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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Visit to jeff. Davis-AnOther Examina-
tiOn of his Health, Etc.

FORTRESS MONROE, August l8.-The pilot boat
EnOcb Taylor arrived here this morning from
Cape Island, New jersey with party of eXcur-
sionists on board, composed principally of
Philadelphians. In the party were Senator
Connell, DR.. NJ. /. Dutfee, and Henry j. Fox,
ESQ.,, and several ladies. Permission was given
by General Miles tor them to take a look at the
Fortress, and DR.. Duf'ee, one OF the numoer,
late lst Brigade Surgeon in General Sigels
Corps, had very pleasant interview with JEFF.
Davis. The interview was of but short dura-
ton, and the Doctor stated that he could dis
cover no difference in his personal appear
ance that had taken place from the time he last
saw him at Culpeper Court House, some three
years ago, while taken a prisoner, and in the
hands OF the Rebels, save greater pallor of
couptenance, and his hair had become more
whitened. The interview being so short, DIR.
Dutfee could not draw the conclusions that he
otherwise might have done by more prolonged
conversation.
The pilot boat, which was placed at the dis
pos al of Senator Connell ior this pleasure eXcur-
sion, returns tomorrow to Cape Islano.
The greatly agltated question, the stare OF
JET. Davis health, appears to remain IN about
the same doubtful position as ever. Assistant
Sure con. General Crane lately arrived here from
Washington, d. c.. and had private and very
lengthy interview with the prisoner. OF course
the result of his interview, his examination OF
DAVIS, and the conclusion he drew theretrom,
are not known, and will be made directly to the
proper authorities at Washington.
The United States gunDoat YGnttc, Lieuten-
anti Commander Edward s. Grafton, arrived in
the harbor this afternoon, from Beaufort, N. c.,
and relieves the double-ender gunboat Lendpe
Commander Thom as s. Phelps, which goes to
Norfoli for repairs. The Ydnttc was relieved
at Beaufort by the double-ender Agdloan', Com
mander Sartori.
The schooner W. p. orr, from jamestown
for philadelphia, with lime, has sailed from
HamntOn Roads.
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Additional Particulars,

A TRAIN ON THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
THROWN DOWN AN ENHANCEMENT ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY FEET-TwENTY-THREE PERSONS IN.
JURED, ETC.
CHICAGO, August ia terrible railroad disaster
occurred this morning at Hollisvie, Ind, aDou,
forty miles from this city, on the Michigan
Southern Railroad. The regular passenger tram
consisting OF three sleeping and three
passenger coaches, shortly after leaving La
porte was thrown Off the track by COW, which, in
some curious manner, was caught between two OF
the sleeping cars. .
The tram was running about twenty-five miles an
hour at the time. The three sleeping and all the
pas enger coaches were hurled down an emOank-
ment lao feet. One of the sleeping cars rolled over
three times, and finally came right side up at the
bot ON. rney were all badly shattered
Twenty three persons were injured, but none,
strange to say killed. AT the time OF the acci
dent one of the was thrown against telegraph
pole, severing the wire, SO tnat il was some time
before medical attendance could be got from
Laporte.
The most of the wounded were taken back to
Iaporte those blougut to this city are Moses
ReInaman, cattle. dealer of Chicago. arm broken I;
Mr.. Street, of Buffalo, slightly injured; L. Z. Hart,
of Bath, N. Y, President of the Ohio River Coal
Company, slightly injured; 5. A. Freeman, of Bos-
ton head cut; g. Edmonds, of Illinois. slightly
injured; 5. w. Hough OF Albany, cut over the eve;
Mr. Lawrence, OF Albany, slightly injured G. Fitz-
simmons, of Rochester, n. T.. slightly injured.
Ihe names of those lett at Laporte have not been
received here, but some OF them are seriously in
jured.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The War on the River Plate-Th,
United states Squadron, Mtc.

The War on the River Plate-The
United states squadron, Mtc.
FORTRESS MONROE, August lS-The English
baIque Traveller, Captain George M. Penfeld,
twenty-sx days from Rio dc Janeiro, bound to
New York, with cargo of coffee, arrived at this
harbor this afternoon ard was ordered to Balti-
more. She brings news from the seat of war up
10 July 10.
A steamer had arrived at Montevideo, bring
ing intelligence of the general failure of the
allied forces in their operations against the
Paraguayans, and that the latter had surrounded
their army in a swamp near Humaita on
the Paraguay river The stock of the allied
army was dying Off rapidly, and Lopez, the
commander of the Paraguayan army, was conf
dent and energetic IN his efforts to deal final
blow to the war.
On the I'd of July, the day before the last
mail steamer sailed from Rio there was grand
celebration at Mlsericorde. in honor of the
Emperor OF Brazil giving away large NUMBER
of orphan girls in marriage.
All the naval squadrons sts4Grcd along the
coast OF South America loS4SNS out lot the
national interests, had commenced TO haroor IN
Rio for the winter. OF the American squadron
stationed in these waters there were anchored
at Rio the flagship Brooklyn, Admiral Godon,
the gunboats OTllodrd, N1psic, and Sad'onlM
The Junidtd had gone across to the island OF St.
Helena, but intended to return In FEW days.
The general financial business at Rio was In a
complete state of of stagnation., Money was at
a,discount, and everythtra dnll. OoIee dull;
/, there being but six shipments In week,
The barque Wduelet was ordered to New York,
with a cargo or coffee from Rio this afternoon,
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Additional Particulars.

GkVERAL WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS DE-
sTRoYEp-LoSs ESTIMATED AT HALE MILLION
DOLLARS.
CHICAGO, August ia disastrous confa grafton
occurred here this morning. destrO, ing property
t0e business portion of the city to the value of
$5UO,00O. The fire originated IN the engine room OF
Van Horne, Murray & Co g wholesale tobacco esta.
bsbment, Nos. 81 and 80 South Wafer street. The
building, three-story brick structure, was utterly
destroyed, together with an immense amount of
tobacco. Loss S2l7 ,000 Insurance. gl06,0O0
From this point The fire spread with great fury on
either side, destroying q. & e. w. Church q whole
SAFE grocery establishment involving loss OF stock
partially destroying TOman, Plnkham Co.'s
wholesale drug establishment. The loss on buil0Ing
ano stock Is $50, 900 which Is fully insured
Inc hremen succeeded IN staying the progress OF
the fire on ater street after strenuous eXerhons,
but IN the rear the flames crossed alley to the
OF NO, ~ Lake street, to i've story marbl front
bui'omg occupied as wholesale dry goods store
by carson, PIrle Co. Their stock was valued at
SlbO OOO and was damaged 10 the amount of ST50 900
by hIe and waters IullY insured
The adjoining large establishments of Jewett &
Butler, hardware dealers, and whitney Brothers,
OF $4,000.
be entire loss is set down in round figures at
SbOOOO with an Insurance OF $50 OO0
lhe exact 0riVln of the fire Is unknown, but II Is
supposed to have originated among the machinery
in the tobacco establishment. Fortunately there was
Tut little WIND at the time OF the hre, otherwise q
most terrible condensation must have occurred rhe
Richmond House. q fine marble structure imme-
dlafely opposlLe, was in great danger Tor time but
was saved. The buildings were all drstclass hricK
and stone structures, and securely guarded as
was supposed by iron shutters but the intense heat
from the tobacco warehouse burst them open as If
The insurance was largely in New York compa
MES but the details are not yet known, with the
following exceptions i-Nolth Western. S50OOi Me-
Howard, $500; Relief $3.50; LAFAYETTE, 5000
Market, $1,000; North American $4,000; tCOnti'
mental, $4,000.
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THE CHOLERA.

Five Hundred and Thirty-tVvO Cases I'm
st. Louis Last Week.
ST. LOUIS, August l9.-The reports from the
different cemeteries for the week ending on Fri
day show.76s interments, of which 532 were from
cholera. In addition to this, 1877 interments
were made in the city cemetery, ll6 of which
were from cholera. These returns do not in
clude the burials from the Quarantine, or small
pox hospitals. The various Ward Sanitary COM
mittees are energetically at work, and the
Board Of Health reports the disease as abating,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At CHICAGO.
Loss Half a Million Dollars.

CHICAGO, August ia fire occurred here this
morning, originating in Vanhorn, Murray &
Co.'s tobacco warehouse, destroying that and
the adjoining property, valued at $500 900.
Insured for $3OO,0OO, largely in New York COM
panies. Among the sufferers were G. g. G. W.
Church Cadys wholesale grocery establish
ment, who lose $l55,OOO, insured for SlS3, 600;
Tolman, Prinkham & Co. lose S65 900, fully in
sured; Carson, Perie & Co. lose SIS, 900, fully
insured
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Little Girl Killed on the Hudson River
RRilrnml memr POm q In lkeensie.

PoUGBKEEPsIE. AugustI ia sad accident oo.
CURED just above here to-day on the track OF the
Hudson River Railroad As the Cincinnati express
train, drawn BY the locomotive Huron, reached
SPOT of the upper bridges the engine OBJ
served some men walking on the track, and lust
ahead OF them aged lady and two or three
children.
He blew the whistle several times as q SIGNAL of
danger, when the men got out of the way. O0e of
the children, however, ran direct on the track in
front Of the approaching tram, the locomotive
striking the unfortunate little creature, and hurting
her some ten lee. IN the ayr When the body came
down. 1t struck head first on the cross-ties and when
picked up no signs of life were visible. Coroner
HaOht was notified, and held an inquest. The jury
returned verdict III accordance with the facts.
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PRINTERs' FEAsT.-0nce year the printers
engaged on the SuSser Express, Surrey Standard
longing to w. E. Baxter, have a feast given them
at his residence near Oaklands, England This
year eighty.seven persons sat down TO the
dinner, which was presided over by Mr.. Baxter
The usual loyal and personal toasts were given
with great zest BY the time dinner had been
finished the wives and daughters Of the men
had arrived. Various amusements including
door shorts GDterrTpted by tea1 were Kent ouS mn
with great spirit until nine o'clock, when,
hearty cheers having been given to the host and
hostess, the company proceeded TO the Is6eld
Station. At half-past nine a special train con.
veyed men, women, and children, Numbering
between four hundred and fve hundred, TO
their various destinations.
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| A TRAIN ON THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
| THROWN DOWN AN EMRANRMENr ONE HUNDRED
| AND FORTY FEET-TwENTY.THREE PERSONS IN.
i
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THIRD EDITION
Twenty-three Persons Injured.

CHICAGO, August IA passenger train was
thrown from the track of the Michigan Southern
Railroad this morning at Hoisvile, injuring
more or less twenty-three passengers. Among
them we're Mr.. Street, of Buffalo; L. P. Hurd, OF
Bath, New York; s. A. Freeman, OF Boston, head
cut; s. W. Hough, of Albany; Mr.. Lawrence, of
Albany; and E. Fitzsimmons of Rochester.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-20
lSaving a Lighter.

" The lighter ComrTni Sc, lying near the oil
pier, was saved by A. Thilleran, of the Hudson
River police, assisted by Mr. John Engle and
Patrick Buckley. The lighter was laden with
hides, valued at twenty-five thousand dollars,
which were the all Of two men of this city. The
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13

sins, fdiftcn fie &rmrrn sesen ben
Sfprben, mebelten bic lpYalen getrpb>
ner ibrer Staaten su Sauirnben nieser
unb fauften enblid cine 8anbe BON Sal>
lunfen, um ben grdiibrntcn Sincpl H.
beRen Cabinet unb Telbberrn meubs
Eings su ermprben, bic ntrbliden Stdb>
te in 9ranb su iteden, @aferleitunsen
su persiften mnb bic s'cit na6 ben srp>
Zen Stdbten bes NrrbenS 81 briusen.
Seit benz ie ron 9rdiirent SUbnipn Gin
renis sndbis betanteIt tprrtrn, fansen
lie lire friibere Saanbtbaten piebrr an.
Sp fdimpfen bic iiitliden Sldtter ben
General Sherman aus alien Spnars
ten, nennen i'm bic ,tlutise 9tibel''
bes Siibens, eincn Sanbnlen 1t. glut>
menIden, Der gum Dante bafiir, bab er
bura Germittluns Seauresarb's unt
Srags's gum 0ireftpr Der 2puiliana
0iilitar 9lfabemie semadt purbe, beu
Sdbem nit feinen StautSiissn ibers
| itwcmmt babe.
9luf btn Scnatpr 90 B ron Sbir
trurbe befanntlid lrtter Sage BON ei'
nem Iiibli6en g t . b c NIT cinen,
S6lddtermeHer Gin Mprbansrif &C.
ma6t unb Senatpr g umner BON
MaH, erbielt Elm 9adet suSeIaift IN
ipeldem Elm lit 9apier sepifelter Sin>
ger zines gtesers iih befanb unb Elm
3ettel nit fplsenten gEprten ::
~ Ou alter Surenlpbn, ib fente
Dir ein StIf ron einem Deiner
Sreunte, unb penn Define giQ pa1>
irt pirb, tperbe ib Gin Stiif bon
Dir nebmen.
Gin Il n II m AM H."
Der Singer mar mod blutenb unb
pfsnbar erf fur3 Sprber Bon ber Saab
zines gtescrs seibnitten pprben. Oas
1T 70 e'n ridtises 9rBtden fitli6er
2psalitat, unb es tpirb mod beller frm<
men, penn nidt Der Gon0reB bem Sc
iintel anbere @tanieren teitrin9t.
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pbilaoelpbia 6eitteraelbidJte.

Ser Ybil. freien prefe sntnebmen mir
fcl9enoes Stem Sn einem Sauie Der
Sno Sdnften Strabe, in Dem alten
Oiitrift BON Soutbwarf, fol- cine ibreG
li6e @eiiter9eiblbte paiilrt iein.
Sie Summer oes 6auies fcll per.
fbmir9en meroen, oamit lib feline 1ns
ma ile BON Heueieri9en einfinoe.
0m Sonnerita9 Ibeno bs9onn in Dem
erDdbnten Saufe plosIib Elm fsltIames
@erduib; 8Grffen, &dmme &c. fineen an
ourb Die &dume su flie9en; Stiible be-
pe9ten iib cbne Qntrieb, obne mebanift
auf iie ,cirtenoe iibtbare &raft rannten
Die 8ilber BON Den Mdnocn ourb oas
Simmer. Qls Der nddfte Wor9en beran.
rutte, ereieneten iib nod unbeimlibere
Saben. Ole Seller uno Sbu6eln perz
fbwanben BON Den Siiben, beme9ten ii6
in balsbreberiiben Sc9en curb ole euft
oc6 3mmers uno ifeuten iib iclblt Damn
auf oen Subbooen, nobocm iie lbren Sns
balt iiber Gem Raume aus9e9ohen batten.
60 bate 3itterno Die Samtle mebrere
Gage su bsftebsn. Seltit frcmme SeeIs
birten, welde cine quite Grjiebun9 aes
nohen baben iollfn, iorpie 3sltunss: Se=
ribteritatter iollen beoenflib oen 8opf
eeibuttelt baben, als iie nit eioenen
Sbren oen 9rGuliden Gumor i'm 0auie
bortsn uno nit ben Iuaen Iucs in mil.
Der Sludht purb bic Raume panoeln iabs
en-. gli0t einmal bic 9Sdnoe loqsn ftia
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
1tnipn
Gdu1ttD>8erI Iammluna.

stns Ssriammuns Der Nspublitaner II. s5reun-
Dc Der Union itsbaupt. - aae SoI6s psl,e
rabrsne ssn 8stslIsn.. goppertsab. Hnb gtrelss
rtter'Sritss INNER bd Der Union unlsrer Bat
estancsn tabsn. - 4lle Sol6s weld. Il bas
SOlbatsn'StimmreHt watrsnb 1e I'm sStlDs ma.
rem esiilmmt tatsn, - fur;. Ale Sclte, bic ba.
ftlr iinb unfrs 8spubIit. pis iIs bon uniern Dor.
Sdtsrn uns dtersstsn wuresn II. aufrt6t 3u er.
talten, iiue rfu6t unb sins,laptn sinsr Union.
Sauntp Ssrlammlune bs3uwobnsn, peIde aus
Santiago BEN 24isn t5struar. p,dys um / utr
NaGmittaas, in 8Iein's 5a {, In @0sn>
taun. abs,taltsn ptrpsn fou. um Deleaaten nadb
Der 7tsn WGrs union.Staats Gonpention ,u srs
pdblsn, Tim sinsn ganpipat fir @oupern5r In gr.
nsnnun8 3u brinsen.
Bay 3ufOlse sines 9sf6luets Der In Ibtsn
spdtiatr in Srrlertaun absstaItenen Union.
eauntp' 'Bfriammluns, miibsn bic Dslssatsn BET
CiIiriftsn n'pabIt wsrbsn.--auf grprbnuns bsr
COMMITTEE.
9eor9e Ssi!el, Soriber.
Sanuar 81. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Nd6rt6t

wirb bsrmit asssten. eab Der untsrssiHnste ole
4rminNratcr BON Der 5interlaHeniGaft bee pr-
apItrntn Saect 9ihtsnwalnsr, lsbttin Sore
Stsr' Naeunsis Sauni6ip, et&a eaunty, r'
nanut warbsn il-batsr wsrbsn ale perionsn,
psI6s nod on bslasts 5intfvIaiFniGaif i&ultt8
Jnb, iti ss In gctsn. Sants oter auf isnaise
@rt, aufstfcrbnt, innertaIb 6 Wc6sn tst benz
geminilratcr pcrsuIprehm unb 8i&tsfsit su
mactsn--unp Solte psl&e nod rtHtmdfiiae
Sorpnunssn ~ ma&m taben, Inb srIu&t itle
as6nunsfn innnbalb bsfastn 3sit aud sinsu,
adnpistn. an
esui sibsnwattaer, Ib'mcr.
osb. t3, 1886. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Ger untersans oes Eampfcrs ,g,neen"
auf beber See.

Ser Sampfer ,,eonoon" nab Wel,
bourne beitimmt, lit auf bober See uns
teroeean9en.' 3neibunoert uno iisbense
Wenfbenleben 9in9en babel perloren
Se6sjtbn BON Der Mannibaft unc brei
pana9iere fpuroen serettet.
Der Sterinoenieur, Der fib unter ben
@erettsten befaro, beritbtst Sol9enoes
iiber bas lln9IGd:
,,8ir perlieBen Tlpmoutb am 6. San.
uar. 2(m 7. batten mir fiirmifhe5 Wct.
tsr nit Re9en. I'm s. ebenfa(s. 2lm
9. Uerloren mir ben 8tGferbaum, bic
Scf ffan9e, Die Sromfan9e uno oas
Sberbramiesel. 2(m Ubeno um 4 llbr,
um pel6e 3eit Elm furdtbar befti9er
Sturm rpItbete, perloren mir oas Bad
ro=Hettun9sboot. NmIO., um 8 l1br
Mor9ens, le9te oas SbiT bel, um nad)
plpmcutb 3uriif3ufcbrsn. - Soit nm
oieiclbe 3et paro ober oas Steuerboro.
rettun95bcot bon elmer Stursweue iiber
Soro 9eibwemmt uno oleib3eiti9 waro
Elm Steuerborofutter ein9eitla9en. I'm
Witta9 ffiir3ten Stur3we(len iiber Stur3'
meaen tiber ras Sbiff, Die Die Maido.
inrnraumlufe fortrihcn, worouf oas
@aier binuntcritGrjte uno oa5 Seuer
auel0lbte. Die pafasiere bemGbten
fl6 porauf, oas @ahcr nit Gimern aus
3uibopfen. 2(m IL. Sanuar' ffeieerte
lt6 Der Sturm INNER mebr, mdbreno Die
See in fib ourbfreuienoen 8saen un:
aus9eiest iiber oas Sbiff itdrste. @db=
reno oes 9r0Bcrn Sbeil5 oes Wor9ens
mabte man Die 9r0bern Qnfren9un9en,
Die eefe in Der Maibinemaumlufe su
itcpfen. ieoOtb peraeblib. I'm sebn ubr
lparo Die pinahe Derabaelafen, allein iie
ibelterte. lin l llbr Nabmtta9s fonn.
ten mir ieben, rpie oas Sdiff allmd big
ianf; oos lHa fer reibte um Die 3eit fbon
an Die onrerfette. I'm smei llbr ifirB
Elm Sbeil Der Wannibaft (unter Dem iib
audi Der Sterin9enieur, Der bieie Nusfa9e
9emobt, befano J i'm Sodborofuttar pom
S6ifTe ab. SGnf Minuten oarauf iabs
en- iie ba5 S6iff nit 270 perIcnen am
Spro iineen, uno wabriteinlib lino ale
um9cfommen. Mfan bate no6 ,pei
Soote 3uredt 9emadt, ausin es par ju
fpdt. Die @eretteten puroen in Dem
8uttcr ;pon,ie S:unoen lang pcn Dem
Sturme porpdrts aetrieben uno oa5 Boot
mar balb nit Mafer auoefGat. als fie su
ibrem Slid BON Dem Sbiff Warianople
bemerft uno auf9eftfbt luuypen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13

2(ber nidt allein auf bic pefflhen ct.
bat iib oieie rafbe Sep6lferunesjunabme
bei6rdnet. Die Der oltliben Staasen
mar beoauteno, ipenn aub nibt 70 CROP
ais i'm @efen.
Sn oiefem element bes @ad,stbums
fis9t bic rpabra Stdrfe oes 9anoes, Die es
moelib mobt, oab oas, mas beute cine
eait eri6elat, es mor9en aufbort 3u feln.
Siefe Gntmidelun9 fennt Feline 9ren3en,
neil bas Material, auf bic fie oebaut ift,
unbe9ren5t 1T. Nur Elm fleiner Sbel
oes HationalzS lzSerritoriums 1T biz iest
occupirt. gSir baben faum beeonnen,
uniere eanoesreibtbimer su entnideln.
3u uiefer einbeimifben Sermebrun0
unferer Sep0lferun9 fommt nod bic uns
ermebli6e Slutb Der Ginwanoerun9, oa
i6brlib 100000 1(rbeiter an uniern
8Iffen lanoen, bic fofcrt in uniern per-
ftieoenarti9en Snoufrie3pei0en Sers
trenoune finoen.
Die Wttel sur 3ablun9 Der 3infen
unierer 0ationali1ulo muBten blsber
gang allein bon oen n0reli6en Staaten
auf9ebrabt tperoen. Qber Der SGoen.
Der ben oritten She'll Der Sep0lferun9
Der Union umfajt, rpiro bale in Der eaet
iein, ben auf Jpn falenoen Sbell oieiel
eaft 3u tra9en. Ger &rie9 bat tbeil:
meife feline Sluren perpiiifet, aber oas
Sole uno Der Sooen 1T mob ca, uno Be
ben raibsn Sortibritten, Die Der &ccon'
ffruftionsproseB mo6t, piro es nibj
LANCE oauern, bic AUDI oiefer s bell oei
9anoss 5u elmer 3lGtbe oelan9t, Die Qles
frdber Da9eweiene weit ibcrtrefen wiro
Qus a(len oieien @rGnben, elautl
Moreau, bab Der Greoit Der &er. Staa:
ten ouf elmer feifen, 9eiunoen 8alis be-
rubt. Sin 70 unternebmenoeS, 70 inou'
itrieQes. 70 eoura9euies 8olf, fa9t er
rperoe niemals Sanferott MAIDEN. Sc
bat Feline uriade, einen 70 uer5weifclter
Sbritt 3n tbun. Die Ser. Staoter
baben ibre S6uloen in anoerer SHeift
eontrabirt, ols es in Der olten 8clt iblib
Sier iino Die Stimm9ebsr uno Steuer:
5abIer bic @ldubi9tr. Ger &ris9 spol
tin wabrer Solfsfrie3. Gr mur6e nit
poQffdnbi9em Grfol3 9efront. 9tie.
mano in Dem 9anjen Goroen miirbe ibn
un9elbeben MAIDEN pollen, ooer einlpils
li9en, bab. unter Der Seoin9un9 Der Ib:
nabme Der Sbulo, Die alten 3uitdnoe
ipieoerbereefeat wGroen. Ole Nutoritdl
Der Sunoesre9ieruu9 1T nunmebr feii
uno oauerno be9riinoet, oas Solf Der
Ser. Staaten biloet BON icet an eine
9robe gtoton. Der fortwdbrenoe Sc
9eaitano oes 6aoers 1T beiciti9t une
ibts ifebt mebr elmer poIfdnoi0en Gins
i9feit unierer pclitif ent9e9en, nctb ter
INNER 9roBartiseren gntlpll6lun9 unie.
ret notiirli6en Heioureen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
6d,reflid,es Slutbao in Qrfanfas.

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