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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Zoo ocs Robert G. ganois.

llm pislsn Nnfrussn ju b.sesnsn. ssiss i6 6ts.
NIT an, caB 9tobsrt 6. 9anbis, SCtn ppn Sam.
ust $. eanpis, frdbsr BON 9s&a Gauntp, pa, II.
lid fpit1 brm 1902. 8sst. .. Q. 5. au1&lce,
in SenusGr ssfaussn ssnOmmsn, uno trant mad
alabama sstraGt purbs, uno am 4. @pril 1865
in Wsmptis, Sennsfss. In rlnsm Utter pOn 2e
Sabrrn, 3 NOndtsn unb sintsm Sastn farb.
Aasn Ssrpanptrn unb 5rsunbsn bieIss ;ur
Nahr6t. 9 a m. 8. 9anbts.
gEUURsr, S6c, Suni 6, 1865.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

0TGm SOriesn 5rritds @ttno wurbsn bic
Yfsrbs In Der gosls Cine Omnibus R5uIG, br,t.
ten ih Fur; I'm unb ranntsn bapcn mad itrsm
StoGIs, po fe NIT bsm pUrbusn Sbsil brrIslbsn
eIddi& anfamsn, Der Sintrstbeil suridInlTmb
Du nismunO jur 3sit In Der Omnibus mar, ltrGts
fd aud psitsrs tsin llnsIdd elm. nur ba6 bic
Saeiben on bnItIten In Stddt ainatn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
ssg-en g3cu Nc,f for,p n,,, gp;,.,,h

Sn Nru gcrt famsn am Nittrc6 $50
NcrmOnrn aus europa an. gGe fuO mad,
Salt Cafe City unierwesS. $50 bit1er 9sute
fCmmsn ttn 5amburs aus NorO. .DtuLI6lanb.
Der bic Gmisrantcn bcaIdtsnte arltrle 9oplUr
rrSdbIt, baB sr in tsn % Satrsn Istnsr MilIiun
100000 esuts 3ur emigration aus europa mad
rtab tsrstst BABE. gr tebrte 1Usbrn pom elmer
3jitrissn NilFonsrriIr aus europa ,uraf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

HSrSn DaeUtab funssn bic 9nbidner tpisbsr
an irtr ldats gu psrren. Sn Sort Nbernumtts
bat Der Gcmmunbart bic Nu6ri6t srbaItsn, bue
5000 SiUur 8risssr bsim Ds'Is'Ses UsrfummrIt
I len, um etnsn aneriff duf bas Sort SOrjunsb'
msn, bas tnOtiIsn gut Ssrttsirist prrbsn Fam unb
enc larte @arrifon bat. @sn. @urts fam am
81. Mat BON Wpaute In ct. pauG an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
EiebHabI.

Gm lsBttn Scuntas @tsnb fal& elm Dieb In
bas BCbntuuit bss 5rn. S6pmas Stttt.
Ter, In fsr 5amiItOn Sirabs, In glentaun, tpd6.
rsnb bic 5umiIis an Der gUrbntbdrs Iue, unb
lubG baruus ttpu 200 S9uIsr In IOtsn. Gin
bartss S&tdIaI fdr 5rn. Shttler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Ginwanoeruna BON CANADA.

SIN Gduft btsfss SabrsS tpirO zine aurts Gin
wanbsruns Don CANADA mad ben Der. Staatsn
srHartst. Sn sInissn SbsITm bttfsr prOSIn|
sen panbsrt fuR Der brittle S6dI Der 8sSblttr.
urs aus. Sn btn Isbttn paar g4o6sn jCssn
aus Ssm DUtfs 9slspls $50 YsrIpnsn mad ben
Ser. Staatsn rts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

Anwerbunsen fur oic rr9ularc Hrmse.
Der @snsral. .@piatant rr6tst I'm san3sn
eants @srts'stutiOnsn ftir bic rssulare armss.
6rsiplIiss unO anbcrr strsnooq sntlalItnr @UIba.
ten, irrI&s f& fir bic rusuIdr arme binnen
sstn 9ussn mad bsm Datum tbrsr @ntlaTuns
anpsrbsn IuiTsn, tstummsn sintn t1rIaut BON
brdeis Sassn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

U 0er Mioole8wortb forb
am 2, SUM in ieincr G8obnun9 in Sea-
Der Sounf6ip, SnDocr Gauntp. Sein
alter mar 81 Sabre uno 4 Monote. Ser
Seritorbene oiGntc iiabjcbn Sabre lana
in unterbrobsner Geibenfcl9c in Der Sc
fes9ebun9, puroe Ipdter in ocn Staats.
fenat uno @on0reb 9elpdblt uno por 3u.
leet 5 Sabre lang 8cbdIfsrI6ter bon
Snyoer SauntU.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
BroEer Eaub

g @inetnnatti, z. Stunt. Cine DspsI6e
Son chattanooga msIott, bab bic Sslmttn elmer
br Nt6mCnSsr Sanfen, bic nit ben SaarsdU-
SprrdItsn Der Sanf naG Chattanooga untrrpsss
parsn, nabs sealainstcn, Georgia, pon NGubsrn
anstfaatn unb bub itnsn bas @slb I'm Setrass
BON 200 900 atasnrmmsn purbe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
leinfur3 cincs 6cbauecs in Cincinnati

Gtncinnattt, z. Stunt. @sRsrn abnb
srssn llbr lirSts bas ole 3sustuus Der glattc.
naIsatbs bsnuse @sbdubs In GcnepsrttNraet
plTslt& 3uiammsn, zine gInjabt YsIOnn unisr
ben Srimmrn bssratsnb. Grci gcrfcnsn wur.
ben 9st0ptet unb pier t6btli6 psrlsbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Union Staats Convention .

SimUn Cameron, Scrfbsr Der Union Staats"
COMMITTEE, bat einen 8uf fir sins Union Staatss
Gcnocnttsn rrssbcn IoGsn. pelde f1d auf BEN t9.
Sult In Sarrisburs prrlammeIn Iull. um ganbt'
bstsn fiir bic Staats @emter auf,unebmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
,Seuer in Gbicaao.

@tieasp,7. 7. Stunt. MCntsrmry IL. Go.
apcttsfe brannts Geute abrnb Of. Der gsrluf
II nod ni6t fs1ssfsat. Gin Grummnnn wurbs
Surt BEN gtnFurs elmer @uusr sstSOtst unO ,rst
sefdbrli4 prlsbt. Drst anbsts wrrben nod Der.
mibt unb man eGuubt, baB is untsr ben Gram.
mern tearaben leae1.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

D6Sn NOrb'Garclina bsSinnt man isbt nit
sinem RnIe Sum Stimmrs&t bsr Nssr Su ipu.
Gsn, unb Elm brOorrcssnbsr 9swOGnn isnes
Stautss fat srFIdrt, bab, psr bsm 2anbs NIT Der
cartridge Sur" ssbisnt, aud I'M Stanbe Isi,
itm an Der Ballet Sur" su bisntn. Gin rs6t
Ssruinftisr Sab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

W DsS 8sfsbl abr ben YOttspIIs Nilitdr.
DtRrtft tat Gen. eRarlss gItrIstt ntaItsn {;
fstn Sauptauartlsr III In Sumnqua. gr tat eth a
1900 SUIbaisn I'M DiRrift uutsr Isusm grfetle
pOsu aud cine gUmPasnts aus aasntcrpn &C.,
tSrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

B@- Gae SOlOatrn, ipfI&s elmer triesescutt'
I6n llnttriu6uus uutsripurfsn ilnb, fpllsu pcn
nun an, auf Stbre POM Srtr8SbrPartemsnt
tptnn our @sfdnsnt6frafe osrurtbeiIt, nttt na&
DRY ac,tuSus, IOuOrn in bic SHtO 9mi!entary
aelhdt merecn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

E@- Gin 8nubs bon 16 SaGren purbs am
6. Mut In 9OnbUn uuf bic gntIuse fin psrbuftst,
feline Srau mBbanbelt 3u tabsn. aus BEN
3susni6 sins bsuCr, bu6 r faun 9 NUnate
Serbeiratbrt mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
rng- Or GrptrGthr An. Dapis ttinb

Ba- Der Grpsudtbr SffF. DaSis ttfnbst
T6 trpb ollr sesenttrilissn 9rtOuptunSru nod
INNER tintr BEN gBaasn Der 5tfuns Su Sort
NcnrOs, In ii4am @swutriam unO II nod mid
mad 8ui6tnstUn utssfi9rt pOrbsn.-Sdn &C.
iuntGsitsSuitunb II gut, absr sr II tsnstp's'
nit IeInrr Gage 3ufrIsbsn unr bsnnrmt fi& eros
nnb RErri(@.-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

T@an III I'M 9ssriff bur& frsiwiIIiSs @sIb'
IammIunssn In Der glG6r BON philadelphia cine
Slusrst BON mstrmsn tunbert older anjuFuufsH,
I'm S'rtriiPpsItsn SOIOutsn zine SsImutb unO BE.
i4aitisuns ar1uI6ufTsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Gin 5traf9crid1t 9csen GusrilIas it
6coraia.

Gtnetnnatt, z. Sunt. Scr sintssn ga
gen rurbn bon ben 9drsern BON Gn6 Gaunt,
In @rcrsia Sstn @uerilIus, bic bic @sssuS un
fdr Ssmaht tatt,n, Utne 0sitsrrs aufssfnipft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

gm NittpO& ben IA. Stunt n6&Rms, lSIlm
am 5aufs Der pnROrbsnsn Barbara 3urk,
In Sbs1aueOnu EuunIGip, es@a GauntY, fcIasas
bee SsrmSssn auf 5TntlIGtr gsnbu SsrIduft
msrbn, nGmIi&:
3 gsttsn unb Ssttlabsn, stnt iSr, GdfGrdnf,
2 BUREAUS, StdbIs, Gurph, Drapsr, S&rans,
elm fpppsltss unO Elm sinfd&ss Garriase. @es
T6irr, ltiusrnt gBdorsn, Si1e, SiG&t, BdnEs,
Spiessl, fupferrs 8sifrl, 8arreIfGiTtr, 3abT,
Stdnosr unb nod pisIs anbrrs GrtittI ju umR6nts
lid ju msIben.
Die SrOtnSuns'n am gHtaufstdss unb Quf.
rartuus BON
SaeOb @orrsn, er,ors.
Secr9e SIanf, ~ ''s'
Nat 80, no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
@ine GerIa mluns Der
11niOu<SOnt1rpiftee.

Cine Ssr1ammIuns br srsrutiStn Union Com
mittse fir Qe6u GduntY IolI ssbuItrn psrbsn,
auf SamfaSs ben II. Sunt UNI lltr yla&mit.
tags, am @aRbuuIs pCn @ fss 9 4ntd, In
Aaentaun. YdnttIt&s 9ttpOtuuus pIrb &c.
wini&t, inbsm Ui&tst @ti&dfts Iu ssrbanb,In
lno.
5OIssnbs Ssrsn bIGorn ssbu6ts COMMITTEE
udmliG 9spts smith, SamurG WeScIs, Gpt.
@'rtm, 8tutsn @utt, 6. 8. MOUrs, 8. GlaS
6amsrslp, 8tQUusttp 8. artman, SObn S&if.
fcrt, 81. 81. Drate, Samuel 8. stlr, gbwin
Camp, SaIentins gB. BsaSsr, SarOb Grim,
Spsn Snerr, StUmas 6. Srsinis, Samss DsI.
Ter, G6arlss S&5nlY, GtarltS gB. Disanb, So.
Ispb gGittman, SYlSsRsr 8tsbsr, 8o6ert Cbrs
~, @sUrsr Rptb, &sutn Slid unb WlsnO 3.
George. 4uf SnrrOnuns BON
9. NrSp1e, 8crFser.
Stunt t3, 1865. naim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Son toot fein.

Der bstanrte @irrusmann unb YciTsnrsib r
Dan 8ies fol- Itbtsn Sumaus ;u GlmCnt, 9apurt.
@auntY, ST., mo sr serabs gOrRslIunssn sat.
an ben 8UIscn sirsr 3ufS(IiSsn grSiftuns ssRUr'
Sen Irin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

Es~Selet-itrsttt unS elm Syrsunb In sntm
Srisfe-tm 13. @apitsI Srsmas pum IS. bis
%. @srS, unS STR wsrNtt fnbsn, has ss uuf ben
5aG tss 8sbrasntauptss i'm tlnlsrpd Sast.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

RgDte 8una cine 9anbistuns ju Srudrn,
wsl6e Ssbrmann ssfdat, II unirsiHs cine Der
uusrl&wrRsn SdnRs, wsnn nt&t bic STUNT a Tier
8iiuae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

BettGprUpSdsn psrflubsn uns fir SisIts
Satr sinsn bsibasn Spmmtr, ale mir felt Mbn
Satrfn asbabt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
saygsnuul gBIIUn BAT tefcblen. bos tl,

IN WehFaI gSlIloh pat beFcbIer, boB De
srObs @ridnsnib'StUdobe unO bus src6s atiaen.
fslO in anrGICnpiGe sInstfrnR pupsn unO baS
Bud, rpsIGss bic Nawen unb 8ri6rsibuns unIs.
rn bort rutsnbm $4,000 SObtsn sntbGlt. aufts'
watrt psrbsn iUa, ramit 6rHnps unb Ssrwanstr
lpatsr nod bic @jra6tr finbsn tSnnsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

G6r Sts i'Bt battn % Staattn ras GcnItt'
tuttOusa amsnrsmrnt, wd4es tie Stlaprsi pu'
btrtst, rattfjrt, uno batenss Srporfsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

Bd- Sn Nstrasta wurNsn i'm tebtcn &prI
6,345 adsr GanS untsr bem 6smRSttseeisB auf'
stncmmsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
9riDat Serfauf

ppn I6dtbarrm IIr8rn6en Gigentbunt.
Der llntrIGrstrns bittst bisrmt IsIn I&dbba.
res Sans unb ecite @runb gum 9srtauf an,
stlestn in Scout Bailey, SbsrIaurrn Saun1&iv,
Ssaa GuuntY. Die GOttt IN 25 gurbs In 8rpnt
unO 1870 In Der 5tfe. tut6aItsnb I'M @anSm /
Ndtr, nit elmer sutrn SOalb Sen, umstttn.-
Das @etdube tarauf IN sin jpsiRSdisss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13

BS Subjns Yu6, Sras, tR in ben 9anSm trr
Scr, Staatsn Sruppsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
Nyi0rftbert6fe.
preiie in 0lGemtamn am N1ontaa.
@aIfpner Wtarftberifbt.

@aitpner Narftberi6t.
8aijenmebl oas Barrel $40 so
8oi3en boS Suf9el l so
Eo99en so
gSelf6forn so
Safer 40
Sutter per pfunb 25
@runobeeren so
Gier oas OuBeno Is
S6naI3 oas Qfuno 25
8leciuamen oos SuIbel 10 90
Simotbpiaumen " 5 90
gSbi6Fep Die 9allone 9 80
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
81 a 6 + t 6 t.

1865, om @anbauIs BON M IeSS S6nrd,
in &aentoun, II fUIssnbr Seialub arsenummn
pCrren:
Stf6Gcbe n-Oa6 ,,OIe Sdo gDGeit-
eau 2etsndacd 8rrfterunss Sc rIeaI6aft'' teine
rcnbe ntrtsR ngspfrr>
B pslfasrt,- ba6 iolIts irscn6 elm gHt
slitb Der @riealGaft fol&s pfmbs faufcn unN
paOur& Irtn asorsr Stud ,,anfrdsn," bur6
"@ n berS," II. {. 10, fol- bts Grmpaenis
niGt fdr ben gsrluit rrantpCrtl6 baltrn psr.
ben. 2luf gtrOrenuns Der Scarb.
Soitub 6enninaer, prsIi't.
Guan 9utb, Sec.
Sunl t3, 1865. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
SSrdmUD6n61uS,


ssss.E % 8u6 8rCnt unS 19 tisf NIT stntm
bsausmen buranRUssnbsn g8aI&baus unb Bad.
cffr, bssslttm II rarauf elm Stag, S&wsi>
nslaa ws aud sins srOee 0rtadttt, bsqutm fir
iraenr Gin SanpwrtsssiGdft barin ;u bstrebtn.
Gin nisfeblnbs Sprinss nit SOrtrsfFiGsm 0af.
fer IN nabs Dem 5auls, unb elm anbrr fIsnn
Bad firbt bur& BEN SSf. Stbs grt ObR n
auf Der 9rtts, aIs 9rrsn, gFaumsn, Gspfd,
gfsfAe. 8irI6sn u. f. 10
Die 8nbsRsrunssn uuf Der eOtts fTnb aIIs 70
gut ale ntu-uHb bos @iJsntbum lisst In tintr
ft5nsn 9sssnS, bsqusm nod StOtrs, NGblsR,
Shulrn uno Rir9sn.
Eas Gissntbum Fam an anntbmbartn 4sblns
suusen sstaufs psrpen, tpsnn jeitli& NnlpruG at-
maGt tpirb Bel .......
Snen Srunner.
Sbufauecn. Wat 80. 1865. nd5m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-13
g urpeno

SuroeD eDors.
otSt 9I6trrralIusr, 1rfrtsrtrpn 9. 8.
WuIts Slid. 2tGsntl mn, >,
6. .. gttf, Wtf's ;,
Sanfcrb Stephen, @COpusturS -
Ssnspillr gOptr, GrtrIsrtcpn >,
Samurl etr&, SreibsrsStIs, NO,t' 70.
p'rfonrn bic ibr Gi9entbum SnliSut su 6abtn
winI&cn, t6mrn ii4 an irsmb rinsn Der ubiStn
SurYtpors msnbtn.
Sant 13, 1865. na3m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-10-27

been under guard and men set to
work to effect an entrance into the
cave. As fast rs the earth is remov-
cd, fresh earth is thrown up from the
inside cf the vault. This is the same
cave that Murrill and his gang occu-
pied when engaged in running off ne.
groes and horses. The affair has
been kept secret but leaked out in
spite Of the military. A year ago it
was reported that the McNary vault
was used as place to store plumber,
and it is currently reported that a
lake covering five acres and very
deep, is directly under the city One
man swears to have explored the en-
tire cavern from one end to the 9th.
er. A guard has been stationed over
the kcten and Harden tombs. The
locksmith gives his opinion that the
lock Of the McNary tomb has been
used recently. The entrance to the
cavern Is at the foot Of Summer
street. The military are determined
to find out the outlet of the cave
The entrance looks like fssure in
the rock. The discovery originated
from the fact that quite number of
murders have been committed in the
immediate vicinity, which led to an
investigation disclosing the above
fact.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-10-27
The Bosto Post saws that Mrs.

The Boston Post says that Mrs.
Caroline Marden, of Mcdtord, Masss
while returning home from Boston,
On Sunday last, had her pocket pick
ed of small sum of money. On
caching home the lady discovered q
$500 diamond ring in her pocket,
which the rogue had doubtless acci.
lentally dropped while accomplish
ing the THEFT.
A medical examination of Wirz on
saturday, developed the fact that
The bones Of his arms were diseased,
and that his whole system was in q
very bad condition. The examin-
ing surgeons reported that he could
not now knock man down and
thought ho could have hardly been
able to do so year ago.
The rebel reactionists of Kentucky
are not to have it all their own way.
The General informs the Mayor that
the colored people who have flocked
into Lexington, will not be delivered
to their pretended owners. as the
Mayor has promised
The receipt of the Presidents tele-
gram to Gcv. Holden, created great
excitement in the North Carolina
convention, and healthy one, too,
for it broke bargain for avoiding
the reputation of the State debt,
which had been struck up between
the double face Union men, and the
out and. out secossionists.
Official election returns have been
received from sixty-two counties of
Pennsylvania and only four are yet
TO be heard from. The Union party
has gained in fifty four Of these, and
lost only In eight. The clear Union
gains being 24,017. As the majority
for Slcnker Opposition } in 1862 was
but 1882, the majority for General
Hartraut would be 20,6S5, allowing
the other four counties to stand as in
1862; and being an increase over the
majority Of the late President Lin
coin.
A great fire occurred in Charles
ton, by which property in the bust
ness part of the city was destroyed
to the amount of 100000. Thirty
or forty persons were buried beneath
falling wall, and many off them kill
ed.
George Francis Train is making
ferocious Fenian speeches.
1t is said that John C Breckenridge
proposes 10 become British subject.
Over f350,000 has been received
in Ireland within a fortnight, to be
used in the Fenian interest, and pixies
and revolvers are largely distributed
throughout the country. Government
officials charge that the purpose Of the
Fenians is to murder the nobility and
landholders. The parties recently
arrested are to be tried for high trea,
son.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-10-27

President Johnson. in his speech
TO the colorcd troops at Washington,
which we publish on our first page,
-sys: "This is your country As well
ss any body clsc's country He al
40 addresses these sooty troops as
.lpy countrymen," and futher talks
10 them about "taking position as
citizens" and asks them whether they
"wilI not give eviden &C to the world
t,at they arc capable and competent
90 govern themselves" concluding
witk the unqualified declaration
"That is what you will have to do"
What will those who buster about
90 Nh,te mans party" and ga white
mans Government" and who, at thu
sams time, pretend to indorsc th'
President, say to this? We should
be glad 20 hear an expression of opin
ion from them, but recreant Dem
ocsacy, is scrupulously silent in re
gard 10 his speech.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-10-27
Guardian Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
l. Court, OF Hancock county. Ohio. m tde
ON the 2jth day Of September, A D.. 1865, IN
the case of I'm Scothoru, guardian of ilar.
riet Peterman, Nancy Peterman aud Martha
A Peterman, against His Wtrd, al. al the
undersigned will on the 2Sth day Of October,
A. D., 1866. NJ one O'Clock, at the door of tie
Court House, in Hancock county, offer al
public sale, the following described real es
tate, situate In Hancock county, Ohio, to
wit; The undivided three ninth (3 % parts
of the south west quarter OF section eisht (S)
In township one ~ south range eleven an
east the whole tract containing 100 acres -
Terms of sale, one.third cash on tie day u
sale, Oue.third In one and one third IN two
years from the day OF sale, to be secured oy
mortgage on the promises sold, and deferred
payments 10 bear interest at the rate OF O
por contum per annum, payable annually
Appraised at 1880. JOHN SC0rHORS,
Guardian OF Harriet Peterman, Nancy
Peterman and Martha A Peterman.
Brown 4 BURKKr, Attorneys.
September 2stb, ls65. --vl7n20 <w,
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Pre- ident Johnson's Dispatch,to Gov.
ernor Holden

New YORK, Oct. 21.-The follow
ing is the dispatch sent by President
Jonson to Gov. Holden.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1865.
w. w. Holden, Provisional Gov
ernOr:
Every dollar of the State debt
created to aid the rebellion against
the United States shall be repudiated
finally and forever The great mass
of the people should not be taxed to
pay debt to aid in carrying On a
rebellion which they were opposed
to.
Let those who have given their
means for the obligations Of State,
look to that power they tried to es-
tablish, in violation of law, constitu
ton and the will of the people,
They must meet their fate. 1t is
their misfortune, and cannot be re-
coguized by the people of any State
protesting themselves loyal to the
Government ofthe United States, and
in the Union.
lrepeat that the loyal people oi
North Carolina shall be eXorerated
from the payment of every dollar o
Indebtedness created to, and in car.
rying on the rebellion.
l trust and hope that the people o
North Carolina will wash their hands
of everything that partakes in the
slightest degree of the rebellion
which has been SO recently crushed
by the strong arm of the Govern
met, in carrying out the obligations
imposed by the Constitution of the
Union.
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON,
President
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TVE PRESIDENTS SPEECH TO
vHE NEGROES.

The speech made by President
Johnson to the colored regime mt, is
exciting the warmest appreciation on
oil haalds--eXcepting, Of course, the
Democrats, who have been profess
jngsto be his pactrular.. supporters.
sc rSi,1,, .hkom his "friends," and
spoke OF them as his "copntrymen,'
terms which The Copperheads cannot
swallow. II is pretty clear that if
Andrew Johason has gone over to
the Democrats, he keeps right on
talking and acting just as he did be-
fore, and that he is perfectly indiffer-
snt to their old prcjudices.
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The Tornado in the West Indies--Sat
Accident in Guiana.


Accident in Guiana.
New York, Oct. 21.-Files of late
West India papers furnish us addi
tional details of the terrific hurricane
which swept over some of those
islands on the 9th Of last month. In
Guadaloupe it was particularly Sc
we're. Houses were lifted from the
ground, torn to pieces and blown in
fragments to considerable distance,
and the air was filled with the flying
debris.
In one town hospital was blown
down, and all the inmates either kill
cd or wounded. Between 200 and
300 persons altogether were killed.
The crops of the island were destroy
cd scarcely tree was left standing:
aad it is believed that many vessels
were stranded or sunk.
A melancholy affair occurred in
British Guiana on the 10th of last
month. A party of several gentle.
men left Georgetown on the 18th OF
September, to visit the settlement of
the colony, and, on their return two
boats carrying number of tile ex-
cursionists, undertook to go over the
falls on the Massarini river. One
boat passed them in safety but the
Others became unmanageable, and
out OF twenty one persons on board,
nine, including Captain Bresford,
the Governors son-in law, were
drowned.
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MOVING ONWARD.

The mechanics and laborers OF
Charleston, s. c., held mass con-
vention on the l6Ih inst, for the pur
pose OF exchanging vS<s and opin-
ions on the subject o" 0e labor, and
90 devise ways and means for the
protection of the laboring classes. -
An address was adopted as contain
ing the views of the convention, ex.
pressing the belief that the war had
been beneficial to the working class.
es and made labor respectable. 1t
says that labor has never been con-
siddered rs degrading except where
slavery existed as an institution, or
in communities of privileged classes.
1t treats at great length the ..rainous
ncinpetition OF slavery with white la.
Dor ia the past, aud concludes as fol-
lows; lt, e...
mWe arc satisfied that the apolition
Or slavery, although at present look.
cd upon rs n great calamity, will
eventually prove q great blessing TO
our beloved country, in the iucreas.
eel and remuncralre employment OF
our children and the tree white mau
At home. In our own State, Instead of
being forced to emigrste to some
other land TO procure their bread,
producing taat strength and prosper
'tty &l,at IN the faturo will be our pro
etenios and safeguard"
fri'y, The worlI moves.