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The commoaious Steamers
PIQNEER AID ClMMlDlRE aQaNS

PIONEER AND COMMODORE ADAMS,
Will leave New Berne for Norfok-on TUESDAY
of each week at o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with
the different lines Of steamers for the above-named
points. On and after the first day of December
next they will leave Tuesday and Friday of each
week, making semi-weekly trips. Shippers of
Goods will receive every facility and accommoda-
ton for the tran sportaton of the same arrange
ments have been made with the different companies
to forward goods to this line at low and with
out delay . Each of these steamers capable of
carving two hundred and fifty tons Of Freight
through the canal without difficulty, as they were
built expressly for the trade. They fitted up
with ST ATE ROOMS and BERTHS capable of ac-
commodating thirty FIVE passengers. Every atten-
ton will be paid TO the comfort of passengers, who
will not be subject the inconvenience of transfer
to other vessels, but will be taken through direct
without change.
The tables of the steamers are literally supplied
with the best the market affords. Families travel
ing will find to their interest to take this line as
they will thereby escape the danger and discomfort
of a sea route, and the fatigue of railroad travel.
On the Il th of December next, if the business of
the line warrants it, the steamer WILLIAMS will
be put on the route, and tri-weekly trips Will be
made. 80
For freight passage apply to WHITFORD,
DILL & CO.. New Berne, n. G.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
November 27ylse5 If
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d. G. WORTH. N. G DANIEL.
WORTH & DANIEL,
Commission 4 FOrW ardiDg Merchants.

at 7. G. B. G. Worhs old stand, South Water St.,
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
ment Of Cotton, Naval Stores and General Produce.
Also to receiving and forwarding Goods.
Agents for Cape Fear Line of River Steamers to
Fayetteville, and Sail Lines to New York and
Philadelphia.
Dealers in Cotton, Baggng, Rope, Lime, Plaster,
Guano, Ford's Fertilizer, Salt, Coal, &c.
Nov 6. 1865 6mpd
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This Bank having been duly organized, is now
prepared to transact General Banking and Ex-
change Business
This Bank will buy the Notes Of most of the South
ern Banks will give prompt attention to collections
this other accessible points; to the adjustment
of old claims and receive any other business that
can be attended to by this Association.
U. S. Revenue Stamps for sale; Gold and Silver
coin and Bank Bills bought and sold.
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Concord Female College,

The next Session will commence on the Sth OF
January, 1866. NuSS RUGGLES, an experienced
Teacher formerly Of Knoxville will be added to the
Faculty. This Institution will be than ever
worthy tkit patronage of the country.
The expense of T,tion and Board will be- from
.Sl05 to $ll5 per session of twenty weeks
j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
Dec IL, 1865 4t Statesville, n.
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M. D. L. .Moody's
STO IL e
Opposite the Presbyterian Church,
Is now open for business and he will be pleased
to have his old customers, with many new ones
as choose to call on him before purchasing else
where as he thinks he make it their interest to
do so. He has on hand
Bacon, Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
shoes, Boots, Iron,
Tobacco, Snuff, Spun Yarn,
Matches, Domestic, Kerseys,
Butter, Cheese, Candles,
Soda, Soap;
and great many other things usually kept in
FAMILY GROCERY.
The above articles will be sold for Cash or Coun-
try Produce. Call and see for yourselves.
NJ D. l.. MOODY.
Sept IL, 1865. If
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For Sale,
a Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE

offer for sale valuable Tract of Land lying on
both sides of the Western Plank Road, six miles
from Charlotte, containing l0s acres, less;
acres of good meadow land and 80 acres Of origi-
nal forest timber. There is also good mill seat on
the place, with splendid water power For further
particulars apply to NJ. B. Alternately the pre-
misses. G. w. ALTERNATELY.
Nov 90, 1865 If
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To Railroad Companies.

We are the sole Agents for the sale of laws eel
.ebrated CAR GREASE for !ubricatng the a1les of
Railroad cars.
We have on hand barrels Canary-yellow Rail-
road Grease, 20 kegs axle Grease for wagons CARTS
&c. Also, lot of Buggy axle Grease, and lot of
'Taws Patent Harness Dubbing.
Also, 80 auoils of Rope for sale.
j. LONG L CO.
Oct 9, 1865. If Greensboro, n. C.
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,lNEw FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
THREE DOORS WEST OF KERRS HOTEL.
BARRINGEK, WOLFE & CO.,
Having united themselves in a. partnership known
as the firm of BARRINGER, WOLFE l. ALEXAN.
DER, they now prepared to offer
GOD q
ofeyery description the public prices
They have on hand Sugar, Coffee Molasses, Fish,
Cheese, Shoes, Boots and Leather,
Dry GOODS
of the best quality, HATS, GAPS and BONNETS
HARDWARE AND GLASS.
AS for prices call and see.
We intend to treat every body alike, poor and
rich Give us call before buying elsewhere. We
will make it much to your advantage as ours.
NJ. L. BARRINGER,
S. G. WOLFE,
Sent Is. 1865 NJ E. ALEXANDER.
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BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
AND CANDY MANI FACTORY

'1he Subscriber respectfully announces to the cit
liens of Charlotte and surrounding country that he
has resumed business again. and is prepared to fur
.nsh every body with fresh bread cakes and candies,
at wholesale and retail.
Retail dealers will find it to their interest by
dering their candies from him. be will give entire
satisfaction both in price and quality
Orders from distance attended to at short notice.
J. G. C.. Lesser,
Nov 6, Is65-2mpd Next to Democrat Office.
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Tail0rin&.
LEWIS 8. WILLIAMS. WIN. G. NOBLE. RoBT. NJ. OATES
WILLIAMS, NOBLE & OATES,
General Commission Merchants,

No. 126 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK
Special attention given to the sale ofCotton, To-
bacco, Naval Stores, Yarn and Domestics.
REFERENCES
Davis, Rhodes & Co., New York,
A Y Stokes Il Co. Richmond, Va.
John Lyon, Petersburg, Va.
VT Sutherland, Danville, Va.
John Davis, Lynchburg, Va.
John Wilkes, Prest. list Ma. Bank, Charlotte NC
Dewey, Cashier State Bank, Raleigh, N. G.
Hughes l. Dill Newbern, N. c. --.
G W Williams & Co, Charleston, S. c.
RM Johnston, Prest. Elk. Bank, Columbia, sc.
Phnzy Clayton, Augusta, Ca
John Ross & Son, Macon, Ca
FM Gilmer, Montgomery, Ala.
Hamilton, Young & Rush Mobile, Ala.
Charles Baskerville, Columbus Miss.
CIV Williams Co, Fayetteville, N. c..
September IL, 1865
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New Goods.

New Goods.
The subscribers have opened Store the I'd door
from the Court House, at the stand formerly occu-
pied by s. Frankenthall, where they intend keeping
for wholesale and retail large stock of Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Shoes, Hats, &c.
A fine assortment of Ladies Dress Goods will
rive in a few days
A share Of patr onage is respectfully solicited, as
they feel confident of being ableto give satisfaction
in price and quality.
BUXBAUM Il ROESSLER.
August 81, 1865
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North Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Sunday, August 18th, 1865, Trains
MAIL TRAIN-GoIxG WEST
Leave Raleigh at T.4o Pm
8 Greensboro 2.l7 A. N.
" Salisbury 645
Arrive at Charlotte 1910
GONG EAST.
Leave Charlotte at 800 P. II.
" Salisbury Gas
" Greensboro 1918
Arrive at Raleigh 430 A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Goise WEST.
Leave Raleigh at 600 A. n.
Greensboro 1880 p. NJ.
" Salisbury 500 Z"
Arrive at Charlotte $40 "
GoIxG EAST
Leave Charlotte at SAB A. N.
" Salisbury 900
>" Greensboro Los, P. ~.
arrive at Raleigh 100
Mail Train connects East and West with the Ra-
leigh and. Castor Train for Petersburg and the
North, and with the Z. S. Military Railroad for
Godsboro, NeMbern, Morehead City and Whining
ton.
The Freight Train leaves Raleigh at II A. ~,
Charlotte at A. NJ stopping at Company Shops
over night.
The Mail Train only will run Sunday.
Passengers notified to procure Tickets before
entering the Trains, additional fare will be col
lected E. WILKES,
Aug IA, 1895 Eng. & Snpt.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
= OF Charlotte, N. G..
Orqunized august, 1865.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John Wilkes, President, B S Guion,
T. W. Dewey, Cashier, Nye Hutchinson,
Thos H Brem, Jno VI Springs,
John Mcdonald
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Passengers by this line will leave CHARLOTTE
at 3 O'Clock p. m, arrive at Raleigh at 80 IN
Leave RALEIGH at S o'clock a. M, arrive at Gas
ton IL a. m. Leave CASTOR at p. m, arrive at
Petersburg $50 p and leave that light for Rich
mond and the North, stay in Petersburg get a
good nights rest and take the cars for City Point
Northern points.
Passengers for Western Southern points will
leave Petersburg at $50 o'clock a M, arrive at
CASTOR IL a.. m. Leave CASTOR at l. a. M, arrive
at Raleigh at p. m. Leave Raleigh at TAO p. m
and a.
Passengers respectfully requested to get Tick
cts before entering the cars.
f. WILKES,
Eng. and Supt. N. G. r. R
A JOHNSON,
Supt Raleigh 4 CASTOR R. r
r. NJ. DUNLOP,
Supt. Petersburg & Weldon r. R
August %, 1865 If
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Charlotte, Oct. 2, 1865.
PIONEER LINE OF STEAMERS, =

For BaNImore, PHILADELPHIA, Nelc l'orA an
Boston, ria Albemorle and Chesapeake
IunoI
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osIAH B. BLOSSOM
BGy-Liberal advances made on consignment. on
receipt of Bill of Ladng.
REFERENCES: The Bank Of N. c., and other Banks
atWilmngton, Newborn, Washington Tarboro Fay
etteville Raleigh, Salisbury, Charlotte and Wades-
boro, N. c.
A. M. McPheeters, Raleigh, N. c., will forward
to US, through that place, free of forwarding COM
mission) paying railroad freight, to any shipping
port.
Joseph r. Blossom Co., Wilmington; George I'D
Brown Co, Washington S 7 Jones Co, New
bern, N G.; Henry Ghseln, Norfolk, Val will for
ward Produce to US, free of forwarding commission,
except on naval stores and grain, by steamer
sailing vessel, as shippers may direct and, when
desired, will pay taxes, &C, at the shipping ports.
Consignments to covered by fire and Ma
rine Insurance soon freighted, from all places
on all Railroads and Rivers in North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida, and from all South
ern Shipping Ports, through to New York, whether
advice of shipment is received not.
July II, 1865. lypd.
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PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c.
Orders with remittances promptly executed at
lowest market prices by
EarraI, Risley g. TOmpkins,
No. l41 Chambers Street, NEW YORK,
Proprietors of Risey's Ext. Buchu, which is sold
for less prices and is double the size and strength
ofany other.
December 4, 1865 6m
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LIVERY STABLE
AND CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

The subscriber has a few Horses and Bugges
which he will hire to persons wanting conveyauces.
Travellers will be sent to any point they may desire.
Carriages and Buggies built and repaired. Also,
wagon work done at short notice,
My Shop is the old sand of Chas. Overman.
CHAS. WILSON.
MOVIE, 1865 3m
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CORN AND WHEAT.

] want to purchase Corn and Wheat at the Steam
FlouEing Mill in this place, for which the market
price will be paid. JOHN WILKES
Charlotte, May Is, 1865.
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so cents
50cents
Is cents
so cents
10 cents
so cents
25 cents
OO cents
$l.Oe
4
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Die Ssuerm anne. paraoe.

Die 8euermauns. .Yarabe, beute Dor sassn,
bsi Der @eIesenbeit Der antunft enes ipunoerIdO-
usn Soie. .Bassns fur bic ,,ameriean Gcmpas-
ME" III, init nur elmer .in5isen ausncbms, sc.
rabe nad Bunfd anssefaIen-unc bieie aus.
nabme ipar. oas 70 unansenebme unb resnists
@ettsr aae &Orper iaben febr iuobI aus, unp
bic @uiit bon ben Mufibancen. ndmIid) Der
bieiisen ,,Gornet SraBbanoe" nnb Der .glin>
soIb 9raBbanbe" bon @eabins, ipar bcrrli6 nnb
auhebsnb Sn Der sbat, ipir tonnsr % nidt
beidreiben tpie lebr unb ,pie br,Iid ipir bieiem
nhslidsn unb unsntbsbrliden Sepdrtement fdS.
nes s8etter se,pinfdt baben-abr natfrIid
baIfen nnlert 8hnid,e nibts-boHen abr bab
bel Der nddften Yarabe bas sebadte Separte-
msnt ldSnes-ia bos aanldbnite-Better ba.
ben nidq
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Shrdterfid,c Uooeeart.

Yin Der SenneD's Stun in Der SeIsegsnb am
obcrn Nae9benD perbrannte an einem Sage Der
Issten @cd,c Gin franf oarnieoer Iiesenocr ar-
beitsmann. iammt Der @lodbiltte, tpelds er be-.
mcbnte Die Eran ipar abtpeienb unb sines Der
&inbcr beS @annes, cin iIeines @db6sn, ipclI-
te 6euer i'm Sfcn anmaben Gs bate friiber
idon gcIebcn, bah ipcnn bieIeS nid,t rcdt bren-
men rolItc, feline @Httcr etpaS robes 4stroIsum
oaranf gcB uno 70 bolte aud Go bic Oeltanne
bcrbci unb gcB etpa cine Quart bapon In ben
Sfen. Sn enem Gusenblid itonb bic Dhtte In
SIammsn. aRit tnappcr Nctb enttamcn bic
8inber, Der @ann blicb ieinsm s6idiaIe iibcr-
IaFeu nnb sinige berfoblte 8nodsn iparen Slaes,
tpa6 bon ibm nod iibri9 blieb.
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rie ebelera in .7eu.perr.

Reu.0orf. 8. Rai Gin gboierafaa
ipnrbs bon einem Or 8 9. g8bite In Der 3teu
absnus 5ipiidsn bst SO. Str, (yorfbiae,) BEN
Sanitdtsratbe semeIOei, uno nod eiIst Inter
induns bur6 Or. Sarris teate iid folssnOer
Sa6bsrbalt bsraus Cine 35jdbriss Srldnbsr-
in, @amsnS @rs. Seniins, psIde in sin.m
idmasisen dIten @rbduoe iuobnts, bas bon
Samien btipobnt tDat, batte iid felt msbrsrei
aasen bamt beiddftist, ben SnbaIt bes ab.
trittes ieneS SauIeS In einen benadbarten Gar.
ten aus5uleeren. um benisIbsn 3u biinssn. am
@cntds ssadmittas tpurbe fe bon elmer ifarten
Diurrbos befaIlsn, auf ipeIde in tusniser aIs si-
nsr Stunbe bic Gbolera foIste-ipis aus @eis-
ipaiIer-Gntleerunsen. Ssrdmpfen unb ensm Or.
fdaHen alIer @sfdBs 5u eriebsn tpar. sic ifarb
am Dienitas gtorsen 5ipl6en uub 10 tlbr.
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ssrTie S,uuosrsuoth In eiu,srnru o>ir,r;,

e@-Sie SunsrSnotb in einSelnsn SiIfriftsn
Der MoIban bat Idrefrncrre9enbe Simehlionsn
an9encmmsn, cbslci6 bic @r9isruns allies tbut,
ipaS in ibrcn Srdftcii ftebt, nm bic slotb unb
GIenb eeS ScItcS ju Iinbern Die gebSlfcruns
san5er Sbrfer 1T bereitS gum She'll bsm oun-
scrtcbe crIesen, gum She'll ausscipanbert @ras,
Saumrinoe unb bic entt6rntcn 8oIbsn bes Mais
iinb fir pieIe Menfdcn bic ein3ise Rabrnns,
pel6e iie felt sSc6en sebabt baben Die De.
mcraIiiation bat in sinem @rabs 3ussnommsn,
baB fir cine Sanbboa Nais obsr @erls bic ent.
icblibiten @prbtbatcn 9eidebcn.
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5eoer uno Sc6eere.
antY.Supsrintenoent.


Die G6uI Dirsitorsn bon bisfsm GauntD
ouiammelten iid beute Dor aGt aasen i'm bieii-
gen gourtbauie, um einm Supuintsnbent Der
0meiniduIen, fur oas nddae Sabr gu srtpdb-
len. abr3iesemfuB Giq., bon Gmaus,
tuurbe Sum Stubl srufen, uno bic Serrsn 8.
Q. Diuinser, bon alIsntaun unb aB. 6.
2i6tenm aaner, bon .. Maeunse, bien-
ten aIs Seerstdrs.
Eur 5tpei Ganbibaten tpurbsn bors,IdIassn,
ndmIi&. g. 3. Youns, Der Iebtbsriss Supsrin-
tsnbent, bon bitfsr Stabt. nnb 0ottIieb Son-
Der, BON @sifenburs. Die abffimmuns fanb
ffatt nno bas @sfnItat iff foIsenbes
G. 3 0ounS erbieIt 75 Stimmen.
-0ottlieb Souber IL
GO pur bies nur cine gan, i6tpabe stmme
unb Riemanb idien Gin beionbereS Sntrefsu In
bieier 70 tpidtissn Babl Sn nebmen.
s~Der idbrlide 0ebaIt bes Superintenbents
if auf $1,000 srbobsn tuorbsn. Ob ale Gag
bs,obler bamit 5ufrieben ien ipsrben ipifIsn tuir
ipabriidb nid)t
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@eifenbur9 8puntDtdr.

ga&ri&t wirb tirmt ssssbsn. bob Der Inter.
seidnsts ole Go0sfior bts Dsiftnburs Sountsr
5arss 30. 3. aussaslt worcsn III. unb ba6 Is
an ben nonbsnamtsn 1assn uno pldben Susessn
1tiu rpirb. um bsu SarbssatIsrn zine @sleSsnttit
10 gstsu. itrs S&ulesn ab3utraesn:
Gm Montas. ben 28. gsas. am Waaeauie bon
peter Sstp. Ia Stipsoias.
am Dtenaas. ben 20. Nat. am @afltduis
ron Sonas@tttnser.t 8 In 5snsmantSi0e.
am Mlttwod. ben 80. Nai. an bsm Ssitn'
lir eesille 0oatauie.
am Gunu.rlas. bm 81. g'at am Sauie Son
GItas sDsrle In bsfasttm Sauni&ip.
al prc,snt frirb Dmitntsm psrwi0ist. trefGe
btn taltsn SsIauf itrss 2ares bssatlsn-unb 7
prcsent attn Denim. wetde itrst Sor In BOD sur
angessbtnen 3sit bsjatlen.
@atls Bs,atlunssn mla,n In @aS tas par
N semadt wsrbsn.
Sofbua Seiberiine. Solicitor.
gaai g, 1866. na3m
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Oraaniffruna elmer Seloaten F. Linton

OrsanifrunS elmer 6oloaten Union.
Cine @eriammlung Der 5uriifsslsbrtsn Sol.
oaten putbe sebaItsn am Iebten Greifas absnbi
an Ssm SaI6on Der Serren y 9ernbt u b
Grater, Id risfer Stabt, Inn cine ,SoIbat.n
Union du biIbsi. Cine @abl fur p.rmanents
Ssamtsn rsiutirte iii Der austpabl bon Col Z.
$. @oob aIa Preilcsnti @taI a. Q. sdmars
als giee- Prefbsnt unb Wtai. Baltsr s. Sep,
als Sdabmsiifr. Cine Committee bsfsbenb
aus foIssncen Serren ipurbs .rnannt nm Sut-
ieriptionsn fur Gin SoIbatsn. .Neonument auf,u-
uebmen, IT, (. To-, udmIid: Capt o. g. gotb,
9ieut 8. SaIbeman. a0eii arsgIsr. Gapt %.
&Iednsr, 8. %. @eber, 8. asip,r, Gapt $.
Basnr. 6. gadman. 8rant @ose. aieut $.
.. &siper, @ s. glerb, y. s. gern6ti Capt
oenrb Sart, GbarleS 8. Snaub unb aitn g.
@boabs
Die foIsenbe Ssrrefi bilbsn cine Gommitts.
nm enen ididliden Srt fir bic Grridtuns bes
Wcnuments unb bic @eiaitnittoifen ausfnbis
3u MAIDEN. ndmid Wai 8. $. Sdp. Nai.
u. .. Sdtparb, 9eter gernbt, u. .. @bodbs
unb Daniel @erbarb.
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Ger aefshIid,e 3inAfuH.

Cine @ia mar Dor Der @eieBsebuns in ibrer
iebten SiBuns, iptde grc5ent als ben seieB-
liben 3nsfub in RenniDlpanien feifisbt Die
ie Sia ipurbe 5uerif i'm Sauie burd cine iIeine
Rsbrbeit nieberseifimmt. abr nadber ipurbe
Die abnimmuns tpisbrupcsen, unb bic SiIl
paBirte. Die WaBreseI 6e ieecd i'm Senate
nurd fotpie aud Gin Scrid,la9. ben santcn 5u
<rIaubeu. a'seseut 3iulfu anf SisecntoS bu
forbern Der seIeslid,s 3insfnB bsrbleibt alic
3u 6 Pre,fnt, ipie er Is itnmcr setpfifn it,
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perfa m m funa Der 6sarv Qeaien.

Die @earD 2esion, beitsbsnb aus SoIbatsn,
ipsIde Der sSabl bon General @earD 5am @ou-
bernrrsamt 9hnitis iinb bislte am 80. april in
9bilacelpbia cine geriammluns ab. Gen 8.
Z. Suen prdiicirte Der Yrdfibent unb Sse-
retdr Der 9csicn ipilroeu ansetuieieu. Hd in 9e-
jug anf bic 3uiammenbrufins elmer gonbsn.
tion bon SoIbaten in Rittsburs. in bieiem @c>
nat nit Gen. Sartranft in gerbinbung 5u ie.
ten. 8crner tpurbe cine Committee bon Srsen
crnannt ipclde cine aobreiIe an bic Sooatsn
Der Stabt pcrbcreiten iollen Sn berielben ilnb
bic asbtsren aubufcrbsrn, Baro-afoeiatoncn
81 biIbcu. General Spen, Col Gurrie unb
Capt Storrie ipurben aIS SeIesatsn our @spre-
ientation Der 2esion bel Der Solbatsn Staats.
GcnOention anseuommsn, ipelde b;ute abssbaI>
ten turben fol-.
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Daa lie peroieuen.

Die Gamben unb gmbob giienbabn- -Gcmpas-
ME hat in bem chen su gnbs seaanseneu &C.
fGdftsiabre s5 146.65007 einaencmmen Die
auslaaen. enidlieBGd Der sruniit,SIs betrusen
S4,254.72553.
Die Ginnabmen Der bamit ccrbunbenen Del.
aipar. unb Rorifan GonaI-Gcmp betruaen 81, =
12s.0O73O. unb bic aucTusen. .inidlieBIid Der
3raniit,Sae S317 .577.75.
Die abaaben beber Gcmpaanien an ben
Staat betrusen i'm eaufe bee Sabres i'm Gan.
sen s271.715.69
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-08
RicacIbabn ltnaliif.

Gin 8rndtns aui Der Sft.8snniDlbania Gi-
fenbabn, Lief am IeBtsn Spnnerfus. bel 9ponS
Staticn ilber cine Sub, psldss ben 3us bonn
@eIeiie iparf-nno jur SOlse bate, sab IL aar-
rem in Stildcn 5srfdmsttsrt porben finb Geo.
2eebs, BEN Conductor, purbe baburd Elm Nrm
ssbro6cn unb Z. 8asnu Aub SsnrD Srei, bic
SrdteSmdnnsr, iino ebsnials bsl6dbist tpor-
ben. @lan slaubt, boB beis mir buourd ibre
9sbsn rettstsn, baB fe In rsdtr 3sit bon BEN
Bug obipranssn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-08

Ddr Sus SIsDo bci S5escbin melbet man
Gin 13idbrises Wldbben ta9t iene eisene glut.
ter an, baB eicie Dor prci Sabren ibr feds $50.
d,en alteS Snb auf cine martuppns @eiIe or.
mcrbet. ibr 3jdbri9eS S6bn6en Acr burd,
3hnbbrISdcn FboSpbor pusiitet unb aud ibr
7idbrses Sobn6en auf sIcide sSeiie 5u psrsf.
ten seindt babe. @nblid babe bic unnatilrlid,c
@uttcr bic Scdtcr einem @hiflinse fir @er
iberIoiIcn ircIIcn. Die sntartete SHUTTER, scscn
bic iib ibr eisencs &nb empprte, befnbet Ib in
itrenser llnteruduaa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-08
sSrGie einipontruuo ous srIoub nimu

D@Sie @inipanbruns ans SrIanb nimmt
ipieoer 9robartse Gimeniipnen an g8er pa
sIaubts, bic 8snierbtiptsuns unD bic init ibr
bsrtnilpfte bDp uiansuiniide !Sofnuns auf ST.
lambs pefreiuns, ipcroe Yat unb feline @ribset
bonn Nusm onpern aus 0riln.Grn abbalten. ber
tduidte iif. slod @ujdtsn ans Sort iinb in
Der erften sScde be0 @dr3. D. 3. 1000 gerio.
men aus SrIano Iiber SueenSipmn nod ben
Sr. Staaten absrcil, unb ipeitcrc 1900 ipar.
tetsn in SuecaStopn, um ebenfaaS mad ben
Sr. Staaten objurcien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-08
1rsffattunss.@ .@aaren.
CARPETS !. CARROTS !

bon allsn Stsls bie I'm Na,fte 1nb, bsl.tenb
aus 5auf. esinspanb, tsimssma&tsr eumpsn.
@arrst. poradslidsr DrsipIp. Snsroir, bon ben
bsrdbmisn eOwsa unb 6artfOrb GOmpa asnisn Der.
ftrttstsn. s5IOr OfItu&. 'ailG Osltu6. SHssen.
Osltud. 6snRr. S&dpes unb Blsnssn, Nlat.
ting. 8uss unb Natts.
Ruf't an. iste unb aGe. unb ietst far su6
islbf nod no ttr bic potlidl(is @atr taulsn
t5nnt. unisr Wcitc ~,
..Sdnslle Serfdufe uno fteine profite. :"
Dollsn su& bseslsi&sn tstpe6sn. bab glismanb
btltssr tsttauft ale mir. Dir srfrsusn uns I'm.
msr unlere Outer sdsen au fSnnsn. inbsm mir
perf&srt fdtlsn. bab mir ben soafdnbisfsn Stod
Sitter I'm gauntb battn.
aDir Rnb br Gimdhbtsit lstr Srbinbli@ fdr
lore bistsise lett Hbsrals ntradsuus. unb bit.
ten Tim siue Gurttausr psrlelbsn.
s@- gufst an Der n6&am 5tare ter Gtasu
Rattcaa! Ynns an, nats ssssniItsr BEN aar
5aus.
aathtaun; Mai g. 1866. ndbt
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mebItbdtiaF cite Concerto.

Rdbiten Nitttpo6, ben 9. Mai, tpirb gaifor
s. Beno t nnb 60 s8aiientnoer. bon Ger.
mantaun, in ben Nasntaun Iutberiidm 8ir6sn
Concerto balten
@itttpo6 Nbcnb, baIb llbr In Der OentIdsn
ct. RauIus 8irde. namentIi6 fur bic Stinbsr
Der beiben SonntasS. Sdulsn.
Sonnerias. (Simmslfabrt,) baIb 10 llbr, in
bsrIelbcn Stride, fur bic @liebcr Der @emeinbe
unb Scnncrita9 Nbsnb, baIb llbr. in Der Gns.
Iiiden ct ScbnS Stride. fir bic @Iieber iensr
@emeinbe Sei icbsr @eriammIuns tperoen Col.
lsften Seboben. gum gcifeu bsS gSaiienbauies
III @ermantdun.
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KSnnfe aud, bier nid,ts fd,aoen.

Sn einem ensIiidsu 9latte Ieisn mir, baB
man in ecnbcn init BEN 4Ians umsebt, cine
SbuIe gu erridten. nm @dbdsn. bic bas NItcr
bon Is Sabren nod ndt erreidt babsn. du gu.
ten Sausbdlterinncn 5u er5icben Die 8inber
unbemittelter GItrn erbaItcn praftiid)en Inter
ridt in Der Srri6tun9 bon ieber srt bcrS Saus.
arbeit unb in Der 8cbtunft unb tperbcn fir ibrs
Nrbsit nad,pcm iie bic SduIe burdscmadt. be.
3ablt. Surd bieIe @rsicbuns perpen iunst
Rdp6n feltfiidnbis unb niblids @itslsoel
Der 8fleaidait