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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
DaNrrn! gaurrn! Daurrn J.!
Se6et Dtrr ! Se6ct bier !!

0rpBe &ufrr9ung untrr ben Sauern !!
sic Ias tetiftrn lltb cine psu ben 8udsrr gRaber
uno REoptrs ju stbolen, uelsnbet 9Cio9t, bGr bette
Waber uno RCapcr in her Q4sIt.
SS. %. Nciprn S Scbn BADEN luc6cu crbol
ten uno cfCrlrsn gum &erau cine arcgs GOT oerslbsn
8GrfCbtd ntht frubG 81 tauftn, uno ibr Crfporet
pon 10 bis 40 SbalSr cacurh, intCm ic hber i'm
prsir tsi9su ptrcen, pie bic Sabrcs;cit porrGdf.-
lBtr fnb bCrei bGlsltsn nit oocr cbue Drcppvr ber
;utGIGn, fs fino aus eCn bStn gJ1akreucn uno ron
esn crteu MEhlnttCrn usrfcrtt9t. 2nG ric rc,Itiss
ecnCn Stiidtn nCr6en ltrtS an oare a. haiten ramlt
mir ollEiCtt in Stanos fno, au9tnblldlib rieidtGn
;u rCparircn.
QGir battsn cet9tsihtn an 6auo uno bictsn ;m
0crfaut on iecs Nrt pon Nirbau Sjtrdtlib~ fttn
ais: pfrrcl'walttn II. Orrfbtr, G5rosmdber, Sruht,
Drills. Bd htornfhtIIr Gutter rhutiorr. 6eurtdbcr,
uno Glcuacrs, unO in Ger Shat alIss rpae sit Bnu
srn 9cmmunitit r:rton9t rcn cinCm !oanprEtbtn biz
gum I1ibtr uno Rcapcr.
gS:r taufcn uno rrrfaufsn Ctenfc icHe Gcrte Soo.
mn, als : 8lGc:, SimcthN-, !oru: uno Gjrasiaamsu,
auGs an pcn aucrbui9icn 8GtinQun0cn.
0auttor iir eit 0rruienIcIc 0uucrbaft Der 9au.
ern btrjuoor, bccn mir eisbs trnbin ,n eenieBsn.
9. S.-Orm @udtpe puros pas crife uno bStbfs
Premium Der Siaatsfoir ju GOtCn ;uGrtonnt, mo ri
nl9t pttrit9 Walbucu ecsc in Gcmpstititn
fanoen. ollie pen wGlben oCm 8ucftnG bic StrrC
ntot bteIen tcnncn, 70 nett os cS ais Gin ulannen
9tlEeten gras; unh Sruhtmoihne ~ bctrochtcn in.
3Str baben Die autintGe Gufitht naribGr in 9sda,
NCnrcc uno Gor6cn @auntics.
%. .. 9JOurn s Spbn,
50 2B. ,6amiltcn Str, I(Icutoun.
6Sbruar Ia, lS65, noon |
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
Wti16ler'S 9ttterS
unter oen braUen Sol0aten.

9sirt fclssnDsS 3susniB BON rinrm Soloaten.
-8stne Nsct,in bat etnen IcIfsn 9tubm erlanst
Om6 punoupule uub srltaunsnpe Surcn, 8ae
5usrnpe IN nur zines unttr BEN oielsn 3eu9niI
rn, wslhe Der @isrntBdmsr uno S9fsrtisw bic
isr wtrflamsn SAtrrs BON Tag ) Gag erbdlt:
2aneaRer, 81. NGrj 1865.
Srn. 9. WtI r.-Brttsr Strr ! grs
fauben Sir mir, mrln 3euen!B fir pte gGmr1lmfrt
SbreS prrtbUOlrn &rdutrr. Sittsre tr3ufi9m.
Sd mar Gin Mitetitb Ucn Gcmpaus g. 79lrs
8reimrnt 9. 9. Sn bsm blutigrn 6ampf am
@bcamausa (t 9tsn September 1869 mar bae79.
i'm bbtplrn @ie6t, unO unelGdIt6r WeIs wurps
t9 tur6 rinr Oltnnie. Suael an Der r.6ten Sdtr
cra Rcpfes Ihwer ssrpurert mUourh elm Stid
mstnts StGtrls Dpn Der @rGBe zines 8nt Itta,
lers bnweaaeriIsn wurpe. 941bre fss BART be-
ltrittrnfn 8ampfss rparrn bic Strpunoetrn Ter
llnunarmse geBnunaEr, auf oem S6ld6tfelpe Su
ltr9fn. Ra6cem i'd orrpuncet pUrofn, lag Id
49 Stunbn In btlinnun9elcfen 3uifdre SntlGn
rem 5euer Der tdmpfenpen @rmren. Dad Dem
Snlouf brIer Belt wurrs idb pu,6 bic 8sbtlsn
gum @sfanesusn eemaht, nah atlanta etncm'
men unp Wonate bort 9cbaltn. @nre bieIrr
3et purbe Id, auseewr6Idt uno fsbrte 9Gn,h
tilhos unb barnirprssprtidt mad SauIe surud.
SD mar, pis i'd ataubtr. In 5Clse msinu gEunre
trffnunsslos srldbmt. Sotalp Id na6 Sault
fam, trgonn i6, 9tr SrGutsrsBiters Su ss.
trau6tn, unb gu bisIsr 3sit fam i'd umbsrlaufen
unO nparts binnrn tur,sr 3sit pOltOmmsn bsrss.
heGt 8u fein. Nlsine Rettuns Dor sdraItsr
edbmun9 prbante i6 rinji9 unO allein Sbtem
Sitrrs.
@tttab 9annina.
Stunt 6, 1865. rq3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
Settifenem pDu alien 9lrtcu.

"OtilNCueH ppH ullcr ArFcit.
ictrie iitrrbaupt ole @rtitrl, bic In rtnen ROD,
ltdnpt0rn cabinet geaarsnlagcr eeIu6t merrrn.
Str psrfsrtisn sttnfaas auf 8sRrllune itOt
art bon 5mnttur, mad Der nrurirn Wcsr, uns
Resr oOn ibnrn prrtaufte NrtifrI muB tas Iein
ttir mas ils tbn srrfaufsn, unb mub Splr Sats,
faction 9eten.
SauehdItsr unb Defenders iunes 9cue iprTts
Sausbdltunsen su tC9inRsu grbrnfen, IofItn ie.
ernfals bel ibnrn vUriprsfrn, sbe ir lpuilpu faue
ltn, tnetm its oeliasrt fdbI'n, baB Tt iQnsn bic
tsfsn Sdr9sn nntietrn tGnnrn.
Bd5- GIs 2sifsnbeicraer fn6rt man it llets
tsrsit unN Fs fittrsn itre Nufiraae prompt unb
In Ifbrfr Srbnun9 aus. . It Wa6aeunp,
@aanuB uber Sut itcrScgrnrn SGrg;n vrrlr0n
ir isren Gnipre&men unb an tiai9cn VrsiIsn.
gSODnuns sea!Inu6 'Stra6e ObsrBalb Der 9.
.. s. {0eimbat.
Salomon 9elfri(b.
GatnIaun, 5eGruar z, 1865. na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
@er+ Stanten 9lnleiDen+
Die erlte OOttonof Bon6

Die erIte J(NtionuC Ban6
0pn 2lllCntOipn.
Cetne DtppFt Sanf fir RfgieruR9S @clcrr,) 6irtrt
Ille Nrtrn Scr. Gtaatrn NNletben gum Srrthuf
an, namli6 bic brliethn
5-20er Bombs,
Omit 6 prc3mt Sob SntrrriIsn, 5aDItar 9alb
idtrlt&)
10-40er SpnbS,
Omit prcjrt @oIO Sntcrs'n 3atlbar ole 6
Wpnats } - 8rlre birIer Sonpsu lisfsn mir in
Summrn bon so Sbulsr bis gu 5000 a9aln.
Ser. Stanten SAulD1beine,
,abttar in rnsm Sabre nit Yrcsent 9ntrreiisn,
Iino gu batsn In Summsn Don 1000 bio gu 5000
Sbalsr.
Sirtru~OrciBi1er SpnbS,
Gie tslirttcils untrr allen @nlrt9rn III sr8tne
irart8 bic irSmanntc
SirbrnsOrribi9cr InIribc
Se1rl6e 1T batirt pom I lsn NuauR 1864 une
,ablbar In bret Satren pon jsnsm Datum an ss'
rehnet, NIT iiebsn unO cret 3cbntel projent SSnte'
re1sn, tnltiSEttth ;abItar. gIah Strlauf oOn 3
Satrsn t6nnm tielsltrn aud in bic lCgsnannten
5-20er Spnben
umgswtfistt werben. - SkIe Bombs trasrn Bee
tanntli& proseut Sntereiirn, tuelfr baltiGRrlt6
,abltar iino in Cob. Quf belen Bombs ltebt
icBt Cin 0rGmum Ron nrun Yrcpnt, stnIhleelt6
Ofr in GjoIO ,ublbarsn Sntereifen pom Il ten glcp.
an; mad bisfEn fiab baber Die 4 Ben Dretbt<
ger SpnbeR 10 prp,ent psrtt uno ino aud BON
Staatss unb sc etnb ! aren Frfi.
sag- 0tr tctannt II bic Siebtns DrdBi9er Qn'
lete tie rin;sr gnlebs I'm Wlartte rie 9r9snpdrs
tis BON Der 8esisruns ansetcten riro uno man
parf iuprii6tlth erparten, bab bic istrnen Scr'
tbsile, welds beIeltr untetet, bisie aneite CUR
Sirtlinga -2lnlrtbe bes GplfeS
MAIDEN tpsrbsn, unN ts Gnp nitt mrtr gang 200
Wtaionrn Gtalr o,n bisler Nnldte aufSunrtmcn,
unb tnbfm tsr 8atauf berirlbrn 70 larf our Tt
aebt, 10 wrb Oisie uussbsurr Snmme balo persrif'
fen Itn. = gBir ratbrn baber unIeren 5reunrsn,
wslts bon bissr Anlebe gu babsn rrunltrn, it
balo 81 mttbs.
gGr ertbelrn nit STentiaen aur eririnI6tr
@uefunft in 9r;us ouf pisir SonpS.
Us, s.. Slmmer, YrafOent.
8. s.. MUDer, gaffirtr,
@lrrtaur, 6ckr. 81, 1865. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
9 2eGrer perlQn0t.

DaS SUarb trr Dirsftorn Spn 6eitrItera
6aunlttp, ee6d Gauntp, wirO iih S'rlammsln,
in Der Atftt VSbrrr gi unterIuhen, auf DUnncr.
tags ben 3tsn @uauI nd6Rsns, um 8 lltr Dor.
mttass, an bIm @anbauIe BON y etsrMt T.
| rr, In SIesrsoiar, brIastsm 9aanI6ip. Die
4ppltfauirn wsrbrn CUR 3sit BON bsm Gaanty,
Superintendent traminirt. ggc Qppttfarttn mel
dc wtinfaen biz 9IufTtt Su iittrnGbmsn pon tsn
S6uIen In bsidatsm 5aurIhip, batsn T6 erlmis
ntrsn gu IaBrn in tcr @sgrnpat bonn SoarO Der
Otr'ttor'n am brIlnlm Gag mO Belt. Die
S6ulrn rsrbfn Al Wpnate forlNausrn.
2Iuf 9eirbl Der guar6.
1boma5 SC. MoIcr, Sec.
Sd9rSptlIr, SuIt IT.. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
GrIte 9l0tiDnalz zS0nf
an bic aus brm Sricsc ,uriidfeprsnbsn eUtOatsn.
Die <30er 9(nlcibe.
BON QlQrntppn, ga.

Die 7<30rr gtnlribe.
S6r BON psn S6tahtfslbnn 3arddfs6rsnttn
SUlpotsn, bic ibr 70 mutbig pss GdnpsS 6rtiteit
zen SaRpru fat1her Serdtbsr entrilist unc burG
Die untsrbrudune Der 9isbslliUn Der 9anSsn gGtIt
,eigtst ba6 bic 5rrimGnner bieItr Gspubltt bur6
anmabuna unb 5pranur nid3t untcltUht rperben
fEnnen-S6r empfunsct Ut BEN @rub unb gBia'
fcmm @urr Ohtbiir9er. unp wsrbet piecer Cure
irttsrn Srufsgr16dfte aufntbmrn. .-Sne BON
Su4 bic ben Bart unp pcblpsrbIrntsn Scbn fee
RrtseS nitt In irssno einrm llntcrnebmsn an
tegen, empfsben mir aneelegertlt6i bic Der
Soatrn 7.30n Qnlrite ale bic bette Sntsrslsn
tragsnOe unp Ii6eriis QnIsibe in Der g8slt, inrsm
t auf sinem BON guh lelbIt sslestcn 6uncaments
tgubt, bas tsine irrilds Wla6t prni6tsn tann.
Die brittle unb lsbte Ssrs OteIrr I6abbarrn
une yupuldrrn @nlstbe wtrb binnrn 1ebr tur3er
3dt asnummrn lcin [irbsm bios rtpa so Mil,
licnen nod unpnfauft finbl uno bann cbns
3prtfr Elm ffSnes Drsmtum abwerfen, ME biss
glsi6md6is tstm S6lufs Der Subluipticnsn auf
iribsre Nnlei6sn Der Sal mar.
Die Rotrn bieIsr prittsn Serie finb mad 5Crm
uR6 Yripilresn ben bfrets abesIsbtrn 7'30sr
ooltcmmrn 6bnli6, Bios ba6 lif bic 8reiruns
oas Nedpt Sortrtdlt, mad SsIiesrn bic 3tnIrn in
9clow1trun9 su prctent, tatt ju 3'3e9ntsl
In Currency Su beSablen.
llntsrssi6nsr wsrpsn bic Sntnrfsn 3ur 3dt
tbrr untsrjsi6nuus bic gum 5. Suli, psIGes
Der Datum Der Notsn IN, absieben.
Die Sntsrehen Der 7'30sr bsIaufsn if& auf
| Gent per Sag fur cine gpte BON $50
Gents - 500
10 - $500
90 >, - , $1,000
Nrtsn BON alien Scrbrmertten 8rnsnnunetn
psJptn unprr3dsli& mad Der nntrr3siGnun9 9s'
| ticfcrt perbsn.
Nu6 babsn mir an Sanb einen btlhrGntten
Ssras bT 3wsitsn Sett Der 7s30r gnleibr, 70
pis ale anbern RegterurgS R StcuritG'
ten, bic mir ;u Itsbsralcn 9reiIn attahsn.
81. 9. @eIb uno Silbsr pirp ssfauft unb
osrtuufr. Ias Scrtsn BON 8rsisrun9ss@ ss@pupcns
rpsrrrn nusbt;dtlt ctrs Serehnuns
8iQiam s.. Slumer, prdfoent.
8. 8. Woper, @aIfirer.
9unt 81 na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
O0S 9rDBe @Qent0u1l
6 q b / GO G t
maoren-4oger.
6etmDd6 1tnb 6elfri0,

GabinetmaGr In Der Statt Qacrtaun, teetren
f6 otsEtr Gde9rnbdt itrCu 6rrunhen unb cinem
ol9smrtnsn putlifum Gbubnupt rrgttrnit ar,u.
js9en, bae lir Ctiacs @eI6Git ned INNER trtrri,
ben, In Dem @staure So, % 3Gsa Samltcn
Strabr, sin9e 9biircn cbrtbalb Der Sprfrqcw
5alls unb i6rds 9essnjbe' rem 2eda @aunty
Patriot Sutlicbr, allmo fir jsbsrSit terrtt iinb
allsn Anlrrs6rnOm 0erare rn@ gpunIt a. ttes
nen. Str segtnpGrtiser Sicd III pntrlid Gin
portrrffIt6er unp b'ICbt gum S5rit aus folgcnbrn
Nrtitrln:
Bureaus, Sibeboarb5, @itr, Centre, 0is
ming uno anccre Slide, SuNrr uno
ale Nrten onocre Sbr6nfc,
@batnot uno Sofatifte,
Sprn0iis u. Sbaus
fGt. StGhlc,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
1tUtrn unn Drafts
wrten In alien 3bfilrn bsr Der. Staattn unb
Canada culsFtirt.
SubftriPtirneu anf eOuprrumrnts Anlribcu.
SScct>iel nnb Srebitbriefe
nuf ans arSsns NLdb. Garcpa's.


EtlpiHl' HUtrhOd, Il. Ss.
ItcnCen llnlcn }Gut.
IpurtlIhur0, NrltCrid, Nrtwinttl,
tuCWl0tNlt,b G tCCtrlt.
| l.pl0GNcblrQ, SlrG'lu. &lnStlclr.
Enialui. q z SOlitr.
n'dnuhlm. Satus Il. St9l.
l'piCinln0tn, ". ~. 2turp.
NtE, Suliln nEcrmG n. So.
piuhlNluitr, q. n. G'llblitin.
lMiijndltn, sci pSn l'irhb.
I9ilrnhtrh, Sch Scnr Suopf.
! lSHtnhuIM ifglui ! fiiUcr.
IS6lmtrlt, NV,lttdmp II ESrilaa
I!,itmoH.ni. ?na 56n,iosr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25
0ut NeueS fir bic 2eut !
8rdbIin9s unb Spmmrr @aarrn am
Sletber emporium,
9n Der Ssast aGentan.
@retutQ rrrt6 @fee6crs

SretutG ttttS Stee6cro
IA Senobribtiesn bas auacmsius Qublitun,
oas fis tbr @eIbdft oils q au M a n n s.
LII g d nst Der, an so. IL on 6amilton.
StroBe, IN IOentnuu, nod immCr fcritetreitrn, unit
iu9lsiber 5ett otrftbern Ie oaBelbc-pie oies aud
eerslts ausrparts bsfannt iit-pag man ba bel ib
nen
Die tritrn anb wpblfeilfen Sleibrr,
in elmer limss9cno pOu msnisffsns 50 gRsilen tau
ten fam. @s IN bies smar piel seIast, atcr es bal
htsr aus, tnerm Gs nibts ats Ole rsins 8abrbsi
1T. Sic baben 9t9cnuarti9
@incn Derrlieben Stod &leioer
fur Die Sabrsjeit paiSno ouf pano, Der aucb fttrr
uttbt an SbSnbrit GbertrsfiGn miro, tGlisbrnp aus
@lsn @rtsn 86dcn,
9Iar grten gBeIlrn,
Nllr Irtrn Solrn,
Gle @rtfn 6atsti6tr, ETC.,
lno turj dues oas in ibr Satb sinlbldat, uno ocit
Sbatlabs, julammsn aGnommcn nit oCm SbenoC;
la9ten, iest nc in Den Stanb allie anprsbrnoc mad
1Bunih beotenCn ju tSnnEn. Rufst oabsr on che
ibr iontro tnufst rpenn ibr @uercn SntsreiIen ae.
treu ttn pcnt 8cr9shtt Den Srt niobt, ocrrsIbC
III SIC. ii Sf:l6amiltcn.S .Sraes, jpiltbsn pem III
fen 6aus" uno Wclers apotbste.
sic hno oanf6or fir tsreitS 9tnoNsnt 9uno
ihaft uno bitten UNI cine Sortoausr Der @unf oef
publttums. mcfir is aud fstS uno immrrbn oaut
tar istn werbSn.
Srcinie unS RceScr.
aGsniaun. spari IL. 1864. uaIa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-25


Gah'll' Ai'c, 7iIrhilIt II Se
2tninrrptn, AeelpN GtrauF.
2ud'ousnturN, tfoni AForitl.
2IuNsturo. y. ven GtsttSu.
lSooSn, z. Miultr u. SEM.
9Sanletrl' v ;. H"tpsr'
2'0'tL NiliapNni u. 50.
l'Sroiahtrn. !. 5ina.
2'trltn' Ntlrt "'hrucsr.
2Nlnasn. Ntlt2t -Sl1t.
A'rtm'n, 2Slil' '@tIlitr Il. sc.
Et,'l'lI Slu''Grn IT, Ac.
2olifti,N', - H,,,li,' a. ecnl
S1n'l' Strr. SeIehlniiet.
Ssee'tili' ENI'N y Y. S1prI'l.
SrIm, y" "!ub etbafS. S"'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04
The Virginia Methodist Episcopal Con
ference.

This body, which has been in session at Dan
willie, has adjourned. The resolution in favor
of lay delegates was adopted. The statistics of
the church in the boundary of the Conferen ce,
as reported by the preachers, are: White men,
bers. 29695 white probationers, 3,6T5; colored
members, l,5Ci; colored probationers, 17g; local
preachers, $50. Among the list of appoint
ments are the following:
Alexandria District-Wm. L. RowZie, pre-
siding elder. Alexandra, @. W. Langhorne;
Clarke, VIM. II. Wheeler; Warrenton, J. ID.
blackwell; FauQuier, J. H. Crown; Prince
William, J. s. Porter; Rapp1hannock, l.. H
Greybill; Cuipeper, w. +. Robins; SpotsyIva-
MIA, j. +. WcSparren; Fred aricksbUrg, ]. s.
r. Clarke; Stafford, S. f. johnson; Westmore-
land, J. II. Davis; King George, T. J. Dayton:
Lancaster, VIM. F. Balm.
Eastern Shore DtStrict.-D. y. Wells, pre-
siding elder. Atlantic, ID. =. Wells and B. T.
Ames; Eastyille, VIM. L. Daley; TaylOr's ISL
and, ]. q. Martin; Ringoteague, l.. Moore;
Cambridge, G. N Guy.
The Conference passed resolutions looking
to the future religious care of the coIored
people, including missionaries 10 be sent them,
organization OF Sunday schools and churches,
the licensing Of colored preachers, and rec
ommendation to the General Conference for
the establishment of annual conferences OF
colored preachers, under the superintendent
Of the bishops of the Methodist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04
TELEGRAMS, &c.


The El Paso correspondent of the New York
Herald, under date of November 2, states tha:
President Juarez Will leave for Chihuahua on
the I2th. the French having left there on the
29th Of October. The temporary Governor OF
chihuahua has notified President Juarez that
French deserters state many OF their comrades
would also desert If opportunity offered. Bar
tamente, Zuloaga, Olivres, and other promi-
nent Mexicans, have left Chihuahua with the
French.
A party of two hundred Cheyenne and
Apache Indians attacked coach on Butter
fields Express route, en- Monday last near
Downe's Spring and killed SIX passengsr
and the express messenger, named Merwin.
After burning the coach they went TO Downes
spring and Bluf Station, and burned all the
buildings and stole or destroyed ali the goods
and other property. One of the passengers
killed three Indians, but was afterwards shot
his heard cut out, and his body burned over a
slow fire.
An extensive foundry Of locomotive works
belonging to Hinckley, Williams & Co, on
Harrison avenue, Boston. formerly known as
The Boston Locomotive Works, was nearly
destroyed by fire Saturday night: also, a large
unoccupled building adjoining, in which, four
locomotives Were stored, having been recently
sold by the Government to private parties.
AT meeting of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Company n. C., on Saturday,
VI. NJ. Drane was elected President. Resolu-
lions were adopted authorizing a reissue of
DOHOs, luHOlhS OF CapltdtlZlnS tnc interest now
due. The president and directors are author
ized, TO raise funds by loans, and 10 thorou Zhly
equip and put in good running order the road.
Lieutenant General Grant and staff arrived
at Wilmington, n. c., at four O'Clock Saturday
morning. naval salute was fired By the
gunboat Tinicum, Commander Temple. The
party left for Charleston at noon.
The steamer Atalanta, being being deemed
clear OF the cholera, has been allowed TO lea We
quarantine and go to New York.
T.. ;er Al, ,t,K,. IL.
pearance at Gaudaloupe, one of the French
West India Islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

1Capt. James w. Moore assistant quarter-
master, who has charge of the burial of deceas-
ed soldiers, has selected a spot on the Balls
Blpf battle ground, in Loudoun county, where
will be inferred the remains OF those who fell
upon that memorable field
6-The Mississippi Legislature has passad
the Exemption bill over the Governors veto
1t exempts from execution OF judgment $1,000
worth of property belonging to the head OF a
family, child, etc. The Legislature did not na.s
the stay law over the veto.
~The Richmond Whig of Saturday savs
that Mr.. Seddon, late Rebel Secretary of war
arrived in that city on Friday evening HE
health has not been seriously impaired bv his
long imprisonment - A's
- The New Haven Wheel Companv ara
constructing pair of wooden wheels for gov
ernment to be able 10 carry one hundred
thousand pounds.
~Doctor Gwin. who was arrested some
United States, is confined in Fort Jaekson. he.
low New Orleans. ~
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United

ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.
To all tohOm IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that FERDINAND MOTT has been appoint
ed Consul of Oldenburg. ut New Orleans,
1 do hereby recognize him as such, and de-
clare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers and privileges as are
allowed TO Consuls by the law of na-
tions, or by the laws Of the United States
and existing treaty stipulations between the
Government of Oldenburg and the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
Letters to be made Patent and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, the 2Sth day of November, "A. ID. 1865
TL.s1 and of the Independence Of the United
States of America the Goth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States Of America.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President Of the United
States Of America.
To all tUhOm IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JUAN JOSE BARRIL has been ap-
pointed Consul General for the Republic OF
Nicaraugua in New York, do hereby recog-
nize him as such and declare him free to exer-
cise and ENJOY such functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed to Consuls General
by the law of nations or by the laws of the
United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the 27th day of November, A. D.,
TL.sl 1855, and of the Independence of the
United States of America, the nisetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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rSA Madrid, the custom house rules that
ladies must enter that capital, from abroad,
with soiled dresses only, and that whatever
new and fresh female chifoas they have with
the train from Paris TO Madrid was DELAYED
nearly an hour while the custom house OIL
Ger squabbled with a passenger about a single
silk dress she had in her trunk The lady
vowed she had worn il once, but the officers
triumphantly pointed out that Il was neither
stained nor torn, and that, If not new, IL was as
good as new, and must be taxed as such. At
last the lady had to give way, and to pay a
heavy duty on the garment
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SThe snow storm here on Wednesday ex-
tended to considerable extent over Virginia
II prevailed some distance south ofPetersburg
Westward, Its faintest traces were visible ar
Charlottesville between that place and Siam
ton not fake fell. 1t was very slight also ar
Gordonsyllle. At Beaver Dam, on the Central
road, il was perhaps heaviest The depth OF
the snow there measured eight inches. At
Richmond II was three inches deep.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.
To all lohOm IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that H. CLAUssENIUs has been ap.
pointed Consul of Saxony at Chicago, ]
do hereby recognise him as such, and de-
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, rs are al.
lowed to Consuls by the law OF nations, OF
by the laws of the nj Ted States.
Intestimony whereof, have caused these
Letters TO be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand 1t the City of Wash
ington, the 2Sth day of November, a d.
H. g. 1865. and of the independence of the
United States of America, the Goth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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THE OYSTER LAw.-The Salisbury New
Era says the high price Of oys ers in Maryland
at present is owing to the fact that the law OF
Maryland respecting dredging in the waters of
the Chesapeake is ignored by the captains OF
northern vessels, who dredge with irrpunIty
for these delicious biTalves. If the laws are
not complied with it is contemplated TO send
an armed fotilla down the bay for the purpose
ofseiZing these depredators and bringing them
70
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MA wedding party in Vienna was very
much disturbed by a mysterious stranger who
handed the groom packet securely sealed and
bearing on the outside the inscriptien:-aFn
closed is the tender correspondence between
your young wife and the actor W, Ii was
signed, "Your sincere friend" On the exami-
nation of its contents it may be easily imag-
ined the unpleasant effect it had on the bride
groom, bride and friends.
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TMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLr-
i MEN-As the season for fashionable parties is
now at hand, we deem il due to the ladies of this
Capitol to state that the only place to purchase
n. DEMONGEOT, corner Of d and 10th streets,
near the avenue.
II is also proper to state. that the finest HAIR
DRESSING In the latest style, is done at the above
establishment. Madame pemongeot will give per-
seDal attention, at her Hair dressing Room as
above N entioned All orders for out. door will be
attended promptly. no 9-3n
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TO DYE EASY

is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ns stain, 40 trouble. child
can apply it, Persons wishing to avoid the publiei
ty Of having their II air d ed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, bat imparts Rev life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferrcd. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my l6.eoly
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THE ARCHIVES OF THE REBEL NAvY-It
was understood here last week that the release
OF Mallory, rebel Secretary of the Navy,
would be conditioned upon his furnishing 70
our authorizes all the information he possessed
concerning the archives Of the rebel navy II
VIII undoubtedly transpire that they were
burned al Charlotte, n. G., by order of LEFT
Davis, during the rout that followed the sur
render OF johnson. The records of the rebe
State Department, if not similarly DESTROYED,
are IN georgia, at some spot unknown TO the