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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

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Ocrbicnt, rcdtiit, anO CO iuinf6t II.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

sO- Sn brm Saufe Der arprcIcntuntsn Dcs
GonsrciICS 1T cine Sia paBkt, pcIdc cS AIR
tcBigcn 3ct pcrbictct Sicb gu impcrtiren. GS lit
OieS 9ci6cbcn uln bic ,,Rmrupcit" gu bcrbfl.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19
lt'bereinfommen Der gambler fir bas
Saaraelos sSpffeu1.

~ A"'sNh'tOdilHtH OPt JJUHOteG FuC Uu6
f... Saar9elos Spffeui.
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aQsntuwn ltn6 atrtInssfOmmsn, bonn teuttseH
Gage an CDn. II, 1861 ibrs sOtlm nur far
SaarStIO 3u Ssrtacftn. sablbar bsim a6litfsrn,
babel atsr Die prsiir 70 nbrIs gu talttn, tuIt nur
m59ll9, nit bsm austri3It&tn 8srR6npnie, ba6
v lie BEN 8Ief6en prtis fdr itbt
Sotts Soblsn forbern. SUltSs YerfOHtn isb6&,
wsIGs tsisrsno zines Sabrss mgS. aIs IS Con.
men SobIsn brauGen. liaO ni6t In bic pstge
Saarstlo. .&e9sl tiussiHIOiisn. Ionbrrn fSapsH
80 &aSe Orbit rtaltsn. Die UreiI. bet Rses
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ut'&cllsn. sstirftrt ..s SO 90 -.
StOss'8ebIen unb 8rSStre DO. 900
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December 1865.
Scnas 5tu&. &. %. Gl.tptu.
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V. sS. SGUa Sdstr unO SUSn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

8cuciIo. Ole beitrn 9cncllS tauft man
ill 4dtriOt Su6ito)r in Saentauu-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19
Sefentlt6er 9Serf1uf

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20 utr gcrmittuss. lOl am 5aufs bss llntsr.
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| Shabt. wtillida pVn tsr Stabt aGfrtuun, unp
GfIt6 rem @rtismsrS @aatauis. fOlssnrss Re.
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naml4
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

E@9crr Samue ga9emot bon bicIcr Stapt,
bcri6Iabtctc IcBtc sSpdc Gin Sdpcin, pel6cS
522 4funr tpOs. - 3iemIi6 i6pcr gu bctcn-
nidt ipabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19
Eisaelbahn sdeoencrfah.

Sci tincr ucuH6cn Court, 9cboItcn gu @aud.
g6uni, purbc bic &tdgiutc BON SOcOb @riiin9cr
stan bic Sir4ennDpania GicnbaDn @cicll.
lautt cutldiCbc, unb Spdr gu @unftu bcS 9Ed'
gers, Der bon Der SurD s78G7OS Sdarucr-
fus fur in SciiB gtncmmcnC0 @runrci9cntbum
5n9ciprc3cu crbiCIt = GiCS III rie ndmIid)C
8Iu9iad,e, i'll wcltsr Serrn 0ciinscr bur6 cine
2sda GduntD Surp ebcbcw bios S4O0 S6dCCn.
sriaB crlaubt HHrre - Srr Gompaguic WurOt
absr cin HcuCS gsrbcr rrloubt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

6TSm SuuIc Der 8CprciGtuntcn bcS Gon-
9rcfIc6 1T man bartbr fbcrdn setOmmcn, lid,
BON 20itm December bis sun 9tcn Sanuar Al
tCrtd1cn .'f
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

Sr9Bt obcr pcrldunt sS ni6t, bic CT.
tie Scite Der bcuti5cn 3citune 81 IcIcn! .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

R3n Sambur8, StrS Gauntb, 1T man
,,brauf unD bran" cine Gottcl.6octOrD" ju CT,
baucn. Slid 81, ibr Serrcu!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

i4tdlib fir
CbriIlta0s- nES ilrujabrs -:Grfbrnke
Sod3eitee une 6Cburtsta9e. 6aben.
SeBt II bic 3eit UNI psInt @intdufs ,u MAIDEN .
Der StUd if sGu;tb nsu.
Sdoies unb Sent's 9pI6rncn Safubreu.
Seir tatcn baS fttnns gTortrmrnt BON QaUies
uno 9ents 8cIpensn Sadubrsn, ba5 FINALS mad
ausntaun 8str;dtt wures.
Son SiI5erncn SaGu6rcu
batsn mir ros a-S5te Gdortsment Cos man icn,ols
81 TN AutnoVn etshrn bot. g8ir bobtn
fnT %TSxsS audi Die bcriibmrc Mi ritanifhe eo3.
" De ubr on 6auo, ple alIe Stplen ron
SSs4ss<2S -&nelihtn uno Sbmijer. SadLtrer.
ib ,dltdb fGr @ut.n Uno W1dthcn
SSrU SSu(ncGcmO
llibGrtrsftn mir a0s5 in S-uan itSt une 8crItbie.
oenfsit ecr lsBten Smltu. 9ieue uno bltIbs St,ls
rcn e6oieS ppueu Sets non
9peIlen, Sbrrin0e mnb Bracelets,
edoies II. @ent's feline 9oIOene 8ettrn,
8Pnt'5 fiIberne 6etten,
8ent'5 Scarf Spcllen,
9doies 9oloenen Sin9erbGte,
uuo cine 9rose @srf6isoGnbtit ron f6;rnsn Siuaers
bitten, Sledldess, Bslibnauen, Charms, 8in9s ron
rarem Eae ldbSnsm @ntpurf, bCsoltithsn fsn cSmci,
nen 8in9, uno cine 9rces SerfbttbSntsjt aueSrer
Sabsn, ju cieIfatb iu mslren.
'Spn OpIbfebJern
ba6'n'wir Cin erOsss Tfcrtement. Gbtnfaus aolOsns
unc itlcerns oolosrs. oon sose Irt (5idnb iir Die
eaciss uno SgannsIeuts,
9rahtise Silberpanrrn.
Sn oisfim 5aae dtertrifi unisr etrd in Suort's
tat uuc Seribieosnbsit pen Stpleu, auss pos nch
bis cabsr in Oisltr Staot oftrirt purpC, uno fam
nitt fshIen, osn milf SrSISeftsn gu bsfrisoiesu.
Soue Sets uon Sbee Sets.
SUDDEN &orbe,
SrGbte &6rbe, ..'.. ..
Gators.
go. Silber Curb Stan6s,
Silber Yitbers,
Robm 8eber,
Sprup &annsn,
Salt 9etlors,
9olo uno Rubp, .a
Sinirte Spifer 96ffd,
pidIe 9abeln,
Sutter Wefern,
... &bee, Sehsrt6 uno .
.. SiibIoffi, &c.
@ebs unt Iilberne 8riNen,
battu mir Gin sro6ss adCrmmsnt. etuts tSnucn
dD bier Gle bsftSu pdblsn, uRb Io pon ben f(bira:
ablgn SiplCn.
ubrru 1lbren! llbren
s2ir batsa bas srSgts aiortmcui on banc, bls
rsd isnlals bier lum Bertauf augsbsten nurfe. -
sIute ote cine quite ubr baben rpelIsH tSlnen bier
hb Die alItrbefe tnutSu. Sis fab aus ron ben
uEufisn Stplsn.
9Sir babsn oudb ttn srcfss NfOrtmtut ron Sene
2Saarsn an paRo, gu uelttGufti9 ;u mdotn.
9lustrGerun9cn. De-
Ssee arl Sadubrsu, GSantubrsn uno Supusn
pGrrCn ousssbSisrt uno rparroniirt.
.SelIer II. Sre.
Sseentt ben TiGs 02subaro's alter Starp, No.
81 9Ret SamtItcn Str., ausnioun pa.
&. 8eucr. g. 9. Seller.
December 10, 1865. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19

a., @-Sttb. : bobbeuS SttbcuS bon bic.
m fem Giuat III rcr SOribcr Ocr GCn9rcb. Com.
,aitts be,gaid) onf bic 8ttcQcn. Staotcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-12-19
SeTentlt6e 9Sen6n-

Gm Slmfias pen 6tsn uub Srsitas BEN 10
9anuar 1866, um 10 l1br 8UrmiitaaS. Gua am
9aufs trs reifortsnrn 9soras iqtr,
III feun 9aunIGtp, et6u 9ounis, fclamees Be.
wsaItGs @issntbum nuf 5fsnIIt6sr grneu Ssr.
touft pu6sn, n6mli4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07

ol1c In character as to be adapted to all
the eXigencfes of time, % place 20 and
circumstance" and that I urged this
matter upon the attention of our Dio-
cesan Council in 1854, with a view to
actlon at the approaching General
Council. still entertain the prefer
ence which then expressed, but it is
not for me, in my individual capacity
70 70 lhtroduce into the liturgy any other
form OF words than that which fhe
ChurchI IN her collective and lepisIn-
i've capacity, has already established.
MY, conclusion ! is, therefore, and my
direction, which 1 hereby give. that
when civil authority shall be restored
in the State of Alabama, the olergy,
shall use the form entitled ga PrsVaaSy.
for the President of the United States
and all in Civil Authority," as it stands
in the book of Common Prayer.
And my counsel to the clergy and
laity is, to heed the teachings Of the
Church in regard to Scripturol obedi-
.ence due to .'the powers that be-" and
whilst carefully maintaining the in
herent prerOgatives of the Church with
in here sphere, faithfully to discharge
their duties to the State, thus fulfilling
the injunction of our Lord: "RendeT
unto Caesar the things that are Cesar's,
and unto God the things that are
Gods" ID. III
The doctrine of the Church upon this
point is briefly but most comprehen-
SIVe summed up in her 37th Article OF
Religion: '"Ehe power of the civil mag
1strate eXtendeth to all men, as we'll
clergy as laity, i'll all things temporal:
but hath no authority in things purely
spiritual. And we hold it to be the
duty OF all men who are professors of
the Gospel to pay respectful obedience
to the civil authority, regularly and le-
Ultimately constituted" ..,.-r..
In regard to tho taking of the oaths,
1t is beyond all question the duty Of
every citizen to render faithful alle-
glance to the government under which
he lives, and an oath of fidelity to the
government is only the formal and
solemn acknowledgment and express
sion Of an already existing obligation.
II therefore, the oath of allegiance
should be lawfully required of all citi-
ZenS, there is no good reason why such
an oath should not be taken, provided
that all things be done (see 39th Arti-
cle) in Justice, judgment and truth y
All fnlse swearing is an abomination.
And now, bretheren, commenting
you to the guidance and protection OF
God, and earnestly praying that all
things may be ordered to the advance
1nent of His glory, the good of His
church, and the safety, honor and well
fare of His people, l am yours faith
fully in Christ and His Church.
RICHARD II. WILMER,
Bishop of the Diocese of Alabama.
Greensboro, Ala, June 20, 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07
HEEIING, WEST VA. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1865

distress which they told would have ave
melted an iron heart. I must close nv
hurried account of what I had seen. 1t
is far from full; not one-half has been
told; by far the most has been kept
back from very shame, and in respect
to your readers. I have not embellish-
ed. The pictures were too rough, the
characters too forlorn for the flowers of
rhetoric. to bloom in their presence.
Broken hearts, crushed spirits and
manhood trampled. on, may answer as
fitting subjects for the rOmancer's pen,
but the horrible reality, 80 seldom seen,
BURNS its Images upon the beholder's
soul, that no other Impressions can eff
face, and they remain life-pictures in
deed. - -...E =. ------.- s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07

LETTER FROM THE COUNSEL OF CAPT.
wERTZ. ~ 49, s-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07

wERTz.
= WASHINGTON, August ., 1865.
To the Editors cfthe N. Y. Post: r
We have seen in your paper an arti-
Gle in relation to the approaching trial
OF Capt. lWertZ, which Wethink, in con-
nection with others of like nature, re-
qulres notice at our hands. Your ar
ticle processes to be based upon some
newspaper defence of him.
We appeal to the newspaper. press not
to- bring its powerful influence to bear
to prejudice the public mind against
Capt. Wertz. No statement to the pub
lie on his behalfhns had either his sane
ton or that of his counsel, except this,
and this is intended simply to deprecnte
all attempts to mold public opinion in
advance of tho proofs which the trial
will deyelope.
We confidently assert that those
proofs will exonerate Capt. Wertz from
all responsibility for atrocities that NAV
have been perpetrated upon Union pris-
Oners-atrocities which we neither ex-
,pect to eXtenuate or justify. We pro-
test against trying,the Southern Confed-
eracy in the person of Capt. Wertz, and
we ask for him IL suspension of public
judgement until the proper evidence
upon which to form it, is furnished in Il
reliable shape. Ea n,.i ,s- l.E.--
Respectfully. your obedient servants,
i IGE JAMES HUGHES, s.tt
ra Earl.. .f j. w. DENVER, 70.
aa o,lr "a. CHAs. +. PECK,
tf... Counsel for H. WERTz.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28


sna d bloc sra
iEYiLs siu9l mon
spoil -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

Ny lungs and liver put act hon. and tile mobio
matter which for years lad accumulated and rited the
different organs Of the body eliminated the tubercle
my lungs ripeued and lie xpeco ated VIu lungs uc
pint of yellow aensive matter every morning AS this
eEpecOton Of matter subsded the fever ahated the
left the cough ceased to harasS lnd the exhausting
njg-sweats longer known, and had refreshing
sleep, to which hadlong been stranger Ny appetite
begrto return AID at times sundit difficult to restrain
mysclffom eating too much with this return of health,
gained in strength, and feshy. | am healthy
man. with lape heated eicstIx the middle lobe Of the
right lung and the lower Lobe atrd with complete she
sion the peura The left lung sound and the upper lobe
efie night one is in tolerably healthy condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

WORKING AND THISKISe.-TItis is q nc less
,afstsl errsr 10 despise labor when regulated
! BY intellect, than to value il for its ow D
sake. We are alwsysi 10 these days trying
to separate the Aso awe want one man TO
be always thinking, and ano'her to belaL
aways working. and we call one gentleman
and The other an operative whereas, The
workman ought ,ofien 70 be thinking. and
the thinksr ought often TO be working; and
beth shsnid b, gss tlepsa Ia the hsst sense.
.Ait ~ Ne make both upgenIle. ths one
s0vyiDg. and the other desplsing bis brother;
aid ihe nsss Of society y made up Of the
mef6ld thibkers and the miserable workers.
Nov, IL Il only BY labor that thought gan
~ msds bssiby, ssd ouly b shosgh. thar
.leI1og oal Be made happy. and the ,profes-
o1ono sboaId - 1ibafsl. md ;thsss shosld be
lss prids isit H. pssuiissIty yof smpIoymehf.
and more 10 excellence Of achievement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The Sea"eed Tonic produces lasting results thoroughly
nygoatng The stomach and digestive system and enabling
y 20 sninats apq hsahy pIsod the food which
may be used iof hat purpose ls wonderful 10 Its effects
that wine glass full viii digest hearty meal and lttls
of II taken before breakfast will give tone 10 The stonae
which few medicines possess the power of doing :
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The great why physcp do not Consumption
is that they TO do too much they give medicines TO stop
the cough to stop the nghtsweas, hectic fever and by so
doing they deange the whole digestive system locking up
tie secretoHs, and eventually the patient dies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
FLAX SEED WANTED by
II 80 = - - = n r. A. HENDRY DRUGGIST,

DORK WANTED in the Hog, for which
IL the bishest market price IN Cash viii be paid.
=, .h,sI"ls fIsc os 1854 GEO WILLARD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
- |-
M. .s4YFs nussnr.L LOWELL.

:
By.sAyks nussElL LOWELL.
-1Gf1 B-EiElNt |
When Persias sccpter trembled In hand |
Wilted with harem-heats, and all the land
WB h6yered oer by those vulture lisa r
That sniff decaying empire nom afar,
Then, with a nature balanced as a star,
Dafa atose, shepherd of the bills. 4''' %
He who had governed fleecysuldects well,
Made his own village by the self same spei |
- Secure and quiet as o garden iola ss,d 'trse
Then, gathering strength py SOW anu i" @'''
Under his sway, to neiebbof Villages .,,n
Order rcturned and falth ana @ Ius'%lco 2 % V.H ss-,,
Now w,er, It fortnned that a king more wise !
Endued The realm with brain, and hands, and
-st,ts sougbt' on every side men brave and Just i
And having heard our mountain shephefd's
How he reflled the mould Of elder days, r'so
To Dara gave satrary In trust.'q .'..a"
So d ara shepherded province wide,
Nor in his vfceroys sceper took more pride
Than in his crook before but envy finds I
More food in cities than on mountains bare;
Aud the frank sun of spirits clear and rare
~ Breeds poisonous fogs in low and marshy minds
Soon Il was whispered at,th royal ear IlI
That though wise Dara s province, year by year,
Like a great sponge, sucked wealth and plentyup,
Yet when he squeezed It of the kings behest,
Some yellow drops more rich than all the rest
Went to the filling of his private CUP. -, .fl
For proof. they said that, wheresoe er he went,
A chest, beneath whose weight the camel bent,
Went with him !; and no mortal eye had seen
What was therein, save only Dlras own. .
But, when twas opened, al his'tent was known
To glow and tighten with heaped jewels sheen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
AGENTS.

BosTOE-Gsorge O. Goodwin 4 Co.
HER YORK-Demas Barnes l. Co. q
ALTINQRFTsrs s. Jianes, a
PITTsBU BUR0-Df. George H. Keyser :
cISCINNATT-F. Z. suirs 4 Co., aud John D. Park, y
CHiclG0-Lord Smith, and II. seoviI.
sT LOUIS-coilins Brothers. sssf y So
slSFRAHcTscO-H Hoststtsr. Smith 4 Dean.
Alse, sold byal Druggists and Dealers 5ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
rPE HISTORY OF pR. sKESoK s OWN CASE, AND
how IiE WAS Cured OF CONSUMPTION.

Many years ago. whilst residing in Philadelphia, had
progressed gradually into the ast stage of Pulmonary Con
sumption All hopes Of my recovery being disspaed,
adv ed by my physician. Dr. Parrish, into the
country Mooresowp New jersey being natvo place,
removed thither Ny father and all his family had lived
and died here-and died of Pulmonary Consumption. On
my arrival put to bed where lay for many weeks in
what deemed hopeless condition. DryTbornton, who
had been my fathers family physician, aud had attended him
in his last ILLNESS, called TO He thought my
entirely beyond the reach OF medicine and decided that
must die, and gave week arrange my temporal
affairs In this apparently hopeless condition. heard OF the
remedies which now make and Sell 1t to that
could fee; them working their way, aud penetrating eve
nerve, 6bre, and tissue CT my system. .., ... ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

DUILDING LOTS.-SAMuEL w. HuNy
PhREr Real Estate Dealer continues 10 supply the market
With Buiidng Lots rom his place at the Depot Lots eligible
Ano prices moderate lyS13
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

The Seaweed Tope is astimulani, and other Is
quTed when it is used. Hispure aud pleasant bad ef
fects like when using Bosrbon wsky which disorders the
stomach torpors the liver locks up all the seeetons tnn
tie blood into WATER dropsy sets n, and the patient die.
saddrhly
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-23
THE INDIAN Neil.
Heading the treaty.

1icd9o. sept. IA .pcclL desp,teh 10 tho RI.
rruttN>, dstc' Fort Suilh, sept IJth, cav, "Ihe
Council vM oY,hcI at oa' o',lcyk b. Commits lp,r
Cgoey, who ssked Il Abe different l,ilcs ,cte re lv
totif. TIE ,teaty o. prae Tho acne iot TIE SCT-
no 80 SUD en-. otes .aid .heif peulo hAd q znd
pcut sisu II Tomorrow. The Uct'y VA cad IT,.
~ IA the Jonms'iolers t-sisne'ci By the Pes /.
dent and n Yep rtaiivos o. ths Cue 10 e d.
cocks ChoctNvs, JhickNsvr Osagrs, - .cas
c.r.uncs, S'sSne-s snd Ouspr-.. II h to .Ae
eject ~ thsy hat cuip.8 81 mo trr-'ies vlh 80
=, lie CJ4iCiC-se stxea sud toueiteu all the ?
tlfnts; hui tho t,cr cttfreut would eyc.C -
rleueacy and rc-rftaJith -dcr amen" the ttfStrGt
t.,les, ~ they hsd bicohu sA'itf Ell that
T. Wa Tor tue rood Of ,heit people to
unite and cstallth the rci.,ioas With the Gov
amen. when formerly eNig'ed etscca thon and
hc'eNe- RECON- - u "a csui,.siif tGt i've
yui - ., ton over tnC.n ani MT UatCt ilto sN nce
" .'r IN. othc. SiA e. NATION, pJNes or cve,,fu y.
IN 'etj is.c s'th she a. owe si,pI s.onf tAC ~ "
. ~ cot Ia Adurd prO,gC lCu aid rccIriy iUi the
pr. foHs an '. Nitry OF tUF t's"C"'fNe ives.
ircssstc a. tcce .v'd iron tpt delegates 4 Arm.
Nion''a \ cad -y, 10 tie eject shat tie .ctos
o1s vt coriug in % u, ,kr rsct with ,heu iuyal
~ thfen. The council adjourned 10 IL A. to-
uoIUT.
tot Smfb. AK Sspt IL The treaty. OF GENERAL
amiiy and Icsr, .uhuitte o trc ludisns today,
sou unLl is-tno,ro- Was given trem to cTtuinc.
Gov. tohritN, "a ArkEusts, hG1 Gi.lt d he. Z. lie
nppts ia'r pumuei, Of t"i men. ilUn DIN rent
Toe, o.. h.ir oLy tCIe. 1te - mn'Olts haze -
tr'td page. sGOriug their relations NIth tLe ie-
LtltUu
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Friday, September -.

WAsHtNErpN, SErTEM tR IL.
Yc,tcrdsy and to-day the President granted G.t,-
nine p,idon,. The pardon la iucss has not only
incItssel the du,ies OF tie Pc dent and the Al.
torney General, but those Aso OF the sec c.ary o.
sta snd soAe Of his tuNo. dinae otn,o.s.
General Van Wyck lotG.ns 10 70. YOU tonight
lie has iern end'ayotng to oltsin 81 o,uer mutt"'-
Ing out his old regiment, the s1.h Ncy ok Voter =
io.Unt or.. He regtrt. ,hc mastering cut OF N
many coo od regiments teciu,c tne veteran -oa-
mour are required to emain longer 10 10 what could
az vel e done Ivy tnem lie ,ajs rom his observe.
ton in south Gao .uA that tle o!auor o. = lnto.,
nVain,t the &C o.ed tu,pa - h,ut ioGndGton, md
.ht: 10 nose oui:a "a are committee Uy b Ca POI
cieg, han by white.
niasaii stc IAN has boon received boss from
Columbia, s. C., that the stat Conyo.tOa t,tomlcI
yostetta', vita enc huad. ca mstnbos p.esouI II is
Ie'arded ts the tb,eIt hodr ever lei a. thN;
etala. Resolutions OF disso1t'ut vero offered. ard
only received f;e vots; Ind tLey We i,'d on the
tsr.e are n Ielu al TO p:iut them. j., 'r.uo.'.
mc,sa e ST. osg,y ,ustaius to ri,sidcnls T;cOu.guC-
toH po..cr.
claim for the spe e. rgoIty Csp;uTsd ia .hl south
aad blou ut TO hi city
Amone the itrgo Eun.i eg Of aouiherners vic 81
rived here Today IL lie -chel johnson Of 81 fla.
In cpnss, ueucs NJ the Washing sEay ~ the .crc d.
rain. OF hc bridge Of tho KtnsEs branch OF the Pc
cifc ks.otd, ,he reilaolt has ucslel HI, previous
. orders d,Te,,!u- Ice ?a3ncrt " the Toverumgnt
hounty T. tie company, and ordered thu re- E.rI-
nation oil u road le made tcorr a., 4ablc moHey
Il Li.luIsod
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POLITICAL iNTgJ.I.It;r>CE.
Proceedings of he V,ovA,chu,etts tate
Gfpub,.cI.D CODSt Etian,

Wy" Sc, Sfp'. !! 81 hs A4s 'ehls''ts RalHbi,-
'aa 90 Convention a-s' m!ei het' % H., AID IL
'h.'|y stoadej. HE Col"entiot pe.rnsn, a,ly or
'i' !t'l ty eectinr ca .rci anne, Pc doat end
/ - '.o'-I,c .nuI,s i,on o,Ih Clales.onal di''
'IrI an a lss ain ~ NON tie state - hrrc.
A"o1c Gle "a C. Gfi,i clc nj Gcr anin -. hit-
b.. I.ofcg,. camn uc ~ lcioiitisr+ Gnahc',
90, Srlc r' in,HI, yhra NJ. ,nuiAa, di'essei
=. CoaVSn.,o. sttelHh
$500 ~ h,-rNGcU.
W0,c','T, S'-'. "A. p. H-iion. AuG.a ",lt"r
P."'@rci iessr.io., which t.c'r ,'-A.r 'us'
hvpiCl d,c.'Ei9
III AZ IN ta' .oAiE vi Rlenlrd Lun.er, is'e 20 H.
h'r o. BE b'ltsh liOuse OF Comallnr, We ieol INST
or t0nny - iost one Of It, IDast osrnsIi ana a''
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Successful Exhibition

Uhoo, ~ L., sept 14-The exhibition OF tho
State Agricultural bocety, rs VA Ell pected drew 10
gether To-day an Immense concurso Of peOpe. II w.
estimated that fully $500 people vissed the glOundi
The essh rece pts amounted to so,yIS H. The tots
receipts up TO the present time from all sources q
VI l,UUI This Ia tribe short VI the assroeAt' 4
amount received here t-o yeas afo 10 Thurrta'
nLght. The ~sAthor Eas pleasant during the dAy NJ
TO four O'Clock, shon vo.y heavy thunder stormy
pa.d over, driving the people into the buildinss.
oatllo stalls and everything tha. offered sheltot-
MAJOR General Hooker yizI,ed the ground acain to-.
oaJ. Nearly ali the awards hsve been made. aD8
viii be announced Tomorrow The competition In sr''
era departments has been very eiose and spiriedanh
Comm tees have had a different duty ~ performs
Al the lsaains sewing mAcnInes wsTo In Operation
aud were suhJec Cd most rilid examination an'S
the s-vsIest ioUs. The Committee spent seveisL
hours in their examination. iney awarded the pi--
lnium ior the best iAInily machine 10 me sage
Asnutaciutuis COMPANY, and also tor the De o. Manu-
iacturing Machine. The y. mu.lA iyr INC best sp-
cimenI o. machine sewing h'sa arlod 10 bIovef A.
B.ket. The exhibition Of I'll o no tos wnvoy
hno, and sraeted great si nt ~ 80 dii the piocos-
son VI premium cattle. The ~, eishI zen and
twelve hOTs team OF tie Ilreah EApIsH Com-
pany oImcd oLe OF the y pci1 i features VI the dN
ne ali closes to- gnocos,