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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29
The Case OF Colonel Binney.

LETTER pENYING THE CHARGES MADE AGAINST
HIM.
EDITOR THE uRRaLD
NoppoK August &c, 1855
letter from your Richmond correspondent in yonr
ofthe 18th does great injustice TO the pay district
intrusted to my charge and to myself.
Every Of the allegations affecting my conduc. in
tha. letter Is totally false, will be established IL
required before the only tribunal competent TO judge
such questions.
For the sake of my friends make this public denial,
to which request You do the justice 10 give
prominent notice as to your correspondents letter
Respectfully AMOS BINNEY, Pay master.
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was Of an adverse tenor-Liverpool market dull, ana
weather favorable for the gathering of the cropsand the
market closed dun Mt about prices The sales
Of State and western flour comprised 10000 DDS ut our
annexed quotations. Southern -four was IN gooo ueInanu
with sales Of about 600 bbs Canada Hour was in far
request but prices were irregular The sales embraced
45o bbIs rye flour was quiet and unchanged Cora
meal was in light demand but prices "ere we susa'heu
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MOST WONDERFUL DTsCOvERY.-TEETu Ex
N traced without pain charge. Beautiful Teeth In
serted 81 each. ALI operations warranted. J. JAY VII
LBRs 1855 Grand street. two blocks from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29
HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Weekly Report OF Deaths
IN THH OrTY OF NEW YORK, FROM THE 2lsr DAT
OF AUGUST TO THE 18th DAY or AUGUST, 1865. II
Men, 95 women, OIL boys, 21S; girls 194 Total COS
Adults 1876; children Az; males 3l3; females,
295; colored persons, 8
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NEW YORK AUGUST "a, iSSs--DIyIDEND NOTICE :
IN At meeting of the Board OF Directors vt the Fourth
National Bank this day, dividend OF -four ~ cent
declared ont Of the net earnings Of the last SIX
the LIST September free from government tax
The books will he closed and after the closing
Saturday 18th inst until the LIST day OF sep
TENDER. T. Z. CALHOUN, fresdeht.
Is. SEAMAN, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

Ar TILE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CAR
"A. rage Repository. Fifth avenue aud Forty fourth srcct
r. j. JORDAN co. will sell by public auction, Thurs
day August ut II O'Clock Horses Carriages and Harness
Few boarding horses be accommodated: The stables
are light airy separate the auction stables Ind
nienl Central Park with fine exercising ground and
drive for the exhibition of horses Of 10 feet
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10

L1NooLxss ORDEas REeARD1Ne NTRAnE.
By order of Lincoln, Seward has ISSUED
an order, declaring that lrpersons now -or
hereafter found in the United States, who
have been engaged in holding Intercourse
or trade with the insurgents by sea, if
citizens Of the United States, Shall be hsld
prisoners Of war until the war closes, sub.
ject nevertheless to prosecution, trial land
Conviction ffoT any ofieuce conmit1ed by
them as spies or otherwisesag gainst the laws
of war. The order directs that all non-
residents and foreigners who are or shall be
found in the.U nited States, who. have been
engs gged in yiolatingthe blockade Of insus.
gent ports, shall leave within twelve days
from the publication of this order, or frora
their subsequent arrival in the United
Estates, if on the Atlantic side, and forty il
on the. Atlantic side, and forty il on the
Pacifis, side Of the country. and shalt not
return during the war. Provost and civil
unarshals will arrest and commit into mill
tary custody all offenders who disregard,
this order, whether they have passports or
not, and detain them iu custody until the
chose of che war, or until they are diseharg.
ed hy.e:de: Of the President.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10

Total DErRAv1ry.-D. F. Bivens, a
wretch who deliberately murdered his wife,
mother and father, in Michigsn;-a few
weeks ago,-isstead Of occupying his mind
with matters suitable to his case, seems to
be studying and planning how he can-ma}<e
the most money out Of the morbid curio
sity created hy his u'r'arallcll-d crimesl To
this end, lie adver,ises that he'is engaged ip
getting out an autobiogra ply, % include y
full account of his HE, al. th" circunlsta tces
Of his murders, etc, et.. Itis reported thai
he has applied 70 Earnn,2 70 buv ,ac .!,th
ipgin which lac n,'rdere.; his pa:r.t an /
'wi'e!- An Adrian pa.'er pvLi.si,e, a c..r,!,
signed 10y him, warning lac pubic ac.in>l
purcnas:hs certain phot'.ra. y of I.i:n
becausa he Is ;.hons y-'i = o;sl som.
ge4Hine ones, taken will .tho e::,t'l.> h : had
on at the time OF The n.u dr. He asa
says he wi! soon have he I.;,.i.,. Is OF oo,b
OF h!s wiycs, and a,;ver:laes iof agents.
lHoyhtern onpe..
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoLuMBIA, March Al. 1855.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA. March AZ, 1855.
'kNJlE Invasion of the State has rendered it
9. proper THAI the Legislative Department Of
the Government of the State should be con
vcncd. that such measures may be adopted as
s.> purpose. the members Of the Senate and
te .ionse of Representatives of the State Of
South Carolina are hereby invited to assemble
at-t;reepvi!le, on TUESDAY, the 25th day Of
Aptil. 1855, at IL. o'cloek M
by ihe Governor: A. g. MAGRATH.
Official W. s. ELLIOTT, Private Secretary.
April
cS- All papers in the State will copy until
the timefor the meeting Of. the Leg,Aatnra.J
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Pictorial anA t%if. Looks.

A SMALL coiteion OF i'i:yIurlAr. and
"A GlFF BOOKS. beautifully Illustrated
suisab'" as slefac1ts"~ ca friendship ~,.d aticc
uoa aHd Is rewa,ts .f lner., ana excc:lenc,. in
academies. including ia, writings o: eon.e Of
the most famous poets. Apply at th;s orioe.
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= Toriginal1 ]
strsngth from Overthrow.

l.
Methinks 'twere easy from the strife,
The cruel warfare now we wage,
To pluck lesson. sweet as sage,
And find, in loss, the strength for Life.
For heritors of thousand years.
Ofaong experience, toll and war,
".Taa'.;-S:=: =:sc- e= think hs far
Than if preserved from griefs and fears.
The grief which hardeps to the time
and shapes the soul for brave intent,
Becomes the better alinent.
Tae heart to lift tho soul sublime.
Nv.
Ni-a:s wcll endured, is bread and meat;
What's conquered, in ourselves, of ill,
Becomes fouat Of nurture still,
AID sorrows self shall grow to sweet.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10

END OF THE WAR.--The following is from
a correspondent of the Macon Telegraph:
Gen. Beanregard, when on a recent visit
to this city, was asked bf'a pastor Of one
the churches, General, have yot anything
syhich / can carry back, in these dark
days, to cheer the hearts Of my poople?
Assuredly have, he replied. Have you
never travelled on Dark da*, when low.
uiurky clouds overcast all the land with
gloom? Aud have you not seen the sun
suddenly break through those clouds, and
light up the scene with glory?
Often, sir, was the \epiy.
Regard my words as prophetic, be con-
tinued, tkis var will end suadaui..; ard
gloriously.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10
Rres; Eoun:Iry.

|ENHE srbseft',.r '.aukfn':s ;.As, patron s.cr
4 would fnioi =, his friends Az, .:,~ ,ibli,.
that he is still rrer2lrd - .'ruts!, az cih,is OF
BRASS CASTING IN >o.i4nanli:;,i mvnne er
aDl with tesrn'c'.. ENisT Mci'Gi GAIL,
march ae ! g .Gad<!e:. .:ar W:i~hin,-,n st. =
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-10

ENGLASD AND orthern
papers intimate that England will sosn
have trouble in Australia. The people, we
sec by the Picayune, have determined that
their country shall net be made place of
refuge for all villains Of Great Britain, and
are persistentiy urging the Home Govern
suent to ahoiish4the system of transporta-
tion. For many months petitions and re-,
rnonstrances, private and official, have been
sent forward against sending any more con-
victs to Western Australia. Men Of all
shades of opinion, and of every class, have
taken q paft in the agitation and made a
common cause of it. In fact the feeling is
unanimous and profound, that the. soil OF
Australia shall no longer be polluted by
the filth Of England, and that rersistency
in the policy will inevitably tend TO ea-
trangement and final separation. Since
the discovery of gold "a better class Of popu-
lation has emigrated to Australia, and with
the thrift aud enterprise of its people it is
becoming wealthy and prosperous. Mel
bourne, the principal city, which had but a
few Thousand inhabitants ten yeaes ago, has
more than $50, 900, population, With :,
country three millions OF square miles in ex.
tent, which embraces every Variety Of
climate, from torrid. to temperate, with
arabic soil, and enriched with the golden
treasures of the earth, it is natural that the
Australians should seek to remove the
atigma which rests on their country as a
convict land and strive for an honorable
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Headquarters.

coL1MDlA, $. g. MsNc-Sf, 1859.
SPECIAL ORDAL.. no --Cops
i IOHN~CAKSIEN~s is hereby appointed A,.i in4
e. Provost Marshal OF his cit* unit .fur:he,
orders. lie will &c obejeI. aud respected &C
cordinsly. By o'Her
4. r. RUDIEi', C~i. C.,nli'.'e.
W. y. MEAI,Su. 4. \. A. {. Actl i
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII ferrymen throughout the District are
IA respectfully requested to cross no slave
over the river, eitaer by flats or small boats,
w1noqthis pass. ID endorsed by either Mr. j. G.
9.DDhS. tSssoC CCap& JOHN CARSTEN'or myself
LnarcESu 7. j. GOODWIN Mayor.
Headquarters,
DEif.CHM'T BUILER'S CAV. BRIG ADE,
cIEC0LAR.
A LII absentees from Buffers Cavalry Bri
- gade are hereby required to report to me
at Chesterviile. s c., or to Capt. McIVER. at
Cheraw, S. e, without delay. To such as
report promptly, the clemency offered Ia the
leeente order from Gen. Lee will be extended.
Those who do not avail. themselves of this last
opportunity may eYpett the EXTREMIST penalsy
Of the military law: This ordece to remain in
force for twenty days from this date By order
B. H. RUTLEDGE.
March % Col Comm dg Detachment.
Headquarters Mil. Div. of the West.
AUGUSTA, MARCH 4, 1865.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. ls.
Eatract.1
+ COL A. i; kUDLEE is hereby assigned
IL as Confmandant Of the Post at Columbia,
S. c.. =
BY command Gen. BEAUREGERD
Official: Gro ". BRENT, Col, and A. A. 6.
hEAOAO ALL EnS, COLUABIA, d. c..
March Is. 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l.
|" obedience to the above order, I hereby
assume command Of this Post.
by order OF A. F. RUDLER
Colonel Commanding.
". j. MEALiSe. A. A. A-G. march Al
Headquarters,
COLUMBIA, s.. c., MARoH 40 1895.
SPECIAL ORDER NO =.
ALL officers and mex now in the citv
As who are unattached, will report to these
h'7dq narte's for organisation as guard for
post duty.
III Detailed men Who ara unassigned are
F..gA'red to report at these headquarters for
'ssisnn,ent TO duty without delay.
Ill. The police and citizens generally ara
requested to aid in the arrest of absentees aad'
''~s''r'srs. By order of a. F. RUDLER,
Colonel Commanding.
~ AHAuNc. A. A. A. G.. march 81
The State of South Carolina.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
t7Tigbraubte Qcie,taIaubiafcit.

Der pltt6bur9 n8reibeit6 GrGun0"
BON 6. Diele5 bFribtet
Sin fremeer &icbbdnoter, feinen 9tas
men baben mir ntht erfabrcn, mar am
Scnncrlta9 Ndd)mitta9 auf ieincr Gti
ie nod Gem U.s. fen, mo CT 8lcb cintau.
ZEN Irollte, ii 9tt5bur9 ep9rtrofen -
Auf Ger Gllenbabn mar er mir eiuem
Qerrn befdnnt 9eDoroen, Der fly eben.
fails fir einen &lcbbdnelcr aue0ab, teis
oe tanoen GGfatlcn oneinanoer un0 be:
lbIollen, Die Relie juIommCn Su matbcn
Satin mar Der SoDnju9, auf Dem iia Rb
tetonoen, bier Cln9etlCfffn, ote lit eiEen
fem 9CtlIoeten iuu9en Mlanu omtrlfen,
oer Dem neucn Sreun0 Dec 8ifDbanoler6
init 9roBer Qrtiofeit cine Ne1nun0 i'm
SCtra9e non 1900 SbaIer pralentlrtc
uno um oeren &s3oblun9 bat. Gcin
3ldu6l8cr bemcrfte ibm, CT fCnne ibm
i'm Nu9enblif oa5 @eIo nit)t ocbtn, tr
babe ober Cincn QHeCblcl Don 25UO Gba.
Ter ouf oo6 bicfiBe 3oubaus, unD wcnn er
lDn 0abn be9leten woi!e, fed tr otn 81
tro9 io8lCiD b1ban. Der fremce Soerr
gto 2 frojtr binter oen Sbrcn, ia0te, CT
mule nctbWcnoi9er 8eife fC5on nit Gem
ndbiten 3u8e obreiien uno blt' Oo3u
ttine Belt mebr, morauf unier cbrt bet
Sfb5dnoler, in oslien @eoenr art cas-
0Elprdtb 9efUbrt rpuroe, ifD ie0r gcncrs
o6 crbot oa6 @Clo pcrIuiirCceen. 0o6
AnerbIeten muroS nottrlltb nit oroBtm
Sonfe ccceptirt, uno oa6 Gylo au6bs
3aDIt, norauf Der Srfmbe fit) cmpfaDl
Der Slebbdnoler aker ma6te Ii.D lang
lam NIT iGinem neuen Srcunce ouf ofn
HSSt HISStta gum 2Huboufc, uno brioe untctbiis
ten fiji ouf's freunplt0o flttbite aber @e,
lb1ft6s QnAclr9cnbalten. U!6 fie CnOlid
an Srr uEo SteQe anfamen, bat OIL
5bmlnoIGr feinen Sreuno, eincn Quecns
blItt Dor Der SbGre ju marten, mdbrcnO
er Die Stie9e binouf9ebe, UNI rali0 roo
9elo Bu boIen.-0er nibt6 Uros6 oen.
fence Wonn that rpie ibn 8ebcrBrn nor.
Gen, uno lpartete 9eoulol9 clne Bit lana,
aber Der SrCmoe fam nidt rpicoey, unt
botte lttD mobl ldn9it i;bon ju elmer anz
otrn &bure blnaus9eitblft, um nit le.
mem SpieB9'felIen iracnomo Den Naut
iu tbeilen. Ser 8iebbdnoler madte 70.
Tcrt Nnjei8e BON Dem ibm Qclpietcn
Streib in Der WaDoro Sfficc, bit obes
mEnl9 Nueii0t, Wieoer ju leinem @clpe
6u 9elan8en.
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Greer's Seucr in pbilsoelpbia.

Sor9eifern Nbcno, am 5. Sctober,
furj Dor Ii llbr, bemerfte man in Dem
untern Stodnerf ocs Orooueriez uno
Sorbenaarcnbau1e6 uon Tren6 Ri6oros
II. go. an Der t..gS. Gfe Der I0ten
une Marfetltr. Seuer. 2(ls Die SbGs
rem aufNebrotbeu muroen. itanoen oa5
erite Sto6merf uno Ger &eaer in Slam
men uno BON oisfem Qu9enblief an oran9
oas jrrff6rtnoe @temeut nit rafencer
S6ueQi9feit bon Stodnere Su Stcd.
Derf, bio in 3eit uon elmer balbeu Stuns
De oas game 8ebduoe nctlt oen odiu
9eb0li9cn ea8erbiuIern cine SIammens
mafe biloete. Der 8rono bot Elm b6bft
ieItiomes Sb1uipiet oar, oa Die uerfbie,
oenorti9en StofTe uno GbfmifaIicn auf
Die SartPn Der Sl1mmen einnirften, ic
Gap Der Sran0 einem rieIenblftsn ten9a.
liiben SeuerWcrt 0Iib: bier maren Die
6lommen GrGn, bort ROTH, bort piolpt
cort 9cIb : oobei fbien cas- Teucr ob.
pediPlno auf uno neocr ju itcioCn, bo
an Der enen Sttue Die brennenocu Sde
| binabl,efen uno an Der anoern Die Sllm.
men empoIlOosrten. Dos 5. Stocfnert
bcbe OouptNPtiu uabif Gem oaraui
beflnoltben &burm rparen in 3tit urn ei:
ner Stunoe neblt Gem 9anjen SnbGlt
Serffort.
Sm untern &encr oicit6 @ebiu5e6 be.
faucen fitb Die @orr6tbc pcn 8en3in
6oblen0t. Strpentin &c. Sn Gem oberqr
&fller lo9en Die SeIflrben, Sirnlfe unt
SIe. Oas esite Sto6perf orente ali
SerFoufetoFaI, c2s Sreite al3 Qatflo:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
unmcnfcl,lid,e 6rau(amrcft.

lu6 lltob Gitp, @cnoccino 60, Gati,
fcrnicn, miro berlbtrt
lin Mittpcd) moro bier cine fbeuBs
llde 9rouiomfet an Cincm Snolancr
oerubt. @n Bauer bate nGmlicb rincn
lun9en Surlheu, oCr fyubPr Gem Snoi
amer So9er nSartpe" lugcbortr, Qc,
mletbet, um lbm auf Dem 6eloc 5u bl.
fen. I'm Mi,npo,b Rrr9en, as cr N t
aucfubr, UNI elne 4llf G5erllt 3u bolen,
bt9e0ncre ibnen @ob &1itoretb, lpelber
ooa Sat boe6 @tttrs otiItn 9awcRahllj.
lenIblft 9cPluftbltte Il. aubCen cSnoiaz
nsr ais fem Gi9entbun bea1Ipru;Dte. 81
oFtobl lbm Iof0rt pom Ma0tn ;u llciocn
uno natotm CT lbm cie 5oauce Qetun.
cen bate, banc er ibn nit einem Strd
an Den SattCIfnopf itinc6 Qferoe6 ftlf,
uno iprenGtc odpon. Ser Snoiiner
paro jur 9roe 9tltieuoCt uno nit fclt
9el0Ieppt, uno ric er ncC3 laut ilmmrte
uno Cen llnmeniben bat fbn IoeSumibtn,
lpran9 cao pftro sur Srte, malf Icnea
Helters ob uuo 9ln9 curD, cen ormfn
Seutel bon 9Silccn nit ib f6lelfeno.
S6 ieste tiber mGbrGrc Srdben uno lparp
nur NIT 0enouer 9totb 0efanocn. lIje
man Den Sneiancr IOei6nltt, fano c6 lico,
Dap lbm Die Nrme aus Gem 8clenf osrll.
len maren uno er an mebrcren Ste(lcn
oee 8orpers bIutete; bod itmobribeinlit,
MIRO er IN Sci9e Der crbaltenen 8qlees
un9en tterbcn. SCnem Sualer oeIbiebt
n1ts, eenn Die Snoaner mer6cn bier
bon Den BeiBen ale Scloven betrad,tet
uno l6Ilmmer bebanoCIt mie cas- &reb,
oa tte curtbou6 fcinPn G6ub Dor Dem
9'iFB ttnoen @r(t fGrsub rIbcs
Samee Sborcs. Der cine Wrnse Snoilner
oI6 nStbllin8e" bat, Einen oerlclben.
neil er llb nl0t rubiN ron ibm ourbpcit.
lben laflEn po!lte.-SIoretb 1T uerblf.
let moroen, wurOe 0btr 9e9en $1,000
Sar9fbaft suiecer ouf freien Sus aelsst,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Zinc uaufs psn 1miIIinae Knakrn.

Sin ccutfbcr Sltcr in 9!ewore, gtcm
Seriep. IirB neuIib 3mitIuQe cbne, oru
grif9ebOrensn @scr9e @aibin9ton, oen
anoern Nbro BAN elncoln taufen, uno
3Wlr Ju @bren uno gum 2(ncenfen ocs
8rTncer6 uno oes @rbatter5 oicirr See
punIie. WloaCn oicieIbrn tbrem 8ater.
lanoc t!cur uno nusIite Burger merccn,
m'e C6 ibre gtamenepdter woiCn!
Der Sdter Der 3miQinoe 9itt fcinrn
tupftri9en WitbGr9ern cen Ratb, fcltte
elmer ooer Der anosre aud ca6 Slid baz
ben, NIT 3 pllllno6s sSobnen bcltbenft gu
mProen, gum Nnoenfen Der 8erlGtbtrei
uno Der fupferi9en 9citb6mmct orn Grlt:
9eborcnen @lsment Z. SaIdnoi9bdm,
ipel6er Die usrrdtberilbc ocmofr6tlfbe
9bicoAo 0Iatfprm acmaebt, oen ancern
ober @cor9e .. WltGIelIan, iptlb'r ltb
anf Oicislbe 9eitcGt bat, taufen Ooer bsiben
5u lalfen.
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4uo cincm sr,,f. 5bsrman's.

Gincm pom 10. Nu9uit .. S. cat +
ten, an Wr. W. Ma.tln, Slno Wrun
tain, ala, 9erlhtften Sritf entnrbmcr
mir foI9enoe bemertensWsrtbe Stcueu
Ser SGocn be9lnn oru &rir0
Sie mifrn IS. Sdb uno NiiuIonrn IN
ocre, wrlhe i'm Queen Isben, nliTen &C
Ol6 oa6 &oIf ces yioroene 70 unlbulcr,
Uar, ais elmer Sbrer GnFel. Sb mrcoer
bIe, mas id) oomdle ia9te. itb llebte o0t
Solf ore Su>eue mebr ais Glner. u ar,
e. Dem Glnce trPu Qeblieben, lib mtiTo,
a fdmpft, nit Bdfen 9efamptt bltcr
fur ir9rno eines iPntr Nepte, ieIblt fun
irine Sfldpenrptbte. 2oD ais IS ole
ate, tbrpGrti Sl109e in cen Staut
!rat, un6 SelAlinge nlnnts, uno
gum Rdmpfe jplua, Oh bltten MIR ftlne
nnocre 2&abl uno mir bIbtn f'st noh
feline anocrr 2Slbl 8pr mullen hle gum
Gnoe curhorngen .uno penn Der &lmpt
cine MiQron Wtnfbenlebeu f0roert
mo oa5 oanJe Hano 3u ainer 8ult'
9cmochl miro. Die Snte9ritdt Ger tlnls
on muB erb1Iten uno miro crb1lten pers
Den &C."
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81 . n o. be q

gm 241sn Ssptsmtsr. su Werpmcn.e sails,
gEiIfeid'l Gaunlp. Biercniln. 6rrr Hrte6s
Z ID re 3 8 in Oem Httr po1 g. Sabrtn, 6
Dcn1tsn urO 20 5naen 6'rr Nbs uar ibsr
rin @inrVhrrr pOn SSnm lforo launfdb'p. Gtna
GannIp mar Elm bctgsftdesr SGrsu unb BON
al!rn trlrbt Die TIN tanOtrn.
Gjrt If id n,iG rchr in etht:
Ton NO mtrf' en- S,lt n III.
gu muu,m " ter in Der 6Shc,
81 mtincm " ubtr Stu Gb ia,
lluo su ccm ptrtbtn Fsl'1sn 65stf,
Or mir Gin eltt unb XrSfftr bsibt
Sth 9th' gum @at,E hir purd g fs,
Der mir, frn stbu. Gu d 5tfam Itbt;
Sh hut' I'M GiIau"sn ihm gu Sa6s.
lji' T mr. allie Sduo preirtt,
Gurth 9buft 9iuI iith Tin GrNormt
limo mid nit @gt,rt b um -rmt.
9!m 25 Stpt In Ql,ntaun, n,GI'jabttk
D it b |, alt SO 9abr Mcnot nup 8 1ls.
@m?Q Sept.. ~ Sbrmrlfurr 9'fa gauntp,
Hnna VI attagd alt IA 9abr. 9 NOuut
unO I I loa.
Nm 4. Gtcfts In pbilaOslpbia. 6sr q tu.
Sen s. tns, ftibu ron Altntaun, I'M 81
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GSD;u bas SSDle Self. 2aptS Der
nrtDeiIG.
Seine @rfnOunasn.

Sin Wann erfldrte in unierer @e9en=
port, oaB penn er iiber oas S6idlol bon
Seff. DaUi5 ju beftimmcn bate, 10 Mir
Be er i6n elm b0t3ernes SChnerot an Die
Seite tbun, i'm in einen &dfi9 ftedtn uno
mie cine Rena9erie 5ur Sb II i'm oanSen
Ganoe umberfdbren uno fir 10 Gents
Gintrittsnclo ieben loi1cn, 70 Ianae bis
ourt Die @innabmen Die offentlibe S6ulo
beSobtt mGre. 60 puroe ct ooh nod 5u
etpu6 nIBe. Srauen bafien beftieer als
Wdnner uno iinO 9raulamer, penn ibre
9eiOenftaft einmal crre9t 1T Sine iunz
ge Srau bsbluptete, man mi Te 4 pfsroe
an ibn fpannen, ie an Qrme uno Sfine
umo i'm jerreiBsn, oenn oGB peroiente CT ;
aber nid)t auf eiumol, ols fei niebt 0anuo
lonoPrn wenn oe6 jeuCibeu 9eraoe anfln9e,
muiIe man Die @dule picoer onbllten uno
nadbber bon Reuem 3ieben lafln, 70 oaG
ole Operation eincn 9onjen Sag oaure.
Sin alte 9te9erfrdu aber meinte, man muf=
Ie lbn bebanocln, Wie er Die @cfdn9enen
IN Wn0PrlonpilIe beban6eit babe, ibn Su
Gooa iterben, NIT eiu b6tbsn Uufbdnatu
unO 2Se0erberuuterneDmen tanviIben,
etwa lrie Die 6aBe mir Der Mau5 fpelt,
ebe iie OieieIbt fuif. Sanc9en oiebt &c
nun auoerc Wonn6s uno SrauenelCute
D2ld)e cen Self. germ pieoer i'm &on9re Fl
bdtten uno ibm Beibraub ftrCuttn, unG
Ole Wlr5. Surrat, ptlbe mitplfIenO I'M
oen M0ro Gncoln6 erbdn9t purbe, ol5
&oelj8e rerebren m0tten. 60 lino on
MClnun9Pn pCrtbi, oIn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
2(llentaun, pa, 10. Setober 1865.
Rin etuflcin aus alter 3cit.

Die Temofroten ia9en unS, ieltoem IN
Rfbt(ion nht5 mebr 3u mabtn III, oaB
Fl es osnefen, peld,e Die RebCllICE bes
tpGlti9ten uno Die Union retteten-
8 e lie oies matten. eapon ia9en iie
leioer nicbts, mrbboIb 10 / ob uno gu oa6
Afebrte 0ublifum nit Der oemofratiiben
itnionssRrttun9s: :Wetbooe beFannt ma:
6en poGen. SIR beute fcl9enoss Stud:
lein
llnmittstbar nab ben &obltn pom
Sabre 1862, wcIde befanntlidb o i'm # 8
fir Die 9opperbeaos ou69cfaUcn rparCn,
beeab fih Dif Ri6arolon, elmer Der
@opperbeaofGbrer BON Sllinois, i'm Qulz
TRACE Der Sitter uom 0oloeneu 3irfel uno
Der Sons Of 9ibcrtp naD Sad ion, Mtls
ftiiippi, no fly oamal6 oa6 Soauptquar:
tier oeS Reteuenoenerat6 StCrInG 9tlte
bpfano, UNI Cire Union oe6 2SClten6 uno
Gdoen6 anjubabnen. Gem @enCrol
Yriee erIdien Die Sate 70 uidti9, odB er
Den 8eneraI sol. G. Sobntou nodD Sud
fcn berief um an Der Serotbun9 6beil
gu nebmen. 8iholoion mabte fcl9cnpe
Nntrd0e:
y Die ftcGtirttn Stooten mS3en bic
8ebetIion auf9ebcn uno in Ole unis
on jurGtfPebrcn Die noropeIiliben
@en9reBmGnner lper0en ibHen Damn
Iue6, mas fsUtrldn9sn, 9emdbren-
SfIarerei in oen GSrritorien, Stta'
Oenfane9eitg II. +. ~. = NQt6 nit
. SSa f en0erpo t t, flu5 ocr Slfen
niht beIltimmen iCtIte.
y GoQte Der Sdcen auf biri2n Intra0
nitt ein9eben, 70 1T Der 2Seiten be-
reit fib Der GonfCoPration on5us
ftbIieBan uno cen Self. Nauis 0l6
Yr0iioent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-. ieBt, oab oer l8eifen nidyt 9elWuns
9enwiro Die Stlouevei beI ilb Elm:
JufdbrCn.
SIR bcire Safe ucrpFicbten fib
Ole Gebeimen S0r9aniiationen cc5
SSeifen6 cine M0litirma6t in'6 Selo
Su ftttlen, flrf 91nuo otr i'm SU0en
09ircnoen weFlltben Sunoe6< Qrmce
Die Gtan8e gu baItcn uno i'm &Grs
Elm mt Der iGoIi6eI Nrmee eaS ten
Ju ibermdti0en.
Ser Sroen ccr 3irfetritter 3dbltt
mdbreno Der RebClliOn 500 600 pafen:
:fdbiae uno oarunter 100000 bf,pa fnetC
Mdnner, oas if ourcb Gle Grbebun9 Dec
Suo9e QoUctat s. 1t feit9eitclIt. Dit
Gcpperbeoos i'm . Il EN-, - Dennfplva:
nisr, MeW SeriCY unc Ne,p Yore-W'rrr
III pen Sroen Der 3irfdgttcr 0IcihfoGt
lebr itarf uertrrten uno Mt id) o # er
sntmeoer Dem Siioen Il d ju bepill9er
uno ibm abermot5 bic 6rrrfblft in BIZ
,61nO AZ learn, ooer Dem SuDbunpe lid
anjufdlieBen.
@eaen oieie un9ebeure Rcbctltnmadt
i'm Suocn uno Horotn bate bamal6 oIe
Ion te 8df Su tdmpfen, 9e9Cn bejm:
tdf Ibe Sprrdtber i'm 9ioroen uno 9e9er
offenr JtebetIen i'm SGoen, uno bcioe bat
es bpiip9t uno nebroten. @on iotlte nun
9lauben, Die 9atrioteu ot6 9toroenj
.fcien Cs aewefcn, rrelde Die Union rttte
ten, alIein ooe ibeint nid)t ridti0 3u iein
cenn 10 Der 9cneiQte Geier aus Sboen
eriisbt. batsn Ole GopperbPao6, o0er Oit
Demoeroten, Die Union 8erettct !