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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
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Der tlotu,sidns!s ptrf&t feline berrli6,
Sausrsi selestn In Sbsr @eueun 5ounldip.
et6a County blot tti Der NorO pt..nlYlsania
9ilsntotn. ueo strpa "a DisiIea pon @ocpnsburo
uab "a Wdltn ppn Ssllsrtdun aslsaen. our1
Yripat 5arrrl ,a prrfaufsn. 1ilste Il, f,
s,dEjt bu't eaneer BON Grier gRsih, Saepb Np
pIl unp Gnpert !; sptthtsnb 90 Qdsr msbr op,r
wtn'9sr; rOprn fro sima Gdsr autse Scl,.
Lamp; 6 'dn dliGs g4isl,n, rno Ter Nea IN
rort'fill'dss oaulanb untsn auien SsnIen In
i4tdlt6e H'iesr tinsstbtilt unb d ntaupt in t,m
eslisn ealtursuIanee Darauf III ari&rt
1&yA Sin oreiftodiass bad lfeinerncs
sE!.@ Us baus,
kss2A 30 td 80 fint badilensrre Gdpsi,,r.
SGeurr. 66 lei 40 6ub-ales about felt 1860.
Sprtn8paus uno ibsrbaupt ale r5tbias Nsbtn.
ssbauOe
Cas gissnttum N bsautm su Rirdssn unb
S&ulen etltssn unb 25 der bapsu linb NIT
G,stratosn auessldhst. SSil unb WaiTsr b,fnpet
RG au@ ssrape pie man es wirIttt barauf =
unb 60 n oaber fihn bic aufms,fiamfdt BON
RanH liiigsn wsrtt.
Sstn 5aueret. Strd, @rdibfddftsn, Bib u.
10 tann mitssfouft werbtn-b bon ptrfauft CT
Die Sautrst aud ubne frn Stud--unb fp fam
Die Salfts bss 8aufssIrss sss'n 8niihsruna auf
oas eanp lltbsn bleben-rrlnrs liter poribsil
bait idr Gin Mann 10. Der bic Sausrti erll brain.
nsn rtu. s8ll atsr Elm Diann Die earse Summs
btjatltn 10 ritb oss auf sinsspiuiat
sDrNdtsrs Auefur # utGIt man In e,r 7ttn
Strab' In alsntuun bi ptm unte,eiGn.tsn, sbtr
b'i Waitan Wsillr Der auf tem Yabr rOtnt.
- William 9. Yabn.
"ooemefr ZO 1906 nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
Sa id ipeS Go 9auj 9etpiB,
9aB beS bic S6tf nnb Ionit mir 10.

bab id Dir nod, pcl 5u fageu-ndmlit, bon em
Softer, ipie sr lid) ielblt nsnnt bon einem Sanb'
man, pcn ensm @sicBmader, BON cinem Sd)rief-
GanbiDat, bon ensm &anpnenbcot, bon. Sabn.
sntrdser uno bicIen anbern Saben-Shr beuts
ipia b aber idleBen innit pcrb Go 5n lans-
Sod) nod sbbeS. t,-.:,.z
SD mil DO nod benerfc, baB bieIe 8cid6pfc
Idon aRal 10 maren---uiper bic @cbrbcit polt
Ie net bulbcn--uno iie ,pnrben fortscast git
tamsu aber irieber nno forteten iid, in bic crppp
sic fin aber nun gefyt-p -penn bic Sub bot Or
berS gepwa 3lpc bapon nod 6ort Yillop nnb
bic annern nat Nnberlonpile gu neume unb
pieS sb lan9-Gau made iie bod, bier fen Grub.
cl meb-S SD mcS nod piel-Ilnb bel bdbcn
10 9'ipaBg--uuo nan buS neitbuit bann ldrcib
i6 biz alcS = grab fir alles auSjuinne bin i'd,
ruf-3dditmal mil id) bir iu9e mas ie bonn
Sobnicu iagcn-llnb feline 8camte-S! Sd,
bab Sun bo bopipa, bu 9labit gar nct-ib fin
olles aus-pcnu iie meme i6 ipdre cu rcaaer
Self SapiS Mann
sa- Nbcr beB mil d Dir nod, iage-9aB
bicn gSunncrfi, bid nidt beipegen bebcr al
fcmmcu uno bu icbcn ipie Go auSltt-ic gclpiB
ban pu tbuit, 10 mug man bid in Stilfen psg-
nsbme, bonn allc I'M leBtsn Yardgrdpb bsrilbrts
@eid6pfe linb gar tcufslmdbs bDS ibcr bid uno
ttd9cn ale tpoIidc SSafCn
Ser Mibel AM 8era.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

tnut. # poribdlbeft fit stta6te @slGafts sinss-
titttt. tnesm ss In III tdsstlungen sinssttsilt
1T gu@ bttntst ii6 elm gut sinsuiftttu Sc.
f6aitsfsner bnruntsr-uno 70 II ros Gas tudb
briI lie sebraht urb cine @ifens b'finbtt lit bsi
Der Siite unp 70 iInb aud In rtm SOfs srpd 5y.
orants ansstra6t; @bsnfaaS bifi1b,t liG elm ttrr'
lihr SGso barouf. unp itsrtoupt iif 8aum se.
mug Ca UNI 100 Iinbe ~ it,len. Die 5dlfte
tapcn IN sessnrdria snssri&tst tim Gsuaipe
auf,uldut.en. SIM @anpn ssnUmmsn, IN biss
snfr Der tsa, emfsn nnb fG5nR seissensn Dtrtts.
Rants In gan, alsmaun.
Sa ss IN biss prttpp1ee unb tsrrlhes Gi.
senttum. unb lppbl bic aufmsrfiamtslt bon 3auf'
luagsn psrtt.
&c IN biss e!n She'll bss bin.nlafTrnsn fissenttn
Trn6asns tss ps iicrbsnsn 8 acct . b., lts-
ttin BON bsiaettr Siaft uno @aurtY.
Die Seoinsunssn am gataufstase burH
ieowaro Sd,srer. @rseutcr.
Wm. Sittel. .-Nueticner.
Ncptmtsr t3. 1866 nab8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

M$ET SotIen5tl. edmptn, S6ornli.in.
~ uub 8otlsnSbl su babsn BET
8. .. No fer, apottelsr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
SsINAH6fGi er pber Seifer = $:sMT1
|ysEEEY nno .iciu @sbfllfe %EfA h
ub?! Snnpcr- <ssaS3S
bare 0dulsu !

Nu BEN YiBfaBen-S Sdwamm DO ipar idb amer
gIflih-ib por iuit bon Dem @oot unb gng
auf bem Sopab ba c5 umfel-eine game 9eid,cn
Yro3eiiion bat iid ba balb tcDIabe mhic - ipie
bic &crlS ansgiebue ben.
Die 5ipsi bide .9illS" battc balt an chamber
nnb batteu Sismlid) 5u itrabeln-idD reihtc ibnen
aber cine Stauge I'LL balf ibncn bcrdu5 - abcr
ie iabeu bod, perbolit per5auit aus. 81 courS
Go 10 net mel Nblidt ben umitur5 81 bcitrciben
-ba BIZ i'm ldon behricbcn bolt.
Der Struwsifop, bcu man perlcrcn CAB, is
aipcr pibbcr beitumme-bot tei ipibber Strcit
geltiftct, nm 9aplutS 5u trcGtcll-iic bdbcn ibn
apcr nun perbannt nod ocm fecnen 9idno lie,
ben oem groBen-oo is er gan3 aiiein-lic bd'
ben cS Selle Gilanb 9ctauft = chen nadl bem
Gilano i'm SGbcr, ipo 10 piclc uniercr r6rbIid)sn
Soloatcn in frantem 3uitunbs obne Obbad, &C.
1pelen iino-fcinc cbcr nid)t 9enng 9cbenSmittcl
baten, unb omit .abgeitldhto porben iinp. =
G6 is nj beln Stru,pcltopf ieim Giidnb Fen
SoauS S8cl id fam i'm gcipiB net bauCrn -
Dob bcff ib bab iie ibn ScbsnSmittel 9enu9
gebeu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

nit 9ebrobt-alle iparen iebr frcb i'm ju Icben
--cr 10 a eli Rulter BON einsm Nann-ipcnn
Die 8et lauter iclde Nldnner bdi, oann ,pdr
ia gar fen OiiieultD-ieblt CO al Slddsiaamen,
10 peiB er wo man ibn betommen fam, unb
fcr9t aud, pafdr. caB CT beifummt tbdt unS
g'pis Vile leh pcnn CT bcingien9e.
a, n Siau Der amer Sag is ber
A&A "a frcunoIide : oe, ib 90ut
NJ 80 8 er war moi Sdricf unp bali
lhSn nnn sSirtbiddft rnitummc,
-8 s=-s8 unb bot ben Serbian 8pa.
mhble, Ntaun bei iidb g>bot gSeu, cas YatrieS.
dcn ifcute gleb bic Sebern an Dem SalS aui
ipie cine bole @lufe-benn er mar ScdouS unt
9aubtc Der Soc ipollte in icin 0eiddft interficr'
cn. Cine Yanbe ipurbe bon Semanb aufgc'
madt um ibn 81 Sunfen ober in5 g8aiicr 81
idmeiien uub 81 eridufcn. Sic batten ibn ldcr
in Der Sobe SD bent aber net bdB cS Der Sac
tpar, aber er bat ncdmalS auf ben @runb 81
fcmmen--pie5 ipurbe geitattet--Iinb rr 500 10 er
fabes ding aus bem Saf, unb fagte, 10 Stoff
bot Der Sac teinS, leli bot i'm unb Der 8ollmibl'
ytann 9cidft Beibe iinb no l. 9eute in allel
Sfilfen egecpt i'm Stmmen, nnb iie iino nllr
ganj belicbt r,.. r ts ..a-5,
Spdter. 8eil iie ibcr 9anb gefcmmcr
iparcn = iii Id,one nee 8leber all botten 4
ipurbe bran geoadt iis bdtten ben ScnridS,
llmitur5 befen planen -tpcnn bieS net Der 6ol
gctpclen ipdre, 10 bdtte man 9eipiB bic 2cutc nc
bran brinsen fDnnen ben attempt gu MAIDEN IL
ins ssaIir ,u i6meiBs rr =.
GiucS sassS fnb Der SoppelIdhb nno be
anncre Oabib fart uf ben pempeg, uno bal
Sattrieiel Is Gu Stht init ibne 9anga.-Gs ira
abcr gut baB bic SOse fiiegen fonncn, ba
Sbierben ipar unner bic wilbcn Sbicrcn 9eratb
eil-Ois SIiegeI boben cS picsmal nod gercttC
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
Sieben Kebels in HIlsntaun binSerid,.
tet 3u rpetoen.

Die bsrrtn Sobn 6. ardmsr uno
fzSrI Comp. BADEN ben Sob" untsrnems
<zzSY men z teteues Rsbsls meldhs fs ron
Hs-,r.- ...., 0ann,r unN Nsid, nou 0.a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
Sefentltwe 9enbu.

Sefentliwe Genbn.
@m Samaaa. ben 24asn Nopembsr, UNI 9
uhr NdGmi'taSs riro auf benz pIass ldtH 81.
ftnili4 usrfauft tpstptn:
- Das fl15dise taflisinsrne
.iassH @ebubalcS mu6 2etfee
Tn smaus. etnl gauntp, Gtssntbum Der Gatta.
rins @brif
Die SsSinsunssn am 8srtaufstase dnS auf.
rartung pcn
Hopsmber f3, 1856. ro2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

Nau Der amer Sag Is Der
frcnnolibs 8 cc, id glaub
er ipar moi S6ricf unb bait
nun sSirtbibdft rnitnmmc,
uno bot ben Serbian Nou.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

-aber Der gS a mar bm manbmol lebr teit
Sie usinslla abei bisrseten iiiit bem Sd,its fei-
ner @benmatism iei eS nibt 10 Idlimme-iinb
iebt fDnnte er gemiB teineii 6urleiu me friesen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
@efbGTts : SSott8cpa.
Nie Kreusfd,iuNrl.
u b. ST

~ O. &s III tcd, muncsrbar pis
TX ~ fb Die Gsddtfr on ben
y Sreuslbdfsl psrmsbrsn-a
X tT penn eteu fie @,fbdfIe
~ e; f; &: ;:.:' G.: s;::: :: &C. "a: a:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
Cine 9rDbe @elegembeit
Gtrs i'ertrcfrid1er
Oaif<Soiss< Stanc,
Nuf tffentliher Sentu su Ssrfaufen.

guf SamansS ban 22asn Dfe.mb.r. um 1
utr Na&miltas. fOa am @uitauis BON 9. 8.
5assnbu d. SifsnfliG ptrfauf! yrbsn.
Gin rprtrsfFider @irtbitaut,
ssltsen auf bem Sir.wtltiGm ede ter 9en unb
einprn Straesn. in Der Stabt MQsntoun-Eie
tn3lastSdss eotis snttdlt In Ger 6ront on tefaa.
ter 9lsn Stra6e 81 s5ub uro In Ter 5iefe on be.
idstsr einbsn @hcse $50 Gub. Die Btrtsifs.
runssn oarauf lInp
Sin imeilf6diofes botfifeinernes
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

SO Is a ell Mann DO
ruf fnmma, iie beBen
i'm Soc amer i'd, glab
net ban i6 iei 3unam-
a., i,,,,,,sr ,.nh n...in Lar
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

ne fann, benn er 10 etipa 70 lang pie 6afentbal
opsr Rontbaler, fangt aipcr nit enncm q. an.-
Bcnn br gum slatbdn an bic 8rsn,idihBd sebt
Der tennt i'm unD fan elid, aus bem Sraum bell
fen-Gr is en- angenebmer Nlann-nno fol- In
@bctbal tpcbnen--aiper er bot baS Soemipeb
gan, grdn,enoS, er mill amer geba oaS er net
pipbcr in 10 ell Serdps fOmmt = gir ben ell
itarte 4ctiibon bauS nm ibn nj 6urloip bemseb
,u logon - III baipe ibm scrotbe Ell Srief ju
id,reiwe III srtipepcr an ben aten WaHelbad),
ben areu,iif ober ben Spcoon 3n abbreIiiren,
ipelbes alleS ben ebiicr beS YatriotS rnent, I'M
pcnr er bann beinen siamen triegen fann bann
is sr all idf IN berf bent -Sbr tonut i'm a net
ipdren-ibr mhBt ibn Soape nm bic Senbuen ju
fraicru-Son Dem bin id) fdnr,
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es T . q c
SpdttabrS : Waaren!

B. Gidtrnwallusr 4 90.
ytcroneif @de Der N6ten uno 6amilton
Stra6s. Q(lsntaun. pa..
tatsn foettn sintn smsittn Gtcd BON 5srtfi. unb
sStnttrwaarsn sinsslesi psIhsn fe gang p,nig
dbsr ben Ntclsfais Drrifen ptrtaufsn.
OreB Sitter,
S&warje Ssibs. Tiaio popIns. ssireifte pop.
Tins. plain got iins, allpoa Delatns. terrla
eolorirts fran.5lf6e Msrinos. lebr wctlfeil Elm.
fade alpaeas stfireifts aIpueas fauri.te alpa-
COS. etnfote @alimnes. plaip &0ilimsrts. De-
lainss, 6attfns. stnfa6s. sslrsifte unp fSurirts
Dreb @itsr. atsraus bldg.
Sdd 6iannslS BON allen Tarben.
g3WDs5mjssDs W1ggsu
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8obert 8. Wri9bt,
@m. .. Slumer,
9. 9ausman,
@. &otb,
g. g Srobf,
&. &oons,
gommitt,e
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
GHTp

The following article we copy from the
Baltimore Evening Transcript, and are glad to
have the opportunity of acknowledging our
Indebtedness to this journal for many news
articles, which are daily transferred to our col
umns: "'~
The copartnership heretofore existing at the
capital between Messrs. Thad Stevens and
Chas. Sumner, is dissolved, not by mutual
consent, but by the former kicking the latter
out of doors. The Republican of this morn
ing remarks that ''this firm borrowed their
capital from the Union party, and after near
ly running that institution have become en-
tirely bankrupt; and it is matter of great
doubt whether they will be able to pay GER
tain dead duck his bill for advertising. 1t
was undoubtedly to secure the aforesaid ID.
ID. that Stevens, prior to the stoppage of bus
mess, endeavored to lei his printer, Forney,
into the contingent fund of Congress to the
amount of several thousand dollars
The immediate cause of the breaking up
OF this radical firm seems to have been dis
agreement between the principal copartners
concerning the negroes. Mr.. Sumner was
deslrous OF using the capital of the Union
party for the special benefit of our colored
friends; and Mr.. Stevens was DESTROYS of using
the blacks solely for political purposes In
the division of the assets it appears that the
African becomes the special property of the
Senatorial member, while certain patent ar
ticles heretofore used in political jobbery fall
to the possession of the House associate In
announcing the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the con-
Germ, Mr.. Stevens INDUCED in some savage
and satirical structures upon his business COL
league which throws all his previous efforts
in a rather successful career of scurrility en-
tirely in the shade. -qr .sa
'oi He charged the Hon. Mr.. Summer with be-
ing a consummate pedant; a vain and weary
philologist; a vandal in grammar, and a des-
ecrator of Lindley Murray; pompous and
exaggerated egotist; with divers other congo
NAL epithets; and wound up the Radical cor
poration by graphically picturing the bleed
ing form of the Goddess of Liberty welter-
ing in the Senate Chamber under the deadly
assaults of "self-rghteous Republicans and
unrighteous Copperheads." .dv. ,r
We might indulge in the well-worn adage,
"When rogues fall out, &c."-but we for
bear. We only congratulate the country
that, while the Radicals are thus engaged in
smashing their own heads and villifying the
memory of one another, that patriotic men
will have some relief from their unnatural
abuse; and whatever disaster happens in the
present *tscrimmage" will be for the common
benefit of the nation. ylf .,4 .- D..
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will become source of riches; our copper re-
gion will be made valuable, our mines of
plumbago will be worked to advantage, our
lead mines will produce riches, as great as the
gold mines of California, and for those who
seek the potent ore itself, there are fields for
industry open, in the waters of the Kappa
hammock, and in almost every county of our
State. To bring about this much to be de-
sired state of affairs, we must exert ourselves
to encourage immigration; we must have ener-
getic and reliable agents at work, who will be
able to convince the working men of Europe
of the saubrity of our State, of their certainty
to obtain work at remuneratiye rates, and the
willingness of our people to sell to them,
small homesteads, at a reasonable price, and
the perfect welcome that they will meet here.
, We must establish lines of vessels and steam
ers, direct to this and other Southern ports,
and we must have emigrant commissioners
appointed, to receive advise, and protect the
emigrant on his arrival here. "
If we set to work in earnest, in this direc-
ton, we must succeed, and future of bril-
liant prosperity awaits us, which few States
or nations can equal. AS we are now pre-
vented from taking any part in the politics OF
the country, let us return the compliment
and drop politics, and set ourselves to work
in earnest, to the development of our material
interests. Our recuperativs powers are very
| great; let us use them to the utmost
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CAPTAIN A. P. CATEsBY JoNEs.-This Of
ficer, formerly Lieutenant in the United States
Navy, and during the late war Captain in the
Confederate naval service, has been appointed
by the Peruvian Government chief of ord
nance in the navy of that country. During
the late war he was first lieutenant of the
famed iron-clad Virginia, and participated in
the memorable engagements between that ves-
sci and the United States feet, in Hampton
Roads, in 1862. 5a
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NEUTRAL VESSELS IN GILLIAN WArERs.-
An order of the government of Chill is pub
llshed warning neutral vessels against COM
munlcating with the ships of the Spanish
squadron, or furnishing them during the ex-
lstence OF hostilties, supplies of fuel, pro-
visions, ammunition, &C., under penalty of
being forbidden to touch or load in any port
of the republic.
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N SURRY OF EAGLES NEST;
OR, THE MEMOIRS OLA
STAFF OFFICER SERVING IN VIRGINIA.
Edited from the MS. of Col. Surry, by
JOHNESTEN COOKE, =
THE VIRGINIA COMEDIANS"
With four Illustrations, by
WIN 8 Low III o M Z R.
This is Confederate war novel, including LEE,
JACKSON, STUART, AsHBY, and other Confederate
celebrities, among its dramatis persone. 1t is
very spirited, graphic, of absorbing interest, and
the delineations of its historical characters may
be relied upon as closely faithful. The author
served on Stuart's staff, met the Confederate
Generals daily, and.has portrayed them exactly
as they were. The incidents of the story are all
in Virginia, and are as romantic, stirring, and
interesting as any one could wish. 1t is, of
course, SOuth-side novel, but confines itself to
the delineation of adventures and incidents, most
of which were of actual occurrence. better
insight into life in the Confederate army during
the eventful early periods of the war cannot be
obtained; while the work, apart from its warlike
incidents, is excellent in style, and full of inter-
est. For sale by l.
CHAS. W. WILSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
No. 43 Bank street,
NH 10 -Uo Norfolk, Va.
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~ ENERAL INTELLIGENCE
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BUSINESS

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in the above capacity. He will devote himself to
the business ola H..r
General Intelligencer, Collection of Ac-
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and the procurement of LABOR, together with
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In the discharge Of the duties that may be in
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Patronage respectfully solicited. Until per
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street and Roanoke Avenue.
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REFERENCES. B. Rogers, R. II. Baker, Jr.,
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REAT RUSH! -
" GREAT RUSH
AT
CAPPS Sc PEET'S
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF IT.
ANSWER
NH 10

1st.-We buy our goods for CASH.
2nd.-We buy them in quantities that we
sell quick, so to be always ready for any reduc
tion in the New York market.
3d.-We have arrangements with parties in N.
York (who attend all the Dry Goods Auctions)
to buy goods for us.
4th.-We sell goods for CASH at small profits.
Our motto is, ga nimble sixpence is better than
slow shilling" -1
5th.-We try to be as polite and accommoda-
ting as possible.
6th.-We warrant all goods as represented, or
refund the money. :
7th.-We love to wait upon the ladies', and
think it no trouble to sholo goods
9Th We are determined not to be under sold
by any house in the city.
9th.-We send goods to all parts of the city free
of charge.
Call and see u.s. CAPPS PEET,
apps No As Main street.
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Defendant.
JAMES A: LILLIsTON win take

may i-h-4I u. Clerk.
JAMES A. LILLISTON viii take
y notice, that shall proceed. on the 29th day
of May, A. d. 1866, and between the rising and
setting of the sun, at the Office No. 2OS Broad
way, in the city of New York, of White and
Marsh. Attorneys at Law, to take the deposition
of Robert R. Parker, and Others, and on the End
day of June, A. D. 1865, and between the rising
and setting of the sun, at the office on Governor
street, in the city of Richmond, of R. r. Howl
son, Esq, Attorney at Law, to take the deposit
tion of Virginia Kirby, and others, which depo-
sitons are to be read as evidence in suit now
pendingin the Circuit Court of the city of Nor
folk, in which am plaintiff, suing by my next
friend, and you are defendant And if, from any
cause, the said dispositions should not be commenc
ed at either of the places above named on the
days respectively named for taking the same, or
if commenced, be not concluded on these days,
the taking of the same win be adjourned and
continued from day to day, or from time to time,
at the same place or places, and between the
same hours, until the same shall be completed.
- ~ MARY II. LILLIST0N
my 7-m4w by next friend.
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NEW MAGAZINES.

THE GALAxY.-From the publishers in
New York, we are in receipt of No. of the
above Magazine. 1t is neatly gotten up, on
good paper, and has one good illustration.
The selections seem to be good and readable
and we can cheerfully commend it. This
contents are as follows:
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Andy Johnson's veto of the Freedmens Bu-
reau bill was valuable document-worth
just $1l ,685, 450 to the nation. f)7
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CHAPS. w, V, VI.
l. The Claverings, by Antony Troll
lope.
Ill. In the Hammock
LII. The March of the Cholera.
". The Art of Dining.
V. Archie Lowell, by Mrs Edwards.
CHAPS. ~, V. -.-t.
VI. Unbelief.
VII. The Home of Victor Hugo.
VIII. Miss Glare, by Maria L. Poole.
IN. The Fallacies of Memory r
X. Spoken at Sea- ~
XII A Story of the Opequan, by John
Esten Cooke
XII. Nebul@.
Shakespeare's Birthday at the Cen
fury Club.
The Machinery of Dramatic Critic
Missionary Incivility
Mr.. Stedman's "Anonyma"
A Condor Strike.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals.
1Ae heystone, monthly Masonic Maya
ANEW, B. Smith & Co., Raleigh, N. C.
We are also in receipt of the above neatly
gottenup Magazine. We presume its general
contents will be of interest to The Fraternity.
1t contains moreover, matter interesting to
the general reader. .t.t e.,
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