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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-08

TIE friends Of the President on tie Concurrent Res0
-imion- General iSeodpaa-IHe delotyiahe Semase
Trial. dc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
WASHINGTON.
Negro Suffrage lBill-HOuse Bill Re-
lating to Removals and Appoints
mentS. 4nA .a'aa G5.ai9oilE ~BI 8

alataA
WASHINGTON, December 11.-There,
seems to be no doubt Of the early
passage of the Negro Suffrage Bill for
this District The only question of
dispute is over the details as to limit
ing the bill to those who can read and
write their names, but the bill will
probably pass giving full suffrage to
all, white and Black. Z NJ II a'Als NJ Z iTJg-
The House bill relating. to removals
and appointments was debated by
Williams, Garfield, Kasson, Fink and
Rousseau, and amended by Hale who
reported bill from the, Retrench-
ment Committee on the same subject.
.aT-tffer;sssl74 tferssl7 fTts-ssTS4rr1744FE fts-ssSrr14F
xxx C0NGRESS-SecOnd Session.
'eJiii7unsWAsHINGToN, Dec. IL.
SENATE.--IThe suffrage bill came up
this morning.
( Anthony in a asero.comic speech al
vocated the hehffanchisenent of fe-
males as welhas negroes.
Wade reported rfavorably on the
bill for the admission Of Colorado.
Fessehden lsaidIthe Committee on
Finance were instructed to report a
tariff bill on the first Monday of .De7
cember, but was unable to consider it
at present. Extra copies of the bill
were ordered to be printed.
Wilson presented a petition of
army officers asking an increase of
pay. IL II 81 II
Anthony offered resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the Judiciary
Committee to inquire whether any
furtherlegislation is necessary in re-
gard to the succession to- the presi-
dency1 in case of the disability, by
death or otherwise Of those now des-
ignated for it. N. -. ..@,e.,+ 1
The bill to- regulate suffrage In the
District of Columbia was then taken
up. The question being an amend
ment of Cowan's to strike out the
word male. .li ~
HoUsE.-Ingersoll endeaHored to
report a bill regulating the sale of the
gold in the Treasury.
Objections were made by Wash
burne, of Illinois, and the bill laid
over.
Wilson, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported the bill relative to
the duties of the Clerk of the House,
and how heishould act on the appli-
cation of members from the Southern
States for admission to seats. The
yeas and nays were demanded, and the
bill was passed Yeas 81, nays 133.
A blllw also passed to prevent
counting illegal electoral votes for
President and Vice President of the
United States. ~ S
Lawrence, of Ohio, reported a
bill to. repeal the act repeating
the qualifications of jurors; and, after
it was debated, it was re-committed.
The Speaker presented communi-
cation from the President, transmit
ting as an answer to the resolutions
of the House, certain messages from
the Secretary of War and the Attorney
General, relative to the arrest and re-
3s-291.t- gsslsaas>s13g~ isfl7 l.le
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ST. EOUIS.O .OIq
Governors PF0clamatiOn-Military
organizing to Preserve Peace and
Execute. Civil. LaW-Sale OF Rail-
read AppF0Eed-Fenian Meetingl =

ST.. LOUIS, December 11.-Governo
Fletcher issued proclamation stating
thatiaportion of the State of Missouri
is infested with murderers and rob-
bers, who defy civil authority, and
have sympathy and aid of such number
Of people ofeounties where they have
their haunts, and have so intimidated
or nedsympathy of local anthori--'
ties, that peaceabfe law abiding citi-
zenssate not secure in person or PROP
erty. He therefore calls for twenty
four companies of cavalry, and ten
companies of infantry, to be organ
lied in regular way, to preserve peace,
protect Citizens, aadl exeeutes legal
process on all violators of the law, and
bring them to trial. Adjutant Gen
eral Simpson issued general orders for
organization and proper equipments
TIE sale of the Iron Mountain
and Cairo and Fulton Railroads to
Mckay & Co. has been approved by
the GbFernor, 90 CT 49,, q o i.4ooL
ST. LOUIS, Dee liza large and
. enthusiastic Fenian meeting of the
Stephens wing, was held here last
night. Eloquent and patriotic
speeches by several popular orators,
were made, and a considerable n1m-
Der of men joined the brotherhood.
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PATENT MEDICINES
A Remedy for Private Diseases.
DIR. MARKS CYPHILITIC CURE.

This celebrated remedy is an INFALLI-
BILE CURE for SYPHILIS in the Primary,
Secondary, and Tertiary Stages. Fae.-'r
DR.. Marks syphilitic Cure is the only
remedy ever discovered that will cure
syphilis in all its complicated forms, and
neutralize the yyphiltic poison or virus,
iltlc tai1t, and thoroughly eradicate the
disease from the system.
symptoms of the First or Primary Stage
- This is known by chancres or ulcers ap-
pearing on the sexual organs soon after an
exposure. Dr. Marks syphfiitic cure, by
faithful treatment, usually cures the first
stage IN nom nv, Aye to fifteen days pe Price
Symptoms of the Secondary StageLThis
stage is when the disease has become CON
sTITUTIoNAL, and is known by ulcers APP
pearing in the mouth, nose, throat, glands,
skin, head, nails, mucous membranes, cam
cerOus sores on the arms and legs; erupttons
on the skin, scrofula, etc. The price per
package for secondary stage, $40 50, iuclud-
ing throat-wash. If the throat is not, nj
cerated, the throat-wash is omitted; ; and If
omitted, 50 per package = ssIuZU 9sa1I
stage is known BY nodes or hard and pafr-
ful tumors ON the bones, enlargeme emit of
the joints, or contractions, hard pains in
the bones and Joints, decay OF , the bones
parts, etc. Price per package S9s tH4eB
Reader, have you the sypailis In either
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with any ofthe symptoms above described 1
If so, use without delay Dr. MARX 'sSYPHr
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you can CURE YOURSELF for oNETTENTH
THE MONEY that physicians arge-with-
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can neither read nor wrftel Avoid them
as you would tigers. "a word to the wise
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A treatise onall sexual Tor priyate) dis
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DIR. MARKS SYPHILIgIc, CURE will be
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on nreceipt of the money and % cts. for box
ing and shipping. ORDERS are. daily re-
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Coz, No! 20 North Fifth street. ST Lodis,,
Mo-, and at their branch store, No. SO Mad
iSo" SUI oe2r m y 'Y.iiliHtf u 0~'HllgHH0k
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
NASHVILLE
Special Message OF the Governor to
~ the Tennessee Legislature. =

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.-The Cover
nor of Tennessee has sent the follow
ing Message to the Legislature
b STATE OF TENNESSEE,
rft EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
as a 1 Nashville, Dec. 10.
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of
Representatives
The Governor, Secretary of State
and Comptroller have, by your direc-
1tion, held for safekeeping six hum
dred and eighteen thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars in United States
seven thirty bonds, known as our
school fund, and treated as sacred
fund by youin all your legislation re-
lating thereto. Last week, for the
first time in my life, / learned
that the Treasurer of State had
loaned this fund to one Of the
Memphis banks, without consultation
with any of the State officials at
the Capital, and even without their
knowledge. The Treasurer demanded
the funds from the Comptroller, who
held them for safe keeping in a. good
and sufficient safe in fire proof
building, claiming them under law
you eHdcLeu dU our last S6SSIOH, I6-
/ quiring the Treasurer to take charge
Of these funds. q Y our law relative
to the safe keeping of this sacred fund
has not been. complied with, and
therefore Invite your early and vigil
ant attention to this subject, and | in
tend no reflection upon the bank, as
all banks have the right to borrow
and lend money in their legitimate
operations; but / protest against the
secrecy maintained by the Treasures,
who it seems, loaned out the fund
so long ago as the 9th of June,
1866 During the last forty
eight hours | have conversed
freely with the Treasurer and his
sureties u sss14 lEI y I
The reasons for the transfer is that
the fund was not secure where it
was. There were three national banks
in the city, with which it could have
been DIVIDED out but it. is ,for, you,
gentlemen; who turned this money
over to the Treasurer, to look after
its. safety. mrs Id t,s.,zr...s. !,
[ am alone promoted by high
sense of duty in bringing the subject
beforeyou to-day. -.aIIryss AgE
Respectfully, &C.,
w. G. BRowNLow.
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DIR. COOPER, FEMALE CORDIAL.

Will cure all Female Complaints, such as
excessive, painful oFssuppressed Menstrual
tion, Leucorrhea or Whites, Falling of the
Womb, and all Irreg uiaTiti ies efthe Month
ly Periods. II will also bring on the menses
or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds BROTHER causes.
Dn Troopers AFemale 004dial is sthe
most perfect and infallihle remedy eyer
discovered for the cure Of fernale corn
plaints.s7 Ladies', try dd oIuh snA 9s1o h
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. EasterIy q
Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louie
Mo-, and at their IBraaHcR fstore, No.
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois, re, ,s.,,.
| For sale BY all Druggists, t'D = ''''
I jeI8.
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Mrs. Winslow'g Mystic pills

Are prepared only for legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine tor all those painful and danger
Gus disorders to which the Female Consti-
tuition is subject. They are the only Genu-
tue Female Pills extant. No article of
medicine intended for the exclusive use of
females, that has ever made its appear
snce, has met with such universal favor as
1rs. Winslow's Mystic Pills. By their in
rigoratiug properties the appetite and di-
sestion is improved, the hue of health is
restored to the cheeks, weakness of the
Dine relieved, and all the Indications of
tervous Debility removed. No maiden
Fife or mother should be without the Mys-
sic Pills. Try them, and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend. Price 81 per
box, or boxes for S5. For sale by all drug
gists in Evansville. fTsmtF 71 -
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ETROPE
BY the. Atlantic Telegraph.

Il. BELGIUM ~
ANTWERP, Dec. 11.-Petroleum
market steady. @ - .
d a FRANCE.
PARIS Dec. 10.-It is expected that
all the transports. for Mexico will
leave before the 18th inst.
~" ENGLAND. si-' ''.'0
LONDON, Dec 1O.-Prussia has COM
menced coercive measure in Hanover.
LIyERpooL, Dee. 10, P. M.AThe cot
ton markethas advanced I'd, and very
active demand; sales 10000 bales;
closing at 145d for middling uplands.
Provisions steady Tallow firm.
LONDON, Dec. TO- M-Consols
closed at 884 for money. 5-20's II,
Illinois Central TIL, Erie 463 F
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, M.-Cotton
opens very active; uplands firm at
14sd. za5 gQe,.t5S4r
MANCHESTER, Dec. 11.-Drv Goods
and yarns steady. sls# 3lESS 6 .0E
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11.-Petroleum
Is Sd for refined
.fHhz - qfRt IRELAND 3kAsr
DUBLIN, Dec. 11-Noon.-The
Government is arresting supposed
Eenians hourly. -
Loyal mutual protection societies
are forming throughout ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11-Noon.-Sales
of cotton $4,000 at advance since
yesterday. ~ - nta ~
LONDON, Dec. 11-Noon.-Consols
for money 884; fve-twenties II; Illi-
nois Central III Erie 46a.
4gl won
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
10 1baid .iGRIBTEYsS erBtoasgnal
Salt .Rhenm and ATetter Ointment

w ter, Scald Head, Prairie and Barber's
Itch, Illinois Mango Missouri Scratches,
Ringworfn, Iowa Digs, Army. Itch, Pin-
pies ON the Face, Obstinate Old Sores,
Scrofula, and all Diseases and Eruptions
on the Skin, when. used in conjunction
with DR. EASTEBLYl IS IoDfEE AND tSABsA-
PARILLA, which purifies the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the OINTMENT
HEALS THE SORES, and thus a speedy and
permanent Cure is effected. We advise
both to be used in these complaints.
Price-The Iodine and Sarsap Ia u 50
per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 75c per bott4e.fl asL-K4N.
Pre2area "a ana sof9 TX r, DE r. EasoT[y "a n;,,S
Missouri, and attheir branch store, No. SO
Madison street, Chicago, ILL., ~
For sale by all druggists.
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lease of the rebel General Pickett, .ae-
cused Of numbering Union soldiers in
North Carolina. noon Gg yfatT 6H
The bill to- amend an act for the
establishment of a, National Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home, as sug-
gested by Mr.. Ingersoll, was passed. d.
The House then considered Will
liams' bill to regulate appointments
and removals from Office. 7af
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RHILADELPHLA.,


aETeIHEAo d-=-----#la ,DyuTsAIa
PH1LADELPHfA,o g Dec. lit is
stated that Brainard Shrayok, Treas
urer Of the Pennsylvania Building
Association, has disappeared with
funds of that organization amounting
to $1l,000, .e .,,,, q g. 2s'tg yiisf.s7
q BUFEALo, December i1r-Ar heavy
snow isihf falling, and isle ale
ready nearly two feet deep. 1t will
doubtless interrlpt travel. -aHe gHat
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CANADA.
Fenian Cases in Court.

SwEETsBURG, G. E., Dec. 11.-Dev-
lin spoke upwards Of two hours in
support of his plea as to the jurisdic-
ton of the Court.
The Judge said the Court had the
power.
Devlin said he would, tomorrow,
argue his other plea relative to the
er post facto character of the law un-
der which it was proposed to try the
prisoners ~ go = 7 = = te
The Court then adjourned till to-
morrow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
Extremely Lowo Prices.

we are now manufacturing every de-,
scription OF, COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we viii
sell at less than Cincinnati prices. tyz
now diff siI3afA IL VEiGa S Afl JIGn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
HATS AND CAPS. %,
HATS, GAPS,
i9 ~ Aand-.afi9 a. Ig0R ol
%. giu9g-oIq lai519mmoo haf
STRAW GOODS.
e - 'tAa'7eT l7.sT .7EF ~
wHEs xou ARE .g,r 'swrselsa ,s

wv Avo AE csWINGlN0 Y /;
round the circle I" of our Wholesale .
Houses, drop IN and examine our stock OF
goods. as we have one of the largest and
best-selected stocks Of Hats, Caps, Ladies
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker y
Hoods ever brought to this market, which
we will sell at prices that wiz give you a
large margin for profits. II you buy your 1
Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orst. Louis.
bring your bills with yon and we will dup !
plicate them, and save you freight. Ifyou1
can't come, send US your orders, and we !
viii guarantee the goods to suit,or youii
can return them to us atour expense 40
d. . l. I
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COTTON WARPS.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, but most especial-
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool formanufacturineiS . To- the
following Goods, viz: q
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLErs. pr, Am AND
FhAiD i1ri.L rLANHELs, y Ls, LINsEYs, SATT-
NETS. q STOCKING YARN. 1uisi
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, SO that persons living at dis
can have their goods right Off Price list
Tor manufacturing will be sent on applica-
tlon. ONCE and Factory corner Bond street
ana canal JOHN w. GRUEN Il co.
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TME NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
-oaO WILL BE PASSED By s., 81
70 99ai ''sle CONGRESS- 20 14aa
English, Irish, French and Bel
Aagium News by the At-xAE
3 sY lar GaalIaantica Telegraph pll:5.s3 8 Biss
Congressional Cgqr 1 Proceedings.
BALTIMORE.
No Oath Necessary for Teachers.

BA1a11c BA1r1MdRE, Dec. e. ff.4The COW
ernor and Board of Education deeid-,
ed that neither the test or. any other
oath was necessary for teachers of
public schools.
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.aom nT0d seff 10 snailiiG ii2i5
ads fnoqa re.l al vnidfau syef -
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Great Headquarters

XyOR LAMP OLE AND LAMP
3 sG0ODS-A fine assortment Of Kitch-
en-, Hall, and Paraor Lamps; also, great
variety of Chandeliers, suitable TOR Halls.
Churches, Senoot-houses, Stores etc. Call
and see at fte VICKERY BROS, 80
oct9 dtf rs Main Street.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-05

Sect. 7 fbribt fir ben Sall Der Sins
f1liirun9 bel elmer Nationalbanf elm 1fs
fioapit non 3nei anseiebsnsn Siracrn
por. oaB oaS Hcelament Die ioentifte per.
fon fei.
Sect s uerbietet ben Serfauf unb lie.
bertra9uno BON Sotoatsnpapisre an
Oritte.
Seet. 9 befbrdnft Die 8sflamations>
frift auf 2 Sabre nab Qnnobme oiefer
4fte.
IuBeroem 1T nob beantraet unb be-
fblehsn woroen. bab in Dem Sale feine
Bounty 9e3ablt psrben fol-, penn Der
Sountpberebti8te toct uno feline @ittme
ODER Ginoer unter l6 Sabren porbanoen
fino.
9ofal, uno Staatsbounties foiien iebens
fals in Gbsu9 9ebrabt weroen.
Ginfanosmdnner (Subifituten) fcllen
feinen Qnfprub auf Die nahtl d9libe
3ablune Dor Sountes MAIDEN f6nnen.
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Kino perIa0en:

8or einieen Gaaen fam Elm t6err, an.
fbeineno so Sabre alt, uno b,aleitet BON
einem un9sfdbr 3Oiibrieen Srausnjim'
mer. wsl6e Gin obtsebn Wonote altes
Rino bel iib bate, nab Dem Sarmer'e G
Union 6otel ju philadelphia uno erbisl=
ten auf 1nfuben feparirte 3immer, no.
bin ffdo bic Seioen oann oub 5urddjoa-
en-. Ssbn Winuten nabbsr teaab fib
oas Srauen3immer bic Sreppsn binunter
uno fa9te, oab iie aus9sben mclle. um
Gtnas fir oas 8inb 3u bolsn. Sie pers
lleb oas 9aus, obne ireeno pelben Qre.
rpopn 3u erre9sn. uno I'm oieislbe Seit
fab man aub Den Wann fortaeben. Sur;
n:bber beaann oas &ino ju fbreien uno
einl9e Der Semobner bes 6auies beoaben
lid in oas 3immer, um nab Dem &inoe 3u
ieben. Gle fanoen Elm Stdften papier
an Den Eod oes &inoes aebeftet, porouf
9efbrieben mar. oaB Die Wutter Die Srau
Don Daniel 9. @inters fei uno bon ibm
i'm lesten Nouember ipeaaelaufen pdre.
uno oaB ffe nab oem Slufe oebe, un 3u
feben, Oh bic 9emibte in ibrer "a lbe cine
binreibenoe Sbnere befisen, um fie auf
oen 9runo 3u Sieben. Dee &inoes Name
rpuroe als Ibrabam eineoln Wintsrs ans
aeseben uno fol- am %. Stopember 1854
oeboren fein.
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Die Bounty. Hi(i.

Scfanntlid pafiirts am lesten Treitaa
i'm Heprdfentantenbaufe bic BON Wr.
Sbenf pom Wilit6r, 6 Committee einbe-
ribtete Bin sur 1useleibuns Der Bouns
tp.SiG NIT l39 eesen Q Stimmen Grid:
olfon pom Del. uno z. g. Trimble pon
&entudp. 3tpei Demofraten ffimmt en- oa'
eeaen).
Die 8ifI III bersifs Dem Senat iiber.
fbidt iporoen uno rpirb bcfsntlib aub
oefen 3uffimmune srlanaen. Da fie fes
oob bel lesterem &6rper cine 1bdnb=
rrune erfabrsn oirfte, 70 befbrdnfen mir
uns porldufis oarauf, nabffsbsno Den
6ouptinbolt oerfelben ,u eeben.
Ssetion Der Sil bcffimmt, oaB ieoer
eano oeer Sssfoloat, ferner iecer Matros
fe, Der I'M lebten &rieee treu oiente, cine
penficn BON $S3 monatlidb ODER 500
fdbrlib babsn foa uno 3rrur fir bic Oduer
Ger Seit, tpslte or 5pfiteu Rem I2. Ipril
1861 uno 10. April 1865 oiente.
Seet. 2 brin9t ofle fbon bon ben Ser.
Staoten eoer Gcmmunen eeiablten
Sounties in 1bsu9.
No6 Seet. 3 frfl fsin Subffitut ODER
3ur 3eit feines Gintritts &rieasasfaa.
9ener bieran tbeilnebmen.
Seet. A uerlanet cine beeieiete 1nsabe
Der fbUn erbaltfnen Seuntp.
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penftons9efubes bard Dritte. 1nsobe
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ferner, oab folbe Dritte nibt mebr ole
5 S fir ibre Dienffe nebmen odrfen.
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tanoeln auf cine @ube BON nibt iiber
s 1000 eoer @efdnenib bon aidt unter
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Hae 6ddbenfsit in Gbieaao.

8om %. bic gum IL. ndbften Mcnats
ffnoet oas sneite ercBe Sunossfbiebsn
oes ameripaniiden Sbusenbunoes IN
gbieaeo. S(linois fatt. S1deen aus
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pertreten iein, uno oas Seff peripribt i'm
ma bren Gimme oes Wortes Elm Wational
uno 8olfsfeff ;u perben. Qm ID.
lbenos peroen Die eintrefeHoen 9dIfe
an Den oerfbieoenen Sabnbofsn BON Den
Sefeommitteen empfan9en uno nab Der
,,Roro Warfet 0alle" 9ebrabt, po ib=
men ibre @obnun9en uno Suartisre ans
aepielen ueroen. Qm I3. Wor9ens 9
llbr. erober umsus burb bic Staot +;
Nabmitta9s 2 ubr Se9inn oes preisz
fbiebens. Dahslbe miro am Sonntea,
Den IL. NIT Der Ssrtbeiiuns Der Yreiie
enosn. Die 8efibaqe uno Die Sbeibens
ffdnos bshnoen fidb am ,.sate Sien
baus'', alio an einsm Der fb0nffen
punfts Der Staot unb oas Sremocn.
bireau in Der ,.Rorb Wareet 6aae"
bleitt rpdbreno Der eanjen Oauer oes
Ssffes ecoffnst. Seben Gag srfteint Elm
Seif Bulletin eas auf Dem 8efpIaes Sa
baben if.
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Eie Sair Der bic6aen Columbia Stutr.
6ompagnie.

TieIe groBartiss Eair bat bstanntlid, am 2teu
SUM bc9onnen-unb tpabrli6 bieisIbs III itbsns.
Wertb nno Giles ,.iplsnpip oufgefgt "Sepen 3ag
fallen ben ipaferen Seucrlcuten nod neue 0e-
banten Gin, I'm Siciensen bic ie beiu6en iper>
ben pcltommen 81 peien." - Dice III aud,
gang @ctt unb id6n. Sb Go ibnsu sslingen
ipire bic @cauernprS. .Gannibaten Wajor Gene.
raj Scbn W. @earD unb Si.Iter GIp>
mer 5u bereben bicbcr ,u iorsmen Has se 8aif
,u beiuben, 1T nod ni6t gang seiriB, absr bic
GuSiidten iino gan, 9 Ii nftis sBas uns afi
@lelten amniirt iinb uniere Rrebigr - ipobon
bsmieni9cn Der bic bodite Stmmtn,abI srbdIt,
cine Sett Silber @sidirr gum @sf6sni &C.
madt irerben fol-. GiniSe iino ipiriIid ON glti>
tipnircn. unb bic Webr5abl iiebt ipcit ireunblidS
er aus als gcippbnlid)-,pas aber hie5 bebtuttf,
baS peritebt man ond ibon au6 bits IN sanB
rtbt-bringt Cure Nreunre ollie berbei-unb
bann inbet Sbr aus mic biele Sbr babt, unb
ipaS iie tpias iinb fir Gud gu tbun.
e@ g Spdter-Seitr GiDmer bat anse.
iiInbi9t. baB cr oil bem l2ten SUM Der Sair bti.
ipcbncn ipcrbe
s@Io6 pdttr-1ai. Gen. Sobn
W. @earD piro, 10 Der Serr Qeben unb @s.
Ilnebet Ibentct om 14tcn SUM Der Fair, Der
bici9en columbia Seuer, Gompasnie beitrpbntu,
10 ipe infer 9ed)a 3bal, uniere Gilenmfritn,
Wanufafturen unb 9erbcilerunsen befIelbsn, q.
bcrbaupt, in Nu9enI6cn ncbmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-05
n1erfwaroise 1uRineun8 einte
perborSenen 5dDabss.
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tet:
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BON finf3ebn gum gtamme Der Gberofe
fen aeb6renosn Snoianern ibr Eager an
oen l1fsrn oes Slinois 8luies, etpa 3ebn
Weilen BON Garrolton, auf9efbla9en.
Saeo uno Sifberei batten. fpis iie anaa.
ben, fie oabin aefibrt, ober aus Sbat.
faben, bic in r,eueffer 3eit befannt murs
Den, 9ebt berpor, ba6 es ibr SauptS,psd
mar, einsn uerboreenen Sbas, beftebeno
in fieben urnen ODER &rdeen ooa fpani=
fber Gbaler, rpelbe Dor LANCER Belt bon
ibren 66uptlineen ON ben ffeilen ufsrn
oes Sutnois pereraben worten waren.
aufjuftnoen uno in ibre 6dnoc 3u brins
gen. Sie einoen babel frbr poriiAtie 3u
We,fe, oamit Den bleiben @efibtern Der
,pabre 9runo ibrer Inneienbeit an oies
fem plaee perboreen bleibe. uno oieie
nibt ben preie erbeuteten, cen ju erlan:
gen fie felbff cine Weite, anffrenoenoe
Wanoerfabrt unternommen batten. Nab
emftaem. ssbn biz sm6lf Sage forteefes
tenn Suben 9elane ss ibnen, Die SteQe 3u
enloefsn, rpslbe ben @e9enfano ibrer
3abforfbuneen in feinem S6oo6e bar9.
28ir brauben nibt uisl msbr 3u bcri6ten
sc eenii9t nod onsu9eben. oab Der 9es
mabte 8uno ibre fdbnften Grwartun9en
ibertraf fund oab fis iib alsbalo nit oems
felben nab ibren entleeenen Wobnitdtten
i'm Weffen oufmad)ten.