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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-12

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ten fir YtiIaNctpbid, 9leu 9orf, 0leaotng, YptS
piGr Qetanon, Alcntcwr, Gnilpn't.
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fclst: I'm 800, 1925 unp S,t5 GOrmiltlg5
unp As, gd6mittaa5 un0 tonmen an In gfsr
gurt nm 10 llbr Yormiltags pn0 800 uni
10 80 NafmiltnaS
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brr VMIp'pln en- GIcrtabn urp @alaftarren tr'
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p6ia UNI s 9crmttda5 uub $50 NahntagS
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mittags ,3S un3 Cos NIhmtta95.
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btng UNI 600 @rrmttn8e unO tetrt um 500
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GOiumbia gtlentabn'3dBe OfrIaTen 8rabir9
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lin 5onntaacn:
8erlaTm Nru gort nm 90 Na&mittasS.
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80 8Ormittaaa. 2amaaua um Gcrmtta9c.
6auistus um IS Sormittass. 0iCactn9 I'm
1 90 SUJm;tla9a fir Daujeburg.
Communication, Wrtlen, soul 8erirn unG Gr'
curTon 3tdns gu teratBigten preilcn wsrprn
aueesaetCn rad uno pom alien 9untttn.
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Gen. Supt
QueuR I, 1865.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-12
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81 clDoIEen.
Nue StgIt pcn 96bieS Manteln unb WantPl,
tuG, Uon alien 6arbm urb bsf9smaGte, mad
StIclluna psrfrtgt unb inosm MIR tislss ole
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In bcr Stabt
, 1865-01-24

AHPEENTS OF flour AID 3RAfx pCK4Ia Iuk TKK1
1xp1xa IlK. a.
Flour. Wheat. C.zn. Oats. Kye.Har1tY
By Enlrosd ISL so sozs sC12S 1ai3 e5A
, 1865-01-24
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.

For thirty ysa7s pa1t the Ezpectorant has been be
lore this public. each sueceeainz yeHr adding to its
popularity, and extending the demand untll ROW It
known and appreciated In at quarters Of the world,
and admitted to be the Crest Remedy Of the Age for
that widely prevalent Cas- Of DexSes, for Nhch 1t
IL especially designed .-......-...
HaytuE successfully 1toed the test OF time the salts
still increasuK, and the direct testimony OF eufes
affected BY Its use 1ccumuattus eur hsads tho pro-
pEefors sf the Exrectorant .es1 lusttned In recon-.
mt nding it tbs sn'ieted with renewed confidence,
not indeed being absolutely intallbe IN all cases.
but u the most reliable curative within the reach Of
the pabltr, calculated in most to eradicate the
VARIOUS diseases for which Il Is commented. snd In iii
cases TO bdCEd Es1lei.
Ills allo worthy Of notice thai tbs testimony to the
remsdisl properties OF the E1rHuroIAHr IL nos cou~
aued to The IterAte and crsdu1ous bar anooerabIe
psrsons ei intelligence md character, sletgJmen.
phJa!cians and others, occupying tbs mott prominent
ztxtcus In society, too honest TO impoa. ctherss
and too ts9.ctous be 1poled upon themselves not
only use, but recommend It In the highest tera fox
The uniformity Of 1T success In all diseases OF the Pal
nonAry Organs. ..-. .........
The EuForo1A1rt IL especially oou,ur rnded to Mtz-
1.r1sa THAcH1As, aad etners neczstomed to apesk-
ing In public. fer the re!iet or Hoaraeness. all
bronchial Affections and tox the ots.ns
Of speech
The E1pectorant aud all Dr. JsJne'a Family Xedi-
slnss lre sold By Agents and Druggists everywhere.
from whom may Be hsd gratis Jayne's Medical Aina-
aac, containing = iAb.e Calendar for general use.
muca Information for the 4leS, and the sss
mony Of those who have Aimed their health oJ the
use Of our Remedies. By su m.an3 get ono. md pro-
tervs It for references,
All Dr. D. JAYNE SOME Family Asate4nes IS, Are
.od + hIs,5e y FILLER rISH ,I a'1R5nAa Ei,5tEh
As scaa3Sk no9kzh IL dos sutfa ssiTs nw1E
1aoAE2831t NW&H.2dp
, 1865-01-24

With the Federal troops at KIehnono' ~ ~, 5ssen
River, pretty revere ono at Lebanon a9a Ee9e-
nj fight through Ohio and lnaf?na. re se19i.d naa
f1s ean. asI as q" also did captain Hynes, thoagh
know It Ia unusual for Captains ID y use enns In
general battles Nc took pos.sssioe of q uo5aon,
r.ncef Tnard, had the commission OF Captain.
hnt ~ the time did not command 4 company. We
went to Salem oqt u,a nus 10
had s11 nv csnteen allied With whisky thaIs about
iii. ! noticed that the depots were burning. and
bqfst " sp or eaf d
IoTtd hvs a to ect ID ny horse. We had At tho tins
sbont twenty -ave OF sl1 hundred men With q. We
next went through or round several towns oisan at
Rh Snt did R1s ss e so1 man il
ssna cfothcs. Who had been talled from behind an
smbuscade In general hsht, and alao heard Of
tome others who hsd been kalidd' en1 nd never saW
Sa}em. va went to Lexington and stayed all
nirht / believe sone Of the stores were burst
open, but such things arc - eaasomifg ant on thsss
there were some horscs ''nresscd" but dld not
see them. To press horses is fancy army to1m
stealing them e me hs e
In this manner IN Kentucky. During the raid I
Was frequently In charge Of men, but not Of regu-
lar companies. When We took possession Of
purpo.es np ~ scouts. My comm tnder proper was
ff)ick Morcan-that II he commanded the regi-
ment, though Captain Hynes ,s .,s senior a Captain
rcpefally to ret sick before any battle or lighting.
This wss not General John ,.la Moran = no. 81;
shout ten miles from here {Cineinnat.l
sa'led ,o,,4saea geadale 3, .obsa bs}Ia7e :;
| twenty men, with which l drove In the
PekS Thsy TsEe er hs1 sspt e@t ont fso@
n that direct1on On Tie bike road at pretty GOOD
rate. The man said who was killed at corydon
Nas not defcnselessly murdered. did not sec
him fall, hut raw hi. body afterwards. Az we were
entering the clty re marchea into IN ambuscade,
md IN The light which then cnsuea, he was shot
don't know whether he WIS "home guard" Of
not, but saw he YVES dressed In citlEeu'a clothes,
| At this juncture the Court adjourned until
| II o'clock on Monday morning.
| During the whole Of the session the large
| rotunda which was occupied rs court room
| by the commission, was filled with > vel
| packed crowd Of earnest spectators, who Lis
tened 10 the evidence throughout with tht
most breathless attention.
| HARuIE G. G.
, 1865-01-24

MI WARREN AF> Jau- y. 1oGo%
To the Editors OF the Boston Daily Advertset:
In The New York Erening Post Of Fiday
last, some one controverts the position h.v9
taken with regard to spool cotton: n.Poo!
cotton is sent to this country in galvanized
iron boxes. It Is because the precaution ts ne 70
ces.sry. ii precautions must be taken, tneJ
osn q ,ds M 1.gs 1h5y aass 1Ssoo
lady's WORK basket. il exposed to dampness.
- 4 long y as tie f5iegn cotton !. 5est Dc.
under existing conditions Of sale Il I. - Eooa
Is the Hadley. Il sotten = paeAe9 ar ~ Il i
Probably the retail purchaser: .,,,,. =,
/ do not desire to diminish the re1enne = \
Government. 1joined the League because au5 II !.
madc no such attempt; only PROPOSED u
start nm economic movement. No one who
knew e tt The laws Of trade believed for one mo %
ment that our League could hare thAs etieG
1or years. Has the F" Dealer IN Spool cot1on
o04 f0 CAROLINE Fl. DALI
, 1865-01-24

WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan. GA significant
article appears in the Richmond Enquirer Of last
Thursday, which sxya, after every manly effort,
the rebe11 may fail, and policy and Interest would
incline the rebels to submit to the United Statos
Joining thcfr military forces, they could then
sHeep fhis continent, and thus hide their shame:
while Anner1ca will become tho colossal power OF
the world. =,
tors in view Of tho fact that they have lost all Of
prove these disasters = blessing. They saJ w.r
Ia now their sole business. The conscripdou must
be vigorously enforced, and every one that eau,
The Richnond Irhig says that negroes In the
prime Of life will make better soldtera than hfto
men over fifty.
General Joe Johna.on, In his late speech At Co.
GREETED that he could not serve with the rebel SOL
lIer..
II. S. Toote refused to bo released, and insists
nron trial to show canse for his as-est.
Captain SeI,mes has reached fich1nond-
, 1865-01-24

The EcHT Three Cent Currency.
The new three cent fractional currency,
which will e=on be in general circulation, arc
beautifully engraved On the face, in the cen
ter, is steel engraving Of Gen. Washington,
under the words s'threc ccnts.'' In the up
p4r corner Is the dgunt. '':s" under ''E Plurt-
bus Uuu1n." In the lower corner, back Of
flowers, they hear the words on the face:
Act Of March Sd, 1858.
United States>
THREE CENTS
Furnished only BY the Assistant Trsasurers :and
Designated Deposi.aries OF the United States
Treasury Department
On the opposite side, in d field Of green, is
the figure 49," under ''1u, !" in each corner.
They are finely executed, and il will be a.
most an inpossibility to initiate them.
, 1865-01-24

orgl ettyins the charterlsts, it WAS sent to .
sptcial connatttsc Of tsirs<en. and there 1t WAS
Kicked about for thu annsement of it, pom
derous committee. Whether 1t will ever zee
the light, I dare not predict, bnt think it
doubtful: What new scheme they will start
think the hotel dodge will not succeed; and
I am quite sure that they can do nothing to
save the impending blow. The capital will
fade from their sight, sooner or later, and
turn up in Peoria, Decatur, Bloomington, OF
Chicago. So mote 1T be. H1C Hoo,
, 1865-01-24
H4viev Of tbs Cincinnati Provision Market.

C,xc11xAy:. jan. -, 15ss.
Thsreceipts oi HeEs tiaee our LAST report coprlss
enjy I5Ct heAd. and tho butchers have great
Psf.on q thete H. packing house: ~ a. y. essst
DEC ineu to $l5Gal5 25 net Sales 500 hea1 lo.As
$15 net we. Pork has h:en ve1y ftuil. and prices
are mater tsly !owtr The market cloaing It $e 10
10 50 sf cit, brands; unity nrtuds aro nominal II
is us Il srIms Ms.s IS veTy am "a oassfa 81 Il
would hny. Rnmp Pork dull an non1iaAs n ~. eon
$40 Shipped ani!ng the xssk ~. ~. !, LaEs s, rs. a
prime al9alxe fos eountzy He.d AL 81. ~
selling 1t 2kobo shiepsd during TIE wssk; ~.
2,Sot,erces and is kegs: NaT Bacon d1ll a. iyAc
ribbed Sides cc for clear Sides and &c for best
enred u.Ms. uncsnEssaed but packed BnkmsaIs
dtTs sud sides loose, and 1s4a'sx for hsms looss.
shipped during the weak 95e hhdA. SIS tcs :96 bo1ea
and }1l1er 1t :. o5. no charge for hrs-
whisky has been in active deul*nd. with large sa
At - CleslnE steady though NOT active, At tdc
latter price. PHILLIPS, SLHuGA = co.
, 1865-01-24

Letter from General Sherman
The Society Of California Pioneers In San
Francisco, have elected General Sherman IN
honorary member Of that body. The Gene
ra! returned the following reply:
IT recall with exceeding pleasure my early
adventures In that lind Of gold, aud think ]
learnsd during my wanderings over its plains
and mountains the lessons Of patience and
endurance which have enabled me to lead A.
mics successfully in this war.
II beg you will convey to the members Of
your society my grateful remembrance OF
their many acts Of kindness and favor and
for the very handsome manner in which you
hcye communicated their Kind action
II an, with great respect,
'sYour friend and ob't servant,
"W. T. SHERMAN.
.Naior General United States Army"
, 1865-01-24

q t} iath TncIc u good demand for sll knds hut
th scarcity Of railroad transportation cztpples trails.
EsrrJnr ia sold IA ~ taynrH He quota:
, 1865-01-24

CECpK t11I-On account OF the email stack on hand
former priced have been sustained Sales 20 hrls IT
4sc paeksgts inc1uded-thts would be equal to Sc,
R1rfszu-Ths demand yesterday wu eoutned 70
With ~ occsat nal lot for export Weat while the sup
NV ou hand Ii amply sufficient tnr a ordinary puf-
nEart: bpders manifest disposition TO accept low
pftces The only sales reported we're ITO hss Fce 4
s7kc; 50 do 1t Sic 2 gallon. Bonded T2s held As6t
Csc. ,o .,,. ~
$3.50 = brl. Some holde1a WeEe demanding h1saef
RESzoLa-The rates we're nominal; eonded. aoc
free 4Dc with sales OF 50 hris at lhe latter d21fe
, 1865-01-24
GOVERNMENT AGENCY FOR THE 9ALR
OF UNITED STATES BONDS.

knb.e1ipttsas to the ~ Loan as par and ssstusd II
tesess This 1osa opea tor Investment In anJ sunni
the notes being is1usd denominations OF ~. $eo
3soo and $1ooo and convertible 1t the expiration
OF three Jsass zom 18th Augus, 1sat tnto so gold
beartzk stx per cent bonds commission OF y per
cant Is allowed to Banks and Bankers. and Ros@ 1or"
HArded bY express fsee Of charge. IN.
T1ts Rank also deals In other q. 8. Becurities \
uxrkrt rstes J. H. ELLIS, President.
= TfNKEAN. CA2bltfv
, 1865-01-24
" Naior General Tn
ITEMS.

Gottschalk's agent, 1t is stated has run
away with Sc, ,o0o.belonging to the pianist.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Antoutette L. Brown Is
acain In the field as lecturer.
Melvin s. Whitney, an opulent wine mer-
chant of New York, committed suicide the
other day while 1aboring under temporary
alteration Of mind.
"A Berlin editor has been sentenced to
three days imprisonment for reminding the
King of Prussia of hotel bill. ..-
a recent eil7er wedding In Pittsheld,
1{ass., cost $4,000.
A worlds convention Of Spiritualists Is
to be held in New York, next month
-Foote announced his intention OF leaving
rcbeldom for " some seQucstcrcd spot" and
started Immediately Tor Washington.
Strauss, the eminent German writer, Is
in Berlin, studying up material for new
theological work.
The French Jesuits have founded CatAo-
lie College at Constantinople. ....
During stag hunt in the wood OF AVE-
,nr near Munich, stag which Ind been
brought to bay, ran ut the kir5s gunsmlth,
and drove one Of his antler completely
through his neck, killing him on the spot.
False back hair Of golden hue has been
selling at Paris at two hundred francs oack
knot with small diamonds studded, al two
| thousand francs. The rage for 't1ed' ought
to frighten the government.
| The British Museum has obtained an opera
written by Charles Lamb.
Rev. II. Shock, Lutheran minister Of New
York, is missing. It is feared he has commit
ted suicide.
There are five million native Germans in the
United States.
The Hebrews Of Savannah are oil anxious
to take the oath Of allegiance.
Ono hundred and sixty thousand copies o1
Remains Life Of Jesus have been sold In
France.
The large beads introduced By little Picco.
lominl, who looked sHecter than she Sang
are all the rage In New York. Every one vii
remember little Pic. and her large blue tur
4uoiss beads.
: There was Just three dsys difference between
the ages Of Everett and Webster. The forme
WAS seventy years nine months and six days.
The Bishop Of Treyiso (Vcnetia) has forbid
den tho Catholics attending the funerals Q
+ jews.
, Two pcsaons in Winsted, Connecticut, hay
| O0l81neQ Qtf0fcc- Oue Is as deal As q Gro 7
har and the other bed-ridden. Hardly wort
s the trouble.
: Alexander Dumas tue Younger il about t
1 1nar1y Russion Princess named Eariskini.
Ono hudrcd md five to1pedoes have bee
+ taken out Of the Roanoke River, Shoclin
c place.
Ole Bull, after an absence Of many year
= recently played at Berlin.
John Brougham has written horse piec
: for Adah Ieaacs Menken Heenan, ETC.
: The Arrhduke Louis Joseph OF AustFia
D dead.
r The prcmonitory symptoms of the diseas
: Of which Edward Everett died manifesto
d themselves some time since. BE has Ion
F. been almost entirely unable to sloep,, and h
+ orly relief WAS to get up in the night an
: rcad.
Lord Lyons hna arrived homo Improved
q health. ..
The Prince of Wnles' income Is $780, 90
e Potter Palmer is after him.
, 1865-01-24

CArr1x.-The transactions IN sastlo have bsen re-
markAhY li.ht this week. MAS, also, tbs receipts,
and with good ahipptnE demand the market rnle0
heavy stncf Tor retailing in the Eastern
kess may oe quoted ftom % 70 = tents sHs a9o.s
hsyine been made at Sa3oao 90, .ud ona bnneh Of e.
Ia brought 5o.5 CIT; grsss-she buik Or ne saet
coed demand ior nice heAyy government stock anil
prices are nFm but unclaimed. shippers o2u:hs =
ha7e takaa many more y the5 sou.d h:ys ben sad'
Hoas.-The transaction. in this class Of stock hare
bern e1cesdyEy i:ht hia xess 9os .nas sIe ~
to the diminished receipts. Shippers still hnf!ng
about al that are oGt;nE prizes Eaa*in; rem
and theae may DC regarded rs the extremes Of tho
market.
, 1865-01-24

Yheaa-ssles lo50 bn No. . red aE 31.7S-A decline OF
&C slacs yesterday: ~ bu amber michigan 4 = S.
There was cons{derAblo Michigan Whlko ontFtd on
.Chanee 1t 9.c5, and one a1all parcel q So hut
there no onysss There Ess ilsht i9lunI5y W. oos
1ot OF Old No. waa offered at u 9.not t4ken No
inquiry foE 70. nsr md aens 9a:TinE 91se 1I,h'
out takers BAssI-Natket dull aud prices strictly
nm
, 1865-01-24

In this shape the bill has been introduced
into the Senate, and referred to special com"
mittee.
The Champaign Committee have opened
"chebang" in 1his city. the wallz Of MhIsa len
als pSofoap6s dy of H. uPans and chsmpa
Institute Building or the Champaign Ele-
phant," as the wags have christened It. The
members arc very generally invited TO visit
their chcbnng and undergo such manipnla-
tions as they will tolerate with equanlmitJ.
The committee have thus far. In the campaign
tage Of. having committee Of fourteen
seven from each Legislative branch-to pay
visit to this IS Urbana and Champaign 1Lsti-
tute Building" Ths Senate ComnSttee have
alrcady performed their pilgrimage, with what
influence upon their future aetl0n .n upon ane
being exceedingly close-moutlled upon the
subject. The House Committee Willprobably
| make them visit to-day, and then the result
will probably be known. .,,
From the shape which this matter OF the
Industrial Institute is taking In the 1egisla-
| and mechanics Of Illinois, that they are In
danger of being sold out, unless they take
| Immediate action in the right direction. The
| I1th section Is vital principle In the law. i
that is defeated, and the Legislature take It
| upon themselves to locate this farmers col
| leE& UnQeT luE luuuGuCCb A4G AA0H
brought to bear, the object for which the
grant from Congress Was made, Will be utter
| n defeated, and the Illinois Industrial lnstt-
tutc will sink to that utter insignifcanco that
so many educational Institutions IN this state
have reached.
If the Champaign scheme gains the tavot
of the Legislature, it will cost the State 1T
least one Quarter million Of dollars to put IT In
condition to meet the wants and necessities
of lie farmers college. This Champaign In
stftute Is comprised simply in one building ol
ainnt tie eize-perbapa q little larEer-of the
Haven School in your city. The rooms in Il
are emaI. Illy ventilated and entirely insult
nile to The uses for which they arc needed
Cha1,els, lecture rooms, lodging rooms
1naIdinr houses, ETC., will all have TO oe Dull
at The expense Of the State. l am sure Ina
there are dozen towns In the state, erei
icayiag Chicago out Of tho question, Wasel
wtnld make better offers than this ono iron
tvon.na;on If it was known that the Legisla
.tnre zero receiving proposals. repeat, tn
farm,.,s ynnst move In the matter, and MAXI
1he 7 eoislatnre understand what their Tishe
are. ,;nd TINT they must not be traded with. :
MOVING THE CAPITAL.
Tue Springfield men are lust beginning u
understand that the representatives Of tae
1mot,,e orr In earnest on the subject Of th.
,tmCyal Of the capital. They thought 1t only
iok e not sufficiently pointed, in the least dc
free. to disturb their equanimity.. They non
| ar gi1 10 feel that the blow is about to tai
u1nn them, and The alarm is Spreading I
ttw DAYS aco thcy rushed into the House, ant
wanted their Hotel Charter put through, ove
all the rules. Just to gratify them, It WI
dtpc. It went thence to the Senate: Whcr
] i, want trented so good naturally. 1ustea'
, 1865-01-24

Threatened Raid by Forrest on mcn1-
ph&k-Wenther nj Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. 97.-The Mcrnphle Bulletin Of The
41et learns. on what It considers apparently good
authority, TINT Forrest is collecting large force
nt Houston, Niss., and that he intends to make
with 1t bis long promised great raid into Mem
phis. TIC has about G. eco men, but many Of them
are ycry diecontented, and desertions are numef-
Qua. This weather here Is cold aud showing.
, 1865-01-24

Tne receip,s hare been arge, upward Of .,eo9 head
sppeaytng On 1hs bulletin Of the Board Of Tre Tbs
demand in the morning vas moderate at Jesterdays
rates for rts Fe:eps with sonsl salel higher
aguses ior choice lots; WINS stale parcel and Cans
dan lower aaa easter TO purchase las reported
sAles Include tho following lotf:
= head Sssse. .!erasnE - p ct tl7s2E 100 he'd
1d,nr on is ~ 1t @6 41l725; sshead do, light and
;o = bad Me'tsa% Ha9 4
erhs sf,cruqou nothing waa done; buyers wars te*.
.rf those present were Offering lower Ekutes-
, 1865-01-24

DAvuNroRT, Jan. as.-1ow1 has nllcd her quota
under the pending call. n. 3. BAKER.
Adjutant General.
DAyxHroRT, Jan. .3.-The following dispaich
passed through this office this morning, directed
10 the various papers In the State:
"pAyENroHT, Jan. s3,--You HaJ announce that
no more men arc due from this State Under the
pending call, and that re are relieved from the
draft, ISiguedI t'W. II. STONE,
"(oYcEuor Of Iowa.