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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Eattes Detter.

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tnr Die entternins, benn bier Slt .Sauie bat nan
pisS irobl Ibcn ssnuBt- bcI6nbcrS Sicieuacn
pslDs 6ilBe Sbrcn II. I. ip. crfrcrcn babcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
1tmiD.n
GamntD~ ~8erfammlun9.

Cite gerfummtuns brr Stepatifsaatru. sJrsun.
ts Der Union dtrtaupt. - star GblGe p.f&e
tpdtrenb bsn NebelIsn.. @cywrtnabs urib Girel..
rittrsSritst INNER bi Der tlptrn ainIsrer Batter
stlanren tabtn, - @de SSfff trtft. + d pas
SclbatsnsSiimmreGt mdtrenb fIt i'm Srlte wa.
rtn ssRlinmt taten. - furs, aae Sbf&t, bic ta.
fir iinS unfre Wepublif tpis q, BON un9.rn gpr.
ydtsrn uns iltasstsn wCrttn il, anfrrsaf ~ r.
talteu, fnb eriu4t unb sinsslaptn etnrr linton.
@auntp !. @rlammluns bsi,upptntn, tpti&t auf
Samfags ben 24aen Gttruar. pra,s urn utr
Nl&mittass. im 6 esarfsaulfe III MlI.n'
taun, absetaltsn tptrbsn foa. uni Deitsdtrn nod
Der 7tsn Mdrs tntUnsStaats @onptntioH 40 rs
wdblen, I'm sinsn eansieat fat @ousrnsr in gr.
nennuns 81 trin8sn.
HS- 3ufOlss tines 9elaluefs be i'm itbttn
Spdtiatr in 9rsrie,taun abssbatienfn Union.
9auniy 'griammluns, miibsn bic DeIt8atth, tsi
O'liritisn sItpdblt wsrbsn, ,=-Guf gsssrenun8tsr
COMMITTEE.
@eer9e Seifel, gorfiter.
Sanuar 30. 'f 1Hi fsa4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

s6y SrligeS. &cn 46 Oclbrlilincu br Iit.
bpIc baben adjf alfaeD6rt Su flicBcn unp ,cbu
iinb anger Srnnnns llnter Den critercn ifnp
5pci, BON bcnrn cine td96 800 uns bic onrtre
500 SoE tdaIid) gcgcbcn bette.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Getruar 13
an unb mad

Monta9, gtopember 20, 1865.
Die YaiTasiers 3dss bsr YsrnlpIpanla Giien.
tatn Gcmpasnis perlafm 5arrsbur8 urb tom-
men Ia 99tIapelpbia umO YIttsbars af,wis folst {.
Seftt@ 'aa-
SbilaSslptta grprtb,us Srtdet ,Sarrieturs
tdsli6 UNI 2.45 Surm unb fonlmt In @s1pti>
lapelptia an nm 90 Born.
S3nrG,us psIdet 5aryittara fSalib fausae.
ncmmen Mentass) TN 8 As Sorni, ,uno srreidi
Ns1pbiIaorlpbia um LOO NaGm. gafaaisre
irlbfddsn 81 SariSburg.
Sag erpubsus psrtdbt 5nrris6urs fsand
(dueSencmmen SonntasS) um 1.30 Naftm.
unS cus6t t1ptilattlptta um S .35 gla&m.
Gineirnati efpreSus r:rldet 5arrieburs tag.
lid (aatsenommsn Sonniuss) I'm so @6tnSs
unb ereidt gBslpbilaSslpbia UNI 1.20 Wlors.
Suppsr 81 Sarrt.turS.
pittebars unb Grit WoH,us srtdbt 5dr,is.
burg td8lt4 (aus9snpmmsc Mortags) utn 6 40
Born unb srrsi1t Wefptilattlptia UNI II 10
Born -SrdDaid In eanea1sr. 'r9
Sslldu Yoiiug prrl1bt yittsbura uttt II so
Born. unD srrsidt Sarrisbura i'm f2 '35 Born,
toniofeirt NIT rem Slltttn philadelphia Gr.
pnbJus. psrldbt CT 6artisburs pm. 2.45 gorm.
une erreitt BsfptiIdpsIptia um ZOO 9orm.
5mrteburs geecmmr baticns,ug Strtd6t Bar.
rlstura tdsltd (ausssncmmtn Gonrtaaa) um
800 giaGm. unO errsidst peaptlaftIpbia g. 80
Nadm. Differ Bug bat fsIut grblnsuns nit
bsm Wsasn.
'Mcunt Sop @eeumaeaticns3ua Srldet 6ar.
risburg i6elit (ausgsnommsn Sonntaas) um
z 90 Born. uno rrrcidt 9aneaIter' um $40
Sorn,., inefn fr (aufssrpmntn Wonidae) nit
Gem billiden S6nsll,us uno tdsliH fausaenom.
men Sonntage) nit rem eancaltr Saa 5ali@
Ssrtinsans maat.
De li9.
gittt6urs unb @rie YoRsua yttlS6t 6arris.
turs taSliG (aufesrcmn,sn Sonntaa) UNI 1885
Bcrnl., QItcna. no ecfrhtaldt pirt, um ZOO
Born. unb srrei4t Yttsturs uni f. As NaGm.
gtis YUl,us psRltb. fdr Grte, srrIGet 5arr.s.
burg tdslt6 (arsscnommsn Sonntass) um IL 80
Wlttass unb erreitt Grie um 529 EaGm.
eris grpgse5us wsflIa. fir Grt. pnIa6t Oar.
ttsburs idsli6 (aussencmmtn Sonntags) um IL
abr Wtttass unb rrelGt Gre um 4.37 Born.
Baltimore erprseius psrldbt 5arristura taa.
lid eausssncmmfn Wirnta8e) uln $40 Bprut..
Altonl. no 8eflitaddt pirb, UNI $50 unb er.
rsGt Yitisbure um 80 9iaGm. f,l -
Y5la.elphta grprejus pnl66t 6arrisburo
tdali6 um 8 40 Srrm., aItVna. mo ssfrabaadt
ptto. UNI 9.fO Born. unb srrsidi gittsbura un
2.15 NnGm. ~. 80
S&nsllaus SsrlaBt 5arridburs tSali@ (aux
nommtn Sonntass) um 4.50 Nadnj. unS
rst6t 9ittsturs uut 2 so gorm,;,. n,a
poFiue Ssrldbt Sarrsburs tdeliG fausae.
ncmmsn Scnntae0 um 40 NaHm., NItcpno.
NO ioupirt pirb, I'm 8. t5 gla6m. unb srrdnt
pitteburs Tim 200 Scrm. -
Wount Sop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, refri&.
Srlabt eaneaiisr t6sli4 fausacns su,meu ennr,
taesr I'm 1f.20 8crm., f&Iitet I'd bort an bsv
wiilt6sn YsfIus an, ssrldet Wount Sos mn,
1f.5f grrm. irb errtiGt Sarrisbara ,,m m
ylahmiitase.
Samuel .. SDeHna.
SupF. Wlit'I Dip. ptna'a W. 81.
SarrisEurs, 8et. 20, 1866. noss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

sS Den siebbabcrn bon sbaotidcn in
4itt6brs fpirt' sbre @abl,cit aebSrio orfol,sn
Nnf oem gearttc maiden bicie 6iidc ibr GriEei.
men, ipereen ieScd, 81 3 SbaIcr baS Yoor-,,,,s
baII nod fleiH pcrfauit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
8eoer un0 Se6eere.
aLehigh City.u

aBir baben einen @cipsft fir bic Weeinuno
eines eben n ManneS uno mir lieben INNER
5u ftben, iuenn Seber feline @einuns nnpcrbcb.
len ausbridt- bod in Ss,us auf ben Ma,
men, ben nniere meme Gitb babcn ca ba tonn.
ten tuir nid)t beriteben ipie 70 biele unerer gll.
ten. rtdhibsn nnb ipobImenenben Sirscr, Iid,
fhr frsmbe cbsr idon gum sroBen sbeil in Ser
Sthtnbsit sratbsne 0amen ausbrhden fcnnten
-ipsnu tpir bod sur ndmIiden 3sit inter uns
babeu, udrnIid 4a
Den aebisb @esiner.
sa," aebisb gaaeb @isseIipss
Die eebisb @oamhble
/. ~" Qebisb So. Mferban-@eieafdaft
80 ,s-" ,2ebisb So Beneficial @eIcaidaft
= (. 2ebisb Co. Giientperten.
InAi," 2ebisb 3inf-
g" '2ebisb ssaasD Yoif-SfHee.
,i. "aebisb 8luB-@rcs H a.a
5li {" 9ebisb 8Ius-8lcin ..
'@a !. e !" aebisb sdiefsr- -BerteQ
,,g Das 2sbisb 60 srmenbaus.
sIz9" 2sbsb Co. gisbpuIbsr ina
i'laDsn atbsb Co. 4atriot. .- a4t
q Gtiua Gin Subenb aebisb gerFderunss.@e-
.n p, feaidaften. ,
,.s Gin babies Subcnb 9ebsb @rhden.@ &c.
feaidafttn-fo ipie bielleid)t nod Subcnben bon
anbun @sielidoftsn, Geiddftsn, Snecrpcra.
1ticntn unb 8irmas, bic iid) ben Stamcn ,,9c,
bisb" beilesten, 5u SabIreid aae bier an,ufiib-
rem.
Ber ipolltc bann ba nod fir cncn anbcrn
@amen seben, aus 8urdt ipesen @iBperitdnp-
niiitn in ben Gorreippnben5en ga unb i'm Nn>
sefidte aIlcr Der obisen Sbatia6en fir, tom
oor einen freinben Gamen obcr cncn @amsn
Der 70 3u fasen bsinabe bergeiIcn 1T, fir nnere
nene ,GitD seben Sn Der sDat unierer GitD ir-
genb.' einen anbern Iamen as ,,9ebisb' bci,u.
Iessn, pdre nad unicrn aniidtcn uupcrscid,li-
DE une unbu5eibIide Sborbct Sebcd) Gin Sc
Der nrtbeile fur iid ielbit-lnb ipir periprc6cn
nit @iemanb Stret 5u beginner Der aubcrs
benit aIs mir. ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Sefentlt6e 0enbu.
SIR. 20.

Guf Samffaas Den 3ten Wdr3, 1866,
I'm tnlb mad lltr Natmtass. IoIsn am Sau.
fe bss psritcrbsnsn Saeob 8rintsr. leBt.
FIN BON Der Staot @lIsntaun. folssnts tspsslidc
@atr auf SfsntliGsr gsnbu Ssrfauit psrbsn,
ndmlih :
8stt, unb 9sitlate, Bursau, 6 Stitlt, 20
ga,bt Sarpst, Sfen nit 8cbr. cine Saddtr
stns Gl'nte, unit fcnit nod pisIe arttsl su nett.
lduftt9 5u melren.
Die Sebinsunscn am gntaufstuss unt guf.
partuns bon
Scbn &rdmer, Gb NOR.
Jsbruar 20. nabY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

ss- llnicr Nadbar bonn ,,@esier'. bat i'd,
cbenfalls fir 8 s8, 8et6 III, als nddifer
Srnbefnprs Ganbibat Der lmiOnpurtbei err
Hart .s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Doctor Serrid's

bsratmts Wsoi,insr ndmlId gbfd6renbe gias
tslcnpsrs auf ris estsn ,pirtsnb Siarte
Sesp er iiir 9dt. unp SeiteI&msr,.
S. 9. Woicr, Ipctbefer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
4Sefentithe 8enbu.

auf Sdmitass ben "a. @ars, 1866,
um 2 lltr Wittass. iolen an Der Dstnuns ses
rntsri&ristsnsn, nabe 5enfueGspills. In ghebr.
masunsie aaunf1p. esGa &aunty, fOlssnos bs.
w'sli1s Sitter Sffsntlia ssrfauft wsrptn, ndm.
liG .-H
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

W CO. rpccp 9eb er.
yin rtht sutss Enforcement BON se,rr.
sottts Morceeo esbsr, aud 9sir;noIsssr a,.,% Wv.
n0R III Sui'T 5''f ttnS'lsst ipuree. su tab.n BEL
s. y. @ofer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.
Ssbruar 90.

Dienfass, ben 13ten @ars nd6ltens,
I'm 10 ltr @crmittass, fonen am Sauls bee
yniiortcnen Glias DtetI, kstbn BON
Sbrmlforb aauniGp. ee6a @aun'p, folaenbe
butslids @iitsr Sifsntli4 psrtuuft perpsn, nam j.
lid f....
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

- Grei Yfsrts. 1 9aun, II Sate
M elm 8inb. : iunssr guu, II Sdwsi.
ONNns, 8 SGaafe. ale arten BON pfsr.
.a~szSes bsssfairr. seinpmdble, @trutbanf,
elm gfsrfssewalt unb Drsldmafdtne, Bier.
sdulswasm nit Baby. sin 3peisdulspaasn
gFuSs, esgen. ,Ul3i&litten, YRusswaasen,
Spsrr' une 6iitfsttsn, 5su. unb Niaaatsln, ei.
ne @uswatl BON S&uinsrssfdtrr, cine Drumla.
ae, Sol, unb Sanbidss, Sattel unb 3aum, elm
8ruttuf. 8sn5pfofen unb 8sasl @raslsnlsn
Srsttsr unb planfsn, S6idfifen, 5stei(en,
S6aufeln. @rubtade. Sfdlritern unb sdemel
anfsr esitsrn, Safer init gbis. Slide unb Stat.
lie. Clint, 5auaubr, &ihcnf6ranf. gdiGranf,
Sol,fias, Mstlfi1e, 5leii6Idneier. 8uttsrbcren,
8atmsannen. 3latSbeteln unb 9rs&en, Bar.
relfdilr. Scsstsaes. StGnnsr. Seu bem Dun.
esrt, Strct. unb fcna nod pislerfet 5aus. unb
saunn @srdttfaaftsn su umRGnbli6 3u mel.
ben
Die 8sSinsuns'n am gsrfaufetase unb guf.
,partuns bon
Glbabetb Oiebl, 2fom'trir.
Gsbruat 20. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Sefentlt6e gSenbu.

Nuf Wonta8s cen I2ten Mdr3, 1866,
Tim 10 utr 8ormiitass, foflsn am Saufs bss I'm.
ter5eidnetsn In SdbsDteiiball aaunl6ip. 9s@a
Gaunty. folsente tstpsslihs @itu auf Sifentii&sr
gsnpu prfauft tprbsn, r1mli&, -...'.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
2luf pas nellen oie Gopperbeaos in
1lemter rcften?

vi onf bcm 8iifcn Der u cg erLSie berbic-
men paber pcbl Den ssumcn: Die Gopprrbeab>
@c9er' '4Ortbti.-Slt SertnibfTc? @eipiB III e5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
IS q Fl It eet

gsitln's neuss patent. unb better art peferiiat,
etwa 200 5amburs YIuss'SGarsn, atIs grt.n
5cl3 fdr phise, sine poae Crit @&miebs. 5anb.
usrfsssus, BON 5000 bic 1000 8ub GiGsnplan.
ten, asa r!
@eIf9fcrnsgfisf uhb GuItipafprs,
stpa so gfIussbdume inb 6anbtebsn,. cine Got
eaneisitsn fdr 5amburs YRiss. sint Nsl&ine
um &aliipator. 3dbnt su biessn. unS anbert ar.
tiftl 80 umnanrIi6 ,u msletn. ~.s
Bic 8sbinsunesn am Gage bes gerfaufs pun
sScnas 3od.
$500. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

2efdl s2f1, ,129,5 ,529 II
Die srobe Snmme bon s1O4, 900, 900, scbc,
ben bon 6abriteit unr @rseusnifcn, if baupt.
ldhlid, aus fciaenDen Nuenfll trIannt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20
Sanern, M6tun9!
Sefentlt6e gSenbu
Ypn Yaueret > 0jerGtbfd,often.

ppn Sauersi : 0erdtbftuften.
gm Grstas unb samlns. ben t6. unb II.
Tlar3, an bsiem Sasen. um IL llbr Miitaas,
ioaen am alten pFussaaups bss GtarIt
Ssttlsr, Cd. Der Datnue unp 9tsn Strae,n,
In gusntaun, SfmtIi& perfauft ptrbsn, unse.
f1hf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

Cine cute trossnbe Md9re, I'll,
autts spsijdtrisss 5iilIsn, 2 quite
Witldfdbe, 3 8intsr. 5wti aGufer.
GfntIne. elm traaenbfa 2nft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-20

fGpsin. Elm spsisduls Wussn. 70 gut ais neu,
Bobby. Ssulefern unb Sdemsl, g8nomibls unb
Strctbant. stn 6eurf6sn. awsi Yfldse, @aaen,
pferesssihirr, 3ldssnntbe. Sdutfarren, Ssu.
uno gfifsabsln, Spsrr, unb 8ubtetien, grudt.
rtffs unb @raiIenien. une lona nod plsle @rtifel
3a umiidnoli6 su mslbsn.
Die Ssbnsunssn am 8stfaufstaee unb gui.
partuns BON
o, 9enrp 6erbfer.
5sttuas 20, 1866. nobg
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
nemocrano Convention

The secesh Democracy met at Column
bus last week to nominate a State Tick
ct. They, as a matter of course, adopted
a series of resolutions, which being of the
blatherskite order, are a fair reflex of the
principles of that dilapidated party.
The first resolution declares they viii
stick to the Organization of the Demo-
cratic party" but in the third resolution
they announce they will cordially cooper
ate in public meetings, conventions and
at the polls with all men without refer.
enoe to past party or position. That Is
they will do anything, vote for anybody,
if they can only get into power by SO do.
ing. They endorse Andrew Johnson, and
demand the immediate and uncondi
tienal restoration of all the States into
the Union. Their platform is as rotten
as sympathy with rebels and traitors can
make it, and all through it the same
groveling, cringing, fawning, sycophantic
advocacy of Southern principles, that in
in days past, disgraced and defeated the
Democratic party, is visible, showing that
they are ready Tor an alliance with Davi
and Breckenridge to crush free principles
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
The German War Question
from a Saxon Standpoint.
Translated from the Cincinnati Vol

Translated from the Cincinnati YOIksblatt,
The Cologne Gazette of May LIST says
Since the return of Minister Won Beust
from Augsburg military preparations
here have assumed an unwonted activity,
Two hundred soldiers and foresters were
ordered at once to clear the underbrush
and trees from the nights that overlook
the fortress of K~oenigstein, from which
the Notifications can be commanded by
Flong range rihed guns, SO that in the
event Of these being held by the enemy
they may not have the advantage OF a
covered position.
The fortress is proyisioned for a long
seige, and is under the command of Lit
Gen. kostis, an energetic officer recently
appointed to the command. Hundreds
of cavalry and artillery horses arrive DIAL
" in Dresden and LEIPZIG, WHICH had
been bought for the use of the army in
Holsteip. Likewise, the Government
has secretly placed magazines at many OF
the stations of the gaxo-B avarian Rail-
road. All this, in short, seems to show
that Saxony is preparing for q war
with Prussia. since the latter state as
suredly has no design of laying hold up
on us first. 90
As the B. B. q. has learned, it does not
say from what source the latest news is
that Mcclellan, formerly COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the Union army, would take the
command of the royal army of Saxony.-
The American General, as is known, has
resided for some time in Dresden, and
according to report, has at sundry re
views of troops which he has attended in
the Kingdom of Saxony. manifested
more than a merely theoretical interest
! in the questions of the day. p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
The Eenian Invasion.

To what extent the invasion of Canada by
Irish Americans will eomplicate the rela
tions of Britain and the United States, re-
mains to be seen. 1t is very apparent, how
ever, that our government has been too in
different in its duty to prevent a hostile force
from passing from our shores to those of a
people at whom we are at peace. If the ad-
ministration allows this miserable FeniRn.
humbug to involve our country in a wal with
Great Britain, twill be still further evidence
of its ~Incapacity to control the interests of the
nation. It may yet turn out that this appa-
rently aimless project is but a plan to in
volve the two nations in a war, as Mr.. Vail
~landigham and his friends were DESTROYS of
doing over the Trent affair, in order to
make the way more easy for the South TO re-
gain position and power in the Union; or
else to give the South an opportunity of
taking sides with the British, and by an uni
ted attack gain the point they failed toreaeh
by their own unaided strength If the Fe-
MAN movement is not q part of a rebel
scheme, it is emphatically one of the most
visionary and criminally foolish impostures
ever practiced upon the credulOus and I'M
Informed Irish. 1t would notbe difficult for
designing men, in rebel interests, to work
upon the great prejudice the Irish have
against the blacks, and their hostility to free
black labor coming in competition with
Irish labor, and under pretence1 of setting
up an Irish Republic, enlist them to strike q
blow against free black labor and for Irish
dominion. 1t looks as though the invOlv-
ing of England and America in a war is the
only material consequence to follow the mad
Fenian scheme. Why our authorities have
been so Indifferent, Ms impossible to ex-
plain. Itnay be it was thought too con
temptible for interference, or it may have
been tolerated for reasons thatmay hereafter
be shown to be good. ~ iae rsl4o sol
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
|The supreme JudgeshIp Again.

The CLeT7nont Courier, reproduces our ar
ticle fayoring the nomination of PHILIP B.
SWING, Esq, for Supreme Judge, and adds
the following: gaa e5i
To those who know him personally, the
words Of the GhTonicLe will need no second
assertion they are patent. More than this.
During the history Of the State, so far as we
know, Southern Ohio has never had q State
officer, and it is but Just that she should, at
least, be remembered. And it should not
be forgotten that in Southern Ohio the result
is often. decided by the character of the men
nut in nomination. The nomination of Mr..
SWINE, on the State ticket, would do more
to intensity the interest Of, the ticket, in
Southern Ohio, in the campaign this Fall,
than ANYTHING else that could occur. Com
mon Justice, and the best interests of the
Union party demand that it shal 9e gone.
Mr.. SWING has been q member OF the Oler-
mont county Bar for twenty-five years, Qq-
ring that time he has devoted almost his en-
tire attention to the study and practice OF
his Profession. On the stump Nh. SWING
has few, if any, superiors in the State. As
to his popularity in Clermont county, the
best evidence is, that at the last time he ran
for Office here, q candidate Tor Common
Pleas Judge against Judge 8. F. AoRRIs,
deceased, one Of the most popular men OF
his party, he ran ahead of FREMONT over
600 votes. Place PHILIP B. Swing on the
State ticket, and the Union men of Southern
Ohio will with new zeal, and ilcyeased faith,
eater upon the approaching campaign conf
IDENTIFY anticipating a great and glorious VIC
tory. sis G1 --s "a !fo. t1-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
New YOrk wool Market.

From Walter Brown 4 Co.'S Monthly Circular.
JuneL.
The month of May has gone by with a fair trade
in all descriptions of WOOL. Domestic wool of the
finer qualities becoming very scarce about the
middle of the month. caused q iImer feeling
among holders, and manufacturers have been
obliged to pay 3@5c per u higher than they did
two weeks before. We see no reason why this ad-
vance may not be maintained, at least until the
market shall be fully stocked with weOl from the
new clip.
Woods that come forward within the next few
weeks will find a bare market, and be taken up
readily ut full rates. But as the low prices that
manufacturers are getting for their goods will not
admit of any further advance in the raw material,
we should advise early shipments and prompt
sales.
Pulled woods have sold quite freely during the
month, extras being most inquired after. The
stock is becoming very much reduced, and as near
" all the peits to be found are shearlings. we shall
have nothing to offer.
California woods have been very quiet during the
month. Several large transactions have been
made in Texas woods at satisfactory prices. The
better feeling is owing partly to the reduced stock
in Otheriwools.G .-a fss "a tttfGfagsff -.
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neath of GeneraI scott.

Gen. Scott died at West Point, on Tues.
day, May Goth, aged about so years. He
was born near Petersburg, Va, on the 18th
of June, 1856, only three years after the
Wan of Independence; devoting the strength
of his early manhood to the defense of his
country in the second wal with Great Brit.
ain; remaining faithful 70 the national
cause, when, fifty years later, his own STATE
succumbed to the influences of treason, he
lived to see the flag that he had loved and
fought for, floating t~riumphantly from the
st. Lawrence to the Gulf.
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Chicago Market

FL0UR-Is more active, and firm. Sales at
S. 50@T1 90 for Spring extras. L
WHEAT-Is dull and lie lower. Sales at Slsl
l SO for No. !, in Northwestern, 81 65@165% for No
| regular. and 81 0S@l 81 for No. 2 Spring. accord
ing to location. .
C0RN-Is active and firm. Sales at 52k953Hc
for No. !, 5l@5l1ze for No. 2. and 55c for yellow.
0ATS-Are moderately active. closing easier.
Sales ct 80 321zc for Mol and 3l@3l1Zc for No. 2.
CATTLE-Are in fair demand, and a shade FIR
mer. Sales at S. COOS 90. -
In the afternoon Wheat was &c lower, closing
firm at $l63 for regular No. l Spring. Corn " as
steady at 52%c for MOL.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERRIES SALE.
~ Peter Shafer VS. Lorenzo Fairbanks. In TRIM
bull Common Pleas.
Byvirtue of an order of sale issued out of said
Court IN the above case, and to me directed and
delivered, L shall expose to public sale, at the
south door of the Court House, in Warren, in said
Saturday. the 9TH day of July nex
And between the hours Of one and four o'clock. P
of said day, the following described real estate,
to wit: Situated in the township of Bristol, Coun-
ty Of Trumbull and State of Ohio, bounded and
described as follows; Commencing at the centre Of
the highway, on the township line between Mecca
and Bristol, at the southeast corner of lands Of
james G. Mahany; thence along the south line of
said Mahany's land to lands of Charles Merrill -
thence south to the highway. east to the east line
Of Bristol township; thence north on the townships
line to thd place of beginning containing seventy
eight acres OF land, more or less. .
other piece, bounded and described
as follows: Commencing at the south east corner
Of the above described premises; thenceL est along
the centre of the highway to lands Of Brooks =
thence south along the east line. of said Brooks
land to the lands of David d. Shafer; thence east
along the north line of said Skaters land to the
centre of the highway on the east line Of said Bris-
tol, thence north on the east line of said township
to the place Of beginning containing sixty acres
Of land. be the same more or less, Appraised at
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Ohio, June6 1866 5w
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New York Cattle Market.

-ta -t- 4 5EBw YORk, May 20. 1856.
4 The current prices for the week at all the Cattle
markets were as follows !:
BEEF CATTLE-First quality. per head. SIS O
91S So; fair.to good. $169lS; common, Sl59l6; in
ferior. $14@15. 1llfal Il. lGtsL 5LI IL
COWS AND CALVES-Extra per head, $50
95; first quality, S759S0. ordinary, S65@75; COM
mon. $4,000: inferior, 5000.
NEAL CALVRS-First quality. per ID. n913e;
ordinary. 109l1c; eomm6n, SG9c; inferior, TgSe.
SHEEP AND L~AMBS-Extras, per head. Se@
10; prime. T@S; ordinary. S. 50@6 so; common. $
@5 so; inferior. S494 90.
SWINE-HeaTy corn fed. Per pound, l05s9lulRe
light and medium, 10000.
Themarket for Beef Cattle has been, altogether
frmer this morning, and prices ruled e and lz2e
per pound higher. The advance was merely the
result of short markets. the speoulators having OBJ
tanned control of nearly all the supplies On route,
thus obtaining complete control of the market;-
The bulk Of the offerings sold at from l5% to l11sc,
only a few selling at the inside price.
Veals are in good demand, and higher.
Sheen and Lambs arc in moderate demand, and
prices somewhat lower. -.f tasnCt
Hogs are in moderate demand at our quotations
The total receipts of all stocks at all the yards
for this week were as follows: Beeyes. SOFA. Cows.
81; Veal Calves, 1885; Sheep and Lambs, 13,0sai
Swine, 1853