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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24
Thursday Morning, 0cteber24, 1867,
The Cause Of the War.

We commend to our Radical
friends, who are abusing the Dem
ocratic party for causing the war,
the following passage from a
speech Of Col. Dom Piatt. one Of
the leading Ohio politicians. 1t
was delivered at a Radical meet
ing in Cincinnati, on Friday, Sept.
9th, and is reported in the Gin
cinnati Gazette, the most intensely
Radical journal in the United
States or anywhere else outside
of Brownlow's future kingdom.
Col. Piatt said:
I am not of those who attribute
to the Democratic party the cause
OF the late war. / cannot be
made to believe that ten millions
of people will rise in their
wrath and fight to the bitter end
on any mere political abstraction.
No party, in my estimation, can
be held responsible for it. The
seeds of the disease were plant
ed in the beginning of our Gov
eminent, and burst out in the ter
rible war that ragged for nearly
five years. The cause lay deeper
than in any political organization
it lay in the great attempt, on the
part of a nation, to assert its ma
tionality. There were two PEG.
pies, separate, distinct-one fight
ing for one nationality, and the
other for another nationality; and
they fought it out until one went
down. There are mysterious
things which affect mankind.
that you cannot trace to any cause,
that work out their results beyond
the control Of men. We have
seen Poland struggling for her ex-
istence, Greece gathering her ma
tionality, and the Irish attempt.
ing theirs; and the same infuen.
ces that affected these peoples af
fected ours. The South, in assert.
ing what they did, were simply as
serting their nationality; and if
they had been situated so that we
could have said, depart in peace, ii
might have been better. Butwe in
the Northwest, being the more pow
erful, put it down, for we could not
exist as a people if they had tri-
nmphed. So long as we had any
manhood in US we were bound to
keep the great thoroughfare, the
Mississippi river, open toits mouth,
and hold our position as an indie
pendent people. Although | say
the Democratic party were not
the authors of the war, they did
all they could to help it on, and
on the wrong side"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24
Miss Higgs, of Broadway, is s,

Miss Higgs, Of Broadway, is SO
exceedingly modest, thaIshe wears
a pair of spectacles to hide hey
naked nose. Another lady, of
the same place, felt so exceedingly
abashed by shopman asking her
TO look at some undressed linen,
that she Immediately left, declar-
ing s!she would tell her Ma"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

General Grants conscience
keeper has at last spoken, and
has informed the world, what
most of mankind already knew,
that U. S. Grant is a thorough
Radical. We do not attach any
to the fact itself, but
its PRONUNCIATION at the present
time was evidently an attempt to
influence the elections.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

To GENERAL SeHoFIELD.-If
General Schofeld will cause an ex-
animation to be made among the
gunsmiths of the State he will
find that the negroes are very gen.
orally armed, and provided with
rather more than forty rounds
They are already in light march
ing order Norfolk Yirgin5an.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

A. young man in California had
q contest with a grizzly, in which
he was torn, chawed, Rugged,
gashed and bitten, his nose and
one eye destroyed, his wrists dis
located, and his arm broken. He
is getting over it, but doesn't wish
TO see any more bears.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24
AVID DT1saTU18s,

Hagans Magnolia Bazm,
Fine Wines and Brndies for medic
al purposes, perfumefy and fine Tx.
tracts, Toilet Soaps, Window Glass,
Putty, Patent Medicines, great va
riety, good Indigo, Cocbineal, Muir.
ate Of Tin. 60. Thankful to the
people Of Lincoln county generally,
and tho medical fraternity especially,
for past literal patronage, We hope,
by strict attention to business, TO
merit continuance Of the same.
june6-1y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

The Radical party in North
Carolina is represented as being
hopelessly divided, and the Ra-
leigh Register radical denoun-
ces the recent Radical convention
In the bitterest terms. The peo-
pie may begin to have hope.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

NE again offer eur services to the Gotten
w Plants,s generally to STORE and
SELL THEIR COTTON. We can give no
other pledge than TO refer to The sales. and the
prompsuess giih which returns were made
. through the past Ecult season.
Oar Nh. ALLEN having conducted tha
entire ssisz since February last, which has Civ
eo sEch uBiSeFsal ss sjsfscsioD, (the constant
DOWNWARD tet1eneY Of the market during thu
scissor, was, il almost every instance, suticipa-
ted } and tie PiaBtersaysd By the untiring
vigilance On his part
We vii be found At the same place with =
FIJI corps Of workers, ready and polite to all
CTR Customers.
The Gotten Clerk, NR. JOHN ". MOSBY,
who hzs great experience IN tss very impot-
ts1. b<zzch Of cur business. 70 AZ his post.
GEO. G. ALLEN q co,
(5grzss1Ts 10 J. a. EcAisteT & ca
Corner Of College and Broad Streets,
Nashville, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

Forty thousand cattle have
been driven from Texas to Kansas
this year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-24

po0K WORKs--0ur facilities for doing
D all kinds OF Pamphlet Printing cannot
be ezcelfed5 Give. rs CALI 4@1l5 -
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville. Il.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

necessary expenses was thrown off and with 1t
the taxes on home manufactures, and on the
production Of necessaries and their sale, and
also on cotton, we would have here areserve left,
derived from customs receipts, whisky licenses,
stamps and tobacco of $3l6, 900, 600, at the
minimum, which will be an excess of about
$50, 900, 900 over what is necessary. Why
then should Congress- hesitate to act in the
matter at once Why not act before the
session approaches its short hours, when
business is hurried through without thought
or discretion, and attend with care to this
reform, which is of vital interest to every man
in the country Checks could be provided
against fraud as effective as they are now.
There is nothing to render it at all impraoti-
cable or inconvenient. Believe us, gentlemen
who have this matter in hand, there is nothing
in which all your constituents are so deeply
interested, and to which they demand more
earnestly that you give your attention, than
to the subject of exemption from taxation.
They hold it of far more vital value than either
reconstruction or impeachment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

WARM CLoTHING.-In choosing a warm
dress, get 1t as light as you can. Think how
lightly animals, which have to endure great
cold are clothed. What is lighter than
feathers and furi bear can thus teach ma n
lesson of civilized silence and a goose can
imrart wisdom. The principle of the al vioe
given by the wise man, ''Go to the ant ar,
sluggard," might we'll be extended to the
example of the way in which the Greater
cloth the dumb animals He has made. Tbev
are not heavily laden, unless, indeed. Il ia ns-
cessary to protect them with armor; but even
then the material used is remarkable for
its combination of lightness with strength.
The tortoise is shielded more by the arched
shape of its shell than by its thickness.
There are some animals which float in water
which are covered heavily, but the weight of
their clothes facilitates their movements in the
element in which they are intended to live,
inasmuch as it enables them to sink to the
depth necessary for them to subsist in. But
for warmth, weight is needless, and for equa-
BILE warmth it is positive hindrance, since a
heavy dress adds the heat of pressure to that
of protection to those more prominent parts Of
the figure upon which it rests. If you want
to be warm, choose a material that is not only
thick but light. And when you wish to be
protected from windy as we'll as still cold,
wear under or over woollen Or furry fabric,
the thinnest impervious texture you can get.
Then you have an arrangement similar to that
with which the animals of cold climates are
provided, viz, thin skin and thick feathers or
haiTs.-LeiSuTe Hours.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

A PEW CAsE.-A Rev. Mr.. Parker, perpe-
tual ourate of Waddington, Yorkshire, was
recently sued in an eoclesiastioal court by a
parishioner, whose pew had been demolished
in the course of general alteration OF the IN
terror of the church. He was sentenced 10
Satisfaction of the complainant for the use OF
himself and family, and to pay the costs of
the suit except such as were incurred in proof
of the freehold title.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

ST. PAUL's CATHEDRAL.-It is proposed to
take away the ugly iron railing which sur
rounds st. Paul's churchyard in London;
Some years ago the Dean and Chapter voted
to open the gates of the enclosure to the pub
lilo, but only the ''roughs" availed themselves
of the concession. They played ball among the
Graves mutilated the statue of Queen Anne,
iounged on the steps of the cathedral, and by
their bad conduct compelled the reclosing OF
the churchyard.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

MERCY TO ANMAIs.-A Mr.. Barlow has pub
licly announced his purpose to give the Royal
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails in London one thousand guineas when
eyer. nine other persons can DO found who will
each give as much.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26
LID SOLDIERS,
PASSED MARCH O,Iso7.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The object OF this Association Is TO provide by pub
lie exertion, National home Tor our disabled sol
ies, TO erect an asylum for those wno In their patri
their bealth and happiness who IN the battle toE the
oIp e foe sr op FSspee &
her Hotel des lnvAlioes where the ashes OF the
hospR e o@er Being the aest
Russia, Prussia, Snd IN ge et nearly an ESropsSh
countries have magnificent retreats for the nn-
aevROn Of The sune9ns caused By war but ffos
Crippled and sick soldiers but the country
or the sidewalks OF her ded cities These noble
y in me hogf 81 her Sesp distress. We pledged %
dependent look % us In tSer utter need 70 reSee
those pledges. They have performed their part We
recrea1t 70 our obgations. Let us each devote but
Asylum viii afford the s' soldiers home, and onE
country VII be H h6nered By E the p9be S1 @ 9sttgs0H
BY this Association and Ten thousand Dollars have
Observation-Disclosures thirty acres ioiinS Inc ate
OF General Meade,s Headquarters) have been set
LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEw YORK Oct. q. 1851
for oWf' crippled veterans and having passed bill
for that purpose in the New York legislature, in
Drectors-but under which bill no action has been
had fom that time TO this-and knowing the great
and crying necessity of the the shame OF Ieav
ing our disabled veterans to starve or beg hereby
have all the aid Ofmy tO9gps spd
From The Pos!masier GeneTai o. the United st9.esl
recommend to all Postmesters that they shall aid
Being satisfied with the Integrity Of your enterprise
we cheeriully consent TO display your diamonds at
our establishment. BROWNE & HPALDIN0,
October 25 1887. Nos. 568 and $40 Broadway.
We hereby certify that have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubies, and other
precious Stones as described In the list and find them
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers No os
Maiden Lane New York.
j. HERMANN Diamond Setter, No. Ss4 BrOome
street, New York.
degree and for the uTtherance of this great object
the Association has decided TO place the t3000O worth
OF diamonds public exhibition AZ the large Jewery
Establishment Of Messrs. Browne Bpauding, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city OF New York.
The oTd-re owned yacht "Henrietta has also been
purchased The Farm OF 600 acres s located In Sulli
in the State; has splenid mansion, and Is coaplete
There will be i2cO 200 tickets issued one dollar
each admitting the holders to both ofthe
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
IRVING HALL. NEW YORK SATURDAY EVEN
| ING, FEBRUARY ., 1868,
AND ONE AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY EVENIFG, FEBRUARY %, 1868,
On which latter occasion committee OF prominent
citizens will be selected TO ass socate with the manage
ment in making the distribution, to commence on
Monday February "a, at 10 o'clock A. M.' at Hortcul
Wi 81 Ssii $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed ong the ticket holders, In
co1dance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
Tie Eem ePra(d,e parfbci.

Die 9emctratiide Qartbsi, Srcunbe unb TN.
terithber Der @ebeaen freuen ilf iebr fiber ben
GrfcIs Der @abl In Connecticut. 80 tpdre aid
gang gegcn br Yrincip ipenn ile Go nidt ipdren
Sober Srfnd In ben lsbten 10 Sabren 5u @un.
fen bon Menfden Sanbe, unb tlntcrbrhfuna
unb Degradation Der armen arbsitenbsn &laIIe,
ipar ibnen Gin @runb sur Sreibs, uno bermittel1
ibrer fdIedten Strsibe Selang GO ibnen eincn
suten. IcDalen uno tapfersn Unions SoIbaten
,u hbaIangen. slad, 70 bielfaden 8eriuben
unb 8eblfdla9ungen mub ibnen natirlidcripsiit
biefer gorfau cine ipabre Sreube iein. sBas Gee,
SabiS uno Comp, unb anberer 6sincsn bel
Union Paribei nidt gelang, be3ipedtcn iie burd
bic 9emotratcn init phlfe Stein 9crfcr @opbieS
aleiu seieie g8abl IN bennod uibt elm 3eidcn
baS bic 3ufunft 70 iein tpirb, benn Stein 0crl
bat teinenfoqS neberfiuB ipenn Go einen rcIpsf.
table Sdau in uddff tpmmenbcr sSabI nader
fpia. gSablen tpurhen in 8bobe Sslanb unt
anbren benadbartcn Gtaatcn ssbaIten, mo- BAT
gan5e @spublitanii6e Sidct init febr scringci
appoiiticn sefimmt ipurce unb bic aniidtsr
finb feinenfals 8dn3enb fur bic Cops, nnb ibr'
70 grcBe prablerei hbcr cbengeuanuten Sieg &C.
reibt ibnen gu feinem sluben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
n1erh in f1erombsitbaIl .

Gin Iebtsu Scnntas abcnb sreisnete fldj eu
blntissr Muftritt an 2aurp's citation Der 2ede
Sbal giienbabn, ipcl6sr ben Sob bon Nii6ae
S'OaD, einem Srldnbcr, our GcIse bate Goro.
ner 9ul6 bieIt am Montas cine SobtenI1au
unb llntrfudun9 Der umitdnbe, unb eS erga'
ben fib folgenbe Sbatla6en:
sll6 am Sonntas abenb etipa 8 llbr Der Ser.
fforbcue In 0sleli6aft einss Gamgaben, mil
Ramsn OcDe. bic @abn binanf sing, crbiell
OobIe cinen Sblas on ben &epf nit einenl
Prhgd iie tpuBten nidbt bon ipem. Der Ser
ffcrbene ging bicrauf in bic S6antD bee Srn
ga6man, ipO er In Der &oif ipar, ipobin ibm
brei Srldnber, Sobn glart SbomaS !SDsr, unt
Scbn SrcnsD, fcIstsn. Ginr bon bieien nnt
Der @erfcrbene la9eif bdielbIf quf cnem Sette
aIs lcbtcrer auf cinma ausrieL baB or 9cfo6su
ici, al8 cr auf9euommen uns in Gin onbcres 3im.
msr 9sbrabt tpurce, no er perl6icp. Gr batt'
brei Stbpunben.
Sronsb ipurbe arretlrt unb fbt I'm bienser
@efdnsnib Gr Ieusnet, ben gerifcrbeueu &C.
fioden 6u babsn. Die Upei sIncrn tpnnten nod
nid)t gefunben tperben Die Commit iIi1onerS bon
9eba gountD bnbsn cine SeIcbnuns pcn $500
fur beren 6eftnabme ausgefbricben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
lin Ole ge{er oes patriots.

SO IN bereitS ben neiften 2ciern befannt, bab
Id midi. peuieifcnS fir gesentpdrti9, 9dn5li6
bon biefcm @tabliiement juriif gejogen babe
Dtun iptrb abcr bon bielen Seiten geipunbert,
ipa8 bierton bic urlade fein m6bte2 Oarauf
babe id) Ju antporten, bas if cine Compilation
bon 8ebreben OH meinem 8rrper babe-barlin.
ter Daslengs, ba6 d) beinabe blinb bin-bis
mid gs3ipungcn baben meiue Seber, bic i1 fir
80 Sabren 9etrculib 1u fhbren eefubt babe,
nieber8uIesen. Sies if bic urlads nnc burd.
aus feline antcre
Der ,,4atrict" tplrb inter Der qrcprlctor.
fdait bes S,rn. Z. q. @ boabs, fortselebt nnt
mein EDITORIAL. StubI IN bereit8 bur1 einen febr
sner9iiden seididtrn nnb fibissn S6reiber Sur
o. 6. 8. 9 etter, gefhut. SCR. gttter bat fir
sinsn bebeutenben 3eitraum NIT Der sfeuDorfrr
Yrefe, ols Correspondent unb @eporter In @cr>
binoung geitapsen, fennt eaber ba8 @el6dft gang
5cnau, uro untsr iener 2siturs. bin id) fef
hber5eugt iuiro Der ,,4atrirt" bur6 meineIl
uusiritt Ridts brlieren, fonprrn mug nur &C.
iuinnen-unb e6 III bic 4fidt Der 1lnipn BE.
pubIifansr, ibm 9streuIi6 5u Seite bu ifcben.
Shr ssnossue untsrithsuns iass i'd msinen
Srelnben berSliden Tant, unb meIbe bier 6u.
8leid bab id ictS in bsm ,,Gmrican Sctel'
Al trefcn bin, ipo CO mid brSHb freuen fol-
bieIe bon incinen Sreunben bel Der Sanb neb.
men 5u tSnnen, unb tpo idD, ipie inner, bercii
iein ipcrbe, Sbnen @eidllisteiten du er5elgen,
tpenn folfe perlanst iperben, 70 tpet incline &c.
iunbbeit uno 8rdfte bu,u au5reidsn.
s~ Sclde bic mir nod iduIben mHscn
irclIte i'd fdlieBIid bitten, mid 5u beludsn uni
ab5ube3ableninpsm ib nun ole mclne NnBcle'
9cnbeit I'M &cinen bn icbcn iphnibe
Ter Sbri9c &c.
81. Sufb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
HIaferacbeimniGe.

Man lief In BEN In 8i&monb tsruusssss.
btnsn .,2sli9icns 5ralb": MIs man boz sin'
issr Belt In Gun&aI, Tabtira, nit BEN Nlsbr.
REIGN bee 10 spttif@sm Style rtautsn unb als
pra&tSpne 8uine faa BON alfn 8dltnben Be-
fu&ta 8ran,istannfluiirs bsf&dfttst mar, ba
ssiGat 60, bab BET Gntftrnuns timer fclbarsn
8amnSsrflsituns In Der Saerifd Der 8luiir.
firne sln Sbsil elmer toblsn Waur enadr,ts, aus
wtldsr ben sum SCbs erf&rodsnsn Grbtitrn cine
8rauenssitaIt sntsssstrat, bic fG Eel ndttrsr un'
ttrfu4uns als tcbt erplfs. Dislslbe fnnb In
elmer tisfen, aussni&sInIi& fdr fIe rbauten NiI&s
bsr eln9sfalIsnsn Wausr NIT melt stBffnstsn @u.
Gen ta unb tpar In Siclfits ,wif&tn ben p,tsn
Galttn NOD unStrbfi@fnt Stipt ssttsIbst.. Str
raktnf&mar,es Saor iiI In rtiGen 2cden iber
lire SAuIttrn tnab unb war NIT gsrlsnl&ndren
une gpslitsinm turGacGtsn. 9u itrsr einfsn
log elm mannli&ss Sfslttt bsfsn Rno&sn bic
8erpfluns, bic unbtsrsifIiGx 0tilt lpurlcs an
itr scrabusssanstn mar I'm eauft br 3sit mad.
chamber obstl5a unb nfbsn itr aufsstauft tatts.
WatrfmsinIi& d purten ttlte bon BEN Ndn&sn
lstsntis sinsrmausrt; bod tptrb man f&pntiG
bsm @sbslmnie ts auf bic Spur fommsn. ba
tas 9Icasr f&pn boz 800 Satrtn BON ben 8ran-
jifEanern aufseetbsn wurbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
Gin Selue, bel Jebn <. Surratt.

Der Spylal.@uuspoaSent bee tlsFssn ,,esbs
ssr" In gGalntnetcn, btlu9te fiir3liG Sotn 8.
Surratt In @efdnsnib unb maGt lbtr ben 8e.
fu@ bic fclssnbm Mitttsilunssn. Suuat's
Daft III I'm @an;sn cine lstr sslinbtn sr bspptnt
eins ssrdumise Belle unb bat bic @rlaubnie, NOD
pel&isbene anbns @emd6tr au tsIuHen, pGt.
rsat CT antnsritits ben 8c5us ssnisbt, bur& si'
men bslsnbtsn Gtf4lub BON ben antsrsr SnfaTen
bss @sfansntf.s attrsnnt 3u fetn. Gr BAT 70
Sid esEtiirs, ipIs tr pla unb fsins Sdwslsr ld6t
ssltmnIGt an gsbusmli&rsitsn, gutter 9ofu. (. w.
fsblm.
surratt iR 6 8uB 10 9olI bod l6lant unb
jart ssbaut uno stpa 80 Sabre alt, fsin 5aar
III tsatlonp, gut friiirt unb tint,n sel&sttslt (;
Ct tra8t einsn S6nuubart unb ttntn 8inntart.
Ct mar ftin aneejc8sn unb lsin san,eS Itubsre
lGbt tbn OILS sintn poblnscscntn unb ssbilbetsn
Wann ul9tinsn, In tpsl&sm man gttpIB feinen
M5rtG pbsr Nprbpstl&purentnp permuitsn wirbe.
tpsnn man ntGt feline 8ersanssnbeit ftnnt CT
fat elm ansenstms Stimnis unb brddt f4 fsbr
sepdblt aus unb sdst auf isineni @sF4t sin tf'
fanSts,s 9atdn.
Der @crrsfppnbsut bsfrasts itn Gbr lfinsn
aufsntbalt In GAMBIA unb tin gnttommsn BON
bort. Wlit sintm ea&sln srpistsrte sr, ,,baratr
babe tr ni1ts 3u Gasm."
60 I6tsn 70 ole Of sr nit elmer sewiGsn Ssfba.
ssnusttnuns ad tamtt brittle, ta6 CT I'M @sab
zines srpesn @ttsmni1ts fd. ,.g8is iH CANADA
prlise, fdsts ct jsep& tin,u. bas IN buraaus
tein @stemnie. SO stns an tslIem Mlttas an
BOrb bss Dampfers. unpsrflstpst, ,inb ;uslu9
nit tuutnt anbern pnlcnen. 60 warsn 200
pa0asItrs auf bsm Ddmpfer. nit bsntn i6 auf
Der Rttle psrfetrts. glItmanb srfants mid, pb.
elsid Id isItR mstrtrs bsr YaiTasisrs fannte." :"
Den Namtn bee Dampfus unb ben Abfatrtscrt
wulIts sr ni&t nsnnsn unb sat nur an, bae sr nit
slnsm Dampfsr eintr tr rssularsn DaHpfl9if'
Fintn ssfatrtn fet.
utbsr ct. Marts tbelts sr nit, bab Ct bsnfi.
Fen 3ura 1fanntt unb bab lis In StaIlsn ;ulam.
men rdRen. CT ssists fftnsn @rua auf bfnftl.
tsn. nannts itn iebph ttnfn ,.ssrrdtterilGtn Sc.
ftllen," In bsGtn Gtaruftsr CT iI9 sstdul&t babe.
gr babe glaGriGt bon ct. Naris's 8TrdtttrsI
estabt nod ttt blsltlts pffsnbar at,rcrbtn par
unb bon Belt ;u 3dt pdrsn itm Nihbdlunssn
ssma&t wprtsn, tptl&s S&ritte 3u lsinr Ser.
baftuns sstban wtrbsn. Ddre bic Btrbaftuna
nur sinsn Sag Idnssr Iaufs.i6Obsn wOrbtn. nile
n 90 rwartste. 70 trdrbe Ct aubsr Dem 9trtt8
ltinr 9nfolsr sswsltn lein, ba aGlt ltins 8orbs'
rsituns 3ur 5luGt Idnsf SulIenbet tuarsn. utbsr
isine bamaItssn Grsuntf unb 5slfsr iprtnt CT
fsin Wort.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-16
BON @afbin0tpti.

VS. Din9ton, 8. april.
Die RaticnaIlbuIb III na6 bsm Iebtsn Mo-
natsberibt nm boa $15,0O0,000 rebncirt-
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