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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05

1.-The Gazette can go Oh cAiPtylhg us
" "stinknots,r . as its masters direct, at men
who refuse TO bow at the shrine OF its eb-
onv idol but the people of this county
haze learned to appreciate it at its real
worth. The day has passed when per-
sonal detraction, the only remaining ele-
ment of political opposition the Gazette
and It's party has, can affect the success of
the Democracy"
We do not know to which of the editors
of the Democrat we are indebted for the
above courteous and ge1,teUaanLy extract
from a rigmarole Ofnonsense in its last is
sue, which. as is usually the case where
men have no argument nor reason TO op-
pose an opponent, resort is had to person
al biflinsgate. We shall not follow its
course, but would ask wherein have we
engaged in such personal detraction" of
the candidates of the new party as that
paper asserts? Had we said that one of
its candidates was 4 drunkard fas the
Democrat did of one of ours last year.
that another had stolen a sheep. and a
third beaten his wife, that paper might
talk about detraction," but it is some
Il
dates political record comes under that
head. For instance, is it detraction to saw
that VIM. Ross, one of its candidates for
Associate Judge, was tried and is now
under conviction of taking the votes of
deserters-that during the entire war he
was one of the most vindictive opponents
of the Union men in this county, and that
his sympathies and feelings were with the
South? Is it personal detraction to say
that Mr.. Ross is man of strong temper,
frequently unreasonable, and a violent
political partiZan? Is it personal detrac-
ton to say that John w. Kearns, during
the war, stood upon the same platform
and taught the same doctrines that the
Selinsgrove Times did-that by his talk
and example he induced ignorant men
to put themselves in opposition to the
government when its very existence was
threatened? Is it personal detraction to
say that Mr.. Banks was the chosen friend
and associate of the vilest ealumniators of
Abraham Lincoln, and though more
guardedin his EXPRESSIONS, when orwhere
did he ever pubIfcly denounce the rebel
leaders half as much as he did those who
were at the head of our government
And so with Major McEwen. He went
into the service, was promoted to post
Of honor and profit, resigned a position
worth nearly 5000 per month long before
the close of the war, and came home to
rail at the administration We do not
dispute the right of these men to do these
things, but we also claim that if they are
put forward as candidates for office, SOL
diers and all other citizens have a right to
know the position they occupied in the
most eventful period of our history; and
if knowing it, soldiers and others who
stood by their country fright or wrong, "
choose to reward such men like Messrs.
Banks, Ross, Kearns, &C., with office,
why be it so-the republican doctrine be-
ing that the majority shall rule.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05
An ApOState's Picture as Drawn
by Himself.

In his speech at the St Cloud Hotel, in
Memphis, accepting the nomination for
the Vice Presidency, Andrew Johnson
thus urged the necessity of rigid fran
chise law in Tennessee:
II say that the traitor has ceased to be
citizen, and in joining the rebellion has
become public enemy. He forfeited his
''lght to cote 'Ujh tOy0L men aUhen he re-
noatced ms citizenship and sought to de-
St1Oy orr GOUeFUneHt We saw TO the
most honest and industrious foreigner
who comes from England and Germany
to dwell among US and to add to the wealth
OF the country, Before you can be citi-
zen you must stay here for five years
Ii we are so cautious about foreigners, who
voluntarily renounce their homes to live
with us, what should've say to the traitor
who, although born and reared among us.
has raised a paricidaF hand against the
government which always protected him?
My judgment is that he Slould be8ubjected
to q Serer'e ordeal before he is restored to
citizenship"
And yet this man in speech some time
ago, had the impudence to ask what prin-
ciples and promises he had betrayed?
Rsy~ We suppose you know all about it,
as You We're IN the-really we forget
what corps was it? The 500 or the disa-
bility ?-LcoCtStO1CR Gazette.
1.-The $500" Now, what corps did YOU
and your progeny serve in? Do tell
H0hi0dysburg Standard.
So far as the senior is concerned, being
over age, we served in the Relief Corps,
where we believe it is generally admitted
we did our duty, having like most pri-
Yates received a good deal of abuse and
little pay. Our eldest son, who is in the
ministry, shOuldered a musket during
Lees invasion, was for some time under
rebel surveillance, and in good deal more
danger of life than some folks who enter
ed the army. Our Junior, in addition to
local service, volunteered during Lees in
vasion and was at Gettysburg until regu-
larly discharged. He again enlisted, and
was twice rejected, much against his wish
es, under the military regulations, when
he returned home. Another member of
our family, a nephew and a minor was
in the nine months service, where he con-
tracted disease which no doubt caused
the loss of one of his lungs. No $500 was
or would have been paid by oar progeny.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05

Rsa5~ Hon. James Mullens, Il member of
the Tennessee Legislature, in a speech at
Philadelphia on Friday last, stated as a
fact within his own knowledge that after
Johnson had promised to be the Moses to
lead the negroes outOf Egyptinto Canaan,
that poor deluded race raised $400 and
purchased him Il splendid gold watch
which he still wears. Another incident
related by Mr.. Mullens, is worthy of note.
Referring to the character of the company
which Andrew Johnson had kept of late,
the speaker contrasted his appearance at
Democratic meetings with the fact that
shortly after the Democratic Convention
at Chicago he forcibly dispersed a Nc
Clellan meeting held in Tennessee. The
meeting was held in the evening, in the
second story of building used as a court
house, and Mr.. johnson being apprised
of the fact ordered out some of the cOlOred
troops under his command, and ordered
them to go to the place, blow out the
lights, and knock every id man down
stairs regardless of the consequences
These orders were obeyed to the letter,
and the unfortunate McClellanites were
driven from their room tumbled pell-mell
down the stairs, and many of them per-
sonalIy assaulted. That was what An
drew Johnson did in 1864 for his McClel-
Ian friends.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05
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sep5'bb-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY,

H'HIS INSTITUTION will be opened
A. September 18th, and it is the desreof
the Principal to render it worthy of the
patronage ofthe community. Male pupils
prepared for entrance into college. Par
ticular attention paid to
B Q Q k * E L PIN G
by double entry. A record ofattcndance,
recitations and department will he kept
daily, and furnished to the parent or guar
dlan as often as they may desire. Price
OF tuition as usual in institutions of this
class. J. II. NOT-pSF
auIo Princ1 Male and Female Dept.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05
Advertisement Extraordinary
A RARE GEHANGE,-Oneof of+bo,,

~ pills of the world renowned prof fesx5nr, 5r
Of Snake Swallowing who lately gavo a.,
Exhibition Of their Skill in the famous
temple of iuggIery, in PhiladeInhia
known as The Wigwam at which timo
and place Il few hundred thousand live
coWcrheads il Is said were swallowed in
the incredible short space OF two da,.s-.
has concluded to start business ON bis
own hook in this place, and hereby an.
nounces to the public that he is nj nh
times ready to swallow anything in -be
shape OF Snakes, whether preserved in
th'' extract OF corn or whether in their
natural state. Fencmous coppcrheade
preferred. He will practice this business
but for limited season. as il is inpcra-
lively necessary that he should leave This
for watering place somewhere near The
tributaries of Salt River on the evpninm
Of the 9th proXimo. Pupils from .Julljata
and Mit1iin county will be instructed in
the art. Those who have heretofore in
dulged in the innocent practice of CARRYING
snakes in their hat have been found 10 be
the most apt scholars. All such arc re-
Quested to make early application to the
Secretary" OF the Lewist0wn Branch of
the great American Snake SwalIowers
Association, Mr.. Doo-Little. president.
BILL JILLIS.
Lewistown, Sept. 4, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-05

I TT ILIto remaining unclaimed In The
! Post Office at Lewistown, Pa. on rhe
18th of September, 1866.
Alexander Jas p McKec Mrs Nancy,
Bea! & W Mccormick Thomas
Beckdor Joseph Peterman Mary
EVerhart Mrs Mary Roads MIA Sarah
Eppiiey ! R Miss Mary
Gordman Miss Liz ROths Jas
Harris w RI Scholl Fl A
hlngcriee Joseph Secle JOIN
McClintic r " = Solicit Kate
AicGok Mary Yearich Maggie
sep ). L. G. HAMILTON. p. NJ.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-29

- SIN @enqt Ser Ser. @tocten
tpuroe onaefiin6iot. bos hos Sous nid1t
NIT Dem 6onfere,l, Gom;te in ge.no
Quf ben SariFf iibereinifimme ga
lpnrbe Bic gRobI e;mss ns,,en g omifes
anoeprbuet -
N
s Chen oafelbit berj@tets SER 9os
LAMB bonn Spfia sgpmite iiber ben Soil
bon dtterfoh aus EenlieT fee. Der Be-.
RIOT itslt feit loeB ntferion beisit Aiis 7
blee4 per Webelton 0itdter De- Gir[lit
court bon Dit Sennenee mar. gBabs
renO bes Srieges ipurbe er beranlaBt,
Ganoibat CUR Bieoererpdbhlng 81 tuer>
ben 90 ihn bic Unions 2ente hierau
osaHsfeu, be fetnenS Gue IDistfdten. @t
leiltete einen GiA, bic liegieruu8 oeS.
StGates Sefihefee iin6 Der gohf6oeras
tttipn 3tt-itnterftiiik eii.@ erEt6rtt-6enf
Beamten, Der ibm ben Gib abnabm. oaB
gloGSfnEu id,eNfe.e SO ssottetfs,p fei tets
elm linionsnrann oemesen nnb bobe bel
0IFsa ss;,sssiiiiggE IN j iII,Iffdftd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-29
a.8e'rmii6tes,a
Die Sp1lreiI beS Wlenf6 ert.
.b;.,ir pe.so, Sni1belS. s,iv,as9 s

Or. 9iningiton tbeilt in Dem lebten
8erfe leiuer Neiieil Elm lbrefli6es @e>
rtdi6e ser gBirtnugen 6eS Sflabenban>
bells i'm tueifli9en Mfrifa nit. Gr ere
3ablt:N abb 3ga1a3aa
,,9lm To-; Saliuar 1855 leaelte Der
y8ioneer nit Der yeao1 9tpaiIa" i'm
S9lepptau ben Gbire biuauf. Stun
fanten mir ntit ben fur9tbaren 8etpeisi
fen ber9 dSHrefen bes @flabenbanoels
irhSanern Mfrifn'8 in 8eriibrung. Der
berI9tiste NluIatte WlnIiano, Der groBe
portugieitl1e Gflapenagent, mar our4
baS 4an0 9e3ogett unO bate Sob un0
8ertpiii tIng allf feineH Spnrett suriiGe
9elaGen"; in ben foIgenoeuSteuen tbeilt
Dr. 2ibih9iton Sein @enlaloe Ginger
Sdrefen nit, Ole fi5 ben 9lusen bar,
boten /;
] rS6glib fbiuaniilen 9eidnarne an
uns borlber, uno oes Wiorgens muBten
Die 8dher bes Daulpfers bon ben too>
ten &0rperil gereinigt iperben, 4pi. fi9
tuabreub Der Na9t banor geIe9t batten.
Sn Der NnsOebnnng bon bier gleilen
(Sr. 2ipin9iton ia9t for scores of
miles )s--sipar bic Beb0lferuila burA
6iefer fpiE6en MaIinnp, Der fpieber Der
srobe pertugiefiide Sflabenaeent it,
ipelfer er friiber war, rein ipesgefegt
tuorben. sc berlriadfe Ser3pe6, bic
iueitberbreitete 8erbeeruns, bic, friber
10 beb6lterteu sufera 6es SluIIes gans
| i@tpeiaeu0 sli feben; Die NDrfer tpareft
nie0erge6ratint uflo cine oriifenbe Stiae
berridte ieBt, hoo friiber 6aufea bon
Meni9en erfdierteit, toel9e Die. bere
f@leoenen @r5eu9niile ibrer St6uitrie
gum 8erfaufe anboten. 9ier uno bort
fonute man aut ufer feine, selenbe bere
ldfiene 9iitteit feben,l !inDrin Sag fir
Sag elm bnn9ernoer Slider Jap, bis Die
fteigenben @ewaifer ole Slide NIT fort
nabmen INTO TN fttrben lieben. Sin<
game mar eef6Ingen, fein 8olt getootet
ODER geltobten uno 9e3mungen tporben,
aus; ben S0rfern 5u fiidtens Sn benz
Dorfe oberbalb 9fuo fanoen fidl nod,
einiee Glen6e, bic am 3eben gebltebeii
iuaren, aber bic 01ebr5a6I Der 8eb6l<.
terung mar toot. MeberaIl fanb iid
Der &nblif un6 @erud bon 2ei9nanten.
8iele Sfelette Ia9eu neben benz SUB.
pfabe, mo- bic 9lrinen III ibrer @9nd9e
nieoergefallen unb geif6rben iparen.
geipenlterartige ;Iebenbe 5ornten bon
&nabe,t uno W1d69en nit molten, tootsI
ten &ugeu bielten fid neben einiaen
Sitteu undergraduates @inige eIeRbe
Sage oes f5re6liden Snngtrs meFr
nnb ils ipiirbea aud Spfer 6es SoSes
icin.M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-29

"a Ssr pcrittbenoe Grtttel in 8sdue
auf Die Sennefee 'unO 8aeiFe eilen'
balm berantubt nns, nuf bic EFT tar3s
- lid bon ans bs5prOdens 6ra9e uber .
" gtniuanOeriias mad ssnaeifet snrd6s
sntonsmeH, Od l6isfs Balm iniOfern fiG
iaiafebrHhtiid far Die Giniuanberer seiget
pfrb, aIs Ne tlafsrtt Staat Ia cine Habt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-29

GapeIIe 6es I. {. ulonen Megirnents
Graf Crime, biefer Der bieripduni9e
4ei9entpagen, bon 70 Snfanterilten nit
brennben SSafela ulngeben, auf ipeldem
Bee feitli9, inter Mn0erm nit Der llnls
fprin bes @efaHenen gei9miidte Sarg
rubte, unnitfeIbar binter oieiens f9ritt
Der biefige Yaitor Streubra uno Johann
Der Srnppen 0cnlnan6ant S.sW. g.
5rbr. b. Nsitopsfb an Der Spite, bic
lyeneraIitdt Stabs ltflb Sbcroficiere
|ino Der bier aefdngeite preiiBilde Sher-
arst, BET Die GrlaubniB erbaIten bate,
bic 9ei9e ieines g8affengefdbrten 81 be-
gleiten. Sen 3R3fdtOB abermaIS cine
SFtpeeHabtheiEsHa HHe cine groBe Gne
aa5l Der llcligell BelDobner, tbeils gu
fSnE, t6eilS IN SRegetIsy 11& ffu0 EsS
SaS t. t. Wlilitar mar nit qriinen
5ef65eiden gefdnIndt. stnr @rabe belt
| Yaitor StreEnba cine ergreIenbe 2ei<
I 9errkSe cbersn SnboIt mar, ME Der SOB
d1e @esnsffdaft beri0bne Iunb iiber benz
@rohe nllr 2iebe malte Sizes lnant
einen tr0itIiden Gin6ruf su Dem bes
! tanAiGsn &eben Der Biener gIatter J.
9gf6gene trtnigitets bic Srappeh beiber
frieefubrenben Sbeile. fortfabren, in fol-
der Weiie I'M brnbstt SSein6e fi@ ieI6it
au eAfeiTModz Z ela39sl3 Is
g8ien, IL. Suli. Sn llngara 1T cine
Iaeres Ysfrutirune inn @ange, DE auf
sL8iberfdiio itobt un0 Sabef 5ivdh9Ss
tueiie ausaefiibrt miro. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-29
Strife naa 0sutf8ta n

PTtfIe n q y utld1 "a n b.
Cher 70 ;eben uns Sugelanoten subsr :
ldfigen s9la6ridt@.s-. aus Deutf@lanh
3ufel9e, fdhnen Briefe nod ben fiiDIis
den Btdafen, @aifai, SeiIens Dnrnt<
ftnbt Srantfrrt, NReinpfiI5, @irtents
berg, 8a6en, 8a1ern uno Searei9 rur
duE Dem g8e9e uber Sranfret9 fiher
an iHfe .Abrefle 9etangetl, iftbeui ieoe
8erb iiiout1g Sipildkn bielen Gtaaten
'einerittts .nnO 8feabeu, fouie ben bon
prsAbtfdsn1 Sruppeit, befekten Staaten
anbtrieits nb9ebroden lit. 8esIatiG
Der 2sbteren, 5. 8. Der @taaten Sanno<
Der, Sl0enburg, Medlenbura, @Aless
ipige ppltein, Braani6ipeig, &urbefIen,
9lnbalt, Der tbiiringiiden Sersogs un6
Siiritentbiimer un6 oes &oniereibs
Sa@feH 1T gu bemerfen, bab, 10 LANCE
oielelbeu, pHter preubjifler Wlilitdr<
Gonttotle fteBen aud ibr Boitpeien BON
gH6Aibenbflnfgf ipirb dln6 Briefe 6ort.
bin nit Der sei6Ioifenen prenbilden
poit na4 tDie Dor -beforbert uerOen.
ii'iis Qtnf gsfsbI bes preabif6en @ous
bernenrs bon Sadien battefiir Oreehen
uno Bic i'm Bereide Der 8orpoiten aes
lsgefen Srtfdaften bic Nblieferttng dl<
[er i'm 8efib bon pribatberfonen beiinb<
li@en @offsn, 4uIperborratbe &C.. bis
gum 2. Sui Niittag8 itatt3ufin6en.
@er mad 6iefef 5eifno@ i'm 8efit bpm
Baffeu oDer Munition betroffen tuiro,
hat ftieQSremfitme BeItrafiind au ers
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Ea9esBeui afeiten.. i.

- Sos Suitis gomite bat Dem 6 ens
srsB geri9 Iabgeitattet, in tueI@eitl ere
Hart trir6, DAB Self. sDabis Des 8erbres
Aens 6es gerrnt5es, bet El llititnti0n u.
ben @eieben Der Ser. sStdatei 9en1dB,
f6uIoia fei.,. Sas. @nnlife lift Der N1ei>
tung, 6ne eiiiern fofortisen ilnparteiis
fden Broae6 Hihts I'M gge8e ftebe, stbas
mhk bur6 6ie geTek9ebuig alfge6oben
nel6enf onnte. serner faat lnaIislbe, Daf
6as Gopsite in 8efib bon Betpeiien fei,
meIGe Self. GaDis in 8erbinoHng nit
| Der GrmCr6ilng aBrlBow 2ileoIn brins
gen. sc fei @rurln 6a III g[dnbeh, Sab
er ben @abregeIu riht freulo mar, tuel<
DE 5il 6ieier Grtiot0upg 9etroffen MAJ
rem bas aber bic unterfnhungen, Die
Surd 6as &riees 50 eparteInent isub Das
s@on,ite angeffelt ipuroetts ods gonbers
ne1nert niht nit allen Sbatfa@en iii
6iefer Besiebung bfrie6en Haben.. BOD
lea es tuabri6einliA, DaB cine terlere
Berfoloura Der glad)foriMungefl nlr1
6as Gonlite iln6 bltrd bic Beqniteil Der
GegierHHg enblid gu elmer bnlitdn6ieen
MuibeGnng .oes gnn6erl Berl1utes tlbs
rrerI perne.' Sic @ef9 Iagnabme 6er Dtes
6edenarmibe beahfe 6as, Gcuberneinent
in sDcfIt elmer U1en9e Briefe Hn6 90
tilneffe berihieoener 2lrt, bon ibeIAen
bis iebt ni.r elm heiner S5eiL eJalninirt
tuoroen let. Faas ss9sif 44j .fsss5 s.
wtebrert eebrer bon ben Sea So
lamb fameii rad Baibinetcn, tpegbt ben
@ellnhbeits 3ultanO Der SnieEfy GIs itBr
befrieDiaett0 barifelefi. ger &tapO Der
BaRiutrole uho 6es Rcrnes ift beiIef,
ais IN irgenb etfiem ber. lebten 4 Sabre.
Die @@ulen fbaten CUTE Sienite nn6
bic Greisetporbeueu fpoteft iiietBais ;lls
friebenrr. -
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QpnorenbanS bon SbnDnae Barter, an
Der q Ctr, ;iuifAen DRDrtIe n, @prnee,
ars NORM 200 B0Ilen BnHnlfr0lIe Ges
Ianrrf tpngen. Gin EbeiI berIelben iino
line Guantitdt peIl nlb &eIg tpnrnenl
Ierif6rtyso @1lulf S60, 000s Dec bRrd
Baf4ssWne etbeft it, ID gsii
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! iGD,.raD DiebI,

BLACKSMITH
qaTapetts Strase, aasrifeesboro 4t 4
eaS gaFbpiue, nabs Barn etfdse.
madtt ale IN fein Cad tnf@lagenbe Mrbeiten uni
peripst@t prpuiTte ulib faise HeeisHnne.
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Sie $eunefiee nitb Nnciffc=
las sn,ub5s rGifenhdbrt 4sdla

5 :. s,,rr,r,t ronA estddtee SenaefIec elm
Firterrtsitsbutett 9sur S5ebiItfn6S ber gserbins
.Sunasmittet 'beraei& Iaaea purpe, nell
dies ;eisieu ,trtadtiaen ginHas atf bic
cOammsrcieIIrn 4nnS aGdabau s8htereisa
z bes Stdates saiis3nl6ei geeignstt lift 40.
:. 1T es Ste Sennefee j unb 8oeifesG ifens
a balm, l.i Sn ser nnsebenfetl 9iaie,:
! ipeId,e Bottom; iomphl ais aud S1erfoH,
o go,ga nit benz 'ffiIIeh Nleerea Ber6in6en
fof, febIt nod en- @Ite6, n1d,irtffi ih1 cine
jbirette .GtIenbaBn bon lsfafbbile nod
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