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PROPOSALS
DROP osALS FoR WOOD.
L DEPOT oUAR7EanAsqpn,s OFFICE, ,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 49, 1867.
Sealed proposals from responsible parties Will be
received at this Office until II M on SATURDAY,
December Tor the delivery of $4,000 three thousand
cords of well-seasoned, sound, and merchantable
HARD WOOD, 4 feet long aud split to the ordinary
size OF cord wood.
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at con-
yfnient point and deliver itr-On orders from this
may from time 20 time be required.
An inspector will be designated the part of the
Government to examine and measure the wood as
delivered and such does not conform 10 the spec
hcRtiOns above Will be rejected.
The names of two responsible persons signed, I'm
Their own hand, TO a statement that they will become
securities In case the contract Is awarded 10 the
bidder, must accompany each proposal
BONDS in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed nv
himself ana both his suretles will be required or lhe
successful bidder. "N
Payments for wOod received will be made monthlv
fn unds. or as soon thereafter as funds are furnished
The successful bidder must hold himself in readi
ness TO commence delivery on the l6tn December
next .-r,. a..
All bids Will be submitted to the ouarternastsr.
General for instructions before awarding oontract
Bic dera will address proposals 10 the undersicned
endOn ed Proposals for Wood and are in ViIed o Is
present at the opening OF bids
BY order or tho QuRrterma aster General
j. O. McFERRANs
Deputy QuArtermasteI. General
uBk bYt Brig. .-den. " y AfNV.
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Hook BY NAME AND Hooks BY NATURB.-A
colored individual named Peter Hook had a
hearing before Mayor Cox yesterday, charged
some brooms. and n number Of other articies'
belonging to Mrs Mary Kerns and Mrs. Han
nah O,Donnell, residing in Mechanic street.
below Third. The stolen articles were found at
the house of Hook. He was bound over to
answer
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LARCENY OF TUB.-On Sunday morning,
the 10th instant. Mrs. Zeidle, residing at No.
ll24 Federal street, Camden, placed a tub, valued
at 81 so, under The rain spout for the purpose OF
procuring some rain. water. In the evening she
saw the tub, and it was full. Adjoining her
residence man named Fritz Daiders lived. He
moved on Monday, the llth. Mrs Zeidle looked
for her tub that morning, but it was gone
Daiders was suspected of taking IL. The article
was found in his possession yesterday, and he
was arrested. Mayor. Cox bound him over to
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-"Capital weather, Mr.. Jones, capital
weather. Ny wife's got such q cold she can't
speak. like such weather"
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NEARLY FTNIsHED. The culvert on Washing
ton street is nearly CONF Ileted. Workmen are
engaged in pushing it forward as rapidly as
p s,ible before the ground becomes so hardened
by frost as to preclude the possibility OF its
icing finished this season.
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Row IN A LAGER BEER SALOON. Yesterday
afternoon number of young men entered a
lager beer saloon at the corner of Fourth and
Plum streets, called for drinks, and refused to
pay for them. A row took place, during the
progress of which several window panes were
broken. Strange to say, although the fight con-
tinued for several minutes no one received q
black eye or had n bloody nose. Two Of the
belllgerents were arrested
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MURDERoUsLY INCLNED.-Patrick Culligan
was arrested yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly and threatening to chop the head off
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WEST JERSEY DENTAL Association. a
meeting of the dentists, held at Trenton, No
Vember llth, society for the advancement Of
me profession was organized under the title of
the West Jersey Dental Association" The
following were elected as officers for the en-
Mount Holly; Vice. President. Lewis E. Read
ing, u enton; Secretary, John b. Wood, Cam
den; Treasurer, Thomas s. Stevens, Trenton.
The Association adjourned to meet at Camden
on the second Monday Of February next, at
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THE MIDDLE WARD ScHooL- -HoUsB.-This
superb structure, which is being erected on
Fourth street. between Washington and Hamil-
ton streets, is rapidly approaching completion.
1t is very large building, and ample accommO-
daiion will be furnished for about five hundred
children
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OBTAINING GooDs ON FORGED ORDERs.-Yes-
tetday, an order for two pieces of silks, pur-
porting to come from the firm of Sheppard,
Van Harlingen q Co., was seutby lad to the
store of Messrs. Werner, Itschner Co., No. 233
Chesnut street. The goods were sent by a
young man in the store, and on his way up
Chestnut street he was met by man who asked
him 'if he was going to the store of Sheppard
& Coz" Upon replying that he was, the
other said ut IS all right, | am from
there,,and will take the silk" The package
was handed over, and the man started up
the street with it. Soon alter it was dis
covered that tue man was a swlpdler, and that
he had sold the silk TO Mr. John Louty,
on Eighth street, above Chestnut, upon
the representation that he had brought
il from England and was anxious to sell it. As
MIR. Louty had not enough money in the store
to pay for the silk, and had to seLd to baak for
the balance, the man did not get off before a
knowledge OF the swindle reached Mr.. Louty,
and when the individual returned for the balance
of the money, be was taken into custody. Last
evening he had hearing before Alderman
Beitler, and was bound over under the name OF
William Harris. In answer TO questions by the
Alderman, he said he came from England in
April last and had been since then in New York.
An additional charge was preferred against him
that of obtaining handkerchleis on q forged
order at the store of Mr.. John Huggar1, on
Chesnut street. He was held to answer that
also.
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InHM cRUMP,

CARPENTER AND BUILDERs
smOPss NO. sIs LODGE STREET, AND
NO. I7Ss CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
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THIRD WARD UNION REPUBLICAN MEETING
Last evening an adjourned meeting OF the Union
Republican Campaign Club of the Third Ward
was held at the House of Industry, Catharine
street, above Seventh. The Committee on Per-
manent Organization reported officers as fol-
dents - First Division, Jamer b. Carpenter;
Second Division, William u. Stevenson; Third
Division, Joseph W. Fhckwir; Fourth Division,
George p. Little; Fifth Division, John Finch
Division, John Kelly; Eighth Division, Joseph
Fletcher; Ninth Division, J. s. Lybrant; Re
coTdlng Secretary, William O. Zane; Correspond
ipg Secretary, p, P, Armstrong; Treasurer, j. Il.
Crcth.
On motion of A. s. Redstreake, the report OF
the committee was accepted and the nomlna-
tions approved. Rules for the government OF
the Club were also adopted, when the Oluo
adjourned to meet on the frat Monday right IN
December.
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Str Ann Eliza Richards, New York W. p clyde & Co
SIR oheU2 SoTman New 69k W M Baf % CO.
Of barges, w. P. Clyde q co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr Lath Rich, Lunt 10 days from Newburyport
schT q Davidson, JefIries, days from Providence
In ballast to NorcToss q Sheets ~. ,,.,,.-, .
schr pr M; a. T. Reed Benson from New Bedford with
sc6r Moonlight. Berry, 10 days from Gloucester
with fish TO r. X. NefI g. Go.
schr J. May, Neal, from Boston ,,
Steamer Black Damond Meredith; "A hours from
New YORK With mdse to w N. & Baird gi q CO g., x,.-
with mdse. to W. P. clyde d Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF bsrEes to W. p. Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA.
BIlg ocean can Belle from Boston for Philadelphia at
Brig Leonard Myers Hicks, from Boston, at Calves
schr +, b. Cotton. hence, at Charleston yesterday.
SohE LIZ ~ H9sate Golding, for Philadelphia, at Pom
sohT NJ; J. Fisher, Fisher, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr D. Britain, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
sehT VIM. il. Tiers, Hoffman. for Philadelphia, at
schr Il. Patterson, Bohanan. hence, at Richmond
schTs ". Wallace, W, q. Bartlett, s. Cullen. J. W.
sailed rom Homes @ Hole 18th lust t. a. ''
schr j. AudeDried from Boston for Philadelphia. at
schrs F. Fish, Hattie. c. H. Moller Ann Elizabeth
Clyde. and s. Dean, for Philadelphia sailed from
scbr + Sin sinicRsop hence for Salient j. Baker, A.
r. ~
ticut do for Portland; and W. Bement do. for Glou.
cester, at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
NOTICE TO MARIHEEeS.
Notice is hereby given that the buOys In kenneoec
rN above Bath, have been removed for the winter
season,
To signify when one more OF the lightvessel1 In
the CatIegat have been forced to leave their station
account Of ice other causes the following signals
Will, from the lst OF January 1866 be holsted on
mast with yard on the top of the old lighthouse ou
The EcRw, distant about 1900 yards W, by s. by COM
pass from the new light, and Will be continued there
until the vessel or vessels are replaced, VIII
No. l. One ball on the masthead signifies that the
Trindel lightvessel has left her station.
No 2. Two balls below the eastern yardarm signify
that KobbeTgrund ghtvesse has left her station.
No, 3. One ball below the quart Of the yard on the
east side of the mast signifies that the Knoben light
vessel has left her station.
No L. Two balls below the western yardarm signify
that the LRsO Rende lghvesse has LETT her station
Tie balls will all be painted red
The signals hitherto shown from the old lighthouse
on the Scaw, well from the lighthouse ON the
HrtshOlm. when the L@so Rende lightvessel has left
her station, will be discontinued from the above
named date.
Copenhagen, oct. a. 1867
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. u

T-h3 NE " II TN hUF EIE IOINUs Jul
CoE CO., Agents for the 'STELEaRAPH"
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country, haveRE
MOVED nom FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets to No
IA 8. SIXTH street, second door above WALNUT
oTFIcEs;-No. IA 8. SIXTH street, Philadelphia
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 7sOl4p
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NEW JERSEY AFEAIRS.

BAD BoYs.-Two brothers, named respec-
lively George and William Nevins, were
arrested by Policeman Owens yesterday for
throwing a club at and hitting servant girl
II appears the boys visited q house in South
Camden, and requested something to eat The
girl gave them some bread. The table was all
set. and the boys desiring some of the good
things expo ed TO their view wanted some butter
TO make their bread palatable. Not content
with this, George wanted some sausage. This
enraged the girl, and she put them out. George,
In turn, became angry, and threw an axe han
q e at and struck her on the arm. The duo not
content with this, then commenced throwing
stones, none Of which, however, did any damage,
They were locked mp for a hearing.
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WANTS.

RooK AGENTS IN LUCK AT LAST.
The crisis ID passed The hour has come 70 lin the
veil OF Becresy which has hitherto enveloped the
history of the great civil war and this done by 0s
Ing TO the public General L. o. Bakers
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SEhvlCs;n 81 AM.
For thrilling interest this book prevea
romRnces OF a thousandY years anu os"'
that truth iB stranger than ne 70 aSOO per month";
Agents are clearing ~ ,y any donbtIne aPpIicahS Pi s
lew more can obtain agencies In 'eii'''-' -
Pied Address p GARREIT = OOss
- 5es OHEsNUT STRHAEs
Mo- PHILADELPHIA
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THE BRICK PmEs.-Yesterday afternoon a
sub committee was appointed from the Commit
tee on Highways to confer with tue Solicitor as
TO the most advisable method of proceeding in
the matter OF the so-ealled brick. pile nuisance,
in the vicinity OF the old Penns ylVania Bank
building, and complained Of 10 Councils by
owners OF property and residents on Dock,
Walnut, and Second streets.
On the one hand, II is ALLEGED that the con-
tractor who only had authority to use Dock
street for so feet by feet in width, Is really '
using il 10 the extent of 800 feet In length bv
over 10 feet in width, for the storage OF bricks
and general debris, and that the stately piles
both dangerous and objectionable.
On the other hand It ls stated that the Corn
Exchange Building aud the one to be used as
United States Appraisers Stores are such I'M
mense structures as 10 require ali the space
used for the old material, and that TO interfere
with the same would be TO actually interfere
with important public Improvements,
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J, VAUGHN NERRICK, WILLIAM II. MERRIcK,
JOHN II. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHIHISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River. ana Marine Service.
Boilers, GRsometers, Tanks. Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Woi kshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retoris and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
improved construct on.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, aud
Sugar, Saw, and Grst Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Deiecators, Filters, Pumping En-
Rines, etc. ~,
Sole Agents for N. Beux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmy yth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Aspinwall & Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machine, 302
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TTNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY
u A Paste for Box-mAkers, BoOkbinders, Paper.
hanaeTs. BhOemakers. pOcket-bOOk Makers, Bill
Posters etc. twill not sour; Is cheap and always
n Keller, William Mann, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Harper Brothers American Tract Society, and others
ROle Agents, l. l. CRA9lN y co. No, 42o 90
MERGE Street, ~
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kS9@ PLYMOUTH RAILROAD COMPANY
- Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the
stockholders OF said Company will be held at d. r,
BroweT's Montgomery House, in the borough of Nor
risown, on MONDAY. Dece mber o. 1867, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ to elect six Managers of said Company to serve
the ensuing year. D. II. MULVANY,
IL II 20LN Secretary,
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO.
70 EXPLOSION ON ACCOUNT OF LOW WATER.

II il7thstulmI F.P. DI1PFEL,
OFFICE. No. sos WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
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udtb. s.. 9. ehau. adtt. scbn .. st'les, eSn';
.. Blumsr, Gfa, prshftnt Der erHsn Nan0ns'
eastr. eisssnbs Gissntbum assnt Srorsn. Smith
unS &C., saufmunns ehnsiosr. 9. s. patus,
.TGsntaun Dsmctrat" 8beacs une Rubs. Sauts
manns Shusietr. 5snrp Btt'in9. bdnelsr IN pulsn
taufs ero,srsisn: p6nclsr. }. B. Mrisr. Drn9s'lt'
Gbrtit uno Scurs, panclsr in patsn. Sappsn' "'
George S. &ubl, prsFtent.
Senrp ~. Sdland, Sdabm.
Sobn y. Sillinser, Ssnstar.
Committee: Gssrss 8. 8ubt. oobn 9
DiIinasr, 6mrp S. Shtau6, aBm s. 9Bole, 6.
N1. Ntrs, @sorss 8urtbaro, 5obn Nunnsmadhsr
Samss NBsib. Sllsbman 8lsdnsr. atrabam Stsln'
berssr. amsrieus Wac0sr, 8ibaro Ga Sapor.
Gr1Gs Gon,munisationsu mdgsn on 9 b n .
Ditliu9sr, Sssrsidr. Husntauu, pa., aoersifr
mrrbtn.
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be3dslid, auf Ibiere

Nb hnitt 1.-Sei es perorbnet burd ben
SeIcct unb Common Council, bon Der gitD gII.
lentaun, unb e5 III bierourb burb bic Nutboritdt
bcricIben gum @cieB gcmadt bag ipenn ir9cnb
cine 4erlon ober Yerloncn cS erldubt, ipiliglid)
pper nabldBser 8eile, cine Sub, O6lcn, 8inb,
Yfero, S6pein, S6aaf pbcr 0eiB, auf irgeno
elmer Der StraBcu 9dnes cbCr slleen Der GitD
81 Iaufcn, CT ii6 elmer Strafc bon S1.00 inter-
ipirft
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GonltabelS iein, pcnn CT entbeft obcr benad)s
ridti9t pirb, BON ir9enb einem Sbier has alli
ir9cEb elmer Der StraBen, 9dneS ODER Nqccn bon
bieIer GitD umber lduft, oner irgenb ncbutret-
uu9en al Ginfcn5nngsn brgcbt bel bcm Gigncr
pbcr ben Gi9ncrn cincS Iolden SbierS, menn iic
9ctannt ober Ginrobner Der GitD Iinb, prlDnlid,
obcr bur6 9eibriebene NotiSen, onjurufcn, bic
leIbe auiforoernb bic cbige Strafe ju bc5ablen
unb iolbe Sbiere ipe9,unebmen. ScQtc cS aber
Der cber bic gi9ncr beripeigcrn bic beiagtcn Scr
ipirtun9en innerbaIb II Stunbcn I'll br,abIen,
nadbcm iolde sluToroerung 9eI6eben 1T, bann
foil e6 bic Yflidt beS Sod 'GonItabclS Itin, fir
bic GrIan9un9 elmer IoIben Strafe, &Iagc gu
bringen
Nbibuitt 3-gSenu ir9cnb Gin Gi9ner
enc6 Ipl6eu SberS wcI6Cs 9efrnbeu pirb frei
umbcr 5u laufen in irgenb cur StraEc, Game
oper Nllec cieler GitD, crcr llebcrtrctunocn an
Ginfcn,un9eu bcgebt, tein @intpobncr piriuGitD,
ober niht betannt 1T, ober pcnn betonnt unb
ni6t gcmd6Ii6 9efunben ipcrocn tann, baS Sbier
ii6 nibt iogeif 5uii6ern icatc; bann ica unb
mag cS gcIcslid fir ben Sood.GonItabcl ien,
nno CT 1T bicrcurd ongeipicIcn icl6c Sbitrc ein.
iujiebcn unb iic in eincr gdrb ober Ginfcn5ung
in Sibrbcit ju bringcn; unb Icatc Der cocr bic
@i9nr bicIeIbe nidt Surildfcrorn unb bic bor.
belagtc ScripirFung uibt innerboIb "a Stunbtn
ndb Der Gintrcibung bc5abIcn, banu Ipa Der
oob-GonItabcl IoIbc Sbcre III Der meIf Dfs
fentli6en Yldsen in Der GitD gum 8ertauf an>
i6lagen-pie llrla6s unb bic 3urhdbalun9 an.
scbcnb, 10 ipie bic natGrIi6en uno artificial Iar-
fen Der Sbicre, ncnn Iie iclfe baben IcIteu, II.
baB bieieIbe nat) gerIauf bon 5 Sagen perfauft
iperben, bon bem Datum, tpenn Der pbcr bic
@i9ntr Dor Der Belt bic porbeIa9te Scripirfun0
nno llntcfcn nibt bc5ablcn unc peIclbe ipes'
ncbmcil
Nbi6nitt 4-@enn Der cber bic Gi9ner
ibrc @rI6ciuung ni6t Dor bem NbIaufe Der cben,
gsba6tcn 3eit MAIDEN, uno bic Setanntma6uns
unb bela9teu Sertprfuugen, iammt ben lluto>
fen nm IoI6e Sbiere gu baltcn unb aufiuneb.
men, be,ableu ip0ten, unb ie p1nebmen-Ic
ica Go bic Yflidt beS Scd-GcnIabcIs lein, fol-
DE Sbiere auf Sffentliber gcnou all ben bD6'
fen unb btifcn gieter Su pcrtaufcn-unb mad
Nbre6nung Der pprbeiagtcn Stripirtungcn burd)
i'm 5u bejdblrn al ben gitD, Sbabmeiftsr, unt
bic Soften lin bic Sbierc 81 baten, tarirt 81 tper'
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Ja6rgang 4l.

hereby vested with full power and authority,
to control and direct the operations of the fire
apparatus at fires, who shall on such occasions,
wear some suitable badge of office and any
person refusing to obey the reasonable direc-
tions of any of said engineers, during the con-
tinuance of fire, shall on convection thereof
forfeit and pay fine of five dollars.
JOHN H. OLIVER, Pres't. S. G.
JOHN L. HOFFMAN Pres't. 9. c.
Attest F. A. r. BALDWIN, Clerk S. C.
E. j. More, Clerk C. c.
Approved this 9th day of September A. D.
1867.
SAMUEL MC'HOSE, Mayor.
Allentown, September %, 1867. nq3w
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bssualitb auf 5traeen.6 6ommif foners

NbIdbnitt 1.-Sei es bcrprbnet our6 ben
Nacntaun, unb CO lit bierbur6 bnrb bic Nutbo.
ritdt berlcben gum 0eIcb gemadt :-Sab cine
4erion, al6 StraBcn. Gomruiloncr 5u biencii,
idbrIi6, bci Der erIteu @eIammtr Convention Der
GiD Councils, srpdbIt, beBen Compensation
bur6 bic Councils bcitmmt pCrben foil Gbe CT
bic Ynibten beS glmtcS antritt, lou CT cncn GiD
cber cine Nfirmaton abe9tn nnb unttrl6relbeii,
buB er bic Yf6ten icneS NntsS 9etreui6 aus
fibren mill
abI6nitt2. 2.-GS ioa bic 4fidt peS
StraBsns GcmmiiIioncrS iein, ben Councils mo-
natlib 81 ber6ttn, ale notbipenbi9e SerbcBer>
ungen nnb SluSbcBerungen auf ben StroBen nno
NlIten Der @itD SorbebuIten caB FOLDER Stra>
BensGommliioncr, boS &edt ,babcn fol-, lcl6e
nctbwsnbise NuSbeBerungen Gnf bcla9tcn Stra>
Ben unb Sllleen 81 madcn, obne bic NnwciIung
Der Councils, init Der Sorbcbin9nn9, bab bic 8os
fen bon ciner einSeIncn NuSbeBernng ober Sers
brBsruns bic Summc bon SO nitt fbcritci9cn
lou.
Nbl6nitt 3.-gSenn irgenb cine ScbCBs
cruug obcr sluSbeBurng burd bic Councils an
gcrpielen ipirb, 10 Iol Der StrdBcn- GommiIlioner
cine binldngIide Nn5abI bon tii6ti9en nnb &C.
trcucn Nrbeitcr unb Soanopcrfer anltclen, ipede
ibrc biai9c Yhi6t all BEN Seiddft fir pcl6cS
iie an9eitelt linb, auSfiibren ipucn unb pollcn
fir pel6eS cr einem iCpem bcrIclben, iclbe
@cmpenlution bc5ablcn foil, alS bic Councils bon
3eit 81 3eit beitimmcn mD9en.
Nbl6nitt 4-0er StrdBen 9pmmiiiOn.
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zen unb SIllcen Der GitD Su ibrer bcItmmtcll
Brete 9cDfnet werbcn, pCnn 10 aH9epcien burd)
bic Councils, unb barnab 5u Icben bab bicicni'
gen beretS gcDfnet, in ibrcr belimmten YreitC
crbacn pcrbcn +; uno WCnn ir9cnb cine YerIcn
ober 4erlonen pcld)c 2ono an9rdnjcno ci9ncll,
irgenb Sbltruftioncn crri6tcn oper bic 0rdnjcil
ibcrldrcten, bon irgenb elmer Der StraBcn obcr
SIlecn unb eS pcrn0dIdBigen cbcr fd wei9crll
oaten, biclelbe innrbab 10 Sa9en nab 9e9e'
bener glotij bur6 ben Stra5ens Gpmmillioncr
pcg3urdumen-Io icQ eS fir ben bela9ten Stra'
Ben-g gommiiiicncr 9eIcBli6 lCin, bic Sbitrut-
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Nacen 6u brcr pollen Srcite 5u pHnen, ouf so
fen Der YcrIon obr Ycrloncn 10 flbcrtrctcnb.
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9cno ctipaS, getban 5ufol9e bieier SrbnanS ir
t6nuen CT Obcr iie all bic Councils appelircn, ba'
curd baB iie Sladrbt 9ebcn al ben SoriiBcl
ir9cnO eneS Der Councils, innerbalb 3 Sa9en
mad gmpfung Der @oti, 10 Su sntfernen, uni
bic Councils perbcn ibm &ebreb 9ebcn, iolltc cl
llra6e 5um &la9en baben burd bic 3uIammcn'
beruflln9 ibrer &Srpsr, um bisSebe 5u bDrcn nnt
,u cnti6eipen.
@enebmist ben fen Oct, 1867, purd Der
Stlcct Council
Sobn $. Oliver, YreI't g. G.
Sobn2. Soffman, Yreit 6. G.
SeIbcinigt:
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&. 8 gtoore, gIcrf, G. 6.
@encbmi9t ben 3. Sag October, Y, Q. 1867
Samuel n1eSefe, RaDcr
October 20, 1867. nq3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-05
Damen Srimmins Stpbr.
WfrS. 81. 81. g. @ulbtn

iit Iccbcn bon NEWPORT 3urff getcbrt, init BEN
srHBeitcn mb meit mopisiten Stct bon Srimm|
ing, ipslder ic in Nlcntaitn gum Scrtarf an9e-
bctcn ipurpe -Sn Scrbinbung nit ben Srimm'
ingS bat Iic Gin grobcS slhcrtcmcnt bon
6copsfirts, nel6e fo9lei6 in cine 6e=
wdnibte Sorm ab9ednoertweroen tons
men, s ueribieoene Sorten BON eoriets
porsa9libe 3epbpr, @arne. paple pats
uno ieiosne Sanofbube, 6uorbroioe,
Saartonic welbe Dem 9rauen Saar
feine orieinelle Sarbe wisoer 9ibt, uno
swar in 3 bis 10 Gaeen-penn ni6t,
70 miro oos Selo surddseseben.
rr1rs. m. II. o. 6uloin,
SEQ. 40, Sf 6amiltcn Strabe.
4 Sbdreu oberbaIb Der 6ten.
G1entaun, Sept. "a. 1867. nqbu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-05
pra&fr arbeit.

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Scr Ratript Srucferei
sns'rCt aTs Suhsrgrbsit, n unN baio aus,u.
fibrrn, oS:
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lare, Srabtbriefe une SGnebias une
pampbIctS pen aacr ART, une
aucn 6ro6eH.
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altnaun, ocba Salnp, Qenn'a.