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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
9r6ffnnnS Der Sismn8 Der Nsenn
fnluanfic1cn NicfCfacbmmn.

6arrtsbura,3 San. stutt. an en-
fi'n Citnitaa i'm Sluuar. trrit ftm @dss g.
mab rir sc tslstuna uRfrss Staats ,uf1mntn
Dos Soua pIlcmmtts i6 I'm IL u,r Nt
anas unO mu.cs rtrh ptn 6hupt GiUt SfnshleI
,u 8 tnuna a,ruf,n, nrrauf bic Stritn Brurf
nsufr DiitaIMru urb bic Sr9ai Ialion In bsl
aSli@sn Dttit sorssnrmmsn wurrs.
Gr Stn0t UuismmtIts fA nR ipdtT an
Rahmitta
lie Nrminailorsn sn Il ,ionfp plItEi. he ale
aIst6t'rtuttne nit Der Grm1bluna bftrd6tti u'
ptn fGnntn p1 HE RrvubliIinT in btiptn 61u
fern ti, Itbrbrtt bab'n, fne fur ole 5dupt
Ssamitnfsltn fCl9snrs
Cir hsn Stnst. Sprt@sr gDm. 8. 5urtl
ppn Sucausbnnaa Gauntp.
GIsrt Gts. %. SammrtltY.
6dr ras Saue. Gpu4r u. 9. Olmfisat
bon Softer Gaunip.
Gluf u. gB. SsRttitt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

Oisnitass ren 7ten 8tbruar 1855,
I'M 10 tltr gcrmittass. T q am 5auft ItstttR
Oss srIurtsnrn SaeOb 3. SGwate, on Der etra'
ss rptl&e pom ealiOn nah Naun Ghunt fnhrt,
In 9tta 5aunIbp, giorttamrien Gapniy, fcIsea'
prs tspsai&s Gssnttum Eif'ntIl9 Srfauft TtT-
ptn, namlh
Dud s.ud Sfsrbs. baVOn n cine S idtrtss
rraasnrs Natrs, unb sin 3 jItrisss SuIisa. 3
8Gbe, t9 SHafs, 2 S6wrins, Elm A'SauIsra'
asn une Sops, Elm @iultwassn. tin Il une 2
8iulspos.u, sir. 2 8dus.guutuss, tint 1.
86Me Carriage. ieSs art pIrttSf&u, 3suld-
tern unO SGtmsI, sin SclJHltttn. JdSehAItt'
zen, Salitt:ri6.Litn. jrsi Crtf&mai6intn. stns
odrcn belnahs rsu, Gin unotribtiItts 5untid tines
pelft fcrrI rI6ttIere, gpinemubit. GrShbans, sips
Tot 8GsnnbrIs. D,st. Ssttlaben une ncR an'
ont attfsI gu Wtiil6uftia la mtlStn.
Die @tbtneunssn am SuIaufetnss unb aaf'
rerhlne Srn
Srantiin 4noIea6, 40 orc
Snnuar 10, 1855. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Oie Ib6(er finb ffbr frudtbor unb er.

Die Gb6lsr finb isbr frubtbar uno er'
9iebia. SO rpiro oafslb(t 9sbaut: Weis
| sen, @elI6fcrn, Safer, &0rtoTtln, Rt'
ben, &raut, rotber Qf'ffer uno 3piPbsIn,
lpclde bic Sr6be zines fIsinen &rautfop:
| fss erreidlep. G5 ipddofen au6erbem bort
8irnen, GspfeI. pfirfide, leetere fsbr
gut, Sran9En, Mein, tpetGer siemlid pisI
8sbaut ipirO, uno oesbath auo) febr bllIi9
III. BaS bic Srunofvu6t 1T wiro jrpei'
mai i'm Sabr 9eernoet.
OaS 9ano ipiro auser ben Wsritanern
nod bon uerfbieoensn Snoianer Stdms
men bepobnt, wouon absr ole Mlebrjabl
nod in 6eercsn milo umbstsieben uno
iurpeilsn bic Ginnobner bsl6ffi9en, NC
iit oann son bem Wilit6r allsmol tpisoer
ueria9t iperben. Die 4amen Der Osrs
fbieosnsn Stdmmc finb: bic 0aueics,
lpa6es, Slad Sn6teS uno Somr,ans
i6sS.
Die Sauptifonb bss 9anets 1T santa
Zee, pelbe un9ef6br 5000 @inpobncr
bat une Der Sis Ger 8e9isrun9 1T.
Die 96nee oes eanbes uon 8ort Union
bic ndb glspafo in 600 MelIen. Das
eano bat nur 3 SIiife, Rio Srano, &Io
Members uno Rio pa,fo, spouon Der Gr.
itere Der 8r06te unn tbsilrreis idMhbar
ii. QQe orsi iino febr fiidrei6 uno cine
Nense ucn sbb1rsn SblIosro;en bsttn'
osn fib oorin.
SIN Sftober fin9t bic 8eaenieit an
uno bort auf Witte Hopembrr oabln
1e9sn PS i'm CONNER fsbr feIten re9nst.
Gbausn tDut ss fart. II. p.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Die 3unabme Der StO6Ifcrmn9 uHb
Der 0BabIifiminfdbi9em.

lGus Der 0erp 9ore ,,Gribune" emf
nebmen mir fcI9enee Qn9aben in 8dut
auf oas Rrfultdt Der neueften prGfit en-
tenrpabl Wit 2tusnabme pcn Srsaor
lieaen ieBt aus allen Stdaten Die Gsful
tate Der iin0ffen prdfiosntenwabt Dor
Der BON Der ltnions partbri aufoeifellt
8a blffimmjpttel fie9te nit tiner Mebr.
bRit pcn stlpas mabr oIs 407. 900. Die.
iclben Staaten nnbrn i'm Sabr 1850 einI
@rbrbpit oCn l3S, 704 a'9eH einccIn, biz
in Der Baltimore platform nieberoeleo.
ten 9rin;ipien babcn fobin msbr alS
545 900 9pDOnnsn.
Die 8abI bat 6assstban, taB etr Srisa
Die 8oltsfraft ni6t trfb6pft, Ga Gle I'm.
labl Ger StiInm9eter Die bon 1860 iiber,
ftie9. SIN Sabre 1860 aaben 25 Staas
ten, bic fi6 an Der bieefd bri9en @abl be-
tbeili9ten, 3,S7O.2 222 StimmPn, nab.
reno in biefem Sabre bic An3 3abl oer Stim.
men ut;r 4 900, ,OOO binou5 Efifa uno bas
Der nm cole $50 900 lueenommsn bat.
Snbefpn oeuten eiefe slbIsn ncb niGt
oos rid'ti9e 8trbditnib Der felt 1860
3u9enommen Sep6felun9ejabl an. lin
ter cen Die Qniou Der Gtmmeneen per
nineert', rdmI6 Rtntudp, WiiTcuri,
Warpl1ro uEo @tff @rsinisn. 3su
fenoe BON RstelGuonatD5ri9 botPn il.
ne Stoaten re!of'n, um Der Retellicr
III bisnRn, pifte 3oufenrt CntbeItrn fid,
oe5 Stimnprs, ptI iie ridt ole 8ursH
osr Ser. Stlotrn iltD FUND aaben, copl
neil iie Den arffeIieb uorgt;fibnttrn glr
Der Sreue nidt lsiftrn mc;hten. Tie Qb
n2bme Ger Sepoltrrun9 iencr Staotrr
itfbt oepiblid1 in fsinem ridtiaen Ser.
biltni5 3ur permincertCn StimmCniabl
n Der WaDl bon 1864. 2ibt MN iPne
4 Stadtsn gang uno 8 aus Der Bach
nun9 rps3, uno oer9lelbt mln Die NabI-
rsfuItdts Uon 1860 nit renen pon 1864
teri9Iib in Se5u9 Guf eie ubri9sn u
St01ten, Damn er9iebt itb cine Selammt
lunabme BON Ala 2Il, unb cine 4bnabme
ucn %, sis. Dle 9cIammt,unabme in
DER Nnjobl Der Stimmencrn in 81 Staa:
ten bPlduft fid) sabfr auf nidt peni9er
als 29l,643. Retnst man bierju Die
SoIoaten pon Sra fabufetts, 8t0os So
lano, D.IaUare, 9teu:Sevlep, Sneiona,
Sliinoi5 uRo Californian, Die, pGbrenb
iis aus Ger 0eimatb sntfernt, nab ben
9cissen ibre Stoaten jur Qb9abe ibye
nibt bsrsdti0t pdren, rcdb'
nat nun ferner Die permebrte Nn;abI Der
StimmaFber in DEN or9aniiirtEn Scrritc:
rien binju. Damn rUdroe bic @efammtju:
nabme Der itImmbtrrhti9tn SrpoItsrune
Ole GnjdbI bon 100000 iiberfte9sn. ---
SIN Sabre 1860 Durptn in Den 9anjen
Ser. Stdaten 4 $50, 1913 uno i'm Sabre
1856 399,SlS Stimmcn nbgeaeben.-
Die in Cen oajipifben lis9snotn 4 Sobrtn
einGetretsne 3rnabmr betrdDt oabsr 6SS,s :
900. SergIeidt man oisir5 RsiuItat
nit Der Redbnun8 Ger in 81 Staaten abb
ee8ebensn Stinmen, Damn fslt fib Der:
aus, eaB unoeahtst ess &rieaes bic 3a-
nabme Der Stimmsn i'm Sobr 1864 per,
baItui uibmdbia aerace 70 grob plr, aI6 bon
1856 blS 1860. IuS oIlem oiefen ldst
itb fol9srn, oas oas Sol; Der Sersini9.
ten Staattn immsrbin nob trdfti9 &C.
mug 1T, Den Gris9 9e9en bic RebeIon
~ einem 9unlfi9en Gnoe ju fibrsn, uno
oab un9eahtet aaer &erbeerunoen Dec
Gris8e6 DER 8ertl1ritt Der freien Staas
ten un8ebsmmt 9ebIiebrn if.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
2lMS beni QfSeG2em.
2tntIs sSslnpereis9 s9epeBuns in 8sntudt
perfammIuns Ser 5citunssbrrausssbcr

psrfammIun9 Ser 3citunssbrrausarbrr
@incinmati, 5. san. Iuf oem
Siienbabnsu9e 3pifbsn Snoianopolis II.
eafaDetts wuroa lebten Samita9 Elm be
oeutsnoer Diebff1bl be9anoen. Gin 8cis
ieiad puroe 0eoffnet nno $4,000 bars
au6 0ef2obICn.
Sn Sranffort, Sp., ipuroe 9sifern cine
'ablrciD bsiud)ts Qn,i St!aUerei Ser.
lammIun9 9ebalten, an Der autb 8isle
Sbe! nabren, Die bel Der lrsten 8abl
ncb fir WcGIeIIan 9sftimmt batten.-
Sen. Surbrio9e uno Sb0maS paren Elm:
]clacen, in oer 8erfammiun0 Sise elm
junPbmCn.
Selb!Iiis puroen sin0ebrabt, ipslbP
sic Baltimore pIatform snooiIiren unc
Die &srtreter ron &entuRp i'm Gcn9reb
luhoreern, fir paS Die Stlapersi abibaf.
tenCe Nmsnoemsnt sur Gouititutlon 5u
timmen.
Sic beantriaten f2rner Den Bioerruf
ser i'm Staate 1entutap beffebpnoCn, auf
sic Scl1p'rei St3uB babenoen 9eiebe unc
tmpfCbIsn Prdftl9e uao ffrenac Mabrt.
'rIn 8ur ilnteroru6un9 ces 9usriga In.
melenS.
Slns Gonp'ntion Der 3'irun95bTaus.
3eber ron Sbio BAT 8sf1!uHe gefabt, Den
SonsreB um Srm6Bl9un8 Oe6 Gin9angs.
iouee ouf paptsr anBuQep2n. - Strnel
ruros b2l0l0fen, orn Yrtie Der pohent.
Il1en 3eitun9en auf So so uno Cen osl
1nJei8Fn urn 23 Qroeent 3u Crboben.
DEe GsfceBebun9 uon Ssntudp prr:
l1mmIlte iiD Beifern. SIN 9auIe mal
IoD feline bef3iubfabi9e MnyIison5ab
lnlpC1eno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
eross Ilnsla6sfaue i'm 7abrs 1864.

Solasnbes parsn Die SauptuneIdds.
fdIr oes usrf0fensn Sabrss. Der Srano
rtr Gatbtorols lu Santia9o in gbili i'm
Sanuar mobei 2COO Wen den umtamsn ;
zine 9rcbe Seusrsbrunit in Sapan, Die
1000 perfonen oaS 9ebtn tofftts; cine
Grplofon auf Corfu i'm SUM Die 1877
Ser fonsn t0ottte; oas ltn9lia duf Der
8rano Grunf @ifenbabn in bemltlbsn
Wonat, bfi oem 9l Qsrfonsn umfamsn.
i'm Setobsr fanosn in unb bel Calcutta
IN einrm furhtbarcn Sturme niht rpenis
ser aI5 $4,000 Weniden ibr 8rab. Sci
elmer 9roben uebsrfdfpsmmun9 in DEM
psr @itD trtrdnfen 20 9srfonen uno I97
Meni6enlebsn 9in9sn per rpeni9sn 3as
gen beim unteraon9 oFS Sampftrs Horb
american bon Reu:Srlsans ptrlcren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Pin Pe1tarCr LleberreR. .

9or einieen @obrn flufte elm Wanu
i'm Stobr oes ,6prrn Infer in Cation Ell.
nen alten @liIitdrr0d, Der ibm, oa sr ibu
su 6aufe anpabte. strpds eng Itrr ben
Sbultern mar. I'm oies ju ,.firtn''
fbnitt er oas Tuttsrtub duf, ale tr 3u
fsinem Grif1uuen flne, eaB ;rsi 6un,
cert uno fdnf39 3baler in 5rrenbaf5
oarin finaendht paren. 60 ein Sunb IL
gar nitt GbeI uno Der SIdfspoael mir,
De obne 3psifSE nod msbr fCl&sr R66I
taufen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
s. 9 & pC E m ?

Sm 7. Disiss In Glib. .Rtut6an. GSmunt
9rfri d, In isntm 39. 9sb!nsiltrs.
(Gtns'faEpt turd pdhor simen q. Srrs)
Sn RcdbiI. Buds Gaunty. gmiamin 5snrs,
S6snl:in SOn S'iaias unb WatY 5ttri&, aft 1
9abr NOnnt un6 81 5aa
Sn 8cdtitl, am 5Ittu. Siaae 5srf, In tIrtH
q ter ron 81 Sltrsn unp 1as,n.
Sn astrepOrt. MontsOmny Gaunis, am Sic
Fer, WmY. TU6in rrn Samu,I unp Aritliua
StSrtF, aIt t3 Satrtn, 8 Nrnatsn unb 26 Ia
gen.
Sn Nhfors. Buds County, an ben pldttsm
3obn 8ibn. i'm alter Scn unsSfdtr So Satrsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
pSn uatd)inatSn.

@ a f6in9ton, ,. San. 6eute
miro gttuilbr 9efeiert uno Ol!e 8eIbdf:
te iino 9eidIoHen. Scr Gmpfan9 bsim
prd dfioEnten rpar briuanter ols ir, ottc
Minifer uno oas oiplcmatIfbe Gorr6 in
pcuer Uniform purren oon IL biz l21
ltbr empf1naen, ucn l25 bic | rtbr ole
RibtCr Ger Supreme Gcurt uno Die Of
fi,iere Der Qrmee uno Slotte. 2ll6oaun
nurcen ale SGr9sr 3u9tlafsn uno Der
3uoran9 mar enorm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
En- Die Rtpubl kunlr uua Au.uluuu

Nt Ddnt sfiiurm 6tr,n. MID Id brmii
mtins arres 6rsuOt unU Daniinsuna funb mo-.
den. fir bas ih5n, Htuidtrs G,fhtnt sup
sI05.O0, NIT rur&sm Id pOn rem 8sputItanrn
prn Nlsntnun. am ltstsn abno rrs altsn Sabr
res ttrrraffsno fhsnft putbt uAo Dslomsbr
70, inosm ttsis 9lts Don Sricnfn ssflmmsIt,
unc ble uotsri6riftn adn,Ii6 pUn 9sut.n ausn.
b:lb msnsr 6ismrjnte earsrst6t wurfsn.
@Oit fr8ns tud bafir, III Der gGunI6 turts
unRtTtbsn Cisnrs. Spt. 1851.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
00rts @rte9sfd5GapIaae.
Die 0erfOIaums bcs @eH. SDOb.

OPcatur, alabama, 90. Dec
8eneroI Stsaoman bat por9sitsrn Qbene
Die Staot Decotura auf Dem fdoliten
llfer oss SSnneftefluiTes teitbt. Get
Seino unter Sen. 5000 sisbt fb in gro
Bcr S6neIIi9teit juriid. llniele GapaI
lerie untsr Col. Qouep pom Is. SSnoiana
Rr9imcnt nabm lbm tnei =Yfdnoer
uno cine InJobl 8efan9sne ab. Die 81.
9e ron Decatur nab CHATTANOOGA 9ebsn
reaelmQfia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
6tCthactunq Don Y17aGabuft tie.

Soi ton, 6. San. Die Sotfbaft
oes 8ouu. NnoreWs wuroe beute Der Ses
feeaebuno uoraeIefen. Gr fpribt ilb oas
rim eeaen Die Sepi(Ii9un9 bcbSr 8ouns
ties aus nno empfiebIt, oaB oas 9sIo bSf-
fsr fir Snpaliosn, uno Scloaten.@itt'
men uno Waifen psrreuoet peroen fonns
tE. TinanIsn bee 2taotss iiub IN aspre'
RStVm Spff0nbs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Nom SrlIucHre,

SuntspiIle, QIab. 3. San. Hir
lrete lbtbeIunI BON 5000 tam dbsr err
5ennrffee bel Srorrs SFrrr am 30
Zee. nit SsItibpn uno Is 600 Wlnn
sr perIor oIio pon 10000 Mann o.,
900.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Gin orpee Grouifuno beim rsir,u,

Ssim rrifrn In sIsisr Satrsejdt tif bu Ser.
tdltan8sn, 3uRsn, wsbsn 5as, 5sifnFstt utsl.
ausstirst; nun. lisfs bu nur cine 9rr pom Brp.
ans pulmOni@cn W1frrs In rtins 6ai6r, uthmt
I'itwsljr Ginfn spdttr In fsinsn Wrnb, une eu
Utrf bic sIsaarts unb binrnnts Gplasn alr& str.
ntbmsn --25 Gts. bic 9rr.
o. 3u tabsn bf btR apoibtfrrn adralI unb
NartIn, uns 9obn 3. Wol,s, alsntaun.
Sanuar 10. 1865. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
2Stcbti0e Oeddbricbten an& Dem
Siben.
UtH Grt sum @berbtfrblshabrr aIlrr (aDIi-
6tn Armtrn brftimmt.
Ter neue ,feIcsu1spIan

@a ( d,in9ton. 7. San. Sc o,bt
bier oo6 @sriiht oa6 8rn. Gee bon 6pnI
Rebeaen:Gonarts sum Sterbsfctlebater
iommtIider iiioIi6sr Qrmeen ernonni
noroen fsi uno einrn neuen Selc,usplar
Iur Qusfibrura brinaen neros. 6,
wclle nimliib @eaurtaaro gum @nmman:
oarten Der 8efsitI9unaen um Ridmont
MAIDEN uno icIbit mlt Dem 9ro6ten IblI
Ielner Nrmee 9e9en Sd)Ptman ,ieben
oriien Sprratlonen IInas crr atlantiiher
8ulte cen Rrbctlen turb1us md 3u az
flutn ibfinPn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Ncm GOnareR.
% a f6tnstO MS. San.
a u 9.

! ~ b v ~ OSb'
5aue.
5r. amtrris GIarfs antras bn!rGppsIte SOl'
sattn anD NnirUitn i'm Ser. Staatsn GipiIetsnl
anauRtltn. sng an pae Httts Gcmmittts.
5r Sttpttn Ya., btartrastr, bas COMMITTEE
far gltttsI unO gess, 1Cltt S6rhtt ;ur Strbir.
psruns scn SpmtinatiCnrn tbun. rtltbt ben Cob.
prsis unb bic papitraslrprsiis trabprddsn. 81
pi's bic eantIurs SnsIanbs na@ itir aSnIItG
3mtGs.
Stnat, 6. San.
Die a'Rrist StnateFsuns mar tttbaI6 BON
srUssm Snlrsfr, rvtil IN esrfslbsn Der gsrGuG
ssnta6t pGios. BE SHl3'tbuna eInsr Dem Srs
natt UOritsasnDs GtIcluiirn bm6,uEbr md6,
bic 8rsiIaGlng hr pstr unp &,ntr ale,
Sfiavtn .arrrenrt. be Rb fur bic Orr. Staatsr
Grmsr antssrbfn laG n. Der Gprpsrtsab Saule.
bus ppn DSlapas mar nntdrlIh asatn bi,I,
Wabrasl. unO m'rtrdrfiesr Ohit lits F& aud
CpUlillle BON Ntetpr IN fOwit mttrsrs anSrt
ies'ndnrts cCnfTsatius Rtpusliianu t'ttti, III
eit Suwsiiurs res Antraas an bts SuaI, Spm'
nittrs 81 tnn,sn. @liidli&rptiIs blisbm ispOG
In Der Ninbnbst.
G&nman (Sbir) t'aniEastf, baB aueI6rbr
bic tsrsts 5 SABRE In Csn 8fr. Stad!En asmptnI
bdttsH, iIG bic Sum I. gprII ,. 3 nnturaIifrsr
of n mIafn. ireri9snfafls fr fv6ttr nltmnls Sai
SirBrrs&t frlnnssn fEnnsn loIIItn.
Sn tfr tsutiasn GiSuns snasn Sftitipnsn cit
unl Grb5nana btr e5bnunJ Srn Oif,er,n btr Ir'
NEE anO br gsrngbruns rr 8atOnrn br Col
bditn.
9aus.
Shstrs (pa.) tpuree in btr atiristn Sisunt
rfasr fsirss GniraaS ittr biz Miiisl 3ur llnttr
Dliiurg ere @cls1fwnbtTs Ron Sislrn Srtn
atfts ane'9rif'n unO natm frnitIt'n f&isbld
surdd.
Safrn (ScTn) brafts zine 9I Elm ii6n ti
aufb,bunS ttr GinsdusejSlt ouf paptr.
Gin DanttssOium fiir Gen. G&nman uni
frirs armss tpuies poIfIrt.
Das Sa' gina fol ann sur gtrattuna bsr sou
Stnnts tstbsiahOmmtnsn srmsiI fam'R 8sIOlu
tiCn 6b'r, rur6 rrlhs rI SflaD rtt In adn,tl
yaRes fir dbsti@aft rtIdrt Urrsn fed.
sfbl's (Sbir) tt It zine Iarant R be our lin
tnflsuna Zee III roas. In rtlbr TT Die Stli
'r,l Hls Bic u face uni'rse s'S'Hwdrtissn Srns
ss tsJu6nrts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
Gr;icbnus Fer SSnifenftnbcr bon
SpIbafrn.

Die arttTSfl6nitt Gemmtttt fir 2fGa Gduns
~ srrnnnf rur@ tGn at.b 9bpmns s. BUR.
rppe. Siaats. SuptTntsnrnt fir WaiGtniinctr
untu tinsr aIts rr a6smSIy eGlhgt Ben 6ttn
Tlai 1874, fir bic &r,itbura IND llnttrboliuna
pom SUlrain gDiilrninDrn q bt b'mt NaGs
lot. rab ale 8infT. spn Otm @sI6ls6h IN
iT Efm aIttT Von 5 9lb,,n. robnblfs In Stnn.
fOipanIrH. 10 Ihs Spn tfntlGu Urn pr,pat.
llnisrlaeuna gu itrrr unerboltuns. ORR ron rem
StmdtuusGn rnu N utttF VSrr anonn mite
ituOlen DSrlUn fir e;ns etb5haS Grjistuns
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GaifCner 9ltarttberibt.
Prospectus
OF
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SEMI-WEEkEN.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-20
SAINT PAUL AppLEs.-Col. Roberts,

SAINT PAUL APPLEs.-Col. Robertson
showed us yesterday several handsome-loo king
apples from the garden of Mrs. Mackubin, on
Saint Anthony hill, in this city. He informs
US that she has nine healthy, fine-looking trees
in bearing this season. Several other citizens
of st. Paul have bearing apple trees in their
gardens, but Mrs. Mackubin is entitled to the
premium. One of the varieties shown us is a
Russell, the names of the others are not known.
We learn from Col. R., who is engaged in
collecting fruits and statistics in regard to fruit
raising in this State, that he knows of thirteen
named varieties of apples that have been sue.
cessfully sown in Minnesota, and are adapted
to our climate. He showed us in his orchard
twenty varieties of trees planted in the spring
of 1864, which are growing finely, and seem to
be quite at home in our climate. He has no
doubt that Minnesota will become one of the
best fruit States in the Northwest, and is Ger
tainly doing much towards making it so.
1t is important that he should communicate
through the public press, the information he
is collecting in relation to fruit culture in our
State, and that all Others engaged in the same
good work should do likewise A reasonable
share of our columns are at their service. What
is needed is facts. tus know what has been
done already, for there seems to be as much
doubt now of fruit growing in Minnesota, as
there was of corn growing some years ago.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-20

and actions, and hoped in return tn ent;tle
themselves to his confidence as to their feei
ings and actions. -
The President replied he was glad to hear II.
tnat whenever such mutual confidence existed
there would, he thought. be an open bond to
the restoration of good feeling and prosperous
condition. and that, if he knew himself, and
ne thou0ht he did. he would recommend no.
thing Dut what would advance their interests
so tar from pandering or looking to further
elevation, he must be believed when he said he
had not an eye single to such preferment.
It. he continued. Z" could be instrument
al in restoring the Government to its former
relations and see the people united and happy.
should feel that had more than filled the
measure of my ambition. If could feel that
had contributed to this in any degree. INV
heart would feel more than gratifed and nv
ambition full"
Judge Wardlaw said every man in South Ca.
roiina would respond to that.
Mr.. Huger-"I am sure there is on their
part no pusy faith. They deserve your conf.
dence, and am sure they will earn it.n
Inc PRESIDENT expressed himself gratified
with what had been said.
Mr.. Atkins remarked that all South Carolina
reposed confidence in the President: that the
memorials presented by the chairman of the
delegation represented the true sentiments of
the people of that State, both in regard to
those whom they wished pardoned and the
feeling and position of South Carolina.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-20
PROCLAMATION.
oAmpDen' nesan, stephens, Tran.
PSroI. ana Clark Released 90,

-. rn;.s Oct 1.-THE President of
'ne onitea States to-day issued the following
w,,,. EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
washington, D. c., Oct. III. 1853
~; WHEREAS, The following named nersons 70
M"; John A. Campbell. of Alabama. I, tv
u. Kegan, of Texas; Alex II " $500 Sona
georgia: Geo. A. Trenholm Of somth i9TLs, u
ENGAGED S; ~ Clark, of Mississippi, lately
Statss CHA AZ rebellion against the United
todv. hava n who are now in close ems
tbo,;. Lay" oe made their submission to the an
the Pgesidon Me United States, and applied to
ton. 0n' ior pardon under his proclama-
co AND WHEREAS, The authority of the Federal
sforesa;d SIS. - sufficiently restored in the
add nr;sor Sa'es 70 admit of the releasing of
49, t .hS nom Close custody, it is ordered
saas tney oe released on giving their respective
$500 ~ ~ sucn time and place as the
.ho HSI S nay 9eslgnate, to answer any charge
s snss ne may ohect 70 be preferred against
enem ana also, That they will respectiyelv
aoloe, until further orders, in the places berein
designated, and not depart therefrom :Iohn
A. Campbell in the State of Alabama. John H
Regain in the State of Texas; Alex. p Ste
phens in the State of Georgia; Geo. n. Ten
holm in the State of South Carolina !. and
Charles Clark in the State of Mississippi: and
If the President should grant his pardon to
any OF said persons, such persons parole will
thereby be discharged.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President.
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.