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, 1866-08-06

HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID IL tho bca, hair.
dfcs*nE IN the world 1t tmpArts bcAutnu kioss 10
tts h4tf kstps Il IN curl promotes s EEoN ii, ole
Price 80 ecnts I bottle.
ufHAars ASTHMA CURE relieves the mott violent
pascXy1us ot Asthma in Tn Iniuuies. and liectx :
1peedy crfe- Price n package.
ufHAAs nEPIlAToRY PONDER will .zemoys
uttrs Without injury 70 the akin. Price Il hotde.
THE JAPANESE HArRSTAIN colors tho Thiskes
And AouEtace beautiful black brown. Ii constsfs
Of only pftpzf1 Color viii rot Yala or Wn4h
out. On1F 10 CEntA box.
soid b{ LORD 4 6MIrH ~ -L4ke.st~, FULLER
FINCH FULLER, ~ and 10 NArketSl, And ~
ufusE1sA. y3op1I ~ i ru a.
, 1866-08-06
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CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

aACkpAY Evx1tza. Aukust l. 1895,
The DT5 Goods .aAsktt, during the pa4t week has
oeea actaFe, and rstces wte srneraliy veil sustained
lnrss u no 1aste14zl ehanec to make 21d aur quots
lions retnaln shs ~:e.s- We quota:
, 1866-08-06

Horses C.ttie. Id s.,
Mich. Cent and II. s. laFge carr. ESQ M1n &c
G11B pf 10 f6ef.. F31d soGQ sc
Michigan Central Small ca1s...... 7o.0o 600 SC
TO uCTFAtt, or 6CKrESH1oy HtJpQx,
Mich CENT. and ~ l., lAfgu cara 12no. 1lo1o SO
Cnr* Of 4tD fttt. 800 Sc
Nix AEAo Central, xp1A1 eaxH4..... 91l0 S3.W Sc
Fort Wa}ne CARS; al LIDO 1p1m S3c
ZU FtT1EHCEGH AND BEII.AIE.
!, f. y. c. cafx Of al fset.. .lM-no $3.50 GSc
Mich. Southern. Large ........1ll0o ln.Do Exc
Mich. Southern, carr Of 10 &rtf.,.. 500 5000 Exc
Ghlt1Eo 4 Great Eastern. caIs Of
~ N.m 8M Exc
eIlinrcd by rxii. = -
RaIss F1oe NJ less tb.n toBuaalo when
shipped by rxll.
, 1866-08-06
LkTTxES FKANCAlsEs, De- '
From July n 10 j aty 10, 1856.

ss-Aeaatns Boudrot ~ sss-Au:tnie Msletts {
2Ee-Ietn D<n2Ed 30-sJo4epeb laHrhrca , id
E.1Alk{1n Rfuar S93Attef De Temple
5t!-tlctor Eu1opt t9i-Ffo4shuo Dlcltou
z.-MA LAc1etA ID7-Ftance4ec G21z0Io !.
x.3-Jo.eph L.ffeD 3eu-NAfbo N4hrpx
It'll " Crenu4y ff9i-VauYe Hstut1 a
3N-EA2Ic P1tYrr I%E Ntrand s'''t.
E&-fie51n B&<nfp'' fN-M MaFtineIlA'
Es@9seph CfolaAot t-97-Antocio fnce >
x.5-AtE1Ahder tAlt [7E-l1erra pouha1nt
KY-Jo&erd Costa lU3-4nfolns HerTsonf
4A-Alsht&z1 NxhEny t1IETone1iHt Nncuf
ks3-Hyrciafe peitS.e teqt-N EcpT =.
E3-EH{hal{~ 1)rBa4 r'' t1o4-T Htryfntur
E3-Jeau HSptAtc MACK ta3-fIeury Ozhl1e :..'' !
fA-kaeeph kt0tteuf FsM-MAs1fos NAhcdX
Esy Rcnaud I| RoEne< Gu
EN-Aaeltne 1etu1rafn1 : :j1e@Ala11eS Cborse =.
H-4ct4ve Nottou
j N0LLAyusE DRFKF.
ESS::3 :: *.:S;s 1:|;s 20: a'@s'' '4e' ;:
-o1ee open fnsn .ha III af April - shs 1sr Of 70.
Ts1a6ss n2u1 + =. u = n; from sfan.r u
rs7aan oPsn urtu o'etotk ?. d. On s0a3aI1 fun "
'''' ~ -" = " - SAMUEL HoARn Pm.
, 1866-08-06

An EasAy Of Warning md Instruction for Touax
Men. Also. Dtseascs and Abn1ea which pso4ratt lis
vital powtFt, with eute of relief frce pf
ciarFe tn sealed Letter envelopes Address In J.
sk1ILlN n0UaHT0N. Howard Association. Pills
detphi8. "a mYJxXkA,f5n.Y xAW
, 1866-08-06
95rirk marhinf,
BHcK1 EEuoK'' B1cEm
Important to Brick Manufacturers and
HnifAera.

The National Brick Machine, when properly woefrd,
will turn put from op 10 &aaoo e1essat Brick PEI cay,
,hus reducing The pstra ono ball.
TIE aho1e Machine d oow On exhibition II Tho
CITY Hotel cosnH Of LAku and ststesa- The public
respectfully invited 10 call md jadke for thsAeaTes
State and County Rights for Sa1e.
REQCA.
fS.Y &ctuf f1y tbo NofthEcHts
, 1866-08-06
Appetizing Properties the Bittels

medicine that erc.tes appetite without promoting
digestion II alxaJ1 Injurious Ii effect Il to ,upas
task On the stomach which II Is uuab1e to pe,for sd
The result chrunie deransruent Of that orrao and
Of IT. The 1tves and the bowels. Tha opa
ratou Of
, 1866-08-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Az Ad!ts Of Gfosn reported n fAts Nsd7kH fkpoFt
ErTesFt6.
6AfCKoAr EvExua, ArEust L lGE6
"a ENEMs HT:*-1i4t1. .xoA D F Fkxl1hI9-fhe toll0v1uc
, 1866-08-06

= Howe's Potent Truss Bridge,
Roofs q Turn Tables.
Timber ot III Hza O. Ienxth furnished to oy3ez.
Bridge EoaiI1a1 constantly hknd. Dock and pEttxo
Bots un2ae to otds[ T.@hes ot Az 1za p1aaod nd
4AEed- Ga1d and 10u T41 and 711 South C2rk-st.
oEEE 20 Deasbosn-St- r. %. Do1 301H, Chicago, III.
, 1866-08-06


curu pyrpepsla.
Nobnck3s StoMneh Bltaers
Incfeases tho Appetite.
Hobacksa Stomach uittetn
S.renRthens the 6Y1teu.
Robackss Stomach Bltten
----.. Assists Digestion.
Robnekss Stomach Nitterx
ReGulate The Acfdity Of the Stomach.
Nohacks8 Stomach Hftterx
Cures p,as1hea.
Noback,s Stomach Bfttc9x
Arc tho best Suruu1act Ii use,
RobAck,s Stomach Bitters
Isellera Constipation
Robackss stomach B1t4era
Are rneQus1ied fhs Gena1a1 Debility.
Robackss Ssomaeh Rfttern
-.-. , c,sses Nervous HeaAAeha>
RobAekss Stomach H1txefs
Ars sold BY ali Fetal pfucxfstR
H0bAcksK Stomach B1ttef1
Asn d,t aa1o by Wholesale DEusxastz
Rohaeks Stomach Bittsfs Are TIE ouy nttiers thas
should Be bJ the people, from The 4ct thsi taty
arc made from pofu drugs snd nquof.
The Astefs a5e manufactured utzler the supt9ntend
Grrai este IL takea In tAc eeIecton of tic dIks f
which they arc compounddl In presenting thaos
Bitter 10 The public would call thetr exEStal II
tentton TO the sbose fartt ard VIII only add. that il
1nce compared with an5 osher ulttcss d mannhetured
the rernls x!l be rnanlmous~ In hTor With iooacks
Esss ESsF,or, HooitE SGe g. wAIES M 5 -,
EaAt Ihifd4t.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ubfes51:na-y,AaE-sdp
, 1866-08-06
C1EAHEu,..,.

EtIar Orion, 1HlE Aukee. kQndries~
1rup MATT Stuart. Gs1nd Haven, aundffes.
bark +. No1alL tsuEalo, 2t.tO1 hu corn.
Bark lnvincable. Bnaa3o, :: 100 bu COTE.
tcltr GrArcshot, FuE1lo, 1880 oo cnsu-
Setf Monltor, Hur1lo, II 30 bu corn
Sthr G. 9. Cooper Enisalo, = go bu cofn.
Ectir Norwegian. Buffalo, 1A,1Gp bu corn.
kchf May1lfe. Fort Colbolnc, lAHp bu corn.
Schr y. T. Allen. nunalo. i, 10 bu com.
seht 4. g. Mosry, Buffalo, 1ssoo bu corn.
Sctr u. u. seott, uufialo, Is 300 bu corn.
, 1866-08-06

Receipts Shipments.
LInlaGe1 +....-,s..........+...@-tAO0 4IylQD
nk1ob...........-'.........-.1 1MMU 1tIItaQ
1Ath-. ........-............-.itH4m @37nao
The lumber market continues attire, md prices arc
fcny maintained. Ihe demand BY eountry dsslcfs u
talr. CsrEo sales to-dsy wczu - follows.
Cargo scbr Oetas;s from Dsand Ivcr, 10 m coarsa
1nlxcd At tfs1. Cargo schf Regulator from dEand H.
Ten, IN m mixed lumber 1t tld-o1 Cargo sehr Coral
fom, and River, 90 u. mixed nlr run II slsGo 10 m
lash At s4oo rtckets nj 111u- Cargo schr Day-
trstnE from st- 1o<eph. G corts ococh Eood II III.
Cargo sehr Challenge from Grand River, 6 common
T.fted at slan1: E.A ~" &swed shlnsies n sso.
Cargo Achs ruslnEton ffou Depiefr, 11 N running V
-2per QuAltic, 1t el1 fur culled $3.50: cunmon Al
4aAu- Cargo schs Elizabeth from Muskcxoa. sim luu-
bcr, one 9Th "trip balance mixed At f81o; to lAth
<&1n- Cargo zehr Warren from Grind River, = m up
s<rt atzirs.at sIas GO mixed aszips Al sts1.
Cargo echr Lavtuta. ftcm Austexna ils m Y strip.
balance mixed Al $1sso. Cargo schr ones& John from
MuAkrgun sn m common, = stsps, balance boards, ut
3l711. Cargo schr Liberty. from Naskrgon. 81 m+ u
strip. balance mtxed, 1t 21a1o: Cargo brig Hampton
from Sturgeon nay. 10 deck 3olst aad timber. hold
Eztps balance boa.us and reantinS. $500. Yssl
prsees cont1nrt hstu.
, 1866-08-06

Professor DF. ", Hoecksp
Elde-wor1d celebrated SyPu1LISATIOUs CURE The
ohly EnFe Eay TO thoroughly c1Fu Veneftal DArlscs
" nA- hOakSBER9, spoed's Block. - Dear.
n2!ntt. Eoonas 1 y And l 4, ChIcAEp, III r. o. Boz
&11IA ku5F3l1 StHMW
, 1866-08-06
MARINE NEWS.


A"~A Wond. dD''s''@Aa' e8aaa AAf6a' a@ eosas M
6eaf Ssaica5ste esiatst Grand aaT1a, IS n 1nb<r. 100
senr n1i1sf. Grana H.,ea, 10 toa. b..k, ~,
Scnf Toledo Grand Haven GO m lumber, u n timber.
ssSr ssSr EHGGulatoF, Grand Hsveo, ln M lanber.
oeH oSla. .S!r,1s.. ofaod AAFea> In m lumber. g t
ssss ss H.stsSs. or.aa u.!.a, % m lumber. 70 tn lin
Seal a EnrsI tif.nd Hf.nd h.t' hH.ssn' = n lqmbsr
~, = q + + H. .'-.' ;" - 4an' - n &0.ns'e'
0eo d l. a,sI ,saee'aka. Grand HaTen > m lumber. 4
ssT e; A5 H:5|.a ls. lMs,asea 2. r lumber, Is th
Sehr H1abetS.1 Mnses,, eson, = p a. 4 !GmSss. Sa
sssF sssF Ts;I: is;Is NNs:t4ssss M s. r issessP;
sshr Ixya ~, AusEeSon. III a lumber.
sehr OniSF1o. Ocoata sa E n1h e 2. 'ooes' II At0
Eh5 4. h9r. 3!aAteGun, go N shnslca 10 IN lumber
hchf Han1itt MusFesnn IL L: = = u ~ y !asn
SeaE Metchester. MaskeEon iii a iuratel, ii u 1Ath
Ell HIRE ieHt itsi;a ;A1nssEnn - r r. lumber;
seh1 Lxzie Thiooe, NosseSon, Is u junaer,
hr se5r Ens: EI1SsT1s: AU:Asgoo = q lnnlef. u n lash
tsche WtfSen. dI1nd HsTea s y u in4S: fn: " naoes.
eehf n,t 4 =; Campbell haaissee y N lumber, -
srhr KKine nsr rr~.,.. , an ,.,,,..u.
schr n Tempo, Two inTef:. IS n iaape..
schr o fs,,s9 MY ne1ntG & 1@ IL i1m9er q lsh
telr Antsfi,c. KeTsnes ! toa ia ~ "o1
srh; s<hr Mn ri B9sn. T Rst1.l9 a
schs Iavtads, Vol Il ase1. M Il is m III in%ee5. I'M
shr thr ~ . II W!Iktn,on: y 1!e9 g eis wool
SIR H. E. aussey, nsali;tss = ia ID ian9 ~ famb.r
erhr 1!aysieF stonsJ Crsek g q lumber. IS N llsh.
Sir cssutsa sren rosb I: y ss.e eds 2 r9od
scow orion Schiran Cir. sunIiriss ~ " 1o'nS1e"-
seow -Alaa, Au.krson, 10 N lumber.
CLEARED .rvn,.,
Et.a1 t,r.op, aulx aukee, tandries.
1rTup HtT stG1ss: GE9nd Hasen. suodrtes.
fchs t;Tsnrshnt IL nnr.i" !: sSS ~ S1 c, eot@'
sehf Noailor, Euralo, Il 80 bu con-
sIn! Ell Y: y. E2opef5 lis 64Islo, st1n ~ % corn
sehf h y Ma{sllts fo{5 Gelnotnc r ~ ia@o b. corn.
sehf l.. q. nosT3, nansio, % I issoo b bu ootn.
sehf H. ~ seot', lura1o, 1a,ooo hu corn.
Memoranda.
The propeller Montgomery, Captain Arch
Gi!s, lefl this port last evening, with full cor,
PIGMENT OF passengers, and heavily laden With
general cargo, for Port sarnts.
The propeller Normau, Captain Price, made TIL
port yesterday frotn ontouason, with good1,
number Of passengera and fali f1eirht lIst.
Tho ptppoller Ga1cua. Captain -. dcnane,
yesterday for Buffalo; with passengers and sur
dstes.
The propeller Mary Stewart, Captain Dodge
also left yesterday evening for Grand Haven Wit
merchandise
The propeller EaeL Captain Kenoeday, ar1isc,
here last evening num Buffalo. with genera
CARGO and pakscpgrsp,
Ihe Propeller Fzev State, Captain Atwood, LEI
rraiu.
SCHOONER AurocuAr.-Tbe ,,hoo,.r Ecxho,. =.
co1lhdcd Win 1be .rhoonrr Artocr,t ve.,srd,
morn.nr ahou. i'm o.rfocE. whjia iyinc ~ .o.so =
near GSoso Point. Tho laticr ma st,nrt H., IN
.,de AMI s,o.r 4, .ho1t -, ,,,,n,a. -. !.
the head rear of thc Nrvhon,, N, cnn,n1otc1
car,ied Ersv.
Tur INV BARK Mos7xonncr.9rb., ,,,n,e,
eraft, Captain Jennings, n,de iii, bort Frida
, 1866-08-06

ssATCnnAT EvEx1No. August l. 1865.
The receipts and shipments Of P1udure dining
The past twenty y-four hours are q lol1ous-
, 1866-08-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MAHhET.
Fer the Week Ending ,Au84s& d.

O11c1 or 11H DAIRY T11HCxK.3
Saturday Evening. August.
BEEF CATTLE.
The fb!.oxtng tablo showu the daily receipts md
shlp1oeata Of LED Cattle during The week ending 70
dEy. eosrpsred with the receipts snd shpcats Of The
corresponding week LAST year:
ttse.,n- Eh3n.uentA.
, 1866-08-06
CHICAGO LUal13Ett MARKET.

SATURDAY ETKx1Ha. Auxuat 1874
1he rcccru snd shipments af Lumber; &C., during Shs
, 1866-08-06


Tic raArEot for Beet Esttte for the week closing to-
ntEh though not distinguished for tho amount ofbuki
neA transacted hAA shown 4 marked improvement. In
point Of attivify. oTcT that Of the few preceding weck,
and drpye1s generally much better satisfied with
tic Fesn4 of ha weeks speeu1tions~ than with The
fruits nf lAst HecIs abos. The weather hRs been do
llghtfally cool and pleasant throughout and the dT
cnt classes Of buyers Lave been veil represented.
Tic character Of the receipts d1ers but little from
thai oflast week though there has, perhaps been nv
more Of e psssab!J Sood grades th1n were last week
received. 1ha medium and lover Kr1des, Of the
tscalawag order have bctn largely in the ASCENDANT
md for such The market has Euled dull throughout
With prices much depressed Tho supply OF this elass
was considerably II e1ce8s Of the demand, and
bad 1t not bcGn for the Increased In
quirJ for stock cattle during tho closing
caJa Of the wee. material depreciation In talue must
have betn the result There hat been lreIy demand
from shippers for hrBt and second clAas steess and
ShouEh the supply. In comparison with other weeks,
has been ta1E It has htu considerably below
ofthe trade.
or the Inferior. common and medium g,ades moder-
ate receipts will quite satsty tho demand but with
good atlrpng pecycs dznyc7 need entertain no fsa,s
ofoyCstocking the market.
... d1s1NG OF TIE xAKxf1.
The uAikEt todA{-SatusdAy-c rnuku4l Ac-
trtty for the clsHg day, and for the better gr4dc4
prices wtge vel sustained. The xeathe. was cool md
tr1cing. and with liberal attendance Of buyers and
continued faror1ble adv1ett from the Albany market
atl Tho odesings-compsilng about 10 head-found
rrady sale 1t Il G.op for CoKs and Hicfs
to good Cow aud good stock Gteera and f711X8s.s3
for fir 10 good smooth eteers averaging from lnD to
LII n.
Veal Calves In good request At &a.soa1A 2 10 -.
The market eoses Steady 1t rhe sanSe oY prices gtTrn
below:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

The Impeachment~oft the President.
A great deal has been said lately by the Radicals
about the impeachment OF the President. The fol-
lowing well considered views on the subject is from
/, tho Albany Eueniny Journal, a Republican paper
Of ability:
"If on impeachment wore ordered, it would not
bo merely tho trial Of Andrew johnson, but also
the arraig gnmont of party which represents very
great and exceedingly active minority "a largo ma
GIority, counting the South in) Of the American
That party accepts shs a noev ag yt
energy and determination. It dofends, upon what
It calls constitutional grounds the very acts which
are relied upon to justify the process OF arragn-
ment. It says that any attempt to ~ withdraw thus
patton We cannot doubt that, if articles Of im-
pIeachmont were to be prepared, the Democracy
would consider itself as having been placed. at
the bar-would repudiate the Judgment as the fni,
non f rs PARTY dgaea gSe
fusal to submit though that refusal should result
in civil war as would be most likely in the excit-
ed state Of the public mind, certain to prevail.
"Let US imagine the condition Of affairs: A chief
magistrate condemned by court whose }9rlsdc, 9,
American citizens. He refuses to obey process.
The Senate declares him ont Of office; but he per-
sista in the exercise OF prerogative. Congress,
then, representing the government, undertakes to
GUST him; but ne summons 10 MS ald Wnat mnlCary
he can command, and prepares to test the question
engendered at the national capital extend through
evory section Of country not yet fully recovered
from the delirium Of war. Parties are developed
in each town, city and hamlet holding excitedly to
the ostpronounced opinions on one side or the
other, and ready to fight for those opinions. A
spark might Of any moment drop into such maga-
zine, and then-what then? We of the North, yet
hardly know what civil war means, as thoy have
learned it who have seen street divided against
street, and talaily against family law obliterated
noighbor arrayed in mortal onroity against neigh
hor -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

CoTroN.-Small lots of the new crop are finding
purchasers in our town, the producers being COM
pelod to sell to meet their most pressing wants.
Owing to the Instructions thrown in the way by the
new law and the rigid regulations under it, but
little is being shipped off. Sales were made here
on Monday and tuesday at twenty-seyen cents,
tax unpaid to thirty cents, axpaid.
= [Wadesboro' Argus,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
on7roA.-Tho New Orleans Times of Saturday

URTE0A.-The New Urle&ns 1U7ltS OF Saturday
says in regard to the above person:
Among tho arrivals at the st. Charles Hotel last
evoning, was General Ortega, who claims to be
the constitutional head Of the Republican Govern
ment Of Mexico, in opposition to JuaroS, whose
term Of office S sonGn M ha s 9nE RRe s1Rrsd list hS
officers Gen. I. M. Ortega, Governor of Puobla F;
Gen. Epitacio Hucrta, Governor of Morel:a Col.
Juan Togno, Col: Josquin G. Ortega, Major Carlos
othef oflcefs, who were previously horo ere awaiting
his arrival.
General Ortoga has been for several months past
at New York, preparing for his present expedition
He expects to find a considerable force of fast
others on the Mexicanside Of the ,io Grande nwait
his coming. How far these movements will be af-
fected by General Sheridans letter remains to be
seen. Certain it is, that stirring events may be OK
pectod shortly along our Southwestern frontier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
1mporta mt Legal Decision.

Importa mt Legal Decision.
A decision has just been made in the Probate
Court Of Sumter County, Alabama, embracing tho
following points:
l. The ordinance of the State Convention, and
the different acts of the Legislature, for tho pro-
faction of administrators, executors md guardians,
are valid; and Investments made by them in good
faith in late Confederate securities, undor color OF
law will now be upheld; the loss falling upon tho
estate and not upon such executors, administra-
tors, OF guardians.
q. Contracts mado during the war, which rocog-
nized the lawfulness of Confel crate bo lt's and
Treasury notes. and which were made valid, will
not bo pronounced void
8. Collection OF debts due an estate by the per-
sonal representative, in Confederate Treasury
notes, will be upheld if mado in good faith eyon
though the debt was duo before the war, and the
notes became worthless in the hands Of tho I'D
ministrator.
4. Who're rights had already vested before the
| surrender, OIL acts haye been performed under the
laws then III force, tho public policy will control
the question Of their legality; and loyalty to the
national government docs not require interference
with such past transactions, if honestly made.
and in accordance with the laws of the State at the
| time.
5. The administrator in this case having in good
faith sold large amount Of cotton by the advice
and order of the Probate Court, in 1863 for fair
price, and having taken o note for the purchase
money from the purchaser, which was delivered to
the guardian Of the heirs and afterwards collected
by the guardian in Confederate money, no is not
liable to account again for said cotton, although
the sale was made with reference to the market
price in Confederate money.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

A young Illinois lover procured a icer 80 without
made, she grew very angry, and told the young young
man "that the county celk couldn't sell hor for 3
dollar, neither could anybody else" She remains
SINGLE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

CHARLES C. FULTON, EDITOR OF THE BALTIMORE
A11ER1oAN.-The Baltimore Transcript, of Thurs
day evening, republishes from the Baltimore
Sun, of September Is, 1S58 the following para
graph raph:.===zzz====zz=
.sAt the September term the Judge of the Crimi-
nal Court directed the namo Of Charles G. Fulton
to be stricken from the Grand Jury, as a lar and
man unworth to serve on Grand jury"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
TfIn RIOT ATT HAGERsTOW1T, ND.
Fktou, the Hagerstown Herald, October 23'l

rra4rREN PERSONS woUNDED-A BLOODY nlhGE ~
1A AND GREAT POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
Zinc aans nsue art Sd1ubs

1T firSlib in Heu.9)o.f ouf een Woyft
9sbrabt poroen. Der Sbertbeil Dee
Sbubes ODER Stisfels 1T in Der aepcbn.
liben @eile BON einem Sbubmaber ;u.
9eibnitten. Soble uno Ibias abcr iino
aus bartem Ibornbolt 9efsrti9t uno bei=
De oureb elm Sud Sobueosr perbunoen,
rpas Der Subbefleloun9 Die notbiae @lais
tieitdr aibt. Der Sbertbeil ielbif III nit
einem fbmolen siisrnen Sanoe an Der
Sobte bsfsitlst. weltes ben Rano Der
Soble uno oes Sberleosrs in elmer melt
fefern Wsiie nit chamber perbinoet, als
oies rurb cine Mabt eefbeben fam
Oleis neumooiiben Sbupe febeB bdbi6
aug uno flno oabei eben- 70 leibt ols le:
oerne BON Der eorreiponoirenoen @ro6e.
Man pirS iie wobl bier au0 balo ju 8e=
liOt betQmmen.
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Sbpma$ Gprtpii.

Mit @oupernor Gcr,pin, oei1ea Sooess
faQ pE In elmer anoern Spalte an5et9en,
bat Sbio elmer feiner beoeutenotfen uno
petbin befaHnten Rdnner perloren.-
Goripin q Samilie fammt aus unsarn,
NO es bstanntlit einmal cinen 2oni9
Rattbios Goruinus ,eeaeben bat. Ser.
ne unmittettaren 8orfabren roaren BON
Neu Ser kr nab Apennfpl pluanien. BON oa
nat &entudp uno pon bort 3urHd na1
Sbio, oomals 9oronetf Gerriterium,
ein9ewanoert, rpe ftt Gcrtpin 9 2Sater in
Der Mdbe oes beutieen Stdotbens eeba=
non als Bauer nieoertie6 uno fpdter in
Die 8efes9ebuna BON Sbio 9erpd bit pur'
De. Sbomas @orrpin batte in feiner sSus
aeno bart 3u arbeiten uno peroanft iclne
Siloun9 befcnoers einieen Sdbern. ole
er in Den Wiatrrmonaten fsiBl9 tfuoirs
te. 8eboren 1894 in Scurbcn 8 1untp,
&antudp. trat er In 1914 ole Stsae e'ns
es 9lerfs BON @arrfn @1untp, Sblo an.
Sn 1916 wuroe er Icpoeat uno rpor balo
elm ausae3eibnetcs Mit9liec Der Sar.
Sn 1922 wu,be ct in oas Hepreiens
tantenbaue pon Sbio eewdblt, no er iid)
Defenders ourb feline Sppofition se9en
BieoreinfGbrun9 eines Sabre lang in
Sbio eebanobabten pr Il Is 8e eses
ausseibnete. @r 9in9 oamals unit lpd'
fer nob NIT ben Wbas-uno rpuroe BON
oenfelben i'm Scbr 1890 in Den Gon9ref
9ewdblt. Inno lS40 puroe er @cuper-
nor pon Sbio. 1915 Ser. Staaten &c
nator uno ipirerlcste lfb ale FOLDER oufe
6eftiaffe Der merleanii iben Snpafion.-
lS4S unterffiete er oen Sen. 3a6ariot
Saplcl als Qrefioentf6ofts @onolcot
uno wuroe na6 Dem plosll6en 600 Gel:
felbpn BON Sillmore als Sbasamt &c:
cretdr ern.nnt. Seit 1853 praf;ijirt,
er mieoer als lfopoeat in 9ebanon, nur
ue absr i'm Sabr 1858 abermale ole Re:
pre- ientant ces 7ten Oiifrifts uon Sbit
in Den @onersb esfbidt. Seit 1856 bal
fib @ol.oin 3ur republifanifben partbe
aeb ,lten uno puroe oaber BON 9ineolr
als @sfanotsr nab Merieo eefbidt. -
Die GrGasrunoen, Die eroort 9ema6t
iolIen Jpn 3u Der ueter3eueun9 9ebrab
babtn. olb Die Merlflner un9eeienet iei
en fir ole Selbffreaierun9, uno oab fiji
lie bic Monarbie brfer iei. als Die Omar
DIE, in lpelber iis lurb einioe 10000
9runo ia blnis @dmblsr u. profsffionsre
polu3Ier bsloer plr!bcien cieie lesten Gt
Sabre lang fortmdheno 9ebalten unit
sebranofhdst woroen iino.-(G. Sbl..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-02
gine fbrcfIid,e Sluttbat in
tlIiiGfGppi.

Cine entfeel'be Sbat wurbe in Sbon
aola. Carroll 9auntp, MiiiiiIippi, poll.
bratt. - 94ie es ibeint mobntcn nebtn
Dem 5oauie elmer 9emiiien Macame 81.
gcun9 in elmer alten 9tc9srbGtte msbrerc
9te9erfamilien, trelte aelpobnlib Nabts
In cer Quite tanjtsn, iib beraufbten u.
iblisBlid) cur6 4bfeuern pon Stinten=
ibuf1en einen S0aenldrm madten, mo-
bel cine &u9el in Srau youne's !0aus
einoran9. Sorlesten Sonnta9 no0ten
Die Hrser ipieosr Elm foldee ,,Seif" fei;
ern. tporauf iib piele ,psiBs Ginpcbner
oisftr abfibt mioerfesten. uno ibnen i'm
Sale Der 4usfGbrun9 nit aus, dubetn
orobten Sbne auf ciefe Warnun9 ,u
d6ten, finaen ole gteeer ibre ipiloe Sr:
gle an, bemerften aber talo oab oa6 Sc
bduoe in 6lammen ffano. - Natiiilb
Tpollten ite iib nun ale in's Sree retten,
purosn aber pon nit Slintcn paffne=
ten Wdnnern in cas brennenoe 6aus 3u.
rldeeorSn9t, 70 oab flint Nsasr in oen
Slah1men umfamen. uno oa ole ueterie:
benofn iib in Die alte Mettooilfen 8iibs
9etlubtet batten, 10 ,pnroe aub oieies
9ebduce perbrannt. nobel Giner erfd)of
fen uno oann IN ole Slammen eelpol fen
wuroe. IS 1T oies cine Der fbeublb-
fen Se9ebenbsiten. Welbe i'm Sefol9e
Nieiss furbtbaren Sur9erfrieees erltie.
ntn, uno Elm flarer SeTeis Der ,,usriobns
liben 9eoakfen" Der WeiBen in pielen
2Delen oss Sdoens 9eoen ole fleiaemor-
oenen Stlauen. 3u peld)en @reufltta.
ten ldbt iiD oob Der oumme arme meiBe
S0uno oes Sloens nod aufifateln!