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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-09-18

@~8er 5sridlu9 lein SauSratb2 &rin @e-
publitdner-icncern ciu 6cinp Der republisani,
fdsH Yartbei
, 1866-12-12
FROM NASHVILLE.
Message from Governor Brownie ~ In Reln
tton to tho ktaso echess Frud.

AtcssaEo from Governor Hrowntow in Reln.
tton to the ktAte eeheee Fuud.
NASHVILLE, December 10.-The following oes"
tsCu OF Governor BrowutoM w1x reAd hero TO-
day:
S7ArE or TKuxEaaKx,
Gentlemen Of the Senate aud Horse Of Reprosan-
tAtlveA:
The Governor. sec.etary OF state and Comp.
frollel, by your direction, nave held for safs keep
,nE ~ hoa9sed md eisn,esH ;hSas,na swe aas-
SsS ensxa :, n oar seaeo taods. snd t1es,od
nacfri fund By you. call yonr lc9isfAtou therc-
10. List ueeit for The htst time 10 my lffe,
leasccd that the Treasurer Of the Stste hsd
loaned e na 10 Of shs hsTpSs
Stale officials at the State capital, And ercu with.
ont theIr knowledge Tho Treasurer demanded
the fund from The Comptroller, who held H. for
.s asspf a1 anass .s
erac.cd At The last sestton, requiring the Treas
Your hw !. elder e1csediarly lane, Or
Ns r.oNstocs looking to the eafe keeptue
compiled with, and therefore Invite rour earliest
ard v}g,laut attention 10 thls subject. 1lntnd no
reelection on the bank. A. all banks have 4 right
Ia borrow and lend money on their Legitimate
o?slstons: bnt protest sgasn,ht nh, The ses5ssJ
loaned The fund so long ago Is the bth OF June,
During the 1sst forty-e1cht hour hare con
ycEeed fully with the Treaaufts, and his reAaoO
tot Tic tf.as1cr "a thst .ne fund va no; tsenre secure
ia ,he oily with which 1t eon!d have becn divided
ont, bu il Ia for Tou, gent1emen, who turned this
i money over To tho Treasured. to took nftor II.
saisty. nm sioDs pro@p,eI t:t y high sense O.
d"'y i" hrinefns IT, sss2Set eftote 5'u
s@pes''wG ". q. Bnous1ov.
, 1866-12-12
MEXICO.

Arrts Al nj sseurTa1 sherman aud M1n'strr
Cumpbes1 n. Vera Cxuz-NhA1 MaxanaiitzA
ptnp'tes.
Srw vonk, peeeahss IA tpec,al Telegram
from tesa trI5, dated peccmite. lth, rsc Nohtlr
lu,L, eat sstas news Of importance.
Th.. >usauenAnns, with sherman eud Campben
ahoatd. arrived on THURSDAY. No one cana:
conma.4e. warc declined. On Monday night,
the "a ts isn't, tie reseel sailed for Bssxos snsr
It arisrd ftiasJ last. General Sherman and Ain-
4stsf Caznpb-N ueEv 10 1esrc fos Monterey csE
Aa:smerns. ecp'enfotAncou*ly with the Arrival
o. The Sntarehanua ut Vera Csax-
A Apzoc.snstion wa4 tsxusd declaring thai Max.
tt1Ffan wonlr not feare the co3nty, hus would
resume the rtilss or Government. Meantime. The
Enpercrr baggage Il being shipped TO. Anstsis-
Tre rrrnch ifroFe are concentrating preparatory
Gen,,si sheridan arrived It Bresnsr,lls o. The
6tn, ard piseed Gsresa1 sedSx,es nnaeF arrest,
E.cnhcro ordered Can4les to Monterey to t4Ee
. crmsaand tn The force operating Asai2sf SAD
ni*, "a sered cesttn.s t. rspo :. Cnhaa
NV OElkAss, December 1.-THE s:es1naa ?
81. Mary sr-1,ed to~day from the Rio Gsando with
DtcwE.v1lle dstez to the IT, tnetaStrc;
General Sheridan returned frou the Hio Gr1nde :
" csnslcs. inftead or being ar1essed. te 10 he pat
IN conrnand Of troops under Eseoeedo, aod is q 9
1;eucfal Eecoledo ind General Sheridan had A.
in;ess 10 nos5as.s!f t9s te1
Sesr:y tf,y pcritentiarY con.Icst etarted ovtr
h2d oca Brownsville Oh the 6h. Ia charge Of y:
ahcstd. 10. The peai.snu.y In East Texas, Wit:
m ,YcpE OF Crilcd States troops
an eisciiou was talked Of In Aatauogxl, AMI
bnsfress syas somewhat rt.tr1n.. Some OF ~
srtsod. Eao been brought back hpm Brownsville
and ttotes is.s .,eet opened hui thers were fcaf
Of forced loan.
Hoth p4pts 10 Brownsville defend 2Ed psaia
The eourr4. Of General Sed.w1ck-
The Ltb<Tsc5. OF the IL Of Noyeuofs; eaJS "a "a
Frrcrh hsd erseu1,ed S1n Luis Potosi. bat Mel!
!tnatped win 4 thousand men. The Liberal
were within ten leagues Of that place.
, 1866-12-12

,1ovcrcu.. Of Tro.p@-sehoa,s tor Co.ored
Cb,tdrep-t:rneral Thomas to Receive
,T-nrbcr Sned for Aaxaui, md Bat
..~r-r,,s s.rEtnv Hu .iners,
,n...,.h .. ~. c,t-,.o T,,hr,o,
1or,sy11,S pecr.nber II.
-.,n...~a. ,al,.a.r,w ~ Tr,n1.ilr
General DIVE eenas. po-@of7o"s ~ 1ta,
Company F, Second Infantry. to relieve Colonel
Leib'e Company, F1i,h United States CaTAlrJ.
e,-np,nr comes from Ircrraon vi,1u to supply the
@omf.'
place OF %on,panY =. .1,.. ,. N altar,
AHaEksmenas n. saS rc,nraS ehifdr,n In
different paris OF the s!Ato: 4oe PoaNH
At which the schools WI PC esaoM.nGa ptaesh
arc Costurto1. lc1anRtons p1uMne an9 Iauoeans. Ss
Tte rent ol tho houses 10 palo ~ nc tFssame4
Dutear. The teachers are emp!o!ed anq pAo ~
The American missionary Assoc'auon. lnctc ~
-eEen nundfed colorea ehlldren aMs1alnS az; Sps sos
schools at Lexington. The school Viii ne s&arseu
, 1866-12-12
FROM CHAMPAIGN, LII.

Aunbs1 stce1sr1 II The 1ittAots State HERR
en.turaf esclet1-Proceedsnss uf the First
D4y.
CuAArAIcx, NJ, December 1.-THE regular m
nusl H1nt1 meeting Of the 1iliaofa Stafe nosien
su1al sodelY convened In BaTrrtrs Hall, u te
O'clock ibis forenoon, Patke- Earle. Esq. In ii
ehats: fayea ~. onered b! Rer. Nj. Ada,n.,
The Aethodlt Episcopal Church. eftfr which
sxssnent ,nd appEopEiase inaugural Addsrsa III
An address nf wrlrproe viz next delivered b.
one Of The ftce Psrs1dent.- at,er which he TreA'
urcs's r.pGst w2s Rad and approved. The coz,
dillon Of the tfea4uEy ~as shown "a be il ta,hse
1xurrishfns condition.
Elbe Vice PntIdeuts' reports being nex1 In orde
e, nj ve.! gsapble Ii. eneon:.5ine fepor
werr read, showing tic saptl p.ocsess of host
culture II The Stale
Mr. =; I: ne!e from he 1hi;:sea.h i; censre..
sa6e5 es n. Q, .aosa ,os - s9ss,e; 'ss seH
CeoIrnI Railroad, WIS nct less ,hsu Coz on. o
which ee Se,e plated oe,wse9 &c C.rnoasa ,asE
grape vites ue-c rlslltd. ~ AaEa1d:, u
shprenlt Of fruit Ia 1875 weee Aa2rtlo'oV0 oo1e
, 1866-12-12
FROM ST. PAUL.

Accident f4of1 NaFelesaDpsA IN tht Uss ef Gas
h1etrc4-A Fsfsnnnso RecaDo.
81. PAu1, December 1.-THE reather Last
slight vas very cold, AID tha Etrat u now frozen
o1W 80 that people cross On thd Ice.
On Sunday night, wbile As- kenusdJ. oas 6n-
pertntendent. was examining the ga metre in the
Metthants' aotel, tue gas Il the supply, Pipe
cauch: dse from \ candle which he had in his
hz1a. aud set hrr 10 the surrounding woodwork.
eeSc1al pieces Of cloth were PIT late tAe ne.fe
hox TO stop The hrt, and large qutndtY OF water
put 6is hard In The burning raotre boz, found the
stopper xnd screwed It on tho plpe. extinHutbtng
the 1Ame. Biz haDas we!r seHetcly burned By
this operation, but It sSre. the McEthantF Hotel
flazu eetiouA damage BY drc-
, 1866-12-12
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IN a1s elsy. - tAs "a iss4. a sn}ie. vod trn
hE4nx Ean otef BY aI<Sk CAT, % ta ~ utt. NOR
*Ltie tbs DER On the mountain.
Like thH Io4ln 90 the tlrtf:
Like tbs bubble Oh 1he f,u1t41n+
.. Hes xone-Anh to7tTe1" E.
eaAtched away n TIC h1oot1 Of youth. BY the hAnd
Of tbe ruth1ef tsoJer he has LETT rs beroanlnE
los. white he hAa kut 70 share that tn her,tAEc hsh
In reservation fos G1d's children. He VA noble boY
pobIc In Liz una!ettol lif pohl In ha da4t.
The hcfoF fort0de ith which he bora h sud 1trg1,
teKeer vim bs esr3es nitn u Christ b a!yesta
cf is kttaest ptnsa ut1 terrible hetsAytnent which
Hh+n informed by M. rntlt 1 lew Eiautes aft.r be
hurt that he VS. Eer scrloullY 1ntnttd Rad nIxat
nsvu wax zEAlo be calmly rteed. swell. c4nf ba
telpta uoos uncls; tus Whit viii Mntaat th1nk ?"
Noble Epirt that could rse superior 10 the zno1t In
tse ph5ftt sokut1h 70 fera for The aofEpx hl ruis
hu1tune nr9. inhIcE upon his mother. Throughout
ttose taIs and nlGhu OF aEonT. not wosd II eom-
plsirt him. nor s1rn La his desaum did he
tn single word cAlcaatsed to pain tho hearts OF those
IL VII endowed With n1nse than ordinary lrtellctu.
n Eti ARD destfned n The prophetic hopes OF hi
fs!cndA MI honorable pasi1 In LIE, But ho ID
gene. The bright carer which tee1ned 0penlnK d
HOPEFULLY hAs cen tsoAed- morrutuuy closed and sof
eyrr. Light lie the turf rpon biz boaor. from biz
dear dust may v1oets spring. Childrrn Who lave The
Savior. tread Lightly nper his sshes, far be Was you1
brother. ..
bY h1l SABBATH bcho Il Tesche[.
IN tIs city, Dee ~, Of dta1e Of tae heart Ass HA
RAH 4. .sCHEhMERHoRA. aked 81 Year..
n Bhteabea County. tS. ~ papers ple1se COPY.
, 1866-12-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Proclamation OF Governor FgetcheF-A Gail
for Volunteer 1ltltt3a to Preserve tho P6ace
-Ratlrsdt satc Ap2Foved-Treops At Fort
l.rAvcnw0rfA t5tdercd to TIE xAe.
Especial Dcspsteh 10 tho Chicago IYibune.l
RT- Lor1s, DEcezabefif.
Governor Fletcher has Issued the following
proclamation:
PHoctAMAT1oH-
Jx11ruaoa Cr7r, December 10.
Aportion Of the Stale of Missouri IL infested
With mtrderets and rnLbern who defy the civil
snihority. aud hsye the sympathy and aid Of such
4 number OF the people Of The counties In which
they have their baunts, and fAvc go oh.atned the
sympathy Of the local authorities, Tint peAceAblc
and 1aw-abtd!ns citizens arc not secure In their
oersons and property:
III, State Of Missouri, do call upon the people OF
!he 6:nie to voluniccs by companies as enrolled IN
The militia, the number of twenty -four companies
Of cavalry, and ten companiesfrf Infantry, TO be
0fgahlEtd, Ard 10 proceed under my ordfr1, As
Ee ct-ief executive officer Of State. charged with
ihe conservation Of the peace, and with the chief
command Of the militia Of the St1te, 10 preserve
ht t. ace, project TIE clkens Of Lhc State in their
lwrsont and property. and to execute ga pro
lem Ia trial. ....-
III. nwa1t Of The SALE Of the IRON Mountain and
Cairo 4: Fulton Railroads, to Mesfrs, A. J. MACK
ay N Co., hAs been approved by the Governor.
The approval was 1lcd In The oihce OF the Secre-
tasy of State OH Saturday lAsf.
ii Is reported that the troops At Fort Lesven
worth bsvc been ordered 10 Texas immediately.
s.. Lor1e. December 11.-A large md cntEusl-
astic meeting OF the Stephens wing, Was held
'ast night. Eloqueut and patriotic speeche. serc
made hy eereral popular osasofs. and conAtdcra-
ble number Of men joined the brotherhood.
, 1866-12-12

SnIcH Of Lands for TaxcR-Couvocaftan Of
the Episcopal Chnrch-1oha u. Tough
Shocking Acctdent-ehns By a Girl. DC
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
l4p1AxAFo11a, December II.
1he eale Of lands for default Of payment OF
the interest accrntng mortgages given to secnfe
noncye borrowed from the sinking fund, took
place tt!s ateertsoou at the Court House In this
city. The number OF tracts advertised to be sold
wss very large, and embraced lauda IN la.gc uls.
joriJ OF the counties Of the statc; bal during the
past few days the sr1earasea bare, In tnany In
stances, been paid mp, and the lands accordingly
Tho fund was be,tcged during al :hc forenoon OF
to-day with the delinQucn:e paying up old scores
sns pn!ane their laSas sFsi:a, o. ns rsso
aud Wcrt therefore, sold At 2nciion hls Afternoon,
In pursuance Of law. There were large nlul'es
were ss BUSY as bees. liz lands saus soid my
be reoeencd Nithsn The next sixty days rpon
re-psYmen. oi the amounts eevcEal1y bid fog each
The Ceniraf Con7oeauon Of the Episcopal
Church Of tho dioce4e ef indiana vtll mecs 1a
Gh,ist caarch .a ta,s ty, and eHn
ss'sfes a9f !" vi % ee o1nias pIs!sS y
| mon md the celebration Of The Holy Comm union.
! public nlesion meeting viii bc:held on wcdnss-
John 5. Cough lectures for The Library Associa
| tIou tomorrow and Thursday eyetfnrt, and for
the ronng MEMS Christian Association On fr1dAs
lhe Sndges of the Supreme Court mses At the
4 rho:kinc accident occurred in Thorntosn on
| Saiurdny. Soue children went 10 the new dcuftng
lnul Of Mchenzfe l. Co. 10 plsy, aud. anobscsTed
bJ The propItetosa. asccndtd 70 the third story.
One of Them. = lille GID Of ten yeAr oi ASe,
daughter ct Nr. Slower. approached too ncaf me
ma1u sh1tt. which cansht her clothes. throwing
.ez with terrible iorcc against post. killing hcs
almost instantly. Her companions gave the
but vhen NJ. Jasrell reached tho pace utere tht
unfortunate child lar, he found TIT body nlsns1o5
| in i1isbttul manucr. The Rsuoa. legs ohd aeei
I we're bFpkcu, and tho clothes NIL tn7n Oh NJ
blame whatever |. attachrd 10 the propsac:oss Q
the uu1L
brother, proprietor OF the Tcsre Haute uonst, wa
! shot by q dining roam gisI. named Etlxa OfIden
| Ihc ri.l had been discharged that morning 10
for,r Improper conduct, and had rctuy Led 1ne
her elo,hin: 3lr. falrbsusher met her In the ball
81 The nosth door OF tho dinfnE.roon,, wien SOM
words passed. Grd the turned. and dsaw!n-
ptsto! from her 1nuf, piaecd The muzz}e atmos
.sa!rst BIS loay Ano dstd. As the drew the pistol
! be attempted to grasp her, hat was 100 ls1e: n
l,all. small one, entered th- ADD >nneh j1st !n.iA
I tho upper part OF The hip. and inflicted psinfu
and tanocIous wound. 1hc girl was immediate!
arrested and tAkeA before the Mayor. sshrre 1
default OF 81 tOG ball. she was sent 10 tt1 to aTh
| The seton Of the Circuit Cou1t-
No Abatement In the cold.
, 1866-12-12

ot peaches; strawberries skipped from Aakaads,
saFhondale and Cobdeu, during 1850, 1AV0
bushels.
Several gentlemen made repor%s equally grah-
fyinE and encouraging.
Not rnnrt than bali fhc Vice Presidents hive yet
Arrived, Int sbey ate expected thia evening.
Amongst tho 6 rrrsent arc Secretaries Ftaxc and
nenep. and Vice rreeldcnts n. 8. Dunlap. G.
": MINER. J. b. Turner; Q; D. 0slu.ha, q, 3.
rr. Wnrder. OF Cincinnati, aud many ciizcns OF
Champaign, with large epr1nkIins Of ladies'.
Tbs revision Of ftait lnts Will progress this
4 lecture on "Entomolocy.' By 1'rptessor l. D.
Halsh, Will be delivered this eseuiug.
The meeting will continue tn session until next
ell1ers Of Chauoatgn have opened thclz houses,
and tre gra uitously ehtsttantnx The members
and xt4ItoIt.
, 1866-12-12
FROH PANAMA.

Attempt 10 Establish \ MT 11anarehy-l1tefrnp-
lion to Mail Fac1ltties+
ELw SosK, December u.-LAtc Pan1na cor
retpondeucc ataes that the aspect Of A8aiss III Co
1umpiA ID 1uEubtious. MosqnetA seems deter-
mined 10 hold hte o11cc Of President Tor life. and
has boldly advanced the Idea OF declaring the Gnv
crnment 4 monarchy. The blacks and The lower
e:ass of natives favor bis proposition, and Ut .
public meeting he was hailea With the Title OF
Thomas l. recent edlct directs that all malls.
Iathnus Are 70 be sent to local post Offices for dis
tlfbrtion- ibis will cause = Btrtous delay IN The
California;
, 1866-12-12
FROM TERRE HAUTE.

Murdcr Of Hotel keepcr-Tho nIardcrcss
Arreaxed.
Txxnr HAurx, Ind, December u.-About one
o'clock this asteruoou Mt. c. h Faltbrother.
proprietor OF the Tctrc Haute House, w2s shot,
pnf3 II IL supposed tnortz1fy wounded. BY ser
Taut gist named Eliza O'Hrien. She vas dis
charged this morning for soma improper condnct,
and hsd returned for her clothing. The pistol
Was concealed In her mn1. She HAa Immediately
aGfea,cd snd plaeed In curtody.
, 1866-12-12

..ns,her Can Concert swtndier Ahsesuded-
{specIal Despatch 10 tho Lhiea9o n4bnue-1
srE1sGIIx1n. December II.
Qee c. E. ktmball. . SIN concert sHtpdter, ao
seouacd from this city yestrrday. taking with him
several thous and collars, the psocrets Ct GIN
:onfcr, given here Last Saturday evening. Several
va,uable psises Her: dsss S2t nons R.t g. ms@ e.,
..Csri,al Gift Enterpriss." kin,Sall viii probably
be brought 10 ;uttiee fsr BIZ op pefsuo2s TT - a..
iatr has c1raied q1ite ssnsatoE. himnsl! !lfsoa
, 1866-12-12
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
tEoecdl DESPATCH to the Chicago Trthuae.1

LATER NEW HORK MARKETS.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Trtbuael
NEW Y1rx, December II.
~KI1tT EPox11. -..
E1po.s during the past week amount to Sa1uo 800 !:
Including noo hr1s nuuf. ~ tn bu wheat, LOCO bu
corn, - 200 bu oats. map bu barley, 7ap b!ls pork
10 go ~ lard, a1a ~, 100 ~ bacon.
NxEApSrCTFR' HAKXEI,
ftouf-Thefa II sotas speculation IA low krAdsa.
BAtey1 znd hlny brands Wers more active sad htnef.
Wbeat-Ho1defs are generally nfm, but sA!ts wssa
=. scna concession. Corn-saits stnce 'ChaaSe II
LOS In store Oats clossd heavy. Baslsy-conn,n
Western Il Ea9oe-
porf closed quiet With ntw II a1-Ssx. One THU
tant barrels p7n. mess vere tatsn By the 0oss1nr
uens ii Sal.4o. Lard and bacon are tending rpwud.
ho1s.
EeceiptA, $40. Market tsaass, II TIC.
TKKIGA18.
Rstas zre ahacs easler 10 Liverpool The total
shtpments 70 Europe sese 15oo ba, mainly ot barley
tpd peas.
1EoCERIx2.
Conee bsnry Rlo II 7tA7lHc. sug1s-More doing. :.
fsu 10 prime I74ol1Hc. Motasses-la1Ee sales Of
New Orteans At ssessc-
, 1866-12-12
FROM ARKANSAS.

The Constitutional Amendment 10 be Re-
tec1ed-fsotul Burned.
Atarms, Tenn, December ia special to the
Ar1Lanchf, from 11u1e Rock, says:
The Arkansas Senate Committee on Federal Re-
inslone reported to-day n favor Of re}eeanK tho
Conttftutiona1 Amendment
Tho Vance Holel, m Hopedc1d, opposite here,
was destroyed hy ire tonight
, 1866-12-12
Cincinnati Market


Especial DcspA1eh 70 tnt Chicago Friouoe-}
CINCINNATI, Decembe7 II.
FIcrR-Noderste sales Of supeFdse st $9s4; extra
1t $1t3Azl1ca family 1t 13H4I3rc. ....
GEAm-Wheatnose active, aalos OF a.ooo ba 10
tpring It 31n@1ec No n ely Do winter u ea's
Cp,n arm sata Of sew mixed 1t ecc- Uats n1u and
Aet1ye sales Of No. 1t Stcs No. AZ s1c- Rye dun
>od X lower sales OF No. 1t st-o7 barley inactive
sa1e4 Of prime tall 1t t1-h.
cc11na-Adfsnerd ic sAIe8 Of ro!ddltnE II 8xc-
wH1sKxT-Dpll; booded nj &c
PIov1s,ox5-F,lmer. Hesss Pctk cute: hat aza +;
sales II 80 Saz9ppo. nAcun dali Shoulder scare
sa3ss Of AID Old At 1x31stc; cosr Etd4 a lske
Rnlk saeAts dull sales Of shoulders n sAc facted
trren meath hIske; sales ahouldcss 1t Et sides II
.E2se; hams sYesaloc. Lard rr1n: sala otps1Eau sa
tie II ltks91&t steam II 1lkc.
Ho1r-Act3v& ard 1a21c hiEher salts as ~ "a
kroes 3ssha37p. net. Encept-asoo: 80 net o1crsed
To- sA next xeek.
NaSEy-A shade casteT. tIeAAnke RrAkz n IL
dIscp1ut bu3tcI par telllnE.
, 1866-12-12

Movements Of Trosp%-schoo1s tor Cotored
Cb,idren-f:rneral Thomas to Receive q
A1edal ttosn rho Tenueasee le1talAtnfc-
.Tepchcf Sncd for AA4aull md Bat.
tcry-Thc Packing Bastneas.
, 1866-12-12

The torture en0urcd BY lose subject 70
Asthma, Il beyond r1preaslof. To such wa havs
question to ask: Why eu1trI when relief il
within yonr reach. MAhspEA's PkcroRA1 HA1A
has proved Puecessful IN tho treatment Of exerJ
c&se. For sale BY al druegists. BrRxH1x8 4 vA1
seHAAcx, Wholesale dsa2g!stx, Is Lake ss1res,
Mhple&Ale Agents.
, 1866-12-12

CoiGHtef4 Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
4 superior Toilet soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils. tr combination with GlyceEtne,
lor The Nurrely. Its perfume T. exqasitr, and it4
washlng properties unrtsalled. For sale By i'll
dsu3xist1. nar19h9stfyH&w
, 1866-12-12

AL the WORT forms OF Eheum at1kyn
are being daily cured BY Aetcalfe's Great Rhen-
matte Kennedy. This wonderful Medicine never
ling agony for years are tusfantly relieved and
foon cured BY faw doses. Lohp d su1,
tgtnt3-
, 1866-12-12

ltehy Scratch ! ! = Boydss MedlcAted
Cream er1es lteh. scratches. and All skin diseases.
II Is neat, pleasant aromatic, tae aud certain;
specially adapted 10 children. Sold BY Ill drug
H}ata.