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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
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Jm Dem Stfnbemie Gebdnbe.
@hs pom Abtrr II. 1t1alnut-St. Auentann.
Der unter,si6nste besbtt f6. bic Sewotnsr
tisIsr Stabt unb umssssnb au tsnaArthtt8sn,
rae esr
am 9ten 9topember 1865
In sorbe benerttem 9sbduee cine ttrtfts Saule
nbinst bat, uno bittst tie rsIpstttpsn eltern,
Inn ihre 8intr an;upatrauen, inrem bsisltsn
cine tumans 9sbanoluns, lopis zine 9sSte8sne
Mustiltuns nsalten lolla,.
estrsessnlianee fab {: G.isn unb Sdrtibsn,
6cpf. unb 5afet. .8shnsn, Watbema!t. gSflt'
uub Natur @sl&tdte. @tOsrapbie unb esians.
aua Der nSttise untsrridt I'm Gnsliidsn trtre
Utteilt ;-3ubtm fDnnsn au4 BITE 3b9ltn9s. auf
8erlanssn Der Gttern, I'm eatsinlasn uno 5ran'
sSlilhen inlruirt pcresn.
sag S&ulsslb per Nonut fir bic rae cbsr
gcrbereitunss .8laiis 81 fdt bic swsite posr
mittlere 6la6e 81 so unS Iar bic brittle pssr
pbere 8laGs %.
81. 8.-Bsnn Gttsrn n,sbrre 6intsr In bic
g&ute Ihidsn, 70 wirp auf cine @rmdbisuns bes
9. ei1es 8ddHGt sencmmsn. Gcnfrmanern unb
Std!er Der bTentldsn Saulsn, wtldr bloc bic
beut14eSpr de erlernen wclsn, sabln
pnbSl!ntsmdeis msnissr.
sIr anmc.cunsen iSansn lcrpcbl I'm Stulse'
bduts. pls bel psn PERSIA @sltliatn hr Staet
ssmaas p'rpm.
Sc4ahtunasrca
profrfior &osinrid 2bsifsn.
Sfcpembfr IA. 1868 nabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
SSDndtbdt Mbele,

SAneiter iu bsr Statt 9llrntaun,
ia Dsnaariatiss stretietIsR bas gublifum,
M sab s has gsbueiber' Seiebdft
nod INNER bstrsbt, unp Spar In fcr Union Stra'
&c In aQentaan, spst Sbarsn untsrtalb tsm
Shu!saul,, allwc CT bnsit III alsn 1niprs6ens
ben In lsinsm GaGs sur pollen 3ufrissfn9sit ~
tIensn
9tuste6erunsrn unb Sleierrpusem.
Gin man&ss Slsibmss. fas pislleitt
entee Slsdsn rtsr nur susn tlsinsn Sib ertaltcn
bat, piro bon pem SiSna wcgSswprien, ps!dss
nitt ltin ipats. Spi&s slsicunss.Stide tsilsrt
ct aus uap rsinist Gt. 70 tab Fe pie nsu auiIebsn,
unb wifli& 70 gut unp ltSn iInp ME nsu-uno
habit an gan, bi1issn prsiisn. .-prcbirts nur
sinmal, unS Sbr fnptt pab bisr bic aSabrtsit ss'
i,st u. allo psr @s!p patsn T!l, sss rufs an
bel
Sonatban Nbele,
Sn Der Union G!rase gllsntaun.
October 81, 1865. *bp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Sr. q. 81. Nagsse,
= Sestbin @unbarSt in Der
- Gfreinisten Staa>
O. ten Wrmee,

polite ben Ginpebner pen Iasntnun unb Der llmee=
]sne an5e9sn, baB sr bic graetiee ron SReeiin,
N antntaun, uub ,par an Der Item Straes, unters
balls esr loamilicn, bsnabs 9s9enubsr Dem gRarmcr:
oof eeS prn. Stl9bmau SfmcDsr nctb inimer fort:
iset.-Gr bat bic @brs ssbabt. ~ rem 10 r sns
Den Cory s, in ben Srefen u Srsosridsturs.
Sbar r4ucrpiue Srantns;G Grefiina, u. f. 10. su aCs
boron. unp Ia CT rstibisbsns ecspitGlsr unter ie,
ntr aufftt bahs, 70 bat or fcb 9rcae @yfabrun9 in
oct ulac3snei=aunps uro pcn Den 8sbaublur;
gen aneersr Rrantbsien dtsrbaupt ,uae,clsn. Der
Oottrr tat rs9dmdBi9 9raturt in bsm rs Fl er:
ION Wsbisat s oil G al um" non pbiiaosl=
pbla. uno bat Webi,in pratti;rt rpabrsno ben lees
ten Is Sabren. 3a ct pisl Grfobrune esbett in
Ger sbantlun9 ocn du9eu. 70 srtittet CT fid, tss
ionoers bic Sunf COLDER wslts on bi,Isn pAbtiasn
Sr9ansn srtrantt fnc-inbfm CT pisltn cas Seftbt
p,srsr bsrssftsut bot tis iur Sotrsn Gino esps:
len fne. @r polIts audi Die aufmertiamteit reris=
ot9sn srbittCn, Die on 6 brcnifd,en 6raut E..
sttsn ieteCn, oils mis SSaItriutbt Cir rpeldbs er
stn tsuabe unscbta,ss g9ittA hoD, arantbeitsn
oer N!srtn, &bsumatiim, Weurdla,a, Gsrcnrts
pufsn, Dtarhoe uno Nubr, (pCl:bs sr pcroibt in
neht9 ols Der balten 3sif, als eurtb bic aenSbn:
hsn 9Gittsl suriren gu fSnnsn, Den rcienoen Stsn,
CSottrs, cosr Ser9rSberun9 teS baN.s, ptlss, Sra
rasmus cesr Ius;ebrun9 in 8inbsrn, tranfss Rcpf
psh, Soptpurm, Walandclia. Strcfulo, cher Rtnos
uebt, @pNtrhn, ceec fallsnbe Rrantbsit, 0utrio,
onls, Setter Srantbiihn rtnsu Die Oamsn untsr:
tc7ftn fne-fc rie Arantbsitsn, Der estsr, Der
2JaSc rnc css osrsns.
Stesm CT anbisr SGscs;in fir Jabrsn proti,irt
bat, fr IN Der Or. i'm Stanps unp piltia on
| pericrsn iu rsrmeiitn, uclhe eurb ibu Ron t,n
msifsn en9tfdbrtsn 8rantbsen 9sbeilt pcresn finb.
aus ariprihe ron Der Stabt oesr bsm eonts
srbaltsn tsi Sag cpst Naht prOmpts Qufrnrrtlam:
felt.
gRei;nsn tsicrst Ct Isttff on ole Tatientsn, tis
CT auh 'lof ,ubsrsitst uup CT sstyGt DIT feline oils
Ole aasrbSftsn.
Na ~eifunssn:-Scinc frnbere 9a.
ticnteu.
Aututaun, Sept. 26, 1865. roI1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
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Neue photographer p?
.. SS. Snrcaiu uub SrnScr's
pbotcnrapDiine @aGsrD, SO. 7. of
SomiItonsS sStraBe, 3 Gbtiren uEs
ttrbalb Dem 2tllens 9ault,

4UUlNHtA AptIi itnt Vylutl " wv. Il ~
6omiltonsStroBe, 8 Gbiren uEz
terb1lb Dem Aaens 9auic,
ltentau
gPulten etrertirtibl brn Ginwrtnern BON Of
lsrtaun, 70 ME itgl al9rmgIRcn gatllfum anfiins
rigtn. paB lis
9lQc 2lrten @6p!p9rapfiIbrn Silbrr
rericrtisen, olS 9er5anltGe unc cotc,rte Ibc!os
srop55, pcrSisl&s Gar!ss De Gjp!a gmtrptypra
une Waptppfs.
Srfpnsrrr aufmsrflamfsit ipirb btu, gcpirsn
pen aIisn Gaaucrrsrtpres unb Imtyctspts In
gbctcgapt SiIrrr, pitl psra,5bcrt, atwicmd.
@ll, Grtsi. miro In Dem ttItn Stpis urb an
BEN tili6in DrfiBrn Usrri6ttt
Cir mo6en au6 brsrii6s 9iltr fir gleume
an 81 ger DuBent,-unb fir Ylpsr idtitid
um In Srisfen 3u psrisnesn, fcrten Re nur 25
Gents.
Sie eaten aud auf 5anb Elm ScrtuffIi&cS gT.
iorismsnt @clo' unb 8cis'5ol, Silpu'5rdnRs,
BON alien 0r66tn.
auc arbtt pirb warrantirt eaurtnIt ~ 1ein.
g. gS. Surcow uno Sruoer.
WSr, Z, 1865. nai9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
4lsbr Deusni6 gu Wunfsn uua
SISttci)icr'S SitterS.

Gs unterlicat feinem 3psfsl. hab piel unfud
nit rtm Aufpufin BON Yatrnt NltpiJlnen setrie'
ben m!rr. @runbias.cie psriunsn fatri3ren bdu !
lil ibre ei9rnen 3:usnilis non panorbaren 5eil-
unecn, ris rurd psle Wtttl tfmift Iein loQen|
uno paracirrn le Dor rer QBrlt ais sGt. Dies IN
n;dt ter 6na nit MitIGlsr's Sitters. Der 81.
asnt6tmer pirb rgerS rinsr Vtr6cn firt frsigtbge|
Brlobnura ,dtlcn, mrlde nadpftf fab stn sins :
;iaeS Ter pcn i'm suGHntlidisn 3susnilIs nint|
eit III. Gr riitmt lib. pas lis limmtltb 70 fnh.
81. YerIcHfn, errtn 8aHin srItsinfn, wcbntnI
"a rpu &C arsrastSn II, unp wsretn ittu Belt bid
Birilidfst Der nfolstsn Ssiluns be,rustn.-1
Dunsrtdr wis psls ron ibnsn su lsin @&tnsn
tSmmt roh rr sr6bts She'll puIsltsn pon psr-
Icnen, tie i'm Stadts DernIplpansn tettn, une|
cine arbe Mttrbet Sans nats IN Der Gity unhI
BEN Gdunt9 eaacnler. Bon tisitr ercern DC.
et'in fam seftalb rttst sciaSt wtrpsn: ,,Gin|
prcr1tt Gilt n6tS in isinsr Ssimatt".
QBp NiIldlsr's SittrrS arr befsn btfannt LIT
wire rS am msiiterS sstrauh. unp feline por,ds.|
l,dfn m'tbiniIHsn Gi9gnlAafitn ON bpHfrn &C.
I6iBt,
8clssphcr @ritf teatr nbaltcn, IN nur sins
tsl pis!sn gsriiffats, ,psGe tcm Gissn!blmcr bie5
fer tTdIt ,msrteYulcn urb piyfiamsn mfbi,ints|
lasn 3utertituns jufcmnsn
Danptlls, 2ancaiisr Co., pau
~. Wdrs 1865.
Srn. 8. ,-g9srt9sr Ser. Sd
wor longs nit SuSflcpfen tsbaftet, trssitst pCn|
AnIGllen, ICtrtrrn Shmtr,sn In irrirn Seits. uns
,ritweilio eon u.bflfst unb Durhfau. NfS tGI
auf Nnratbrn rinre 5rsunbrs, anfna itr Bttrel
81 ne men. bate iG ftinrn Srcssn @laubsn, easl
co mir telfcn rtps: ater es bot mid SSllis wes
csrpcrsr(fcut. @lcin a6rrr IN icbt stlunb unt
In 5plgs rrlf'n mrn @cmiiib better unb ,ufrl,ssE
So madt mir Srsnissn, meire 5silurs ,u st;
,sustn, unO Id wtrss ltsts Strs fGdbtars NseisiE
empfttlm.
aufrifti5 bic S6has,
Ssra9 $. 8remer.
Wai 9 1865. ro3R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
9 pi cb c G { te

perIudm auf saIdiessns Wsife. Strfdufs 81 sifsee
tuircn, irrsm lie 2beils BON Anpuiiunesn amer
tarnt gutter Mspseinsn atltrstbsn unp letbaSs'
mad,ts Certificate binSufiaen.
Gt, mltisiniIde sGtIni6aft Rett einfl6,
rain uno moi,itdtiid pa, Fe BOT 5batiadtn CUR
Bats. GIiabruns tslatist itrs ecbren unp seapr'
belt allrn madt lis abatsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
9SdnDz z0opier.

giue ms,mStnlt6 gross unp l6Sas Iuswotl
DanppapIsr unb @ca'Sus. BON j'pet Ssnsn'
nuns-Io ipie Saeslta nur pHlanSt wresn fam
lit. Icsttn aussepadt wpreen unb an ben red
en- Trsissn ,u tauIsn, in bsm Eoblisilsn Bud
tfcbr BON q, s,.,, ,,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
c(bte 9rdp0r1te.

Sober inlstIissnts Mann. trr sinmat stmdt ecr
einsm SucdiaItrr etfauft bat, meib bisit Nspt
en- for wotl bon lpsenannt'n paisntmteeinsn
Iel6il aemadssr Dottcren 81 untsrldsipen, bic su
tumm inb. Gr,tli6e 8eetpts gu idrsitsn unr
piel su pumm Tim lsltl Nspeincn gu rsrfert0en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Gcim6nC6, @e(friC6 mO Go.

1elmOnCD, 1el trtCD lln0 20.
Gabinetmadsr in Der Stabt alsntauu, trbisnsn 6t
cisfsr Gstc9entsit ibrsn Srsuursn uno tiusm ss.
msintn Qublttum dterhaupt sr1eb'nff an,u,eacn,
baB fie cbiQes Geihift mob INNER bstrribsn, in eem,
Gjsbduee SO. % &Selt bamtiten 5tra6e, cinoe
Sbdrsn obsrbolb Der SbbftGcp 6ane unp Ibrdo
9ssend6sr ecm esda Gauntp Yats;ot 9utfobr,
0IIpr fs itrsrisit tsrsit iino alien anlp rcbsustn
asraes uotb l8unid ,u cisnsn. Sbr 9tnndr.ieer
Stcd II wabrltb Elm rortrsffitsr unb beltsb ~ II
Th.'l aus fci9cnesn IrtifStu
Bureaus, Siosboarcs, pier, Centre, 0i.
ming uno an0ere Slide. Sdcber uno
ale l(rten onoere Sbrdnfe,
8Dotnot uno ScfatiIbe,
Sprin8 u. S6auz
fel:Stuble,
Settitelieu Dpu Latifu 9frfeu
lopis utrrhaupt ale Grlitsl tis in cinem pcQfSu:
Cissa &abjnEt ReaarEnIaasr sefadbt werren.
S;stcrfrtissn ttInfals auf 8,t luna i,cs arr
pcn SurEttur, nab oSr neuCft.n g9poe unp itnsr
pca bHsn ptrtaufs Grtit muB oas fsin fir ioas lis
ibn psrfaufrn, uno Eus pcas eatisfatioa eetsn.
{oausbGIttr uno defenders iunes eeute mdt1s
oausbo!tun9in 81 b'8innen 9erenfsn. otlten iercn.
falls bet tbnsn pcrprChen, ebs fG Iorfimc tauf,u,
tnosm ne per 1dtrt fdblsn, eGB s ibnen es bSiien
8Gr9In anbctcu tSruen.
6[3~ Gs esiotub,lcr9er ilnbttman Fe lfsts brrct.
unb iis fiibrcn brt Guftrdse pycnpt uno in ibSuter
Orbnuna aus. Mit lRabascap. Q8aunuG crsr Sud
dtSySc3'nsn Sar4en OcrItbsn ils iersu anIprsbsncm
UNI an but9cm Qrsiitn.
WO9nuns Baanub struB' obrrtal6 ttr 9.
9. s. SeimbaG.
SoIomou 6elfrid.
8cor8e SS. 6eimbab.
Hueniun, 8 .6ruar Z, 1865. nal )
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
SSenlter Odpier,

Sn itbr srp6er Saantitdt unb in jeerr @rr'
iaisbrntrit III lcettn rbalten pOrbsn, uao 0an,
wctlfcil ,u fauIsH an tsm Sudiicbr prn
3. g. Rboo6s, Net.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
SSput ibr ippblfeil faufem,
So srbt an 1piIliam Ssip's wObIfeilen
Stieffl- uno S6ub Stobr,

S5rdas Strabs, brittle atdre untsr 9st!d's
glmeriean Sptfl.
Scibr Fnpsn tptrrst. pas i6Gnie unb. "a
bsls @Eortsrsut Ron Stisfrln. Shubsn ~
unb Siubtsr ustsrl6ubsn, aus ben teHsn
&itp Sabrifsn, ras is nod In Iasntaun S<es
gum geIfauf ansstctsn ,purbs unp ,war auGer.
crrsntliG woblfsil fdr Saarselp. 8ommt, Istet
une prtfst fir su8 lslbh. SD fam pUtlieilsr
usrfaufsn, neil Id sips biaisns Ssnts babe bsnn
irssnb sn aneerss GtatliNsmsnt. gGsnn tr so
prp5snt srlpartn wullt, 70 rufst an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Gtn 9Sprt sur 9Sarnullg.

GtIunb2st IN Iebr widts; bic 0'iosnern lca'
ten feline Nstiein etbrau6rn unb fein Mittsl,
rsiIsn 8s1arptteile au6 ned ansCre gerlpnsn ale
Die Jabyieonttn fennrn, pbfr tis lie th ppn rem
9rfol9 rdicItm binuifsnb iitsrjeu0t batsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
SSgoa,ss i 2SoblissDcr,
Stiefel llnb S0ubma6eu
Slc Sep GfoSt Sluerltaltm.

Crr llutsrSridrste miinlst icine Grsunst ID
fec has nlssmsne Yutifam earanf aufmtrfiauj
III modem, rae CT tas
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Sci 1T Dpl b'S g II Cb il
GrtracG

mirft pcrsi9li1, 1T on9enibm fir Sc:
fbmof uno 8erub. fyei ron ollsn lddor
licben Gi0cnf0aftsn unD iNne!l in idncr
I28irf.n9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Stun fit 6en Gtrife.

g4ir ltnfen cure ttlontete @ufmntiomfsit nuf
unf1re brauns unp getlcfts Nusiine. Sjdiaec.
Slid, 0toars, efitsciflrs unb idsds:S Scms
clBs,uJ, Canton 8iarslIe, @ira6ama. unb jcpe
antre Grttn rcn wCatn'n GlaasQn, auf .ptd,G
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
CScoSs GgGibiti0m
G iutr lit fret!

CSE gssS GS'cUeDsseUu
g sntrift fret!
Ocpr9e y, 5rep,
Srnf. ct;omdr nub GrGcfcrbdfep
e., VsinBt isinen ,ablrei6en Sunber
ESf, uno ttnem psrtbrltdn gutlitum I'M
1gN gIsfms'Hen Die sr9etsns anSsiss, bae
A@sA er feline
4kaGI Confectionery unb GrGderb6ds4
frei
nod mmtr auf eine srcBartse @eiIe am alter
plate, ndmli6 an Nro. i3i gGtl Samilicn-
Straee. bift bel 8etp's eiaaGr Stcbr, In Gt-|
tsntuun fcrtfeet, allwo er erfn ausirli!nsn
@irp gprratb
ppn Den fsiniien @onfreticndr @aarsn an 5and
BAT. bic auf writ uno Brett su finfen lInb-Fj
lino In gBatrteit stte Na,itdtsn--pe aud as1
msine 3udrlatsn, BON rinrm Grnt tis ~ 90 sd
pr Slid. Cesslei6tn ale artsn frifds Grd&1
ts aus 3uder prfatiDt tte man Fd nur bsntsr|
fam. unb esmStnlh MIR In elmer srp6artigrj
GpneitcTc srfunesn wrrssn.
Stin Seportcmcnt pon RGfen
ii ;u aut9tsetrt um 81 tsIdsiten. gs bsls6(
,um Shell aus Oranges, esmone, 8eisen, 8pG1
nen. Daislsn unp ieomsber @rtsn auttanbti&slj
Niiiitn bic brsn gDss mad Imrrfa fntsn.
se3-Gtin Sorratb Qtpfcln Fam an SortrtffI
IiGfeit, esiAmadbaflisfeit uno Sillisftit wteil
tier nrG Ionlwo Ibrrtrcfsn psrten. Gle find
ron bGn 9rG6ttn uno tclitn ID, Mtarft.
gIF bic pCrbtrSsbenbtn MHfcln pufaufe i'd
pbcltlGIs unp 0lrtnil rprapf i'd bic Gufmsrf1
.amfct ppn Standardization btcresrs lenfs, unt|
tGnnrn niGt tiGiar in Nsw Sc,f rttr YtilaSsl1
pta Gsfauft psrrtn.
Sd BABE stsn aud sin srcfs5 GiIcrtlnt tnt surj
tarmIpirn g y eImanren fir bic Sugsnt|
con tsr Gtp N'ip' g1rf er9altsn, bic Id sard
ttQig atIaift.
8u en-! & Dem! student!
mn,r an 5anb unb mrtrr mad Gellslunsen &C 4
Hddt Ydsiiss w'rten auf tarjs Na6rtdt Ia 4
nit teiprst.
9ntrm iA fit bic mir Usher su 9bsil st,pcr1
rene 6rcbe Suntltast brilthen Daaf ataatts
ttte i'd adtlnsSrca um cine 5ortpausr tnlsl
ten. SD mspr mid itrsrSsit teilrsten. bur@
s9ts uup rrriemlrsilr SRaarcn. unp rseae unH
pgnttliGr 8tpenNre, slo mir se-GiEfte 3utrau1
eu 81 yr&tisttjbsn gnp gu pernetun.
8tor9e Il. Srep.
MGcniaun Dec. 5, 1868 ra3m|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
Tho Lnte Dean RIohmOnd.

Under this head the Neto York World, of
August 2S has long double -leaded leader,od,
which is. both. .appropriate and apprecia-
tive. The following are its opening parSli 4
graphs , i;, .r,.-.sr,- ~, .,..-..-
The announcement, made yesterday, of
the decease. in this city, of this eminent
citizen, who has eXerted for many years, AGA
more fruitful control in politics than anyaun
other man in the United States not IN u :.
public station, has caused cloud of uPjec-
ton to settle over this whole comnluliity.inD
"A keener sense of loss is felt by the great VI
Democratic party, many of whose mem
berS sink, on this oeeasion under a henyi-
ness of heart only less painful aud desolat-
ing than the grief of his smitten family.
This afilieting event, happening at this,
point OF time, when the President and his
Cabinet are setting out on apiIgrimage to
the last resting place Of the lameDted SEN, r
lator Douglas, will add pungency to the
-subdued sorrow for THAT eminent statesman,
by the freshness of a recent grief, OCCASION "
ed by death which seems not less untime-
Ily than his, 81, 49,,
! The death, at this time, of sagacious
party chief, like Mr.. Richmond, must bere- n
garded as a calamity to the whole couptry.-.-
1t is universally felt that public affairs are
in most critical and portentous condition..
All moderate and conservative men agree ?
in thinking that pacification is possible only e1
by strengthening the hands of President
Johnson, and securing from the great body
of the people a cordial Endorsement Ofzq
his policy. But this requires the present +,
union of men nOtaccustomed to act togeth-
er in politics. 1t calls for some sacrifice of
mutual preiudices, and a. discreet avoid .
ahce of irritating though otherwise inno-
cent topics. And all this needs to be man
aged in such q way as not to lower the 20
toned of the Democratic party, or impair
the energy Of its. organization,, If =.
the leaders of other shades Of conservatism ~
should prove perverse or tmpracticable?
The robust good sense of Mr. Richmond, OF
thelberahty and largeness Of, nature which
he combined with strict party fidelity, and
above all, the unhesitatifg confidence of nj
theoDeifioeratic party Ia his Judgment, and
the eagerness with which his opinions haYsr,
OF latey years been, sought, fitted him as no
man heieaves behind him is fitted, tOCo0uhE
eli his party in this eonjhnoture,ra Q con- -ot
jhnctIre in which jndicious cpmpromise r,
without weak self-abnegation seems to be-
laid as a duty upon the Democratic partyl92
Weliave no man left sOrgifted With such
shrewdness and pureness-pf political judg-.,o
ment; no man who, seeing his own way
clearly in d critical emergency, exefts 5000
easy a control over other clever menIns 0cfi$
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tAasL lIc as 2Tg 9Tlegb IE, CanAaaHd

misreptese5t nhscLa nhiscL as .sIeB WIN, ek acaha6tH0
drive me from that position. .[Thunders of
Apphuse.l What Have I TO gain R0w?A
From the office OF Alderman I'D to that of
President Ofthe United States : hAYe .jlled
all POSITIONS. HayeI not reason, to be sat
isfiel? Ought not 70 be willing, so far as
this audience Here 0-nfght tliist ttiief sum-
nit bfmy ambition HIS been reached. There
fisb1t one 5iTing Mould you hearlil2
,[Gries of "Yesy'l 'Atthis paTticnlrIerisis
and.perlod of ourhistOryaRhep the States
are in peril, if | can be the instrument in
the hands of the peopleD6 restoring this
Union and making 1t complete, causing,the
Government to tOree0mmenceit6g glOTiOusandfT
mighty career of prosperity and greatness,
llwill be willing to eXclaiIn; Cas Simeon did
of old when he saw the babesboTp in the
mahger'tS1 have seen thegI0r ., thy sal7 7O1
yatlon. Let thy servant depart in peace" -
[E1thusiastic apBlhnse] That being done,u,
my ambition is complete. / ask nothing
more. would rather live in history, rather
live In the. 9tfectionsand hearts Of my couh-nN
trymen, as having consummated this greatf
end than be President Of the United States
forever tIfere the audience broke into an
irrepressible, burst of applause, and, on the
call OF Genefai Sandfofd, gave ''thrse 6heSrs31
for Andrew johnson, the restorer of the
UniOn."l IRconellsOD, gentlemen, let me ~
tender to you my sincere thanks for your ~
Kindness on this occasion. So long as my ~
heart shall have one emotion, SO 1ong as 90
my memory shall enable me to recall one \ Y Mg, iS
event, so long will | remember the kind siff
reception you have given ME, SO long will f5ef
/ cherish the kindest feelings toward the fitt
citizens of New York. Allow Inc TO give J,sT
y0l as a sentiment, "The perpetual Union lj8t
of these States" -0tud djTt
AS the President resumed his seat. the
whole audiencestood upands icheeged, and d, "
clapped their hands and waved their hand
kerchiefs, and manifested generally great
enthusiasm ( the band meanwhile playing
The Star Spangled Banner. '-' iT"'ahHD
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NEW FALL GOODS.

EMBRACING A SPLFNDID LINE OF
u new style CASSIMERES, a. very. low prices,
aug2l Balm Il SUN
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-21

J. J. GARRARD & CO.,
Successors TO GEO. A. SATTERLEE & CO., }
NTHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION,
w Merchants and Dealers in Plantation
Supplies,
WICK b R6 MISS.
M Liberal advances made on Cotton con-
signed to Garrard Il Craig, New Orleans.
Mr.. a. Il. WATTS, so extensively and favOra-
bly, known through the eastern portion of the
State, has sole charge of the Receiving and
Forwarding business of our house. We re-
spectfully solicit for him your business.
j. j. GARRARD & Co,
Successors to Geo. A. Satterlee Il Co.
Having been entrusted with the Receiving
and forwarding business of the house of J. j.
GARRARD II Co., | earnestly request the con-
signment ofall goods you may send to this port,
promising my strict personal attention to the
Fprompt forwarding of the same.
Thankful for the patronage literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ of Messrs
Geo A. Satterlee & Co., | hope to merit con-
tnuance of the same, and cordially commend
the new firm of j J. Garrard Il Co., to the con-
fidence of my friends.
Your Obedient servant,
ALBERT B. WATTS.
augl5dtf. Vicksburg, Miss.
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G J. SHEPARDSON.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, NOTIONS, HARDwARE,
FURNISHING GOODS, QUE ENSwARE
SADDLERY, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS
And General Plantation Supplies including Corn
Oats, etc. etc,
(Cheapside) STATE STREET.
Jackson, Miss.
Cotton purchased at the Hi CHEST Market price
Liberal advances made on Cotton shipped to our
friends in st. Louis or New Orleans. Feb23d6m
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VICKSBURG.
So 49, EW
40 the FUDsaE-
OFFICE OF SOUTHERN Il r

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN Il. X. co.,
Nlcksburg, Aug. 4th 1S66
After the long period of comparative non
intercourse between the Eastern and Western
ends of the Southern Railroad, owing to the
want of a bridge over Big Black river and the
consequent trouble and high rate of passage:
now that the bridge is restored and the trains
running through as before the war, it is deemed
suitable occasion for the Company to afford
an opportunity on reasonable terms for a spe-
Gifted period, for the people ON the line of the
road to again mingle in social intercourse, and
for the promotion eff business transactions 50
long interrupted and deranged by our misfor-
times.
TO accomplish these objects, tickets for the
West will be sold by our agents on the 18th
and 18th of August only, to go to Vicksburg
and jackson and return, for the cost Of one
fare, on any passenger train up to and includ-
ing the one leaving Vicksburg on Saturday.
the 25th Of August.
For the purpose of atfOrding the like flvors
to Nicksburg and jackson, and to the public
on the line of the road DESTROYS of going to
Meridian, tickets for the East will be sold by
our Agents on Monday, the 9th and Tuesday
the 2Sth of August only, to 20 and return for
one fare, the return trip to be made on any
passenger train leaving Meridian up to and
including the 4th of September.
Return tickets VIII not be good after the
period specified for their use.
NJ. EMANUEL, President
olIo=dt 0Sthauo