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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
Against the course heaven and doom"

SIGNS OF THE TIMES. -"Old Virgin
ia" begins to show some indications
of awakening to a sense of the situa-
ton. A meeting was held at Char
louisville, in the old Wing county of
Albemarle, on the 1st inst, which is
very encouraging, both from the sen,
timents expressed and the social
status of the men who took part. The
chairman was ThomasL L. Wood, form
erly a member of the Legislature,
and the secretary. Capt ]. l.. Coch-
rane, formerly editor of the Wing
organ of Albemarle county. Among
the speakers were DR.. Randolph, a
grandson of Thomas Jefferson, and
brother Of g. w. Randolph the rebel
Secretary of War; Mr.. w. L. Early,
for several years leading member of
the House of Delegates, and Col r.
L. w. Duke, ex-Colonel in Wisc's
brigade.-.State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. G. McFADDEN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,

oicc in third story OF Byland & IIolloways Blocs
Lancaster, Wis.
August 2sth, lb65-I--...
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
g A. FERRIN, NJ. y.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.

M0NTf0ET, GRANT COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
Dr. Perrin having returned from the army will II
suuie u.s. practice olhs profession Office and esideuc
opposite the Post OHice.-l3-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
T AND FOR SALE.

The south half Of southeast quarter Sec 81 Town g.
Range |, is for sale by the owner--r w Trego Doyes,
town, Pa The land is oak openings or prairie and TIM
Der, well watered, lays WELL Apply to
OWE JOHN r LEWIS.
Jaly Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
HOTELS.

CARRIER HOUSE,
WIS Avenue. BOSCOBEL, WIS
T. CARRIER, Proprietor.
Meals provided before Gar time aud Patrons assisted
with Baggage. rr1mptusss and delays, mt IN
Carrier House. StgtiiHg attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
r AND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale 50 Acres of bottom land
uated IA miles east Of Tafon the Lancaster road;
IL acres fenced all the land first quality for grass and
hay. Plenty Of water.
LUKE HADLEY
Tafton September Y. 1sGo 10,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16

& RAPkE, NJ d.,
An Experienced German Physician,
Late ofthc Army has located ia Lancaster and will
practice his Profession.
Ca a. his residence dwelling at northwest corner
al Nursey.
Lancaster April goth. 1867 47-Sm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
w b. CLARK,
PATCH GROVE, WIS
NOTARY PUBLIC

Deeds and othe. land couvcyances drawn and ac-
kdawictged. Prompt attention giveu % the prepare
ION oi Mortgages, Bonds and all legal instruments.
Soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-16
GRAFTON

BY HON. MATT. Il. CARPENTER,
AT LANCASTER, WIS.
On Occasion Of the Dedication of the Sol
diels' Monument, July 4th, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07
cRAFFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON

1f faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate
The troublesome effects caused by relaxation of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases is un-
equaed. The Cdthoiicon uniformly cures Pro-
lapss Uteri, Whites, all irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incontinence of
Urine, Bloating ard Dropsical Swellings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action Of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments,
restoring them to as healthy state as those of
childhood and youth, SO that patients who have
used the Graefenberg Company's Uterine Cathol-
con cannot Sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents,
4l6 and Alb Front street, San Francisco
San Francisco, March 9, 1867. svl21yis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

A4 II you vish the usyy best cABNEr PHoroGRAp you
nxx can BRADLEY RDL0fsoN, 40 Montgomery
svee, San Ffureisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

VANITY - EGoTIsM. OF all the displays of
egotistical vanity that haye fallen under our OBJ
servatiou - including that of the ''Governor
elect" over which the press of the State have
made merry-the exhibition made thereof by
Parson Fitzgerald is the most striking and rdc-
ulous. If Mr.. Haight justly subjected himself
to anmadversions and censure land who doubts
it?) by thrusting himself before the world in
telegraphic dispatch as the 'Governor elect,
how much more unbecoming and vain and ego
tistcal is it for a reverend gentleman to exhibit
the inordinate pride involved in sending, broad
cast over the country printed portraits of him
self labeled - 90 Rev. o. P. Fitzgerald, ID. d.,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction for CdtJor-
mia, full month before he has any claim to
that title. Such act is indicative of and can
spring from nothing but the most orerweening
and self-sufficient vanity, utterly Incompatible
with his profession and with the Office be has
been called to 6ll.-Solano Herald.
We have seen these "pictures" thus labeled,
but had no idea where they came from until we
read the above notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

Tell me not in mournful numbers
Life is sinking to decay.
Should there come in frightful numbers
Der your heads the silvery gray.
Life Is real, life is earnest,
Why should any one despair,
Dust thou art, to dust returnest,"
Was not spoken of the hair.
Not the marks of age or sorrow,
On your tresses long should stay
You can live that each tomorrow
Find them darker than to day.
Time Is long, but age shall find you,
Though your hair with lustre wave:
Soon when fading, I will remind you,
You are marching to the grave.
In the worlds sublimer calling,
Where we each our race must run,
If your hair be falling. falling.
Use the Martha Washington
Trust no other, howe'er pleasant
Mono can do what this has done;
Try it-always keep it present.
Use the Martha Washington"
Twenty thousand heads remind us
What a noble test it's stood;
Millions more shall come behind us,
With their tresses all renewed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

EARNEST WoRps.-W Phillips recently
gave his views on the political situation before
Boston audience. From the closing portion of
his address we make the following extract =
90 Ii is the most serious moment that you and
probably in our time shall face. | should
be ashamed to let nv heart thrill over Greece or
Rome, or send it to the gates Of Rome with Gar
ibaldi, if it was not ten times hotter over South
Carolina and New Orleans. When those boys
went out from streets in the Summer of 1861
and lS62-those saddest of all sad moments,
when the regiments went away-sadder ah, sad
der far, than when, with torn banners and
broken ranks, they came back again. used to
stand and look at them, and register solemn
VOW that no effort, no word of mine should ever
be wanting to make the nation that siaid at
home reap to the uttermost farthing what the
blood of these young martyrs earned. They are
lying in their graves the land is full of orphans
and widows. 1t grand holocaust of the
best blood of the generation. We owe it an i'm
measurable debt. We owe debt to it, to JUS
tice, to the negro, to the nation, to the past to
the future and that is, that now, when the har-
vest is white for the sickle-now, when the sell
fish politics of the trading ambition wants the
sacrifice and would make that blood the pedes-
tai to its success, we would say, "No Nor
First be Just to the dead. Register by the faith
of their memories the entire success OF the ma
tion for which they died Exact to the utter
most all that the South lost and the North gain
ed in the fearful struggle y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07
REDINGTON'S
fladoring Ertrarts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
hottie holds twice as much as any other
brand in the market, consequently they
are the cheapest and the best
h6y~ Use no other.
REDINGTON Il co. Ag'ts
for the Pacific coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger |!

B6y" This valuable preparation, containing in
highly concentrated form all the properties of
the Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the
stomach and digestive organs.
As tonic, it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever otherwise, for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactonary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequent
ly accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or
other causes. 1t is also valuable as an external
application for Gout, rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDL1'GTO.N' CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07
"J.nny De.dwood" Want. . Husband.
CRINoLISE COVE, Dec. l, 1867.

CRINoLISE CovE Dec. /, 1867.
DEAR Mr.. EDITOR Il am sure that you will
excuse me for writing to you, although we have
never been introduced. And indeed, editors are
SO very obliging to the ladies that they naturally
fly to them for assistance and advice when they
are situated as am, without male relatives to
protect them. And its about them loveable let
ters with the beautiful signatures which you
printed in the JOURNAL that wish to consult
you, for was highly edited upon reading
Mr.. Rosehills (what fragrant name) letter
where he says that {" it is the bounden duty of
every young man to take unto himself wife,
that considered it my duty, and the duty ofevery
virtuous young woman, to assist in bringing
about ia consummation so devoutly to be wished
for" O, Mr.. Editor, it not noble and
chivalrous of Mr.. Rosehill to take up the cause
of his fallen friend, and to administer such a
chastsement to that low editor of the Hand
Book2 If that person is vulnerable to shame,
that "Cheap Jack" thrust Of Mr. Rosehill's will
silence him forever.
You've heard "Cheap jacks haven't you
La, how they do puff their goods. I've heard
amt they vulgar What contrast TO them
does Mr.. Rosehill (how sweet it smells y and Mr..
Greenwood present So refined, SO independent.
Mr.. Rosehill must be very independent, for he
tell us so ever so often in his charming letter
am so glad that that old fogy proverb about
" Self-praise being recommendation is BAN
ished from good society And then, Mr.. Green
wood is so modest that he merely mentioned in-
cidentally that he belongs TO ancient family
which is allied to the nobility inst stead of " blurt-
ing it out vainglorousiy" rs that s.spleuetc
critic, i" " Tom Tailngs," " would have done |
am sure that you are well acquainted with those
young English gentlemen, and you will be so
to which of the two will be the greatest catch
or he wouldn't feel so independent But then,
Mr.. Greenwood has honorable connexions, some
of whom may die before long, when he will per-
haps fall heir to not only estate but to title
also. Won't it be so delightful to have ones
letters addressed to b" Lady Greenwood South
Coast Castle?" And to have n coat-of-arms
which ! suppose will be tree in full foliage,
with the motto, q spread myself.
II it is your pleasure to assist me, do it right
away, for don't Mr.. Rosehill say that the moth
ers of Weavervlle scheming to drive him
head heels in love with their daughters
and procrastination may he fatal where there is
SO much competition. And if succeed in mar
wood, I'll first baby in your honor,
and if succeed to the title, I'll my influence
to have your daughters presented at Court when
they arrive in England during their European
tour. Yours in a fiutter,
DC,n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

JENNY UEADWOOD.
P. S.-Do tell me if you think that there is
any danger in this adventure, for now recollect
that few years ago my Cousin Cilly fell in love
with the son of Grand Duke who was travelling
for pleasure in the United States but soon as
they were married she discovered that she
the victim of A deception, and that he was only
u dssipated Dutchman after all. JENNY d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

TaE Democrat is the name of new weekly
paper just started at Monterey It's Democrat
&c in politics, of course. and is edited by Rasey
Biyen,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

CoINcIpEScE.-The name of the autbor of tho
Black Crook is I" Barras.' To point out the CO.
incidence would, however, be embarrassing =
Dramatic Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

SENSIBLE. = Henry J. Raymond, of the New
York Times, says he has personally quit politics
for good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

The New York Tribune is soon to be printed in
. building which will cost quarter of million
of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

THs Official burial returns show that a tbor-
sand and fourteen persons perished in the late
hurricane at st. Thomas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

PRosPERISG.-The Sacramento Daily Record is
to be enlarged and issued as a morning paper.
Success to it..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-07

FRw Of rs read our Bibles SO curiously as to
have discovered that they contain NO such word
a. tts from Genesis to Revelation.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Ntetter &barsiuDDb auf 2eaat
EenDef6.
1ussus aus fciner r11einun8 in Der
SADIE pon 8crie uno Urott.

Na6 oem @dn5en. bann, IN CO meine Nein.
nn9, bab bic 8oridriften Der sltts beS Gonsrsl-
les bcw 25ifcn Sebruar 1862, bic Rotcn 5ll-
tol9e isncr atte aIs 9eiebmdBiscs @sIb unb einen
ee9al Sender ertIdrenb, uneonltitutiOnsll
iit.
n0ieS madt e6 unnSibig, bas i'd, bic anpern
Sra9eu, tpelde 9ematt fpcrbcn iiub, be,faIid,
auf cine ipe5icae llebereintunft, nm in aeies,
mdBissm Silberseloe Der gerenisten Staaten
5u be5abfen, berfidfdtige Sd bin 5u Gun
fen nm Suo9ment fir ben 8ldser einSutraaen,
aber cine Mebrbcit Der Court IN peridicbsnsr
gtsinung, ndinIid Sub9ment fir ben @ertaa-
ten perabfclgen 5u lafIen."
Sbigeb 1T eopirt bon Der ~ YbilabeIpbia a
age," BON 23ften 6ebriar, 1864, pcrin bic
@teinuns Der adnse mad pubIi,irt n. Sieiclbe
fnoct man ebenfauS in bsln ,,9egal SnteI-
ligencer," ppm 18ten Mdr, 1864-Scite 92.
Sn Der ndmliben Summer Der ,Nae" finbct
man cine pcbliIberDadte 2obprsiiung beS @id.
ters uno lsiner Weinnns, In ipeI6cr ba5 Sclsenbe
pcrfomHt:
,8idter SbarStpcoo brinst 9eipcSfibruna unb
entbeioet bic Sad)e als Iei er Elm crbobener
Ueit, fBcnb ipeit fiber unb auBcrbaIb 9dnfe.
reien uno sSiberifrebungcn bon bieIcr sSeIt."
gSerbtn bic Sdlter bon @rhnbadS unb Me.
9ierungSbanoen ben @idter nid)t ais an erbaben
nno bmmlild) fur iolfe irbilfe Gbren, alS eineu
Sib auf Der Supriem- -S0ut, anIebens
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Eae pbisFev ,Saf.

sSa6 bic Gppperbeabs In mandcn Sbeilen beS
StaatS nitt tbun oirfrn, tbun iic ober in DIT.
RenniDlbanicn. Sa bier inb iie gcgcn @dBia-
fct btrallS9crildt unbin Gbeiter, Grapforb, 8eit.
mcreaae, H. I. 10, segeabie Sdufer sic fangen
babcr ibr 6ebet an: ,,0uter @ott! gutter
: Seufel," nno tpptcH beiben Seitcr ,eicnen.-
Stun nit Gnr ioldm Goppslseiidt-@ @sl6id,te,
bat nod ME cine Yortbei ttipaS prohtirt Die
ySabrbcit II bic. bic 8epubliianif6e 9artbsi bat
tcine YIunte in tbrcr 4Iatfrrn. ipeldje 9e5na duf
oaS Sonntd9S. uno @sirdnfe- -@eleB bat, unb ae.
roee eabcr ipcil iie c6 aIb cine stebsnIddle Be.
trahtet, bic ndbt in bas geltiidbe sebDrt. aud,
bic GcppsrbeabS iteben in ben ndmliden S6u-
ben bcjh96 ibrer Ylatfcrm. MIR inden ie ibrer
Sbipdd)t beipnst, beibe Seiten in'ibe @unif Al
bumbu99tn SoS SoIf lit absr 81 otifgttldrt, in
idon 81 oft bon sieisu 4refbeHten Sebf6Idaer-
eicocrS gcbumbn9t ipprbsn, fuirb bieS dber ME
picoer al lid, ansiIbcu IaHtn-unb ncbmt unler
Wort oaftr, Sirie SumbugssrS leiocn bud ibre
@cmilbun9cn ipeit msbr S6abcn oIS iie @uheu
bnbsn Aoercsn SRrrti unfrre @crte
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
Dctnfobe Dem ofraten. letet.

Sn Der NooreiIe Der bemefratldcn Staoti
COMMITTEE beiBt eS -y8ir tla9cn bic rcpubltari
l6e Yartei an Statt Der Se9nunaen bes Nrir,
penS bat iie nnS SaB, 2mistra9t unb Glcn6 &c.
;scsc. ,cs;...- "a .-
sSr fragen abcr: g9aS paren bic Sc0nunasr
beS 6risocnS Der bemclratlben 4ortei 9speicn
Saben mir nd)t Snoiancrtrie9e gcbobt &rcr
nit Utcrto nno butteu bic bemotroiilden StoatS.
mdnnrr tiht imluer ihren aanscn g9iR duf,ubes
ten nm pielen 10 lcbr 9epriclcnen bemoratiitben
6riecen bur6 GompromifIe ;u crbatcn.
Sn 1860, Iagt bic bcmptratii6e NbbrefIe bes
StaotS> >Gommittee5 fcitcte bic Staats Nc9ieruna
iur S4O2, 600, beute fcitct ie 5000 900. Nimmt
man an, oaB in 1860 Subanan unb SloDb unS
Die @ebelIicn anfSoals bradteuilhb bic Wlillicncn
in Der StaatStaile fubcn, 10 fragcn ipir isetn
Semotraten, ipeibe 8e9ieruns 1T bic am S8ena.
iten corruptes
sSlr oshdnften, baB bic rrphblifanIbc S(bs
;.iiiifuilcn cine bunbcrtmal before 1T (lcbit In
ibren eorrupteltcn Sagen) ais bic bcmofratiihe
Der leBteren Sabren Dor MuSbru6 bcS 8ric9eS.
llnIere &e9crung bermilrcert bic Sdulb Inn
mcnatb ca SO gllicner.
So Ntiuioucn 3u iparen, ba,u 9ebSr Sctcno.
mie.
Inter Der repubfanii6en Administration,
ipuroen bic belitlben 9eadtct unb ipie eingebcrne
Sir9er bebdnpClt, unter Der 9emotratlbcn
nibt-
will unS Gin bcmofratii6eS Slatt piclled)t Ia>
gen OBJ in ben Snbiancrtriegen, cber bcm meris
fanilbcn &riege OBJ in Der re9uldren Nrmec ober
lonit ipe Gin Scutider General geipprocn III.
gSir ipolen aber Gin buBenb Tcutld,e nennsn
bic Go inter Der repubIitaniden 4artci 9ewcrben
iino obnc bic Sberiten unb Sbrrcfi,crc Al rcd,s
ne,l beuti6e Siirger babcn mebr llnb bciIers
efoiiitellungen, Sslaneibafispciten, GpnIuldte
IL h9l erbaItcn, ipdbrcno bsi Der bcmotratiifen
Serrfdaft fic nad) lan9em Seiten, cine SoaliS.
tnedtlteGllng btamcu So inebr nod, bic re,
Nbminiltration bat iclbIt Seutidle,
ipelte Scmofraten iinb, anertannt unb in Steu.
nngen 9ebradt
NbCr nitt genug bamit frascn tpir bat Der
belnotratilde GcngreB e Gin SetB gum S6uR
Der Sin9eipanocrten gemad)t2 gSir ipiijen, ipe |
Der Gnipanoercr irfber gsbubet mnrbe 0at
Der cemotraiiide GonsreB ie NbbhIie pcrI6afit {?
Der republitaniite Gon9reB 0ber bat @cieBe
gema6t:
1. Gntn Sourb 10 emigration gearTnbtt Der
bic Gingcparrerten bel ibrer sIntunft l6ibcn
ioa
2. Sdarfe @sisbe gesen @EbanbIuna bon
auf Den SdifTen eii0cfhbrt.
B. Die Scinitdtte Sil dngenommen, pcburd)
esT @me GtuwmlSerr cine Scimdtb gcl6crt
Deiomlnt, nno 3tpar obne Dag CT mebr ol5 bic
Sbdtigtcit leiuer ;0dnbe bebarf
Nllen bicien 0cfeben baben Demo
traten'ent9cgeH 9 left mint, b. H. iie
paren nitt init @etben cnpsrtanbcu, ipelcbe
ben Ml6ldneer, ipe,eaer ben Seulden, ben Gin-
ritt lmb bic sdceerIafnns in bieiem 9arrSe cr>
eid)tern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
DO abltag an 8tsn Oftobfr 1867.
@as tcuteto Stceef.

Die Union eauntD Contention, ipelbe am
iebisn Santiago in bieicr Stabtab9ebalten tpnroe,
mar In Der 9bat bHdlt ghtiib in Der Sormir-
nn9 eineS Union SifetS fir Bic October sSabl.
Vile Sanbibateh bic barauf iteben, iino uid)t nur
aleiH uuna6giebige Srellnbe unierer eben lin.
ion, ienesgn ie iinb aud jngleid) ben Stellen
boatomineu gepa6ien, fir ipelde ie ernannt
fnb, ia ale finb ld)ifIid)e unb fGbige Ycrlonen
ffir bic Nenter, fifr ipeId)e iie as Ganoiooten
ausgetpdblt iino-uno man perlaBe i6 bHrauf
fe fpereen fdas ibrer Grlpdblun9 iib leIblt 10
ipie BEN @auntD Gbre n7dbcn Sticlnanb ipiro
bebaupten, baB leidt Gin beBcres unb mebr to-
belIoisS 3idet bdtte aufgcitcat weroen tcnnen-
ia in 9e5ug duf bic ernaunten Gdnoibaten inb
burdau8 feline 9obe5erbebungcn notbpenbig, in-
bem ie a 4 E ben msiiten Stimngebcrn bieleS
Gauntie8 perlcn6, obcr ibrem 8ufe nadJ, dlS
aufridtige, ebrlibe unb fdbigc @dnner bcfonnt
fno-u ipenn bic Stimmgebcr BON 2ed)d Gauns
ny Der Union, ibrcn 41idtcn unb SntcreBen &c.
ireu iino, 10 tpie ibre &e6tcn unb iif ielblt pcr
cinem gGmIliten 8uin, beablidtia. Surd, bic 9ies
&to nhI'tst tVsYtHputrj-:--uuuiIrO puE IIG HHs
Tcre @egierun9Sbanben unb 0rhnbadS, 70 ipie
anlere ganfcn 5u bernidytcn; @epupiirllng mb
6reibanoel cin3ufibren, unb bic iiiblid)e SriegSs
t6ulo jur Se,ablung an,uHs5men ipiinI6en-
belffbt unb beuubrt lcbcn npicn, 10 nun aid
eaS 9anjs tIilinn- Sifct nit elmer triumpbrcnbcn
wtebrbeit crirdDH iprrtcn
8ir ipcreew BiclIeiht, penn cs bic Belt nnb
Der Naum erldnbt ipdter ncd)maI6 auf baS Sifet
5lrlftominen, Stnn mir babcn mod Wland)c6 Su
@Niifcn nbslben yu lu9en Sn Der Sbat iebr
@ielcS fam jim Sobe cincS Icbcn SifetS geIagt
ipcrben. Die @crbanolungen Der GauntD Con.
eention finbet Der 2sicr in elmer anpereu Spalte
bcr bcntigen 3eituna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-24
penPt rpieoer lsinmaI oaranl /

Or. Soiepb Sones, elm Obcrar5t In Der @e.
beusnsArmee, Der bon Der @egierlns bee Self.
Sabls beduItragt porben mar, na6 anberion>
bile 5u 9eben unb bic Gage Der oorten gefangen
9ebaltcnen Sunbesiolbaien 81 unteriuden, bat
leinen "a m Is BEN Self SabiS erltatteten 9e-
rid,t nunlnsbr ber6fenttt6t
Sn elmer 3eit. ipie bic gsgenpdrtige, tpo bic
&ebellen, bic Aealsr hib NeDr6er unIerer
trie9Sgefan9cnen GcIoafcu, piebcr bas aroFe
Wort 81 fhbren anfaugen nnb bic iicgrci6cn
Ncrbldnbcr ais llntefiod5te Su bebanbeln Iubsn
tbnf 60 slctb, ipieeer<siamal barar 5H erinnern,
ipie III einsm eii5iscn @rfdnsniiie sanenbe un-
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