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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

Sisben pfsrbt, polfommsn gebrptsn Idr bop.
pelt obr snfaG bapon portrsfTiGe SAINT,
Observation-Disclosures elm prattissr eietrr, 70
tpie elm sates Sattslpfetb. 12 quite Mil6fite. 6
oapcn werben 70 gang nate Der 8fnbu In Yrclit
fommsn, Stid junsss gisb, baruntrr 2 trassn.
be Hnpsr. a Sdaafe, IA 9dufr S6wetne, elm
3lGtlGwsin. i&wsre 9srsauls 0assn, elmer
papcn nit BOBBY, Dtde unp Sprteael, elm Gin.
Sdulswassn. cine 3psisauls Carriage, cine @ul.
ty. apei 9oIsi&litten nit assO6snsn Sobisp, elm
Sa8of6litten, stpet Srtts Ssulstern NIT SIDE.
mel, 5 gfIass, Gsesn. sin Dfllafornpfua. elm
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ren. cine VudsYe Wdtmalhine fir @ras unb Sc.
traibs, elm Yatsnt 9fsrbe. .Stursdsn, Sde. Drill,
Orsl4maf6ine cine Der teIsn I'm Gaunty Binb.
mdbls. Yattnt 8utterl6neio. Maldine, bel Yfsr.
bssswalt. Datsnt 5anb Strotbant, elm @elId-
torni6daer btt pfrbssswalt. S6winsmible, sins
an3atl 5ru&treffe. @ras SsnIen, Slatstrede
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6 Yfnbe. cine S'tt boppeltts lsiGtss @siGrr,
sin etnipannSss @sldirr, swd tpypslte qeirsn,
2 einfa6t qsnsn, elm 5utrlattd, sire stdfwaIe,
srpsi 3inftsrfettsn, 8 Spsrfstten. &lb. unp an
bere &ettsn, Seus. @stralps. GRil unb aue an.
eere arten @abeln. 8s&en, S6ippin. @rub9a.
den, uno font nod cine lsbr gro6e SnI6ispen.
tsit anbtrsr @rtitsl 3u tpsiilduits ,u mslbsn.
Die sseinsunsen am Sage bss 8srfaufs unb
aufwmtuns BON
Satob Grim.
Sanuar 30. 1866 nabg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Iubitpr'S Mnsetde.
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Sn tsm gBaiIsneeri&t pcn es6a Gauniy.
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unb Scbn o. Wcpsr. @rminiliraiuren BON be,
SintsrlabsnfGaft rts Sriiorbsnsn Senia m n
eanbes, lebtbin BON DER Gauson Iaun.
f6ip, eeGa 6aunty.
llns nun Sanuar 5. 1866. auf gu,Itraa tss
orn. @ltrstt. ernannts bic Court 9. $. SIi.
per. eia., aIs gutitcr, um tsIaate 9tttnuna
htfriuist'S, itsr5aisttsln. unb ssIlbnG6lse Str.
tteilun9 5u MAIDEN.
fTA Nus ben urfunbrn
*s'ls@ 8s;'uats - q. Us. S5a' Gel, Gltf.
Der Undergraduate p,b bn gI'6i,n ltur Gr.
ntnnun9 asmaritn, auf 5rdtdss rm f6trn 8s'
brunr. TIM 10 llbr @ormiitoae, In itiner Sfiirs
In @lsriaun, npisltit fa ale intnseirie pnlc.
ne eli iiasfn tSagtn, PcGn is 20 aIS n6ibis ere
ah!e.
Sobn 8. Sliper, aubitor.
Sanuar 80, 1866. na9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.
Sanuar 80. 1866.

Quf Sreita9s, osn 2ten Wdr, 1866,
um lltr NaGmittass, Icu am Saufe rec TN.
ierfdristsrsn, bel 8nn'e 0iitls In Ncrtrtet
bau aaunltip. aeda gaunis, fclatrbtS tencs.
Hide eissnihum Sffsntlih safauft psresn, mans
lid:
NSA 3wst Scptislite Sdes, f-essssssSs
--Ax2 S&aufe. eins baScn elm 10y
Souibbpwa Bod, SismaI4nt, s-As--lal.--..s
DuiamalGins NIT enem Ian9sn Strap, Elm Yaus
retpassn init Sotp liir Elm Utsr arsi 9fube,
8cddwtY sDassn. sine nsue StrpbtaBt, unasfdbr
$500 8ub 5smlcd Soarps, ttpa 500 aue pap
pd 8carbs, cine Suantitdt neue G6inbtln,
glanfen, $50 fetism 5snepfonm. 2 8allnub
SdstlSde. cine Wolsn. Botrmait irs nit Bob
rr. 2 paar Ghliit,nfpstsn, adnftefstte unb
antns &ettsn. elm SipssIirn nit M,iTn. 2
Gtcrpns, cine &njotl rsus 3utsr, tine Suartt'
tat 8sifriitn uno cine srobe Get alt:n Giiens,
SkintrtGsr gsI6ir. Elm Srarscntaum nit
GruGt. Gin 8sitfattel. 80 Drei1ufts I. Side, unp
nod pisls ansst Mttifsl. su umfdnrli6 su mel.
ben.
Die 9stinsunsm uns Gufparluns an Sage
tss 8frtaufs spn
Spsn &ern.
San. 81. rq5m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
SeHentlibe 9Senb1t.

Guf Wonta9s BEN l2ten Sebruar, 1866,
I'M 10 lltr gurmittnes, loq am Saule prs per.
lfcrtentn u br : IN s It 9 +, IN Wlr ,tanp
5aunf6p, Ssrfs Gaunis, tac ipIesnee ttwtali.
de @isentbum BifsntliG pefauft psrten, nam.
lid:
-s5xa Cine 2'GSuls Carriage, elm 8us.
W. E spw.ssn, 1 itub, Hinp. 2 Srtts
III 9sf6rs, gnus. elm 2 @Gnlswaesn,
Sdsma Ihne, s8slIdfotnldsasr, &ummsts, Cat.
tel, S6littsrlasllen, @GulS YlGnftts, 2 Sttaa.
fe, Sperrs unD 8dafsttsn, Ssu' unb Wingatstr,
pirGrnsi(en, Sdhbtaucr, @rubbads, G6isIf.
tan, Ssttsn uap Settartn, |sfrstdr, Sditrarf,
Bureau, @arprts, g. uno @sntcr-3iI6t, Game,
i'at unb anbsrs Stible, Saaufiahble, gcip.
5rdms uro anbTe Sptrssl, 0amptn, Stl,tin",
Stanp unb gBaldtowl, anbsrs Stinfe, ScGoftn
nit 3a9st6r, 9aueubr 6dpfatciId, M fnsfsl,
iCl, @ifrnf nel, S6nsupaaee, Snf, 6fnicrum.
banae unb Slnts, Quilts unp anerr gtts,euar,
5i1ttiGsr, Wsblfiltc, StIfp, Natsrs, fin Camp
msstir9 3slt, zine psutide Sitel unp antee Sa.
der Sutsr, Sidnner 5dOer @unttieen tetm
Sulhd, Sil69sitirr, Wt6srn une 0atsln Bad
nulpr, ShmalprsT't Suntrfae, gplnrrab unp
Safpef, Sdnfs, nsbf elmer srobsn SuI6irbsntet
anpr:r Saus8erdtblGuf en- 81 uma ainpli9 ansu.
fibren.
Die geSinsu,sm am gnsauisiase unb auf.
mattun8 Scn
giefid 6isb, I ,r,n,,,rs
eSobn &emp, "'"' o'''
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
sc q G L | 6 t.

pirb tiermit ssssbsn, bab bic llntsrssifnstrn ats
Nbmtnifratorsn BON her 5intrIobsnI6aft res
periiorbsnsn So tn George @ernet, Isst.
bin BON Sbr.Sauecn Saun16ip, 0e&a gauniy,
srnanr! tpUrbsn ilnb. Mae Didsniaen babfr,
wslGs nod an tsfaste 5lntsrlabsni6aft 16ulbsn,
finb tierrur@ aufssforesrt innsrtalb Dc&en
an5uruftn uns ab3ube3atfen, uno SoI6e bic
nod rsGtmdbiss anfpra&t tatsn. iInb slsIGfall
srfu&t blsfeits innrbuIb BEN namli&en 3sitraum
wO5lbsfatist sinsutdnbissn. an
Dapib 9ernet,
@eor9e @ernet,
abmt tnifraturtn.
Sanudr 10. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

walb S&aafe BON ben bsitsn i'm Gaunty, 8 eau.
fer>S&wsins, ale grt,n Bassn, alIt artsn Bau.
ern'Naf&inm, Yfdss unb Gseen, atle Mrtsn
pfnbeetf&irr. ale Artsn 8sttsn, Ssfsn, Bsttsr
uns 9stilabsn. unt fur3 ale Nrten Bausrn. uns
3aussrattf&aftsn - ipslGs 3u sinem So1aansi.
gen Sausrsiaod sstSnn-su psitlauftis 81 mel.
ben.
Die 8ebinsunsen ant 8ntaufstass unr auf.
partun9 bon
Seremiab Rotb.
Sanuar 80. nabg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

Ssds gfube, baruntsr elm @rsysaul Z SatrI
alt eirr Sabre alts lhpar,e MG6re, elm 2 SatI
re altts 9can'gfsrp 6tten, rcpca trt bi|
CUR Ssnbu Sdlter baten rsrtsn, 3 8neer, I'd
stenfalls bis battn &dltsr tatrn ruerpsn, "A fett|
Staafr, Elm 3 I9tfdwsn NIT Sunsn, 96ul
fsritwsine, 2 glusduls gBGsen 70 sut als neuI
NIT SCatYs, ttu 5aGinstop.@ pa,irpassn 70 su|
ME Tfi. Elm Sp;nsswassn. cine Drf6maIGln|
unp gfsrfesewalt iammt Strap. Gin Watsr und
Ntaper 70 gut ole neu. cine nsus SGt MaIttins|
Elm Yltrnt Sfute' 8sGm, rim Wsll6totnl&daer|
cine yatent Strpbbanf sins neue @lnsmGbft.
Sttts Seuleton unb Sfsmsl. 8 @aaen, 8 gfIaI
as, 2 reue Sol,lG!ittfn, eine eanbmal,e, sin Va1
tent Senbafen nit Strid unb Yulleys. cine neu(
Sett gfcteeefthr, cine Geit 9ifprasinirrs|
gFass8dthr fir Yfsrft, 6 8ummete, 6 5tie1
aenrfs' jpei glusspaa9fn, Spnifeitsn, 4at]
ttttsn, Nrhsn uno @ateIn, Gin Shmtsp 8tae !
bnIs, cine Yatent Raf&maIdins, elm Slid, uas
lOnit nod pcls a,tifd 8u sablrsia su mtlptn.
Tis geoinsunssn an Ssrtauistass unb Nuf-
paitun9 ppn
8eor9e Surf.
SdHunr %. rabN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
SeHentlt6e 9Senbn.

Uuf Oonnerfta9s ben Stem Wdr3
nataens. UNI 10 utr 9crmttass. ioa am Sau.
le ess untergi&nsten In gDsilsnturs saunIGip,
ssGa @auntp, folssnsss bfwsslibe Gissnttum,
auf Sfentll6sr gsnbu psrfauft wsrpen ndmiid, ;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sefentli6e gSenbu.

duf Samfass ben "a. Ssbruar, 1866,
UNI 10 tltr gorm., f,a am Sauie bee untn.
dd&nstsn. In Nitbr Saueon aaun1&ip, Nortt.
ampton @auntY, bas folsenbs bswtslids Gtssn.
ttum auf Sffentll&er geeu ssrfauft wrpsn, nam.
lid:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
N q 6 + | 6 t

~ W ~ w
tpirb bisrmit ssssben. bab bic llnter,dGnet.n dIs
ereutoren BON Der 5interlaOmi6aft Der psraorbs.
men Y tfabttt MttBler, Isbttin ron
Y aentaun. es4a GauntY. anssasnt pCrtsn
ltno. = @as Disjsnissn babsr nslhe nod an
bsiasts Sinterlaiienldaft idulbis anb, werben
bttrSurt aufssforbnt innerbalb 6 0cGsn an3u.
ruftn unb absubssatlsn, - llnb Spl&e bic nod
rsdtmabiss 8Orbtrunsen tatsn mSs,n, fnb sIsiG.
falls sriudt fclGe innsrtalb befastsr 3st mott.
bsfatist sin3utanbissn. an
@eoree 9. Weislsr.
S. Siaae Srenia,
@reeutcren.
Sauuar 9. 1856. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
YDfet-8i6er.

Cine srObe guewatI Yodst' Bidder fir Da'
men nns 5ursn, 70 ME Re an gradt une @dts
nc3 slimanb aubertaft ptifatsIptia unt Rsu'
port ssleten bat. IN lo,ben aueaspndt iporpen,
uas uasswS5nlia wOtIfsif su saufsn BET
g. g. Rbcoce, Tat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Gin 2ebriunae-

Gin tbjunse, 3us @rIernuns tss Bu&tintu.
@ddifc piro IpslsiG bel etm Nntuaifnasa
In 9leHtaun. unb 3tpar In &nuab' @sbdues does
tn eaw'S fire ets & s. sBristt. &c., ssrlanat.
yin traSr urp pillissr Snubs iattt bic nGtm
Stetnaunafn ure quite @ufmunitrurg mtnn sr
f4 rbre Ssrju0 mtlett bel
.6enrp 6ospsl.
Sanuar 80. Eqtb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sintine. Sprirs seeenfeitise 8euers
lDer66ernuas- We(eq(daft.

eot6s NitsIiebr fr tefaskn gtfnf&aft,
ptl&s tsn auf its anelFrtsn aar 81 bssabkn Ssr.
fdumtsn, fub srfu&t, lcslei& bel Srn. Natta n
% etter Ia aQentarn. oeer bel Sofua Gel.
bsrItns In Weiitnburs an,urufen, i6re pa
ptsse uitsubrinssn unb bsnfslten ~ sntri&tm.
gla& sinsm 9siAlub bee Dtrsttoun.B Boarbs.
SaiRrt su @sabins am 4tsn Wopsmbsr, 1864
fne ole Dstieiss Ia efba Gounts. auf psl&s am
lRtn na&asn apriI nod Rddadnbs gu b,3atlsn
ane. ale serwirft 30 bsiraatsn. niGtsbsaowsnt'
GEE fsl&s belinausute NitslisSu sus gssabluns
serieibss ssbaltsn fnh.
Soiua Seibesliae. 1esnt.
Sanuar %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Nuf Dienifass ben 27fen Hebruar, |
nd4psnc, UNI IL llbr Wittass, iolsn ON 6au(
ess llntnSd6nften. In Sanupsr saunl6ip. 2s&|
eounis, folssnbs bfprsliGs @itsr auf Siftntlid
or gsnpu psrfauft wnpsn, namli&
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
$46,354 S5

$27,2sO 81
Ur, bic untsr3si&n,ten, bon Der Dal&ns.
ton Sauni@ip SGulboarb trnannten @ubiturs,
um bic @s4nuns ts S&abmeiiiers bss bsfasten
aauni6lps, als bic Borough Sldtinston nod
ba5u sstSrts. 3u prafen. bsssussn, bae 6as Sbi.
&c stn tpabrsr unb fcrrsftsr 8trI&t if, mad IN.
lsrsm bsasn s9iTsn.
S. .. S6aa.
Stepben &ern.
Basusts-Sobn 6. 5auttY, Sse.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Taunf1tp~ ~Ne6nund.

Su9b WcDomeQ unb Gil9bman &unb,
Sbaemeiifer BON @afbin9ton Eauns
fdip, in Rsbnuns NIT befaetem 1fp.
1854. Or.
Mars 81. 8. MeDpwsa srtisIt an
5arsn bon perl&isb. Gollsftoren $780, 90
Bon Der Grlsn Rational Danf, al.
Isntorn--auf 80 aaee 9943 %
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sefentlt6er Serfanf

BON einem ftd sbaren Slusrei Stod.
Sreita a 8 Q, ben 23fsn 5tbruar 1866
I'm 10 lltr gormittass, fol- am Sauie rss In:
tsri6riettnen. nate @maus, Stsrmilforb 5aun'
f&ip, es&a @auntp. fclsenpss 1ddetars psrlBn.
lide gsrmS5en Sifentlih psrfauft tpsrpen, NAM.
lid,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

hm:
r. Siinf iunee fstlnfeitn ssbulbi'
~.N gen pferos. namIi& Sin 5uGs
T>NH sauf. Sabr alt uno autss Cat
sszsssessS telpfrp uno sstt gut Gin traurr
6 Satr alttr sutsr eebsr Sin tclfarbiss,
8u6ssaul. 6 Sabr alt unp 0iepsr Gin eu.'tsl'
brauner Sabr alter sutsr 5abrsaul uno iet,
seldw!neer edufer; Cine SuGamdbrs mt Sill.
fen. Satr alt. unb ss IN tirs cine portrtffltds
2 Gdlen. Wcnoten alt; 3 Gibs, unb 2 fur,
torn9e Durham Hintsr, Gctfwalo SGaafr,
elm Bud, 8 edmmer. unb pcn ben tsitsn Der.
milGtsn 2dmmer. ~ Shmdne. 2 3udtl6pfiEe.
bic ene sine rein @teiisr @aur:lrr, Gin trsitrap.
rissr 8srsdulswaasn. nit @aent Scrsn, elm
fhmalrdesrissr larfrr S'rgduIe gGassn. nit ei.
Isinm Nren, beipe brInabs neu, eine 3reioGule
nsue Carriage, elm gUbty, S6tittsn 3 THaae.
2 neus gsssn, 2 SettS Seuleitnn uap S6smel,
bon bs0pefertigIr Git. 94slf6fcrrpfliee, stn
GultISdtor, 9ferbsssrnlt unp DrsItmaldnt
nit Yattnt SGittltr unb @umllrap, gBsfttcrn.
l6elsr, 5rudibra. gSinbmiiblr, 9slssrlpb 8ut.
tnldneibsr NIT gfrbssspalt. rim pattni 9futs.
rs6sn, S6ubfarrsn, 4 Sstts ginte. Yfsrtesss
lhtrre. YFues9ehirre, fins bcpptlte Sstt nrufs
Carriage @ef4irr, ein Ssit 8uaap s@i I6irr. 5
5tsssnnsbe. Elm wsie'lenernss Ghsaennsb. 6 BEL
nate nsus 8ummste. 6 Salftsrn. gbsd u. 9Huaa.
esinsn. 2 nsue 5rnGtrtffs uno gsnItn, S6lif.
lsin. StretGsrs, Stdfrpaasen, 9tsGsn. @atsln.
S6aufsln. ssbsilsn silerner @runtmdlsl, Grub.
tade, gIod; unb 8iittsttsn, Elm srcBcr &otofsn
nit 8obr. unb piele anrere Saurrn. @erGtb1&af.
TIN su umaanpIi6 gu mslosn.
Die Bstinsunsen ont gsttaufttase unb Guf.
tpartun9 bon
6. SO. Srerler.
Snnuar 80. 1866. rat8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.
Sanuar 80. 1866.

Oienitaes ben I3ten uno Wittlpobs ben
l4ten Sebruar 1866,
an beiben sassn UNI 10 lltr 8ormIttaes. GolI am
5auie bes psraorbsnsn @trifian Srtt, In
Niebsrmilfcrb 5aunf&ip, es4a gaun,Y, folaen.
bes psriSnlt&e Gisenttum SftntIiG pntauft iper.
ben, ndmlid:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

Ssms tsrrliHs brau.
ne pfsrbe. Ganf3stn
Stdd Nlnbspift met.
aentbtils BON bsr Notn
Gorhs Of @xgS R~kA
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

VT
80 Resrutsn ~ $500 pet Dqonn
iinfsiten bel 8sf4aTnne tidtr gRdnusr,
bs3ablt cur6 Msfsr, Camp u. gRiusr,
aus BEN 1aunfhipfonb btm lisbsrsins
fsumen Juwiotr
1srfpre&unssnete bsIabtt ron Commits
tee Rs.
Disssaat une etdmps bs,ablt an bic
1nsntaun Bant
Sefspb WitItr's Gommiffon fiIr Gins
iamulun9 pon &ar 30. Q
8srluft an Duplifatsn l unb 2 ron
Ear auf GissHtbum
@trtuft on Duplitat pom $40 aepftar
Scfspb Wiusr's untofsn In alas[adsu
9s9en - Smitb
Bilan, rpeIhe Sef,pb Wilsr auf ftin
Dupltfat fhuloi9 III
8ilanj In 5dubsn pen 2arsn go.
unb 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06

5dnf iunee fstlnfsitn ssbulbi'
.N gen pfsrbs. ramIi& Sin 5uGs'
ST saul. 6 Satr alt uno autes Sat.
ssestsN telpffrp uno eett aut Gin braurfr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
46, 354 S5

Ndr, f3. 5ust MeDowslI bssatlt
fiir SO Grsipillise unb llatofsn 1905 95
Btlanj 298 So
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$l7,334 2S

Bon Susb MeDowsIl an ailssman
8unb bsjablt 29S SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19
srurNoIr AGKNCY.

Major Geo. A. Reynolds, agent OF the SEMI
noles, has received from the Cherokee Nation
the following letter, signed by the chiefs and
headmen OF that tribe, who did not accompany
the delegation TO " ashington:
TEMPORARY SEMINOLE AGENCY, Cherokee
Nation, Jan. 6, 1s66.-kdj. Geo. A. Reynolds and
Seminole Delegation, Washington, ID. c.: We, the
undersigned chiefs and headmen, feel 1t our
duty to acknowledge the receipt OF our goods
and TO express to you our thanks. The goods
are first-rate, and more Of them than we ever
received before, and were distributed 10 the
satisfaction of our people. In conclusion, we
hope Won will have a successful mission 70
Washington, and that our worthy superinten-
dent and yourselves accept our thanks for
your attention in watching over the interests
of your Indians. Assure the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs that we are, as ever, true TO our
Government, and wish it well.
Fos-HoT CHE, his Y mark,
PAs-Co-PA, his mark,
CHIT-To-H AR-Go, his mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19
Affairs I'm Geergetowu,

DESERTED CHILDREN.-Som six months sr,
man named Allen came 70 Georgetovn WIN
his wife and three small children Soon rba
man left his wife and children, and not Iong
after the woman took one Of the children .pd
Ie1t me other two in a wretched condition a
benevolent gentleman, learning of the con ition
OF the children, has made arrangements for
their proper training and education: but fesr-
ing that the woman might return and steal
them on before his plans are carried into effect
called upon the police TO aid MIN. and tbeV
nave agreed TO give him all the assistance thpv
can lawfully. The children will be provlded
for.
For OoURT.-Yesterday, officer FfndIey ar
rested WIN. h. Brewer for the larceny OF i've
billiard balls from BalthaZar KessIer on the
I'D OF December last. One of the halls was ~ .
covered from the prisoner, the others he had
given away. The balls are worth three doI
lars each, and Justice Buckley held the pri
soner TO bail for court on a charge OF grand
larceny.
PoRK.-The stock on hand TODAY is no,
heavy, and the receipts are light Lots OF good
hogs are purchased at So per 100 pounds and
are retailing at Sl3aSI 50.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-The market
rs inactive. No transactions of importauce
The demand for -four is moderate and mainly
TO supply the local trade. Prices unchanrad
GrAn-Corn unchanged. No wheat offered
The COUNTRY TRADK-To-day a number NJ
wagons arrived from the farms in the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia TbeS
brought In small quantities OF produce wood
ana hay. Good timothy hay is selling from the
wagons at ~ per cwt. Straw rs selling al SO
TO IS cents, according to quality.
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xxxIxTH CONGREss-FIRsT sEssIo,
FRIDAY, Januarf 10.

RlDAY, January l9.
SENATR.-Mr. Wilson offered a bill TO re-
strict the fees of soldiers claim agents TO $40,
and to punish by fine and Imprisonment the
exaction of larger sum under any circum-
stances. Referred TO the Military Committee
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition of citizens
OF the District OF Columbia asking for the abo-
lition of all laws making distinction on ac-
count OF color. Referred to the Committee on
the District.
Mr.. Doolittle presented the credentials of
VIM. Marvin, Senator elect from the state
of Florida; which were ordered to lie upon the
table.
AT one O'Clock the bill to enlarge the powers
of the Freedman's Bureau was taken mp
Mr. Hendricks took the floor in opposition to
the measure.
HoUsE-Mr. Moorhead introduced a resolu-
ton. which was agreed to- instructing the
Committee on Commerce to inquire into the
expediency of so amending the act Of July IA,
ment of tonnage tax all fiatboats and barges in
the western waters carrying the products of
owners TO market and ant used for hire or as
common carriers. ..H-
Mr. Grinneu introduced a bill to regulate the
compensation of postmasters, which was re-
ferred TO the Committee on the Post Office IT
provides that the Postmaster General shall re-
ADJUST salaries once quarter when there is
discrepancy of ten per cent. between the basis
of commissions and salaries allowed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hooper, resolution was
adopted, calling on the Secretary of the Treas
ury for information as to the distribution of
national currency among the States and Terri
tories. = =.
. Mr.. Rice of Maine, reported a bill from the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
for the relief of Charles L. Anderson, which
was passed. 4 -
1tappropnates 81, 500 in full, fer time, laber.
and expenses for preparing plans and draw
ings for the Capitol Extension
On motion of Mr.. Washburne of ILL., il was
resolved that when the House adjourn to-day
they adjourn till Monday.
The House went into Committee on the Navy
Appropriation bill. a.
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AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND.-From our Mary
land exchanges we CLEAN the following items
of State news:-The Hagerstown Herald calls
upon the Legislature to ratify the subscription
Of $4,000 by Washington county to the Wes-
tern Maryland Railroad Company. The SOM
erset Herald says that parties are soliciting sub
scriptions from former Shareholders to raise a
fund to the influence Congress to pay for en-
ancipation in Maryland. The Frederick Ex-
amlner says that one of the petitions for q re-
peal Of the Registration law, In circulation in
that county, contains the names of everal who
have served in the armies of the rebellion. A
man named Sewers was accidentally shot and
killed by Mr.. Knobe, of Liberty district, Fred
erick county, a few days since. Hydrophobia
Is raging to a considerable extent in Newton,
Worcester county. Three colored men were
frozen to death near the mouth of Annanessex
river, Somerset county, last week. During a
difficulty at Newton between a white man
named Henry Wilkerson and a colored man
named John Payne, both of whom were armed
with clubs, the latter was struck on the head
and killed. A convention Of sorghum growers
is called to meet in Baltimore on February 10.
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THE INDIAN DELEGATIONS.

The following delegations of Indians are now
in the city for the purpose Of transacting bust
ness with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs ::
Creek Delegation.-Major James q. Dunn
agent. Ok ha- sarse- ha- IN, kou-e-ta- me- ka,
and t-cho-che. Harry Island interpreter.
Seminole observation-disclosures George A. Rey-
nolds agent. John Chop-ko, Eols-ha-lo, Cho-
cote-ha-go. John +. Brown, Robert johnson,
Interpreter. The Interpreters of both the Greeks
and Seminoles are colored men.
Choctaw Delegation.-Allen Wright, Alfred
Wade, James Riley, John Page, X. II. Jones,
and Campbell Lefiore, Secretary. The head
chief, Governor p. p. Pitchlynn, accompanies
the delegation.
Chickasaw observation-disclosures Colbert, Col
bert Carter, Edmund Pickens, Robert II. Love.
The head chief, Governor Winchester Colbert,
is with the delegation.
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SECOND EDITION
40,CLOCK r. m.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL,

The passage, by the House yesterday, Of the
negro suffrage bill for this District without
qualification, caused no little surprise, even in
Republican circles. The majority by which it
passed was also a matter Of establishment, and
the list of ayes was found to contain very
many names of those who have been known
as in conviction opposed to the measure. es-
pecially in the form il passed. The fact is
thus demonstrated that from dread Of loss of
home popularity or some such cause, Republi-
can members who are in heart opposed to ne
gro suffrage. or unqualified negro suffrage at
least, and who have so expressed themselves
without reserve, cannot be counted upon to
vote against ii on the crucial test, consequent
ly we are not of those who are hopeful of the
rejection. or material modification, by the Sem
ate of the House bill passed yesterday. We
shall not be much surprised, indeed, after yes
terday's vote in the House, to see it pass in the
Senate by a vote putting it beyond the reach of
defeat by the last hope of Presidential veto.
This may be an unpalatable statement. but
such is our conviction, founded on the best in :
formation We can obtain. Well, it is after all,
a matter that affects Congress quite as much
as US. II members of Congress choose to
make the national capital a negro Utopia,
throwing around it such inducements for
that class as shall cause them to swarm here
from all quarters in overwhelming numbers,
and if this city, thus populated, shall present
the aspect of the capital of Dahomey rather
than a civilized nation, will it be to the dis
credit of the people of this District or of the
national representatives We see the first flash
OF this GLORIOUS dawn" Of negro equality and
negro Capitalization here in the crowds of
negroes filling the House and Senate galleries
and applauding the speakers on the floor. If
the members of Congress wish to carry this
negro elevation business to its logical conclu-
sion here as above indicated, they are likely to
suffer fully their share of any incon veniences
from such surroundings.