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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
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putlifaner esssn bic lsbte Datl na&. bd wsl6sr
bos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mtt unssfdtr 1000
Sttmmfn Nebrtdt aneencmmen Wurpe.
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ia un3rsifeltaft wisbererwdttt. Das Gaunty,
In rem Dtseltns Iisst. tR ucA srdftibaft 1ast
absr rrpubI,ianifAen 0ewinn.
Borsmans Ditbu,pa6t als Ooupsrneur ron
0tasIfsintm n f&u. .H
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
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wIrb tisrmit ssssbeH. baB Der ttutsrssidMte ole
9reeutsr pcn Der Sintsrlafsnf&aft bee Ssrliorbe.
n,n Sotn Rstutarb. isstttn BON apnn
aaunlMip. SsAd Gauntp. anseaellt mcrfsn
IN. - aas Dtjsnissn batter, nelGe nUa al
bsfaete StattrlaRenfGaft f6ulbis lns, ,uerben
btsr6ur6 aufssfoteest tnnertalb Q WO&tn ansu.
rufen unb abauts3atlsn, - tine Sol6e bic nod
rsNtmdeles Gorberunsrn tabtn mSssn, finb slsi&.
faas sriu&t fci6e innrtalb belaster 5tit irptl.
bea6tst ein,utdnbtssn, oh
Sofbua Weiba, Gr'pr.
Oftcbr 80. 1865. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Slm w wenfebenfreaube! !

Mm w enfdtemfreaube!
\ auf Ntttwo&s ben 24Rsn Ottobu Sptse elm
iuuser Mann, Namsns q eoree %ttsr.
letnt, 4eimath I'm DtRritt sauni@tp, 4rts
County, unp tnan bat iettosm ntdfs mttr BON
ttm sstSyt. Gr II unsladt&sr sBstis au Bel.
ten i&ma@annls. une IN etslsw 3aRanbe bssab
u RH neg. or 10 strpa 81 Sabrsn alt - unb
bette btes @o&snttsiper dp ale r peeslsns -
stusn i&warlsn Out Otas Ganb une ssta 9rua
lappen. \/
Meul&sufreunts bt struas pon itm wilIm
lclIteu, rarbsn elmer, ,6sttmmsrttu BsruanotIGaft
stn,n sroesH Gsfeusn srssussn--weun Fs lOslei&
NaHrtHt ssbtn 'parbsn On
n Jsraef\ Deuer.
bsiT.n poa!gmt 9anbis' @totr. 8srfs Gauntp,
90. 10 4 ober an pem SuG1otr gum ,,asHa
@auntS gatrtot."
rBsGlslbldttsr itnS srfu&t bas Ckse si
scpfrsn--wOpur& as uns su @essnbisnfse( Ssr-
,bE,Hisn. b. o..
'Oitober 80, 1866. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
1Uebifsile HieiSer.

Dd tath ser einiser Belt ,urad. q. o. 8tstute,
Sasuetrf ausrdbrsibtr.-a maree putti,irt. n,a
wiu &C atsr tas Ding ..aefteppr' batsu. otnu BITE
esuts batsu ausssfaHbsn oas is ba Bist. 9td pehls
TELLER taufsu tSnasn ssb tsesrs Hiis bstsmueu pte
ieuitsrs uub &C .,etdarse" &C tSnHe utd,t msbr
..rumtemmsn" unb e,tle Diu9s mastsu uhttrtoesn
rsrbsu.--Da tSHusn uuH wisesr stumot Me fshsn
psld sin ..assnsft' ss III In rem sesba Gauntp
Satrtet" 40 aepsrtetftu. 500
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

0HrDts srfte Gslbaten National laien.~ mod.
ts ibrsn gQtt Gctoatsu btfannt motbsn bae fe ibre
6alIs In hsm 9teu etcdmsrt absr ssrtin'a uuo esbs
4teiesrfebr. In 1ftntatn batsa--oob Ne fdSu dtiss
esfAmanit ii uub tie sauf militdrifts Bsik.-eefer
Satben Hrb bdufia ta--auh Settees. Ofsn. q. r..
70 bae Dkisnis'n DIE i'd ibrsr Oreaaiatiea anhttses
sn rpstIsa 40 isber Belt sinsa ar9susbmea Srt FH'
esa.-1m Denasrfias absne ssrfauusstf adb btsitr
Beeeta pisesr-unb ts srirb asbsht. bae 1ue aRits
Ststsr bstwsbnsa pWbsa.@1af 8srtaassn br De-
aufeh.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

niAt fo.--Btli MIR knb tKmv brett 8sblsr Az
,ssrrefteu" msRn wtr moMen. uub eae bds 0tios
Gin Ssblsr roar ftben mir ieet uur gu ssutttdb siuS
sBir bdttsn ou6 btn ottn SeRri@ .ssnfattsu" fcts
len. atsr ttr In hen Gol,nae buouf une wr mtiIsu
ssfasheu rpir bateu piet psu ansrer .Gerkesnes"
ibn pxrtsrsn. felt tem lluIturs am p,ftassu S&wamm
-pcu Rem Uir fpdtsrbin eiss rslrs 8sfArsibuna
sstsu usrptn,-1eiurt@, Si, battn e nit TtsiS
9etbau.-esi atsr oeus rpte es rotll-bsr Shebtius
eMsb bst Dem etiaen @aftbaufs mps binunter an ben
Witbsf sersut uSo bic san,sn 2S0 Sas an Der
6amit On Stroee pea setaut ueresn. aBir nsbmeN
iset uniern ei9rsn Bs9-bem DsiuriA f6ansn sptr
fsrutrbiA si&t trausR.--Run mist uns atsr Redb
eiu autsrss ..Qrspertp" In 1nsstenr. dbnIi& ben
,.Nrsutdbldti biss taft ibr spsbt Nsibsa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Slicber 80, 1865.
@earp unb 8ictprD!
gg,e bGs asmbIiemett.

Wuf Grsltass ben 9tsn RoSsmtsr fOll am
@aftaut BON Daste Cuff. (Dtlbsrt's
stdns) In S,issltsss faunlftp, eeAa GauntY.
siu aToeartises
@earp.Gsft
seranaat.et wsrssu. rsl&W bon BEN btan Spu.
&rn bslu@t pehsu ssirb, &c foa cine parset
auf pfHbsr unb @Sssn aattf rbsn-une 20 fol-
len cine 1uoati 6srssl.e e&wstuAsu gang "ssro'
Get" wueeu. Z.
Cine Sraetanbe unb olle nbtbise Gr'
frifdun8en.
auf BEN @runt u bafar ssiorst. bae aus n5s
,tiae @etrdnfen .unb Speftn sorrdtbis fab. -
Die Sanaluei8sn iSnnsu aueh ateommeetrt wer.
ben.
sW SctIte bas Usttsr am Grsttas ben 9sn
Eepsmter unsa- ais f,tn. 70 knest bas GeR am
SdmQae htn f0tsn Ncstmbtr Ratt.
Dapib 6uff.
Stt. 80, 1856 ns2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
1slans 10 @unass,
bee S&aemeifi

Div bic untu,siGnstsu aubitorsn Srr 9atcSer
Saunf&ip, bstbist naG ben @tisben bee eanbss.
wtI&e G& NIT btm SGabmsiRsr tss befaeten
taunf&ips SsriamWslt tatsu, unt sspar aaf ben
2lasn Ostobsr 1866. tabsn feline gcu&ers uns
sevfu&t, unb aatten nun Bsrt&t az. bn6 bic ubise
8e&auns unb DtIans ridtts N. 3um Ssusnib
taspu. kaben MIR tIunuaiastsnb nnfere untsr.
f&nftn unb Glssri bsietfdsi, an bsm Gage anb
sem Datum otsn anstdt,t.
Sobn &. 1rsrter,
Samuel &eiper,
n. -,-,~ s. @m. Rei6arb,
auhitcren.
Sltcber 30, 1865. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Nd6ri6t-

rttb titrmt ssssbsn. fae bic 1nter3ti&neteii aiS
etstutors BON FER 5intsrioesnlGaft pss pus
ecrhnsn 5enrp 6uFmeI, istttin pun
3anouev Saunfdip. es6d &dunip. srnannt nor.
ben Rnb. age Distsnissn babtr, spsiHe Ap&
an teiaete Sintsriobsnf6oft f@uIetn. fnb tiess
rurG aufSsfotbsrt innertatb 6 Rc&m anauS
rufsn unb dtSute3atisr, unt GcI@e Bic nod
reGtmdstse anipriGs babeh. lInb aIeinfa1s C..
lsat bifitlts inhsr6aIb bsm ndmlisSea 5ettraum
hOtltsaatiSt sintubdneisen, an
8obsrt g. gDtduer,
Gssnt fiif bis Grteutrit,
Glifabetb 3ummsl.
Stiobtr 2. nd-6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Der ,,,obIfsiIe g,ud,(iebr.

Der meb!feitfts Su6fiebr auesrhalb g1eurtrf.
8altimsrs uno pbitabslpbia. IN unitrsiis Der ron
:. 9. 4beaos. in daeniour.-9Bsnn Sbr bies
aidbt stanbt, psa oann fno Sbr eepib piiIfommen
ea,u, Gusr 0eto .mss,uicOlsn."=1ber nit baben
todh asboht pir peIten tt-Guren Sntsrebtu meg
sn-neh sirmot fo9sn -1bsr nun tbut ssraoe wie
Sbr pslIt- sBenn Sbr Sl.25 fir elm Bud ts,obls
su psat. bas Sbr ron ibm fdr Sl.00 faufsn iSnrt-
r6eu bana ,,ae absab" 30-2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
6rpScS SubeIfetf,

ioa da
6rpScS SnbeIfett,
IL @6.n t.s 70 sro6sn anp sldnssnem Seses
ber Union. Tsrissi. fitr bic Gopprtsabs' 'por.
itsi; absr bte So6sioa's partta ater bic SIN.
portattons. Darttet; DOR Il. faff&e 9aturalia'
ticnspapiee. .parttd absr nds S.airun8s. @ele
unb iitsr bic Fl idnbli&asn Bsirassrei;s bic noS
ie ScrSstcmmsr fns-absstaItsn tpebs1 ui:e biss
j,rar auf
Sreitass ben 2ten gtoSember,
bssinnsnb pr6,is um 10 lltr gsrmittass ss-in brr
Stabt Nllentauu.
&c II Der Bunf& ter COMMITTEE. 30 feetn bab
f& Ale CUTE uniunleutt baran bsttttlisen rper.
Der -Sa. bieislts fi9lt ole fd 90 bic pfIidt d.
nss Stcsn. lfbboften Anttsil taran su netmsn.
Der Stss 10 Der sr5bte upb wiGtiaHs fir unIrs
ga&fommen. fdr ben Norosn unb fiir bas Botl
bee eanbss ibfrtaupt. Der nod is porsefcmmsn
if-ta wir VIE taben nod ME bel einsr foIGs
widtissn Watt seRimmt. mt.-Sd.tsn wtr bic 0atl
psrlortn. bann Serlabs man fiA nur carauf, un.
ftrer Ns8tsrunssba unb un(tr 8sgierungs.
sslo teeaGt btsfes ipirbe ipsrttlos sema&t. une
psr sauss gfcreen r,iiatrt worben fein.
Dater. unier bielen bstenlli&sn timaSnbtn-
ben ubtsen anarsnsunssn. Bstrdsueien. Nd&tsn
unb gsmentsn sessui6r alIsin aetsnb. taten
uir bod, unter BEN S&ube ber gorittung, &C.
iisst-unb 70 slautsn MIR, ba6 % aniere gftat
IN etne
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
xalts elm nit oeinsn puHs.

&. .. aemmerer. fat uns Madsrid,t ssss
Gen. bae pir Itin trsits 70 pspuidtts Gfatiifsmsnfa
nidi msbt .,puheH~ feusn.- Ct fact &C fSnnt nidbt
Noft fbuu - Dae 1t BE tsasa 6isarrsn aub Satat
atsrboutt III ausutaun baf<sits IN fden ianss pers
ianssn.--aBsa nit uetIsn aufbdrsu nit BEN ,.gufs
ftS." BOZ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
1i1iat 1i,r saS

Bsnu SSr "a nitbt wist, 70 rcIsu MIR ss Gu&
talb asfaaf batG>--ndmt d BOP man bic webtfeiihsn
ts: n. 6. Smith. fauft. bte In
1asatauS ssbaltsn psresn tsantn.-efu 1T 70!
30-2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

- esiesnbt ioiItsn Mot sssidumea 6d Or.
porsuiprdsh - Der f6 8ssens
pdrtis am ausa 9auft In elsf1 Staet auftdlt.
9r bat lstr wuahwboss 6ursn bsrrsnsHist uHt
fstnt Gcsbtunesn fnh hais.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

~Gine srobe 1nsabl Delfttr
&oblensun Gifen. 1rbeiter tcmmt nad)
ben Ser. Staaten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
MubitDrS<8ertAt.

Die gis&nuns Ron ben Uesmstann vos 9a'
npStr aauniGip, far HsuniY. uns prsaptts.
Sar. far tas Satr 1855.
Or.
@auSsr 1tlauf bsr Duptteatf, $9.62S GS
Dslauf ecleftirt burt 8.
%. s Gbrtarb, $7.044 II t
DurM Dieter. 98l &c
ausRetsno bur@ Distr
an Gbubarb. 53i SO
.~ -ss, ,62s Os
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

~@m. Sartrauft. aubitsr 0snsraI
bisirs Staats. bat bic Grnsnnuns tur6 bm
&sitss Sefutdr, ats Colonel In br rssuldrsn
armft ansenommsn, ane wtrb f&on am 1an
Ncpsmbsr Garsisbur9 seriufIrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

~Die Bane BON SbersGanaba bat
ibre 3aNuneen ein8efeqt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Ctt. 80. 1866
SefentliGer 0erfauf

BON ftdsburem ltesenbem Gisenttum.
am Somaas. ben 10. Ropsmter, UNI Tier
gaa&mittase. fptI auf BEN pIase fstba, II Rob
mbeittau EaunIdp, as&a County. futstnpss
f&dbbare lisstnbs gHmtstr auf sftntllAsr Ben.
bu perfautt mseen, udmlt6;
30. l.-Giue debare Sauirti,
sslsssa in msrsws,ltbaa sauni&ip. ss&a gauus
10. nate Der Geypter Sir&s arsntsne an eaub
bon Naycn Aokisr. Gsniim Hre,nia, attstmdn
Ostu, DanIst StsdtI, glsro Peter unb aaron
RiAlsiu eu,taIttnb 100 adsr. utstr obu ne.
niger, tteIls S&wamm. uub tts,ls Sot,tane. Der
Satl N sutss 1autans. Die gsrbsfsrunssn
barauf fnos
- Gin speif6aiess badftsinernes
fs bnbaus,
Elm toppsltss swsifSdlsss istnsrnts
Wobnbars, nate ttbsm Der 9dufsr 10 sin Sprip6.
taus. zine aroee (isinsrne Sdeun. sBagelGuppen.
Usl16fornlripptn, S&wsin1aa unb icnhtse n6tt'
lac Netenaetdute. Gin gutter Gpfeltaumsarten
unp onpsrss OBJ b.Fnbtt flo carauf., Der s.
ronton RisssIwss pafflrt burd bas eane une
4alta.ins Rnp In stober Wsngs baraut une otns
3psifsl aud Gtlsnn3. tnesm Grassnbsn earan
srsnsen.
So. 2.-Gia gtda Sotslanb,
kaelsssn im aSmIiGsH aounfGip unb
Gauuty cine Biertelmeile ron pbissm
E. Giaehttuf. sttn5enb an ednbr pen
stsro Vsies, Stmsn ssnsrsr uub 5iIstman 9st.
Isr, snttaitene 8 adsr. metr spsr wenisu. iif
mtt isber ast lAperem 6ols bepa&Gsn, fGidli4
far Sdstisds unt Rsselbasnf@Usasn.
Die 1sbinsunssn an gntaufstase anS auf'
raytuns BON
Gbomas gtttsI.
SftsbU 80. Ha3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
Doctor 6errtd's

brakmts 1lsblstnsn. ndmli6 abfatrsabs p.ier
bEt6nbers auf Die eetsn rlrfsnb StSvls
bssTFaRer far Rdd. uub Ssttsf@mefs...
5. ., Rofer, 1potbefer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
0reunDe BET linton
1J(ta6eta auf!

5uiolss siuss 9tf&iuGss ber er.sutiS,n CON.
tsittee, far es6a Gaunts rsriammslt AM Ieytsn
Sameaas am 1auit pon 3. 8. 6asenbu@,
fcq etH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30
gf d d TT d /.

N gaa&ri&t rirb tiumit sesebtij
Ls.A bab tr unterjsi&neit afs 6odeftsi
"A rudnnt ,rurbtn m. UNI ben istrtis
g&A dfii Eaf fdr Bic ..Qfd Gauntn al
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-One span Of a
bridge Gf the Central Ohio railroad, over
the Muskingham river, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
gave way about nine o'clock this morning
as the eastern bound express was crossing,
precipitating the engine, tender, two Ad-
ans Express cars, one baggage and one pas
seEger car, sixty feet to the rocky bottom Of
the river. 1t is not known yet that any
person was killed, but many were seriously,
and perhaps, some fatally wounded. At
the time Of the accident two empty engines
were crossing on the down track, one Of
which escaped with the loss OF its tender.
This train contained passengers from St.
Louis and Cincinnati, destined for Balti-
more and Washington, and was the regular
connection train of the Baltimore and Ohio
road, ria Bellair. The body of Caldwell,
Of Sherman's staff, lately deceased at New
Orleans, was on the train, but was recov-
cred without damage. 1t is considered
miraculous that no persons were killed out
right. ...-l
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
FROM SAN FRANSISCO.
Indian DeDredotion..

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3d.-A letter from
Lapaso, Arizonia, dated November 22d
says the Indians have blockaded the road
between Hordeysyille and Prescott, pre-
venting the transmission of the mail fol
about two weeks. The Indians also attacked
train between Prescott and Aqua Frio
killing three men, and burning several wag'
ons, and drowning fifteen yoke of oxen.
They were committing outrages in other
parts of the territory.
Large quantities of goods had arrived at
Lapaz. f..
The United States Quartermaster had re.
ceiyed orders to buy grain at Prescott, and
it is believed that the quantity in the vi.
cinity would bring $4,000 in gold.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05

who grind their own coffee or spices. Read
twice and referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Ferry, the Committee
on Commerce was instructed to inquire into
the expediency of making appropriations
for such harbors On the western coast of
Michigan as were surveyed this year by the
General Government.
Mr.. Ingersoll offered the following rese-
| luton:
Resolved, That the President of the
United States is hereby respectfully re-
quested to inform the House, if not incom-
patible with the public interest, how near
the verge of the Government the present
body called Congress is at present, and II
1t is not nearer the centre than he formerly
supposed it. Laughter. The yeas and
nays were demaded and the resolution re-
jected.
Mr.. Wentworth offered the followingreso-
luton:
Resolved, In response to that portion of
the Presidents message that relates to those
communities which claimed to be the Con-
federate States of America, that the House
tinds in the many acts of disloyalty which
have trsnspired in these communities since
its last adjournment, as well as in the recent
elections in the loyal States, additional rea-
sons for insisting on the adoption of the
pending constitutional amendment, before
it will consider the propriety of giving
| them Congressional representation.
1t was moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Lost, yeas 80; nays 1l9.
The resolution was then adopted without
division.
On motion of Mr.. Orr, the President
was requested to communicate any informa-
ton or correspondence relating to the at
tempt of Santa Anna or Ortega to organ
ize arm ed expeditions in the United States
for the overthrow of the Government of
Mexico. ....r
On motion of Mr.. Farquhar, the Ser
geant-at-Arms was directed to pay to Mr..
Nashburne, of Indiana, the difference be-
tween his pay as member and what he
received as an officer from the Sd of March,
1865, to the date of his discharge.
Mr. Julian introduced bill to equalize
bounties Read twice and referred.
Mr.. Spalding introduced bills which
we're read twice and referred as follows:
For the protection of Government piers,
break-waters, and other harbor improve
ments for commerce; to provide a navy
yard at the naval station for the upper
lakes TO Cleveland, Ohio. Referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Lawrence introduced bill to repeal
80 much of the naval appropriation bill of
last session as increases the compensation
Of members, to which Mr.. Schenck offered
an amendment providing for the refunding
Of the increased compensation. Read twice
and referred. "
Mr.. Lawrence also introduced bill to re-
duce the mileage of members. Referred.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05

The Radicals Of the North are attempt
ing to alter human nature, and reverse
the current Of human feeling They
think to make a people towards whom
they are maniiesting a fendish hate, and
loading with orProbrium and oppression
admire, initiate, fraternize and love them.
The New York Tribune in one issue has
an article feic;tating itself on the poverty
Of the Southern people, and another
gloating over the actual destitution in
some parts of southern coun ~.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
PROM CANADA.
voIunterr Rntteries Nenlr 81

Volunteer Batteries Newly Equipped.
OTTAWA, CIV, Dee. 3.-The whole Of
the volunteer field batteries in Canada have
been supplied with new and complete
equipment in guns, carriages, stores, am
munition and harness, which has given
great satisfaction to officers and men, as
placing them in a condition to take the
field with effect at moments notice
Among those which have been thus newly
equipped, are the field batteries at London,
Willard, Hamilton, Toronto, Kingston, OF
tawa, Montreal and Quebec.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
PROM NEW YORK.
The Associated Press QurreI.

New York, Dec. 3.-The Associated
Press quarrel excites little interest here
The policy Of the Association has no
changed. The World announced this
morning that it would take Craig's news
and it was then Immediately dismissed
from the Association. The Herald, Times
and Tribune, it is understood, had a con.
ference to-day and agreed to interchange
special dispatches and send them over the
country. They also agreed to advance one
hundred thousand dollars each during the
next three months towards strengthing and
developing the facilities Of the Association
At this conference it was felt that the con-
test is not with the country press, but to
prevent the creation of one man tyranny
over news like that exercised by Mr.. Reu-
ter, of Europe The most liberal arrang-
ments are being made with all papers that
remain true to the Associated Press.
Delegations from the West are here pro-
testing against the action of Messrs. Hal
stead Il White The action Of the Herald,
Tribune, and Times, of course, ends the
contest, and it is now said that Mr.. Craig
will continue to send only commercial dis
patchs and ship news abandoning the col
lection of general intelligence
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
NTeNIcnn AnhIrr

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-There are RI.
mors here that Macmillan has acceded to
the wishes of the Conservative party, and
returned to Mexico for the purpose Of car,
rying on the empire. .... .
Special instructions have been issued tc
the commander Of our troops on the Ric
Grande with reference to Mexican affairs
the purport Of which is said to be that he
Is to abstain from any interference whatever
in the affairs of ihat country, unless ordered
from headquarters 10 do so.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Christmas Trade.-W. T. Berry < Co.
booksellers, Public Square. are daily receiving
additions 70 their stock OF Christmas Goods, con-
Iisting of English Bibles and Prayer Books, in
the newest and most elegant bindings. Devo-
tiOnal Books; all the new Illustrated Works for
the Holidays: Writing Desks-new styles, in
wood and leather; beautiful Leather Goods, and
many new Fancy Articles. Their stock Of
Children's Illustrated Books never was better.
-dnn2-1u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-05
BIG REAL ESTATE SALE
Valuable City Property,
# AT AUCTION,
On the 9Th December, 1866

A 7 10 O'CLOCK, WEDNESDAY. HTH
IA December, we will offer at public Outcry
follows:
TWENTE-FIVEFE FEET on the cor. of BROAD
and Cherry streets Seventy feet deep. part Of me
Tobacco Mandatory Of Morgan K Mcdaniel on
which Is three story Brick House.
TWENTY-FIVE FEET adioinina sane
depth. fronting on Broad street with three story
Brick House.
FIFTEEN FEET on same street adioininr
the above, with three story Brick House.
TWENrY-FIVEF FEET adjoining the above.
same improvements and same depth.
TWENTY-FIVE FEET adioininr. running
back one hundred and thirty feet, more or less
The above one hundred and fifteen feet en-
BRACES all the three story building and good brick
walls are run up from the foundation 10 the caves
OF the roof. and constitute FIVE stores
FOU RTEEN FEET SEVEN INCHES
rontlng on Cherry street. near the corner of
road and Cherry. with small improvement
PITY FEET on Cherry st. good depth. next
north Of Captain Stockell residence and near the
first mentioned property.
FORTY FEET on Cherry street a little south
Of the last mentioned piece.
TWENTY FEET on Broad street. one hun
dred and thirty deep, within one hundred feet of
the Morgan b Mcdaniel property.
To all ofwhieh We respectfully invite the atten-
ton OF persons wishing safe and profitable invest
ments .
Terms-One-half Cash. balance IN six and
twelve months, with interest from date, and lien
retained. A. NELSON 4 co. -
J. L. & R. W. BROWN, ! agents
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NEW York, Dec. A large fire took
place on Walker and Canal streets, last
evening. Two houses were completely
burned, and five others more or less injured
Total loss about S25000O. Five men, en-
gagged as workmen in one Of the houses
are missing, and three Of them are sup
posed to have been burned to death.
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The Arms Seized by the Steamer
Michigan 10 be Delivered 20 Owners.

BUFFALO, Dec. 4.-The weather is wet
and disagreeable. Fenian military COM
panies are parading the streets with banners
and music.
The arms which were seized by the Uni
ted States steamer Michigan during the
raid last summer, it's announced, are to be
delivered TO the owners.
The Fenians are constantly drilling by
companies in different parts Of the city and
neighborhood
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Mr.. ]. ScsttersOOd, Of Richmond, Va,
now at @. B. Abbott's, No. % College street. H,
has recently bsen employed in some Of the lead
ing tsiloriug establishments in the Northern
cities. and comes highly recommended as a first
rate cutter. dec1-lCt
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4. 5. Forces not tO-MeddIe with Next
can A0nirs

New ORLEANS, Dec. Seen. Sheridan
has ordered the commander Of the United
States forces, on the Rio Grande, to refrain
from any interference in Mexican affairs,
unless specially instructed to do so from
headquarters Of the department.