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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Gin fIuaer SuRe

Die 8ienr goritobt 3eitung ldSt iid, aus
Ulbblingen. BON 4. b. aR nadftsbtnbe @ei6idts
iHrtbtn. tptldt. iptnn ipabr. pobl nIrbig III,
In bic nd6as aufass bon Srsbm'S ;, 5bierebtn'
dnf8enpmmen ju rperbtn SIN Tprfe g. tbt
eit Ginger 3tit Gin lunaer, bibttr unb in ,isnl-
lid) guten Observation-Disclosures fttbenbsr @ntsbt>
iibtr an isinsr eistnen Rcalitdt, Der bier unb In
&ien In srDBt,r adtuns ifanb Ston felt Gin.
iscr 3sit btn.rfte man 3i,fiiuniaieit III ibm. 70
oft sr aus sSitn fam, unb bod fubr er ain nd6.
fen Sase nod ieintr Antunit bon sSien rpcpcr
cortbin ,urhf. Rsmanp ipnntt in Grfabruns
brinstn, tpas bic urade itinsr Sabrttn unb iei-
ner Srdurisiet mar. 6sitern frhb fubr Sr W
pitoer nat Sisn unb itbrtt AbenbB na6 II
llbr nit isnem Riergclpann mad, Saui. juriId.
S,ir an9tan9t mari tr btm Sutl6er bic 3hgel
unb cine 6hnfsulb,n. .slct, 81 unb fagte ;, Oi,
bier yfsrbt iiub Dein Gistntbun. leb. ipobl",
pfT isintm Sunbe unb sns in ien 3immsr,
Der 3ntidtr, nitts @utcs abntnp, risf ben an
orsn StaIburidsn unb fs!5ic tiisll .in,m Ssrrn.
als er I'M 8pr,inimtr dnarit. bSrte tr einen
S6ub faatn; tr trot IL sdS 3immcr icnes
ourn. Dieter lab bIeid uup psr,pirri cine VI.
ito!e In Der Sanb baIttnb, duf BEN S,lTel anb
ftarrtt cine In gan, ntint 3bde 3trlbnttent
SbotcSrapbean. DIR sdu5 bate i,in,m SOpf,
stseItsn. altin In ebtn BEN Rom,nte, ale totrr
u. Biz Rhnsuns Der Yiifpl. an bic Stirn sti,bt
nnb !osssprhdt bate, mar Der treue Sunb an ibn
berdnseipnnstn. baitt bic rsdte 9anb stfabt-
unb er Sdni sins. hait In ben Sopf bee 1ln-
sIhdIidsn, eur6 bas 8snftr in's 6r,ie aIS Der
Gisntr ,iutrat, hanb Der Sunb nod n.ben itiusm
Surn unb bielt bic Sdnb i.in,s S,rrn nit Der
piaoIs feff In ftlnem Runbs, bic er aud nidt
Isslitk bio btr Disnsr bkisn bic piifoIt aus
Der Sanb 9tnomnsu batt,. Damn iprans r
frtubis btlenb In 3iumtr auf unb db. Ssrr
%. ILtat nun [Hptr trfranlt barnitbtr.m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Cute EfoGe.

SCn prci friidcn Mil6brpbcn ld)ncipct man
bic &ruite al, brodelt iie fcin NIB rShtt .Iic in
Suttcr 9cb. Der SrOiam prp nit bciBcr Wild,
ilbcrgclIcn unc 5art pcrribrt, ptnn or burd, llno
bur6 anstfcidtct III. Stun ;crtlcppcrt man brci
&od)lpfcl boil gfcbl paSu, Gin babies Yfuno
8eiBbrcc, nno ctwaS Sal, (SScnn Der Scg
10 1T, buB Der &cdIDHeI nidt fin penn man
ibn DlncinitclIt, bann 1T CT rc6t) SicB mirb
nun loHepeiic in fcdcnctS Sul3muiirr ssibrpit,
cine bicrtc Stlnbe geto6t, uD bdnn nit acro.
lfttem Sroo. noer nod bciItr nit 9clb gerSitetcn
9ericbcncn GraterS gcldmcBt laa',.IlE
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
HartoEelfISgs.

St6s5ebn bic Bipansis sross, m,bIIst 9artpf.
feln tperotn In ibren S6oIen aslcdbt. aefHdIt
ertaltet nno auf BEN atibtiitn seritbsn. Ruu
rabrs man elm baIbee Pfuno JsrIaf,ne Butter mil
adDt9an5en Giern, stpas SaIj stritbsnr Ruslot.
nuB, feinem Uaicran unb 9binIan asborc
l3dllmig. 9tbe Johann bic 9artofftln milf tlnti
Sanoppa gtebl unb fhnf Helm pfirfi3 seIAuit.
tellen Ntil3broo6tn (SemmtI), tpopon Ole eins
Sdlfte IN Butter geIb serofa nnb bic anhers nil
etipas talter Nlf ansefsu6tst tuirb, ntbfi eln
ipeni9 fein 9sbadter PeteriiI, In bic f1dumia as.
rhbrte Butter, rilbr Haes gut unter einanbsr. nns
fcrlne nad einissm &uben permitteIit Der In D.ebI
9etau6ten 0dnos runbe 8l6bs baraus, .utld,e Il,
tGMSenoee, 9,ialtnss 8afr tins,Isst, ffiHbsbn
gtinuten lan9iam ssicdt, Johann nit dnt,n
S6auml0Hel auf tiefc SdlftIn bsrausasbobtu,
init In Butter sslb ssr6fsten, sritbtueu Gradei
oeprsllt uno bitranf ju siidt etbra6t ptrbsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Riasnfbtimlid,cr ,San

Nelilid Id)oB cin &nlbe bel ROntsomrrD, NIa,
bama, cine S6Ian9s init eiurm 4icilc unp tCb.
tetc lIt Ginrr ltincr SpisItamrrdben ittuts iib
bintcr cinen Salm unb iOrbcrtt ben SGlan0cn.
tooter uuL nah iciner OI5gtltrcdtn N0rb ,u
ldieBcl Sislcr that IS init btmeIbcn Yfcil,
lpomlt CT Die Stlangc burdbobrt bate Gr traf
uno bic Sano puroc lcid)t peripunrct Sn Gill
paar Stllnpcn ipdrcE !0anb uub Nrm beS 0na>
ben nn9cbeuCr gcidmoaen unb CT lit bic araBs
libittn S6msr5sn, tpobpn Der Sopt ibn am brit.
ten Sag erlcite. g8abrihtinIib ipur S6lan>.
9cn9ift an BEN Yfcil gtipeI,r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
0taHFfp Bee sstNanos sHe DssSreeb.
sas is psnnftpsRies.

Der 0erdt Der giti,iens aHceiation bon
PtnnibIpanien an bic etadtsetitssttuns abtr
bic arinen unb Bsrbrsdtr im etaat entbdIt cine
bbd,if iuttrcfIante GtahhiE hbr blslt puntte.
8ir sntnebn,su etnieIbea fcistnbe GinssIbt.
ten.
Der Bsritbt nsut bic "a abbdueiseu" psr.
ionsn In Gtaat unteT foIssnbe 4 Rubriten:
y armt In armsubduieru uno au6ubalb esr.
isIbtn, spsI1e llnterRlsune bon aruienpfssGu
erbaIien, seadnnt y paupest
D qtrfeusn sbne 6titnatb. tssl&t bon nsi.
mem Disbnab. HstttIn &C. Iebsu, senannt 3 q.
|sabaHb ca
81 8abninuiss. 0siROf6pa4e. {. saub.
fiumms, BIInbs unb 8riafltus, bic aus etaats.
mitteIn In ben besrsfsubes &taats- -anaa!tsn r.
balten perben. ..s
- SnfafItn Der '3uFudts. .Sdufsr "Saufs Of
Qefuee"
l1arme iu armsn. SduTun unb dusubaIb
beritIbsn, psldje bHntli4e iinttrfhSnus rbaI.
ten. sibt % 14,988. ober elm armsr anf 2z6
einipobnr Die tlni.rbaIisionsH beristen BE-.
trassn per 5as 20 Gtnis sber S106,6O idbrIid
(na4 bsn anibIas bes,e biIabspbio a1nsnbau.
10, BEN nisbrsitsn In GtaaD. SotaI.Sofen
s1, ,6e7, ,72O, pos auf lsetn Gtimmsebu bntbdt
s2,67 ausmaSi. Bon bidtn armeu fnb biel.
Itidbt 45 bon 100 sursA dlter, 9ranibtit &c un.
fdbis far f& Iu fsresn, srdbrtnb br ReR s5
ProS ireenbhis Iobnsnb btiAdtiet iperbsn fcsnte
In Nrne autr armtnbdafun nurosn $780,
376,E6 ss9tbtn.
y Die, ,anJabt Der jBaeabuubsn iana nidt
70 stnsu anetgtbm rsrbsn, bod spei6 mon, bdi
In ben armsnbduIsrn a6l 900 Portisnn sne.
ssssben rurbtn, psIbt ~ 15 Sc. Die Gortsn
s54. $50 rstbtn Gs.purben ll9,0o6 Ra9t.
quartirs stsehsn an rsilsnbs arme Calu bic
In Qsillfihatisasbdulun 10 @biIaAeIphia Iosirtsn
arnen fnit 46, $50 ua9t bic Sunnt bon
165, ,3z6 @s4tquarttysn.
81 ed Der srItssu shEs tsS ia sstsa4t %
nebmtn:
Die 8abneuuieen. Gafhs slbt els
PtnnibIbanitn 8 SsipitaIer, abetfsbts ben ben
abthsilnness fur ksdbnFHnist, ue4t % ar.
ratnbduleru ssbSrsa, ndpll4: Gos Rtnnie!be'
MA SsipltaI fdr 8dbuNnHist % Vbllaedpbia.
Das aibI fiT 8abnRnnise ~ Gran6ero, bas
ben 0udfern seb6rt Gliffsn 0aa In geubbile.
Gslapare &c., dine aribsiantaii baS o.. O. Z
eiptu. Gds etaas ,,eanotit $sieitdi" %
Sdrisbnrs unb bos .fBsfuu vtnnDisania
2efpital" fhr BdbHfnsiss 30 OhUan In ads.
ebtnr %.
Sn kleftH SsipItdlers Bnnts 100 eastH.
ten snteretkra&t nertut. G1 0taat slsbt
s882. .023.60 yur unttrRhSuns ese pennlpIba.
MIA etaats ooipitaH unb 30 Bsaru 9snnd.
Seibltdle
Der brt4t tabtIt %, bai uHksbars Srunltn.
bolbt. cetr perisHtn, RsI9e bur6 3ruuttnhtit
pdbHfnnis ssDcrbss Hub, In sisisz SoieitAsrR
uRt,rssbra&t ssrseu.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

ia. Die SoerreH 9. e. 2 6eimcr unb So,
Srctcn Saaren SdnpIcr in Hllelitann, bobcn
neuIi6 ipsoer eincn uagebcuer i6wrcn StoG
ibidllbc Sitter fur bic SabrSSeit eingclc9t bic
iie aud all gang un9Iaubli6 biaigcn Yreiitn mic
Der ablalIen. SIR ni6tS tunu man. in ibrcm
6ad frasen baS iie nidt baben - tnO (oiunn
man ii6 aud ni6t na6 Yrsiien BON @htrr er-
tunbiScn, bic man icnit irscnbipo ppblfeilcr turl>
fen tbnnte ,8ufct baber oll-Sbr ptrDtt ba ole
gltib unb redt btbanbclt @crgeiiet ben Srt
ni6t ~ cS iinb ndmIid bic jipei criten Srofrn-.
ipaarcn StcbrS, cbtrbaIb bcm IS Nbler optel, y.
nbrbIi6e Seitc, in Der @eit> >Samitpn StraBe,
In Naentailn tI1e 5r# '.an 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
6d,ue aessn Raupsn une Eaftr.

yin en9Iii6tS 6armcrbatt tbsiIt 6sIs,nbes
nit aIs Griabruns einss @drtn.rs in Der Qdb,
bon @las9oip Gin tpoatutr 2appsn tpar BON
Binb. in snen Scbnnioberbuld ssipebt irors
ben beim 8esnebmen ceiIdb,u am ndbIten
sRorstn jeiste 80 iidl bag 5abaoie 8aupen un.
ter pem 9dppsn StuS gciudt batten l,idi
tpurbei nun bisies tlnss,iefer Jsritort imb btr
Straud bIieb bon geid,dbisung psribont.-
Raupeu uno Ssdfr besinusn msiilsnS ibre Wlabl.
jeittn nit SonHtluHtergaug unb luchen mad,
Der Sdttiguns nne tpenn bic Rd6t tilbltr pirp,
Elm. iblbtnoe Bsosduns. tpo,u poaene StoTs
iib bor,lgIih cgntn 8ieleic)t Tam Der per-
bsrbIibt 8urien.Stdfer nsbit anbcrsm llnac,iefsr
auf bic anssssb.ns 8die bsrtilst prb.u, y
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

2hr Stiftts dpa a6e&ranfs 9itbt CO
iur cine anitalt. srrihtst i'm Sabre 1853; parin
ntrbtn 80 Hdtienttn rlntergtbrat,t unb bat Der
ctdat bio jtBt sa29 243 fir bitlts Scipita aus.
scgsben. Ssotnfalis leat. msbr fur biefs &aiI.
bon 0sintolroui,n s,tban tp.rstn.
| 9hr 5anb hu m m btittbt cine Anhalt In
tbtlabdpbia felt 1921, tpsld)s I'm Ganjen e843, q.
900 BON Gtaat srbielt
Cir SIinbe btittbt In YDiIabtlpbia bds
PtnsipIpdnia Sniiitut 5um llnturbt Der 3Iin.
sen" felt 1893. sSofiir l,itbrm s4S4 ,450 ausat.
@bsn rorbsn, Die Hn,ab Der barin erJog,n,n
HIlnbtn 1T $40.
6tr perla Gtns 4inbtrsbt % nur cine
anfalt ptldt Staatbuuterithbung bt,itbt, ndm-
LID bic ,.Rortbtrn Sonit" ffr berlaiItne 8inotr
5u philadelphia, psldt 200 8inbtr duinebm,n
sann ais bsit.bt isit 1854 unb srbislt $50 600
BON Gtaat
4) Sauiss OF 3sfuses sbt u bipei bas We.
Fern Refuge unb sas Sauie Of Rsflla. 5u ybila.
btlpbia tptlt, bonn Staat ieit ibr,r grifi,n,
1888 $50 nntWahSuns .rbisItsu, unb s16 &C.
btNertt Rriontn entlisBsn
utbtr biz Criminal litatItif III Der Rsridbt ,enl.
lid, maasr. gr sisbt nur an. ba6 In ben Gaun.
~ Sdansnifen 8447 Yerlonen iaBtn, In ben
3ndtbduiun obsr Bentsniiaries 669-alio i'm
@an5sn In Stdalb. unp GauntD- @sidnsniiIen
9i16 Enion.n cbsr cine Sricn uuf 4O2 Gin.
mcbntr I'm Gtaat IS
Die untsrbaItstoftn fur bieie 6tfans,nsn BE-.
iragsn tdslit A Gts., aIlo inss,iamint tdslid
81. oil "a Obr 81 .464. O29, so i'm Sabr-oas
lsbsn 8dbIsr I'm Staat cine abeab, bon so, ,45
ma6t =.
Der Stridt bsbauptst. pub minselt,ns 3 al,,
blsisr Rotbfdls unb gtrbudsn bur6 Sruntiud
bsranlait nurben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Yl1slfen per Ser a,it oes RaIbens.

Yin gtiI9crcibeiBtr idreibt Dem "4'ractitaI
gausr, baB bic beiten Slbe, Biz, CT ie 5ildtsts,
mtbrere gScden ppr Der SalbungSs,it semplten
tperotn muBten. Tisico Strfabren par lin gcr.
beugunssmittcI piber ben "aubrid" (ein, Art
Siebieude,) NIB trus ipeicnhid ,ur alIssmeintn
@einnbbeit Der 3bisre bsi. 80 ersisnet lid gu
peilen, bab bic Gutter Der 8hbc pc6enlans Dor
Der 3eit bcs 8abenS betrddhi6 aufgeldpcaen
iino, nno nnr pcnise Ysrioneu iino barauf be-
od6t, bnrd, glcIfen bsnielbsn einberlns ,u Der.
idaffcn. @eiddbe bieS bduHser, 70 tplrb, man
tpenissr &Iasen iiber Nnbru6 bsrnsbmen, aIs
sesenpdrts Der 6aa IN. l4u no'agJs,.l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
u1illiner. uno ,Siner.Ghtrr

ylrs. Silg bman SS Srdmer, all ii.
rem 9roben unp mobi9cn Gtablilcmcut, sic. Is,
Sf.Sauiltpn StraBc, bat fir Suipcttipn fir paS
Yublitum, ba6 9r6Bte unb bette Requirement bon
Milincr. 8ltcr, beim 8leinr unb GroB. Seriauf,
ipcldcS c na6 bcirr GitD scbrud)t purbc. SIR
Stcf l6IicBt in iib, Gin boasS enforcement BON
Scnncts, Sftcn, Sdnbcr, Seiben. SotnS, Scl.
bets, SdtcS, Slumcn 6cbCrn, Strcbgiittr, Srn-
min9s, Srnamen5, II. III, H. /, IL, in elmer
uiIeiIbll1tn Nuantit6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
sss~S eltoern Dor tptniatn Sabreu Der ioa,

sorS etoem Dor ptni9en Sabrsu Der Io9e-
nannts @raSl6wamm aIs surrosut fur RoB-
baare bel 4cIftsrarbtiten nubbar 9einadt NOR
ben 1T, bat bic @epnnuns osiIsbsr sinen au-
Berorosntdsn umfang ausenomnen. an ben
Babama- SnieIn iparen ju Anfaug b. R nidt
tpenlser aIs 81 6abr,euse nit Der Giniammluns
oieies Sbiuammss beiddft9t Der bort In uuer.
id6pfiber Wsnse tpdb1 9aS NlatsriaI bat
cine grcBe 3uiunit uno feline Gntosfuus pirb
am Gnoe ben armen @duIsn, benen, bisber
Sdpdnse uno geabnen auegerupft tpurben,
eben 10 5u @ute icmrlen, tpie bic gntbeduus bts
gstreIeumo ben Serrsu 8aifidsn Onn Der
Grasldpamm III nidt boB biuisr, aIs &cs-
baar, }onnsrn bat Dor o,mislben nod ben sroBen
gor5us. eaB sr aub burt Ian9idbristu 6e-
brdud) lsine GldIijitdt nidt berItrt N5..l. Co.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Eer lolcr RIeioerIaoen.

Sn bieicm 9aocn, gebaltcn puud, 0ru Z. Y.
R oap6, 1T ilder Der bette nb ldDnite Stof
aaer in ioldcn 2dpen 9eu6ter Sitter fir
MannS-an5igc auf ;, ,sSeit unb @rsitT--uno 10
id6n unp gut oieie Glitter linD, 10 mobig llnb
pobIfci iinb iic auf r Scine aIS quite 6itS rir,
fen ben Stobr perlaiicn- Dice it Der 0uscnpm-
meme @sbran6 unp 5u Dieism pirb alldl auSQt-
balten &ufct all unb Sbr fnoct CO 9srabc pis
mir gu6 ia9en eptaI No. IL, Dit. .oomiItpn-
StraEe, in Nllentaun a.....s.. 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Gef6dfts Nptisen.
DER neue 6tebr.

Wan lolItc cS ili6t auS bem @eoddiniR Der.
liertn, baS or VI. S,.8ramm NJ eincn ncuen
Srofenipaaren- uno @rojersisu.S Stobr etablirt
bat, uno Sipar in Der 9tsn pberbaIb Der Surncr
StraBe, in altutaun-btnn bsi ibm fam man
alls Nrten Srctenlpaarcu, 0rcyreicn, 6iI6c,
Sdlj, gtebl, u |. 10, fnocu-inb bic6 i6tr
u leSan ben biaiSittn aIler YreiIcn.
oS6tr Butter, Giu, Sd,inter, uub aaeS in
oieiem 6a6e bsjablt sr INNER Den br6Iten
MarftpreiS -' 7il.F i
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

@arum / It eSs liner 5cufcl frug .me
ren anbcrn Sag iparum bic Stobrsiiter Der Scr-
rem Witler, G 6reib or unb G 70, ititnipic
CUTE 8ciber 8ir ipartn 9,jpuugrn sS aut;u,
9eben-als er artiportete: ,,gStil ailc ptrbtird.
ibetc Mdnncr babcn babcn icIltcn." 6ir ben
Niscn bon N1ci, pcIft phnidtn bic ncllInc.
pigifen, fttniicn, btfrn unb rpblfcillcn Sroden.
sSddrril gu taufcn, tpplten mir bier tcmcrtcn,
pdb iie icIde bei Stillr, S6rsibcr uno 60, in
Nacntaun, nddite Sbhre gu Der critcn Statlpnal
Sdnt in Der gSeit SaniItru StrdBc, rbalten
touneu, ~ ifJ2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Ner En.Stobr.

Str @iItou 3. &rdmcr, iIt Icebru bon
ben Sce' Stdpten jurifscicbrt, alIipo or cincn
lcbr fb,pcrrn unp poatdnpigtu @crratb ueutr
Sredcnpaarcn, &roSerei,n, Guctn6ipaarcll, II. /.
10. sinsctauft bat Sunse Anfdnssrs ebtr Sau6-
bdItcr, inbcn IS gang ffcr 5uibrcm @prtbeil-
10 ipie au6 alto 6amiIien-iptnn Iie bao anru.
tcn, inbern 9rcbe Bargains 81 MADDEN iinb. -
Stcbr am llp-wcltli6en @dc oes Centre Bier
eds, serabe BEN ,.Solcr Sct.I," In sInsntaun.
9c9enlber. p .wan .fu O.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Hin aroGer Sticr

Nm Sorting unb SdIotrS tpctsI in 2oneafsr.
beFnoet ild se9cnpdrtig Gin Stisr, ipsld,sr picr
Sanlsnb Yfunb ipicgt! gr 1T 6uB bod mo
II SuB lang. @r lit bab Gigcnbum bon Scct
Bsnser, unc 1T ipaDrIbcinlid) Der 9r6Btc Sticr,
Der ienaS in BEN msIbcn GauntD 9c,oaen ipurpc. z
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Der DreGoent-

M 8" fnbr bente @crssn mad Iona,r 3,it
mleoer elnnal lpajieren. Sur Sipr c6er Srei
8clide lprobcn bel ibm Dor. sldd f,Intr
&lldtebr bate er cine llntsrrcOuns init Widtsr
GLAD '''''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

s@Sn SeettSins, ga, bat S.inanb auf el.
Ginfdnsuns dues ,,0tifes" cine S.Iobnans
ben 500 3baIsr aiis9tittt tEtlT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
Effects Of MuDlc.

The effect Of music on the senses
was oddly and wonderfully verified
during the mourning for the Duke Of
Gum berland, uncle Of George III.
A tailor had an order for . great
number of black suits, which we're to
be finished in a very short space Of
time. Among bis workmen there
was fellow who was always singing
Rule Britania, and the rest Of the
journeymcn joined in the chorus.
The tailor made his observations, and
found that the slow time Of tho tune
retarded the work; in consequence
he engaged q blind fiddler and pla-
cling him near the workshop, made
him play constantly the lively tune
Of Nancy Dawson. The design had
the desired effect; the tsilors' el-
bows moved obedient to the melody,
and the clothes were sent hesne
within the prescribed period.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
A New Cotton Staple.

We learn from the N. Y. Herald
that very fine quality Of cotton Of
the new crop this year, has been
brought to the New York market
from Carol parish, Louisiana. It
was sold Immediately at As cents =
pound. 1t is called the Peeler cot
ton, and has a long, fine staple, ap-
preaching that Of the Sea Island
cotton. It is different product.
however. and, as it was grown in
the interior and in the great cotton
region Of the Mississippi valley. We
suppose it can be raised where any
of the ordinary staples are. Tho
Sea Island cotton can only be grown
within a short distance from the sea
and in a particular locality; the
supply, consequently is limited. If
the Peeler cotton should be cultlva-
ted it would make great change
in the market value Of the great
American product, and might revo.
lutionize the manufactures Of tho
world. This particular kind Of cot
ton was discovered threo or four
yesrs ago in an accidental manner.
Mr.. Peel, q planter in the Missis-
sippi valley, found among his ordi-
nary standing crop plant bearing
q much finer and longer staple than
the rest. He carefully saved the
seed, which he planted the next
year, the year after. and until he
had seed enough Of the new variety
to sell to his neighbors. Thus It
spread and acquired the name oi tho
Peoler cotton. No doubt it will DO
cultivated hereafter more extensive
ly, as it has realized such : high
price in the market.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13

During cross examination Of =
witness at the tombs, the district
attorney asked him where his father
was. To this witness, with a mel
ancholy air, responded: Dear sir,
dropped off very suddenly, SIR"
"How came he to drop off so sud-
denly?" was tho next question:
"Foul play. sir; the sheriff imposed
on his very unsuspicious nature. sir.
and getting him to go on q platform
to look at select audience. sud-
denly he knocked q small trap door
out from under him, and in falling
be got ontangled in rope, from the
effects of which he very mysterious
ly expired.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13

The facetious Watty Morrison, as
be was commonly called, was en-
treating the commanding officer ofa
regiment at Fort George to pardon
q poor fellow sent to the halberds.
The latter granted his request on
condition that Mr.. Morrison should
grant the first favor which he asked.
that being to perform the ceremony
Of baptism for young puppy. A
merry party of gentlemen were in
vited to she christening.
Mr.. Morrison desired Major
to hold up the dog.
LAS l am minister of the Kirk
Of Scotland" said he, II must pro-
ceed accordingly"
The officer replied that he desired
no more.
swell, then, Major" rejoined
the other, II begin with the usual
question, You acknowledge yourself
to bo the father Of this puppy?'"
The Major felt the force Of the Joke
and threw down the animal. Thus
did the witty minister turn the laugh
against the ensnarer, who intended
to deride the sacred ordinance.
On another occasion, when a
young officer scoffed at the parade of
study to which churchmen assigned
their right of remuneration for labor
and offered to take o bet that he
would preach half an hour upon q
verse or section Of q verse from any
part of scripture, Mr.. Morrison ae-
copied the wager and pointed out
the following words:
"And the ass opened his mouth
and spoke
The former, however, declined en-
ploying his eloquence on that pas
sage, and thereby put to confusion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
Railroad Earnings.

from the N. Y. Commercial Bulletin.l
The railroad earnings Of August
and the early part Of September
were very large on most Of the Wcs-
tern roads, and some disappointment
seems to be felt that they are not
fully maintained. The course of tho
grain trade, however, seems to fur
nish very satisfactory reason for
the late decrease in the earnings Of
many Of the western roads when
compared with the corresponding
period last year. In the early au-
tumn of 1867 the price of grain was
very high, and farmers and grain
dealers at the West pushed forward
their produce to market with great
eagcrness, making tho freight re-
ceipts of the railroads unusually
heavy during that part Of the season.
At the present time, however, grain
is held back at the west for higher
prices, as may be seen by compar-
ing the weekly receipts at the prin.
ciple lake ports with the receipts
for the corresponding weeks ~ 1867,
from which it appears that for sew
cral weeks past there has been =
decrease from last year, although
the fact is generally conceded that
the grain product Of 1868 Largely
exceeds that Of 1867.
It seems to be . fair conclusion
from this state Of the grain market
that there will be large shipments
made to the Eastern markets later
in the season. The export demand
for grain will require larger guam
tity at the ports than can te sent
forward before the close Of naviga-
tion, and the natural result will be
that after the canals are closed the
railroads will do an unusually large
business in the transportation Of
-four and grain from the west to
New York.
The prospect of heavy receipts
from frei ght during the coming win
ter on the great through lines Of
railroad between Chicago and the
Atlantic coast is certainly very
good. The Michigan Southern.
Michigan Central. Lake Shore, New
York Central, Erie, Fort Wayne,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Gem
trail Railroads will in all proba bility
have larger earnings from transpor.
tation of -four and grain the present
season than in any previous year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13

AN ELOQUENT ExrRAcr.-Gen.
Grafton after generation have felt as
we now feel, and thcir lives we're as
active as our own. They passed
like vapor, while nature wore the
same aspect Of beauty as when her
Creator commanded her to be. The
heavens shall be as bright over our
graves as they are around our paths.
The world will have the same at
fractions for our offsprings yet un-
born IS she had once for our an-
cestors. Yet . little while and all
will have happened. The throb-
bing heart will be stihed and all
will be at rest. Our funeral will
wind its way, and then we shall be
left aloae in silence and darkness
for the worms. And 1t may be, for
q short time we shall be spoken Of.
but the things Of life will creep in
our names will soon be forgotten.
Days will continue to move on. and
sorgs will bc heard in tho room in