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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
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angelrbeniteu Siirger Der Ibrtfli6rn &rautbeit
srlegcn, bic ebt al Der &hite bon ScydS ipiltbet
Inter Den ScritcrbUcu befnOCn l6 bic 0ciit@
Ii6en ber @re5bDteriancr uub @RetbpriltCntirden
&auaeute &c
Socr in 8alpeiton i9cint b06 8cIbc 6iCbrr CT
mas i'm slbnebmen begrifen. Gcitern fanbcn nur
19 9eeroigun9cn ifatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
nSgasm shboiltn beSls staoteS Wliiipurl lIltuntcr

BSy~Sm sibolen bcSI IStaateS aRifOuri ifuntcr
ben Sbwcinen cine &rantbct au6gebrpbCll, bic
fat icbcS babon Cr9riiicne Sbicr binroHt 3us
erit bictcn sic SarTsr c5 fir bic Tc9cnanntc
S6iprinc. GbcIerd, olltin balb lbcrjCu9te man
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babon bcfaQcncS Sbwein pFc9t gcmDbnIi6 nab
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len bat man beobobtet NaB bic Nug6pfl Der
Sbicrc f6rmlit in Den SlugubGblCn uulgecrtbt
narcn ilno oft pobtcn 9llc bio cbt an9Cipen.
bctcn @tittel babcn iid) dl5 frubHc5 cririricn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
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Die Ssute binipciBt tpc iic om ipoblfcilltrn t
fpnncn - uno cS 1T Der Srt no man bic
fciIitcn Srctenipdarcn, Carpets, II. T. ~, I
fam, bel ben Serrcn Z. e. S6cimcr
Comp, an Der SScit @amilton StraEr i
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
Der oItr SnIsot s,r SR S

Der altc SoIpat, Sor sB. 6. Smi|
ratbet Sllcn an, ibre Sntcrc6cn itetS Dor slud
gu babtn, nno biclcm Statb folsen iic setrcull
tpenn iie bel ibm al Der 9ten StraBc in slut
tdun ibre @rc,crcicn faufcn-benn baB CT bcll
sIrtifcl pCit ipcbIfcilcr berfauit ais allc dncc
bicS ipilrn ia bod idOn slae, bic ie bort scipe
ino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
-Sn Dem ,,glmcrican W(iQincr Stab

-Sn Dem ,,NmCricdn MilinCr Gtabl
mcnt" lino ipicocr ncue @iter cingctroTcn
ciclelbc iinb ipabrbaftg berrIi6 unb 9Gn,Iid,
ilbcrtrcffi6-llnb nod 10 beI ipcblfcilcr alS
ipobnIid). Stcbr 0n Der Sit Soamilton Strc
Der Sellti6,8cfcrnirteu Stride Idrds gcscnhl
in Der GitD Sacnt0un
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
.Iic beiten nnb mubialtcn Srpfru,p,

---LIV UtIIVH HIIu HUUINTtN STpuCllpO
touit man bc gR ilton :. &rdmcr,
IbIicBcno 2GpicS SreB9iltcr, MounS SrcE0
unc ilbcrbanpt SIlc6 baB in ciucm ioldcn
Element 9cbaltcn ipirb. Ger Stcbr lit al
sScit SomiIton Sr0Bc, i'll Der GitD Nllcni
gcrabe Dem Nblcr Sootcl 0tgCnibCr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

pg-Sn SeffsrIon GitD, gto., ipirN
lebr fart gcbaut eS ioIlen icbt 200 SduIer i'm
9au besriTen iein tpaS fir cine Stabt, ipic bic
aenannte, lehr bCtrdhtIidl H.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
Die Dufanbe 10 il1aldiuaton.

Stlc quito llnions 6rcunbt iolltCu brc Slu9cn
gegcn gSuihngtpn biu9Irid)tct bdltan Nprt
inter Der Qtitung beS Y. SObnicn, unD Der Gcpa
pcrbcabS, Girclcrittcr unb Stcbeacn, jll bcncn cr
fbcrgcldltfcn 1T, itCbcu unlcrc &Cgicrun95 2lns
0clc9cnbcftsn nfdDt ipr cS 5u pinl6cn ilt, lpn>
bern dlt5 iCbt i'm @cSentbcil tribe ais SoDns
ion, auf ba6 @cbciB Cincr 6 topper c d D
Sreunbe, ipcl6Cn lic tpic CS beibt, bci'
ndbc inlmer in einrm &auldc batcn, 1T cnt'
I9pben allcS I'll pcrcitcln mas unler loDolc Gons
9reB biir6 lcinc @clcbc 81 bcjpefen ipinbtc.-
gSabrli6 Ct 1T bicS cin bctrhbtcr llmitano-abcr
bic nduldbC Gpppcrbcabs, uno &cbeacns 4S0rtDCia
SInbdngCr, ipCld)e paS 2anb in ben loebcn bcen'
ogten &itrgcrtric9 gcbogcn batten, iinD entI1lcls
len ibrCn ei9enen g8eg 5u babcn, obcr unS nod
cinmal in cincn iol6cn &ricg Su bcrtpifcln. Sa in
Gen @rant, Dem SriegSieeretdr, bat CT ben re6s
ten Idnn Dor ii6 @r lprid)t icbO6 babcn 6ll
reiignirer, pa5 Grants Sreilnoe bur6au6 ibm
nid)t Crldubcn pollen-ipaS bingegcn dber ScDns
ion unb feline Gopperbcabs unb &ebellcnfrCllnbc
70 icbnlibt ipilni6en SObnOnS Sreunbe Die
cbebem Rcpubfaner geipeicn, pcrlaBcn ibn IN
S6adrcn unp gtiCndnb itcbt bel ibm dlS mic biz
gcba6tcn GcpperbcabS unb &ebcllcll-ipeld)e inn
nod Mtut ,uipreGcn I'M bic slcrntder ju erbdl'
tcn Sobnion lit nun bangc bafilr CT mbd)tc in
einsn SIntages s3uit9nb, we9en Ieinen bicIen &C.
Icbibertretllngci bcrIcbt ipcrbell-dbcr bic Gops
pcrbeabS, GirICritter NIB Rebe!Cn ratben ibm an
+, Martial 2cp" bur6 baS 9or5c 2anb 81
crfldren, uno bic 3ulammcnfinft bcS GongreBcS
81 bcrbinbrn gr oa ferner nltrulirt Icn, i'm
| Sal man Iu6e ein ;, Smpca6mert" 9cgcn ibn
| ju brin9en,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
MNO OemofratiIde @Idtter Iud,en baS Ior.

@a Oenl0fratII6c BIdtter lu6en ba5 Yor-
urtbeIt gegsn gBiaiamS ju srregen, pei CT in
Connecticut 9eboren ill., Oas III Sncpnotb.
insiSmuS g8iaiams nidt fir cine 81.
fenIibe Steluns tuu9t, ipeil CT In Connecticut
9eboren if, iuie ifebt es bdnn nit Senen, ipelde
In Oeutl6lanb ober Srlanb aebcren iino
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

Die beitcn Gigarrcn unb ben bciten q
BAT olIcr SIrt, fault man bel Z. @. &emmcrd
all Der Slt Soamilton StraBe bon sllsntaun |
picS 1T au6 lfcn dn9it auf g8cit unb @rsit b
fannt-umb babcr bic 10 bdufgen @ciddfte, b
er mand)maI ni6t ipeiB ipie allen 8unocn ab,
iparten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

Bg~ Siram u. 0pnaIbicn er1a6 ain por-
Iebtcn Samitag in @oipln9 Green, Sbio, iei.
men 21-idbriscn SObn Der gtbreer jeigt
ourbduS feline &eie.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

nM.Giu SliuciIcr WeIdr bon elmer &ahcI'
iDIangc gcb0en purbc, tHlirte id inbcm CT brC
Quart gSbi5tb tranf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

s@-Gin Sutider in Netp-gOrf tpurbe 5u 80
Sa9en 8cfdu9nB unb so SbaIer @eIbbuBe ber'
nrtbciIt, tpeiI er einsn S6ien 9rauiam bebanoeIt
bate
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

an-Sn Burton So, Snbiana, bcfinNst id
cine Saucrci, tpeIGt $4,000 Nfer 2anb cit
bGk
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

r@-Sn Iontreal brannte ein &oblen,SeIN
Stobr db, tpobci 100000 8alloncn SeI ber'
brOnnten, init eincm SerIuif bon $50, 900 Sba'
Ier
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

s%Gs siebt isBt ddt Sldtter in ben Ser
Stuaten, speIdr bon Nc9ern berauSgegeben iper'
M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
Stir brtttii6e SmtereBen

i'm Sorj' &c Dor ben unSri9en 9ebct2 gSir fSn,
rlcn CO nidt 9laubcn-uno pirbc bic rrd)tc Dc.
rnotrdtie, ooS bCiBt Der 0ufri6tige y olfS>
10 lille, bnr6 baS Stimmen nadb infer Naer
sScDI al i9eiIBt iucrbcn ipie pcS unIcre unum>
9dn9iib' uno briIi9c Yhift OlS CUTE Silrssr III,
1lnb bari ldl mas Der
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

5aamen Saamen Saamen !
SimotbD', SladS- unb 8IesIaamen, sefal
unb 5u Oerfaufcn, bel @Iia5 SenItermd6cr, 6,
Der 1Otcn unb SamiIton StraBe 27-s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

sg-Sn Ohio tommt uuf r 26 9ciratbsn cine
GbeI1eiounQ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
psg.Sm SrrtubouIc N goihpi0c ijkt cin l,r

SsI -oi -StllHUduIt ON SINlu1plttC IIll ClH EuS
Ititer ans Der 3cit in ipcld)cr Yicrcc bcnoirat,
I6er NrdIipcntI0a 0aft0sGOu0ib0t, tpar 0amds
mar sr ein cifriger Gtumprcontr, nnO bCutc nod
Iobalo CT Srcmhe CrbLiGt, riGtct CT iid) bob en-
por unb mabt cine bcmOtrltiId)e "Sptcb" Su
@unIten Der Grpdblung bCS Yierce Gr plB
bon Der Sesen,rdrt gar nd)t5 tr fennt mCbcr
8roipnloip nod @tberibge, lrtbsr QutCn nod
SobnIcn. ODD ieine Slrguluente aus Dem Sabre
1852 flingtn mob gang gcll0u iplt oicitnigtu
ipcl6e bic 6rGunbc @tbCribgGS unb Spbnlpu's
belite 9cbrau6en g9enu baS ocS WonneS Cils
| ji9e @rriGtbeit ipdre, 10 milBtcn S0uIenbe DOR
! 6upfcrl6I0nQm cbCnfallS nS Strenuous benn
oah Iie Dobm nidt5 gccrut ieit 1852, Ncn
! Sabre in mClbcm HuIT ErCino Ills SrrCnbauS
fam, obcr per9Ciicn BADEN iiesalle bic 9Cbren.
pclfC ibncn lcitbcm bic @eicbldtc crtbeilt bat
pD~Sn 3ontcrtD 6olniD, Gal murbc tilr;s
Iif Gin tciucS &inb ben elmer WiIotn &dte dila
I0e0riifcn 0a6 &ino purbc bon Ieinu 2lmmt
i'm @QrtCn Der can Nutcnc Rdnb, IN tincn
t!eiucn SSogcn ipa3icren 9cfdbrCn, o5 pIDBlid
aus Dem 0cbui6 cine woC Sage ouf bahelbt
iuIprdno, e5 nit ben &!dutn btim 0Clibt Cr9rf
unb fOrt3uItleppcn iu6tc G5IhfdcripciIc pcr'
Ior bic SImme bic @ciilcS8CgCntpdr nift, lolt'
bern cr9rif cin iii g8c9e Iicgcnoca G6eit-0CIi
unb ocriebte odmit Der Gcite Circn Ghlag iIbcl
Den &opf, DdB iic lire 9rutc fabren lieB uno 81
@cbcn pur5eltc sic roiFtc Iitb dbcr gIcb iuie'
Der auf unb iprang nm auf bic 2Imme 6u, BIZ
lib ibrcr 10 gut IlC fpnntC Crtpcbrte bis auf iii
ShlfSgeI6rCi Gin SlrbeitCr bcrbct lief Rno init ci'
mem Sen3riegel bic Sabe tpbtete SdS Sinh mar
nur lebr Ieidt berIebt porben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
GrecntDr'S 8erfdnf

bon

lleSenbem unb psrfRnlidsm @ieentbunl
Vim Scnncritu9, ben 10 Septembcr 1867
8d3mitta9S llbr, ipirO in Sbcrs Soucpn. Qc6d
edllntD, am 4IoBe icIbit foIgcnbcS
WfrtbpOlle siesenbe @isentbum
pHcntlid bcrfauft ipcrbcn:
Nrc, l.--Sene6 9etpiile gan5c @runbithf, acl
lc9en in Sber>Saueon an Der Qbilopelpbid
StraBe uno 9rdn3enb all 9dnbcreicn bon SDiIl
liam sSeioner uno Nnocren, entbaItcnb ctipa
9inbunoert uno abtsia lfer.
(Gine SermeiIung wirb bcr bcm @erfaufStoae
borgenonmen iperbcn.)
Dies 1T cine Der beiten @etraibe.6arlnen inn
eountD, inter drsge5ci6neter GuItir lino in
lbifli6e Seloer 9etbeiIt Gtpa 60 Ndcr popcn
Delteben aus ScI3lanb, fdipcr nit S6mar3s unb
sSeiB- Giden, SoiforD unb 8aitanicn beipadIcn;
orei Nfer finb SSicicn unb Der @cit 1T autC5
SaiIano &aIfItcin fnpcn iid) in llCbcrfluS Dor
Gin Srud 1T 9epfnct uno iplroe felt nebrrrcn
Sabren bearbcitst) ncbit Gicncr3 bon antcr
Nualitdt unb NuantitGt.
A Die SerbeiIrrmgcn bcifcbcn ans ci.
s5j:ERa ncm pcppcltCn, SpeiitDfigen ltcincrnrn
&sssl gScbnbdule nit Slide, cincm cin,clncn
Slpeltoti9tn icinCrncn SSobnbaule, cinCr s8aId,-
tn6e ciner ltcinuncn S6cucr, cncm Staac
eilIen sSagcnldnppCn unb anbcren notbipCnpio.
ell NuBen9c Sds OouptacbGlbc
llno bic Sdcucr nCrocn bon cncr nie bCrlicacn.
ben uno nnr cine turjc Stredc bonn .Saulc btfnb.
liben Snclc nit NSaiitr bericbcu 3pci lbDnc
Sbl9drtcn cn'iungCn NpfcbGumeil, ieit 10 bis
10 Sabrcn gcpfon;t ncbit Sirnens unb anbcrs
en- SbltsSdumcn iinb duf Dem Ylabe Die &c.
bdulidfeitcn unb SbIt96rtcn iinb 10 aecacn, ban
odS,@i9entbum i'll Sanncn gctbet tperbcn tann
Nrp. 2.-Gin 0rllnbitiif bon ctipa | Nfcr
&sSM nno itObcnb auf slrc. 1, ncbIt cincm an.
::::s rcrtboIbitpfigcn 'iteinCrncn g8obnboulc
..i.esalne 6rdmltalc bdrauf erriftct
80 III baS bintcrdiiene Iicgenbc @iacntbm
be6 bcrltorbrnCn Tbtb SaCob Grbmon.
gu ocrIcbcn 3et uno an ocmicIben 4IoBc icl
ba5 fclgcnoc ~
geri6nli6e gisentbum
bcrtauft pCrbrn, ndmli6
m ~ sef6irr re saitsI, eteinbreSsr, M
Wf<-f2 gSerf3cuge, &o6cfen unb 6erdtbs
.ENSn lbaften SOISOfcn, Gin 1-Yfcrnpa.
0cn unb @pbD, S6Iitten, 4fcrbescIdirr, 9hf.
er9eltclI, cine Ydrtc Slider, barlrntcr cni0c
Sabrgduge bcS ,Gpngrciiicnal Globe" unb an.
ccrc mertbbpIlc SScrtc, nebf pielcn anbcrcn Sauss
buIt- unb ipnltigcn @escnitinben
GnoS Groman, in Centre @allcb tuobnbaft
,etr GliaS &cinbarb, am Ylabe pobncno, ipirp
lnf Scran9cn iebe 9cipilni6te sIuSflluft iber boS
ie9cubc @i9cntbum crtbclen a.H
TaS Sum &crtdufc auSgcbctsne @i9cntbum III
,S6it ipcrtbbca unb Gapitaliiten, icipic 9cripncn
prl6c an Gicnipertcn betbciligt iinb perbrn
pobl tbun, baiieIbc bpr Ncn &crtauf0tagc ,u prHs
ell
Scbn9un9cn an SrrINuiStaBc uno Nuflport.
ING bon
Gnos Gromon, n.
6. gS. Cooper, Sg'''''OreT'
september 3. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
@ 0rpBe S6Dpfer ~

bamit mt.ntc, oIS CT ms bicie erbabcne &eaier-
nn9Ss6oln i'm Scr5u9c BON alien onpern Qdns
bern Der SSct ibCr9ab = 70 pfrbe @ecrae
Sbar5poob bcibcr ndbitcn Boblni6t ben 1Oten
She'll Der Stimmcn bic abgcgcben lprrben erbal-
ten. Siec llnpBcnbc laBCn lid) abcr pcrlccn,
bumbng9tn, bcIi9cn, bttrigcn uno Sanb in bic
Mu9en merfcn,-glbcr nod genu9 cbrlid,e, red)t.
idaifcne LIB ipdbrbetSCbcnNc @Troer bon al.
len &artb'ien blcibcn tbri9, iiub Itanbbaft, unb
ipcroen
Den I6tb, {)enrb 90. gGiliams,
im ud6fcn October ais Supricns 9libtcr cripGb,
lcn ctr Gin uprobigr Sarifimdnn If, unb lid,
ipirfid Ib6mn ipirOC brtibc5 SutcrcBcn uno
brittiibc Slr6citcr ;u bCgtnitigcu, uub Iomit I'M
icre cigcnc SntcrcBcn jujcrit6rcu, 70 ipic uncru
cgncu sIrOcitCr unO oCrcn 2ngcb6r9en.
OTOa6 s5roo Uon Dem @unoe wsa;uz
nebmen !e0
Sbi9e llriO3s 0IIein icate binIdn9Ii9 Iciu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
Sic ta&e9fte @aBG, II. s. 10.
2eletl 2eiet ~ 2eiet ! !!

Die Staats Central Committee Der llnion
@artbs berlammcItc lid unIdn9it gu SarriSburs.
Die W.tgIicbcr bdtten ii6 piinft6 cin9efunoen
limb SllIe fiblcn ilbcrScu9t, baB baS &elultat
Der g8dbl i'm nd6ftcn Sctpber Gin 9lprrei6eS
lCn MD &i6 ter W Il / I'm s, nit elmer
0roBen @ebrbCit crtpdblt perben ipirb. Die
YRitgIiebtr bCriftcn icbt IGon in biccn OiItrit,
ten cine CUTE Organilirung unb Die re6te Sbdt'
i9teit-rnb bic Committee cnpfCbIt ben llebri.
gen en Iclbe Sr9dnlrun9 ebenfallS 5u be-
3mefcn, 10 ME gIeidfall6 bic rebte Sbdtigtet
in5 2eben 5u rufen. 2aBt inns babcr in unlerm
Sltritt, lO9Ieib all bic SIrbcit geDen-lno I'M
lere game Y1dt cbcnfall5 crfhlIen.
9c obi9er 8cle9enbcit baben ii6 SbatIa6tn
bCrau6geiteIt, ipel6c bon beraIIer9rrBeiten g8ib.
ti9teit, beIonbcrS fiir bieitn Stddt, inb. Die
SariFsTra9c 1T ndmltb eiuG s. all y tsY lante
in Der Naicrn Der llniOnz@drtbd uno in Der
Gina ruraJ UrTTIt NrIe95s
lbuo auBel0Oen bat. 50 gcbt aud Su9lei1
ans gebddtCn Sbdtiatcn bcrpOr, iptdc Yartbei
bic rcd)tc TOrifsYMlbc it, 8ci culiGt6bolen
Mtcnlden par bC5 ibOn ldngit tlar, dbtr ba eS
ii6 iett Ba0uS8citcut,
81 - - - 3
UOoB @eor9e Sbarsrpooo Die @bi9s
partDei 9eraoe tpe9en ibren Sariffs
Srunofdeen perlaben bat
B B ! B B 3 3 B 3 3
70 iit Go nun bon ibrer gartbe ieIbit 3u9eHans
ben, baB bic llnon-Yartbei bic re6te Sariff>
@ortbe iuirllb 1T.
ST c5 nun rU9lib baB uniere Gopperbeab
@c9nCr b0rtc @rldter genus baben, un5 eincn
icl6Cn Ganbbdt duf,ultcllcn, unb bat ein @tann
nidt cir fubfcr0rt9cS 8eii6t, aIs @anbibat allf-
jutrcteu. gSdbrlid,
OTGin folder Ganoioat follte in oie1em
Sauutp audi nibt cine einjiee Stimme
baten-unb lper fir ibn ffimmt,
itimmt f6nuritrads 9eaen feline
ei9ene SntereBen
9it5 odrf ICmano cu9ncl-fann tein redt>
lbOenlCrbCr Rann Ieugncn-llnb tper es Ielg-
net in o'm 1T iidCr bic gSdbrbet ni6t
g8aS ! Gin Ganbipat auf;uiteIen
0FDcr Elm SreibGnbler 9etpefen ober
nod 1T
gSoIen bic S0ulenbM bon SIrbciter in ben
gSOIItrs Jtilbcn, III Den GrS9rubcr, bic gr5eis.
ncr, bic 5ubrlcutC, bic G9ncr ober StoGbalter
bon @ilcnipCrfen, bic SirbCitcr all lol6en, uno
Scl6e RE oicIe NrbCcr all lcIdCn init EleiIf,
Slallcr, Se9ctobliCn, II. T. IN, bcrlcbcn unb ba>
bci cnCn JutCn uub gCipiinl6ten Martt baben,
bci Der ndbltcn gSGbl fir cine 9artbsi unb fir
cinen Gslnn ltimmcn, pcIdcr cbCr weldc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06
SCHOOL TAX.

A LII SUITS FOR GOLD HILL SPECIAL
Der 3lst, 1867. ct 10 A. ~. ara eontinnsd MI,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER eOth, 1851. Al 10
o'clock A: H., ct which date JudRment viii h.
taken against oil parties liable for saId tsx. who
nave not at that date settled said tax and ccst
WIN. W. BIeHOP.
Distries Attorney, Storey county. Nevada.
''o0's w. loo. oeSotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06

The Sacramento Bee says it is engage
ed in pointing out the rocks by which
the Union party in California has been
snlit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06

S. F. REsrAuRANr.-This popular
Gold Hill restaurant has changed pro-
prietorship-from Edward to Henry
Schaefer.
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Form. = Miss Nellie Vining, in the
" White Statue" at Piper's Melodeon,
has made u " hit" The crowd stay to
see her on the pedestal. Wonderful.
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FACTS vs.. THEORIES.

d" Give me place to rest my lever on says
Archimides, and l viii move the world.7-
Give me pure and unaduterated drugs" says
Medicus Of the oldcn time, "and T viii .ure
disease"
In one sense, both of these learned puIdits
were the veriest charlatans. They knew
there was no place to rest their lever on, dther
to move the world or cure disease. Necha-
nism was in backward state, and the mdical
profession was but another name for sopery,
and all the adjuncts of magic filters, and
charms Of the " evil eye sc.
But these latter days have borne un.o US
something more than even superstition and its
crew ever dreampt of in their maddest philoso-
ply. In these days Of practical science, what
was theory Of yesterday is fact to-day, and all
the old-time notions become as bubbles in the
sun, and burst and break with every breath
we draw.
Let Archimdes shoulder his lever, and "
will find resting place for it to move the
world. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and
toll no more for the drugs he so soreIy needs
for we have them at our hand, ever ready to
serve them at his beck.
Refined in the laboratory Of Or. Maggie.
fession are obtainabie by any one. His Bill
lious, Dyspeptie, and DiarrEea Pills stand I'M
rivalled, and his saIve operates with magical
effect upon burns, sealds, and all sores and Ill
GERS of the skin.
In fact, we think MAGGIEL's Pills and salve
are the wonder Of this century, and we are
happy in the thought that many others of our
brethren of the craft agree with rs. We would
earnestly counsel that all families provide
themselves with DR.. MaggieFs Preparations at
once, and keep them ready at hand, so as to
use them at the most opportune time and as
occasion serYes.-Nallev Sentinel.
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STEE,S SAFE.

HgY virtue and under the authority OF a deed
As in aust, executed on the sd day of july
1866. by Miles Moore, to secure the payment
to Alexander Brown and sons of a certain OBJ
legation therein described, which deed i'm trust
has been duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
office of Carroll county, Mississippi, we, the
undersigned Trustees, will, in pursuance of
the power in Us vested by said deed in trust
on saturday. the I'd day of February, 1867
within the hours prescribed by law. proceed
to sell Mt public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. in front of the Capitol Ia the
city OF Jackson, Mississippi, the following de
scrlbed property, a sutticiency thereof to
satisfy the debt, interest and cost Of executing
the trust, viz; The steam saw and grist mill
situated in Carroll county. Mississippi in see
ton No. of township twenty-one range five.
east, together with all the tools, implements
and machinery, &c, attached to or in any wise
appertaiDing to said saw and erist mill and also
the privilege Of cutting timber oft of ten thou
sand acres Of land belonging TO Dr. Green
CrOWder, a per contract between him and said
Miles Moore. Also. all the lumber that may
be IN the mill yard on the said % dav of Feb
ruary, 1867. Also, siX yoke Of oxen. thirty
head of cattle, six mules and three wagons.
We will convey to the purchaser or pIrchas-
eTs such title as Is vested in us as Trustees,
JOSEPH BELL
Jan. II dot
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NOON REPORTS.
TIE MARKETS


NEW YORK. Jan. I7.-Gold 1865; exchange
100 3s. Cotton firm and quoted at 34tG35
for middling uplands.
LIVERPOOL Jan. I7.-Cotton market open
ed quiet, but active this morning Prices
show a slight advance, sales viii probably
reach 10000 bales; middling uplands 14s.
YIESSA. Jan. 1.-THE Press of this city
in an article this morning says q large in
surance has been made at Bombay on the
personal effects of Macmillan to be shipped
per steamer Maria to Rogusa-
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE reform league Is
preparing for a another monster trade de-
uonstratiou The affair viii come off in
this city and is expected to surpass any de
nonstration of the kind ever made in Eng
land.
New YORK. Jan. 17.-Yalparaiso advices
discredit the Spanish Brazilian alliance.
It is thought the allied Gillian fleet which
left Valparaiso under Admiral Tucker is des-
tined for Cape Horn.
WAsHISGroS, Jan. I7.-Greeley spent four
hours with the President urging his suf-
frage and amnesty plans.
Payne's and Bingham's harangues against
Stevens bin excites tlutter in the radical
circles The treasury circular directs the
revenue officers to seize bonded liquor if di-
verted from the direct transit of store on
the route A table in the war reports gives
the destruction on the Mississippi and tribu-
taries during the war of 327 boats, worth
eight millions of dollars. The Supreme
Court here iSengaged in the case involving
the validity of Chase's trade regulations in
Louisiana during the war. RaudalTs sink
ing fund bill was fayorably considered by
the currency committee majority of which
believed in the substitution of legal tenders
for national bank notes. 1t is stated that
the President has veto prepared for the
territorial suffrage bill The House vote
lacks Ithree of two-thirds on the Nebraska
bill, its veto is confidently expected.
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The Legislature OF Arkansas recent
Is appointed a committee from its
members. to proceed to Washington
with aYiew of ascertaining, if possible,
the actual condition Of affairs there,
and the prospects if any, Of an early
restoration of the Union. The COM
rnittee consisted Of Hon. r. S Grant,
Jno. r. Fellowes an r. c. Newton
They proceeded 10 Washington ut
once. conferred with the heads Of gov
eminent and have returned bu0yed up
with strong hopes Of the future of the
country. While at the Louisville no
tel on their return, they were question
ed freely by the editors Of the Courier
and Journal, as the articles in those
prints touching the mission viii de
monstrate.
The interviews Of the delegation
with the President and his cabinet Off
GERS were very satisfactory. They
found the President immovably fixed
in his hostility TO the Radical pro-
gramme, and his cabinet standing by
him. They say that though not de
mongtrative the President viii be
found unfolding, and that any attempt
to impeach him will be full Of danger
10 those making it.
The conversations Of the delegation
with the members of Congress failed
to elicit anything satisfactory in re-
gard to the probable action Of that
body on the subject of reconstruction,
though it was quite manifest that
great diversity Of opinion existed as
to what ought to be done, and how
mnch it would be safe and polite to
DO. The late decisions ef the G"-
preme Court have created no little
CONSERVATION in the Radical camp,
and there are very decided indications
on the part of many of the Radicals
Of giving away before the potent ut
terances Of that august tribunal.
The committee does not wholly give
up Congress as lost to all sense of jus
tice, patriotism and decency, notwith-
standing they admit the interview
with Thad. Stevens, the Radical Luci-
fer, was very insulting-just what
might be expected from the old william
for whose vile carcass the god of the
Internal regions stands waiting with
three-pronged harpoon. Smarting
over his late defeat in the debate with
Spaulding, he was rough, uncouth,
i'll -tempered and very vindictiye.
We are glad to sec the Arkansas
delegation return in such good spirits
as our Louisville contemporaries indi-
cate. Perhaps the low hung cloud
may yet be dispelled and the vicious
legislation of the knaves and noodles
now assembled at the Capitol, receive
such trimming from the pruning hook
of united wisdom, as will give us a
prosperous and pacilicated country.