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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
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purb' scr stniasn 9usru in @bIIaofIpSia n5Fatt
Dae 9nniut II n,bln tr r6rbIi&'n 6rtmait!s
fir ftsurSIofs Rncsr ssIrs,n, unO wir0 audb son
tn Gbftoua Dir ltbttytn 9Intalt pural!fi.-
Das Daisaaaus it els srlr tisfir 4rt In tsm
Pa hr unS IS prrtanit fs!n GntFstsn baupiliGli6
t,n bumdntn esiir'6aHsn Or Grau 6dittr, bic
GttaaitIn res Gbrp 60. %. Glitr, fri6sr ron
aus1taan, lie fir hmm 3vcd SIS 600 + mnet
lie. Die 3atI ttr bsolrftBn gBaifnFnpu scn
4mn 9'Olnisr Goloatsn .Utrp auf 5000 ano.ec,
bsn uno rs tlsitt eabsr nr5 SItI iu lbun, bic fir
tt'isItm ssICrat III. Spfituf 8slhd9e p.rOea
SaEfs trinasno rrt'tn uno bi;l.lbcn tuuten sun
Graa Stttsr, 3O7 yl'plraa. an9mcmar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
0br-sanssa. Qauo,a 32-O,.een GA.

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bsrB:, &Hti6srmadsr DaUiO 2JCtprr, gauu ;
9Obn 8. Sit WInirsr; 60. g8tnlanb, 3aalSb
nrr 5ransts R,in6arb, S@uintr Sonas esl6
Bauer Ssnrs 8si&aro, tp Ystsr 9Ratbias,
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gtif6ltr, SdnsiOsr; GbayIsS 5tnrv, @rctl@m !;
y. youua, SuptrintenSsEt WI@lei Naurn.
tufh, NHatr; OaoiO 8sinbarb, Gaal59nrr {;
5cbn Truthndn, Sautr Ntsl Grarn, Bauer /;
3dccb 8. SatCts, Saufmanni; 0rsI DtrSl, Saa
IUbnrr GtUmaS ~. g4rapfr, 10 Sno Jlslf.
arb, Bauer @sorse e. 2rrG, Saal6snsr 6tns
rS 8S0sr. DO; Saccb Sell SJ'oman 9oirp6
gcuntt. Bauer Slmutt Wad, tD @blrlsa
Srbmaa. Saufmann Sem. Seanlir, -; Sbso
pbiIue Semmsrer, Bauer SUGn Seltslnan, DO {;
28illtam 6CIb, SaaIObnu; SsiTs 9Iamfelp, @yob.
Idtmec ; Aobi1cn 9tesman. Bauer 1rare 8 g.
}lIrsr. NGllsr SObn 9artn, 9asI6bner; Snu
U. SGGfr, Gisousnua&sr @eurs. Tabtan.
Bauer SarUb OsIcns, Sinflr ; s. s.. Got.
turr, iSdtdtsr OariS GranferFslo, Bauer ;
8ecrse SIttIer, 9rcSG2miep 8risNri@ SrGne.
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Wcbry. GaeI5tnr GbarfsS SGafftr, Nld6lma.
Gar; Scflt Carl, =; Wi@a,l 0san, Sag.
l6tnsr Rm. S&is, 60 G6arIcs Sbsa, 20 ;
Or'n Bowman, Suti&sr 8rantts 9rvnau,
5aSID6nc DaoIN s. Gsbrran, Gjrotf&nisb
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Fubrmann gBQiam SatVFp Bauer; 8. N.
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n @anarpir, DO Sp9 @lop,r, GdslEanfr ;
3obR a. SIlnt, Saatr, Sctn Gttpb;n, Ratfa
snm:&sr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
1iieSr- 5RIiIfOrs. @uota 25-oe,oa,u ~

Die ben is. GprIl lore Saptae 81 fa-en.
nieSfr- 5hiifprn. Gusta 25-se,ostu so.
Saec6 S6dffsr. Maau; Oantd gisd. iun..
Bauer Sotn g 8urrs, SGubmadsr glatban
DIT. Waursr Sptins @rrtarb, Waqer GtaS.
Staut, 3asEtnsr a0biIon SGtu, Bauer 9.
ltpsr ). ScbnNcn, Saufr; Sfrasl rirfer, SGret.
nsr Stpt uanSr, Bauer, ScIcp9 S4uIb, Saa
lStn ;; Stcmas G. S6dffr, SSrslnsr Da,
rib S&uIsr, Bauer DaplO Gsbman, gausr +;
9NSn Q. SttICp, SasStner 9pbn Grntp, Qsb.
rrr Samu,l SetslOvr, Sasi6Gnsr 0ui. 5luf,
Bauer; SHm. Sunf, 9aglB6nsr 3. 9. GsI.
tsrt, GdeitAnsr sspt Dks, SaalStnsr So.
1spt Dover. GilbfypI&te ,Snmusl 6alman,
Bauer $. &. Gtp6ae. Bauer Qtd 9eb,
5GsISbner, gHm. Z. GOtC. SdglSbnsr GsparD
Ssitttt, S&utmnhsr Solfab s. SaeCbp, Sea.
sr; Sarcb gBitanb. Bauer; Ssnrp 9. @6,u,
Bauer @tratam 9laman, bV, George Gsvl,
co; SoSn S@sa, 30 i; 9barIss D,rt, SGrd'
nsr ; 6ranflin Shores. 9aslSbn.r Dap!o gls
res, Bauer Daniel GsapRr, 90 GOaS. @6tl
SSrctfhmtso Sapio Garnrs. Gigarrrnmader ;
&barlis 8. SIttina, 9tbrsr; Dao. RSpsr, Sal'
er z; GIt GduIp, 10 Siade Sraus, g9asnsr ;
6mrs 6simbat5. Sau.r 6. g. Rctbsn6nasr,
Miller ; @atcmUn s. SGanb, Sau.r guvlni.
us S'tbert, Sd9lObnsr Daniel Witlcr, Sauss
Abhion %. Stwsnt, 2strtr DayIs &rtssst,
Gisausnma4sr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
R cibuna.

DaS gdIsmtnI erS ntuuUcu!N SaptiNsn Irr,
lommIunSe In aacniaun prb sum Grltn.
male tnubt W:rbtn gum @OtttseIsnHs un6 BIZ
SOnnta9eI6uIs am r66Rsu SCnntdB Nrratn
NaGmjttas unb Gteno. 9reoistsn r,rbm as.
tlltfn rubsn Our4 bic G6yw. Ssrrn g9. Gatt,
tart 9. 81. giGnrts, .. o. une antrsr. -
Das YubL!tum u sInasLaon bsiiawO6ntn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04

D Sn yteu Olleane nj ron oen Buas
ofsttbcroen oee Sermo9en Scr Sosiuer-
ratDtr Suo1b y. Stnilf ms Sobn
&hceG ernfisCirt fcprbenl' -..-..-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04

81" 9a Hluo0e. 81 wnoen pdtrsre res
ScmmTS 5-6C0 WOtmrnn erwastet, he ~
S'n dntdnaTn Nts iratn See Smta arbSrm
prI&r II Nausro prbnt. Sm Counts Ipr,n
btrfits slnl8s buneut Wormuntn pir1sr S6nl, Ice
ben. he rtn Ftrfettn grsetstn osS ians,n Smitb
NIT = Fr lauih'n. Sit baltsnz itrt Sonrt1as.
rsSsInSRts in 9luppp.
E@S- Drr @t5ah Der RIalltp.r per @srsas.
sane ron NaIHc t'tr6es $3.50 yu 0atv.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
.oi.lalna Is NlRarffath No,ml,,. =,

Sorl9cn 6erhf mabten ernioe Qruts
an : SleartlsIs @auutpfzcem SsrluA,-etnl
S,rofts a-lpistrifsbeny lntsIFsapurosu. ID
nlgf s 9leatsn br9elb tt Gle pet Id)ieneai
Arrefe pbrRabmen, 3jele I, stse rperoen
iest IN barrlsbrra scrbsgt uns elmer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
SSprtl,nnptun 0n,,ntn
VaRtn. WAR %. 1865.


9rtrunttn.-6r. {0en. 6c6ter, ocn
Safton, Elm Mann pen un3tflbr 60 Sab
rem, ertranf am lc9;en Samfl3 Woroen
IN Der Oelaware. Gr, Elm anbcrer Wonn,
Ndmens 0eorae Wofer, uno ein neun.
libri9fr 8nabe fampn aur eincm EIats
boct bon Der Snfet, no fie Gano ncbClt
batten, aIS oafstbe uaaucttlbPr gSdfp
I'm pfsiIer Der 8riide anitlc6, fib oles
b1io nit WIf'r flute uno tins furse
Strttea unterbaIb osri3ibfn uerf1nP. =
6trr Woier, oer tin 70i2byiG'r @rei6 1T,
ndbm cen &natsu auf cGn RGden uno
oIyfu6te ans llfar ;u itwimrcn, wurer
aber bon Der Gtr6mun8 Den 8tuB blnabs
atfdbrt uno Scio7 Wiirorn ertrunftn iein.
nenn nibt rom ufcr Elm Robn abgeffo,
Ben ndre unc he Acrcttct bate. 81
pur6s tb'rfaG6 Ger 8crIub esmnds.
0Crrn &eblCr }u ratt5n, tGy ins3Gcn cine
quite Sretectn 8tu6 hjnltartrirtcn nor.
een mar, abcr 0trfclbe UGrfanF uno er.
trant, cD2 cl3 rcttcnsc Soet ibn ercittc.
Gr mar I,a oCnjr Wdnn unO binterdgt
cine 9t0Bt 6ami,ie in f;br tsn8tbi0ten
llmlt2nbln.
o. Cit 2jan &Dal Gi5tutlbn Goms
pl9niC bat i'Gt sin eoppcltr5 @eleiIt ;ris
ih5n G2l,a Hno Waacb @bunf, lpa6 fir
bic paiilaars uu0 Sradttaf6rcerun3 BON
grobPm 8c!tbfl! If.
UPDo8 22cDnbau6 Yon Rfubtn %.
Wluer, in Gitotr Mount 8etbI, murrp
neuIid), ipdbreno Die Sdmilie atweicno
mar. crbrrbcn uno 50 6b2Ir oarau5 AZ,
ttobten.
T0rr Delapart &anat III ourb SaS
bob7 @lf'r 10 fblimm t2f:bioigt NOR
Den, o1B IS bier bic ictbS gSob3n nebmtn
miro, ccnieIben ju reparirtn.
SS Sapt. @owaro Aeurp, uon ga.
ifon. bat cine GOmpa9nr @lnjlbr5lcute
8ebtSst un0 1T Ycri0e gBcde at98o9cr.
%Der prei6 uon Dreii1br5. gubri, |
tnten if auf $500 uno ocr pon Gin.
iobrS: Subli,u:Gn aUf $1,000 in GaCton
1ciiieBcn.
Soreusb 1eunty Aones.
GapitaIifien ueIbp 9uit uno gisb ia.
oen, Eouutp 8rnoe $50 fon) uon Ser
Staet Bethlehem ga tdafeu, 3aDLblr in .
Hepbatb 5ebn S brsn uno 6 prc,cnt Sns
retlen tro8snc, BaDiblr bllbilbrllCb, .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
1pir 8sbrn mad, 6mitb une RrAmtr.

- .
I'm NIT Drm fnEsnbtn pfsis OsS @Slbss alti.
&en S&ritt SG baItrn, tat bic Grma BON Smiit
une StSmsr auf tsr iarHtdI6m Ode teS Tldrtt.
rsr'as ia @aeutauH, tsI6lOFm tsm sruiitn
Stpd @aartn alInsiI um 80 tis 40 9rc;ert
bliasr 5u Serfaufsn, ais titS felt LANCER 3sIt trr
ssitstn-sSn 3stt 80 3sit bic grsife itur Uao.
rtn MT ben 3sit;n rI&itn. Cine fcIds 5anr.
tunSsWsis nlu6 8rrpIb stm gutIIfum. in ttn feel.
asn 3dtsn, cine iru6s sanSs lsn, tpsna ts per.
Rimmt, bag man Hnmal tpitbH an prbentli&sn
prtiisn feline 9ttr faufsn fam. Disls Sirma
Sat aud Tft nsas unS cute gBaarsn sinsrlsaf
unS IL tntf&IUdtn Rs tiGItSsr atIuisbm. ats man
pl,ftlts fcnarO tauTtn fam. Give them call !!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
Ser Or6ft.

SOlssaRe qitis 'ntbSIt bic Namsn ron ysriunsn
bic In ben Gifriftsn sslosin BOvStn Rnb, bic
bts Der lire Quotas nits ssRsat, ta5R ub.r Belt
Die ben is. gprIl lore Saptae 81 fa.en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
Soreusb eeuntv sones.

GapitaIfim waltbp 9ut uno 2isb ia.
ben, &ountp 8rnc6 $50 fem uon Ser
Staet Sstbletem ga tdHfen, 3aDlblr ins
RetbaIb 5ebn s brsu uno 6 prc,cut Sns
terEiien tro8snr, 5abIblr bllbilbrlcb,
maIoen tpobltbun, iidb baloi9ft an Samus
z SruThst1 tem Sst,Gir ~ melocu, um
'ttd5 leRbF' ili;ltairpru User. u. Sem.
WJaSlf'S ellt FFk.rfNsitern iRon:aa)
IN AnentaHn lbren Tnfan0 eensmmen,"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-04
Je0er un0 SC6eere.
Gin &mo perbrannt.

SUrSsn DisnRas aIs elm 3idGrlsss SnGblsIn
bss 3rn. SamutIRtfG, i'm 5ohl bee Srn.
BaGmah, 80 bic GamiIis lcsrt, fir sinsn gu.
ssnbIid aa6sr g@t ssIaffn warb, slns taS Slsins
in sint Stuts ppria IEa zine tlsins &anne NIT ct,
nae scbIrnSI bsfanb, tpsl&s 20 rsriF unb nit
SrrlsIb'n an ben Sfsn stns uno Gin 9tsI bss
Strfts ba aassU6, psIG's fOsIsiG Gsufr fns
unb iOfort aud bic &lsitsr bes 8tnbsS In lidtsn
5Iantmfn ifbt'. glls uan Dem Sinbe Az SaIfG
fam une bic GIammsn srRIdt butts, mar I4in S5r'
Ffr bnats trmnbsn Unbrannt, baB ale anse
wontts NIttsI lsin Gsbsn ~ tettsn, H6ts m.tl
itu&!'tsa. 50 iart rsnssr Stunben na@bn
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
The Bones of Dante.
From tho London Athenaum,l


The discovery ofDante's bones, twelve
days after the celebration Of his tercente-
nary birthday, has created no small sen-
satiOn and delight in Italy. In theyear
1877, Cardinel Pogetta. OF Raveuna, ex-
pressed his Intention of having 49,, =
bones, being those of Z, hereto taken
from the coftiri and burned The arch-
bishop, le5s OF 3 higot than the cardinal
and sincere adinirer of the poet, had
the remains secretly excavated and con-
cealed in another part of the church,
When the danger was over, the arch
bishop died, and Dante's remains were
not replaced in the original coffin. A few
years more, and the grave in which they
had been concealed was forgotten. The
Gazette dele Romagne gives the follow
ing account of the discovery. On the
occasion Of the festival, the town council
had ordered some Improvements to be
made at the gravestone of the poet; this
made some digging necessary between
building called Braccio Forte and the
chapel In which Dante's sarcophagus
stood. q.
When the workmen tried to fix a
pump, In order to get rid of the super
huous water, and broke down an old wall
of Braccio Forte, they discovered in this
very wall wooden box, which fell to the
ground. The box was ninety centinne-
tresin length and thirty-three centlme-
tres in height, but being made of deal
and badly Joined, it opened in the fall
and the bones fell out. The box had two
Latin inscriptions written with a PEN
The inscription on the outside was -
Dantis ossa a me Fra antonio SAINTS hic
posita, ammo 1877, die -. Octobsfs. -
The inscription inside is: 'Dantis osso
de nuper revisd 8 Ju,iH 1877 1t has
been found that this DIR. Santi was the
secretary of the Brothers of st. Frances
co, the church bordering on Dante's
tomb. In 100 Santi became guardian.
The bones are well preserved; It is evil
dent that they have never been under
ground. Nothing is wanting buta piece
of the lower jaw. A protocol has been
taken in presence of a magistrate of this
the bones have been replaced
in the box, this one locked into another
box, and deposited for the present inthe
Dante Chapel.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
Death Of Dossabhoy Merwanjeo Wadia.

IRON the Sfndan published at kurrachee lnda May 10
We regret to notice the death of Dos
sabhoy Merwanjee Wadia, ESQ.,, senior
partner of the firm of Messrs. D0ssabhoy
Merwanjee & Co., of Bombay. The
deceased belonged to one of the Oldest
Parsee families in Bombay, and was
descendent of the celebrated Lowjee
family. His ancestors arrived in Bonn
bay from Surat in the yearsl735. The
deceased was merchant Of the old
school, and was ever distinguished for
his courteous and polite demeanor. His
urbanity and conciliating disposition al
ways created deep impression on stran-
gers and his strict and high-minded con-
scientiousness and answering rectltuae
of character caused him to be hIgnly,
respected by his constituents, and all
who had business connections with him.
The news Of his death will be received
with regret in Boston, New fork ana
Salem, blythe merchants and ship-own-
era of those cities, very many of whom
were amongst the constituents of the
6rm His sorrowing family and friends
deeply and sincerely mourn his loss.
The deceased's Third days ceremony,
6Oothina), was performed by his nephew
Mr.. Eorabjee Dunjeebhoy Wadia, on
Monday, and to perpetuate his memory,
his relatives have resolved to build
Goozrathee School for the Parsee chill
dren OF Kurrachee.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04


NEW YORK CITY AND THE WAR
The County Recruiting Committee have
prepared full tables, showing what the
city has done for the war. The follow.
ing are the grand totals:-Men enlisted
for years al; for years 37,427; for 2
years 1882; for ! year 1922; whole
number enlisted 1882. Amount paid
in bounties S9,3l7 ,6l2; in premiums
$552, 7l5; expenses incurred in payment.
of bounties $724,06 IS; Family Relief
Fund, cost of equipments, &C., S6,sls,-
2Sl 81; total expenditure Sl7,5l2, 67S IL;
reimbursed from national and state
treasures S2,9 ASS 81: net expenditure
for all purposes S14,577, PA g. IN, Inc
statements were submitted TO the war
Department by request, and a copy o.
them reported to the Board OF super
yisers.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
The Norfolk 2ost.
TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1885.
VIRGINIA, 1865.

The soft new grass Is creeping DER tho graves
ny the Potomac; and the crisp ground-lowsr
Lifts Its blue cup to catch the passing shower;
The pine-eone rpens, and the long moss wave,
Its tangled gonfalons above our braves
Hark what burst Of music from yon wood
The Southern nightingale above its brood,
In its melodious summer madness raves.
All, with what delicate touches Of her hand,
With what sweet voices Nature seeks to screen
The awful Crime Of this distracted land
Sets her birds singing while she spreads her grsea
Mantle of velvet where the murdered lie,
Ash to hide the horror from Gods eye!
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
THE srAMMERING WIFE.

When. deeply in love with Miss Emily Pryne
vowed, II thu maiden would only DO mine,
Iwould always endeavor to please her;
She blushed her consent, tho tho suffering lass
Said never word, except, "You're an ass--
An assam sssiduous teaserl"
But when we were married, found to my ruth,
The stammering lady had spoken tho truth;
For often, in obvious dudgeon,
Shed say-if ventured to give her Jog
In the way Of reproof-"Y You're dog-you're dog
dog--s dog-matic curmudgeonln
And once when said, "we can hardly afford
This extravsgant STYLE with our moderate hoard"
And limited we ought to be wiser,
She looked, assure you, exceedingly blue,
And fretfully CRIED You're Jew-you're jew.
A very judicious adviserlo
Again, when 1t happened that wishing to shirk
Some rather unpleasant and arduous work,
Ibegged her to go to neighbor,
She wanted to know why made such g fuss,
And ssucily said, "You're cus--cus--cus-
You were always accustomed to laborl" ~
Out Of temper at last with the insolent dame,
And feeling that Madam was greatly to blame
To scold nAnstead of caresslng,
I mimicked her speech-likea churl a, am-
And angrily said, 'tYou'ro aidau,--dam-dam-
A dam-ego instead Of blessingi"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK pOsr

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always correspond with the general advertising rass in
other cities.
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute square
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR will bs
.harged and for each subsequent insertion TwEETi
FIVE CENTS
Merchants, Aucticneers and all others who advezti,s
regularly and occupy oneourh ola column or more eau
make special terms, and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month or FIFTY DOL.
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable in advancs-ell
others monthly.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,

PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE THIh-
TTFOURTH CONGRESS-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15
THE FOURTH" AT PORT TOWNSEND

THE " FOURTH" AT PORT TOWNSEND
Was celebrated with much eclat: sa-
lutes Of artillery-rsading of Declaration
-oration-pic. mic and fancy fair by the
ladies Of St. Paurs Church, "nicely" pat
ronizcd-with grand ball, which adjourned
at 81 A. NJ. of the 5th. The various par
ties, numbering about 200, from Victoria,
failed to arrive, by consequence of some
John Doc or Richard Roe tying up to q
limb of the law the steamer Alexandra for
sinking the steamer Fideliter. The very
large assemblagc Of ladies prevented the
heretofore usual distribution Of "Ross
Browne Whiskcy." and Port Townsend
was for one Fourth" at least, entirely
sober. don't mean to say that three
fo1rths were Otherwise.
SorINI-EYE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15

PHsr~&EsFHs-M-s r~ aoscss~l O. Y
" >s~a-- 70 Ffssp<zFAsr Ar-s-r -
>-a--ss- ssr esuFl- e sns alszn pa--urr-.
.zs-ss-9 1. tie g hi<h~s, s-yl< q TX A.
o'1s vse~ sesxes-s. ta< Psrszssz rr--zs-
ly erected b. the l-s-p-~a~zs C'-s-r q
: : = ss1 ;h~ s'h-r - -rszP uf-i-er-
tozD1 81 - Cs,--- 4 Ai-s.- eoz--rv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-15

- The r-sul, If III. days exercises
and even and ev-ning's pleasure was a
general unsts-ss fr duty. Evrrtking
-~-ns tArned sroani &C up-ide down: even
tn ros's-r stEars 90 the lt.ers Ne have
r-rrIv-d w--e res-r~~d. having ;hris he@as
ds~n-P Tstxv
We ksE@ bard tia; this oPtiri de.n-
sss1 b rzskeT ra<zrssos zf.<g q rs&n& os
PssssSr-s s1ch a. sz- cusszpo-rv DE-
~rrss~s he n-~@at have .Fssi~<sz-1 "a
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If Baltimore and the lhshoP Oh hnH"i''
The tone OF the pe'itioa Is eAceeu''s'!
humble and peniicnt. =,
Ncm l0rh. J@"e 2l.-Dr' Macke!' ,n'
well known tnionlst, pronounccs the DEL
"gation just arrived from that city 10 con,
fer with the President ON the subject OF
the employment of Freedmen in South
Carolina, to be composed entirely of orig
inal sccessonis.s and rebels throughout the
war, and he regards their coming as an inn
pudcnt insult to the United States.
Governor Appointed I" Georgia.
WASHINGTON. .June 20.-lIon. James
Johnston, the newly appointed Provisional
Governor, lett the city this evening for his
State. Those who met Gov. Johnston
here, arc much pleased with his views on
the subject of reconstruction in the South.
| lie takes the strongest Union grounds, and
will ut once proceed to inform the people
of Georgia what their true condition is and
what they must do to organize the Gov
crnmcnt.
| E,u,m Alabama.
Nrm York, June 2l.-A special Ais
patch to tho Herald says that quadran-
gular fight for tho Provisional Governor
ship of Alabama, took place between w.
ii. Smith, of Randolph, Lewis f. Parsons,
of Tallcdcsra, ID. II. Benban, of Athens.
and ID. c. Humphrey, of llun'villc, which
prevented the appointment Of either.
Humphrey has the advantage of being
Chairman of the Committee on resolu-
tons at the first Union meeting in Ala
bama, held at Huntsville year ago last
winter. PARSONS "Ppc"'S W nav ~, "'o''
a~uno,oI How iIoroc. MAYNARD. often.
v ,Hp"aa :. harn n consu,t,,;nn with tho
~.O;1,n. IT,, l., much ,al.cJ If in con.
'' ' ''.;., horoconcv in ,h.. broncb Su.
,'r. or naused hv ,ba death Of .Iudgc
r..'". O I,'i,s" Siar:ov of Missouri. is
a,l I; :, ~. sa,1a connection
"''' n..,n n. Mrs. seward.
Ia1 .u.a;., from, \vosh -
Ieo''"'""". =, !, III IN. wv IT
Saul VITA of Srcr.torv Seward.
,,,r ,.n, nr.,, the 0,s, f:un
on sumter.
u,asbvg,ou. lime 2l.-Woodruff, of
VIRGINIA. who fired the first gun on Sum-
tor committed suicide near Richmond on
Saturday last. nv blowing out his brains
viii n ~un A memorandum was found
AMONG Ills naners. saws the Richmond Re-