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nsn unp pdbrsnb bislem tsmsrfts CT 81 mir Sen
@earp fst In Der Stabt. bic 5suermanns. Sair
bsiu&mp. .-Bh sntfnlOben uns tann su sstsn
unb ibn su fstsn-sinssn BON BEN Stall meg
ptne 3uua tn's 5aus au setsn.-gBtr stngsn bis
reft mad bem @blsr 5ottl. alpo Id stwas @rlo
aus sinsm pon ben stpst Der podhbt&,r natm.
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Id slauts bsiOs parn ba 3u i,nsr 3eit.-sBdrs
babdts bas bic 7-30 entttelt ni6t ba ssspslsn,
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ppdstbu& psrmibts. iasts Id 90 5rn. yrafel,
ba6 90 fort Gsi, unb na&osm mir sinise Dilnutsn
baron ssfpru6en tatttn 8tsnssn MIR binuntsr
naG ltinr @Utnuns. ns.-Diss mar um ettpa 9
lltr so fobs SUfspb ysafsl bas @ritemal ais
sr siniss 3eit nattsr bon btm ..S6cb" ,uriid'
fam Das @edHt In umlauf ssisbt. burd cine
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iunss glann SOltpt, mttne 8anpsn ssaoblsn bat
ts, IN erlUsen.-Dab sr biss tbun tornte ili un.
m5slid. inbsm er nht nate bel MIR mar. bic
nadbsm i& bas prdttbuG permiets, wie rorbin
angsbsutst. Doe @aiGt. ba6 Id In pbiIabsl
pbia sspsItn fsi I'm 7-30 su traminlrsn. tpslGe
Scftpb gsoftl sstrau6t babe. um sin Wslubecn
su tauftn. III alsitfals fallG. In isbr 5inli6t.
Sd mar In 10 Subrsn niGt In gbilaeslpta &C..
rsfen.
lntbonp &riebel.
rlntsrsei&net In Der 8sssnwart pun
Gbarles Rraue. t..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Gletbunal Gleibun9l

Du 2lsieT.Stctr son, 6. 0ee 10 mad No
80. Ota 6'miitcn. .Strass. nots 6assnbu&s
0aataut psrIs9t poreen,-allwc sr atle Nrtsn
Mauns .Stttirer unb &naben. Slsibsr an ben alltr.
nissrisasn Yrtibsn prfauft. - Ssm Stpd 10
atlss nsu. une gut aufssma6t.
3l,iesr weOsn aud auf BtRtluns ssma&t
unS Srar na& ben msa mooisRsn Stslss unb an
ben niteriisn prsbsn
@ >a Gnos @eib.
ssssmbsr Is. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Ssssnwartis bsim rlntul&rsibsn
wm. ). n1eHer.
2lus(ase Don Guty Anna edDuIe.

SD sisns Sur Belt ale 5rn. &risbsl's 7-30
ssaobl,n wu ben, ans Benjamin gsufels In bic
8Oa Ssrr &risbsl fam pOn @atuiauaua batin,
70 tsim Dunfslwsbsn. unb sisns rrieter NIT BEN
altsn gsofsl fort, pbne mad bsm 5auls au fom.
men. Gts 5r 8risbei anlonate. .sarsn tebe
Simon unp SOfspb gsatsI, mad btm ,.S&ot"
assanssn. Bon bisltm bin i'd eslpib. inbsm
anttunp Ghubert furs Dor Der Nnfunft Don
8ristsl bort mar um mit ben ,.8ubsn" noG bsm
,.SGpt" Su gstrn, bic absr f6pn fort tpuren. -
Sr. S&ubsrt sisns hann aud In bas ,,S6pt."
euep Qnna Sbuls.
untsrI&risbsn In @sssnwnri bon,
3 ~. ~. 3ernbaro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Qusfase BON Sranflin I. Rcd.

UusfaSe BON Sranflin !. Bed.
So mar in bsm .StUt" asps'sn cm absnb
bee Cages ole Sen. @sarp bic 8susrmanns 8air
bsfuGts.-SG stens on Scftpt gsaftl ssraps
innertalb pes ,.Sents" porIber. ole Id binstns
fam --yia6pem Id mir tinsn Sib pridsaft bate
uno 10 opsr IS Ninuten iab, wurpe mstne Auf.
merflamteit auf einen qdrm. ssraoe bintr mir &C.
Scasn-tt blidte suriid unp fab Soltpt ysatsl
sintss Sibt tbbtr 1Bsn als id Die Sbs mar.
en- bamals f6on bsnabe ale ssncmmen In isnsm
5tsil bes ,.Ssnts" Hnb ss mar balo ..ssswdnst."
Das S6aulpid bate pamals nod nidt bsson'
nen.-Nls bic Belt bes S6aufpiels stpa bali
psrartGsn NOR wurbs msins Aufmsrflam pie'
Der tintsr mid ss3ossn, unp Id fab SOispt geo.
ftl nod an bsm ndmliGsn plab, fssn. no G,
3upor la6. E!t.t
Sranflin S. &ed.
llntr,s&nst In Der @sssnwart son
p. 3. preb. ..t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
M6tun8!
11niD1l QR1due!

aGe Rtislisesr Der Linton esasus" BON gl'
Ientaun unb umsessnb, fnb sriu&t iiA an Der
Union ssasus,5alle In alsntaun su psriammsln,
an Dcnnsrfiae abenb. ben 15tsn Ncpsmttr. um
z titr Atnbs. pdrftliGs Bsiwctnuns III u'
rorist, inbsm gsf2dfts BON grocer Dt&ttststt
su esrtonbtln ane f.
81, .t.. Die 8eamten.
Tcs. l3 1866 natm
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Sranflin s. 8ef
untsrsi&nst In Der @sssnwart son
p. 3. preb. ....
4usfaae pen ,Srau rpm. =. t11oGsr

1usfaSe pen Srau rpm. 5. fIeHer.
So pobns bic nd6Rs 5bdrt ,u Bsniamin gsa.
fd.-an bsm atsuo bee sasss als Sen. @ears
bic 8tuermanns.6air beludte. iab Id Srn, &ris.
BEL Bel yeafsl's anlunssn. Sc mar bsim Dunt.
sIspsrp,n. einiss 3dt porbr Eat Id SOfpt
geatsl In bas ..S&cb' ssbsn, peIGss jsnsn
absrb ausatlts. unp spar auf Der eotte 1urid
pon unltrsr Botnuns. rs
Sd rttf ben altsp g,afsl, Der au@ f&on sins
Strsde fort mar. Surdd. ole arisbsl aniansts -
Or. geatsl fam foslsi& unb balf 5rn. Srisbsl
fsin Yfsrp auslpannsn RI
eouifa 9. MOfsr.
Ssssnwdrtis bsim untaf&rsibsn '...
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Stunt 9bdter 8elpbnung.

Give 8s!Ohnuns Spn SIS wire fir Die Gribd.
uns lolttsr ORION ptsr pGionrn bs;obit. msI6e
el, espcbnbsit batsn bic Shultdulsr bts iio.
wbsifban Sdulplirifiss su peru iiaiisn crsr fcnif
su 'el6Getssn. SIN Auftross les BOurfs
SofiaD 9eninser.
DIT % ne3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Nusfaae pen NntbenY Sdubert.

Nusta8e pon AntbohY 56ubert.
SD traf NnRalten NIT Simon unb Soispt
ysafd nod bsm ,.S6ot" su sstsn. on psH
absnb ba @nibOnp Srsbsl lsin pUdstbu& Der
loren ta, SD psrfpatsis mid unb ale Id nod
Der WObnuns pss Benjamin 9isafsI fam. warsr
bic SStns f&Un fOrt.--anttonp arisbsI mar midi
bort, uno mar nod niGt ansslanst. ole Id Dor
oa fdr tas ,.G6ob" psrltsb.
2fntbonp Sbubert.
tlutsr3ednst In bsr @sssnpart bon
Gbarles KrauB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
MubitDrS<8ert6t.

Die 8s6nuns BON bm DssmsIRrn bon 6as
ncpsr Sauni&ip. far Bounty. unp psreupita.
5ar. far pas Sabr 1865.
Or.
@an,sr 8slauf Der Duplicate, $9.626 O8
SsIauf tOlsttirt burd 3.
%. 8 @bsrbarb, $7.O44 IT
Dur6 Dieter. 98t 62
Ausfsbsno bur6 Dieter
an @bertarp. 531 So
ausfet. burdb Gbertarb, 1910 90
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tintsrf6risbsn In Der @sssnsSdri boa
~. NJ. Sernbao. ,.
1lue(aae 9 bon 6amuef 81

aus(ase BON Samuel KraHe.
So sisns NIT Sofspt gsoIel, SuIp 81. 1856,
mad Somss Bela&'s. 279. Sdb Ste Gtra6f,
Dtltabslptia, UNI sin Mslooisun 40 faufsn. CT
bss 1tlts fiir bas Wslobtssn NIT essal. asnbu No.
ten. unb Banfnotsn. Sd bate bas @elb In
msinsn Sdnben une sdbIs 20. Ct tatts fsiue
7-30 bab II sefstsn tate.
Saniuet &raub.
tintnf&risbsu In Der @sssnwart bon
NJ. NJ. BERNHARD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13

SefentltWe 8enbu.
am Samaas. ben 24asn Nopembr, tim Q
tlbr NaGmi'tass, wirb auf bsm Dlabs islta 5f'
fsntliG psrtauft psrbsn
- Das f3n5diss badffnsrne
liiiia @eGubatGS tta6 2Gffes
In Gmaus. eeaa gauntY. Gissnttum Der gatta'
rtne @trtfi . .... ...-.
Die Bebinsunsen am gertnufstase unb auf
wartuns bon
Sonas Gbriff, 1sent.
Noptmber 13, 1866. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
snusfade BON Ksbssfd re6

. Sd nor an's gsniamn gsufsI's am abaat
ale anttons Rriebel feline 7-3O Banbsn Ssflor.
Sd mar bort ste n anIanSte. Solspt sisns 10.
pns .,s6Ot" ttf Rrisbsl sntrnf-7nnb mar niat
nitbr rcrt tis ID Serfaben tatte-~rsI&es mad
ben lltr isnss abenbs mar. 3r. Rrisbsl fam
ni1t In bas 6aus. asrr ttr ST
Rebeeea t &ed
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
Cine grDbe @elegenbett! !!
Gtte faertrefTtGer
GAIT f%Sails= Stauc,
@uf bfentli&er 0enbu 3u serfaufen.

auf Samaass ben 22frn December, UNI
utr Na&mittas. foq am 0afpaule pon .. 8
5assnbu1 d. SffsntI't perfauft wsresn.
Gin pOrtrefFider Wirtbifanb,
aslsssn ouf Dem Sdo.wefilitsn Cd. Der 9ten unb
etnbm Straben. In Der Stabt Aantaun-D Die
baaussb6rise QOtts entbGlt In Der Grpnt an tslaa.
ter 9hn Strabf 81 s5u6 unb In Der siefe on be.
faster einbsn Stro6e 230 Gub. Die Bsrbsf..
runsen barauf ffnb ........
Gin 3meiff6dietes bodffeinernes
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
OtarDS fiir 1867.

Gin itbr ft5nss Enforcement DiarYs fdr 1867.
~ fUstsn srbalten woroen uno su psrfaufen unb
wctlfsilsr als irssnb lonfwo. tst
9. g. Rboabs.
AtIentauh, glcpsfhttr IS, 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13
@ttoe @crIegmtt0.
6enrp 6Depel

end,binoer in Der Staot UIlentaun
bat lsin @sIGait mad & 70 30 @sbdubs. an Der
Samiltpn Straee psrlsst-wu CT bersit ilt irgsnc
siras In ielnsm 5a6 Jut Sollsn 3airltbentsit aus.
,ufitrtn.
@Orbers iSansn an bsm ,sDatrut BUD
aobr' 8slaGsn psrbtn.
Ncpsmbsr 13, 1866. nqbp
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Doctor 6errid 9

beGsmtr Reptstnrn naml,G atIiibrsRsr Stlr
beIpnpsrs auf Die 9etsn rStrtsnb = ate
besYEafsu fur 8ud unp Ssltel1msrS..
S. .. Wcfer, Ipotbeter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-13

DpftSr Bintertein9 Saar 8sinieunss-
mi.tel.
Die 3auptinHs .sas slusfatIsh Bee Sadrs ,u
Usrttitsn, tsRebt parin, rae man sen 6osf rein
pcn S6upren bait. Gisff JidIRs'sit N tae
stnsiss tep6trts ptrfio,ie Nittsl um rali,lts su
ttun, 3u taben tsi
s. y. W o fer, Qpotbefcr,
sn,iaer Asstt
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sleil6! Sleii@!
natg

SHsrtrsn tasli& gum Dsrtauf an Dem dItsn
Stunp In BEN Maitbault. alls artsn Slsii&.
@drfs. gubbins, u ~.
Gle aattsn ttsrbur& Dant at. fiir bic fstr
NSsrals untsriiabuns bic ft ssncBen, felt fls tas
@ef6dft attrncmmsn tobtn-unb tofFsn ba6 fs
pacur& baB iIs nur bon btm trRsn Slsil& taltsn.
unb 70 btnis als irs,nb fcnR Ssmano In Der
Stabt ssttaufen rprbsn, cine Gcrtbautr rrlslbm
iu ertaltsn
tGI'l S6bE 6. 8rdmer nnb Sruber.
Nos. 13. 1866 nabs
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baut. II porttsiItaft fiir ssbants @siGdfts tinss.
rt6tst. tnOtm ss In 2t abttsiosilunsfn stnsetbelt
10 @u& bsfnbst ff& sin gut sinaui6teter @t.
fGdftafsler barunter-unb 70 N bas Gas bur6
baf'Ibs sebruGt unb cine @tarne btfuost f6 BEL
Der Ride. unb 70 finb au& in Dem Sofs swti 81.
erants anssbraGt; Gtsnfalls btfnbrt ii& ein tsrr
lifr S&sb barauf. unb absrbaupt ia 8aum se
mug ca um 100 pferbe Su fslsn. Die 5dlfts
rapcn III sessnpdrtts einseri&tst tim @eraibs
auf,uf6dttsn. Sm @an,sn ssnommen, n biss
elmer Der bsauemiisn nnb i6SnR setssensn Dirtts.
aanbs In gang Allsniaun.
Sa 90 10 btes wsrttpolIse unb trrlides 81.
ssnttum. nnb pptl bic gufmertiamfst pon Sauf.
luiitssn wtrtb. -..f...t
Sc IN bies elm She'll bee 6intrla iftnsn Iisaenbsn
gsrmSaens tss peiforbsnen Saeob o B, Isb.
thin BON beiastsr Stabt unb County.
Die 8spinsunssn am gsrtaufstass burdt
Rowaro 5dberer, Greeutur.
rOm Sittel --auetionsr. -
NoSemtrf t3 1866 nabg
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DER Goulpetition poraus I!

yet Voulpetlttoa Doralls !!
= ~ g
= a x \ y
- a ~ g.
trtft je0esmats Die J1farke |:
Tertilsunssfries sesen aae!
6obs prtift uuS unssbibrIiAe gprohts |!
9rdmers 0ppmldrsr Sfpbr
.l snttdlt siuen
ssmsaemfem @srraf9
6erbf> unb W'nter Waaren,
usl&s fai fdmmtli6 Dor bem neutssn Steisen
Der Yrdle gsfauft rpurpsn. Dteta;t wiq unb
rrsrbe Id btslslbsn untsr bent NaIft prsIfe ab'
laHen.
Srefs @ adren
Sn Der g56tm anb slssantsasn auswatl
aubntaib New yotf. psrben su asrinssm pro
its. strpas tSbsr als bic Nsw gorftr ptsiie. Der.
fauft wtresn. Gle umfaHsn:
Eran,6iiIt,e Meriuoes Gin ieSer Tarbe
uno SblttirnneO
Srans 6fiber Rep, DO. DO.
Srifb uno Srenb poplins,
@infabe uno fisurrte Wollen- Dslains,
Wobai 9uffre, GmprcB Glotb. Weibe
uno S6Darje @befs, S6Warse uno
Sanep Seioenjeu9e, plaio poplins,
@efreifte poplins, plaio Wolene Dez
lains, plaio uno 9effreifte 1lpacas,
plaio Glotb &C., ...
tpelGs In Bstrstf itrsr Nuswatt. garist6t unb
anssmt fenbsit fdr eas 8sbdrfnie. ben @sfGmad
unb Sts Sai&s bee putlidms unabrtr.flt6 fne.
9eisntere 0crtbeile In benz S1apl>
Drpartemente.
8rc&a In febem Style unb 3u tsbsm prsils.
srenisltfns um 40 pro,snt bilieer, als pdtrenb
bsr Iebtsn Soifon Ianss unb Squars Stantst'
S&awi In tsSr garetdt gu
Gritaunlib billisen greiien.
SsRs 8atmprals 81 80, so. sols @r56s.
l11ollfus planhsts Ia jsssr efarbt,
ruotIfstlr ale pas DOtlfsilRs.
WluGelins, 8ettseuae, Draperinss
unb ale far ben 5austalt ssbrau&te StUHe gu
Reeusirten preifen.
6erren> unt 8naben 3euae.
Distes Department perbisnt bsIonbeu Be.
.ddfGtisung unb snttdIt bic pUuadnbtelte Aua.
pabi BON Su&, @aifimer. Saitnstt, Ssans, SBe.
f,naoiFe II. {. No.. psm 8sei fai0s unb Sc.
lhmade bel gltm uno Suneen anssmsffm unb
gu sinsm Gripani'fs pcn rsnisasns 30 prOssnt.
Dss 0sfdaits @ubranses einsebenf,
rp,l&.r bio ! et has 8siutsn. aasn gu ssfallsn.
btslsitsts. uno pisbsr I'm fslbe iiir bic 5abii une
Winter-Gempogns fts 6antels. bin Id fntfntcf'
fen, sas grpBt Spam monfr5fer preilt unb
mSrbuiGde DrORte suriid,uf6lassn. usnn nidi
sdn,li@ su btll,ssn, anb ID rs,bs In Ter 3utunft
wis 90 In Der grsansenbsit effhat, an msinsm
Wotto ftRtaltrn. pelGss Iautet:
y@rcee 0erfdufe unb fleine @spinne.
Die bette Waaren fir bas tpenis-
fte @elb."
aass. was ID pulanse. 10 dn 8orfprs&tn.
um, wenn aud Mot 80 faufsn. bod sinen rtG'
tssn Bssriff BON ben truf6snpsn M o benz 80
sswinnen unb msne Uaarsn sinsm biligsn Br.
alsiGt nit tcnsn msinsr Na6barn gu untsrwsrfen
Wan wtrb aueFabsn. pab Rs aHer alsr @Ompstt.
tlcn Rnb.
-.. M. s. &rGmer.
Ssm ,,eusIs 5Otsl'' sessndttr.
Nopsmbsr i3. 1868. fatS
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Marftberi@te.
N a 6 + / 6 t.

@ Na&ri6t uIrb hermit sssstsn,
Ill \aAJ bab Ter tlnterssi6nstf afs Goliriter
Nj N enannt porbsn if. um ben j6trIi.
AENES &en 9ar ftir bic Fed Gauntr az.
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Mdfi9feits.
8erfammtund.

Cine Raestdts .8srfammIuns fOa sstaltsn
rperpen, In ttm SGuIbaule In 5sraS. Nieber' IRA
eunsie 5aurlGip. qs&a Gauntp. am nd6Rsn
Samllas absrb Cglop. 17.)-wsI&s eurt 8trb.
u 60 9piltmspsr uno gnrue In bsutiHrr
Spro&e ansuspst psrpsn wire.
Npp. i3. 1866 nalm
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Die 8e6nun9 Deg Sbae emeifters Gbarles
Sitter.
9aar smpfans.n auf af.
(sement 20. 1. 500 90
&bsrbaro unb Dieter, 1857 "a
. Dieter, 952 20
3. gB. 8. Gbertarb, 5000 90
psreaptta.Sar, 2,7O7 90
AN 1AR IA
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1us(aae pen 5. 10. Seder.

Uu6faae BON j. 10. Seder.
Sofspb gtaisl faufts sine Ginsduts. Carriage
BON mir I'm Itbtsn Ssptemtsr. CT besablte mid
fiir bisisIts In ..essal 9enber Notsn unb Station.
al Banfnoten." CT bot mtr nismats 7-30 Ban.
ben an.
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&. B. Seder.

llntsr,si6nst IN @saenrart pom
nom. Il Hdd,iein.
Ncptmbsr f3. 1866. st.tr nafm
, 1866-11-02
General Lss's ApplIoatIda for Pardon.
HFAOQT.lTIRa ARHIIs UEI1ID srArrs, /

| WAshlNdIOh, " O.t June 70, 1856.
General r. E. Lee, Richmond, Va-General
Your Communication Of date the 18th instant
stating the steps you had taken after reading The
Presidents proclamation Of the 29th ultimo
with the view Of complying with its protisi6r.
when you learned that, with others, you were 70
be indicted for treason by the Grand Jury Of
Norfolk thatyou had supposed that the Officers
and men Of the Army Of Northern Virginia were
BY the tstms of their surrender, protected by
the United States Government from molestation
so long as they eonformed TO its conditions
that you were ready to meet any charges that
might be preferred against you, and did not
wish 70 avoid trial, but that if you were correct
as to the protection granted by your parole and
were NOT to be prosecuted, you desired 10 avail
yourself Of the Presidents amnesty proclama>
ton, and inclosing an application therefor, with
the request that in that event 1t beacted on, has
been received aud forwarded to the Secretary
OF War with the following opinion indorsed
Ihere6h
ain my opinion the officers and men paroled
at Appomattox Court house, and since upon the
same terms given to Lee, cannot be tried for
treason so long as they observe the terms of
their parole. THIS is my understanding. Good
faith, as we'll as true policy, dictates that we
should observe the conditions of that conven-
tiou. Bad faith on the part of the Government,
or construction Of that convention subjectiug
VIC OHCCES W lrhl lTehSOu, WOulu pTOuuCe u
feeling Of insecurity in the minds of all the Of
hcers and men. Ifso disposed, they might even
regard such an infraction of terms by the Gov
eminent as an entire release from all obligations
on their part. will state further that the terms
granted by me met with the hearty approval of
the President at the time and of the country
generally. The action of Judge Underwood in
Norfolk has already had an injurious effect and
would ask thai he be ordered TO, quash all in
dictments found against paroled prisoners of
war, and to desist from further prosecution Of
them. U. s. GRANT Lieut. General
Headq's Armies United States, Jure l6, 1866.
This opinion, am Informed, is substentially
the same as that entertained by the Go5erument.
have forwarded your application for amnesty
and pardon 70 the President; with the following
Endorsement thereon
Respectfully forwarded through the Secre-
tary Of War to the President, with the earnest
recommendation that this application Of General
r. E. Lee for amnesty and pardon may be grant.
ed him. The oath OF allegiance required by re-
cent order Of the President does not accompany
this for the reason, l am informed by General
Ord, the order requiring it had not reached
Richmond when this was forwarded.
U. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General
Headq's Armies United States, June l6, 1866.
Very respectfully, U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
, 1866-11-02

SUNDAY REsT.-Wlliam Pitt died of appo-
pleXy at the carly age of forty-seven. When the
destinies of nations hung in large measure on
his doings, he felt compelled to give unremitting
attention TO affairs of State. Sunday brought
no rest to him, and soon the unwilling brain
gave signs of exhaustion. But bis presence in
Parliament was conceived to be indispensable
for explanation aud defense of the public policy.
Under such circumstances, it was his custom to
cat heartily of substantial food, most highly
seasoned, just before going to his place, in order
to afford the body that strength, and to excite
the mind to that activity deemed necessary % the
rfomentons CecasioI. But ander the high tension
both brain and body perished prematurely. Not
long ago one Of the most active business men in
England deliberately determined to devote his
Sundays to his accounts. Wealth came in upon
him like food. He purchased country seat,
determined that he would now have rest and
quiet! But it was too late. He became apoplec-
tic. Although life was not destroyed, he lives
only the wreck of a man.-JourRdE Of Health.
, 1866-11-02

EXTRAORDINARY PRAYER.-At the opening of
the Southern Union Convention in Philadephia,
Rev. Mr.. Newman, of New Orleans, delivered
the following extraordinary prayer:
80 Lord God in this tremendous moment
make bare Thine arm, manifest Thyself unto US
in wisdom, strength, courage; and grant that
we may rise above fhe prejudices of education
and Of geographical sections. May we slay our
pride and be equal 10 the duties and the respon-
sibilities of this momentous time Oh, grant
that we may do right at this time though the
heavens fall EShouts of Amen amen ~
Hear us we beseech Thee, for our nation at large
Deliver us from the rule of bad men, especially
from him who through satanic agency has been
raised to authority over US, and who, abusing
that authority, is not only endahgeffng the life
of our republic but o1r personal liberty. Great
God fnterpose, and in making bare Thine arm
for vengeance save US from his Infamous and ru-
inous policy and from the bad couusels of bad
men that surround him. [Shouts of " Amen
Amen ri And we beseech Thee to discover to
the American people the base hypocrisy of that
party fbat seeks to sustain him. Oh, send a
spirit from Tht throne to arouse the American
people to action in this Tremendous hour" IRE
newed cries of "Amen | Amen P1
, 1866-11-02

| Hydro GEoLoGY.-This new science-by which
the hidden sources of water far beneath the sur
face Of the earth can be accurately determined
not only as to depth, but quantty-is likely to
create great stir in the scientific world, if a
| tythe of tile statements concerning it be true.
| The Mercantile Journal contains an interesting
sketch on this subject, gathered from review in
the Paris Monde, from which it appears-hazel
wands and divining rods aside-that among the
first professors of this special science Including
oil sources) was the Able Parmelle, who excited
great attention to the subject by paper read
before the French Academy Of Sciences in 1856
NJ. y. Flay5se' Chief Pnfincer and Professor of
the Imperial Mining School, in paper before
the same Academy, in 1857, divided springs into
two kinds the superficial which are caused by
the filtration of rain through the surface soil
arrested by an impermeHble sub soil, and which
must be looked for ut the mouths of small valleys
or ravines; and the deep springs in the ebony"
formation OF the earth, produced by filtration of
rain, the basin Of which they may collect, and
the system Of their discharge. But the great
professor of this new art is the Ahbe Richard of
Menticuti -ho ut the last session OF the Academy
presented complete sketch of the princiules
which govern subteranean water deposits and
water courses. We can only glance slightly at
The results of his success lie is now looked
upon by multtudes a kind Of wizard, who
can dry out water from the dry land by his word
lie is aOle 10 point out the spot, where and at
depth spring will be found and how many gall
Ions per minute it will yield In property near
Cracow, in the very mi6st of three wells that
had been sunk 40 metres, Richard indicated a
spring at the Gepth of only four metres, which
on the morrow yielded abundance of pure
water. At Burkeburgh in Germany, boring
| suggested by him in 863 has raised from depth
OF 80 metres jet of water that throws off 35
litres per day. Multitudes of similar examples
are given throughout Europe. In 1865 he poin-
| :ed put large numoer Of oil wells, and is now
exploring a portion of an eastern portion of
France for this liquid. How far the roma utic
statements made are founded in fact we cannot
say, but certainly this subject of Hydro Geology
is one Of singular Importance to our mining re-
gions, and time spent in its study will be we'll
speQt-AmericaE Miai10 Journal