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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
yi1hriNt

wtrb bicrmtt sessten. RAP Der rlntsrJri6nrts ale
sreeuCr pOn Ger rtntsrlainalft Dee vrritcrbs
zen . Doni inert. lBtbtn Uon gGsbsn
burg SauOitp, ertl ansrfslt worprn 1T. Aat
ctcIsnisen Uab:r, rie nod an bsiaste otnIrral.
nl6dtt lauloiS iinp, werpGn b,rrour6 alfss.
torcstt 'nnebaIb 6 Botsn anjurufcn unO at,u
oejablsn.--une Solde, bic nod rs6tmdsss On.
Vru3s babsn itao alsiafluS cr1ltt iClht inner
0alb Der bdd9tsn 3sit wObttsRittst cinu5dnDt
Gen an
Sauio 8ert, Grecutor.
September ~, 1865. na6u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
Srauben Grauben !

Gulttptrtt 3routsn. In arOetn unb flsirsu
SuontttGtsn. ron isprr 8CrIGisbtnbeit, retsn
an ben I64aen Yrfl6rn bm3 brn llntsr,sidnstu
sstauit.
Gu9uftus 8clmer,
sSainuB unb f2ts Strast. 8snbina, pa.
b6~6Gr Na6wrfunstn bsltts man on,u.
rufsn Bel erwis &Iunp In GusntUtpn.
Stpt. 5, 1865. no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
WiiI0ler'5 8itterS
unter oen brapen Sol0atcu.

unter cen brapen Soloateu.
Ssist fclsenesc 3susnb pom sinem Solrattn
Seine Wsptstn bat rtnen lUhru 9tubm elIdnet
cuIh wnnpupUue unb srltaunEnts Smen, Dae
8oISsnpr n nur etnes untsr ben oielsn ;3tusntI
len, ptIte Der @igrnttdmsr unp Snfsrttser bic,
isr pirflamsn Sthers bon Gag u Gag rrbatt:
eaneafer, 81. @Gr3 1865.
5n. 9. r.-Bsrtbsr 6ur Gr.
laubsn Gle mir. msin 3eusn!B fur Die 8irTIlmIsil
SSrss prrttvOusn &rdutsr SittTs brt,ufi8cn.
Sd mar en Mhalsp pom GomparS & 79ie1
Hsgtmsnt o. q. Sn Dem bluttscn &dmpf am
Gbicamausa q 9tsn Stptcmbrr 1869 wlr pas79
I'm bbiaasn 9.feht, unp unsItdltHtr UsIs wurcc
Id, rurh rtne Ddnnie 6ussl an rer rtdten Srits
pee SUpfsS Ihwsr psrwurptt. wOpur6 Gin Stud
msinrs S6dCsts UOn Der @lGBe sines girrt ltba,
Iers hinwragsdIfn puroe. 9Bdbte b pes BART be.
hrittentn RampfsS pdrrn bic Ssrpunousn Fer
unrndrmre seiwunsen. auf BEN S6la&tfrlee III
ltsstn. gta&oem tG rerwunprt purorn, laa ih
az Stunom In btfnnunssIUlen 3ulanr 3riib n
rsm Hrusr Der fdmpfsnpen NrmGen. gla9 TEN
Ssrlduf bislsr 3sit murcG i'd burh bic HrbIuen
gum 9eflnacusn eema6t, na6 atlanta gsnom.
men unp Wcnate bort stbaltsn. @nbe eisier
3stt wurpt it ausgsrr6itlt unb fsbrtr gGnpi6
bdIfIOS unb barntrpnsspriidt mad 5auIf jurld
SD mar. tris Id alaubts. In 5Olss msin,r spunbs
bcfTnunselcS sstdbmt. SObal6 ,6 na6 loauIs
fam, ttsunn Id, Str Srdutr.S .Sitns ,u as.
brdu&tn, unb ;u bislsr 3sit fam Id umterlauIsu
unb srwarts binnsn tur3sr 3sit pcuIcmmsn tras.
Rtat 3u letn. Nlsins Hsttung pcr odn,tttsr
SdbmunS Str6nufs Id sinJis unp alIsin Sbrm
Sitttrs.
eIttab eanntna.
SuHt 6, 1865. na3ge
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
Ser Staaten 9lnleiDen.
Die erGe J(ntionH( BanR
fun 81 cutpfpu.


Cctne OtpoFt 8ant fir JteseruRss Gslbrr) tistst
ale artsn gsr. StaatCa IcIciben 3um STfaui
an, rGmIb bic telrbtrn
5-20er Bombs,
Omit prp3snt Cob SntersiIsn, sabI6ar 9aIb
jibrli&)
10-40cr Bombs,
Omit Yrcscrt @olp Sntrfesn snbltar oGe 6
Wrnots } - Srire eIrIcr 9cnpen lisfrr mir in
Summrn Bon so Gbalrr Bis gu 5000 Sbaler.
Ser. Stautrn S6ulb11eine,
,aGt6ar in einsm Sabre nit 6 prc,rnt SntrrtiTrn
linO gu totrn in Summrn pon 1000 bic gu 5000
2balr.
Sieben<Orei6i0er Scnbs,
Die tsltebirlir unter allen NnIeiben III es9ens
pGrti9 bic ic9enannte
Sirben>DreiBi9 Gnlcibe,
DtcIetbe III Oatirt pom fen auaui 1864 unt
3atlbar in prei Satren ron isnem Datum on es.
rshnet nit frbcn une brci 3sbnfsl prr;rnt 9nts'
rsIien, baltidbrIi6 3ablbar. 9iaa @rIauf BON 3
Sabrsn tbHnsn bieieltrn aud in ris IoSsnanntrn
5-20er Spnbcu
umaspt6ftIt prrttn. - DitIe Spnre traasn &c.
tu'"'''N u tttd'Hl OHttlllISHI ltEilIt VuAVIuuiNu
,ablhdr ilno In Sob 2I.f otCIcn Bombs iisbl
jcbt Gin prdmium pon rtun 9rcpnt, rnItlitElid,
ctr in Sob 'atlbaren 9pterrlrn pom tiirn 9iop
on; n16 rtsirn Il D pabrr rie + chen Trsb.
ger Suncsa 10 prpisnt wrtt unD iino au6 pon
Staats' unb einbcsG Gdren Ird.
sGy- g3jr tetarrt IL Die Sirbrns Creieieer Nn.
lCtbs ris ciu,ias Nnlcbr i'm Warttr rtr aegsnpGrs
te bon Der 8faie'u uns ansttptsn rpirO unp man
oGrf 3uptritttI6 erw1rtsn. ra6 bic isltSnrn Dor
ttrtIs, wsI&s rieielbe antstrt. pirie Anlcibs 3ur
2icbIinsa -2lnlcibe bes 9Ulfes
MAIDEN rsrbsr. uno ts iino nidat mrbr gan, 200
WIlliUnrn Sbaltr ~ eieirr anlfibs aufJurttmrn.
uno tnrtm her Se,FluF rslitlbn 70 Gdrt ucr lit
ostt 10 NIB piss ursebrar. Snmme bllr pasrf
I'm Itn. - 2Btr rdtb,n rabu unIerrn Gtsunrsn.
wrltS pen bietr Quleibe ju b1tsn wunIhn, iit
tlIp ~ mrlcen.
gBir utbciltn nit Suariiacn ale rrpinI6te
Nusfunft in PCsug auf pieis Bombs.
SS. s.. S5iumer, ptdiCrnt.
g. - MuDcr, GafFrr
gl'nt1un, 5rhr 81, 1865 raEp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
4mgbr 9su0nif gu Wunfsn Don
SStfcbIer'S SittcrS.

SSff6ler'S SittcrS.
60 untnllr9t frlnsm 3prtfsl, pdB otti lnfue
NIT Dem Aufprifm non pdtrnt Wtnt5insn 9stris'
ben wur @runplaboIs YCrIUnrn fdbrijirrn hGu.
ia lbre rtssnsn 3 usnrIis pom punrrrbaIeH Setl'
unarn. bic pur6 ptee Wttrl ttwi # istr iOllsn
unD pa,apt,sn lie Dor Der g8sIt als tdt. Dues 1T
nrGt CT 5au nit Mn6sr's Sttts. Der 81
ssntbimrr wirb trgsnb rtnrr pelOn cine freeebist
BEChnune SatIrr, prlGe nacpftf bab Gin en=
iisss Der pom ibm puGH ntlt6tsn 3'usntft n'Gt
rot III. 9r rlbmi ltb pas lie Iimmtld 70 lino.
Ets YerIontn. bGrrn Namsn srI6einsn wobnsr
ca no ss anRc9ttsn II. unp wsrrtn jtfsr 3eit bic
BirtIi6tsit Der rfOlstsn SsilunS trjsultn -
BiobsIbar wir pisls oUn ibnsn su lein I6tinen
fGmmt bod rrr a,TBts She'll ptrIsltrn pon 0srs
ionen. bic i'm Staats prnnIpIUanrn Irbtn. unp
rtnr arrbs Wstrbeit sanl nabs In Der City unr
Dem Gauntp Ganealsr. Bon ptrlsr 9rc6sn Ms.
p,in fam psshalb ntGt eeidst prrbrn ,,Sin
Drcpbst ailt nidtts In Iriner Ssimatb".
9BV MrIGlrt's Sittsrs am belsn brfannt III,
Nib eS am meiitens erbr1uh uno feline pprji9'
den mepBintltsn @issnIGafttn ON bDHfsn se.
ltGBt.
6olsrrbrr Srrf, bsuts srbaltsn, IN nur Gins
ps pissu Gertiftats. psl6s rtm Gtstntbumrr biss
fer bSdii wsrt pOltn uno pirfiamrn mtpijiRis
6m 3utsrsituns iutUmmsn
DanpilIr, 9aneaRu Co., 9l.,
~. WGrS 1865.
Srn. .. N II I6Ier.-Driber Srr. Sd
mar lanBs nit 5rr;tlopirn tsbOfttt, tsssittt BON
Anidlsn, I6nrrtn Shmtr;sn In mriusr Srts. unp
,stimrilie BON ll:brfst unO Durhfal. alS Id
auf Anrltbsn zines 5rsunots, anfins itr SittTC
;u ne men. bate Id tsnsn srUseh 0ldubsn. bab
rs mir bslfsn psrbs: absr ss Bat mid p5ais pit.
onbras1tGt. Dlen SSrpu II itBt ssiunb unb
IN I5Olas priItn msin @smitt better unO ;ufrtbtn.
IS matt mir Sranussn, mtins SriIuna iu be-
,sustn. unU Id wrer itttS SRrr iHdsbars NrNiSin
smpfrhln.
aufri6hs bic Striss,
Sara6 8. 8rtmtr.
Wat 9 1865. na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
9r. u. 81. Nogssa.
2rstbin WuncarSt in Der
Srrrini9trn Staa.

NSNAR-D bAH StlHtIRf
pOltE Den GinnchnCr rrn auentouu uue Der llme,
acnn anjsi9tn, baB or Die ptCttce non WCpiyu
IN Ill(nIaun uno Ipar on nel ten SGraFe. unIrii
b 10 tGr 6lTiltc t. betnabs gr9indotr Dem Warmcr
pcf eeS .prn. ! l9hman Srmcrsr mob imrer fcrT
et.-Sr bot Die @brs sebaHt. ~ lem 10 irten
cen Cory s. IN ben SretTen a + eosrtdstura
Fanoelerrtlt. SrantIius: 9rc'fIue, u. f. 10. ju q
tGun uno To ir petlticcene ccspitattr unICr ia
ntr anffbt banr, 10 tat tr iih QrcRe y tnbr"na in
Ger 2BInta' jsncis aunot unb prn ben 0ehanIun
Ien onoerCr 'rantheirR tb rbaupt ,uos,r9sn. DtI
Ccttcr tat resumGG'e eraturtt in eCm ,,5effsr
ton N eotsal GolIEai um' ron pbuao,l,
pbid. nno bat Reoiitn . aftl'lrt pdbreno ofn les.
ten Is Sabrsn. Do CT pid Grfabru seb;bt IN
her Fstan lung ron 1ueen, 70 erbinst sr fh tG:
f,nrrrs Die Sunff SOLDER psGht on c,f,n pithris,n
Snanin Gifranti fuo-inosm er pislen oas (SGhti
wts CT bsradtsnt hat, rit fir Srbrtn ine aene
In hno. @r pclte audi Die aufmCrtla1feT rCris:
Nt9rn tr bitten, bic on 6 hrcni Oh en- Il Mt
be iten lctoCn. ola mic 9Rofsrfuht CIR pett< er
cn br'nahe un'cbta e. NRiud hot). Rrantb,iten
or Mertn, 8hsumotiim. Isnraletn, ghrsnilhr
ouItsn. Diarbce uno 8ubr, (psthe or pcraibt in
Derte olS Der halbcn 3eit, als burh bic asu Chm
IIhtn Ntttl surirsn ,u tSnnsu, ben reiiGnosn Shin
Sctrs, cesr Scra' SBcruna hCs oaIfs. piles. sra
rnsuus coer ausSSbruno in 8inorrn, tranf.s arpf
peh. Snpcmurm. O0olnnhcIta. Srcfuta. eesr 8tnas
rttt. @pdrphn. cNcr fonsnbs 6ranthsit prtrir,
ooIs. Setter Srautbtittn fsnfn bic Damsn unfcr
rorf'n Nre-lO ruis srantbiitsu, Der eeter, Der
euuac uno oss losrjrnt.
Sneem or alIbicr Msor,in fIr 5abrtn pratt iirt
hat. 70 IN Der Or. i'm Stdnps uuo wilGie on
% ronsn III rGrTpCifSn, mCIthe ruItb ibu ron TN
mstIf'n an9'fdhrtcn &rontbtittn aCbsitt perosn no
Nile Irfprihe ron Der Stant crsr oEm eanrs
srhaltsn bsi Sag reCr Nnht prrmpts Iufmertlum'
felt.
SR'eisinsu tslCrat Cr fslhH an ale patisntru. bic
Ct auh id't ;utsrc!ttt uub ct ss6rauht feline uls
Die anCrbsfiru.
81 6 no psi sifun9sn:-Scine frilbere 8a'
ticnten.
an'ntaun, Cert. % 1865. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
k8erIte! 0erIte! 0erlfe

&nSeStsnamtsr t5attt INNER ben t6&am
|DtEs fir @sr1e, wsnn brirlbs atarlisfsrt wro
hn Itiurr Srautret an btr tletnen Q:Sa. porr rsi
Iem SirIalcon in AlIrtaun. ,wti 56Gren pbtr.
ats Der grRtu Nlticnal SanF, in rsr SamiIton
|Strast.
Vccpplo &ern.
prtobn 8. nlsp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
3Weite NQttDn0l. 90nf.
uon2( llentomn.
p POftrn ganA fir nrBisrunsO StlDrr
Ictsir gssnt fur ben 8trfauftr

U u l 10 II.
prPOl litru Buuh fir 1irBisrungO StlDr
Iorsir QSsnt fir BEN 8ntauftn
Siebens Srcibi9er Ser. Staten 8onos.
DtCls fIn0 SabIbar In spsi uno einem balttn
3abr, pcm l5tsn Gttrgar 1865. pbtr penn tsr
DaItGr Zee Sones rS prrlnr8t. mub rs ttm bann
In Elm 5s20 Senr um9swanerIt prben, rrlAs
6 9rc%nt Golo SnrtIrn trdarn, kaItiSbria
,1bIbar. Ct,ic 1880 Bombs trdgtn 7 snb Elm
Oiitttl prcSest Sntrciirn, baItiGbria ,atItar an
trggnc cinrr RaiUual 0ant, ptHe @t5ua. Dts
Il fade. rae Is 7s30 Sonos asnanrt p1itn,
1T, neil bic Sntr'i,n aui
$50 sinsn Gen! rrs GaGs tsIrnssn,
100 jpei .,
500 ;tbn ;,
1000 5panSi3
Disis SCnbS fiab su baten in Sumnen sen
$50, 500. $500. $1,000 unb $4,000, unb (Inb
frsi pUn alien Staats', Gaunty' psu ansrn "a.
rrn. GteofauS gu babsn;
10 40 Bonos, ~
In Summrn BON $50 Bis $1,000, psI&s 5 SrC.
GENT @OIp Sn!rsiI'n traB'n. balbidtris iabltar.
QrpJent Sntrsfcn 3ctea
werbsn In Srjab!ana Der 7--3s1O Bombs anat.
nUmmin unO Die pollen Sntrshsn rrlautt,
DSclo uns Silber
wirS 9tfauit une raS b66ils Yrrmium tafar tt.
Sablt.
g6sittrr gusfunft mirO nit 9rania's trtedlt
pUn GbarIce q. Sufd, GaFrr.
gB. 8. Iinep, Qrefioent.
aasntcpn, 5rtruar 90, 1865. ns-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
81 Q ccp 6 e b er.

Gin rt6t sutfo GfUrtsmsrt BON Tionns. uuS
sSttts'Worcttc etrtr, aud eeininaIsbsr, rpsIGrs
nrS In gutter 3stI sinsarst wurbs. Iu bdtsu tsl
S. 9. Wcfer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
SSDnt ibr tpDblfcil fdIfcn,
So Srbt an 1t'iIIiam SriP's pOblfsiIeH
Stietfl- un0 S1ub- StObr,

5sdas Shu6s, brittle Shire unter 9e&th's
Amsrtcan Sctsf.
go ihr Nnbsn pslcet, OaS id6nlis unb IA
brle aNorttmsnt ron Stsfsln. S6ubsn
unp 9tubbsr llsbn1hutm, aus ben befen
SnY 8atrtsn, Das te ned In aasntaun TSasss
,um 8sTtduf ansstottn wgee, uno awar ausrr'
Orpcntlit wObIfal fdr SaarseIO. SUmmt. irbrt
uno prifst fir rua fslta. SD tann wUbl eiI'r
Osrtaufsn. tpsl Ia cine biaIgsre 8'Htf babe s:nn
trssnO tin unOsrss GtasIiiismsnt. gGenn tbr 20
prcSrnt sriparfn pCl!t, 70 rufst an.
SttfsI fir Ndnnsr, s. so tis 50 90
- ,, Snatsn, 1 so :, 81
s6r9s :, Ndnaer, + so ,, 4 so
:. :. &uab,n, 90 ;, 22J
4GoitS Salmprdl u. Rib @lper, so :, 3 80
8loiss 8iO @lppe uiebrre 9attrrs, 90 D, rs
RmcnIhubt, 80 :, OU
als SCrtm Slippers fir WInnsr,
GdCirs uno Drifts, 80 - 1 90
Sept 10, ua6 VI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17

9I0e Grtm BON &o& unb 5iblngs'Otfsn an
bsrabaicbh ptsiisn. .-Gns bette
9lHortment Ypn Sle6s sWaaren,
Sfsnr0tr, u. No.. an biliB'n 9rrifsn-me
w'rrsn an eano. .StObrbaIttr unsemBtnIi8 tiG9
abaslaif3n
Surtteffiicbe SJortnbIe S5tter,
uni / 2 8 ODtr 4 Stubsn 81 wGrmsn. Stib
70 gut unb 'rlminirt b'sIrn Nrtifrf, sbe ibr ir
asnp ttnsn onbsrn @rtiftl fauf. tnerm Fs ffbr
bod rtecmmanoirt fno unb plrranttrt wrrbsn
tTnncn 3ufrIsrsnbrit ~ arbtn.--aIio
Gin nrucr S:sle SrurrbCarb. .Srfcn,
tin trrIi&r artrFsl um 2 pNsr msbr StutGn
iitrsInanOtr Su pGrmsn.
6prrants unb ale artsn 9ltirGSren IInb ttt
ibm iu tabtn, bic sr an gang billissn prei1tn
obldet.
QGe 9(rtsn Rupftrsg(rtritrn
rsrtsn Onf rtiat unr SrtriTrunacn cb.r 5tidar.
hdtn In d'l'n brn cbIs,u 3priatn t'fcrat
Da6OrRrn nnO DaOkanOelu
9lrheit.
pirb Ssrrtftrt In ollfn frinen Utr1htrttnen 3rd
qrn, on trrdtos1 bt'n grrEsn.
EaTT lite Wsta Il 9, ale ME Supftr. Rce
'na. 3inn, SIe II. +. No., pIrb sstauft unb Srr.
fnlft
9'uftt an unb fbrt hrs tt7s rn6 faSrfit Qr
fcrtrrrt ou6'rbalb phifons'pbid. oufastb, m "
'incm S'pls mslGtr pom fsinsn antersn iitertrrf.
fen p'ro
Rod 'Rnno's unO 6sntrrs wrten auf Srtrr
unb Nrn biniaasn R ten aufasittt
SobI Waor'n. Rirdh''rrn. uro 6unbtrte scr
ane'rn Nurrif6und Trtf'f III ,ablrei6 III msIp,r
-ITnc stsrfn1e h'r ~ bntsn
Seine Rshnuna p'rb a'mott fie Wrtlfrf ~
'ria'n-unp wrbs aud nitt b5ie wenn Sbr rift
fault.
Qmos Gttinopr.
Srptsmtrr 26, 1865. rotp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17
sVtiuerStDpn SOCfCn

93er bon ben ctiscn 2lrs
tifsln wrblf'il 5u flufen
wuGiht, rer fnrtt cine 9ro'
&c NIe~lhl trl
frankIin G. fl]tiNurr,
In Rlusretopn, Qt6l Go.
9a fno ron itbtr Scrtr
..nh E.N 10 =.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-17

Der llntrrjri&Eete Udol6t feline Srsuntt 70
nile Zoe aa8cmsint pubIiEum Sarauf aufmuHam
Ju MAIDEN, pae CT baS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-04-21

think it may be relied upon that he has not yet
altogether abandoned his cause, though it is
positively known he has but little hope left
His residence, when this despatch was written,
was desolate indeed, and every thing betokens
the extraordinary haste with which be abandon
ed his capital and home.
Extra Billy Smith, late so-called Governor
OF Virginia, did not evacuate the gubernatoriaI
mansion until | o'clock this morning, when be
fed, leaving Mrs. Smith behind, and all the fur
nitpre In bis house, which he had heretofore
threatened TO burn.
Mrs. Gen. R. E. Lee, wife Of the rebel Cen
era-in-Chief, Is also in the city. News has
reached here of the death of her son, General
". II. f. Lee, Of the rebel. army, killed in the
battles of last week before Petersburg.
General Hill is killed
Gen. Weitzei has taken for his private resi-
dance the mansion OF JEFF Davis. A portion
Of his staff are quartered with him, and the re
maiader in a splendid dwelling few doors below.
The interior of Davis's house presented the
appearance Of having been hastily evacuated
by him. Everything is in fine order and good
repair Many Of Mrs. Dayis's little nicknacks
and ornaments are yet to be found on the man
ties and bureaus OF her room
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-04-21
A MILITARY necessity.

"Fhy, Pompey, is dat you dressed up in so
jer clothes so smart e.
''Yes, Pete, Use enlisted"
swell, den, Pomp, wants to Ak you les one
ting beior you go. Wut's dis hear bout mil
itary necessity WITS it mean?"
IN spiain it to you right off, Gim'e your
knife fust,
"Dar it is"
''Bery we'll New, am you loyal man,
Pete? q
4 spec Iis"
Lucky for you Now law am one ling and
military necessity am another. Use sojer.-
War times now wild me. got your knife be-
cause it am military necessity. want it,
The law can't touch me for taking it. You
tonch me and you am opposed to military ne
cesaity, and you 60 10 Fort La Faughyet."
"Why, dat's my knife p
''No. 1t am confscated by military necessis
ty, In time OBJ war d. Army and Guberment
takes all they want--property slabes and all
tings--bekase dey want it to help to kerry on
de war. In peace der is no such military ne
cessity, and dey couldn't do 1t; but now if dey
oppose, dose who oppose am Rebels, bekase dey
oppose de interest of de whole kentry. / am
m dat interest, being sojer. keep your knife
fur military necessity; you object and you're
Cesessionist at once. So be kerful. Wut
saY?"
~ say take de knife, and be dam / don't
want to go TO Fort La Faughyet."
'Den you sufficiently understand bout mill.
tary necessity! !"
''I does now, dat's fack"
"Well dar I oilers fought you was loyal
so good bye, Pete; de General wants to see
me-"
''Good bye, Pomp but when de war is ober
bring back my knife"
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A correspondent writes from Hton Head:
One Gay a soldier went into . sre at Hilton
Head with two bottles One wa filled with
sweetened water, and the other hesished to get
filed with wbiskey. He got his tiskey, and
placing it in his pocket, said
Mr.. r., you can charge this 70 n till I come
around again.'
Cant see it, said the shop keelr. "Give
me back that whiskey."
The soldier produced the bottle of.ater and,
after getting the empty bottle, maderacks for
the camp with bis quart of whiSkey sey stow
ed away in pocket.
Soon, an officer visited the store, ID calie
for quart Of Ehiskey. The store-hper gave
him the soldiers quart; bat the offF tasted
the stuff, and said it was devllsh feak for
whiskey, whereupon the merchants ice grew
long and after investigating the casepund he
had been sold by "that rascalIy priva"
An old trick but it worked succdully in
this instance.
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Business CARDS.
TOSEpE w. TATE

ATTORNEY At Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Will promptly attend to collections Of bounty,
back pay, &c. and all business entrusted to his care
n Bedford and adjoining counties.
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in TatesviIe, and st. JO-
seph's, on Bedford Railroad. Farms and Unimproye-
land, from one to $50 scres 10 suit purchasers
Office nearly opposite the 'Menge Hotel'' anC
Bank of Reed x Schell.
April / l.. 1s65--ly
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eSNot bad story is now going d rounds
of Paris. A small German baron adlcasion,
as ii seems, to see Baron Rothschild, drank
fort. The great financier was writing gay for
very life when Baron x. was announc. lie
did not even lift his eyes, but said, Take a
chair, sir" The baron, with true .ernan
toucbiness about titles, said, ''Sir, iRed
think NJ lie Baron did not hear my me- I
am a baron-the Baron X" ''Ah !.thou-
sand pardons ~ said the banker, still siting,
''you are baron. Take two chairs, len, if
you will be so kind, and wait till haYfnish-
cd this letle-"
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I0HN 7. REA GY,

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA..
y pronp,y attend TO all legal business entrusted
90 his care. Will give special attention 10 claims
against .Le government
Once or JuIana Street, formerly occupied by
Hon A King. March 81. 1865.
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EDWRRn 2. HERR.

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa,
will punetualIy and carefully attend TO all business
entrusted to his care. Soldiers claims for bounty
back paw, &e., speedily collected. Office with i
Nicodemus, Esq. On Julana street, nearly opposite
the Banking House OF Reed X ScheH.
Anril = 1865,
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7. r. pURBORRCW,

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
Office one door South Of the "Mengel Hous5."
Will attend promptly all business entrusted 10 his
care IN Bedford ana adjoining counties.
Having also been regularly licensed to prosecute
claims against TIE Government, particular attention
will be given TO the collection Of Military claims OF
all kinds pensions, back pay, bounty bounty loans,
&c, April /, 1864.
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TEE BEDFORD GAZETTE
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withiq months.
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Teen decided by the United States Courts that the
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il they take them from the post office, whether they
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nj. a PORTS

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
Respectfully offers his professional services to the
public
uy~Offce with J. W. Lngenielter, Esq, on Juli-
ana street, two doors South of the Mengel House"
Bedford, Dec ., 1864
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ENpY M. ALNIp.

ATTORNEY IT Law, BEDFORD, Pa.
VIII faithfully and promptly attend 10 ali business
entrusted TO his in Bedford aad adI0ining
ties. Military claims. back pay, bounty, &c,
speedily collected.
Office with Mann & Spang, on juIiana street, two
doors South of the Mengsl House. Jan. q, '64.
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g NJ KrwmgrL ]. W. LfNeENFFLTEI
KIMmELL & LINGEWFELpER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD. PA.
gvHave formed a partnership in the practice Of
the Law. Office Juliana street, two doors South
sf the sMengel House,
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INHN PALMER

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
rWn promptly attend TO all business entrus-
ted to his care,
uE Particular attention paid to the collection OF
Military claims. Office Julianaa Street, (neaI-
ly opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. l, 1851.
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q z. SPANG.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. BEDFORD, Pa
win promptly attend TO collections and all bus-
ness entrusted 70 his IN Bedford and adjoining
EoGnties.
uvOtice on Iai,ana Street, three doors south
of the .sMengel House, opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Tate. May i3, 1864.
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IOHN P. BE Ed.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
Respscifillly tenders hts services 10 the Pe5fac.
BETOfHce second door North OF the MengeI
House.
Bedford, Arg, /, 1861.
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a II. CaPF2nTU.

ATTORWEY II LAW, S0alerset, Pa.
Will hereafter practice regularly IN the several
Courts Of Bedford county. Business entrusted TO
his care will be faithfully attended to.
December 8, 1861.
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z. G DOYlE Nj. ..

Tenders his professional services TO the citizens Of
Bloody Run and vicinity. Office next door to the
Hotel OF John c. Black. TJune 10, 1864.
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J. =. MARBOURG. III. ..

Having permanently located, respectfully tenders
his professional services to the citizens of Bedford
and vicinity.
Office on Jgliana street, east side, nearly oppo
site the Banking House Of Reed K SchelI.
Bedford, February 12, 1864.
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Z. M. MARBoURG. M. q,

SCHELLS URG. PA,
Tenders his professional services to the people Of
that place and vicinity. Office Immediately oppo-
site the store of John F.. Covin, in the room for
msrly occupied by j. Henry Schell.
July I. 1864.