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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-05-18


 to go in disguise to the capital to save his life, commenced. A kind Providence did preserve him, and enabled him to dc greater work than has been performed by any other man in our country greater even than Washington performed, who is justly styled The Fsther of his Country. Lincoln met and put down a foe more numerous and more determined than Washington. That toe was in our midst, en- ragged and desperate. Lincoln saved our conn. try. by the blessing of God .and has earned ana ], l will ever receive the grateful remembrance of tthis people. His work is done-he is gone ;-- but his words live in the hearts of us all--and they will live. He was kind, generous, and foreiying. Though he was reviled ana re- proached. he answered not. He uttered no bitter words towards those who injured him His life and example furnish an encouraging lesson for the youth in our land who are in 1 hnuble stations Born and reared in poverty, inc Aoorless log cabin for his dwelling he inn nrayed. every opportunity that offered for gain ine knowledge, and by his lntiring industry rose to distinction and power. He was be. loved by all except those who hated him be- cause he was good and true. As said by our Governor in his message: In the affections of on onnressed race, he was higher than any of inc peopIe from his shoulders and upward x
 MT. Mason of Westport (demJ objected to the expression ruler and moved to amend to spublic servant. sa.ss.sS b6.s. 2 pMr. Woodruff wished to amend to fchief magistrate ..ss sgan.i ,a,ls aL cariss he dId not like anthology in the conpo- sition. 94 ", s,.s. ssss seel gs7ea 9H MT. Wsodr6ff persisted.
 Mr. Muuson of Seymour. said that while he voted against Mr. Lincoln he should vote for
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
Operations OF Colonel Baker.

Operothomo OF COlOnel Bokef.
Several important arres:s have just been made by Col
Baker Among them Is the nrm OF Walden q willard,
prize claim agents OF 1888 York street. Brooklyn Thcy
have been arrested. charged with swndns sailors out
OF their prize money, and with forging ths names OF
sailors 10 certificates for prize money The arrest was
made about week ago thousand blank receipts have
been found In their place Of business with the names Of
sailors forged many Of them Theec receipts were for
prize claims These operators did business by buying Up
the claims Of sailors for prize money then keeping the
sailors long out Of their money that they would agree
let the m have the Of Ii r claims for very
small For instance the prize money OF the Quak
Cmy, amounting % tio4 ,Soo, wS bought up for
SiOl, ,oeo without difnculty. Another partner in
the nrn was Dcvlin, who has been convicted
and sentenced 10 fourteen years In the Clinton Peniten
having MADE his escaps om the ocer who sad him in
charge: The persons who have been swindiei BY Wal
Gen ~ arc NOW now ns, - 70, the
the swndaera All such claims should b preeent.d 10
Col. Baker ~ soon M possible.
Among those who have been recently sentenced by the
Court Martial In Washington Is VIM. H. EdscI,, . notor-
ous operator. This man pretended 10 have authority
from Col Baker carry the business OF government
detective and for tbas pretended purrose opened
once ElmI One o. his mos. extraordinary mancu-
vrs here was 70 GO with an air Of authority to the
ana Tell him ne wanted two or three of The
prisoners ~ witnesses Having got the pvisoners he
took tben The same day IN 0wegc and enlisted them.
Many opcrWtone interesting than crcditable
might be said Of his deunc detective and his ONCE bui
he NOW In the Clintes Penitcnary, whore he With b
Forgotten fer ten years
John DevlIn, James Dsvn, 5smes CahIi Jacob wss-
bel, Michael Dalton, W O. Holmes, Englehart a Bctts,
W. H. Bull and several other well known bounty brokeyu
have just bern Tried In Washington END sentenced In
Clinton Pes sAsatiary for toms varying fsn nve 70 four
tsen yean
In The CiDWeon PcnItontiary they srs cenfucA half
mile under The surface of NE esSL. a uss ksSs ~
SsOrk N - iren mAnA
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
DESTROYS that she should 60 and mildly in.imates tina. NJ
has had quito enough Of her

CoRUSxA, March "a 1855
TIE Stomesoan Goa Ont Again-She Has Every Ad,a,.
ta0e IN Her Fdvw-TAe Niagara and Sacramento d.
No, Pursue Her-rhe Stonsoau Standing OF and On
This morning, at daylight, the ram Stonewan
monced making preparations for again leaving the pos
Of Ferrsl
As she found yesterday that she was very much down
by the bow this morning she ghtened herself by taking
out quantity OF coal forward
About ten O'Clock she came out accompanied again By
the frgate Conception She stood out 10 sea about five
miles whore she came TO and spent most oil the day
very much to the admiration Of thousands Of people q
all sorts and descriptions, who stayed there 70 gaze -
her. and who excessively dsgusted that the Ma
CARA and Sacramento did not come out TO meet her.
Thew did not como, however, and perceive the rss-
son they did not WAS very good one The ses was -
smooth ~ glass, with not ripple upon The SonewaA
had she made day expressly for IT, could have haA
In which she would 20 have every advantage In .
naval action she would have had day In perfectly
smsoth weather she can her three big guns with
great accuracy and power, while little sea will vsy
much incommods her
presume that Commodore Craven did not feel inclined
to give her ali the advantages and she left her span
in Ferro and there probability Of her going =
sea in her present rig he like wise and prudent
mandsr, concluded that he would take his tineI
and no had twice given the Stoaewali tho choice q
weather would now await and make II himself.
Az close my letter-at eight p. M-the StonewaM y
reported standing or and tho mouth OF The
harbor Of Ferro.
Commodore Craven is a. wise and prudent al he u
brave and his bravery has been proven in than
hard fought fight He will not give away his ship; ~
to morrow II the Sonewal does not have all the
tages on sde he will doubtless be out and tight her
She cannot put to without his knowledge, and y
she attempts put he will assuredly pursue teT
send you herewith list Of the officers Of the Sscrs.
ment0:-
Cdptain-Henry Wake.
Le tea1ml c. rsm1nde Henry d. Todd.
Leu,exant-George T. Ryan.
Eas,gas-Marsten Nil 8, John D. Clark, Joseph ccgh.
Ian.
Ssygeon-John 9. Kitchen.
Pa ImaNy-J sse p. Woodbury.
Eagiseers-Acng Chief John YATES; First Assistant
William Triton; Second Assistants, John g. G. Aspn-
wall Edward A. BUSHNELL Third Assistants, John No
quon, G orge +. savory, Leonard Pratt
Payn,ast RS Clerk-Charcs Wo0lley, Jr.
Can aims Cierk-Wiilam s. Ryan.
ino Mnster's Mate Charles L. Pease, Daniel o Haz-
rington f. N r. Place
CaypentY-Georgc e. Anderson.
Gssnner-Andrew Wilson
close this letter with q little cOnundrun, aprops 81
the circumstances, which is gong the rounds OF both
ships and which report attributes to less personags
than the Commodore What breed Of sheep does he
ram stonewa belong tos Why the marne-o of courss'
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Observation-Disclosures Rebel Legislature
OF Old Virginia Invited to Lead the
Way.
The rebellion IL indeed demolished. Read
the call which we publish to-day from Con-
gressmen, Asscmblymen, editors, judges, law
yers, planters, &c.-a powerful body Of the
most conspicuous rebels Of Old Virginia-invit-
ing the rebel Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Legislature of that State 10 meet In Rich
to consider their present situation. Old Vir-
ginia, the head and front of the rebellion, sur
renders, and, broken up, disorganized and ex-
hausted, all her confederates in the service Of
JET. Davis under the same protection, will
speedily follow her good example.
This is o shrewd and sagacious movement on
he part of President Lincoln. He not only
pardons the leading rebels Of Virginia, from
the Governor down, but invites him and them,
and their late rebel Legislature, to
meet In council at Richmond, to do
liberate upon the ways and means for
the restoration of the State to the blef sings of
The Union, under the new condition Of things
produced by This tremendous war. The assem-
blage thus convened cannot fail TO be inHu-
enced by the generous spirit Of President Lin
coin. II will realize tho fact that Virginia
having been, like brand from The flames,
rescued from the Moloch Of her Southern cor
fcderacy, vengeance Is at sn end, charity pre-
walls, and that the "Old Dominion" must pro
pare for new State charter, upon new ideas,
and for tho new life Of regeneration and pros
perity that lies before hcr. At the same time,
while tho moral influence Of this great and wise
concession In behalf Of reconstruction in vir-
ginia will have . powerful effect upon the lead
ing spirits Of ell the other rebellious States,
we may expect from the debates Of the meeting
thus assembled that the administration will de-
rive muoh valuable information, and will bs
greatly assisted In the solution Of the difHcuit
details Of recommendation in all the reconquerod
States.
i. We Ase ipclisod 10 suspecs hat Mr.. Lincoln.
IN thk exhibition u the spirit Of conciliaHon,
did net forgc< certain anccdote In The life Of
Hcrod csc Great Of Judea, M The king Of that
oo.,sry uader the snDruuae asIhoriE oi aens.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

THE GUERnLAs--A SHORT SErTIEMENT.--
General Palmer, commanding in Kentucky, has
hit upon short settlement with those vaga-
bondizng runians known as guerillas or BUSH
whackers He gives them SO many days. grace,
after which all still in the field are to be con-
sidered and hunted down as outlaws A few
proclamations of this sort, with an example Of
summary punishment here and there, will soon
break up the whole guerilla system.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

SmP BUILDING At QUEBEo-Tho Quebec papers give .
list Of the ships building in that district The whole
numb forty three with an aggregate OF 80 7l0 tons
The largest is tsns the next 800 and $50 There
are two Of 1850 tons Of 200 two Of ono q
10O 1850, and six Of 900 TONS The smallest .
400 The number building this year shows large fang
off compared with the ship building done last year. when
sixtytwo vessels built, the decrease this yeas
amounting TO about x, 600 tons
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Tho Cheapest Newspaper and Best Family
Literary journal I'm tho Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will bs -
sale at eight O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning.
TsRxA-One copy, one year, 81; three copies, ~
Ave copies, s.; ton copies, $ls limited number =
advertisements will be inserted in the WEEKLY HHRAL
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Mr.. EditOr-Dear Sir-The Gratuitoa0
appeal my behalf of"Fve Ladies' Of the Ninth wac =
precptate In reply respectfully state that when
necessity providing substitute OCCURS, appeal -
fN'''' W." Up BROUNHR
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Royal Havana L0ttery.-Gold Paid feR
prizes, Information furnished Highest rates pad e.
doublo0ns and all kinds Of gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 10 Wall seroee
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
| all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIK, ~
L Rroxd
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Bashfulness.-How to Overcome Il. See
JOURNAL Jan. No, 2Oc.
FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadway Nov YosA.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

CurIous AAsoclntlons,-Why, When
with III Because he 10 famous In that line OF business
dnces his style for and his establishments Ne
2l2 Broadway, Fulton street. has always larGo
uuppiy Of Hats Caps &C THIS season Mr.. Knoz usual
produces his spring styles Of these articles and a
fu assortment have His spring style Of aA
must make . sensation.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A.-eyVhite's Patent Lever Truss"-CuR0o
ORE0ORY CO., - Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Prizes Dashed I'm all Leg alised Lotteries,
and information given Drawings sent
j. CLUTE, Brokers onnoe. 17e Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. CircuAerss
j. T. CLAYTON, 10 wall street n. Z.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Presorvativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No Astor Housa
The dye applied by skiful artisls
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines, wHBELER 4 WILSON, 605 Broadway. sss
Wh0eier 4 Wilson'S Button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A.-Why is the. Perfume 81 Phalonss
NIGHT BLOOMING CRREU8 In q Broadway stage liko .
pretty girls moutni Beoause makes bus agrssAtaA
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

AZ $50 Broadway, Messrs. Fowler -
WELLS. Phrsnoloslsts, make sxsdnnstions daily.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A Great Hit.-SOlid Walnut Chambev
Suits Of ten pieces for 9i65 and 43lb each MKKk0
cabinet furniture msnufactory 90 Broadway and Mss
and West Fourth street. New York
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

I'm Broadway
yuac is sometimes wearing the hat o. Psyche sel
Peyohe that Of juno The immense variety cf syies W
thh department nj GEkINS 53 broadway Rrerudts tne
possibility OF such mistake occurring there th MY nr
ferent shapes and styles trimming - choose fon h %
possible tat lady miss should f 70 nnd me one thss
harnonizes best with her features and hcr hgure
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

| Flags-T1ags-Polos,B Balls, &C., at HO-
/ JER 6RAHAM'S % Duane street. corner Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Hufeland's Cough Cure - Promptly
breaks up and relieves coughs arising from colds beD
lN Chambers street. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Gouraud's italian Medlcntcd Soap
curca tan pnpies freckics eruptons besh worms Ao -
l6a Uro.d .d~a and
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD.
~~...~~~eo.>~~~>~~.~~>~
Tho Chea post Newspaper and Best Family
Literary journal I'm tho Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will bs -
sale at eight O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning
Tsaxa-One copy, one year. 81; three copies, ~
Ave copies, s.; ten copies SIS limited number -
advertisements will be inserted in the WEEKLY HsaALA
Mr.. Editor-Dear sir-The Gratuitoas
appeal my behalf of"Ftve Ladies 81 the Ninth w:.d
he r. o1 Vi an
public charity via be entirely unnecessary, ppous,.
A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulsrs,
'''"'"'' ~'N j. r. CLAYTON. 10 wan street MI
Pri.ss Dashed I'm all L-salised Lotteries.
'no '"''"'' J. cLUTK, BroEsrs Once ITO Bse.aw,s
prizes Information Furnished Highest rates psd e.
dousS'n' and 4, lfS e es .ns s.af:: :ss w.
A. ssa Broadway, Msssr.. Eswisr =
WELLS. Phrenoloslsts, usks exaaalnAsaons daily
A.-"White's Patent Lever rTruss''-Curss
capture radically No e e CO. ~ B.A-.
A.-Uss the Bsst.-Bowden,s Moth Ne.
sfRoYING PACKET. For sale BY eli drusCss.
A.-Why 10 the. Perfume sf PhalonsS
SSns Sr1 mSSaa n ss M
WILCOX GIBBS 800 Broadway
A Great Hit.-soIid Walnut Chambsy
S q sn aS sss q q ;sS : :.s M
Bunting Ei.g., Asserted sizes.
~ Rss Hrna
Boys' All Wool Melton Suits At %. L.
v. BROKAw "a Fourth avenue. and o. Lafayette plass-
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
Dye. Factory 81 barclay street
Bashfulness.-Hovv to Overcome It. See
rHRESoE9sk I9HESA EI ~ S.s SS % Nov Yox
q. Las n. kelly. $50 Broadway
Curious Associntions.-Why, when .
With III hs e
% scss h style or every o and his Ne
supgly Of Hats Caps &C. THIS season Mr. KnoI, usual.
must make . sensation.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
all diseases Of the feet cured by DR. zACHARIK. ~
Crist.doro's La Si Hair Dye, Pre:srvatiys
The dye applied by skilful artists.
Flags-rlags-Polos, Balls, &c., at HO-
JER dRAHAMs. M Duane street, corner Broadway
Flags, Fl.gs.-English Bunting-
Cheapest in New Yort. at BRADGEYs. O. Nassau s''ce<
For Diarrh@a, Dy.entery, &o.@Ms.
GUIRR's Compound Extract Of Bruno Plant s the rass
ras sn, cS
.ssns UsS -: We: % Yss sssS saS Ss f
and westsrn steamboat ciIce5s Sod y az ar arusTs.
eurcs tan p%pies frsciies sruptons worms Ao 4
as broadway and drusglse.
Croxsr Sx Bakers First Pre- Ium EIas-
tic stitch lock stitch Sewing Machines, 40, Broadwsy
New York.
Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
MSssi:s Miss'ssi w:os. sasioS Hole % S.sSna ''''
up and relieves coughs arising from colds &c bssA
lh Chambers street. Sold By all druggists.
Health and Happinoss.-An Important
circular 70 Sen. free Of charge addrcssss
HilI's Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black o.
druggists
yuac sometimes wearing the hat o. psyche sel
hr',Sss . 81 a Tse s Srossws preclude. %
S,s Ss such .Da ant. %sss :, ecS%as Choose from
6srnon,os best with her Features and her nssrs
Immense Prices Paid for ola Beoks.-
''' u GEStXT ss 'i iSEoTaERs. us Nassau s.resA
Iren Furntture.--Bedsteads Cradles,
g. Ss 5o s.;ss:s 81 sss s s
Thorns,s Arnica and ChIoroform Linz
1901 cur.. Nsureigs Phe<nnstsWi, Toohache Sp~pSaA
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

For Diarrhen, Dysentery, Sc.-ms.
GUIRE's Compound Extract OF Bruno Plant ~ the nese
reliable and successful remedy 10 endorsed by Col Iene
General Pleasanton and Gen F,s Hcnry Warren % -
United Army Western Sanitary and Christian Csr
MISSIONS War Relief Pund Editors OF the Prcsa
and Western steamboat officers. Sold By all druggsts
DEMAS BARNES CO., Agents
81 Part row New YoSx.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Bunting Flags, Assorted Sizes.
G. II. TYLER. - East BroadwaNI
Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %. I.
v. BROKAW, - Fourth avenue and o. Lafayette plaea
Batche1or's Hair Dye-The best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfe
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Health and Happinoss.-An Important
circular 70 young Sent free Of charge addressas
DIR. Powers, 81 Franklin street
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Iren Furntture.-ncdstea Credlea,
OuAGI 10 ~ broadway opposite st Nicholas HessA
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Hiu's Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black or
Brown.-Reable Depot No. Barclay street. Sold by q
dr,, ,nnsLa
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Flags, Flags.-English Buntfn9~
Cheapest in New York st BRADLEY 49, ga Nassau ssrcek
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Thorme's Arpica and Chloroform Lina-
u,et cur.s NeursIaa Rheunnstsp. Toothacke Sprnsaa
Bruises N Dcpo, lG Chss~tcr, = asd ~ "i drus~ss
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

AMERICAN THEATRE. No. 44 Broadway.
YANlOnIhKs, bUKLEsaUxs &c.-Tux RIVAL ARrizANs.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els Broadway
Open from lU A. NJ. TIL ~ L. IL.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Tvusses aud Elastic stockings--Msrse rse
AC0..s Radsa, o~rs sS~sa ohcs slh ~ Ma svss1 ss~
Assar Aouse
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

PeS gepNIer9rbtn her llriOn .SClbatrn--ptlGen
Cs Soppere'aoe unp @iTrlsrittr nittt rnmol Gin
Si'mmr'At tTInutru wolltCn-Itlua.
BE TdtUIiFn-Dag mir mlr ber gbmiri
trotipn bes 9ulirrnlen Scbr1pn tsr,tin m.
fytGnfn nt rag Ieins Sritebaltuua bra oon,rn
GubInGtts au5gerGblt burd Yrelbrnt QinspIn
uHs dDr ldn9it ltttrItugt bat, oa6 er nur beGcn
@rrnntI 70 mic otllsn Staotstlu1teit auefitrrn
nil; uHp elb alle Sttlutc Der GoppegtrapS ion
In tbr p:rherbIihe5 Nb 81 5ietfn, i@ b7bsr oils
gang unS GAR prrSctlidp aus9cWiClrn tat unb aud,
tFrnubm anslcftien rpirp.
8sfdtpfIrn-D Dn6 mir tfIcntns roll,
fcmmcn barin nit prClipsnt SUbn1cr iiterslnlllm.
men, BOP 5pMpnratb Gin grp6rs &rrtrrGrn H.
julamrnsn9cIsbt aus Dflfn anbrrn Scrtrr6Gn ais
wie 3erilSruns BON gigentbum, 8aub unb Dteb,
itdRI, Worb unb Wrrbtunrrrd II. {. NJ. ii. +.
NJ, une bnB Elm fOI&rS grrbrdsn aud brIlrnit
wtrocn miBc; llnp pnf Mir trfftn, aus Qtttc fir
unisre NotfommsnIGnft, baB bsIm SGlcwi6tsn
tbre 70 wObt csrtients Strafe aud balb auf rrm
6uBs nodirlBen mae.
8ef6tofirn Oas bicIr Gsrsammluna
NtIpura9 dlicn SuIpafCn mctdc fir bic @rbaI.
lung Der Union sstimpft baten, tbrsn ber,IIdtn
Oont barbrin9t, 0aiiir bn6 lit ibr Nues psrlaiIrn
uno IN DaS SSia@tfclbe seeIt lino- 3cqG;:ali6.
felt hnp 0slmobett IetbIt ntPt In Ntidliht ae-
nommsIr-une ipmt ben SIie9 tJrI6sn bic @Ops
pcrtraos, @trrIcritter unb Stsrifcnilirn eeasn bic
Union ssfdtrt, gu sntm sIidlidsn @nbt erbra6t
batrn.
Sfi4lrIien- Gob bic Ssrrrn SamucI
WrScis uno Sctn e. srfTmon ais 9lrpreIrnta.
tire Dslraaten Crnnnrt iino, INN lins In brr nGh.
TEN StaatS Contention "a rtprrlrnlirrn-al alIwp
GanotoatSn fir SanbmtiTrrs General unp Gutitcr-
@enernI gu rrnrnnen linp, um burG bic llnicn
Yartbrt bft nlhier gBnbl unterRdBt 40 wrrtsn..
SfI6IU Dag bic 5rrren g1iaiam
y. NinY, 8tlabman @UUb uno 9leu6rn @ui6r
brrpurh ais ScnferIcs frnonnt linb UNI nit rinCr
atthfn AnSaIt Gcnfrries, bon 9iprtbamptcn
@ountY 81 ftntr 1pl6en 3eit, bic unlsre SreunSe
baiClbIt btitimmrn mDarn, ,uammtn 5u trtfTrn, um
t4 ouf eincn Snatcrial Dslrsat 3ur sebahttn
Scnsrnitcn, 80 prrrntgCn.
8rI rIGtOlien-0oe mir btIaetrr CONTEXT
ttpn srnlltd @en. SomeS 6. Selfrtbae,
BON giprttnmptUn gauntp. ais @nntbat fir
Vhnomt1rr General tirlrs &tantS, anempftttfts.
@'n. Selfribae mar elmer Sfr erlen rrr bel brm
@ustruh res Srigss In bnS S&laGifelte fir bic
Grbalung Der Union ciltr. @r bat feline YfIi&.
TIN getrru unp topfrr 1lint, uno fplhr SKINNER
pcrtieHtn rs ppbI euE6 G4rnitslm tsIcbpt ~
wii Sn.
Crr 8eritt Der Committee purbt sp1ntmia
ongnUmmsn pornuf rer Yrclisrrt tins Iana. unS
0Nddie 8tcs an rie SUiomnlung bislt, bic
nit lrbr Slrlem Stifl oufg,rommen mcrtrn III.
Sei DnB bI. &crtanbIunatn
Oclcr VrInmmlurs pon ben S,amttn untrrscitb.
MT uno In alien tCguIcn 3itursm sitlts Gaunttts
trfannt armaht wrrOsr iOlltn,
Cllnttr;tinnri pcr rem 8famen.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

oGs 100 Sorie5 NIT ocn f6ni9litben 3rups
pen, uno Die, pelbe lpdter jurufjutcb=
rem pa9ten, murben cin9ciperrt. Ql6
Waibln9ton, Der, ME mir iOon ptcn
fabcn, Die 8orie5 nicbt nit fiD ipofcn
lieB, 70 melt e6 jtine beitbrdnftc Com
pcten5 crlaubte, nit icincn Sruppcn
nab 9tep 9Jorf fam, lieB er inter cen
Sorle6 70 jaDlreibe Srbaftun9cn uorz
nebmcn, Dap nibt nur Die Scfdn0niiic,
ionoern au6 Die &irben uo0 BON upOs
litilben 8efan9enen' Uuroen, uno Qros
3efIe uno @onfiseation rparen an Ger
Sa9c6Oronun0.
SSn oen fGolben Stdaten ipuroe oe9en
Die Sorie6 nob nit neit 9r6berer @rblts
terun0 ein9clbrittcn als i'm gtorocn.
Naboem !. .. cine Scriebanoc in StO
carolina BON Milijen 9efan0cn 0cncms
men morocn mar, Ucrurtbelttc cine Surp
nid)t rpcni9er ais 20 Der @cfan9encn sum
&ooe, uno an fiinfen puroe Die GooCsz
itrofe pclljoQcn.
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