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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28
Collectors 95erfauf.

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George 9riirI,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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fusnH man quite Gsi6dfts uuf bic 6cIrtuse ma
den fpiQ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28
RoSsmtsr 2S.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28
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nnb omcnertc iii ofbcripcigcr iSniid)t bic
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28
SSenIfer VQpier.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-28

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK Ann THE VICINITY.

TROUBLES or THF STREET SwErrFre-
WAY THgy Ayr Nor Pam "Nounpy 1o Br.,yu
-Drerrrrrlox o., rur Mrs -A.rio. on rur c,r-
IzENs' ASSOCIATIONS. Tho work Of cleaning tho
streets, and rrmoy,n, the aqhes aud y,rb.ce.
ceased nearly two woeE, a.o. as ..rcaiy r,,.,rrot
iu IA. Aq,. In c,rs,olruce of tho f.iiu,c ~ a.,
CITY .pthnrt,ss ,, ,o., the Il,,rr, for thci, yy,L
Al the time that the work W.. susf.n,lci, aboIt
ripLt wcr.' p,y was a,ic tho-o mon, and the csrso
ns.iguei by ile Comptr.rcr cf the Cll.. .,,s,,,y
for their nul.pnyulent ana, the cvLaust.on of the
fund appropriated tor ,na. purpose. This npp.o-
prlat.or. which IA made by tho Icy,..tif,.
amounted la., wear 10 s3oo,ooo, apin b.. provide
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News Items
as T.ksraps to tn. SsV York 5.n,l

TurGovcrn1r u IudiAna delivered his message
ycs,erisy to the Leg stature. Tho nur lhcr Of sol-
diers furnished from Indiana isover 1eb,OOo.
A MovEarSr ~ our troops is, going on At Mcm-
rhis. Tlc particulars of which would he contr,-
band.
TINS Missouri Con5titutonsl Convention met at
ST. Louis ,estrdpy and oioo,od a Temporary
organization.
Hos. JAo0n n. HpwAFp was re-electal yesterday
I s senator ior Michigan, 20 serve for sI years
from the 4lh of March next.
NofIu China adviccs Announce the wreck n tho
R-irsh punboat R,cehorar, Nov. iib, in the Ray n
H1ugm,r, rol a loss oi - of hcr officers and crew,
a IRtrGaAy nom Cty Point saws chmoui pa
pars announce the dcsth by paralysis, Of General
s:crli1r Price.
wmLsT workmen were -ac'J repairing q
building Oh Holiday s,rooL Baltin~re, iloor gave
way, uuyug seycn ~ "ght men IN the ruins.
Three l,.d h,d.os have lccu takeu cut.
Inriuuw ny state officer. ~ore chosen by the
". ue Legislature yesterday Adju,aut General -
J.un l. Hodsdon; Secretary Of Slate -EphrAn
fiiut, Jr Land Alcut--Isaac T. clark Attorney
General Iotn A Peters
4 DETACHMENT Il men from tie roLumsc hoIIlls,
landed on the Eapunhnunug. ryrr, "Wednesday,
about iy m.l'1 sboyo It's mouth, and destroyed
Two barrels Of powder And Two iurpedocH, which
hc rchr'. had there collected.
4 L,aGl Ltlor alton oi tobacco manufacturers was
heiore the ssua,c CJmlnuI,c IN Finance yesterday,
u-,iu< the p4ssage II the bin submitted ~ Judge
Lr"is, CInula.ouoI OF Iutsfual Revenue taxing
toh4,co IN the leaf Tho bin was presented IN ,he
Sen ate and ordered TO be- printed.
Aby.Ia from Yokbhrrns, Japan, ~ Nov. "O,h.
rcro-' she murder ty tLe japanese Of twu Br,tsh
oaccrf. The Pr''sh N aister bad demanded o
arrest sud punishment of the asssssius, and would
mle measures to com1"lu. The Japauese author-
ties -DoS . disposition to comply with tho de-
I uapi.
! TuE message Of Governor An rev wAs le,vered
to .he Mass,chrs-stf Legislature yesterday. 1t is
lcrirny and comprehensive document. Tho
! Govrnor says there is nothing in the present or
probable nlch,odnoss Of tho State to excite appro-
1 hcusion regards enhstments. The offering Of
considerable bounties, paid in advance, IL not con-
sidorrd noodfu nor desirable for the procurement
Of real soldiers and honest service. OF the 1s1
ranks in the stste, 5? have become Sstonsl Bank
ing Associ atoms, and ~ have sgnhed their inten.
ton TO neenule National. leaving 30 which have -
yet nEen no steps towards mskng . ehsnse.
Massachusetts, hss sant mora an mo ,hs service
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kr. Orth earrc-sily stvucate the cus,siihrtsnal
amcndneni, OAing uIDn CRY As tho desihcs,
oneny N thu rrIubhc
Mr sc,,teld aiso.afssi the I. neu,imcnL eaying
thai thc pcop4c In tho laao rrshd eni clertion hal
,sc ii IN tIucr " gcu1ral cr 'Ancipsuon OF tho
slaves
M. nrookA who, rising, said, shrn the gentle
man 80 c'iold) sreatr of the city in Part repre-
sent, am tounll " oIor y ss msaic by tho
Fcdei Government last autumn o. cunirul tho
clcctiuu ia New York by seuding N ere boil rob-
hcr IN the person II nsjor Gencr. ~ the Army
OF the utcd StAies the ro6bcr Of nblic ueAsufc'
who Jared not exercise tho power attempt 70
ccu.tul thr.e whom the gentleman rom Pcnnsyl-
Naula .S'odsldl had ea'le,i thieves an robbers,
can stsnd any amount Of personal au 'ck upon nv
self tut whcu my constituents are allied thieves
Hrd robbers ! leave IL to She gent tfensn, aiter
making such Nu imputAuon, % aay whether pro
pr'ciy and dccency do pot require he should give
ne an opportunity ~ defend tbe milioir ~ people
whom n part r"pr'sont.
Mr. S,oGcli n have slandcred any portion uf
the people oi New YORK, Ihsvc learned be ,housht
from -lo gcntlcman't own paptr, viii d had de-
uouuced tie certain tnouhcrN ecctod 10 the city
councils ~ thieves. Mr. Srohch then concluded
hs speech. appealing t. Mr.. Brooks 90 end his u-
uncn,c IN relieving JED. Davis and outor promi.
Lout rctcls from the deusion thaithis Gov erniueut
scks ~ sibjugatc the south. while the oc " olJec'
~ g. compel them to submit to ho COI shtuAon
ana t.o l.r-.
Mr. Chaulcr said Mr. scoacld had utt1 rel low
ri'Hu't' ne ili ntt KNOW Which inrt 20 '"huomu,
ita cuwSr iIce or meAnus,S The const sutucy u
NJ" 1Hrk require n defence of his tie wuuh
aye his colleague ~ ansWCr the points ot intamy.
Mr. Brooks said tue gentleman from T., nnsylVs
mia al ask Ell HIM 80 go TO tho South al, assure
tue people there thAI this Government u over in
ten led W sulluEste n I'm. How It p sable for
/ HIM ~ 20 tharct n the gentleman would procurc
MN such sn opportunity from the PresidoiA ~ moth
| ius would ~ much delight and gladden. In = heart,
lie would rrpeat there what would be- ua.t al ~ in
| ducc tuem to return to the Union. Ito would
! preach g. them the utter hopelessuoss u thc con
! tcs', and that II they INSISTED scpN.fAIo indc
! p'udcuce 10 would never te slhmitc1 tu hy the
| people u tho North lie would ondeayor 10 assure
| ,ncm that even large portion Of tho Re publican
| Party would tc glad ~ receive them back on th'
| tasls Of State ri,hts and sovereignty NJ ner th'
| Constitution. M. Brross further replied 10 Nj
Scuned, Allud.ug 10 tho noble chAnues ot Nv
YORK, her response to Tho national cal ~ ~ rus, n
dc.en-c Of P,unsy lvanis by tie troops O., New
| lurA, DC. Adjourned.
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cook The cargo Vas insured. The hull is being
toved into por,
Portland, Jsp 6.-Nr Johnson, the engineer Of
the Pot mac. WAS thrown overheard by falling
spAs lie WAS suhsoq ucu,ly rescued, when nearly
peri-hing 1t 10 not expected ,ha, he will re-
cover. The tire ,rread RAPIDLY on the Potom.c
thai tho sp.rboar1 boat could not be launched.
The pori boat could not take al, A. She foreman
~n1 cut away ,rd raft Vas made The four men
Loaf were washed % the rat. There wcrc tye
passengers oil Of whom wcio saved The crew
pufnherci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-07
CITY AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The street Lnborcrs Troubles
APLAN PROPOSED FOR rAYMHNr.
&c. &C.. &c.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Nost OF the Army Resting.

r'r'rsn Monroe, Jan 5.-Tre steamer Ca'f,r-
-a arrived here tA's afternoon from II ton Head,
3 G., with Col Ewing on hoari, hcA-cr o' irp.r.
.'rt dispatches from Gen. sherman. Masi of shcr-
mans army, since The capture Of savannah, hal
teeu qucty resting upon their lsurols, ard no se
gr-'svo movement hal az yet been undertaken.
ricu. Klpa:ric., with h' cavalry, was constantly
on the scout, keeping . vakeful eye on H.rdeo's
torees. The army was rapidly reco-'r.nr 'ro'n thc
fecis y It's lonr aud fltiguiug march through
ie,ryis, anI VAS being rco-gani,c. an re-equip.
pei, preparatory, !, IS s-.5, &, the cotrmerccncrt
of , car paicn which " he a. memorable AZ 10
last -rol' exploit
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New York State Legislatr re.
Seunte.

AlJdpg, Jan Tho following bills zero in
uo,u,cl:
u provide Tor a rcuow ot the suprem Cour,
lie 'iFouf.
t. confirm an or finance of the Nov I Ork Su-
pcrvsprg relative tn buuuhes
RsqvunI mortgage liens on IandH 'old' Tor tax
tb hc revoked in tho Comptrnncr'S office.
To amend the % artor Il the New YORK Euaranty
and Indemnity Company.
resolution d.rc,uns tho CunHl Cont nttee 70
inquire ~ to The cNuodicucy of prohihit1g work
uu 'hc Canals on Suudn, was alBf iutrudu ced
The ninth Senatorial District Contested aeai case
was then taken uU.
Nj Sh4icr argued .u favoi " the rigtt Of tho
sitting wcwI Or jNr Nyouy g. the ,~1' until the
hour uf 1dJoufnmon' Adjourned.
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than now 10 b. fouSd in tho .iiAio hctwccn N
sgc- Of IL and a.. and 2CL0D rnorornen than ~,
now in ths STAT hALln To do mihtAry,iuiy. Tn,
number of-ncu sctuaTySfuruisbcd during the re-
hclhcn rs i2 ,t3L for ,hrc, years. making . surplus
ovcr all calls Of 1,St3. The rnosagc reroumends
The sl.asnu,en; OF the penalty Of dc.ih, and an
important cban.o in tho Law Of marriage AMI
divorce.
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r.c t.ll wing bills were no,ic~i
t. extend Inrrsham aycnu-, BROOKLYN.
10 Incorporate thr BROOKLYN tlswort Club.
ltd.yidc She sih Marl aud create nsw ward
IA brooklyn
= amcni 70 ic charter & New YORK.
r. authorize the lily ~ Syracuse - borrow
monsy tor th. rcui Of the families ~ 'oluntociH.
Adjourned III Monday.
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: rtiard, Jan. 6.-The steamer Potomac, from
o., Y.s. for -land, 'oos FIRE around her boil
80. At u',locl. ;-s norn!aS, oT Cape Elizabeth,
'.. runel rapidly. The ofi1trs, crew and pas.
v-7Gs we're taken az By usher aan. and have
rvo. here. To.r hives VeIe osL w.. Charles
W.scn Gaze Mac, two cLers Aad the second
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The Constitutional Amendment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-07

= TOBACCO TAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-07

The Unemployed Generals Question,
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Congressional Proceedings,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19
Cures for the ChOlera-A Mul-
titude of COunseliOrs.

The reports OF the mildness of the present
visitation of cholera, which we're so carefully
disseminated some weeks since, have all
proved incorrect, and Europe is now under a
visitation of the epidemic. The usual alarm
is experenced--on class Of persons accept.
ing its coming as dispeus sation to which we
must submit, and another class devising
modes to mitigate the severity CT the yisita-
ton, and to cure the disease.
One writer declares, very nationally that
cleanliness, good food, regular habits, will al
most secure a person or place; and where
these are wanting there is no security.
Another assures us that cholera in its first
stage can always be successfully treated, IN
less The system is weakened by other dis
eases-by dissipation, or by some special
cause.
A Rev Dr. HAmin suggests this cholera
mixture Equal parts, by weight, Of liquid
laudanum, spirits Of camphor and tincture
OF rhubarb; which has been used here, not
only by him, but by many others, With the
greatest success 10 meeting the first stages of
the disease II diarrheA be carefully kept of
by the use of this mixture, the danger OF
cholera is very slight
In the second stage Of relapse aad cramps
clear brandy taken internally mustard plss-
ters and other means of keeping up ex ternal
heat, by friction, etc, are very often used
with success There is always hope 10 chol-
era until the patient is actually dead, and in
severe cases recovery often dependsupon the
/ persstency and energy with which the dis
ease is met and attacked at every stage.
Mr. Dane, an English traveller ald Orien-
talist, rect mmends this treatment for cholera,
which he noticed, while residing At Cairo,
was very effectual, had been used In Spain,
Coustantnople and India, and was never fol.
lowed by typhus or typhoid fever which
proved fatal in many cases when the cholera
Itself had been subdued by other means
"If tbe patient has vomited the poisonous
matter which is characteristic Of the disease,
and resembles rice-water, give tablespoon.
fu Of powdered mustard n tumbler Of cold
water, as an emetic. After the iomitinR,
(whether produced by the diseass or the
above means), in few minutes giVl wine.
glassfol of brandy, with ten grains II capsi-
cum Cayenne pepper) stirred up in t. This
generally produces almost immediate relief,
aud within an hour rest, perspirahon and
sleep. Ia few cases It was found necessary
TO take half dose of brandy and sapSicum
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19
Reputation.

Reputation is refusal to pay an honest
debt. ability to pay being presgppOsed. In
opposition to the proposition of the Dem
ocratic party, that all property should
bear its equal proportion of the public
debt, it is said that the public faitA has
been solemnly pledged that federal stocks
should not be taxed by the States, and
that therefore they cannot be taxed with
out breach OF that faith. The answer is
plain to honesty in man or State. Who
made the pledge The State no the
Federal Congress. Can man OF a collec-
tion of representative men give away that
which is not their owns How have the
States pledged their faith that they would
not tax federal stocks. The devil took
the Lord mp to high mountain and
showed him all the kingdoms Of the earth
and said "theSe will Igive thee" &c. They
were not his to give. Those who accepted
federal stock-upon the pledge Of those
who had no right to make it that they
should not be taxed, are the repudiators
The public debt is the public burden, and
all property should bear its share. He
who refuses TO pay his share, in proportion
to his means repudiates, pro tantO, the
public debt His name is Shoddy. He is
disloyal. He has made money out OF the
war. He has coined the blood of his
brother, and refuses to pay his share OF
the funeral expenses. He has promised
himself that the public should not tax
him, and when the public says it will, he
tries to make the public think that his
pledges to himself are theirs. That wont
do Shoddy. You must shell out. "Freely
you have received, freely give r. The
public faith will not permit you to repu'
diAte your share of the public debt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-19
Current News Items.

The people of Avoyeiles Parish in Louis
lana are in destitute condition. An appeal
for aid has been made to General Candy.
A serious row occurred last Sunday in.
New Orleans between the creoles and ne
groes. There are fears of an outbreak next
Sunday, which will be prevented by military
orders
General Swayne. of the negro boarding.
house in Alabama, has issued circular, in
which he informs the negroes that their i'm.
preston that the plantations are to be divided
among them next year is incorrect.
The citizens OF Vicksburg have given q
banquet to General Slocum, the United statss
commsndsnt at that place Slocum is the
Democratic candidate for Secretary of State
in New York.
Misunderstanding having occurred be.
tween the Mayor of Vicksburg and the ne.
gro boarding.house bureau, General Socum
has convened a military commission to in
vsstigAte it,
In consequences Of the continued illness of
Captain WiIz, the military commission ad-
journed yesterday.
The remainder of the loyal Cherokees and
the rebel seminoles have signed the treaty
with the United States. There seems.to be
perfect reconciliation with all the tribes ex.
cept the Cherokees.
1t is estimated twenty thousand people
have psrished of the cholera in CONSTANT.
nople, and that 200, 900 people have left the
city.
saIt is believed that $4,000 persons have left
Barcelona, Spain, in fright, on the same
account.
The New York Worlds Irish correspondent,
in the telegraph column, gives an interesting
account of the Fsnian organisation in that
country,