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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
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nabas 5bdr gum aslcr Sstsl.

Sdsimsr's Mammatb Stobr,
Gin !ebenoes Jnfitut.
9cl6 fpirS erTpart
~snn man fauft an 2ebeinier's Stptr. Der
StOd9Od anssfdllt II NIT Uaaren an
~ O % &c ar Cd s e u.
unler sanssr Stcd wurbe
berab9e m crit,
auf bic allernisrerfs Stufe. gDir truben elmer
GOneurrsn,. rpir 1uoiren 81 plieeen.
|. Sir Ssbss. aIt. Sung. Sasia unb arm b.itrsten
mir uns einen 9utaspdbitsu Stsd pon 1rodeurpaa.
rem, Gro,sries, Sucsnsr.aaren. 6 irpstiua, Del:
Sudt, ealj. Sfb uno propifonsu. u. I. 10. an Sanb
~ baltsn, un, Sdr9ens allen su 9ebtn, bic fe nit
tbrer 8unsfhaft beehrsn-nidbt nut fdr lsdb,ia 20:
gen cotr bsfimmte 3iit fcnesrn rperosn unfere gG:
ter feran ON ben allernisprltsu prsisen perfaufsn
9Bir untsrfebsn niht u faseu, oaB unlsr Splism
trtf . aarseto Ia. absr perfihsrn cas unfsre
prtiBs 10 nitotr fno als ben anoern, Die prabsn
oas e bic wobfeilficn Sitter psrtaufsn. neil fe ibrs
@sbdfte 9anillb auf bas Said Yrin,p bstrsitsn.
Srsmte fclsst ben asbsnbsn Suneeu bes pebl
bstanntsn alten Stanpts, unp man mirb Der 3sbs
nadp NIT SSfliebtelt abparten nit ben biualtsn 8d
tern. Ssit 9spie eapon oaB Sbr am redbten ptue
lste, uno pann ,rpan9t Gudb in Den paufsn an
S6eimer's populdrem Stobr.
Da fann manam tedsn bsfrisbiat rpsresn nit ben
mrbrfsn Wlarsn fdr's rpeni9fte 9so-uno AUDI
init ern bsfiwsbrbaftsftsn uno mooisfsh Gatern:
Sabies Drebsiiter Department.
unsepSbnli6 pOnfantis. NIT rei6en unb elesan.
ten @iitsrn, fowie aud nit ben woblfeilersn CIV.
len psrfsten, beiietenb aus IdparSsm unb farbi.
gem Ssoe, @smsinsn, Ylaib unb fisurirts Non
Delanst, 8epps, YUplns, Mrincs, eemeinsn
unb fsurirtsn, fslrirtsn unb fc,brten Nctaar,
amerifanif&en Delaiass, Goturss, priats, vi.
paeeas, Septa unb Union Ylaips, etc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
9ripat Serfauf.

Der llnter,sidnsts tieIst bierburd stn bon 70
8tsen sswanlhtes 8nm6ssn, burd prioat Dam
bel gum 9srfauf an. DalIslte III selsasn an Der
Sipisite Der Heapins Strubs. wsillI6 BON Der
Stabt Qlentaun. unb Blili6 BON @rtsismer's
@antau1e, In Glib s@tsitboa 5auniGip, ee&a
Gaunty; snttaltsnb stma 33 adsr @runo, mel,
DER in sinsm tcbsn Stanp Der gultur, unb tpur'
auf erridiet IN
AzuA Gin neues uno bauerbaftes
f::;: Srdm @obnbaus,
Eas nit elmer 2'itSdistsn &ii&s, snttaltenb
I'm @an,sn Stubm, unb 70 1T aud stn &auh'
taus ansebaut, 70 pie cine 5rdm1Gsuer So bel
riniaen 80 SUP srpB. Garauf iinb slsitfaas2 2
sroBe ginsrne, zine an tem SauIe uno bic anre'
re an ter Gdsuer. Quh btfnrsn Ft ettpa so
iunse aspfsltaume auf lem gissnttum. Soate
pas gisenibum nidt bis gum @nfanse bss Mo'
nats Mar, pe,tauft iein, 70 ipirb ss sum psrlst'
men ansetcten.
Sir wstsre 9sionbsrteiten rufs man an bft
Simon Sbpeiser.
Q(lcntaun. Sonuar 9. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Sadubren! Sadubrem!
Seller II. 8rp.
E u tu ellen 9fOb +,
Gin slansenber Stcd BON @aaren
fhidlih fir

CIV AtbtdSuHbb StVh WV
fhidlid fir
Sed3eits. une 6eburtstaSe .6aben.
Sebt II bic 3sit am bsins etnsdufe ,u ma6en.
Der Stod II sdustta neu.
9dbies unb Gent's soIbenen Saaubren
Sir taben bas feinae alIurtemsnt BON aabtes
unb @snt's solbmsn Sadutren, bas ismaIs mad
aasntaun sstra&t rurbe.
Spn Sil5ernen Sadubren
babsn mir bas srSfts 1Nortsment tas man ismals
@ - in aasntaan 9efebtn bat. gpir babsr
kTW54 aud bic beribmte 1mtritanifbe Sad
IT. Subj on panb, tpie aue Gtpen ror
SSNSa4l~ Gnsli(htu une shmt,sr.sadabreu
(btdlib fir 9uttn uno gRdbhen.
Sm SmiueIete,
ilsttrtrsHsn mir alIss in Suanitat unb 8erlbie.
oenseit Rec Iseten Strtsn. Nsue unb bdtltbs StVlt
ron edoiss pensn Gets pon
Spenen. Sbrrinae nnb Bracelets,
9doieS II. @ent's feline 9oloene &etten,
@snt's filberne &etten,
9ent's Searf Spellen,
9doies 9oloenen Sin9erbdte,
uno cine srces 9srdisbsnbtit ron tlbsrnen Sinstr.
rarem unb febSnem Gutmurf, bsbalsidbsn rem oemei
nsn Rins, uno cine 9ross gsrfdisesnbet anesrsr
sabsn. gu pidfad Ju mslesn.
0pn 0pIbfebern
babsn mir elm srosss 1Rcrtsnsnt. Gtsnfaus setesn.
uno flberne bstosrs. bon isoer 1rt f4idtib fir Die
edciss anb WanneIsuie,
9rddtise Silberwaaren.
Sn bisfsm Sats atsrtrifit unisr eted in Suauti:
tat uno @tri1isttubtit pcn Ghtsu, aqss rpas nod
bis babsr ip bislsr etaot cfsrirt purrs. uno fam
nidt fsbltn. ben msia etcIssaen su bsfriseissu.
Solle Sets pon Gbee Sets.
&ubsn &Srbe,
Sribte 3Srbe,
Safors.
Silber garb Stands,
Silber pitbers,
Rabm gsber,
Sprup &annsn,
Salt Cellars, -.t..
Sob unb Rubp,
einirte Spifer eoffsl,
Yidle @ateln,
Butter Mefern,
2bee, Oefierts uno
1ifbloffel, &C.
Cob unb lilberne 8rillen,
battn rpir Gin sreass afortsment. etuts fSnnsn
fdb bier bic 6sasn pdbsn. uuo nb pon ben f4fbica:
ablsn Siplsn.
llbren! llbren! lltren!
g8ir baden has 9rSste dfTortsment an .bant. bas
nod iemats bier ,um 8erfauf an9cbcten puree. -
eeuts bic cine CUTE ubr babsn molten, tSnnsn bier
fib bic ausrbtts taufen. Sic fnb ale prn ben
ntutsn Stpltu.
GBir babtn auh Gin srefIss ddortment pon Sansp
Baarsn on pane, 3u psilduftis iu mdesn.
Iusbelierunstn.
Sess 1rt eaaubrsn, Bunsubren uno Suuslsa
rpsrcsn autSsbsfisrt uub rparrantirt.
Seller u. Sro.
9tosnft ben ptas. glsubaro's alter Stanb, 90.
81 Nsit bamicn Ctr, aaentomn. pa.
8. &eQer. g. g. &eQer.
December 10, 1865. uqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Die @irtunaen bes &ncbenltaubs.

Die @irfun9en oes &nobsn faubs.
Gin 8tatury, gamont. unt'r1Grciter su tcm
,. .Nsusnslano 5armsr," (dreitt pte fOfs brjds :
lid auf bte Dtfunssn bee 8nc&snaauts
50 fs9, lsbr sisl In gure 3situns psssn tsm
@ebrauh BON 8npfenaaub pbsr Sipur. - SD
babe l4on oft paran setaht Id, rolte Sbnen Elm
wenis bon msiner grfabruns In bisler Sade &c.
ben. Sn 1914 lsbte Id in Dem Sauie eineS un'
abtdnsssn Sausrn, unb pfanste etwa Drsipitr.
tel Nder WsllGfcrn auf cine gc!n @tene. Sc.
ner Bauer bate ftpn Sisls SABRE alls bic altsn
¬en suIammsn 9slammelt, bic er fnbrn fcrn.
te. Ssnse 5rdtjabr bra6te sr is mad Der 0yps.
miible uno lief lis matlen. gr sat mir tin
Ytd BON fsm Jlour. psl6rs i6 auf Der SS fte
meines Siads g4tIhforn anpartte. Sc bate
cine tpunterbare g8irfuns Gts Stsngd wuhitn
sintn 5ub t5ar ais bic Der anesrn 6ilf,e unb
tattsn cine bunflere 8arts, unp pie &Otfn pa
rsn pon 2 bis 4 3ca ldnscr. Ter llntsriat.r
mar 70 ercb. bap i'd Oft oon gClbsip, ,s rsnesa
mad Der u fade eeirast wcrtsn bin. SD fsnn'
ts weiter nihts 1asen ais, bic trcdsnen &upatu
bdttn biss ssttan.
Die Baunn ntatsn bamit gr1ate auf fol-.
9snbe We an Gle waneten Snc6snilaub auf
artt Nlttfn an. 0pp5 auf ben ,wri rGhlf batei
lissenssn. 5aus Qids auf bic nj biin, unb barn
aidts als Drip auf lrIsbfr fis nd6len. err aber
Slsi&ma6Is uter bas game 5elb alesttbsili mar
60 ssl&sten. mar Die 0rtuns s1r, wuntspoU
SD bin nidt mstr I'm Stanrs ben untsrl&tee
anjusttsn fer fiji beausleuts, ale raa 98sllG
fUrn tueennbst wurbe - inpsm es 70 ldnae felt.
fer II. bab Id 90 Ssrssbsn tats atsr Id erin
ntrt mid stnau, pte ras gSslidtcrn ausiab ole
ts am Wa&len mar. uno bae Gin iebr srrbsr I'm
tsri&Itb In ben sstahten 8sitcn mar. nit bfnrr
man bic SerIude anasae g8mn T, nlauttn
bab bas Stiss bon SnteuiIsn fit taS YutIIfum
fsin mStte, 70 m0ssn Ts &c put.tlhsn.
U 1nfere 8emablne Gnotcn fino be:
fonoer6 uortrefflib 3ubereitct fir Srdb:
iabrs Sop= =@ebraub an Dem 8slihforn
Der Waioe, 8runebirnen, Slfsr, uip.
Snoem unfer Sorratb einerItr6nft
1T, 70 iibert Gub Guren Stcf ;citlid
su, an Der
Maentaun Gnp0enmiible
q aentaun, Ycnni.
s@poaSfFes.gcr 12O.
Sanuar 16. 1866. na3O
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
g { Set 6ter!

Gin pcrtrsfflibes Mittel seecn rie Yels.
Der llntsr,sidusts madt birrmit tsfannt, bae
r Elm 0littsl ppsr bic Wtbi,in bsTtt, bas liGer
III fur bic Ssiluns BON Ysils. sBrr bieIe Sur
sebrau&t mad gcrldrift, Der wirb Fnesn, tab &c
elm unfstlbarss Mltte III. Der Gissntbiimsr
pcbnt an Der 9ssn Slrabs, In @llcrtaun.
Sobn Stcpben.
GTetsnfa(ls gum gerfauf I'm Su6fcbr gum
,9sGa gauntp gatrictsn.'
Sanuar %. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
& n rne enorS

SurpeporS.
9sYi 0i6tsnpallnsr, 5rtrlsrtpwn .. ..
NlcIes Sid, &uent. mn,
9. .. Ntff. Ncd's
Saniorb Stspten. Grrpsrsturs
Ssnsplle yorer. SrsrtertUwn
Samuel 2sr6, &rtibeiSpile. yicrtb Go.
psrlcnen bic itr eissntbum paftsrt su tatsn
wdni6en, f6nnen li6 an irssnb sinsn Der cbi8en
Surptgcrs msnbsn.
@uluf is, 1865. ra6Ni
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
S6abmetfterS <geri6t.

esstet&ttnwaansE Gh.. eaabmdau
Der Union sssenieitissn 8sursnf4ranss.
@sisai2aft bon esaa Co." In gs9nans nit
bsiastsr @sfsai&aft - Dom 2tsH Sani 1865,
bic gum 6'sn Sanuar 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Der 8ednunssfdbrer bslaftet fb wie
folat
@sfammtfuntnte,
Sr. '5E
Serfelbe sibt fi6 Greoit tpie fotst ;

er.
Serfelbe 8ibt ffb Greoit pie fctat
ssatlt Stunt 0, 1865, an Z. o. Wtoass ilp
fiir Drudsn, .-t-. S3f, 90
-" Sdstr unb eeIfsnrins. DO q 90
" " arsrlsr. Wsifsr unb Co.. bs 3 90
s. o. 8tOaps, 8lanftd&r 27 90
5ane II. b. to poIitss. &c. 20 90
lug. II. Sdsr u. gsiisnrina, truden, s 90
NOp. is. 8. o. @toabs, 8inl&rtftta, 2 80
Dec. "a bU bo S6rsibmateriaitsn, 8 80
DO to bo yolieiss. 8 90
bo DO pu Snrelbmatertatien, g 26
San. 6. 1866, .. gobtsr, 3sp. ..Saf, 2,6f
SiIana In sss S6aBmsiasrs 5Snbm, 20 90
@slummtlummt, si99 rs
.gBir bic llntsrseI&nsnttn beI&einissn tinbur4
oib mir bic obise 8e&nuns untsr(u2t uhs BE.
islte rtHts ssfunSen tabsn.
5. .. Midlep,
SEQ. Rotb, AUDITORS.
Sofepb Warfeper,s
Sanuar 90. - ua3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Ssp1elSDtQe Vpffdmt.

8olssnpe Brittle Fnb am lsbtsn 3fRsu Deetm.
tr, auf etm 8ossIssias. etaa gaunty, voaamt
lie9en asbltsbsn ...Er - - y
Graa sOrina ssibsnipsrssr. gsib 9ats g. MOf.
ltr. Deter ecns. Stsptsn DSrnbidlr. Ssmusl
SrOrn. Setn MiItun Brcutt, Sames godsn.
bad. seillian 5aas, Samfs @. 5aslu,an. 8,
Subsr, Dasb d,tmmtr, Or. albsrt Gi,omunh
eem: Slhs, 8. Slus, sbomas Rod, Wik Ga.
rab Y. Sarn, Samss STUN ifdsr. Son. atsnfwtII.
?. seoobrins. Samss @tsIer, prsf. .. d,
Staub, Ssnry smitbr, Gfa. "
Sanuar %. I'Tf = ss.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
@eIeQf6aftS% %9fa6rt6t.

VITtH ~1EWIV|ltVI+
Ra6rtdt III bIsrburG ssseten. baB bic Inter
3siGneen. am 4ten Sanuar 1866, nit einanbr
In @slsaidaft ss!rsten fno, unb spar In BEN
8aufmanns '@ei&dft, In @G,ntaun, unp untsr br
Strma eon S6timsr 9etliirsr. Gle pertsn lie
@si6dfts In alien fsrsn perIGieben,n 3peiasn, an
bsm alten Stanbplabe BON Rsninaer unb SG,i.
MFR, No. 5. seea Samiltcn @traee, natIi.
36dre 3u bsm ,.ahler Sctsl" In @Gentaun fort.
tsbsn,-allro ss iis freuen ,pirb tre nlten srsur.
te unb 8unbrn. uno psls neue su fsbsn.-p.ldbe
@ae NIT gdnftliafdt unb @dtsteit bstanbsli
wertsn iclen.
Gowaro g. S6eimer,
9lram 9. Sbeimer,
alexander g. Sbeimer,
@uenfaun, Sanuar 8. na4n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
ubre1t SaGubren
liitS eSlltpeleas.
Silber Waaren nnb Nelcbians.
GDarIes g. MSaWeDo

G1@rIes g. MS@Wege
SO. %, Sft 9amilton Strabe, seeen=
iiber Der Deutib 3eformirten Sir
be in Qaentaun,
WolIte esm pubIifrm etrertietian an,eisen,
baB sr lostsn ccn Nsuyort juridssi;brt III, iuit
stnsm fstr srobsn @fOrtsmsnt BON @iter In 1ei.
mem @sf&dfts' '3wsiss, ale
&o@olbsnsz uno SilbernesSad=
EL ubren BON allsn Senennunaen,
&&ssepon Nmerifaniiber uno Gnas
lifber Serfertieun9. fdr Oomen uno
0erren,
10 ipie sInem is9r gro Zen @Hortsmsnt BON ben
lsbten StYles BON Sutpelry
Silter unb platirte Waaren,
tpsldes suiammen NIT Ieintm fritersn Stud. nun
bas msiR Scaadnbisae @Kortmsnt bon @dter
dusmaGt. bas nod ie In bielem Sanpsstteil gum
S1fauf angsbotsn purbe.
Snbsm. er al feline @uter fir BaraeIb
Fault, 70 fitlt er SsriI&trt baB sr tielelte 70
mutlfell psnn nidt woblfsilg sertauftn fann ale
biss In Nsusort Ober philadelphia sel&iebt.
Sspt. 19, 1865. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
@pat tbr ipDblfeil famfem,
So sebt an 1t'illiam Srip's publfeilen
,Stieffl- llno S6ub Stobr,

Ss&as Stra6s, brittle sttr untr 9sGtsrs
r. Qmeriean Sctel.
$50 itr fnbsn pnpst bas ft5uRs unb "a
btRe aRcrtemsnt BON Stisfsln. Saabsn ~
unb 8ubbsr llebsrf6utsn, aus ben beitsn
&itY 6abrieen, eas j. nod In alentaun vzo>
3um Bsrtauf anssbetsn rpurtt. uno srar auesr.
orbsntlid wotlf.if far Saarselb. Somms, lebst
unb prafst fdr tu& islSH. Sd tann prtleilsr
pertaufsn. neil Id cine bi(lisere 8snts babe bsnn
irgsnb stn anbsrss gtatliffsment. Bsnn itr so
Drosnt erlparsn pclIt. 70 rufst an.
Stkftl far Mannr, 81 so tis SO 90
., Rnabsn, so :, so
S@ute >, Wdnnr, so ,, so
,. ;, Rtatrn, 1 90 ;, 2 25
fdoes 8aimeral u. Rib @fcpe, I so >, 3 so
Qdbtes Rib @fopt nitpere @aitere, I 90 >, 3 rs
8inbuf4ubt, so >, 90
Nae Sortrn Siippers fiir Wdnnsr,
edbies unb Nifss, 90 >, 80
Sspt. 10, ul6 u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Gin neues uno oauerbaftes
Srdm @obnbaus,
Union 9esenieitise
5Seuer 8erT6erun1S

9eiellibaft BON Zelda County.
Gisle nsue Gsfeai6aft III Ursapifrt, UNI 81.
senttum ssssn Gnlu0 BON 8susr 3u psrf6ern.
unb bat bsrsits s2,075, 600 90 wsrrb bslTtl.
ben pnftet.
Oireftoren:
.. s. 9anian, Dapip @ebman,
espi aidtsnwalInsr, Samusl 8. Sililsr,
@eorse 8ctb, Samusl Stssr.
Sranflin .. Wiidle, s2iuiam Wtnf,
SoIspt MariislIsr, @ecrse euSwis,
SOIspt Gaumtr, Sanforb Stspbsn,
9snsSlIe gotsr
q. g. pa afian, pra liosnt.
Bsnrpillr Doner, Srhrstar.
Gspi Eidtsnmalner, S4aBm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
Cabinet Sr1eln.

Die Nafcn unb 5dmlin Cabinet Srssln,
ptsrSis psri&istsnsn Stslsn. tsrseri&tst fdr tst.
ltss une psltl@e MuRf. fir $50 bic $500 tsss.
Gin unb ftinfSis scltsns cbsr lilbnns WsbailIsr.
ctsr antsre Drtmium purSen bsnltlben suerfc.ant.
Sauitrite @atalcsusn fret. ISbre6: W.aspn
unb am I'm. @ofon, pbsr Walo n
SrOt9er 0, gistp.gort.
Ssptsmter, t2, 1865. notS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
$ 9Jes! > 9Jes T.!
Qetbenbe fe6et bier {!
Ncp. IA.

Scl6s bic an Der silcsr,n Nbrr (pilss) let,
ben, wire &C bsrsli6 frsusn su pfrnstmsn, bae
Gin Nittsl, rei6ss pisls laRise Sranftsit urfcbI
bar bsilt, 9funpsn mptrsn III. - Sc III ries bic
lcSenannte Yies98urSei. uno Der untrr,ei6ncts
fam 3'ueniiIs rcrlsstn, ta6 sr fdon Sunrerte
BON prlcasn eamt asbsilt bat - uno ra pisIs
1tatlade nun in unluer umseaenb bsfanst se.
pOrpsn 1T, 70 lprsasn auA tastia pisls espsnSs
fiir rabslbe rcr.
0ian ertdlt tieiss bsrliGe unb nprOtts Ulit.
tel in tsm Su6itcbr sum esGa Gaunts patriot,
an BEN @aftduiern Der 5susn GGnsd unb pa
senbud, 70 we tet bem Gnbss' 'unter3,itnsten. In
Der 7tsn Strass, in @llsntaun ielbf. spe auh
sci George 8sinbarbt, SrumbaunsvlIs. Milfort
Sdani&ip. Buds eaunts.
espi &ubns.
Sanuat 2. 1866, ra3Nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-06
SDnat6dn 4bele,

Spnatban 4bele, 5
Saneiber tn Der Stabt Iuentaun,
"a 9sna&riatist str.rtistIsii sas patltium.
R bab n bas Sebneiber. @eftbdft
nod INNER bstrebt, unb omar In tr Union stra.
ee In Nlentaan, swsi Sbarsn untertalb, BEN
S4ul9auie, alpo CT bsret ia aqsn Snlpsdbens
ben In fsinsm GaAs sur sOasn 9ufrist,nteit 10
pisnsn ... Id md
@uste6erunsen ,nb 8leiberpayen.
Gin man&ss Sleibunss. .Stad, bas pkldtbt
enise 6ledm ober nur snsn fltinen Rie erkaIttn
tai, wirp pen bsm gsner rpssssDcrfeh, fvettsts
nt&t fsin fullte. Sol&t Rlsibunss. .@td6e tsTnt
ct aus uno reInist i1s. 70 ba6 e ipis nsu due6sn,
unb iplrtlit 70 gut unb f&Sn Inb rpie ntu-=ui,b
ratei an gdn3 tidi9en yreifsn .-ptubirts nur
stninal, unb SIR fnbst bae 6ttr BE @atrttit se.
iast ~. aIiO wn @sb lparsn tvia, bsr rufe aa
td 80
Sonatban Tbett,
Sn Der Union StraBt gilsntatn.
Setosr 81, 1865. sSs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-22

We should like to know by whose authority
ga colored gallery is established in the senate
chamber. The senate has just passed bill to
make all men equal before the law; why does it
make them unequal in its own presence? The
separation is a concession to vulgar and inllu-
man prejudice, a relic of pro-slavery hatred, and
inexcusable any ground. We got rid of ''col-
ored cars" i'll New York long go. Is the United
States senate to keep in the of this casterid-
den city a question Of color and race?-N T.
Tribune. .. ..- ...r Il.
We suppose the authority" is that of common
sense. II negroes equal, they ought to be
satisfied with an equal gallery 10 themselves
White people
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The TH1EFs PLEA.-'sWel, sx.s said police
magistrate to prisoner charged wh stealing, cit
appears to me that I've seen you before. Your
ia face s locks s very familiar Have vou been here
EYES, sir"
'How many times q
tNot over a dozen"
"Ah! you old rogue, I thought So Waren't you
before me once for stealing shawl"
eyes, ,ssir."
.'And watch p
'1 remember something about it
"And breast-pin q
'I shouldn't be surprised
'And number of pairs of boots 2?
II do recollect that time"
''And some piecies of silk from linen -draper's,
If am not mistaken p
''Well, you amt
''And an old gentleman's portmanteau -
"That's so, your worship"
'And on one occasion a barrel of ale ?''
"Only once"
.'And about year ago horse and cart %, q" '+
''Quite likely" : -
"And here you are up for stealing sugar this
time. What excuse have you % IF :.
"a very good one, your worship"
'FWhat one? Necessity ?" '~-~
'tNot exactly" .. ~ -r..--~ -.-.r
"Then what ?'
'Your own advice
'fMy advice? How dare you (? You've beer
here so many times you've got familiar and grown
saucy.'
II say acted upon your advice, and stick
Iit." e...G ,.t'
''To steal Tell me when I advised you te
steal.'' tzGA
Every time I've been brought before you, the
evidence not sufficient, and you discharged ME
and said, Go about your business and I did.
have only followed your orders
4 "Wel, sir, now said the astonished magistrate
''the evidence is not sufficient this time, either
and you are discharged, you lucky rogue. Bu
take care you don't stick to business again too
close hereafter or You may find you've overworkee
yourself, and l shall have to send you to hos
pital.'
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An Eloquent Denuncfation of Thad SteDhen

An Eloquent Pronunciation OF Ihad. stephens.
Mr. Delano, of Ohio, is republican. He is
surrounded by colleagues of the radical stamp
Yet he has had the manliness to denounce, from
his place in congress, the mad schemes of these
agitators. The following sketch of his remarks
will afford the reader an idea of their nature
"Some months ago he had heard sounded the
keynote of the gentleman from Pennsylvania (NIr
Stevens that the property of ten millions of peo-
pie should be subject to confscation and dis
posed of IN part payment of the national debt for
the location of the emancipated race, and to in
crease the pensions of those who had suffered in
the late war. He shocked at the enunciation
of that universal scheme of plunder and he felt
if America would lose her reputation before the
nations of the earth if should adopt SO uncivil-
lied policy. But it was based on the theory of
dead states and conquered provinces. The man
who put forth that theory not wanting i'll in
tellect sufficiently clear to apprehend the inhu-
nlanity of the proposition in all its logical and ne
cessary consequences. The Duke of Ava execu-
ted the decress of bigoted master with fire and
sword in the Netherlands, but this gigantic scheme
of plundering the South would make the ghost of
Alva blush for his timidity, and admit that he was
not robber or murderer fit to be respected in
America. He referred to Cromwells invasion of
Ireland, and the devastation of that country but
those examples of waste, savagery, and desolation
faded into insignifcance before that extensive
scheme of plunder proposed by member of the
American Congress"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-22

RELIEF FOR Mrs. DAvIs.-Governor Jenkins, OF
Georgia, has appealed to the ladies of Milledge-
vile in behalf of the fund for Mrs Jefferson Davis
and recommends that the legislators, ministers OF
the gospel and others, all go to work and raise
means for the same purpose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-22

We call upon the people to give expression to
where e Throughout the north. As the south is With
held from the political arena, and forbidden to
lift voice in its behalf in the national congress-
let the masses of the north become the champions
of their cause, which, after all, is the common
cause that all patriots must vindicate for their
welfare and their country's safety There should
be in every city, town and village organized
movement in opposition to the radical intrigues.
There should be nnass meetings held at ali the
centers of population, in assertion of the right of
southern representation in congress. The Presi-
dent has said that he is willing to trust to the peo-
pie the settlement of the great issues of the day;
let the people, with an emphasis that cannot be
misunderstood, assure the President that he can
depend upon their cooperation and support.
.--.--.- Ess-- Ne.c, ] ork Ne,cs
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The partisans of the majority in Congress have
been startled by the words of Mr.. Johnson, by
a peal of thunder. They have become alarmed
In their anxiety to temporize, they seek to break
the effect Of his language on the country.
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the rules supended and the bill placed its
third reading. ...r
Mr. Harris Rutherford offered the following proviso
Provided That said road shall be the guage as
that of the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford rail-
road" which adopted and the bill passed (The
charter is for railroad from the High Shoa lronworks to
the W. c. & r. Il. r.
Alarge number of bills referred temporarily
disposed Of which viii be noticed they up for
ton.
ELECTION FOR SENATOR oNsIow COUNTY
Mr. McKoy introduced resolution providing for writ
of election to issue the sheriff of Onslow fill the
cancy occasone by the death of Mr. Sanders the said
election to be held Oil the first Thursday of March, l1st
day of March, 1867 which adopted.
The senate diourned.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
The Senate called to order at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hardie Of the Presbyterian