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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
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S6nee babier bon cnigen 3ca bod, binIdnslid
S6littenfabren 5u tonncn, ipenn bic Grbe paju
seeianet scipeien ipdre. Sarauf 1T cine srau-
icnbufte &dItc 9efcIst beiicn @Ieiden man iid
i'm @dr3 nbt 5u crinnern weiB, unb nod itets
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
Hie NampfIprihcn.

1seSte sSode ipar rim arpBc5 yeyeitement"
ipestif ben pfri6ierenrH 6cur.Samptlpriscn In
atmtdull- ll-per Gme meinte 70 unp Der ,Nnbere
ipieNtr anbsrS.- -gSsa, luB Scoem isine Ntein-
liliiS-abcr in Sinifd,t bon I. .. StcunufrsrS
6iSMren, Sinc.Gut unp Stau6. 3obaty fue Nus
sinis-uno NQe ssbeu 81. paB ieine Analltdt
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sgirS tisrmtt sssstsn, ba6 sfr untr,el6nttt
ais erseutor Dor Der SintsriaiTenftaft Ses 'n.r.
porbsnsn S !IIiam $ tfteG iettbin pouf
Der Sfaot Willerstaun. qtta gauniY, srranmt
werpsn III. @ae Dieisniseh bater, .pslde npdi.
an tsIasts Sntsrlaiisnf6aft f&ulbia linb, fnS
ptsrcur1 srludt innerbalb a 0cdtn an,urufsrt
uno ab3ubs,ablen.--llnb SclGe, bic nod rshts
mae,sf antpra6e tabsn. finb slst6falls rfu@t,
e'slslps woelbsltdtist innertalb BEN namlI9tn
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Mi(rstauu, Wdr, 27. - fE ro6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

kIr @crben sebdn9t 0audr, unb Souicr,
bic Nrrbcr bon 4plic YpuIairS NIB Gaiiie
AtunbaD nj Cambria GauntD perbcn an Srei.
tag, bsn 20 Npril gu Gbepsbms ssbdust
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

say 8cup. Curtin bat am Samitas ben Sip|
rid,tunsSbsisbl iTlr Gbrifan Yer9er, ben aRor-
Der bon sRiB aRarD Batt 80 GsrnditeipR, ats-
scferii9t Die Sinri1iuns- in -ouf Stn 226.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
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z Oiticni9en 4erlonm ipclde nalch CARPET
f'hibl8 bdben. irnncn @clp riparen penn. .lie
al ben 'fpcblfcilcn Sargclb-Stobr bon gurbgc
nno Son cb III Nasntaun onrufen-oll,po lc
naS 9rpBtc Enforcement .nnb, bic ,oHsrIbrnittn
Smcs In ciefcm sanSci 9rcbcl Staot antreHtn
lpfretn. fF. = f'i. - .i@-,'s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

sac STerIcnntas fdut Nitlcs Sabr. quf ben
l. Npril, mas felt 1904 uid,t rcrsctommrn III
unb lid, bios nod 5tpeiinaI i'm icti9eH SaDrbuu~
bert wicrcrbplen pirb, ndmHdtlrs77 riip 1883
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
Das mir BON tuh tpessesanssn 2
Sraurt niGt UNI unfern Sob
QQt, a.s e..ir. 49,. off.s Q2nkh ;,


Stir linp frt BON aasr Hctt."
= gf&'ba 6.-Gm II. <Mdrs. 5r.. SerG
mtdt @f&6a&. Int altfr pcn 81 SaSrsn,
10 Wonatsn unb 13 Sassn. %.
T. ,@r bate it6 otne bic grfaubist6 bss Combat
tors auf einsn Gradt,us btsebsn. Don fpsl&tm sr
oas unsliid bate, unierbalb Auafertcna. Der.
abaufallen, uno puree (cmit ibetfatren. Mat
Stmosn GROCER Shntrsen CAB fr bsn 9f'it
auf @m f9nn purps Der 3eiquetfdte eeiGnam
aut Ssm @ottssadsr su Ri&Ianptown CUR Sra.
besrute 8ebra6t. 'r~ ~ tf,Ehl t.tf
Stsse. gm 2f. Wdr,. In Der ef&a Bal
lsY. @arp lima 8te9e. @bssattn BON
Sadion Biese. alt SO Satr, WOnat unb 25
gag. Nm baraufoIsnosn Samfas wurbsn
tbre irbifte ustsrrtfe auf bsm @sp2ter @ottsss
oder ttsrbist. @m 5aufe bislt palor Sfanb
cline @sbs. urb In Der 8irde prsDiste Yafpr
Ouls titer of. Sotannas, 6. IA, q. 49,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

a@ Gin 4oImciiter in @cor8il, Der cine
tIeins Summe fir bic @c9icruu9 gu ecllcltircn
bate. Id,idt pas @elo. idreibt aber. baB er beS-
balb i'll 9ebenSscfabr ipar nnp raB icin Eoitamt
bcinabe mcg9cbrannt wnrbe. -F -. ,,,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
(GinaeiNnbi.l

Nlter q atriot: = Qabe Ircine Keller
Giti3enS Gin nj mcnc Senbu Sn tpmlne, Bic iie
arpcrtcilt finptn irgcurS III Der Getting, mann
le eli GorAI made ipolt bcim altcu Iidcl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

H@Dsr bieiiae Staotratb er,pdblte bcrss
sSche als ieinen SOriBenben, Samuel @e.
Sclc ..... ~
einffimmis ipprben GIiba Tcrreif Gia gum
Seeretdr, NIB SOnoban &eidarp, Giq. gum
FSbabmciitcr ipieber eripdbt ~ .s.- -r...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
Hid,t iibcfxv

Der cide Rsbeaenscnera GarlD crildrt BEN
@unrcSscnual sberipan, bon pcl6em CT i'm
Sbehunroabtbal 70 fdlanbbaft ,,oeIsbrt" ipurbc,
fir eiren ,,iSumbns' *''s "--
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

AK 8FE ErSld)ts. Srar5iS Serbian, bon
.Bcbiprb ieauntp, III aIo &oriiscr Der tlncn.
GtaatS GtnruI Committee eruonnt mcrssn.-
Gslh' titS einc btrrIide AnSnubl s.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
!, E,at, ,,sins Dffiee bcrirst.

.sgJriettnSrtdte w 1t tim an. in Nncntailn,
bat ieinc SfRcc in, bic srpSe stilbe i'm Speiten
Yts6gs3t SS golamt- @cbdn6ct Son I. @ucc,
CD Srlssf, qipo ct isinen Serujssci4dittn,
.,pie rsbtbsur .pfinttlib na6tommen prp. Ger
nNubD' lit Der 3uurtIliigife 6tquire in ter
shirt i!1 =. q
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
Obie.

Die nddie StaatsduSilcGun9 filr 2anepirtb-
idaft nnD @cipebt tncct III Toptr1 ilatt aar
tc9innt ain 20. September. = - "a, 7-,'..s''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
Die Serr Glymer iiber prafesnt John.
Fads'tso !sa fon ustbeiite. .f.i.3

go mar am g. @dr, 1868, ipo Soieifr GlD-
ltgo sbeE ,sesen,pdrtise bemotratids @cdDer-
turatanhibat, banaIs StaatSienator bon Ysnn.
sinonieu. iid I'M Capitol ,n SariSbllrs fiber
tnbrsiu Scbnion, ipie foIgt, ansipra6 - ''.a'
AJ SD tpeiB, Cir. baB anpreiu Scbnion,
D Tpef st9ansens III als Der 8eiteite unc baB
kr ,btreit IN. nod ipeiter 5u ssben,. unb jebes
eriusip, aufi iusldm uniere srobe. unb quite
Reairraus' se8riubet wurbe. 5u 5eritOrcn, init
per @ur3cl auS,urei5ru NIB iiber ben S,aufsn
ia 1perfen. Sd ipeiB, oaB or Dor BEN Sbrons
fsr, @tnaIt ipie Gin 9ittifellcr auf bic 8nie &c,
nnftn 1T id) ipsiB.. bag er um be8 fdnSbcn
RtaFmpne ober irsenb einer anbern GonFecrd.
Fiea'ipifIsn fid icber @aBre9el unteriporfcn bat
PIE ibnr 5ur @utbdBuns cber Yer,pcrfuns Ocrge.
ftgt tpcrbcn j; unb i'd ipeib bag er in &eben. bic
kt in ben Saaptitdbten anbercr Staatsn 9ebal'
ten, esbridBe aufseitellt bat, bic, ipenn iie ras
Relt. bep sroBen SiOrben anndbme, ale inciD.
PHeae Sreibet uub periOnIibcn 8edte uniersc,
ben wiirben. Cir, nid,t bur6 meine Stimmc
ftnr cine 4erion, bic ioIben Nnidten bulbigt,
PaS Solf YennlDloaniei6 IN oeIer Sale abrcl.
llrsn. Sic, Sir, mic. 70 lanse id cin Ncbt ba.
be, ts ibr ju berbieten !" Xxi.
nSas @eite wdre ipcnn ibr ipit-
per mad Sauie 9in9en nnb euer
Eidtt dnbern," traren bic SScrtc Sobn-
fons an Die COMMITTEE, bic ibm bic Nomination
pom S,ieiter GIpmer hberbrahte Der. .NnrD"
fuldut bcm, Sieiter icine 6reunpi6o IT
llod nidlt peraeilen 81. Daben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

D8-Sis 6rcunpc Der llnicn tci tem Staaie
@bobstglIane Dabcn in ibrer. nculidta Gonpcn'
tom ie&n y usulio Ieinimmis alb ibren
.lSounxrflfr ernannt ...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
n rdse0er unO, iSc6eere.
.s@psr lite april N Gin idiimmtr @pH,

,s@psr lite april IN Gin i6iimmer @pN,
yStnn On no money bait,
Ssbensst Das. ibr Iiebtn Qtnt. s
Bieibr bent Druder iduibis feib rfe 3aF
|'Sdh Snseistnj eublaiption arr a.tq:ao
linS DrudarbeitAibr ,piTst fAOn !f'e1l
Gr ipirb febf bdnibar fsin, ,1Hm2h
Dtnn ibr bel ibni trstet Gin
seo& ber'm erften april r., ,,.
llEi 5n fetteln cure s,ia. '-'I@
STsa9yn fam Der Truter be,abIen audi !, .,s,,
ASis sr;s sspibnt, nod altem Brand. nj a,r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
@neHprS Na6rttbt.

Die puldiepsnsn gHilIortn Der ulptftiptn
8crcusts. Bares nnb sauuipips In esGa Gan.
is, fihp biuturh srluGt if6 IN br gpmmi(lio.
rsrs Gm,sRuts su -Sefammsler, am DonnnG, "
ben 10. Npril um itr Amtssip atSulec:n, m,Io
6ss In Fer bsiasten @mteitute auf,stt.sabr,n n
um Die AiisBmsnts 'SdGsr. Nsssal.ylotiwn ,,ns
ioIds aneGe SaGsn In eSpfans au ,n,bm.n bl,
CUR erfuauns ibrsr r:fpsttissn pFdhn nB.sia
flnS. ..... ssr - - ....,
.ir Sofepb @eubarSt,
- s Heuben Danner, i.
n Sonas lDouenbrb,
mars 27, 1866. ''"',Si nssm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

=. ~ @eneat y ca y or9anirtc Gin berr',
sittS rehpiaise &ssiment, ipdbrcno bic 3Gbel-
i'm I'm Sfcen unb ibre Nnbdnger im Ncroen
Bic Haien her SAer Der @tputlt gu 3eriifren
iyd,ten. NIB fiibrte tdSttte Sut Grbdltuns hticr
Naicn nit irebsneen 6las9em BEN Sdla6tisIbe
5n unb nabm Nntbc in piclcu Der bissften
PE, sSragje: sSo ipar SsieIter GlDmtr bdlrenb
sisfeg, 3eitiinb ipus bat et setDane -+
y ggVe ipGr CT uno tpaS bat or 9ctbon ipdbrcnb
F&tntraI 2 c nit lcfner Srmee bel @e,tpsburs
itant unb YfnniDbonien su ruiniren brObtc 2
.sSsrefs pic 8sbtuen. @Idtter rieO tbrsn seiun
.nnob, aesr bic plusslt beben SScllru iebcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
roas man fcin mug Gin gutter DcmsFrat
E3T-N gas 3u (ciu

foas man fcin mug Gin gutter DemeFrat
3 ''7@ ssa 81 fcin.
@eti man in ben ifbibcn Staaten ipcbnt,
70 mhB man arme bilHcie @esr tobtibascn,
cbq lpensitenS bcIfen iic in ben Sun9ercp 81
fteibs,i.- - - Z .r.
: .Ran mnb baiRr pirten, baB bic Nc8cr 9ebaI-
iei, ipsreen mic punee-baB iie arbeitcu bilrien
sA-abr.fein Rcdt bobcn iollcn, bic @e,abluns
ibrse qcbnes burd, @cjcbe ein,utrcben-baB fs
kin 9ensnib 9rbsn tirfen in Gcurten. E..
y Man, mug eafilr iein pieic ormcn, bhRcien
kroatiiren in bicieln eIcnhen 3ultanbe ,u baItsn
NIB Tsann mus man id)prren paB iie nidt ii
! itirfn fid ftlbit 5n srndwen .a.r
- @ern man In ben uSrpIbcn Staaten sr
snitr gcthcfrdt iein mill, 10 braudt man nid
Stsabe srar mOrten, abcr man mus beitdnria
sAbr ae idimpfeh unb huden, unb man mli
oIcS gut bciBen ipaS bic &sbsacn tbun. bon
!, ,Asgr.Sooii6iaStn Bis ,ltt 4rsiibentmorpen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
%. 9febmt Sba6t :!

Die psnn sessnlsttse qsbens. .g3rli&srunass
G,fsuf6aft tat iosun elm Diuiosnb psn finf,ia
Yrossnt auf bic prsmisn pOn porIssm Sabre srs
f6rt.
SUIms bic ii& In tielsr @tislI&aft an Der at.
lsrtown Asfntur 0tspsm q. 6 @r!aSrs @ia. J
perFGsrt babsn, wercen ssfdabIi pcripr. ttsn unS
ibrs Cert fifats In empfans nstmeu fiir ibrsn QnJ
tttl bee pbtssn Gipipsnbts. an Der STHee p,s
ssssnrdltiesn @ssntsn BON ...,.
~ Or Sobn Romis.
Nufntcrn. Wtdr' II. 1866. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
81 a 6 / / 6 t.
llnip1lz Cemetery

Die iibrli6s -9tumtsn. Batl Der Union Gem.
ttnY aiIosiation fon ssbaltrn wsrosn auf Snr.
Rcntass. ben 2iin aptil, BON f,tis A utr
NoGmtttass, lin SiffntIten Saufs poa Be ne
tamtn 8, Saaent ud In alIentOwn.
$50, 9blrles g.. Seiifj SW. /
Nhtntcipn, W'dr3 20; hq2n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27

rg-@plb ifebt sesenwdrtis on si.25
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SHELDON, HOYT 4 CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWA Ar u
CUTLERY, GUNS, HOES and other
" goods s'iited to SOUTHERN TRADE,
No. 43 Chambers st. and 21 Reade st., a
few doors East of Broadway, and opposite
the new Court House, New York.
HENRY X. SHELDON, SAMUEL A. BUsIcK,
WILLIAM J. HoYT, EDWARD LYNEs,
j. ERAsTUs SHELDON.
Iron Carolina HOES, Elwells Crown,
(steel,) Brade's Crown, Bradc's Patent,
Rice Hoes, Scovills Planters Hoes and
other makes American Planters Hoes, half
bright and full bright, round and oval eve.
Mr.. D. F. DAY, of late firm Hyde, Gregg
& Day, Charleston, S. c., is with US, and
toners. Feb 8 3mo
New York, January Is, 1866.
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Lawrence,
Brothers
& Co.,
q a ~ Il Z r S

NO. 16 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
* OvERNAIENT SECURITIES AND
VI other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &C.,
bought and sold on commission for cash.
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
ers, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on all
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE. JOHN r. CECIL.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE. WIN. A. HALSTED.
parts Of the United States. Dec 81
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IF q mans opinions and arguments
can be disproved and refuted, he is in
no danger of being prosecuted ON ac-
count of them.
Many a husband and father who
woul' kill fellow-man for lacerating
the feelings Of his family, lacerates
them more himself than all the world
besides.
To the stricken mother, the couch
winelaon her child lies dead is a lone
island OF rnought, surrounded by a
solemn sea of silence.
The radicals don't like the Presi-
dents speech. The speech gives
some evidence that the President
doesn't like them.
The Chicago 7Ti6s:,:e says tia: its
"spare-ribs are tickled.' We rather
think that they are pretty severely
poked.
It is strange that so much is said
about .'our comonm country" when
everybody knows it is most uncom-
mon one.
Keep carefully out of a. quarrel
some persons way, and still more
carefully out Of his ways.
As general rule, age makes the
good better, and the bad worse.
Let your hair turn gray if it will,
but pever say dye.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dye!

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GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
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the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOB,
Oct 25 1v New York.
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THE CRESCENT HRATED
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house-keepers. Prepared by
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Pharmaceutists and Druggists,
March 13 Columbia, S. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-16
OCR ROYAL VISITOR

ihe hawaiian Y ueen and suite after yisitino
the capitol yesterday afternoon. enjoyed a drive
around the envirOns OF the city Among the
places OF interest visited by the royal party
were the National Cemetery, the Old Soldiers,
Home. and the Botanical Gardens. Al the
after place the royal party was received nv
MI VIM. X. Smith, the superintendent. who
Conducted the Queen and her connanions
.srouen the gardens and hot houses Her
majesty manifested much interest in the rare
objection OF trees and plants and evinced a n
1tenslNe knowledge of the names and char
cters OF them; she also expressed berSeIf
,gniy pleased with the scenery which sur
ner hotel IN the early afternoon. ~
curing the evening her Majesty received
seNerdl Episcopal clergymen, who called bv
11pP31n,nen MT The party consisted Of the Rev
Dr ISL, OF the Church of the Epiphany v: Rev
nr. Trimble, Of St. Johns; Rev. Mr.. Macken.
neimer, OF the Church Of the Epiphany. in
rrinee Georges County. Md; Rev Mr. Oids.
OF Christ Church, and Rev Mr.. Steele The
reverend gentlemen Were Introduced IN her
majesty by ;. +. w. Odeil, charge d'affaires OF
the Hawaiian Government at New York The
Seeen received them with marked cordiality
and requested them TO be seated. after
which DIR. Hall expressed the pleasure
II Afforded them as Ministers of the
gospel, to have the opportunity of paving their
nespee.s 10 ner, ana OF welcoming her 10 this
country. He alluded 10 the efforts of her
Majesty and her late royal husband in the
work of encouraging the missionary cause and
suen gthenIng the influences Of religion in the
sandwich Isles as q noble undertaking which
had the unqualified sympathy of all the Amer.
lcan clergy. The Queen returned her thanks
In graceful manner for the qualification she
mad experienced In meeting SO many ministers
Of the church since her arrival i'm this conn
ny, and her gratitude for the regard which
they had been pleased TO express towards her.
self and her country. After a short lime spent
IN conversanon OF an agreeable character the
interview terminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-16
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
CHOLERARECORD.

NEW YORK, August I5-Nins deaths from
cholera were reported to the Board Of Health
for twenty -four hours, ending al two O'clock
this afternoon. But few new cases been re-
ported Doctor Crane, a member Of the Board
Of Health stated, at q meeting of the board, that
$50 deaths occurred last week in this city from
choiera- and that for every death there were
at least two cases, thus making the number of
cholera cases 500 for the week He stated that
there were ia cases OF cholera in BROOKLYN
last week, including go deaths. He ma 10
this statement to correct the false report
IN the New York press IN reference to the off,
clal report OF deaths from cholera as printed
IN the papers. There are two hundred and
forty recorded.
ST. LOUIS, August 15.-One hundred and
seven cases of cholera were reported mp to
noon to- day, forty -eight of which were fatal.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-Eighty -one cases
OF cholera were reported yesterday.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug IS The board OF health
officially announce that there were six or seven
cases of cholera in this city yesterday and to-
day. The disease also prevails at Camp Jack
SON among the troops, and several fatal cases
are reported. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-16
Affairs in Gesrsetewu

VIOLATING CORPORATION ORDINANCES
recently there has beer considerable COM
plant aeout the habit of clothing dealers on
Bridge street hanging their sample clothing
before their store doors. beyond the limit pre-
seribed by the law. This morning, officers
White and Sherwood arrested Lew Eratt ~
Strasburger, II. Somers, l.. Myer. and Jacob
Schloss upon a charge of violating the law
They were taken before Justice Buckley, who
dismissed them upon their pleading ignorance
OF the law, and promising not TO permit IL to
occur again.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-FIour-Th
demand for high grades continues active ex-
ceeding the supply. No inquiry for low
grades. Prices unchanged. We notice the
arrival of the Chas. Ardlnger, from Williams
port, with a small lot 4f flour 10 Geo. Waters.
and flour and wheat TO BENJAMIN Darby
" heat-Last sales OF good red So 80 70 S2rI;
good white is quoted at So Corn-lellow 81
10 s.: fair TO prime good white, IS cents
The CANAL--Business is very dull along
the line of the canal. The water is not vet In
creased 10 Its proper level, and few boats are
al the wharyes. Arrived-The ID. Knode with
corn 10 George Waters; + ID. Hartley, whest
TO Harley Bro: Economy, with lumber 10
market; George Moler. limestone TO w II
Cooley, and two boats with coal-Ius tons 10
r. Meiaday and ltS tons TO the American Co.
Departed-The r.. ID. Hartley, with salt 10 Bar
lin; The George Moler. with melons. &c TO
hft-lock IS: the ID. Enode, merchandise 10
Shepherdstown, and four boats light.
LARCEST.-Henry Freeman. colored, went
into the watch and lewelry store of =. Gold
stem. on Bridge street, This morning and
offered his watch TO be repaired. While Mr.
Goldsltln was examining. the watch Freeman
slipped another watch, belonging TO Mr. Gold
STEM. into his hat. Mr. Goldstein missed his
watch instantly. and locked the store door and
sent for Sergeant Boarman. The sergeant
came. and searching Freeman found the watch
IN his pocket. Freeman is held for hearing
IA FINE BoAT.-This morning the proper
documents Were issued by the collector of this
port for very handsome little schooner, built
IN Philadelphia for Thompson Raglan OF Wash
N. named LIZZIE Sha Is
designed for the fish trade. and is admirably
adapted for the purpose. Her carpenters meas
nrement Is Is feet length. Is feet beam and
:eei dep'h of hold. She Is greatly admired by
The rirermen, who express a favorable opi.ion
OF her sailing qualities without testing them
FORREST HALL.-Miss Marie +. Nail SAID 10
De the smallest woman in the world, 22 years
oid. and weighing ~ pounds, and only p
inches high, Will be on exhibition AT Forrest
Hall this evening.
PERT OF GEoRGETowS.-Cleared brig
Eueenla A. Reed, ODonnelI MASTER, for Grey
town. Nicaragua; schooner i. Lake Risley
master. for Wareham, Mass.
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THE CHOLERA IN SAVANNAH.

Surgeon Caleb w. Horner, chief medical
oficer Of the Freedman's Bureau, has received
a dispatch from DR.. Lawoon. surgeon in chic.
of the Bureau in Georgia, giving an account
Of the rise and progress of the cholera In Sa-
vannah. He states that the disease appeared
simultaneously at several points, and was
doubtless introduced by the deserving soldiers
from Tybee Island. The first case in Savan-
nah was the pilot of a steamer, who died July
29th. On the I'd Of August q colOred person
was admitted to the hospital from the city, who
died soon after, since which time sc veral deaths
under suspicious circumstances have occurred.
On the 10th inst. there were two deaths Of
marked cholera, and or the next day there
were i've new cases and one death. On
Sunday morning the hospital received
five more new cases, one OF which resulted in
death, and before the day closed there were
two more new cases and one more death. The
disease does not seem to be ola very malignant
character; the spasms are not very violent, nor
are the cramps, and the vomiting is not severe
The disease yields very readily 10 treatment,
but 1t Is well marked. surgeon I,awton, saws
further, that thus far the disease exists m but
few cases In this city, but If it spreads, and
many freed-peopls have il, he would open the
hospital to the citizens, upon agreement of the
city authorizes to furnish physicians, meat,
ice, brandy, &c.
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IMPORTANT WAR DEPARTMENT ORDER.

lMPOkTANT WAR DEPARTMENT ORDER
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSISTANT ADJUTANTs GEN.
ERAL.
A special order was promulgated by the
War Department yesterday making the fol.
lowing assignments of officers OF the Adiutant
Generals Department:
Col. and Brevet Brig. Gen William A
Nichols TO be relieved from duty in the Adm
tant Generals Office, and to report to Lieut.
Gen. Sherman for duty, at Headq uarters Diyi.
sion of Missouri.
Major and Breyet Brig. Gen. William d.
Whipple to report to Major Gen George H
Thomas, for duty at Headquarters Department
VI Tennessee.
Major and Brevet Brig. Gen. Chauncey Nc
Keeyer, to be relieved from duty in the Adiu
tant Generals ONCE, and to report to Major
Gen. W. 3. Hancock for duty at headq uarters
Department Of Missouri.
Major and Brevet Brig. Gen. Geo. ID. Rug.
giles, to report for temporary duty to Major
Gen. Geo G. Meade, commanding Department
Of the East.
MAJOR John p. Sherburne, to be relieved
from duty in the Department of Missouri, and
to report to Brevet Major Gen. Irwin Mellow.
ell for duty at headquarters Department of
California.
Major and Brevet Col. Saml T. Chalfin. To
be relieved from duty in the Adjutant Gen.
erals office, and to report for duty to Breyet
Major Gen. J. NJ. Schofeid, headquarters De.
partment of the Potomac
Major and Brevet Lieut. Col JOS H. Tay.
Tor, to report to Major Gen. f. X. S. Candy for
duty at headquarters Department OF Wash
ington.