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q q. NEW GOODS.
We are receiving our FdLL and WINTER
GOODS, and we ask the public to call and see our
Stock of .s ...--- t-s4s..- II prs ."s.f
H., 49, DRY GO obs, -r#s
consisting of Deains, FalordS, Poplins, black and
colored Silks, Prints, bleached and brown Domestic
Drills, Cotton Flannel, Bird Eye Draper, Table Lin
nens and in fact everything that the public need.
-g GENTS GOODS.
Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, black and colored ker
seys, Jeans, Shirtings, Shirt Fronts, Collars, &C.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of the best style and fashons-well made
a--.....F u Z a Z s. .
Ladies, Hats, in the latest syle, Park Hats, Sea
Side, Sailors, and every style OF the season. H.
RARDw ARB. ~: ..'.---
Locks, Hinges, Screws, ChisSels, Hammers, Plains
and Bits, Brace and Bits, Boring Machines with
Bits, Anvils Vises Bellows, and in fact everything
in the Hardware line. rr- -.+-.
10 g E re s.
Sugar, coffee, molasses cheese, candles, soap,
spice, pepper ginger and all kinds of Groceries Of
the best quality. s....
Z Q S. '....-
We ask every body if they want good Shoes to
give us call. -r'
As for prices we only ask fair show. It is to
our interest to deal fair, and principle to do
right. Call and see for yourselves. We thank the
public for past patronage, and desire continuation
ofthe same. .~ -...:--.-.
Sept II, 1866. BARRINGER, WOLF & co.
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YOUR MISSION.

IF YOU cannot on the@ocean
= 81 Sail among the swiftest fleet, -
8. Rocking on the highest pillows, a.. In.
= s-zE Laughing at the storms you meet; 5H
You can stand among the sailors
- = Anchored yet within the bay = p -
= T. You can lend hand to help thea,
As they launch their boats away, =.
If YOU are too weak to journey
-s Up the mountains steep and high,
You can stand within the valley
While the multitudes 60 by;
You can chant in happy measure -.
. izfs2 As they slowly pass along ..s.r.
's9g Though they may forgetthe singer, 80
- =. They will not forget the song. Es'
- IF you have Rot gold or silver ~.
-. 80 .Eger ready to command, Z.
IF you cannot toward the needy
trsi Reach an ever open hand,
You can visit the afflicted, ......
Ger the erring you can weep, ."
10 ~, Yoa can be true disciple,
s7S - Sitting at the Saviour's feet.
=. Do not then stand idly waiting
en- - For some greater work to do;
=, Fortune is a lazy goddess,
She will never come to you;
60 and toll in any vineyard,
x Do not fear to do or care,
IF you want field of labor,
You can find it anywhere.
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.kssessae,s nesGica.

-, Uni Ed 81 AIESslN IERNAL i.Et-,
-,-,-. 9Th rDIsT,RIcT, NORTH CAROLINA, J.
:t.. SALISBURY, Sept, 22d, 1866, q
MISS Of Internal; Revenue hereby designate
the following places in this District, where an As
SCISSOR or an Assistant Assessor, and Collector or
aDepey Collector viii be located on the days re-
spectitely named; for the purpose Of weighing and
appropriately marking under the Internal Revenuee
laws, (Act approved JuIval3, T8ee) any cotton
which may be brought 10 those several places from
the places where he samewas produced, in the same
Salisbury StatesUae- Wednesday End
Friday = -ts'f -; - i1:.E'1 %
ri, Concord; Charleae-T Tuesday, Thursday & Friday.
C45na GF0ge, :Ha'rlsdHEg- AIonday, Wednesday
and Friday -. t,-f., .a... ~ ..f..: 10
Line0taton-Tuesday and Friday. 800 .g...,-
,a..5. - =, Il. II. HELPER, Assessor.
Oct 1866 - '.. If t -
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. A boy, sixteen years of age, residing near
Mariauna, Fla, this season has cultivated fifteen
acres in corn and five acres in cotton has
housed two hundred and seveny.two bushels of
of cotton With the usual appliance the crop
was made by himself, With corn at ST so and
cotton at IS cents, rather below than above the
market price, his crop would yield sly so. -,
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Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has opened COM
municaton with ali Northern and Western States,
and is row prepared to forward Freight Money and
valuable Packages safely and promptly. 1Nessen-<
gers leave Charlotte daily, connecting at Raleigh
with Adams' Express Company, and at Richmond
with Adams and Harnden's Express Companies. q. =
Letters will be forwarded by This Company to all
points South and North having no mail facilities.
T. D. GILLESPIE, Agent
Charlotte, June 10, 1865 If nd ....,tB al
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MOOD YARD.

1 have established WOOD YARD in the city,
where Shall keep Wood at one price the year
round.- Green and seasoned Hickory, Oak and Pine,
delivered at moments notice, by the load or cord.
If am Literally Sustained this will be permanent
institution and tshai, be enat<ed to furnish Wood
at greatly reduced price. .H.55;. -. -s -.'ht@
.s,...-a.,r-'. .s.f -. -.- - I'D. j. NJ. DAVIDSON
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All persons indebted to me, or either of my Old
Firms, will please pay me, for l. am compelled 10
nave all my old business settled up, ..-g ~,--s
- T. II. BREM.
Get %, 500. 7= ct "a Ing 7. -'.+
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MUSIC

Sheet Music, Piano Forte Instructors Presbvte.
rian Psalmodist, (Sharp and Round Notes, Timbrel
of Zion, Southern Harmony, Christian Mins;rels
SACRED Harp, aud Sabbath School Bell
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q The T. g. Treasurer has receis red $500 Con
fedsrate note, with letter from Georgia, sug-
costing as the note was pay able two years after
the ratification Of treaty of peace between the
Confederate and United States, it might be ex-
changed for greenbacks. ,c%, fzS'['
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A great variety OF Primniefs, Spoilers, Readers
Grammars. Diction aries, Arithmeties, Geographic
and Botonicsi Instruction Books for sale, at low
prices by - TIDDY BROTHER
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We have on hand full stock of Bibles PRAYER
Books, Presbyterian Psalms and Hymn Books n.
Z. Hymn. Books, Baptist Psalmodes and Luthera,.
Hymn Books. ~ -. rs - rs 10 $.-
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FIRE! -,.alr.l-.J ..a
Greensboro Mutual Insurance Coz

- - = CopftdF S5UU, UCB = -.
One of the safest and most reliable Companies III
the country Inshrances effected on as reasonaeie
ters,s as anv company. c: W. D0WNINGs-.y8
Fef' r. fses S-'sH !. +" % Agent, CharIote,E NC
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GOING WEST.

On and after Monday, the 18th Sept, 1880, the
Passenger Train will run daily Sundays excepted)
on the Western Division of this Road, as follows:
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also, keep a full supply of '...-.., - .s.-
FAMILY GROCERIES

and supplies con insisting of Bacon, Flour, Lard Su-
gar, Coffee. Teas Cheese, Fish, Sardnes, Tobacco,
Cigars. and all Gne Groceries. . .., -a,e.5
A share of the public patronage solicited 1haye
been lohgi in business here, and am determined to
keep up my repatation for selling good articles at
fair prices. . 81 ~ "-E ".t' NJ. D: L. MOODY.
Sent 1896, s.-..E If. s+r... .'...i( .s-
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BLANK PnOES

Also, on hand, and Constantly receiving Blank
Books of various sizes for merchants and business
men generally. .-, -..,
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VssO WANTS A PHANOs

VEaV w INV u y "A II ANNUs
. Several Patrons of the Concord Female College
have requested my aid in securing .-r -f.:-,c
.z...=E..s za54s Coed Pianos zs.s-r~'s~-
For their use. This has induced me to make ar
Engagements with some Of best manufacturers
which enable furnish instruments of the first
class at reduced prices can save achpurehaser
from $40 ST. 90. PRICE lists of the manfa cturers
will be sent those who desire them, to aid them
in making selections. .-.:H - -.s-t.,.., ..-f --a .
When selections shall have been made the money
Express, and Piano will be shipped to,the Depot
the purchaser may designate Each Piano sold will
be fully warranted. Address me at .Statesyille,
n. G. J. NJ. N. CALDWELL
May 7, 1856 " -'.'-'.
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STATIONERY &C.

Copy Books SiaIes, Pencils, Pens, and Pen Hold
er Ink and Ink Stands iii great variety for sale b
s-N ~ SO. 49,. TIDDY Il Bro
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NEW M.

H. B. wIsLIAMs, z+sa~''..'' . IS. B.. MEAcHAM
We have associated ourselves ID the 'MERCAN-
under the s'ffe of 2jeA1@ 80 b..
.i.asgyEiiEiaRaas e. MI each am. -
~ We intend keeping a large aud general assort-
ment of all kinds ofsGOQDS.1 a6i 10 1azss1
/. :, We will be pleased To- see our friends aud &C
1auaintances5 at any tine In The carson Bull ID
ING two doors,frorn fst National Bank a. - -
r-n a. FaK n II z WILLIAMS & MEACHAM
;. Sept. II, 1866 a;ar, If s3ss @aFt a:o1.
- .se WILLIAMS g. Meacham, t4s.a
VIII buy Gotten and Produce of all kindson COM
mission All Goods consigned TO themfnr sale will
be promptly attended to, = ~ aa.j2.E1
Sept. II, 1866. If 20 49, "
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A good supply of Cap, Letter, Note and Bill Pa
per constantly on hand. Also, Legal Cap, which
we sell at moderate prices. -Fl%
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ILLUSTRATED JUyEN1r,s

We have just received a large lot of aatifuliy
illustrated Books for little friends. Call and
- .sa-.--. s.
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f5Y The colony Of Poles heretofore mentioned
have reached their destination. in Spotsyl ania,
Va. They are TO be followed by two Thousand
of their countrYmen. Q -. ;. T. - $500 -
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e AKErgY y.

have opened BAKERY at my old Stand, op-
pose the Presby terian' Church, where will be KEPT
constantly hand fresh BREAD, CAKES, &c.
Families supplied at all hours, and GA reasonable
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WRAPPING PAPER

OF various sizes and qualities for sale hv
Oct 49, 1866 - TIDDY g. BRO. y
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N Otfce.

Application will be made to the next General
Assembly of North Carolina for of incorpor-
alton of the Cleaveland Mineral Springs COMPANY
Oct p, 1866. I'm
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DR.. j. WI. Davidson.

Offers his professional services the citizens of
Charlotte, and the surrounding country.
Sept 10, 1866. ..z e.-
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Il. N. TIDDY Il BROTHER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS s. ST.FTFOtEEPS

Trade Street, Charlotte, n. G..
Tiddy Brother, Booksellers, have constantly on
hand, Il .great variety of - r.
SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
which they sell on accommodating terms
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Will, Charlotte & Euth. Railroad.

Sept "a, 1866 !. tfr-r.D ..
, 1866-09-27
POLITICAL,
Soldiers Convention at Sycamore.
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION Il
STARK COUNTY. =,
Enthusiastic Convention in the Thirty
Second District.
Grcut Meeting Mt Dixon Judge Eustace
on Bread md Butter.

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, September 2ist, 1865.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
A Convention OF the Soldiers Of DeKalb
County was called to be held at Sycamore on
the Goth instant, to select delegates 10 the
Pittsburgh SoldIcrs' aud Sailors Convention.
General Daniel Dustan was made Chairman,
md Captain ". R. Thomas, Secretary. On
taking the chair tho General made q, rousing
speech, earnestly dcnoupcing "my policy"
md aedently sustaining Congress and the
Constitutional Amendment. Other speakers
followed ln the same vein, aud the most rad-
tcal hits made by the speakers were cheered
the most loudly by tho assembled "boys in
bluc.h Here arc some OF the resolutions
passed ut our late Convention:
cta Msiss aiI N sna Sc as eousll,aeSa Amend nd
Eesolr<d. That The privilege, Of ibis Govern.
men of. .all co!ors ind countries under the sun.
ResolEtd. That re, q soldiers, Stand BY the
against allowing thoac WHO spent fnur years II
shooting At us on the Held. md getting sonndl5
whipped there, from coming. inlo Congress te
Ill oF il i put T tit II ID haS one
war enough to settle our controversy
Rtsolrtl, That VIC are anxious to have ihc
INle {eINl ELa&E3 fcC0U5IIuElEus AAQ Luclt 4OyA
representatives. admitted to Congress at tho carl1
esi practicable .nnuenL ouly demanding such con
dftious precedent shau Insure order, safely ant
tranquility for all time 10 come Another,
Nesufred, That when the President insist
that tel.els ehall at once be admitted to Consres
and to a full participation In the rcc1nttrncsio
I and administration Of the Government, he ultcr
| ignores fundamental principle Of all {nst Eov
efnrcn1 yiz: TIC, men aay 1orfht ha
original rtchts " cHm<;: and that tn
| status Of thesc rebels Is Clos2s; anatAggou
TO thai Of the cons;c;s In our pen.:enliade4 b
Ing Inhibited In certain Of their original rights
citizens because they, bE their own act hare mad
| logical for these constcsd TO complain that thc
were deprived in certain Of their rights. By b:in
shut up In PRISON, as for tsae rebels 10 eonaplai
simple fact in their casc IT, they stand before q
Government az 80 many conttcis. charsca Wit
| known 10 tue Constitusion. that Of treason.
These resolutions we're passed the andienc
rising and cheering. A SOLDIER.
, 1866-09-27
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM CEN
ERAL GRANT.

He Denies that Anybody has a Right
10 Commit Him to tiny Policy"
[From the New Albany Qnl:) Daily Commercial,
3lr. kcrr, In his speech at Hardensburg,
startled his hearers By the assertion that
Gsnera G1an VA was i. rn 'pp s'nppG"eT " Of Pses
tion created by. this extraordinary statement
was considerably marrcd upon the proof be-
ing called for and uroduced fn the form Of 4
letter to afr. Kerr from Brcyct Drigadier
General W. S. nillyer, of New York city.
General Gresham. not feeling completely sat
istlcd with the proof utlduced, wrote to Gcu-
result. 1t has been announced on several oc-
casions that the citizens Of, New Albany
would be flyn1cd with Il speech from General
1fillyer at some time before the ensuing cleo
ton. Will General II. come after this severe
rclukcy
The correspondence referred to We give bc-
low:
urAns'ns AnH1rs or THE UNITED STATES,
,WAsn1ssTo.', D. c., Sept. Ii, ls5s.
GTSInAI: General Grant directs nc TO ac-
knowledge the receipt Of sot'r letter of sept:a,-
her 10Th and 10 forward you the accompanying
yee roa ara Seg 70 aE was
Lam, e,r, very respectfully, your Oh. servant,
Colonel mud \. d. g.
HEADQUARTERS Anx1Ea or 1uE Ust7Ep ssArEs, |
WAs11xeroS, D. G., September l9, 1866. &
Ing speech in which you pledged mo to poll,f
cal party. am further In receipt Of latter from
q IT. whs9 he
extract from letter received from you, IN which
you pledged ,nc to The support Ct President john
date who poct DO, support his policy. You, no,
no man living, Ia authorized 10 spea1; for the IN
political ma,iers and ask yon to Iesist IN future
! want every man 10 vote according to his oWI
| Judgment, Without influencc from nc.
Yuurs, c4c., US. GRANT.
| 10 Dretct DriSadict General ". S. Hillyer. Men
Yoik City. .... -
A true cory. ADAM BADEAU, i, D, G,
, 1866-09-27

lcorrespondence Of the Chicago Tr1bnne.l
DW1oHT, H., september Is, 1s8.
a joint discussion was held LAST evening
ut Gcrson's Hall between Hon. 8. n. Cul-
1om, Member Of Congress for the Eighth
Congressional District. and E. s. Fowler,
cond;Sat % - - ~ ranaross - H. ~ sha ssnoa d,st,,ot
,s ~ n.sM loi , ~, ~ ~ aaAs y. e's..4el
A1. Cn'!om opeheo LUG ocoa'e ID most
powerful speech reviewing the course Of the
and nroyfnr conclusiyely that thev Tere M
nm mneb s onnascs o ~ the nrton To-day 10 ~ thcv ~
usu ppetu IT, ~ .as .sa xa,amE ~ 'n'5
were q. any time aaslng lae fepelt'on.
Alr. Cutlom In his opening speech called
upon Fowler and nskcd whether he was o
candidate for the Congress- which had sut,.
-o-,aa ~. cern.,.,,o,st e.a,,, ~, ~n,s,.rs
tMasu nv uv'sanAsae' .',' n ssooa ~ soaolcs
anu loaeht thls war successfully through,
or whether nc was candidate Tor the Con.
t,,nr5nd ~ ft,~oo uror Aha ~a,rrn .f 4to
, 1866-09-27

the body Of Josephine Rott'gcr, q girl Of
about sixtcca years; her entire bndy WAS US
black as II Negroes, rs indeed all Of the
budies wetr; the legs were roasted -
crisp. md the breasts wcEc burnt oil, leaving
two nav spots upon the tosom; one ot her
bands was almost barren Of acSh and thc
other was crossed oycr her hoays the
knees. were drawn together near the
budy, and the attitude was that Of
person who had been lying on the side. Ncxt
TO her Eas ihe body, Of i1s ,mtther, Mr.;
. more sickcnins sight las: ,arcly :be:n wit
messed ; the legs Of the unfortunate creature
were drawn up, the right one being broken
ut The knee and afrnos. barren OF hesh- iho
1esh on tho the lower portion. Of the body
mixed intcstines exposed 10 view. All the
way mp tho chest to the fuce and head was
baked to hard crisp Bcsider her; was the
| daughter, ,Hannah-a child Of about ten yeara
ofage. Tie scalp from the Girl Sas burned Oh.
leaving the skull. white and ghastly, exposed
| to view The chest was roasted. aud the left
leg projected ont In m. opposite directlou
from the othcr-black, burned, stideucd and
disagured. Next to her was Cornelius Rot
tiger, tho father, aged about forty-aye years.
fIciently so to cause, shudder when
t she %ss Soanst aas csa sxa aSsat SSssaS ea1 I
years old, named Caroline-the last o.
the victims. The spectacle hero pre-
scented was horrible, this body being the mos
burned of any. Bnt little flesh wns m the
body, and what little did remain there huns
In sbfeds from the bones, as if the body lat
been torn BY vultures. Altogether, NOR
sickcnfng and heart-rcndiug scene has rarely
been witnessed in New York; and words cal
but family describe the appearance Of tn
victims Of this most terrible catastrophe
It was better. far better, that all should hay
thus died than that ono Of the Inflated fa1ni
IL should have survived to view the remain
Of the others. as they lay at the station hous
on yesterday, in all tie silent but ghastl
aud expressive rigidity of death
, 1866-09-27
/. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


WEpsE1pAT EvE11.a, Sept e, 1885,
There was very active demand for .uoacy To-
day Ut all the leading Lou:es, auJ currency yas
closer than II las hecn for some tlu1es Ths Mn.
vauLee banks still continue to check ffeel-, and
tic calls from other conntty bankers vesc mora
urgent. The demand On pIodncc account was
also morc aetixe. aud thtEe was an additional
smount Of fresh mercantile paper Offering The
increase In thtf Item Is d1e 10 tha fact that tie
merchants are extending their credit lines, and In
order to have immediate use Of the funds, are
Obliged to hare their customers paper discounted.
Conrtry collections are stnl slow, owing to tho
dull sac OF trado In the inferior, and tho Amount
Of goods sold this tal has not coma up 10 the ex-
peetalinna Of dealers generally. In cons.quenea'of
this drain Of currency, III. discount houses wire
Obliged 10 dncstntnaic closely, snd only the Ea-
per Of those who were entitled 10 It was afforded
accommodation. Host Of the bank1 telegrapbed
to New York tor currency. The rates Of discount
were unchanged Acceptable paper l. taken at
the usual bank rase. In open market good names
sold per ceEt,- and less desirable at IS
per cent per arnuu. Mortgage loans are easy ar
T49 per cent Oh first class property. Call loans
axe na2ae at tG7 pe4 ccst on Governments OF Cook
County bonds
Exchange vas fat and lowa=. Round lots sold
between bankers at 50 CENTS @ 4 discount with
soles Of Milwaukeo1 bauke1s' At 1.M oil closing
with more sellers than bnyers at Il discount
| Over the counter The rates were Il discount
buying and par selling. Bnfrl1o and OawcSo
drafts were taken at Il o6.
l.: Flour was less active but without quotahle
ehangc-buycEs holding oil for concession.
Wheat YVES less active At decline Of 2So3c on
/ No. aIL 395c on No. g Com was irregular
but closed lat at decline Of h1e. Oats advanced
1e. Rye MRS 19sc better. Barley improved 20
&c. Provisions wero dull. Whiskey was firm and
ecarce. Lake Freights declined 1c. Wool was
dull. Groceries were unchanged.
Gold Was uiie stronger In New York today
The market opened at 14i;ss aud closed at 1ls!e5
The following quotations rerc received BY Bpyt
, 1866-09-27


hey ever gave authority TO hare their names In
the call for the Cleveland Soldiers Convention.
Major kike Sheridan Is at his home In Perry
County, Ohio, on visit He comes directly from
New Orleans. He W. In the convention hall at
The same time the attack vas made by the mol,
and police. He avers :l.at it was a most ho7rid,
uppEovoked bntchety, and his shoalla.-strsps
wc,o all that sased him. from, the saE1c fate a.,
thai oE the members Of tho convention. .Mnior
Sheridan looks well. aud Ii spending lbs VISA
very pleasantly abont hls old home. Tho Major
Is 4 younger brother Of General rhIl Sheridan.
The lady who been foremost In decorating tic
place Of meeting OF the Soldiers and Sailoss'
Convention In Pittsburgh, Is Mrs. Elizabeth
Woods, Of Allcghany, The Pittsburgh Conaancr.
e{nf rava of her: 81
Mstv ~ ssn1>.r. a,a =, -: ). ~
,,a,2 49, nnd cm,. ~ 'uT ssa ~ 70 the oe1snse e.. ~
e nn,hs5n nm a, e o. .e 5eaI 10
,msnt a snraMt1 1a anrn Ma ~ "a saa sagaSs
nns5,n n Pa1nh a1oais pa5
Go1r{G Ten nt at,dcrsnnT,i1n T. T. 'nas r.
seenT1erfjn,, of such sxrritsea - E. roe1 on1snns
~ tsEe nnn's eyTfn~ eis:rrs - ~ h5r5 os,en
fhnnch fhcy WIRE Inns nent.enf th.n ,has =, 49,
mi ssem IL be f~D''~''' eoan 'a9s A. Pte'
D.. ~ p C.3a,, r
e' - oa1'ss ~, *ue atst1asutsnea se'Ha'
CoPpetaeao ana Johnson orator OF uAlo, mas re-
ccived heavy blow from his religious brethren,
having been atrnjcned In fha Mc,hodIst
| r1nfrenrrr AT ..h.non m Mond,. "a tvnne-.
- ' sWN, ~ 1t3"1AS' '"' a1fos*A
I y, neason rsr1a mn m.ntt n1annenness: t1sa, ~
| ~. f.
, 1866-09-27

turned out to hear him, md part Of them
were Republicans. somc wag wrote to tho
Chicago Times that there was forty TO City
thousand people present The Tinses swai-
lowed the thing trAole and came out the
next day with "A '.doublc 1eaded" :"
the Democratic and Conservative people Of
Lee, Oglc, Whltcside and DeKalb counties,
10000 ~ SC, ,00Q people present; great enthu.
siasm, &c.'' The article, as buslcsque,
would have been complete had It not re-
werc no politicians, md, of course, ousht
not to lave been spoken Of in connection
with the Others, and the third gentleman
being sound Republican, like the other
two was justly indignant at being mixed
up" in That crowj. The article caused q
| good deal Of amusement here, and the ''sesi''
would have been complete lad 1t not referred
10 the above mentioned gentlemen: