
Saturday the 2.d day Of July, 1866 .
Of Discounts. .t6,3118ey
~
Average amount of Circulation 90,000
Average smount OF Delnsits
Georre Williams Cashier Of the Chemical Bank beng duly
sworn depo that the TO the best u
nJ know sdse and belief &c. WILLIAMS. Cashier
sworn before m thu 29d day Of July. 1873 -
nc rALLnAn. Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

meat Of tse MANUFACTURERS AID MERCHANTS BANK as -
as BY Chapter Of orthe ening saturday the
ga 81 July, istas -
and t9tO5 fe6 ~
&C.,. sroant a sp-cie 25,4As 11
smoun, OF Circulation I,tSs ~
civ and County York A. Msssrton Cashier OF the
Nsch, Bank beng duy depoes sad ~
4, IN. tnowietss aud b.
hrf nAsiEHioN, Sss"e''
sworn tesor. tits sld day Of July, les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Peoplr's Dnnk.-Statemtnt II thr FEUFLF. bANk,
Chatter $500 Laws oil 1881 Tor the wes
,pipg Saturday the ed day OF July 1895. -
Ayernss amount of Loans and DscoGnts S96 100 %
A
average Of Circulation. 1881 W
CIV aud County OF New York Gilbert L. Cowel Csshiee
OF the Peoples Bsns, being duly sworn depose And @ tstS
correct to the best Of knowledge aud belief
GILBERT 7. CRowELl- Cashier
Sworn before this SD day Of July is,5.
Jlsss PsIcs Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

Appearance OF the james - Paucity 81
Habitations - The Patrick Henry -
Beaurcgard's Bridge-Fert Darling
Dutch Gap Canai-Gov. Aiken - Ber'
n,uda Hundred - McCIcllnn's Battle
Greunds-Jancstcwn Handicapped
News-NOrfeik and Porssmo"th--De"r
Eating-The june Riot-Mcalih OF the
City-The Navy-Yard-Thc Ikospit"is'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
Hr O XIV n .

SUDDEN DEATH or AN OLD REsIDEST.-
Yesterday afternoon, an sdorly gentleman, Mr.,
Jacob syd.m, fell dead IT the corner Of Jay and
Nassau streets. Mr.. sydan va we'll Known a.
manufacturer u tomato Cattup. with which he sup
plei large number OF the public houfe, snd go
-agOn when he suddenly fell back upon the side
Ealk aud instantly expired. deceased hsd ue'n
cninpl,i oi iines, durn. the day lie cause OF
death vas apopletv. An inquest wHs he'd by JnfO-
neI Lunch an ile remaini gefe sent 70 n. ian V
y DO reside the of JfV.u sti eet All kur
1Ork avenue. ksst Brooklyn.
TuE FoBr HAMnroS HoMIcmE.--Coroner
Lynch comusu q an iuvssugation GU the sth iust,
and continued It ,esterls,, into the circumstances
nrsnjins tie death Of a boy nAmedilieUfy tndor.
vooi. 10 vss tiii,i on Wo!uesiay the 1T iutt.,
b. b'gs win 'uu iu the hauds Of james leEs' .
teonred to tn Drum Io.ps sta-hed to The garrison
Of tue Fort lIe corp usund a d., which annoy al
aulHa', and tie druuIuors. learning The fact,
became greatly excited. \ deputauon rsllri up.n
Lake and oeu,nded gay for tho los Of the COS hch
uhCu Lake seized . club aul struck deceased a
tremendous bIo- on the head. fractuIinF the ,,uli
and caus.ug death shortly thereafter The inyestiga-
ion siil b. cont uutd tbs e'euink.
THE SUPPOSED PoIsoNrNG CAsE.-Mrs.
Jones. Who Nas arrested On toronci's usrrint
recently On sup ciob II poiaOulng aWOtnun nm d
vas L.. ,hf dIs-hsfrci from custody, evidence
leius hdG.cod before tho COlOuois juIy to warrant
her iufthcr uetUuL'n.
FATALLY BuENRp.-A lttls girl, named
tl.sghc.n Campbell ~t0se piisuta reside At 10
10. o. second crt b H., ds4 ou v einCsday even
inp lom NO effects Of lIrus received ~ Ter clothcs
ilkng hsc. CoionCT Barrett Yesterday held sn lh'
quest
WASrnS Destruction or Property A
eolOfcd man. u,m-i Denis Ross keeping black
sUiti'' shUp VA iTrnsln street near AeseIole'
Tuesday night lhree bellows valued Al lSo, cut
w und desNoyrd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10

Of Nsv Jsr,ey. Justice Bowling committed the %
cused 70 the 1ombs.
Arreae Fuoitioe.-John wiIkiD,on vas ar
riigned before Justice Bowling, yesterday, on
charge Of having stolen 500 IN Treasury Notes
galvanized v,tch and rome elo;hiog from James
Farley. OF No. 81 Baxter street IL 10 aneged thst
wilkinson was stoppi ns with fsrlsy When ne stoie
the property and fed TO philadelphla. he vas ar
rested In that city and brought N Neg ferk Jus
tee bowling committed him for trial.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hafer,y add John Ttthe,
arrested eec tion nrht for highway robbery, we're
acquitted Of the charge BY Justice Dowiist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10

Tns cotton helds Of reTn continue uupick cd,
Ne freedmen refusing ~ work.
AyKsLRAHls gentleman ia his eightieih year,
residing IN Fall River, Mass, wears pair boo.
which be purchased in April, lsiS, Tor wh.ea he
psid the sum Of two dollars AMI uity cents Ths
boots are now IN good ulILou, sni have leon
constantly worn every year tiu,e Ibeir purchase
When at home be pulls ~ his boots With \ Jack
which w,s made IN 1895. The ssmr Old Gentleman
hssh.s Wedding vest, which "a Ibout1.x. year.
pl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
SAVINGS IsANMs.

TIL L NATIONAL PARK BANK
l. or SlW YORK.
CAPITAL. e4uNtoJ. / - kfLt' s.. al 0Oo mn
lhis Bank viii ls-ue Certificates OF nepO.It hearing
interest OF hyoitb' tcuns. y. l.. WORTH, CAsul.T
New York. Aug, ~, lsda Ib6
a. 4 Err CENT. INTERES
OAlowed by uion Dime Savings Bank, 49g Canal
81 cor. OF Narick Assets, fl,5Ii 1860 -. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10

OLD STEREOTYPE PLATES WANTED
OApPy Al this etnCa 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10

Mss, for Philadelphia; @ Q watson, Norsorf; N A
Prsdmore, Virgins : Miller 90; Ponder Jr, DO
ruff, Georsetovn. Catherine, Virgins; v A Andsr.
sn do; Everfreen. New Bedford for Philsde phis;
REINDEER, WIS MA John Warren, Maryland; Mar
bany for Fall River, Mas Helen, New Bedford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
Lost AND FOUND.


RANK BOOK LOST-ON THE SHAMEN'S
savings Bank. account with q. 4. l.. The
uhuet "lll please return IL 70 the Bank. %
RANK BOOK LOST CN THE BOWERY
~ saviugs Bsuk, No. s51s35. The finder will please
rosnrn II TO the Bank or 1Vs Franklin a.. bs
T .OSr-A NANNY GOAT FROM 10 LIE
- roy ~ on ruesdsy nj ght. Any person returning
tho same viii be Literally dealt ~ith. d. SPENCE. II
T ,OST-oN SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH, From
"a 1875 ave. A, cor. Of f4th Of, Nanny KID white /;
no horns, The finder will receive 30 reward by
bringing her to the above place. HENRY GKOGAS.Y5
7 .OST-THURSDAY, NOV. 9TH, BET.
- and o'clock 4. H., keys on = ring, safe her
and small keys. A suitable reward -ill he PAID by
returning " Bltk's, cor. OF Washington snd LIZ
berU 'u, \. Y. city. 60
STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, A
~ horse and WAGON, from Ncsey 1t, near waning
ton st GU tAe gu vi Nov. Pam" body, With ado
boards, lead color tad Hoard iastens with pin aud
chain. Running CeaI painted rtd. An iron p Sto on
the netr shan. Horse, small bay, AZ 10 hand.
hifh his hind near h0of larger than the ether, a
literal reward VII he PAID fUr thor recovery Dan
III Is. LACY, Most Haven, New York. lOJ
go REWARD fOR A BROWN GOAT,
Ss-straycd tom DENNIS O'CONNOkS coal ysta,
$50 ttAIlsi ~
81 ELWaRp-LOST on SUNDAY LAST.
w a IL feet ruw Loaf, painted white, with red
ttriles and Itd top, named President, OF Newtown
t-ttk was hirtl BY e loya from Mill .au.slui gh
Auy person returning ths sane to +. ~ KsIII,
NtWio"u trtek. Ntn receive the above reward And
NO questions ukei. ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
MARINE NEWS.
", Us. Hi.s.e as s.u,44s-n wror " Q,
CLkARIIJ

CLEARID
plEANSHlPl- Morcedita Mobile. Col K Ius.l.
ltuel 10 lad llhlA, CRY OF cox, Liverpool. lhilA
ue,pllA Sew orleans. T. Souder Cha. IL .tsu. 10.
tou,saL Mobile Martha stevens, Baltimore
sHn'-Etcelsior fsndletou, tor Liverpool
BARks-Con,esL Caii1 llos Pore, Nu,ro,l..
J Keeper, HAVE; John Eye, n.assOs.
BRIGS-P.lma, HAMBURG; hsri, Para. Me,tipn.
Ugmlure; q w dodge, lnqgua, lUzie Irc0p, ia,
vAua; l.tbclh Thompson, naAlaI, Am, Whining.
ton, Maine, NJmlns'on'
sCHOONERS-uero HAlfsI; Stid Queen. Nav
Orsau.. ualstIne, 10, southern Gro q joiu = n.
,IuIr I inch, 81 Andrews Is, l. B.gsu. ihon,,
Gston; sylvan, Charleston
AkKlysD.
eTEANaUIPs -Teuerm' NORFOLK. Va Yazoo do.
E.lhard ) H., shelus, lo.oAa houAc,
hAEhS-l e.mous, Rio lsnd'oi Cupmipr.
lGtUII AutwcIE Amanc, lJI lIu,aLl BsslsaaS
= ella b,tutn'
kEI.;s- LADY or the Lake, Moliero Bay. Orient,
A. rAfo.. C,ara Brown, ku1t'ut i.r l,.fo1. Al,'rt
nnrnu... EVA Batmu.t; : g. Al b. k.slle H. DC
lnr & H. n eadalbane, hAilor h.qct: I'm lima
Campe ,ehy; Marshall, senegal 1--we, Ahica, Euus'
l4ht al, 4 Il.
sCHOosLRS u Read, Aibsr7 'or Providence.
49,, Tya. Nonok, ~ N Is Mann e. I5.-c =, ~
N,.sut a. ana rom AaIseu, =, Ann si,,an. No,
lid. uaTr1et Neal Foughkecpg.s Tor B,.,on. Oniy
Dausbier tieorgetoR u; -l4ney & So ,Irorgeto.n
| teI ron MyTds sGah JAMS Nsusel. MONMOUTH,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
MEDICINES.

AT THE RI SSlAN ELECTRO MEDICAL
4Austitrte, el, Broadway, y !. Up stAirs Flee
tri- and swedish Movement cure combined with
Nrdcines, vii Curs sst caSes where othpr Teue-
dics lsve failed No cure, NO pay. SEWARD
son, d AZ
a CERTAIN CrRE FOR DRUNKENES5
-hdi-.aS- tt4 By Dr. Ming, Given unknown to u.
lvls-u 20 st tea or any other h,yeraFs All other. are
MutstiOos which sicEtu Nheu taken. Price per
boz For sale ony ~ ~ Hudson e. cor GI0ve -Jl
A NEW IilNG-IN ASlLIM is NOW
"A open ut tho corner OF Leti1ston ave snd BE. -
Applt iur admission 20 the lady ,upyriutrndeuL -
Hast 2lst st. let aud II, or 10 tue resident pAysi-
can, betueeu ~ and daily, except sundays Wet
nutses pro, ited with Situations. 40
EURE YOUR COUGli--t 81 CAMPBELL
~ syrup tar and Wild cherry. sur cure Tor coughs
colds, lfouchIti@ core throat, dlp'heria and all
affections Of the throat and lungs rnce 20 and Soc
per bottle. To b. lad At tAAlEELL's drug ltoru,
Coz. stu uY. end 18Th b.: also AZ SllElDEN'S dug
store, cor. How cry SUD ith A. CHAMBERS drug
store, cor. Hudson aud ilaiumonds AK your drug
gist TO procuI0 10 Tor you. Be sure and take no
other, 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
Toe Late for Classification.
nAR RIAGRR.
DRATR n.

CouGHLlN- Suddenly. on WEDNESDAY, Nov. S,
John C0ushliu sged - yesr.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also
his brother Iimothy and friends .rs respect
fully invited 10 attend the f1neTa on FRIDAY tter-
aeon, nov. lG at O'clock, from his late req uce,
IA l.. 10th st sg5
kEpDY-ln brooklyn, on Nov g William Reddy
suai,yo Of Tic Co Louth. Iceland, in the Seth year
Of ms are.
li' friends and acquaintance. A.. re,pectfnily
invited 70 attend the fune al, this ttridaS) sfsr
n1Vh 81 O'Clock, from hs late residence 5 Harris
AiIey' 10 Gene sry Of the lilo Gross, FatIush. sg6
RLACK OR BEOWE-THE BEST IN USE.
- BklESrs HAIR DYE,
ler not iuiufe the Hair OF Sku Ito lie hai Of D-uT
tl..s generally Price III ~ cent, ter b0I Depot
~ south etcond o.. Niiiihinsuuigh
WANTED -- CARRIAGE MAKERS, TO
w wOik On childreu's tiages ~ Vermont 5000
Ntfes and constant worn given; etpenses para oul.
Appy 10 M ELLIS, At ! n. kNAlf = ~, tuh
afternoon, from 70 u O'clock. "'l
w ANTED-PiANO-FO MAKERS, TO
w no TO Vermont good wages and constant work
can be obtained: expenses out paid. Call On Mr.
ELLIS, at i. ~. KNAPP co, cor. Maiden Lane
aud Nilhsm o., from TO g, this afternoon. $50
NJhNTED-AGENTS TO SELL ARTICLES
w in universal demand, needed in every family
sue sales and 100 per cent. pfOnt. Call ior days At
Nsr Chambers, II. room !. $50
WET MUSLlNS VERY CHAP, AT LAM
w BhB1'S, b23 Grecnu,oh a. Also Print. and
iD' Lam at vey RED, cod prices Good fast col.
ifiats Zoe. and DelanCs Tor y. I'd. Aiso Blankets
flshhcl' ami hcrinoo. % much lower prices. 5y4
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12
LToHFIEID coNN
"Mo,her,'' she cried. ..',is the Christmas

"Moiher," she cried. ..'tis the Christm
 tide.
 And gift | would gladly make. 'Tis my dying wish. and surely this
 You will grant for the dying's sake. cannot rest in the green earth's breast, l shall weep in my very grave, lffhis Christmas day. when pass away, Frees not my beloved slave. fe Give her not gold. nur gems, nor yet Love, for the love.I pray, But give her her freedom, mother dear, This is my wish to-day. This is my Christmas gift to her,
 Once on title yon gave, Best of all Christmas gifts 10 me,
 Dearest eff all-ny slave. Nowf would fain give back again
 What l most prizsd 'ha, day, Give to ny slave her soul mamma; Then will pass away" A light broke over her radiant face: A light broke over her grave, For the weeper fair. in peace lay there, And her slave was no more slave, r
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12
WHOLE NO. ooee.

his arm, already much ornamented in that wal; ships bow. and man swinging by ths chains; in c0mmemoration of an event illus trating a trait of character which sailer could most truly appreciate.
 Grace was delighted ut the lover's good for tune; Edwin. too, smiled proudly on his friend. but Said that for himself he had dcns with sea-taring. At the expiration of sear. having made two sue essful voyages, the mate became master, then owner of the vessel in which he sailed. whose naHie he changed to lhe Grace and Eawin." Grace was now the wif., and made many voyages with her bus. band. always to th. greut satisfaction of his crew. who regarded her as a sort of superior being deserving scarcely less than their united adura,Jn.
 True to his word. Edwin did not venture ''efore the mast second tme albeit the in- terest be had felt in ocean life took ttrn ba diy less practical for having quail fed himself by s Course of study, he entered tho gospel ministry, to become pastor of sea- mans Bs,hei in his native city. With each Sahbati's chimes. hundreds who : go down to the sea in ships gather in the place to listen to his beloved counsels 1, and at regular inter- vals. us often as the Halcyone is in port, the young clergyman is certain to look down froid bis desk on the attentive faces of Jack Hard. spar and Captain Norwich. The sailor faE away un the stormy deep, thinking of nother, sister, wife, remembers likewise another who is dear, and comments with then, to Gods keeping the Edwin in our story.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

EMPTY NIGHraowNs Since the advent of t'~nerai Ls,an's splendid corps at Huntsville, the rooms- ill the principal ho el have been in drnand. A beautif,it aud ace ,mp sh .d actress had been stayins at the liu ,tssliis
 hotel and in aboGt q miaute and u half or
 tw" minutes after she had yaca. ed her room
 Il Q gallant General 0. was assigned io it by the iandlorf. The 2. urrai on examining b,s bed previous to retirlIg fonnd a must snowy .sYbs de, nut neatly E.lded under his flow, m ,rkel iu delicate clarl rs Mith the name .n the fair owner. The cta,ntr.rinaii WAS called and asked Iy the gen, r.l h.ldng the p ,ment tin his ha"d. Do you know Miss Lottie Hinsh ? sYes.' was tue repl, of th. cnambermaid. linen carry this to her with my Icempiiments and say Gen. O.. is not in ths aabis li!s oi slsspipg:wi.hl enpss igstsoyns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12
Wn. II. Bramal,,
Wsllias,l Knapp.
J. F. W Al.KER.

J. F. l.KER. Over the Post Office, South.st.. Litcb6ela, Ct
 Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles. Harness, B,,dles, Hoiters, Vk;p Lashes, Sockets. Sarcingles. Oyaa.
 .nents, Trimmings. 6c. ROssinan's Oii Elacking s- Tor preserving, softening. ami renewing the < sppsarance of Harness. Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds ot double and sin gle Harness of superior style and wol k,nan. ship. and of the best material. he
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

E. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly 3 4 and promptly done. Business Cards. Wedding Cards, Bill Heads <. Labels Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamph
 let's &c.,, &c.. done in the te,t style, and
 as cheap as at any office ifi tle State. Orders by mail of othe rwise respectfully so- 4 licircd.
 All Jobs returned c. o. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

t8 All adveI tisemrnts. to secure insertion, should be accompanied ny The Cash eS@ No transient advertisements taken, unless
 paid in advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12
David c, lsuekley.

III EALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AD of all kinds and p,ices. Chairs. Tables Bureaus, He.lstca is and Coftns. Also. Picture Frames. Toii.t Stands and Sofas made aud cell with neatness, elegance and despatch. Warehouse. West St., Litchield, Conn. 1y39
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12
Bishop & SetlgWich !,

nEALERS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE AV Clothing Boots and Sh es, Hardware. Craekery. Groceries, -&c.. &c., West Street, IitchHeld, Conn.
 c. '. BIsnoP. '. s. sEpGwicx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

E. w. seymour,
 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, EA Litchteld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-12

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Mansion House.
 T NJ. HALE, PROPRIETOR, Litchfeld, Conn. 4tf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-18
CNus siner 8eapin9 3sttuneO
Ser S{Steipcl I'm SSei3cll.

0a itet 70 pieI eefIaat miro iiber Die
g8iemeIn, 70 Mil t6 IN &ur3em meine
2lniitbten, oartber mittbeiten, inoem cine
Seipre6un0 uno Weinun9ss Iu6tauib
pieIleicbt in 3utunft gu eincm Serbits
un95mittel fGbren f0nnte. Nl5 Dor etlpa
Is Sabrcn ftb iuerit Die @iepeln on uns
lerem Spdtmeijen iei9ten, mar oa6 2Set.
ter un9efdbr wie oieice Sabr 5ur SlUtbes
jelt, uno ib erinnere MIDI nob retbt gut,
Dap ib oama!6 fb0n bel ben iebr beiben
Ea9en bemerfte Wie Die SlGtben oe6
8ei3cn6, anfatt nur Nbeno6 uno Mor,
9en5 uoll aufju9eben uno Den Sag tber
| itb 6urGd6uiblieBen, n6breno Der 9anjen
3eit ofTen fteben blieben. Der @ei5en
uberbaupt bcpie6, Dap ibn etlpas am
9Sabstbum binoere. Safelbe babe i6
Ole 3cit Der INNER bemerft uno nomentz
ll1 ipleoer oieie6 Sabr. QSenn man oie=
le offenbleibenoen 8Iiitben 9cnouer unterz
lubt, 70 flnoet man Die fleine oelbliben
Slefen, aus oenen Der 98ienelz z8urm
enttCbt. SD babe ouD beobabtst, baB
IN loIben Sabren bs6 2(beno5 fib cine
Maile tIeiner S6nofen, Omit 9elbsn &Grz
per uno bIauen SlG9eln, lan9en Seinen
uno elmer lan9en itobelQbnliben Serz
laa9erun9 birten,) in oen 2SeiSenfeIoern
elnttnocn; uno babe 1ie beobadtet uno
8elcben ple 6 bis 10 oCrlel6en itD an eli
nen cinji9en 2Se3eniten9sl 9emobt mo
Dlnout 9CarbCltCt b1ben biz iie Die Slutbe
erreltbten, uno Damn oub 9eleben lpie fie
NIT lbrem StodCl iib ourb Ole SIGtbenz
Dulltn 6u arbeItcn lutbcn. IS litB lid
tcln Mittel flnoCn, Die g8ie,pCIn aus Dem
Sp1tpeijen III Uettrciben, uno mir murs
oen ite nDt gang los bis mir onfinQen
otn SribDcljcn, namcntlib oen Weoittrs
ranIcn, 5u iden. Gegtcrer bat aub feiz
nen 70 ldBIltben Scrub ipie ocr Slate,
uno oa CT 9smeini9litD reif 9enu3 miro
por ocr St5naten5elt, TO mag oa6 gum
SbHB oeiitlben beitra9en. 0iele6 1T
oa6 erie S1br, oaB Der g2iG>pcl in uns
lere: Gc9cno lttb i'm 6rUbmejen Sei9t,
10 cap CT plrfIlb ShlCen tbut, penn mir
ermatten nur cine bllbe @rnte. Stb cre
flare mir C6 oaourb, Dap, pie Dor Is
Sobran, etc fErCnae = ge eer sen, tauyilt u
Gag 9efommcn 1T uGo iomit cine ulna=
tarlid)c 8GDrun9 i'm SlUtbcnIoft ents
it0ncen, Der Die QRanjc ,,trant" matt
uno mlt olIc6 &rantc in Der 9flnjenz
melt Io8lcib Sniefte ou5jcbt, UNI co 6uI
uertil9cn.
2lIo 2lbbGlfcmittcl 1T mir Scr @coons
fen 9etommen, Dap UelGeibt Oa6 Gins
it0uben nit @pps, ooer 8pp5 uno 2(ibe,
iobolo Die QScijcnblutbe trdnfLl1 miro,
sur Grbaltun9 beitrlaen ourfte, oob fam
lb 3u ipdt ouf oieie Soes um G6 in CROP
Crem Mobe 6u tbun. llebri9cn6 ermle5
itb Gas &ciultot, 70 lpfit e6 rei6te, ol5
icbr bGfricci8eno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-18
Elm orr II.

Gin Srfani i'm Gtoar Sbll, Soma, ribz
tete am porlCbtrn 8rcito9 9rcBcn Sboz
oGn an. OTltlbs ftate tiber einen 50
Weiltn breitcn SdnOltrib bin uno uerpGs
itCte llllc6, mas ibm in Den 2Sea fam
Sn 9ttW Soartforo pmoe oa6 5ab oe5
Oepot6 ob9Crincn uno an 300 Wlro6
tpelt fort9ciblcuoert, Elm SabnSuo murz
ee BON Gen Sbienen 9cnorfen, SGume
entpur5clt uno Senjen perncbtet. SSn
Secar Sails wuroe ebenfou5 betr6btli:
der S6aoen on9erbtet, 3eltodtbcr an
DER Mioi@ StraBe, Sllccre &c. muroen
ntcoer9criiien uuo man bcfurbtet oen
@initur5 eIniAer Der ftGrfltCn 8ebGuoe.
Die 8roBen Sdume in Der 9arfanlaoc
inmittsn Der StQot puroen 0efnctt uno
Der ib6ne 9loe uerunitoltet. Sn Rap.
mono puroe Elm Sbulb1u5 um3cnebt,
nobel 6pei Sinocr it5Uer btibdpi9t icin
iollen. Sin 9roB26 uno neue6 Bad fen.
9eb6uoe in QSlperlp, Srem3n Sauntp,
puroe entolbt, uno Die S6oruiteine oies
Ter Soduier ab9crliien. Sn Snoepenoence,
Sublnln Sauntp, lcritorte Der Srf1n
mcbrt 9sbluor ooultinoi9. 60 rpcit Ole
Nabrit ten bis itgt redben, lpar Dies Der
jerit0rcnoite Srtan, peltber I'M Staate
Soma felt 1860 itlttf1nO, in melbtm
Sabre Elm iolher bcinabe oenltlbtn 0anos
ltri0 mic ieBt beimluhte, uno oae Stoet'
den Gamaubie, Gtintcn Gauntp, am
MtiitliipPi, poUitincj9 3crltolte. Nut)
IN McSre8cr rldDittc clu Sturm am lcIS
ben ltb5no bttrdbtlibtn Sh0oen an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-18
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U. S. 7-3O Anleibe.

guf autcritdt Res S6abamIS.SsfrrtGrS Gai
pr untrr5ci6nste bic @snral Sutlcrpticnes
aBsrteur fir Den Serfauf Der gfrsnsten Staatcn
SGabamtSslipten iitsrnOmmrn, rpsldbr Rcben uni
orci 3'Enel groJrnt Snterslen jGBrlid tra3n
unp ais tie
7-3O glnIeibe
t.fannt 1T.
OirIr gloten srrrben unter Datum Svm IS.
QuBua 1864 auegs9etsn unb prei Sabre mad
btrlsr 3sit In Currency jabl6ar, Pper fBnntr mad
Der g8abl peS Snbatsrs In
U. S. 5-2O feds prytrt
0plb tragtnb 8pnbS
umSewanrelt wsrbcn,
9tsIe Bombs Fno itst cine 9cGmie son rrur
9rUSent tpsrt9. ttnG6Itslt6 Sob. .Shrsijsn rpu
gpuembrr, mas BEN wirtliAGn 6tpinn an ru
7-30 Nnlri9t, ra& bR 8eS.rr&rtisrn Naien,
enfhtfBlh Snterrllm, gegen 3sln 0rC3Snt jibr
lid auema6t, nrben tbrer Ausnabms ppn Staatos
uno RGtttl&sr Sare. mas son ctn bis ,u trrt
grrSent wrter binSuiii9t, it raa e'm odf arouee
9tarntbum aufrrlrgtsn 8atcn. Die SntsrCllT
IinO ba.tjdGrIi6 purh Coupons ;abttar, wcla,
jerer NOte briBeIiNt ifno uno otasifnittn unit
an ir9eno elmer Sant pfer ei0eh Sanqa rr yer.
Eauft w9prn t6nnrn.
Die Sntuicn bstrn9fn
9tnen Sent td9lId bel Circr $50 gic!e.
3rrt Gents tl8la lei cnrr 500 N5tc.
3fbn Gents tdGI& bel elmer $500 ylpte.
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