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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-09
In Chancery at NashvilIe.

State Of Tennessee-Ofiee Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville. October the
LIST. 1857.
John Reid. admir- etc. complainant. vs.. Kitty
AilstOck and others, defendants
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
L the second amended and supplemental bill
Of n. ID. Cross. admir-. etc, of Peter NJ Wins
ton. deceased. filed in this cause, that the de-
PENDANTS. a negro woman named Eliza, and her
husband. whose name - supposed 10 be Harris,
and her children, Nicholas and others. whose
names are unknown. and the husbands Of the
females Of these children, whose names are also
unknown, are nOn-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessee. or their residences are unknown II -
therefore ordered that they entorthe rappearancs
herein before within the first three day. OF the
next term Of said Court. 20 be held on the hrst
Monday in November next. l5ol. ana plead. an,
swer " demur 10 said second AMENDED
and supplemental bill. or the sane VIII
be taken for confessed rs 10 them and set Tor
healinV ex parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published for four consecutive weeks IN inc
A eopv-Attest: ~. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
WE Cooper Solicitor. oet2 wit
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his incapacity. Unless he be removed we
shall be plunged into financial disasters.
If the President has not courage or sagacity
enough to remove the other old Cabinet
officers he should, at least, request Mr..
McCulloch TO resign, and appoint some
able man in his place. We need states
man, and not a small country banker, at
the head Of the Treasury Department.
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ELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI AND AR.
KANSAS

Gen. Ord has issued an order directing
elections to be held in Mississippi and
Arkansas, beginning the first Tuesday in
November The registrars are directed to
divide their respective election precints
into three portions, and assign one of the
shares thus made to each registrar. The
proper persons to conduct the election are
to be appointed by the registrar having
charge of the precinct The sheriff of
each county is directed to appoint de-
putty for each precinct; and it is made
the duty of such deputy to be constantly
in attendance during the day of the elec-
ton. All persons so named by the
sheriffs are required to serve, as no ex-
cuse will be accepted for refusing. The
number of delegates to be elected in
Mississippi is one hundxed and in Arkan
sas seventy-fve
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-09

ANOTHER LITTLE REBELLION"
There is need for the loyal militia, and
where it was least to have been expected.
The House of Representatives yesterday,
in fragrant contempt of the 10th section
of the franchise law, and against the
peace and dignity of the State, elected
James Sumner (colored) to be one of its
doorkeepers, an Office provided by statute
Gen. Joseph A Cooper should immedi-
ately concentrate the "melish and see
about it.
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ID. ID. T. MOORE,
Oct9 1t Rochester. N. Y.
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BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO..
NO. SO COLLEGE STREET,
Opposite Sewanee HOuse.)
TAXESI TAXESr TAXESl

ALL TAXPAYERS, WHITE AND BLACK,
N who have not paid their State, County and
Railroad Taxes for the year 1861, are hereby
notified and requested TO call at our office Court
housed and settle by the first day of November
next. Those who fail to comply with this notice
may expect to find their claims in the hands of
an officer for collection.
JAMES II. COLLINS.
Revenue Collector.
VIM. NJ. STEPHENS.
o,t6 lw Rsilr ,ad ColectO
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LOST.

A CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS
N issued by the Clerk Of the Davidson County
Court, at the July term, to W. Z. Jones. Super
intendent of the Tennessee Hospital for the
Insane, amounting to S2S46 q. has been lost.
Notice is hereby given u all parties not to
trade for this paper. rs application has been
made for a duplicate copy.
W. p. JONES,
Oct6 81 Up. T. Superintendent.
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Extraordinarily Low Prices.
In Chancery at NashrilIe.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court at Nashville. April the 9Th. 1857.
Jas. p. Brennan. complainant vs.. W. N. Evans
defendant.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
that james p. Brennan and W. n. Evans are
nOn-residents Of the State of Tennessee: it is
therefore ordered that they enter their appear
ance herein before OF within the first three days
n the next term Of said Court. 10 be held on the
first Monday in November next. 1861 and plead.
answer or demur 10 said cross bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed a. b. them and
set for hearing ex pArte, and that a copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks IN
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
eOpy-Attest N. 3. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
A, G. Merritt Solicitor octS 4tW
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DISTRICT oP TENNESSEE. S.,
AT MuRFREEsBORO ON TIE
10Th DAY Of September, A. ID. lso7.l
ry1Hg UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. ~ oi ne p
Pai1ter h. N. Dickson. II. J Robertson. 7. NJ.
cain n !. M. Brumbach. thrm,l L. w. New
som- Wright < Ransom, (hrm,) Richard W oOd-
ruf' and l. r. Mullins.
run ""O BROMFIELD L. RIDLEY. Js..
laW3t Assignee. etc.
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURNING
manifested their substantial sympathy fer me IN
md recent misfortune, gin having my house
burned. JOhN A. nAHDAHN'
octq ltd&ws
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis
l appointment as assignee of JOHN III. HOP
PER, of Sandersville. in the county Of Sumner
and State of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court Of said dis
trict. A. 5. CHADBOURNE, Assignee,
OctS oaw3wF Office S2lz Church street.
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ROOM FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE ROOM FOR RENT At
~ No 2O5 South High street corner Lincoln
alleyl-the party taking 70 furnish 1t. Board
nsv DO had in the family who occupies the
house Apply on the premises.
sep3 lw
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIDDLE DIST OF TENN, AT MURFREEsBoRo,
9TH of October, 1867. J
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
L his appointment as assignee of Crockett
a Co.. and N. Carter. of MurfreesbOrO.
in The county of Rutherford and State Of Ten
nessee within said district. who have been ad-
judged bankrupts, upon their own petitions, by
2he District Court of said district.
BROOMFIELD l.. RIDLEY, JR.,
oct8 oaw3w Assignee.
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A CARD.

THE FIRM OF CAREY 4 ROSS HAVING
been dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST
day of August last, and the undersigned having
succeeded 10 the entire business Of the firm, is
prepared to issue Fire and Inland Policies of
Insurance in the following Companies:
EfnR Insurance Company. of Hart
ford. Conn.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford, Conn.
PheniX Insurance Company, Of
Brooklyn. n. Y.
international Insurance Company,
of NeI YOtk.
liberal share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
II. G. ROSS, Agent.
Office on the corner of Union and Cherry
streets. in Bank of Tennessee Building.
oct2 lw
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Second Quarterly Statement
OF THB
Fourth National Bank.
NASHVILLE, OCTOBER 9TH, 1857.
ES o q r c ES .

PRACTICAL MACHINIST.
THE undersigned having been engaged
for many years in the erection of Machine
~ of all kinds such as steam engines, Touring
and saw mills cotton gins, etc, whether pro
pelled By steam, water, or horse pswer, offers
his services TO the public in this line. Refers to
John NJ. Bass, Joseph W. Horton and Colonel
Willoughby Williams, Nashville; and Col. John
Armfed, Beersheba Springs. Address
L. L. DURRETT,
Mitchellsville. Sumner Co.. Tenn.
oct8 d2tW4t
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]. C. MoCRORY, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this It'll day /
of October, 1867. A. q. NORVELK,
Octg 3t Notary Public
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-23


and systems Of taxation it can be seen how
immense is the burden resting on the in
dastry of the country atthe present time.
Congress must seriously weigh Mr.. Wells
carefully-cOnsidgre recommendations.a .and
liShten the public burdens instead, Of i'm,
ereasing them, rs we hear they are doing,
in the interest Of bur grasping mahufac-
tureFs It would appear that all the judi
cious recommendations of this commission
for, lessening taxation are carelesslyo and
hastily passed over by Congress. and the
highest protective duties are to be laid on
articles used by every man, woman and
child in the nation, or such as areinteom-
mon nse; and the only thingsto be relieved
are a few of the articles used as material
by the manufacturers. ''N ''+i'A" 'A'.'N w
2 Mr.! Wells. it will berememberel TecOms
me0ded reduction ofithe manufacturers
tax from five per cent. to three per cent. or
a relief of some $3l000,000. We hear
nothing of this. He advised an entire re-
mOval of internal taxes on bar, plate and
Sheet iron, and a areliefof the steel manufac-l
ture, or reduction of some 81 800, 900; also
reduction OF, the tax on the gross receipts
of sugar -reiners from two and q half per
cent. to one and half per cent, as well as
other reductions to the amount of some,
$35,000000. Various raw materials for
manufacture were also to be admitted at
low rates. ''t-'lt. '' IHd7 t..' '-lll'
How far is Congress seriously consider
ing these and similar recommendations of
this able and careful Commissioner? Are
the great manufacturers and the prohibit
tionists to have it entirely their own way?
Shall not the people-the great class of
consumers-be considered? a.a ..,ir....
The result of the present policy, If con-
tinued according to the wishes OF certain
great interests, will be to make a prohibi-
tory tariff-a scale of duties which will
absolutely "prohibit" certain branches of
industry, and send them to foreign countries
as the cheapest place in which to produce
and manufacture; and in the meanwhile
we, the consumers, must, pay for every
bounty which is thus, offered to a few
powerful manufacturers and capitalists
Neto Y ork Times RepubHcdn) f. .H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-23
-ui 'it .HH' L.T91-. l.eli ,H4bEhl -iTU
NEW GOODS ..it,. A
,I5iL an rf f9 Hrram nN
AIsrfla 4sG95 ylI
GREATLY REDUCED
aoa,,r PRICES. y. l,1l .sl' p. :.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.

Gents White Merino Shirts and Drawers
at $2.OO, worth $3.50 per pair. % ,nl
Gents White Canton Flannel Shirts and
Drawers at S2.OO, worth $3.50 per pair.
Gents Royal Ribbed Wool Shirts and
Drawers at 81. so, worth "a 90 per pair.
Gents White Merino Shirts and Drawert
at $500, worth $500 per pair.
Gents Brown Stout Heavy Shirts and Pants
at 80. 90, worth $3.50 per pair. ,r.,
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at 800, worth $500 per pair.
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
$3.50, worth $3.50 per pair.
Gents Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at 500, worth 80 so per pair. .'..''
Gents Arctic Fleeced Shirts and Pants
at IS. S5, worth SO.75 per pair. r
Gents White Wool Shirts and Pant
at Sll.OO, worth $500 per pair. .a
Gents Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Pants
!. at $500, worth $4,000. |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-23
sHhllNUMBER 176HW

Tie spsakSa Used alhia6bsroi lhsaSdhd !
grams to illustrate the principal points Of =
his discourse, and throughout commander
the mosteafnest attention and. d.etideht at
isfactioh of his audience. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-23
CONFESSIONS on CAsUALs.

AT Lambeth, which is described as 'su-
perior to Newington, Cranky Sap' re-
lated her luck. She had been in the eoun-
try, and had got at one place bread and
butter, and meat, and two1pence In money,
but she met some Others and they ..col
Jared her car"--that is, divided it between
them; she then met a NAVY, who, treated
her with beer. After this she fell In with
a woman named @ Navy Nell, who had
been lucky and had "nailed1 one Of her
powerful friends for half crown, and by
this time, as it was night, they agreed
together to look for q placetO sleep iins--
They went into field and made bed be-
tween two haystaclzs, but they were dis
turbed by a laboring man, who told them
to be off Their next attempt was more
successful, and they had a good nights
rest. In the morningthey met a man, who
asked chem if they wanted work. aud said
he could give them strawberry picking for
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
ras 6teblen ,u sarrisburs.

SO 1T ldderli6 gu isben tpie bic GoppsrbsuoS
ibre Setreucn bumbusgen uno iie iubsn 6u be-
repen, bab man 5u SarriSburg itsble. slun es
,par cine Belt ipo bic GoppsrbeapS bic @e9ieruna
In Sdnben batten unb man erinnert iib nod
gang gut baB unlere StaatsiduIo init ieoen
Sabr 5unabm. Stun aber isitpem iie in @epub'
liEdniIben Sdnben III. LIT bic sebabte StaaiS'
idulb, trob unIerer 8riess. s.l1nfciten, init ieoen
Sabr perrin9ert iperbsn Seiem fam ibt ipi'
beripro6en iperbert-unb 60 IN babef gang tlar
oaB bic StebIstei fets auf Seiten Der Copper
beapS 9etpeien, II. burbau6 nbt auf Der Der Re
pnblitansr. unb berIabt gu6 nur parauf paf
ipdre bic 8esieruns INNER in ben Sdnbsn Dol
@opperbeabs 9epeisn, nnfsre S6ulb gsipiB mid
psrringert porben, ionbern I'm cine bcbelltcno
an5abl Wtiaicnen Sbalsr erb6bt tporben pdre-
benn ie baben bon icber baS Stcblcn peritanbel
unb berfeben e5 teBt nod, aus bem 8. s.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
unfere 6esncr une Ole unterffdsun3
ibrer 3citunaens

Sn Der Contention unlcrcr @coner iu Soar,
riSbur9, 1T ein SclbuB paiiirt. paB Der ein,igt
Yan, nm ibrcr Yartbsi gum Siess ,u pcrbslien
Der ie ibre 3ei.un9en, pie bies rte,t unb bil0
lei, 81 untritiBsn. SO par beS cbcr 1T Gin
tlu9er Bsl6luB-uno paB iie bem,ufcIge eifr0
an Der ,Nrbeit ipb, bsweibt Der umltan6 an nm
fiIr iib IeIbit alIein, baB foI9snps GoppsrbcaD.
3ctan9en lcSte Bo6e 70 pieI bergrcBgt unr
pgibbnsrtb bre eri6sinuns ssmadt babcn, ndm>
LID:
Der Ysrrb Gauntb Democrat 9becmina
GauntD Stanparb, Clinton GauntD Tcmctrat,
OoDIeStcpn Scmotrat unb 8reensbura Weken.
ger. Sieie 3eitunsen icaen nun 70 5n Ia9cn In
ein ieeeS SauS 9ebrabt unb ibre Nreunbe po.
bur6 IN eincn Gifcr 9ctrieben tperben, bamit Is
cbnc ipeitere giilbe aae5 fir bic @cppcrbeap.
Sete in ibrer @cipaIt tbun iperben,-llno Al.
9leib. fol- Diss unlsre Sreunre nod rntmutbigcn.
gpir 9eIteben buB mir bieS aIs sirrn. Icbr tic.
fen unb fugen Ylan anieben-llnb tpcrosn oa.
pur6 angetrieben gu fragen: sSoacn bic 8 c.
unb Il nion.S reunoe
hbcrbuupt nbt Q SeSsIei6en tbur?-
gSir pclen leben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
Si,uefler 600.

Gm Sepi&snsn 5reita3 SormttasS fam eins
eeuti&s 5rau an eas glorO YsnnIpIpania Giisns
batn Depot In Ytilabtlpbia unp natm YaEase
auf benz 3is nah Dcglsataun. Muf Der 5atrt
parbf iis pltBtt@ unrobl. glIemanp mar sss,n.
rdrti9 I'm Auefunft ibsr 1s ,u ssten, Bios i9r
atdst Seistt, bab fis nod DcpIsstaun ppl,. Ocrt
ansslanst tpur.e Te rprett In ras Stations.
baus 8rbra&t uno dr;tliGs Silfs tsrtei ssto1t.
pr. Or, SamsS bon Ooplsstaun rl4ien bale
earauf BEL Der 8raafen, allsin mfnI6liGe &unn
fonnts bisr nt1t mtbr bslfsn. bsnn balo baraui
mar bic 5rau ttre 2riGs. Der Nr3t ertlirie bic
RranfteIt ais ftre 5ersfrantttit Sti nG9sscr
lln.Tiu&uns Ter eei6s fanb man ein,n btutl6
srI9.isS:neu 3sttel lp'l1r utrmutbli6 cine Dad
r&t an ike %ugstTrissn lsn lolts, ben ab,r feline
pon BEN anren:Osa Ysrionsn l,lsn fOnnts, nor.
auf 81. 5snrp sJta1r asruitn wuroe, UNI ben
3sttl gu snt,ffsrn. rp.ll;r 'tpa lautsts:
eisbr Wann-S& bin Isbt ftanf--Sa fcmms
t,tm-Solt mild ab-;& ns9ms pie SarpsrSpias
Stdtl1.
Nun purfs tr garperfplae Stdt1&. .S;sIS.r
terbsts'tolt um bic estGt su irsntif,isrsn. Der.
lslts erfannte 4, foslsih ale bic 5rau zines In
Sarptrspllle pobnenrsn btuII6sn Blgners, ga,
nsnS @cnrab 0dlte. Die 8srforbsns mar stwa
SO Sabre aft unO tintuldbt auber itrsm trollo.
len @aitsn 4 Ubsr 5 Rnrsr. Die 9d@e ipurpe
mad itrsr Setmatt aebra6t.
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Gin merfpiiroiaer fall.

8orissn Srsitas iprans elm llnbsfannttr bon
tinem 9ass ber Sueicn 8lsn Sabn In BEN Slug
Nan madte bal5 parauf sifriss Ssrluds, feline
9ciGe auf,ufabsi, alsin am Samltag fanb man
srn 9srmistsn .sbsnpis unb I'm tsasn @otlls;n
in sinsm 5ptrl In Stcdpurt. @r ma&ts foIssnrs
ArsIaSs:
so beige Sarl eamptin, putne In GbtasO
une bate bort an Ger gds roa @larft unb Yii'
aisanAraes elm @fadft Id pertaufte 9sstsrss
unp bs,os ti,rauf NO. 1873 Sib 3psts Stra6,,
cine prtoatwcbnuus. 8pr RurSem ftidr Id,
lnsine 5amilie auf cine @rtulunssrsis mad Gu.
gUpa BY & afaqa ess M Iaqfphtaa GIN iSsfR"s SsfR tdSat
mad europa au nstmsn, unp MID su meinsr ga
mtlts aa bs9sben unp NIT bsrlslben nah bsn Der.
Staatsn 3urid5ufstrsn; Id tatts unssfibr So.
600 unS cine flene 8eilstal9s bel mir e; wdbrtnp
Id mid In sinem Bassn sintr psalt6sn Sabn
bsfanb. sstpatrte iG msbrsre Disbe aus @tleaao,
bic MID nidt aus bsm ause ltsbm unp F& In
pemitlten @astn bsfdnten.
Gle wusisn ptns 3 psIfsl. bab t4 cine bsbsu
tente Summe @slb bel mir bate; als Id bic
Subfcn 8iotr Satn natm traf iA nit i,ueu per.
paGtssn Snbpibuen atsrma!s In bemlelten Ua
gen juIammtn tas ma6tt MID 1str bt1orat,
csnn Id bsfir&tttt, ba6 ls MIR naH Gem 9stsn
tra&tstsn. galb naapsm Der Bug ron altanp
abssfatrsn tpar, brdnstsn f& isne Wsnf&sn In
crcbenbsr 8siis INN mid, bab Id sinsm brrIel.
ben $50 Bot. psnn fs mid In 9tute laiI,n NOD.
ten, Id mar feif itsr3eust. pa6 Re bic @bRtt bat.
ten, MID Su tsrautsn unb % tSbisn; msIne @nsl
ilies INNER tUtsr. unb salsbt bsf6iob Id. pom
@Ienbatn,us tsrabsulpriussn. Der 3us sins
ssrabs NIT elmer S&nsaisfeit bon. 40 Nsiln per
Stunte. Sd trat asf bic untsrae 'Srsppe unp
iprans pcm UaSsn ts mar mir als wiirb. Id
stwa 300 5ub pOrwdrts seldleupsrt; als Id
10 sesr in's Sswubtisin ,uridfttrs, fans Id mid
auf snr ,8snee" tdnstn, msin SUpf auf elmer u.
nsIns gsns auf teranbsrn SsIts bnab. Sd lutte
In Der Dunfsltsit mad msusm quite. unb naGtsm
Id esr1slten 8sfunbsn. t.at Id ben WarIh an bic
Id In peltm Sotsl siutraf; Id babe bic Wa,ts
fiir msinsn auf FER gabn btfilbII6sn Scffr In Der
lafGe unb sbsn1o mfin @tp /; iG fdbls mid ct.
mas slisterlatm absr babe feline SGmr3sn."
Gin ar3t br 5usestn mar. ipra6 bic anRft
aus, tab eampfin pellsiht innsrits 8sltbunasn
erlttsn babsn tSnnte. rod Tonne ct feline SYmp
tome folder 8trIsBunsm sntbsdtn.
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Zine SbiIFr6tcn 6sId,ibte.

Sr. SCIspt eIft BON 9lorb 9tanun 5aunl&Ip
9stanon @aunts. sr,atlte fulssnbs @,f6iGte ptn
elmer Sdilofl6te Dor snsm SABRE surdd wur.
BE- cline UaKr'SdilpfrSte In itinem @artsn ss.
funbsn. bic Int SssrifF mar bic fleinsn gueum.
Bern ab,ufIsfn. Ss pmes aus bsm @artn
.ntfent uno zine Stsds wsssstras,n. @iniss
3dt parauf fanb marf itt pieesr I'm @artsn an
ptmItlbsn @sI6dfte. Gle wurbe pi,btr sntfsmt
unb wsittr wsssstrastn. galo parauf mar &c
ater piebsr an btrIslten Sttls I'm @artsn. Grau
9i&t nnbm fis nun uno srapirte ibrsn Ramfn auS
bic untsre.SGaale unb pr e.Gt trus 7t nun dbn
stns Meils BON fsinrm ptabt tnipss uno parf ie
In cine @rstf. Gin Satr ipdtsr, ndmli6 por
einssn DoGsn, tpurbe bisfelbe piebsr auf tsm
rdmliGsn Sled I'm @artsn s'funben. BON tpsl&sm
ft frdtsr 70 oft sntffrnt wuree. I'm ben Gar.
ten 3u frrsi6sr, mubts ifs dbsr cine babe Ndle
ibsr 9anb rsilsn. Bas ptiter bamit ael&ebsn
ipirb piGtn mir nidt. Stre 3undsuns far ben
@artsn f&stnt abr 70 fart 3u itin, bag Ft H&
niGt Isi4t BACON rirb trennsn la6sn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16

ser,arbeiter ni6t init bm eoneurrrsn, ba ie &C.
ipcbnt iino, ipie WenIden ju leben.
gSir perlan9en, baB unlere Solbaten ibrc
SountisS nnb @eni ionsn erbalten, unb spar 10
raid, aIs mDgld.
, s8ir perlangen Giienbabnen, bamt bic Shf5~
auclen bes Staates entipifeIt tperbsn nnb irbsr
Str9er Selsgenbeit erbaIte, feline Yrobutte aui
ben ibm 5nId9enben Marft 81 bringsn
SaS 1T uniere RIatforni, unb auf bieie bin
baben mir Senrb gS gYilliam5 nominrt, eincn
Mann, Der anertannt liberal In fsinsn Nniidten,
alS abpofat unb gtann ebenio bod ffebt, mic
Sbarspccb, aber 2ebterem Susenb unD gner-
gle OorauS bat.
sSdbrenb bic Oemcfraten alf cine buIeligs
PIatform einen tf6tisen, aber alten Wann fell
ten, baben mir auf elmer geiunoen, marti9cn
YIatform einen brapen. thbtsen, unD nod iun-
gen gsann ssifsat SolIts bic @abl oa Stpsi'
felbaft iein 2"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-16
90 ttteit nod, nid,t.

60 peit CO uns pctaunt 1T. bat nod, tsin Cop
perbeab 9latt in pieiem Staat bic Weinung bon
8idtcr SbarSweob, in 9e,ug auf bic 8csicr>
un9s Sibcrbeiten pubi5ireu bhrfsh. g E
Sdimpfen unS ipeil mir ben Stmmssbsr eipaS
papon 9eIa9t baben, nnb pertbeiosen SbarS-
pooo pieidbe gessben 5u baben, aber fie fiird).
ten ii6 ibren yeler bieIebe por5ulegsn. Gie
perludcn ibren 2eiern tIar 5u MAIDEN, mas bic
IcIbe meint. abcr fie bitten iit ba5 gepabte 4ro.
buff in Sbarstu bS ei9enen g8orten ibrcn
Sreunosn 5ur lleberlidt Su gebsn. Stun unlers
Nieinung III Die 9eisr Der Gopperbea o5> 3eitun'
gen icatsn ba,u bcrcdtigt ein fiir feb ielbit 81
clcn unb 5u bcnten-unb ridt nur allsin 9e-
3punscn iein, baS g8prt eine6 Yartbei- -GDitOren
gu nebmen. 4ubli,rt bic Gnti6eiblln8 bon
SbarSpoop, ibr Serren GoppcrbeaoS unb Circle
ritter, laBt baS @oIt fir ii6 ielbit bsnfen, unp
lobt Sbar5ipooo Icine eiasne Sade pcrtbcbi9en.