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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
Reply to "Just Married" in ssTimcs"
Of Oct Ober IS.

teply TO "Just Marr1ed" IN 0V1mcSS
of October IS.
GA newly married man is like one who
goes about as in dream" True, and
yet, of how little significance 10 him are
all his dreams, compared to those of the
newly-married woman, "with whom are
have the liveliest sympathy" She dreams
that from the bridal hour, each one no
longer lives for self, nor selfish aims, pur-
suits, or pleasures; that from hcncclorth,
their efforts, united, mutual, are to pro-
mote the happiness of each other. She
dreams that both hearts will blend in love
and forbcarance that his mind will re-
spond to her mind his spirit to her spirit;
that hand in hand, the greater ever hold
ing fast the lesser the physically weaker,
by womanly common sense guiding the
more Maynard spirit through the intricate
paths of welded life. She dreams, from
the hour in which the husband rejoices in
rife, he will never fail to b. true to his
manhood. true to the being who risks her
all of earthly bliss, by trusting in linn.
She dreams Of continuous love that shall
knit together their every thought and
feeling; of ripened confidence, an indie
scribablc felicity, an intensity of affection
enduring, Interchangeable. She dreams that
theirs at least, is union of hearts, that
no crosses, no infirmities, no toll, no
poverty shall ever impair; a union bright,
joyous and beautiful, that time shall
strengthen and eternity shall seal. She
dreams Of protector on whom she can
lean in her hours of weakness to whom
she can trustingly confide her petty an
noyanccs, assured of soothing words, en-
enlargement, praise, continued sympathy,
that sweetens every bitter, that proves the
''silver lining" to every lowering cloud.
She dreams that as years roll by, their
faith in each other will grow bri lighter,
their love become purifcd that together
they shall climb the hill Of life. together
descend into the valley Of death, together
enjoy. in the beautiful hereafter, the pre-
scncc Of that Infinite Wisdom and Love
that alone can rightly direct their steps
throughout their married lie.
Such are some Of the ':cmotions and
sentiments" that inspire the true girl
woman. l do not mean those "dawdling
young ladies who can neither make bread
to eat, nor clothes to wear, nor yet order
any household even Of only two; whom
an idle hand, pinEish check, or lolling
tongue have fastened to another, but beard
Ell fool. No, mean woman as God made
her, and meant her to be, the connecting
link between man and the angels. Would
that "Just Married and all men could
sound the depths Of "woman's thoughts,
before and after marriage: especially
after. Would that the newly married girl
could live on forever in her drcamland,
blissfully unconscious of the vast DIFF
ference between bridal dreams, and life's
rugged realities. Then would the Earring
and discord that so universally prevail,
come to an end. Then we should have
more of heaven in our homes, and soon
see the dawning of that blessed time,
when our homes would lead us on to
heaven. BRICHTLEpGE.
McGrcgor, Oct 3lst, 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

GAIT. JOHN Ericsson, of New York
city, Swedish gentleman of engineering
fame, the investor of the screw propeller,
the caloric engine, the little Monitor, sew
eral big Monitors, and many other won
dcrs, has invented solar engine, making
steam by force of the concentrated solar
rays. He has built three working engines,
which appear to be perfect success, and
he claims that his new system will change
the face Of the world for the better. The
business millionaircs OF New York are
enthusiastic over it. Mankind will some
day erect costly monuments to Ericsson.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
The Crisis Of Life.

After all that is said about the forma-
ton Of human habits, there is no period
of life at which old good habits may not
be lost, and new evil ones may not be
acquired. 1t is ''haId to teach an old dog
new tricks if the tricks are good ones !;
Eut if they are bad ones, the task is won
dcrfully facilitated. 1t has been said that
a mans character is formed when he is
grown, and he may be considered safe, if
he arrives at twenty-five, without exhibit
ing evil habits. There never was a more
unsafe rule. If q man trusts to the char
acter he has at twenty-one, or to the
exemplary habits he possesses at twenty
five, to carry him through life, he may
commit an irrcparablc error. Men often
learn to be dissolutc Or Incorporate after
they reach the zenith Of manhood, and,
indeed, somtimes, after their lives have
wancd far into the evening. Any one of
us can point to cases of persons who have
led strict, temperate and exemplary lives,
struggling hard and patiently with power
ty up to middle life, to become bibbcrs of
strong drink, carouscrs, negecters Of their
families, and drunkards, the moment for
tune smiled On their efforts and laid wealth
at their feet. There arc others who have
lost noble and good character with the
loss OF fortunes that could not begin to
measure their value. Adversities in bust
ness upset many good character after
forty great success in business upset
more, still, after that age. Perhaps the
period Of life most interesting to the indi-
vidual, is that between thirty and forty
for then the passions glow with mature
and mighty strength--then comes that
perilous experience Of sccpticism and dis
trust, in every life that is the real crisis,
and is full Of dancers--thcn come the
results, favorable and unfavorablc, of
business schemes that have been prosecut-
ed with iervid energy and absorbed atten-
tion-then comes the rich, ripe world, in
its materiality, in place Of tho romantic
and poetic vision our youth had pictured
it, and with it comes power and desire
to enjoy the rich, ripe world, such as is
never felt before or after. Many char
acter that was supposed to be formed and
solidifcd, is wrecked in this crisis, and
there are few Of us who do not trace the
hidden, CHASTITY scars which we bear to our
graves, to wounds received in conflicts of
this period. A man is never old enous IN
to be beyond the reach of bad habit, or
beyond the danger of losing a good one
81. Louis Home Journal.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

1t is said of Col. Ethan Allen that he
once attended church where minister
made an estimate, the result Of which was
that not more than one in two thousand
would be saved. On the announcement of
the result Allen took his hat and walked
out saying as he went
"Gcntlemcn, il any of you want my
chance you are welcome to it. 1t is not
worth staying for.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
NOTTCE!

OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, COUNTY OF CLAYTON. STATE or Iowa.
October 90, 1865.
To the cra Boards of School Directors, and whom
it may concern in the County OF Clayton and State
of Iowa.
Whereas, G. W. Cook, former Superintendent and
the undersigned did on the date set opposite the
several names herein given execute and deliver to
the following named persons, each certificate an-
thorZing the same to teach in the Public Schools OF
this County, and whereas upon due examination it
has been made to appear that the following named
persons in consequence of noncompliance with Chap
ter 4. Section ls of School Laws, longer en-
titled to retain the same.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the provision OF
Section 60, Chapter 1st OF the School Laws of the
State of Iowa. the said certificate of each of the fol
lowing named persons is hereby revoked.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
MI A IL II. I e ID:

At p du Chen, on Thursday, Oct. Goth, by Judge.
Vicle, GEoRGE COLBY, formerly of Clermont, N. H.,
ter Of John Lawson Esq. of Pleasant Ridge (ncar
McG) Clayton Co., Iowa.
We learn that VIELE did not sammer or blush on
solemnizing the interesting services aid that GEORGE
and lady stood the pressure with the courage heroes
May all the blessings they hope for along in due
and may the happy pair bear in mind the 2s,h
vcNee of Genesis, Chapter L!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

A San Francisco paper says: the work
Of removing the dead from the old Yerba
Bucna Cemetery is sill going on. 1t is a
melancholy reflection for a man, that after
he has been placed in the cold and silent
grave amid the tears Of his relations, he
will in all probability, be dug out, carted
of, and have its resting place converted
into Il lager beer cellar, where pretty wait
er girls abound and booty Teutons meet
to play checkers and dominoes."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

Bass & Elmendorf are receiving on
consignment a large supply of Ohio and
Michigan Fall and Winter Apples: also
several barrels of Sweet Cider. They
must be closed out soon at some price,
Call before going elsewhere.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
ORICINAL NoTTcE,

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY. In the District
Court, Clayton County, Iowa; January term, A. d.
1869.
W. H. Lytlc against J. " D. Benton. Sarah j. Benton
Louis Benton, Jr., Lilas NJ. Benton, Augustus
French, Thomas Updcgratf, +. Andres, George l..
Bass. L. Henke, l. H. Kramer, Strouse Il Rowe
Peterson &c Larsol and Rachael Benton.
To j. V. d. Benton, Sarah }. Benton, Louis Benton
Jr.. Liliias NJ. Benton, Augustus French, Thomas Up
dcGrati, +. Andres, George l.. Bass, f. ucnke, L. L.
Kramer. Strouse Rowe, Peterson f Larson and RAJ
chae Benton, Defendants. You hereby notified
that there is now file petition by said Plaintiff,
W. H. Lyle, i'll the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF said Clayton County, Iowa, claiming of you
the foreclosure of Mortgage. N, personal claim is
made against the defendants Augustus French Tho
mas updegraf 4. Andres, George l.. Bass, +.
llenke, L. l.. Kramer, Strouse Rowe. Peterson
&c Larson and Rachael Benton: and that unless
you appear thereto and defend, before of the
second day of the next Term of said Court comm
ing the 18th day of January, 1862 default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered thereon
Dated this 4th day of November. 1868.
W. III. LYLE. Plaintiff.
REUBEN NOBLE, Pln's Atty.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

Successful, because of Superior Merit.
Mrs. >. A Aliens Improved (ne,o syle)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle.
Every Druggist sells it. Price one Dollar.
$40 lin
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

There is man in Danbury, CT, who
was divorced, married again, and who ap,
piled for a second divorce within four
weeks.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

Sror YOUR HAlR-Frem falling out, by
the use of ''Barrett's Hair Restorative
the Premium article.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

A man was garroted in the streets OF
Boston, the other night, and robbed Of all
ne possessed his naturalization papers.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

Drs, G.. II. & A. O. Hunt have removed
their Dental Office over Church & Bid
wells
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

Drs. c.. ii. & A. O. Hunt have removed
their Dental Office over Church & Bid
wells.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
New advertisements,
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing between the
firm of Williams G Fox, Prairie du Chen, Wis.,, has
this day boon Dissolved by mutual consent. AL I'M
settled business of the firm will be presented the
Hotel Office to +. WILLIAMS who will hereafter be
proprietor Of the house
J.F. WILLIAMS.
W.D. FOX.
Dousman House, Prairie du Chen, Wis,
Oct, 2qiI 1858.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
Nill Maehinery-Mill Stones,

Spindles, Curbs, IIoppcrs, Stands Shoes, DaglSeIs
&c. Smut and Bran cleaners, Scparators, Mill Pecks,
Cups and Bel,ing.
Dufonr Co.'s Old Dutch Anchor Boiling Cloths,
Extra and Extra Heavy and Double EX ira Heavy.
Patentee of the North Western Turbine also agent
for the LEFFEL WHEEL All letters addressed to
McGrcgor or lansing, Iowa. 6l2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
w. Il. BLACKMEE.
Mi||Wright & Draughtsman

Plans, Specifications and Estimates made on short
notice.
Steam and Water Mills built on contract or other
wise to suit.
Will furnish from the best Manufacturers all classes
Of
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
FOR SALE.

The property known the White Springs Water
ing place with seven lots: buildings well suited for
hotel purposes, large barns, granres and 4s feet of
open shed with rack and manager the entire length,
belong to the premises. A large column of water
flows into tank at the door making it of the
best watering places west of McGregor ard the most
durable hotel property west Of the Mississippi river
Also twenty seven acres of land situated on til >
Garnavillo road 4 miles from McGregor 1t is all
level land, well watered and could be made good
democratic location.
One hundred and sixty acres of land lying 1
miles east of Ekader good farming land, mostly tim
ber with good running water.
My residence in the city of McGregor including
three lots. The house is good one and well en-
closed 1t has spring water brought to the door by
pipes and thence the street for the of
watering teams. The yard is we'll shaded with nice
black walnut trees.
Water runs FREE to AID and
no tax!
Will sell any part or all Of the above described
property cheap for cash or will take in exchange
horses and wagons in part payment for some of the
property. Apply TO OF address
JAS S, sTURTEyANT.
McGreSor, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04
SEED SOWER,
and Cultivstor.

The "R0WELL" is improved for 1860 in every par
tcu,ur. and rs COMPLETE IMPLEMENT for SOW
ing and ''cultiyatins in" small grain,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-04

In testimony whereof have hereunto subsc ribet
my name this 10th day of October. 1863.
". A PRESTON,
County Superintendent,
Clay County.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22
Zine abte KepubliFansrin.

Dem st 9ouiS Oemcfrat" er5dbIen ipir fol-
9enbe crbaulide 9egebenbct na6
Maipr g. q. Gpans bate i'm bori9en SuIi in
bem Sofe Dor ieiner gSobnung in 8olIa cinen
tlcinen, ibrnen Sabnenitof auf9epfanSt all ipel'
diem cine Sla99e init ben Snldriftcn: ,,Srant
MlcGmrg" nnb ,3egeritimmrcdt" aufse5ogen
ipurbe, nit einem Sabncnbanoc oaS Bcrt Sort
Ibritt'' entbaltcnb Son Ct 9ouiS mar am leb-
ten Oicnfag cine 8anbc bon cinigen 200 Ntann
auS9eI6ift iporben, tpe6e gc9en cine Scr9fltln9
BON SO per Sag ben Sluftra9 baben in Der Se>
gcnb Osmonltrationen" tu MAIDEN. Fin
Cine Nbtbeilung bieer bempfratiiden Sitter
bielt Dor bcm Softbore beS Wtaior GbanS unb
crtdrte, in belIen Nbpeienbeit, icner Srau, baB
bic Glaaae ibre iinb anberer bcmofraiii6 9eInn-
ten ghrger @efilbIe pericbe unb bcrabgenom>
men pcrbeu mfile obcr iie pcrbc Seritbrt ipcr-
ben.
Die Sntpcrt, peIde Srau @bans-cine fleine
ctlpa 107 Yfmb ipiegenbe 6ral-bie nit ibrcn
&inbern allcin Inn oaue lebte, ba ibr @bemann
,ur Gcu9reB, gonbention in g8al6in9ton abpe>
Ienb war ben @itsIiebern bieler ificliden &it-
tcrl6aft crtbciIte, sin9 pabin iie perbe bic Slag>
ae nft bcrabneblneiI, unb ipenn bic Serren llln
beS IeIbIt Al tbun, in ben t0of tdmen, 10 ipbrbcn
iie ,,cnigcn Sroubel" babcn ibre Slagge fcnnte
ibnen nidt anit6Bi9sr isin, as ibr Der Serrsn
@cbeul fir Seiferion Sapi5 iei" Sdrauf le9tcn
iid) bic Serien aufS 4arlamentiren sic cr-
fIdrtcn Der Erau GbanS baB, ipcnn ic bic Sla99c
bcruntcrjieben unp paS SScrt ostcgtr>Stmm'
rc6t" ubnsbmeh ncllte, bic Sa9gc ipieber auf>
sec9cn werpen f6nnte unb Iic ni6t peiter be-
lditi9t iperben iolIte Die slntport Der tleincn,
tapfcrcn Srau Iautete pann bon &euem: :, Benn
bic 6u99e bcrllntrr tcmmt, 10 icll iie sanS berun>
| tcrtommcll."
abcr bic SIa9se fam nidt berintcr. 6rall
Grams blieb ben @eit beS Sages, bic Slag9e i'm
sluae bcbaltcnb, am Seniter iBcll, slemanb ibr
CUR Sctc, dIS-ibre &nber unb-ibrcS Mannc6
8cbcIbcr. G6 ipar ibr iebod Na6ridt BON ein>
i9cn lcDalcn 9flr9ern Der Stabt ,u9etommcn,
baB iic auf ben crItcn S6uB 5u ibrcr Soilfe berD
bCieilen ipiirbcn. Die OeInctratcnbanbe ipa9tC
cs iebob nidt, sS barauf anfommen 5u laiitn,
ic battcn senug. s6 iudr binreidenb fir ie, baf
ibre tdpfere @cgnerin elmer camille angebbrte,
fpel6e brci Srilber (Gopitdn @ccr9e lieutenant
ScnrD unb @apr slnbD Srcecr) in bic llnicnS'
armcc 9eibift ....-r
@bre Der braben 8cpublitancrin, bic manbenl
0anue Gin lcubtcnpeS @eilpie 9c9ebcn, bar
man Ii6 tcincr unwfirbi9en Sorberun9 nnr
9rcbun9 fG9en unb lein gutcs &e6t bertbeibiscll
Ioa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22

linen oina Gin @oorenporratb i'm @srtb bon 8
sRiQionCn Dollars bcrloten. 60 iptit man bio
sum %. SluguIt in 2ima pernpmmcn, iparo Der
@eruif all @cni6enIeben In gang 4cru anf stipa
1900 peranl6ld9t
sIud auf ben Gbinda Snien unb in ben Stdo'
ten Sea uno YiIco auf bem benadbarten 6elt'
laub bat bas Grbbeben groBen S6aoen pernr'
latt Sn Sea itiir6Cn mcbr alS bisrbi9 Sduer
juIummcll, ipObci 3pblf @enldcn INNS 9ebsn ta'
men. -. I
Gbili-9a6 Grbbebsn bat aud Gbili beim.
aeluHt, bod in bel 8eitem nidt 70 pcrctrbli6er
S8ciIc pie Yrru unb ECUADOR sIm mcltcn ideint
bic Stabt Saleabuano geliitsn 5u babsn.- Tin
neun llbr slbenbS am IA Nuguit ipilrtc man ba,
lclbl brei @rb6Be, unb Der 5peite berlelbcn re9tt
paS @ecr 10 irrdtbur auf baB CO pIDBlib tburm'
bod anItieg uno il6 in eincr un9ebcurtn Stlr5'
,pcIlc auf bic Stabt iparf Gum @lhf bdtte BIZ
9cprlFtrun9 out bier bic s9arnnn9sanjeider
beS brobcnben rlnbels 9enlertt uno beim sritei
StoB bate Ie iif ibreffenerfhlIt anf oiebendd)
bartcn So6Den 9efThtet, bon pc aus iie nann De
@srnidtun9 ibres Gi9entbumS onrb ben grail
lcnpcn 6tinb julsben muBtcn. Sao barall
ldoS bic 98cae git berielben Soefti9tcit, init DC
iis getommen. ipieDer 3uriif unb nabm bic Sodlft
Der Stabt nit iid inS @ccr, pdbrellb Der iebs
seblrbene She'll fV unbepcbnbar ipar. %
8erluIt ipirb auf $500, 900 bel dnldlagt Wten
lben iino ieood) nid)t ungefommcn O.. l.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22
lIniere MnSG6ten.

gBenn man bic 9erid)te lieBt bic ans alien
SbeiIen bc5 StaatcS eintrefcn, ipe entl6icoen
llnb mafIenbaft bic 9iirgcr ibcral ibre poIitlde
NRenung duSipre6en, unb mic beltimnlt iie ii6
fir bic 4artei erfldren bic allein i'm Stanbe 1T
baS 2anb 5u bem SSoblltanbc uno @ebcibcn 3u'
rid bu fhbren ju ipelder leine SrbdltniBe eS
bcre6ti9en, 10 ipcrben. all6 bel benz Nen9ltlids
itcn, Der piclcid)t bis teBt nod 3pcifel biniidt"
lid beS MuSfalsS Der 8abl in unlcrem Siaate
gebe9t, bielelbsn l6ipinben. Die nngebeure
WtaiIenperlammlun9 peIbe lcbtcn Sienitas in
4babelpbia ab9ebaltcn ipurbc, ioipie bic 5abl'
rcden, In alien Sbcilsn bes StaatcS tattfnpcn>
ben WaBenbemcnitraticncn, 5ei9en bclltlid, baB
baB free 8of beS alten SdluBItein StaateS
nidt umlonlt feline SDbne nb lcine S6dbe ouf
Dem SIltar bcS SatcrlanpcS 9cppfcrt bat, unb bab
cS nidt ipiacnS lit, ben 6einbcn unIcrcS 9cliebs
ten 2anbcS baS 5uSu8CltcbCn, fhr ipel6eS mir
Sabre lang 9etdmpft
9Sc ans YenniDlbania, 10 lautcn aud agS al>
len iibri9cn Staaten bic Na6ri6tcn fir bic 8e>
publitauer 9initi9 Die 9roBcn Staatsn bcS
gScItcnS, iperben nit itartcn Mebrbcitcn fir
Grdnt unb GoIfar 9ebcn, Ioipie Stem 0prf, ipr
bic rlnionSpartci boaitdnoi9er uno beiler or9d'
niIirt 1T, al6 iie eS icmalS gcipclcn. sIud in
gtcu SerieD madt bic quite Sa6c 9rcBe unb cr'
freulitc ScrtIdritie unD 1T ale sSabrlGeinIid'
tsit porbanben baB Dieier Staut fir @rant unr
Golfay 9cpcnnen ipiro.
Su6 ans man6en SioIi6en Staatsn erbal-
ten mir crfreulide Gu6ri6tcn, Defenders auf
Norb Carolina, mo bic Grtldrung bes Sberrid.
ter Yeorlou filr Grant unb Gofar Bunber tbut
gSaS bic ilbri9cn 8cbellcn Staatcn tbun ipcr.
ben, fam Dem freien @olt beS SlorbenS 9Ieib'
9hlti9 icin, ipenn iib bic &cbcacn nibt gut auf.
filbren, 10 ipiro man l6on @tttcl uno gSc9t
fnben, iie 5ur Srbnung ,t bringen
60 Icbcn ipir alIo, baB unIere NuSiidten bcr
alien Scitcn crfreuli6 iinb. @eben mir mi
6reuben all bic Srbcit, unb laBet unS nibtS 81
pid lein, 10 baB tpcnn in Iobcmbcr Der &
ppriber unb Der Sie9 crrnn9en 1T, ipir auSrI'
lien tOunsn: aud ipir babcn ba5u bci9etragen
bielen gcrrei6en Sicg 5u crringen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22
1aeprrfrntatipe erpablfr
Rspublikanifbts GauntD-Ti&ft.

Sir GcnsreB:
Gapt, 6. ST. 8reitenba6, Nprristpipn.
Sir bic @clcb9ebun9
@iltiam s.. Gjlacr, Spn Gata1 1auqua.
Daniel .. Spnes, Slatinston.
Sir @cbhfSs@idter
Samuel s. Siitlcr, ppn !Seibelbers.
Sir S6criff: -
gBalter 8. Seip, BON Nllcntctpn.
Sir 9i7ritt.SnpaIt:
William s.. Dsidler, BON Illentptpn.
Sir &cccrbcr:
Wi(liam s. 6aineS, bon Illentptpn.
Sir GauntDs sGcmmiiioncr:
Spnas 8ern, bon Wa1hingtpn.
Sir sIrmensSircctpr
Spfepb @aumer, BON Sbere0lilfprb.
Sir GauntD.2anbmeiier:
@bwarb 8obler, BON Storbwbiteball.
Sir Nubitor
s 3bepbpre 8. Green, Don 6pfenpauqua.
Sir SrultceS
gBilliam 9. ypuns, fen., Naentppn.
SO. SO. WeaSfr l, bp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22
3ur Sead,tuna.

Die ,.0. 8 Sreic 3etun9" legt alien Den.
ieni9cn, ipcld)c @eb in elmer e parbant be-
ponrt, ober ibr Z c b c IL uno ibr / en- J. I'm
IN irgenb einer Gompdgnic perIibert ober @eb in
irgcno elmer Der statonalbanfen baben,- ,-Sur ge.
ber,i9un9-fcl9cnpe Z y a ia d en- Dor:
IL. Die pdrban ten unlereS 9anocs ba>
ben nod cficieuem Scrid)t nid)t peniaer olS 25S
MiQionen Dollars in 8cr Staatcn 9onbS oil.
aec0t. sillo fur 258 Niilioncn Dollars, bic
Gparpfe nm { Der ,,tleinen 2eutc", Der
Nrbeittr, Witipen nb g8dlen, baben unIcrc
Gparbdnfen Resicrln9Sbon sctauft, i'm c.
zen Scrtrauen baB bicie sroBe, itoIjc unb rsibs
slution bieie ScnbS gem iilenbaft einlOlen
inb bic bcrlpro6rncn 3inicn IN c NIB II
be5ablcii iperbe
g8enn biele 9onoS cntpcrtbct, pbcr nit ipertb>
loicn Yapcrfeben bejablt pcroeri, ipic bic b M
Dtrati 6c Yartci-oie Rebellen be8 Shbenb
lien, oann ipcrben bunoerttaulenbe bon sIr-
britsrn, gSittiprn uno sBoien nm ibr sIleS be-
itober
80 L. 2eben-unb Seuer gerIibernnsS. 8eIca.
i6dftcn Srlits s9ompagnien, 9ogeu, ,e. baben
fiber 200 Miaionen Dollars in Ser Staatcn
8onoS an9elcst b. b. biele SonbS iinb ibr Ser.
m69en unb bic Si6erbcit filr bic in reien Sc
ieaf6aften gerIdcrtcn. ''' l''~ -.s ~,
3. Die Rationalbanfen beiiken SC
aicrunaSbcnbS im Sctrdgc bon $50 Nlillionen
Dollars. SIR ale Slcien9cli, ibcld, in birIer
Banfen 8elb beponrtcn bIcbcn pisle 9cnbS Biz
Si6erbrit
Oas finb Z botlu6cn aIic bcnIt bariber
nod !"
Su6 ipir cmpfebIen ben SetrcHenocn beis
Yunite anf baS snscIegcntIi6fe.! B. ID, i
d.