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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
2etbenbe iebet bier !.

Scl6e tis an Der siilcsnsn asr (Yilss) ;Ids
ben. wirb ss ter3lid frsuea su psrnstssen, roe
elm MHiei. tust&ss. esfe ld1iae Rransteit unfstt.
bar bsilt. srfunbsn wprbsn II, - g. 10 etti 6ie
iossnannts pHe'Dur3ei, unb btr tln.sfseiAnste
fann 3susniRs pc,lsssn. bae r f@on 5uutrrts
pcn psricnsn eamit ssttlt bot - unb ta bieii
sbatia&s nun In nnisrer 'umssasnb bsiannt sss
woresn 10, 70 iprs4tn aud tasIiH piste qsitsnes
fdr habslbs rcr.
Wlan srbdlt tisiss 9suii6e unt nyrptk WNt.
tel In bem 9u&liobr ,um 9s&a Gaunts potriot.
an ben @nataninn Der Ssrrsn G&nsd unb Sas
ssntud. 70 tpie Fst btm enbss' unteasiGpbsa, 1T
ptr 7tsn Strass, In Gqntaun lsltR.
eepi Gubas.
Sanuar 2. 1866. na3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Scr3tid,e EanPialuna.

llnicr ,,teincr" unb ipadrer 2eitunsSird9es,
bat HAS criud,t leiEn &unscn unc 6reunpen, bic
CT am NeuiabrS- -NtcrStn beiud,tc. unr linen ici.
lie Nbbreiic pcre9tc, fir bic libcralcn @cidcntC,
mcIdbc fc ibm hafhr cinbdnr9ten. isinen bu,li-
d)cI Eanf o,uftatteH ins CT paiprid)t aiclcS
8pbpcuen ltet6 in einem Suien 81 ndbreH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Eie 5enntaae. Sd,uIen.

Seit unierer Iebten Summer bielten bic 9eb.
rer aIIsr bieiisen Scnntass icsenannte
egbbticnen init ibrcn S6ilcrn, ober fcicrten
ipie seipphnlib Gbtlitfeite - Die &r6en unb
Sdnl- Stubcn iparcn fir bicien 3lpcf auf ras
Sdpnife nit Smmcr9riln, Slumsn, IL T. IN, &C..
fdmhdt une oaS llnternebmcn rnb bic Grrcmc-
nen aaer bcrIclbcn icuen gan, bcfriebiscnc unb
9erabe nad gSunid aus9cfonen iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
100 RGrner bnti

sSas ssntt ibr Iuuun i'm nirecrn 2anoc bon
bLlem? sicten tGnnt Sbr IS nidst eaS lit cins
o,iss.madts Sads-unp ia9t MIR ndt eS ieinidt
suabr, benz Der ,arascn' iammt ben &prncrn
beinecn Fd, in unicrem SeiiB, mo biciebe Gin
Secer felbft febsn taHn-llIp pgS S6pnite
unp Seits babel it, bdB bieS ein ddtr llnicn'
Scben ipar.-0urrab fitr 9cHbM !-SSe6eS
aud, aan, fiber Nsciitcr bltiben wirb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Eie ,Seiertaae.

Die besidbrsen Seiertase ilnb bel nno 70 uI
fasen, mebr als scipSbnIid oitillc" pcriibcr &C.
sansen. Sn mIerer Stabt unb llmgescno bat
fi6 nidts lln9eiprbnlides ercisnct - Yin alien
benlclbeu ,purbe in alleu ardcn @ottesbicnlt 9s-
balten, unb irdbrenb Der @ode tparcn ,.Gbrii-
pube" unb :, ,sSeibnadtsbaumc" oil bsr saaes-
crbnuua.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

sw Sc wurbc un5 Dor cnigcn Soaeu CT.
SdbIt, boB bic Scrrcn s. Scu unb s.. ShdiTcf.
ron Sbcr Sunccn Suunitip, bicicm Gaunn,
Ihcn Dor lin9crcr 3cit 81, 500 mrrtb NCpfcl in
NcuDcrt gctanft bdttcn. - SCIc!bc famcn obcr
nidbt um bic britmmtc 3cit uno lar1f ud,t Dill
MIN icbcdD inb iie ansctrmmrn, iinr, ubcr ollc
9cfrcrcn. Is it bier cine srOBc Summe @cIb
III ncrliCrcn-llnb iprr pcrlirrt iic
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Gbcrharo'a HIaafad,e.

Sic &loaiabc bes @dael Q. Gbcrbart, Cid.
pra bicier Stact. sssen bic Si @rnuiplbania
Giienbabn Gompa9nie, ipurbe eBte @od,s surdb
cine SduDlta 6aIniD Court ,u YcttSpiae, Der.
bSrt-iup taS @eiuItat 1T. paB Sorn Gbcrbarb
SO, 900 SbapcneriaB ,ucrtannt tpcrctn III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
nsrSu Cotton III por siuiaeu sooru Gin

pS-Sn Gaffon 1T Dor eiuisen sagtn Gin
Rann bon eicier Stabt, Tamen5 : rum o IL.
CT, arrctirt unp in baS ecrti9c @cfdnSnB &C.
bradt iprrecn, ouf bic NHtasc cncn Sout &C.
itpblcn 3u babcn. Die Sbat geibob. iric mir
berid,tst inr bci elmer @abbeit i'll einsm @ait,
bauie pc gciprbnlid, pielc Sohte uHtcrcndnpcr
gebradt mcrbcn = oh aus SerIebsn cstr n6t,
III un5 unbclpuEt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
sc q 6 r | d t

rirb tt rmit sesstsn. Sa6 Der untsrasi6nsts aIs
Gpaiiniiiraio, bon Der 6tnttrlaiTn1naft bes Der.
aorbsnsn gB Ham Gdert. ltBttin ron ber
Stapt Ausntaun, qeta gauntY. anss7sat NOR.
ben IN. - aGe Gtsienisen bubsr wsldbe nod
an bsIasts SintelaiTenl&ast Sdulbia 1nb, psresn
tsrpurb aulssforpnt innsrbaIb 6 sDc&sn an.
,urufsn unb at;uts3atlsn.-llnb SclGe bic nod
reGtmabiss 5esbsrunssn tatsn mSsen. ffnb sfst&'
faIs eriu&t iolds inntrtalb bsiastsr 3eit upblbe.
aattSt sinjubdnrissn, on
s8m. .. @dsrt, Atm or,
Sanuar Q, 1866. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

p4Gr.@oubrnSr Gprm II, BON Ohio. 1T
IN 1Stsn December, in Der GitD @aihingtcn,
III cincm S6Iasf1uB scitcrben. - Or mar elmer
Der berpcrragcupiten @6nnfr btcicr llnicn, unp
mar i'm 72itCn Sabre icincS 9cbeus.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Ser Sernwtgdaer.

s@r Su Der SSo6e pcr ben Gbriittasen iinb
nitt ipclli9er al6 81 8e9imentrr - parunter
ra6 47ite YsnniDIUanide 8c9iment - aus Der
Union armce auS9cmuitcrt ,pOrcen. sllip bat
bic 8ssicruns ferncrbn au6 piccer etipa 30, 900
Rdun ipeniacr 5u btjabCr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
aGM u3etde.

Die psrfonea. pslns bel siner 3t,ltsf. Rees4
Ing anseaeat woresn fab, I'm llntnadtuna ~
@uresn Son 8 tn 8. & ma g sntsrseH su
nstmsn. iinb s,iudt lore refpsftssn DiRiiite su
tsrslisn unb fsn S1asmsiaun ben 70 seiammsl.
ten Betras. iopts bic Sii6u. auf oeW pcr tsu
srf'n Sag 8ttruar na&iiers. stn,utdnoissn.
N. $. Scrn. Sdusmsiasr. Gatalauaua ganl.
8. .. Wcper. S&abm. grRe Rat. 8ant, ats
lsntopn.
sB. s. aapan. g&nbmetasr, Cation.
@ui 8uorbnuns BON
N. 8. 5orn, Yteft.
8. .. gsastE Ste.
Sanuor 2, 1866. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

r@@in cbcr mcbrcre Siebe be9aben ii6 bpr
sin9en slddteu auf baS @runbitilf ccs Scrrn
owen 8ube i'll pisier Stapt, uup itablen pa.
bon eu seidla6ieteS S6pein. bis auf einen
S6ntcn-aud nabmen eieicbcn nod cine Nn-
jabI Sbbner unc Gnten nit Sebr dr9erli6 in
Der Chat !.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Eer beutiae pafriet.

tlnIcre 9eicr babcn ipabrid, nid,tS rarurb
bcricren pas ipir leRts 98cdc tcihc 3citnng pub
ii,irttn-benn iic rbaltcn bcRts Y lie pilnttIib
unb setreli, eas icit Der lcBten Summer pcr9e'
fallen it, unb mcbCuspcrtb tpar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

sY~Gs wirp perii6rt, eaB nur 4 aus etm
ehbtu in tm Grr9reb stpdblten git9icrcr
ben 9rffnsS.Gie Iciitcn Standardization rieS
asrns aauhsn .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

bancrii d. - Gin 3prlf idbrigT
Scbn ecS Nrn. Charles gSieano, bon oicier
Siaet baitc Dor cni9cR SoscH suS llngIhd.
bcim Sd,lad,tcn, iciHe inte Soone in bic sSlrit.
iid-Maibnc iu brin9sl, roourb CT bic ,pci
mittlereu ginger bcricbrn perlor.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
6oupernSr Curtin.

gae Na6ridten be,hslid auf @Oup. Gurtin's
@cIunbbeit. felt isiner Nbrcie mad eubu, iantcp
bpbit 9IHErig.-g5 frcut uns icbr picS 5u psr-
nebmen, ben Curtin War unbeitrtbdr elmer Der
bcitcn pcnu nidt Der alcrbeitc @currrnpr-
ben YenHlD!panien ie bate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Aurrab ftir QowbiIli

8cr Ginger 3cit ,urilt babcn mir ecate nit
.iniaen srcBen @clid,tcrntclben probltn brren,
unb eS purre babel sefrust lper olsS bieisn trn-
nee-tOa bieteE .-nas iit bann bod gcipiB
oar nid,.s, henn auf cem 9aaSe pes Sora 9 a.
bib 8Iein, in Qppbia Sounldip, 9sd,a Gaun.
tb, 1T btieS &bF ein sSfIidtcrntclben 9ePad,s
Fru inrld,rr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

s@0ie biriige Columbia Seucr Gompa9-
mic" bat cine Ginlacuns crbaltrn cincm sronpp-
fen Saa Der Gaitrn ,, 4brnig 6eler Gcmpagnie"
peI6er Gins eicir Gage itattfinNsn pirp, bc,u.
ipphucH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

s~9as o9DcnS SaQcD Ycitamt," in bieieHl
Gauntp, ipsld,sS boz siHigen gBe6cn aufssbebsll
rcrpen ipar, 1T ipieccr brr9citeat uno aIbfri
0intsD, Gia, gum @Oimeiner anscifcat NOR
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

s@-Yrerrcat Sobnicp bat Die sSia bcS Con-
8rcBcS, ipcd,c bic importation bon 8inbeieb fir
bic iesi9c 9ct perbictct untcrjei6nct, nnb bricl-
bs IN nun Gin @sIes s-urladp: bic 8ircapeh
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

B9r0sn. Grant erbiclt neuIid) eia pertbboI.
les @rident bon Ieupprt go IN eieS cin Yfcrb
baS So, 900 Wcrtb scbeiBu ipirb, uno Der Gen.
oq iebr itolj baHlit iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

D%S8ic irr ecrnebmen, ioa in Der &ir,c ei>
ne neue rcpnbIiruniibc 3ctung in nlrc Mad.
bnitdct @ctbIcbCm ctabIirt ipcrbcn Rcbt 10
paS runtle ritIidc Gfe peS StuatS bat ssipiB
9id,t icbr uctbmenrig
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

H@GcI George Seiicl, III burd, ben
ncuen 8epsnus Gc!lettcr Sanecd Il, abcrmals
ais bcputirter Gcucttcr bon bicicm Gauutp oil.
9cItcllt pcrnH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Eaud,kaia I,crauf,t

Sm critcn s80rb bieicr Stabt if tor einigcm
3Sdtcn baS 3dnhbouS reS S9su Z. M Ocung
crbrchcn nno baS 6lriidb bon ,psi Shpeincn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Gin Qe6riunae.

Gin estriuree 3ir Grlsrnuna tss Drudtr. @..
ifalts ptro pfrlanst. Gin milntsres ptffisu
8nobe, Bon fim rtfttn @ltsr. Der rsGten gr,itb.
uns unp Den esrlnf9ten fSrpsrli&fn 2raftsn,
w'tn, untsr por!bsllaafnn 9slinsunsen, cline an.
ssnsRmt Stele uns CUTE gnfmunttrrns Fnbeu.
psnn CT iit foslsid mslbst
.o ,o., Sn .eiefr Druderei.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

n9r9ieber 2elr, bcbcntc, mas bas quite Sud)
iast. udmlidp ,,Scocr Nrbcitcr 1T fcincS 9cbn5
ipcrtb !"-oatt bu ibua bcu GrHder bc3ablt2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

p6-9cr Gou9reB ,par, ipie ebepem saneIbt
fiber Die 6eiertage nidt in SiSuna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

SaT@eire @anir rcS GOnsrciIcS babta fd
barin osrffdnpist, 6ran eineoln, s25, 900
aliSiubGablen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

9mst stsesr 9fnbs eins bapon II eiatr AT
uno has anbere Z Satr, @rsp SattsI. .Wfrbe,
sins baDon 5 unb bas anbsn z Satr alt, Gins
braune Ndbre 5 Sa6r alt, elm braunsr @aut 3
Satr alt, s Jsdtf, einiss bason srostra8rne, 10
9iness, :iniss bapon srpBtrassnb unb ipsrben
fallen bls Stnsu, sis Bull. 9 S6aafe. 6 Snwsi.
ns. 2 3pstsdulspdaen. elm brsiirdoeriaer ger.
sdulewas,n. elm grsbobbs elm 3weisdulstobbp,
stne 2pssaus- carriage. Gin 8aainstpp. @asen,
2 euh. SGlittsn. sin Solsfdltt.n, elm 8eaper
unb Ndtr, Sdebria, Drsl6maIdins, DlnS-
mGtir. Elm 8olsr, ein patsnt Yfertsr,dsen, al.
osrmitls, pFdse, A gsss. sBsllGfcrnp fus,
gBalhsornesss, Gultipitor, 3 Seit 5euleItsrn,
nit S:tsmsln. cine StrctSant, 4 Sttfpaaaen,
sret&frs, 8fcifettsn. @abeln, Snppen, finf
Sstt 8asmssfdire, Sstt YIusssei6irrt, 2
sinfa&e @aulsssf&irrs. 8 glinstafitnn. tcspel.
ts uno etnfa&s Since. elm Sattst, 2 Uasenratsr.
4 eneauls' Wasenrdbsr, 3 Better unb 8ettla-
ben. . 5olsOien. unb S!sls anbsrs Mrtitsl AZ i'm.
fdntliG su aielben.
grseit unS @ufuartuns trirs ssesten BON
- German Dsa9er.
Sinudr 2. 1866. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Sffentltwe 8en6n.

Sreitass Den 26. Sos Sanuar 1866
UNI 10 lltr gyrmIttuss, folen am 5aufs bss
llntn3el&neten. In Ster.Saueon Saunl&ip, g..
ta eauntp. bic folssnbs psriSnli&. @saenl,dn,
es SfsntliG perfauft wsrbsn, ndmli&
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
% rpcc 2eb ev.

Gin rs&t eutss gNortfmsnt BON Wanns. uns
Uttes' 'gorosso esbsr. aud esininsIsbsT, psI&sS
NOD tn gutter 3stt sinSrlsst wnrs.. su tabsn bt.
s. 9. NRcf~,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02

s9rSaS @cle bradtc INNER nod, om S6lub
unisrss @lottts, sl45
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
FnOgT tFOPEKA KANsAs

TOPEKA, Sept 20.-The National
Union State Oonvention3 here, to-day,
nominated the following ticket: 80
GOVERNOR, L, Mcdowell, Leay-
enworth.
Lieutenant Governor-Maj. James
r. Mcclure, Doris County. 81 = 8
Secretary of State-Col. M. Guigg.
Auditor-N. S. Goss. ~. eafs -
2 Treasurer-Col. Walker.
Attorney General-Ross Burns.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton y Joseph, Bond. i9leF 9tlg a
!, Chief Justice-Nelson Cobb. uae.
rCongress-Gen. G. w. Blair, of Ft.
Scott. .-2''i p"
All the nominees, except Goss and
Cobb, are Republicans. HiU 3
The Convention passed resolutions
that the real interests of the United
States, and this State, require none
but loyal men should hold places of
trust and power in the Government:
and, therefore, the Federal officials,
of this State, who SANDER the Admin
istration and abuse the Government
should be removed from their places,
to be filed by loyal men. pge
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRT MONROE, Sept. 78.-Bishop
Green, of Mississippi, and John w
Kell, minister, in an interview with
j. Davis, informed him they would
make an appeal to President johnson
for his release if he had no objection
To which Mr. Davis responded that
he thanked them for their kind in-
.tentions, and assured them that such
efforts would be. futile, as his counsel
had made several efforts and were
told he must be tried by a military or
civil court upon charges made against
him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21

Cincinnati road since Tuesday. There
was a heavy rain last night and this
morning. The pospects are a little
more favorable now, with indications
of clearing up, although the river is
rising rapidly. EaA Hl 8ila
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-The corn
crop in the low lands along the rivers
and streams in this section are greatly
damaged by the food. The trains on
all the railroads centering here will
run regularly tomorrow, except the
Indiana Central and the Nashville
roads. both the latter suffering severe
ly. 1t will be several days before
Communications will be fully estab-
lished.
The weather is clearing up. =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
NEWS PER CABLE.

FLoRENoE, Sept. 19.--Noon.-The
Mission of Gen. Revel to Vienna has
led to the belief that the difficulty be-
tween Italy and Austria is ended, and
that q compromise will be effected
which will result in lasting peace o.
TRIsTE, Sept. 19-Noon.--A great
battle has been, fought on the Island
of Condia, between the Turks and the
insurrectionists. The Turks were the
victors. 3nam V9t snta'ish
y FRANKFORT, Sept. 19-Noon. -
Cotton j, unchanged. Sales $4,000
bales; upland midlings at 134d.
LONDON, Sept. 19-Consols 894 for
money American securities, u. s.
5-20s higher, and quoted at 724; Erie
All; Illinois Central 78}.a 81 aago7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21

President where appointments to Office
have been made In the States prior to
the last session of the Senate, and
where there was failure during the
session to make permanent appoint
ment, either by the refusal Of the
Senate to confirm the nominee, or
failure to act on the nomination, or
other causes, to make a temporary APP
pointment in the present recess, is
published. In his discussion of the
subject, the Attorney General takes
up the general question whether the
President can fill up vacancy in the
recess which existed in the prior ses-
sion. After a review of the prece-
dents established since the formation
of the Government, and an examina-
ton of the Constitution and the exist
ing laws on the subject, arrives at the
affirmative proposition, and conse-
quently of the original proposition
submitted to him. tA1
The HerGld'S Washington special
says: Although there is a large col
lection of applications for pardon on
file, and the pardon-s seekers who ap-
ply personally have returned to Wash
ington in augmented force since the
arrival Of the President, but few cases
have been acted upon since the re-
turn of the President. The following
are the only persons whose pardons
have been ordered to issue under the
petty otfense and $4,000 clauses of
the amnesty proclamation: Francis +.
Dunbar, of South Carolina; Chas. w.
Button, of Virginia; Thos. p. D.
Eckey, of Arkansas; Robert Low
crime, of Mississippi; VIM. A. Hall of
Mississippi, and Thos., A. Coliey, of
North Carolina.
Three cases and three deaths from
cholera are reported in the city to-
day. a.l .''.'..'......s,-. -. -,
The steamer North American brings
Rio de Janeiro papers to August 25th.
Advices from the Platte report fight
ing of the most stubborn and sanguin-
ary nature, on the 10th and 18th of
July, causing the loss of 4,200 killed
and wounded in the allied armies, and
an approximate amount in the Para
gnayan army, the latter fighting chief
ly within intrenchments, and conse-
quently losing less. s.ams,aus5I nTSsf
The sales Of coffee at Rio for the
fortnight were $4,000 bags at 81 25@
r an 4sft f4A-E -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
FROM ERIE. pa.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-A part of the
Southern loyalists party arrived this
forenoon. Brownlow was very i'll,
and failed in an attempt to speak at
the depot. He was SO weak as to re
quire assistance to stand, and passed
directly ON to Cleveland The rest of
the party arrived this afternoon, and
all passed on under the charge of a
Reception Committee from Cleveland
headed by Mayor Chaplin At Con-
neaut, Ashubettes, and Painesyille
large crowds greeted the loyalists
with cheers and bonfres. g.as cue
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
FROM PROvIDENCE, R. Il.

PROVIDENCE, r. /. Sept. 20.-A
spirited Convention of men who serv-
ed in the army or navy was held this
morning in this place, to elect dele
gates to the Pittsburgh Convention.
Maj. Gen. Burnside presided, and
Lieut.. Col S. A. Reeves was Secreta-
ry. Addresses were made by Gen.
Burnside and Others, Fifty more
delegates were elected to the Pitts
burgh Union Convention, and resolu-
tions drafted affirming the policy of
Congress in relation to reconstruc-
tion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
THE RAIN STORM.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20-The rain
storm continues. With the exception
of the Little Miami and Marietta and
Cincinnati, every railroad leading out
of the city has been damaged to such 4
an extent as to interrupt the running
of trains ~
The Indianapolis & Cincinnati
road lost three bridges, but the most
important one, over the Great Miami,
has so far escaped.
The Hamilton and Dayton is inter
rupted at Elk Creek I ,bsi af,
The Dayton & Michigan lost three
bridges. oea
The Indiana Central lost, three
bridges between Cambridge City and
Indianapolis. tiG0t ll'a $3.50
The Chicago & Great Eastern is
damaged between Richmond and Chi
cago, but to what extent is notknown.
Trains were withdrawn on,both ends
of this road yesterday. .1@.f
The Columbus, Piqua q Indiana
road lost its great bridge at ,Piqua.
A portion of the O.. g. d. bridge
overthe Great Miami is down. :"
Ifthe storm subsidies it is thought
that most of the roads will be. in ope-
ration again by to-morrow9iIiV isa y
| Unprecedented freshets are reported
on ali sides. White River was two
feet higher yesterday at indianapolis
| than in 1S47.
The water in the river is report
ed seven and half feet higher than
in 1847. The great cornfelds along
| the bottoms of the Big Miami have
suffered terribly, the flood in some
| fields being higher than the tallest
corn stalks. Scores of miles of levies
have been carried off. The Soiota at
! Columbus oyerhowed its banks, in
undating the whole valley west of the
river and north of the National Road.
A great number Of families have been
| driven from their homes, or compelled
to seek shelter in the second storys
| of their dwellings, oan add9 s ~
/ A dispatch from Dayton says the
Miami and its tributaries are several
inches higher than they were in 1S48.
The lower part of Dayton is sub
merged. The village of Mcpherson
vile, across the river, is ten feet
under water. Enormous damage has
been done in the valley to the corn
| fields Three men were drowned at
| Piqua, and one killed, by the falling
,timbers of the bridges.
| The Ohio River here has risen ten
feet in the last twenty -four hours.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20-Nearly
all of our railroads have suffered
heavily by the freshet. The Bellefon-
tame and Peru, and Indianapolis are
the only roads that are, running
trains regularly. The Jefersonyille
railroad bridge, four miles south oi
the city, is washed away, and it is re
ported that the track at Edenburg and
Columbus, Indiana, are submerged.
A train went out from here this morn
ing, but in consequence of Interrupt
ton in telegraph communication, it is
not known whether it got through
or not. The Columbus and Indian
apolis road was badly damaged. Foul
bridges are washed away between In
dianapolis and Richmond, and there
: has been no trains over the road since
Tuesday. The Terre Haute and In
dianapolis road is not, so badly dam
> aged The regular St. Louis train wen
Z out on this road at noon. The La
: fayette road lost one bridge, but train
: go through by transferring passengers
e There have been no trains over tn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Sept 20.-It is again
raining to-day. There have been but
two clear days this month.
BUFFALO, Sept. ia large and
enthusiastic meeting was held at St.
James Hall, this evening, to hear the
Southern loyalists. Governor Brown
low and General Thomas, of Tennes-
see, and Mr.. Stewart, of Maryland,
spoke. The audience were very en-
thusiastic, interrupting the speakers
with repeated cheers. Governor Ham
ilton was expected, but did not arrive.