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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-23
TAXES! TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the Ia,
~ Diphcs'e Tor 1868 will be IN The hsp.s
I"' ne County Treasurer for collection on ,hs
'o'h day OF October nsx,. and Tor the pur.
pose o. collecting lie sumo. he will attend
:" bis che, ~ Jssoer, during business hou,s
'rcm he 18Th Of November '68, until the 81
Mpnday ~ Apr' 1869
The tx ~ 1868, on each one hundred
DOLLARS v"ius'i"n i, far State 90 cents aud
90 cents poii; County 90 cents aud so cent?
poll; s h""I rs cents and so cents poll:
Srk'ng Fund 20 cents, Poo, Asylum 8 its
Military Fund 80 cents and so cents poil
TOWNSHIP RATES ARE As Follows
Co'umbis- lt.nd 10 cent. Township Is
pscial Scho"i 25 cute and 25 cents poll.
linrbson- Road 10 cents, Special schoo I
20 cents aud rs ren'- noIl.
ihb,dge- Rosd 10 cents, Townsbia lO
cents. Special school % cents and so Gem.
pol
III ll-Rosd 10 cents. Township 10 cents.
Sper'al scho"I 20 cr"rs and 50 cents poll.
Pa'eka-R I'D 10 cents, Township 81
ren'.. Speciai School 10 cents aud Is cents
pph
Ferdnnnd-R,st Is cents, Township 81
GEMS aud 30 cents pol; Special school 25l
cents aud % cents poll
Town "t jasper Rpsd Is cents, Specis,I
scnoo, 20 cents and 80 cents poll.
Town OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
renia.
The Tex on Dogs /. NJ follows: All
D'g' over The oce OF six mouths, o. the l.,
1hy o. last j nnuary 20 wit: One Do 81 4
he second Dog So, nId 81 on. SIu's or
Bnchrs 81. The above j. t. Apply 10 al
Digs Owned or harbored hy any individual,
N he 1t OF January. 1868
Trxes can be paid ia Geld ond Silver
D. > Treasury Legal Tender, and Na'i0uoi
Bath Notes
WILLIAM BRETT ID C.
o. 8 l86S-4v
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Extra Special Notice.

beware OF C"un'erieiis! Smuh's Tonic
Syrup bns been coun,erieiied. and the com
t"reiter brought ~ grief
SNITH'S TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article aust hive DR.. J,hL
BuH's private stamp on each hoi,le. d.
ohm Bull only has the right 10 manufacture
and sell The original John SMITHS Tonic
syrup o. Louisville. Ky. Exrmine wei
'he label on eoch boitle. / nv privs,
-'amp l. no, on The bottle, do not pur,bas,.
~ yon will be deceived. See my coIuma adj
'erlisemeDt. and nv show card. iwillprus
cute any one infringing on nv right. The
,enn'ne s'ni'fs Tonic Syrup can only b,
prepared by myself
The publc's servant,
Louisville kg. DR ions Hrry
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Are made strong by the OF either ,heas remcdaa
fail y "~'
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated IN the
hnnds OF the proprietor but space will allow OF the
b believed
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NEW STOCK OF LADIES
SHOES.
MEN s BOOTS AND suooEs MADE TO ORDER
PETER NOHR

PETER NOHR
SOUTH MAIN ST oPPvsrrE KHAus Ho-rI
Az Just received a veil assorted sno
= xc'i'en' s'ock oi Ladies' and chi,drsps
Sh''s 81 all WRITES, TO which he invite
he attention Of The Pubic Hi. stock was
All made 10 order. and warranted, aud is N.
oes' IN the market.
lie IL NJ y u times prepared 10 max. o.
repair Mems or Bows wear. with The hes,
snd On The most reasunsbIe term.
Give me call. ~ I nm determined 10 80,
good ~ork IN mote reasonable terms Than
b. had "'se~h - in This o.ighb"rhn"d
O'. w. lS6S-6n p NOHE
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Dire Necessity knows no Law

4 WING 10 the 'hs'd times caused bv b4
- Bpndh"lders taking rhc peoples gnlu,
ard gsi r"'hinr In r.,n,n the undersipu.
ID ~ obliged Ia have some Grsenbsck,,, and
'h"rsiore g,ves notice 10 all who 1--WE COS $
Or Fees in the Clerks ufiice Of Dubois coun
~ 10 come forward nd p,y tn. sam. b,
the first 81 lsnnsry. 1850 or he will be
obliged To issue Fee Bin. 'or them. Guar.
dians ard Administrators are usr,icul,r,,
requested 10 pay up. Come on, friends. ana
ssvs cos,s.
n. A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk.
Oc'. 2 '68 3o
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27

w A NTED.-TeacherS. Students, and
w other intelligent men aud women, in a bust
nesspaying 800 to $500 per month"; according to abb
lily. For Particulars address Zeiger McCurdy Co.
Lombard Block, Chicago, Ill t4sm
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27
The Debt and who Caused 1t.

The Copperhead candidate for Presi
dent, in his letter of acceptance, is un-
scrupulous to say;
The hours of toll of our laborers are
heightened by the cost of living made by
the direct and indirect exactions of gov
eminent. Our people are harrassed by
the heavy ard frequent demand of the
tax gatherer -
Had he been candid and truthful he
would have added that the increased ''ex-
actions of the government are rendered
necessary by the expense incurred in put
ting down rebellion of his own party.
One OF his competitors for the Presiden-
tiai nomihahon-Chief Justice Chase
m his charge to tbs grand jury for the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27
The Chicago Tribune saws: The siam

The Chicago Tribune says: The STAN
pede of Conservatives from the Demo-
cratic ranks is no more than might have
been expected after the nomination of
Seymour and Blair. Men of cautions no.
litical tendencies do not propose to lend
their aid to another rebellion, and do not
like the company of traitors, who have
thus far made the most noise on the
Democratic side of he struggle For
such men there is No possible alternative
but that Of adhesion to the Republican
ticket. The issS:e is broad and simple
The Tammany ticke5 means obstinate
disloyalty, renewal of the rebellion, over
throw Of the National Government, and
final destruction of the Union, followed
by the re-establishment of slavery in the
southern half of the country and general
inauguration ofbarbarism. The Union tick
etmeans uncompromising loyalty, the com
pletlon OF reconstruction, the full devel-
ment OF the resources of the nation, with
liberty and equal justice to all men, white
and black. debtors and creditors. Be-
tween these alternatives, truly conserva-
tive men will not long hesitate. The
example of the Maryland Conservatives,
and of many others who have renowned
Democratic affiliations declare for Grant
and Colfax, will be followed by great
numbers all over the country. Thou
sands who may not announce their inten
tons in advance will quietly deposit Re-
publican ballots on the Sd of November
rather than sanction the Ku-Klux spirit
of the Blair Seymour party. The mana
gers of the new rebellion will learn to
their cost. what it seems the war did not
teach them, that the more sensible men of
their own party are not prepared to assist
In hosting again the Confederate flag.
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-Vallandisham saws tho NawV

-Vallandigham says the New-York
Convention was ''imbuea with the spirit
which went forth on that natal morn when
Christ was born" The operations of
that spirit are described on unquestion-
able authority in these words:
Then Herod was exceeding vrotb
and sent forth, and slew all the children
that were in Bethlehem, and in all the
coasts thereof, from two years old and
under"
Imbued Nth the spirit, the New Y ork
Convention chose as their candidate the
friend of the men who roasted young
orphans in 1868, and the man whose only
claim to nomination was in his proposal
to iuaugurate another revolution at the
South if the Tammany ticket is elected.
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The Round Table. literary Dem

The Round Table, a literary Demo
cratic sheet, of New York, which talks
to the more intelligent men of the party,
has an article entitled 1.-The Democratic
Blunder, in which it says:
The nominations Seymour and Blair
have been great disappointment to
great numbers is not to be disguised =
The conviction is prevalent that, let the
platform be whatit may, this is a ticket
tnat cannot De elected. But the plat
form itself is also disappointment. As
regards the finances its denunciations are
dishonest
The article, after urging the policy of
third party movement concludes.
If our estimates are correct, Mr.. Sew
nlour, as the case stands, has no chance
at all. He would have nothing else but
possibly something more in the event of
the nomination of Mr.. Chase by an indie
pendent convention
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27
The nroprietorS of tho Radon. Rode

The proprietors of the Baden Baden
gambling hell sustained heavy losses at
the beginning of July, in consequence of
the extraordinary luck which an old lady
from England had at the roulette table.
She won in FIVE Gays nearly hundred
thousand forms; and then, instead of los
ing it again, as the proprietors of the hell
had fondly hoped, she went to banking
house, bought a draft for the whole
amount, and left the place.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27

Ths Lake City Leuder has large and rapidly in
creasiDg circulation and is the best and chepest ADJ
vertlsing medium in Southern Minnesota
Address all communications relating to adyertsino
10 PERKINS McMASTER
h-n Lake City MINI
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27

The Alabama Legislature adjoured
without acting on Governor Smith s veto
of the bill changing the mode Of choosing
Presidential electors. Thebill, therefore,
failed as it deserved to.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27

N PROBATE I'M anifOwOcC Co. Court
Il In the matter oil the estate of Matthias Holbeck
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Margaret
Bohman, of Franklin, representing among other
things, that Matthias Hobeck late OF franklin on the
Fifteenth day of November, A. D. 1867 at Franklin
died intestate leaving goods chattes and with
in this State and that the said petitioner widow
of said deceased. and praying that administration of
said estate be to John Strohfed granted it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge this
Court, Monday, the Sth day of June A. D. 1865 at
10, O'clock A. Nj, at my office in said County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given the
heirs of said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior TO said day of hearing in the Mnitowoc
Tribune, weekly newspaper published at Manitowcc
in said County. GEO. W. BARK Err, County Judge
Dated at Manltowoc, the 10th day of May AID. 1868
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27
Wonderful Discovery in Telegraphy

heAA DiSOVtCIy
From the Bolivar (Tenn.) Bulletin, 15thl
For months past we have longed to Law
before the public the fact that most
wonderful discovery had been made in
the art OF telegraphlng by two of our
low-citlzens, George NJ. Dugan, of
Booker Ford, and Colonel Coleman, of
Memphis, and shall now proceed to
record what we have seen in operation at
the telegraph Office in this place for weeks
past. The discovery made does away
with all the jars and fluids heretofore
used In telegraph offices, and current of
electricity sufficiently strong for all pur-
poses Is drawn from mother earth by
means OF one sheet of copper, and one
sheet of zinc, which are buried to the
depth of two feet, and having about four
inches of earth between them To the
copper plate wires are attached, and the
current thus procured seems inexhaust-
able. The operators at the telegraph
Office here long since dispersed with fluids
of all kinds, and every message sent from
Bilvar now is recorded by an instrument
which receives its power from the buried
battery, and which consists of nothing
but one sheet of copper and one of zinc
The inventors have applied for patent,
and it is hoped that their prayer will be
speedily answered, as this discovery of
theirs is destined to work most wonder
ful change in the art of telegraphing.
Hereafter we shall endeavor to give full
and complete account of this truly won
derful discovery, and are proud to say
that to Hardeman County belongs the
credit. Those who doubt the truth of
what we have releated can go to the de-
pot and see for themselves; as the bat
terry is in full and constant operation, and
has never failed to do all and even more
than Il, the old costly jars and fluids can do.
This invention will save thousands of dol
lars to the telegraph companies, and is
destalned to become universally adopted
on account of its cheapness and dura-
bility.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-27
TRIUMPHANT IN 500 CONTESTS!I
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PRIZE
MOWERS AND REAPERS!

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1867.
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Pronounced by all who have used them be
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SO. 54.-gine tsrrliGe qctte, 80 5us In Ser
8ronte an @temfrabe. tsi lis 5ue tiff; gete'
ssn nuf Der fieIiGsn Ssite Der Gtswilra6s. ;wl.
16sn bet 5ttn unb 6itn
glo 59.-3p,i pradtpout Gotten, 60 ;5ad
In Der 5rcntr unp 230 Sup tisf; ss!tBen a Dtr
Giltnsn Seits psr 6ten Srabt, swii6sn Der Gbtw
unD 6'Oreen Ste fnO srape NILE er~iiorbt NIT
Sbatdumrn bepIan,t, 70 ipit auG 6rnubsugantn
unb lng cut nit &ustfdntn prristsn. uno fo III
pas VHaAtt Dor sritsv Site. 99ereen wc9lfstl
rGtduft
Nc. 60.-@ine tcrrliAe ;rstFGdiats badiein
nne pripat Uotnuns, an bsr 9ten Strafe. swie
ften ter 2ittr.p SsraBs unb Maub Gtust gpt.
nue.. Sauptsaus "a ts 80 5ub; SsdAe unb
&Biluen 16 bet SO 5ub nit einrr bpppsttfn
pcr&. Drsi sf1e @dls gtferne, G5rdm Staa,
26 tst 26 5uB, nit 7 Qder grtbssren, siner s}rrs
fhiehcnbsit ppn JruGtbdumsn In gutsr Orb
nung. s2irb ppblfsif prfauft unb bic 8eotns>
unesn 7no fsi6t.
glc 62.-@In 3psia5distss. NIT @6isfsr dee
bfdtss, tadlsinrnes Wcbnlaus. neu sstaHt. am
IdD' 'Slltden Ode bsr 9tan uno 6jurpon gtrabi-
eotte 90 bh l30-wlrb potlfsIt serfaufs.
80. So. = Gin ;tpda5dgtss badilsintsnss
gGptntaus, t8 bel 80, NIT elmer sInRGdgien
5ramfdde, II BEL 5 ansstaut. sslsssn ouf cer
BeRfsi!e Ger 8tsn Strabc, spilden Der Gunner
unb Gbew. StFb ant fen aprit 1868-irirb
biqis perfauft.
Nc 64.-@Iu sUrtrsffid'e ;ptIliSdistss bod
lteinefhes gBobnbaus. 5aupttaus % BEL 30,
nit elmer ansstausn snsta5dlsten Ride II Del
20, unb elmer Suppeltsn 9UrG-it5n asfseen auf
bsm 9iorbGlliGen Gde ser 8tsn unb Chem Stt ;,
uno seeisnet fir @elfdftstwrde, NIT sinsr Ser.
1aisbenteit bon StatGGmm unb 3rautturanftn.
Nc. 65.-Gtn fa,Gnes smsif5dIetes bodifein.
srnes Wotntaus. 5aupttaus 20 BET %, JeiiHe
Ia Eel 18--f66n selesrn auf ttr baltten Seite
Der 8sn Gtrabe, ,wifd,sn Der Gtew unb @ortpn
---itsu sstaut. unb ipirb ipotIfsit prfauft.
s. D 5000, e. . Tube.
Sanuar %. naiS
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6atfuirtb- Dfdfet.

e,iS ben 1iten Mdr5 iprD unItr Srennb unb
9cfd0igc uno enersidc @aitipirtb Sor. &alentin
Beaper, Due bieiise ,,Apler Sootel" peraiIell,
nnp iif ipcgen' geidipddten @eIunpbe lin.
itdnben, fir cine 3eitIang in oaS Nripatleben
5urilf,ieben. Gin 0r Soften elm, bon
SertS GauntD, piro feline Steae 5ur ndlnlidcn
3et cinnsbmeu, unb bic @eibdfte perben bann
5utilnitlib bon Sieger nnb $ often Il in
fort9eieBt, unb eS ioa unS frcnen 5u b6ren, bu5
lie 70 rcdt quite 8cidGite MADDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
Pin ld,Sntr Dorrafb

Nm leBten Sreitdg bicItcn II Shlitten. &C.
fhat nit ..9uten Oingen" unb msnitli-
d,eu 0cfbSpfen. Dor Der 8obnung bes Gbrip
0rn. " atb. an Der 6tsn StraBc. cbcrbab Der
Surner, in picier Stabt, all = inb natbem all
Der Sbhre bes Gbrip. Serrcn asflopft ipar unb
ulal geIuncen bate baB CT 81 Sauie iti--bes
aann man bic as ufrn . a 6en." bon alien
Hrten, in eas Soaus Su tra9en, iold)e aI5 4orf
sShrftc. gnt @runobeersn, Saner, II. t. in. -
SSir eriHbrtu ipdter eaB bic geridenter. Bilrser
BON Nieser- Sauccn, uns WtitsIiebcr Der @er
Iueinbe beS Gbrtp orn Matb, bon Daidbit
ltien. unb Ourb beieS s8obi,poIIcn brc 2iebe iilr
ibren 4rebiaer ,u be,en9en pGnidten S.err
Matb ipar Icbr ibtrraldt, nno nahocm cr icinen
6reuuoen fiir pa6 iIberbrddte ber,lid gebanft
bate, btsab li6 bic 0eeaibaft ipieber auf pen
Socimtpeq
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6onartf uno Bcfesaebuna a

Sn beien 9eieBsebenpen &Grpan 1T in sSiri'
lihtet in Der lcBtcn 9Sobe nid)t6 bon crbebIibcr
gSihtigttit absebanbeIt iporben Ood baben
mir baS Wibtigfte in tleinen Sdben ange3ei9t- =
unb ba uns bic Armcnbdn6 8efnung 10 biel
8anm cinnabm, bic alIgelueinen ScrbanbIungen
bic ib auf anpere 9anoeStbcle be5ieben, ipc99e>
alien.
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Sefentli6e 8enbu.

2(uf Sreita9s Den 2Sifen Sebruar, 1868.
Inn 10 llbr @prmittagS, ioacn am Sanie leBbin
beS perIt6rbencn 6 lid6 9 dercr, in Silb>
g9beitbaa Sdunlbip, Sc6a GauntD, nabc 8cn>
ncrSpiac, folgenoe 0Httr, anf SffcntIifcr @cnou
pcrfauft perbcn, ndnllid)
n 3nci 4ferbe cabon zines ein bnn-
Rls.g@akS tclbrauncr Ssidbrgcr auS9eScibutter
49, Srcibsaul einfab cher bopprlt, 2
Slild1Iiibc Gin 8iub init GdIb bis 5rr 8cnbu,
G Sd)peinc 5pei rabon 3udtibpcinen, Sd)afc,
ein 3pcigd -8agen, GingdulS> >gSa9en, init
2anncn unb Sebiel, l SpringSipa9cn, l Sal,
ngtopwagcn 10 gut ipie nell, l SasplbIittcn 10
Qut 0IS uti l Sool5I6Iiten. l Sctt SenIeitern
nit S6cmt, 2 Yfligc, G99c, l sScIi6tcrn-
Ggsr, l Sctt Yanliee ee@eidirr, 9intcr9eidirre,
2 EliC0cnntbc Sattd unb 3aum, 0rcltmalbia
nc ltnb Yieroe9eipalt, SSnbmilblc 10 gut aS nelt,
/ Strobbanf Gin poaitdnbi9cS Sdmieb9eidbirr,
Gin outer S6lefltcin, Sperr- unb &ilbtttttu. 0cu,
unb Wiif9abeIn, ungcfdbr 100 Yflmb Sldttcr-
Sabat 20 4fuub 9cbtbcIter 6IdbS, 100 Nic9cI
unb 4ioiteu, cine Ypt goarb, 0en nnb ySelb-
fcrndub 4fan5. .@ruubbeereu 9robrS, gRilds
ld,ronf 0cboftn, 3 Scttcn unr Scttldbcn, Gin
@oabctt Slide unb Stibc, @auS llbr, fup'
fcrne unb anptre &eBcI, SdBcr, Stdnncr, l
Stofantbe Der 2ed)0 GauntD Nferbau Selells
Id,aft, 6rud,tldft. cine Sdmal,preBe, unb nod
pitle oupere Arttcl III umtdnbIib ju ulcotn.
Die @cNingmacn am &crtdnfStdgc unb gluf-
ipdrtllng bon
Den Grben.
Sanuar %. 1868 uQ6S
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s%9 elpis g III itb, @iq, bon bieier Stabt
botte ain IeBten Scnncritag, abcno auf ieincm
S,impese, caS llngiIf anf einem eiligcn Sei>
tenlpeg 5u fallen, nnb tin gein jn brebsn, Gr
lit unter Der Sebanblung be6 Or y. ". 4alm,
Der geeentt bn ba!b ipieoer 10 ipet bergeitelt 5l
babcli. baB CT ieineR 9eid6ften nabgeben fam.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

60 GS freut unS Su pernebmen. baB mler
Sderiit Sr. Saeob 9olbcn, Der felt eini.
ger 3eit Der icbr gefdbrlid franf barnieber lag,
fid ipieper auf Dem @cge Der 8eltruns beFnOet
-uno baB man nun Scfnuns fir iein sSisper>
lllflcmluen bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

Ev llniere etler wsrcen lid erillnern. baE
mir Dor etpa s8o6en au5ei9ten, baB bic Ser
rmS 6ntiber mb 9enbrifS, ein Yferb,
SbIitten, @eidirr nnb Suffaloe 6ca berlcren
bdtten, ipebe5 Nae5 iie einem Wann geliebtn
babsu, Der ipie Go iib nadber ergab. Gin Sieb
ipar unb bas Gi9entbum nidt ipsber 5urfd
bradte sieulib erbiclten ie abcr ben Sdlittsn,
@eldirr unc Saut, bon Srn. SanODte. ju
Stntintaun. MnntgOmerD GauntD oer bieie slr-
ttel ssfauft bate 5uriif @on Dem Oieb uuo
bem Yferb aber baben lie nod nidts scbprt =
Sbr &erIult 1T babcr bod nun brbeutene ber-
minbert a..
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- Dir 9Sfnh utn-

- Oi. 8tnbuen. - Die 6Tentli6en
Stnouen beginner ieBt in orbentlid)er Nnjabl
einjulaufen. Man iollte eS aber i'm @ebddtniB
baIten. baB Der 2e6a GanntD Yatriot" bic
pcrtbeilbaiteife 3ctun9 it, um pieielbe barin Sr
.,aopertcIen." Gel III ic-llnb iper icinen Sn-
terellen 9etreu III. bergiBt beS auf nc
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syDr Is. 3. Oifeni ieb, bon bieier
&Stabt, bate in Der borIeBten gBo6e baS llns
glhf, baB ibm leine Slide, auf lcinsr 9ausrei,
nabe @otbrcfSoiae. @ertS GauntD, niebsrbrann-
te SerIuit etipd s4O0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

sa-Der bieiise Sdlitibube- -@artcn, foil Gin
iebr ucr8ersnigungSsSr isn-llno obidpn
Der Gissntbhmer MIR gang tpenig fir einen Gin
tritt forbert, 10 foil er bod in ben ebten Sa9en
iebr quite 0eIddfte aemad)t baben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

s0-Die aamtaun Surndee Yol.Dffcc, i'm
6ttn @arD oisier Stabt, 1T mad Der NpOtbete
bcs Srn Olanco 6e9slD Der 5um Rcitmciter
angeiteat purbe. psrle9t iuoroen-an bic Steile
beS Sarriipn Seitlcr, wtlb.r bas amt niebsr-
Irntc q -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

So Sr. y Sr oip II, Der SsnatOr belss Di.
itritt5 in Der Staat6- -0eicbscbunS, bat bDr einip
gen Sasen in leinem SiB cine 9il pcrlclcn, Inn
Die 8abl. Stuncen in Setblebem, 3srtbampton
GaultD,. au5Subsbnem
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
grssuaniie Der 9auerei.

01 eaSaneeu 6su. 447- 8ufdsl Qssi;sn. 900 gu:
ttbd 2c9asn. 995 Buihsl oaftr, l6 BuIdsl Siadss
Iamsu, 5000 8ufhd 9Bslltbscrn in cen Sclbsn, $50
@ulhtt lsrunebseren, 3S Bufhet Rdten, 30 Bufdei
Rctbttben. 81 Bufbel 3rpistslu. % Suibd Rstii9e,
5 s8ultd Supptntcbusn, 6 8arrd eufunmern,
1900 arouttSpfs. A ocssbsaos Sausrfraut, DO pm.
ssbsbsttr 5labs, 246 eaoansen Ddn9er aufs eauo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
scs-Nuf Der 0,nbu bcs Srn g8 III. Winf,

~ Nuf Der BtnblI bt5 SofI. w IT. W | T.
in Sbsr Wacnn9ie Salnibip, beiem GauntD,
ipelde anf ben 7ten Sebrnar ab9ebalten perben
ioa. icaen anb nod folscnce @ftcr bcrtauft pcr>
ben, ndmlid Gin Roan Suu ,ipci Sabre alt,
Elm anperer Sull Sabr att Gin polftdnpi9cs
Steinbredr 8eldirr. Gin Yfciten @obrcr, Sol5-
i6Idgel uno 8eile, cine 4'if, Hnonlible, Slad6-
trede, ein 2aubcngarn. en SSclrab, sin Yaor
Hlad6hedeIn. cine Doppelinfae 6Iinte II. / IN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

sgSaS ipobbefannte 3 ger Mhbl-Gi-
sentbum, unterbaIb bieicr Stapt, in Sabburg
Sauni6ip, lit am lebten Samitag auf DTtuti6sr
Seilsli psrfauft iporben. Yrsis. s21 900. =
8iufer, Gbparb S6reibtr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

a0-sS III. .. NIor bat bsieS Sdbr s2,-
053,000 Steucrn 3u be3ablen, Corn. ganper-
bit 81 ,2S0, 900, :. " Steipart $3.50, ,000 bic
@cbriiotr Sarpsr s170 900 bic appletonS $780,
900 eg-0iaDor @hntber 500, 900
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

a@Sie geb6ltsrung bon Yaris betrdgt mad,
Der neneifen 8dblung 1869, ,S41 &6pfe, olIc ct.
ipos fiber bic odlite Der in 2onccn uno 9erabe
bcppst 10 bir aIs fie Inn Sabre 1868 bctrug
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

ssr8nn 10000 gaaren, bic lebtes Sobr
in Srlanp setrlut wurbeu. tcnntcn 10000 afdn-
Her unb 15, 900 Sraueu ndlt ld)reiben nno mnB.
tell br 3eiden uutrr baS Gbepretotcu MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

sg HbermaS iino mir 0en. Selfrib &c,
bon unierer Staat5 @eisBssbnng, Sant ibul-
big, fur bic llcberienbung bon iebr pilfommenen
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