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September

nS~MNH WlNSl.0 0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOL.
Children Trr,hiug. greatly facilitates the prr. NJ r,
li'. E s"ii"nins tH gums. reducing all inflammation
vii, nay Nil rAtS nid spasodir ariion uul il SURE
TO RlduI.kTE THE EowEI.S. nrI,cmI upon it, moI,
erS. u Will give rest Ia yourselves al, REIiEr AM,
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up at soi this arrI. tor years AMI ran
say III 'onldrnrr an truth OF il what We have never
been able to say OF any other medicine Ilsa il rai,.
ri III single itistn" In effect Sr. when timely used
Never did VIZ know star. of iisali +iliiun y a,,y
one WHO used IT. On thu contrary, all delighted with
s operation. aud speak i'll terms OF rolueniatinn ut is
niagiral effects AMI medical virt,i.a
VIZ speak in hi. maltcr ''wIIAT WE DO KNOW. AFTER
years "l experience. au pledge reputation FOR ll..
nnl'mrut OF what We here declare. In almost every IN,
stance where the infant Is suffering from ls.in AMI e>.
austion. relief will he found n Hite-u or TWENTY minute,
after tue syrup is administered.
Fun dnriinns for usn;. will accompany rari, i.I,l.
Br sure AMI call for
'MRS. WINSl.uW'S SOOTHING; SYRUP"
lia'ins The fac simitr or ,unrls L. pruE,S' IN tb,
nntsIdr wrapper All others base limitations.
sold 10y prtisRisis throughout the w.rll. Price, unly
:f5 cents per bottle.
'hliE''s-N" aI5 Fulton street. New York: Nj my Hil,
lnlilnrn ..'. r-.'---a- -.-.- a..
tr,al. ttaua,li. DOwiE 4 NOISE ,r,ut4
Au.usi 20 tntisGiIa Charleston. :. 4.
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Washington Nova,

WASHINGTON, September 25.-It Is said that
STEVENS has dropsy Of the chest.
Dispatches from Nashville to tho President and
General GRANT state that tho city authorities in
tend holding tho city election under tho chartor in
defiance of BRowSLow. The State authorities arc
equally determined TO hold the cloction under the
new franchise laws. General THOMAS is ordered 10
Nashville, with instructions to maintain order, but
otherwise not to intorfprc.
Revenue receipts to-day amount to 1896, 900.
Gen. HAscocz had un interview both with the
President and Gen. GRANT.
Tho deprcdutions attributed to the Crows have
been committed by the Arrapalos.
Gen. SHERIDAN left to day for PHILADELPHIA
bet has been made here for $1,000 to 1900 OIL
Pennsylvania going Democratic.
Secretary SEWARD writes to tho United States
Consul at Toronto to-day, returning DR.. LUXE
BLAcKBuRSs oath OF allegiance. Tho lcttor con-
cludes: "Tho Presidents proclamation offers no
immunity in this case."
1t is understood that the State Department by
no means desponds Of fair settlement OF the
Alabama claims, though delayed by the death Of
Sir FREDERICK Bruce
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HSNOTlCE Tp MAltlNEiS.- CApTAIN2
AND PILOTS Wishing n anchor their vrsrrls IN Ashley
lver are requested not To do anywhere within rrci
range OF the hsads Ot thu SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARSES. on the Charleston aud ST. Andrews side ni
tue Ashley River; by which prst auoi rontact will the
Submarine TctegrlplI Cable will i,n avoided.
S. C. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Masters olce. Charleston February o. 1868.
FebTuary
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RICHMOND. September 25.-Ex ofiicers OF the
Sailors' and Soldiers Convention met to-day. One
hundred delegates were present. and from all sec
tions OF the Stato Gen. II. II. WELLs of Alesar-
dria, was Prosidoni.
The Convention adopted Il sci of resolutions
pledging itsof to tho support Of tho Rcconstruc-
tion Acts and to carry out tho other points tcle-
graphed laet night.
resolution to endorse the Radical platform
adopted by tho Stale Convention of April was
seconded by the only colorel delegate present. but
was laid on tho table.
resolution urging the repeal Of the usury laws
OF the State was adopted.
The Convention adjourned sine die
Three eI-genera officers were among the dele
gates.
The following letter will 10 published in the
Whi9 of tomorrow
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
STATE OF SRaINIA.
RTcHMoND, VA, September "a 1867.
To Mr. James McDonaid, Richmond, Va:
sR II have received your communication of
this date asking my decision of tho question
whether delegates to the State Convention will DO
required to take tho oatl, prescribed by Act Of
Congress for officers OF the United Stntcs, and by
section TX of tho Act Of July 10 1867, Tor all per-
sons elected hereafter, or appointed to Office in
said Military District, under the so-called State TT
municipal authority, or by detail or appointment
OF the District Commanders In reply + have no
hesitation in saying that delegates TO the Spte
Convention cannot be required to take Tho oath
referred to. Section N OF tho Act of July 10 ro-
fere to officers elected undor ie authority Of tho
so-called Provisional or State Governments. This
cannot be construed to include delegates to State
Convention elected under authority of the Con-
gress Of the United States.
No oath whatever has been described by Law for
delegates to tho State Convention, and there is no
authority competent but Congress- to describe such
oath. The only restriction imposed upon the re-
gistered voters in the election OF their delegates to
the Convention, is that contained in the 5th seo-
tion Of March 2, viz: No person excluded from
the privilege Of holding Office by the said proposed
amendment OF the Constitution OF the United
states, shall bo eligible to election as member OF
Convention to frame Constitution for any Of
the said rebel Statos."
Yours very respectfully,
81: J. hl. BCHuRlELD,
Breret Mai. Gen. u. 8. Army.
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Would Neither he Married nor I1I,,e,,,

The inlelicitrs aud frequent separations of tIIe
| married. nj Chicago seemed lu hayo caused hur-
ror OF matrimony nn:ong the bachelor rraturlity in
hat city, which is well Illustrated b. tho dsyrarn-
iui means taken by one linrkard TO break OH an
engagement made when he was drunk. He told
,iis M oWii sioy III court where he appeared TO have
Tie big brothers of his aianccd ono I,IIt under
botMls To- keep the puace toward him:
.Unlil week ago, yMlr honor. ! Was engaged
To- hn narried to Sally the sister OF the p isonrr
will not speak i'll of lier, thuugh wo urt cnemi:
now, for il il owing to my engagement thai /
took the pledge and am a sober mum. You nee, /
was drunk when | proposed ami vas accrptrd.
That showed mo TO what liquor could bring n man
Gnd at once took the pledge. WAS engaged To-
inf for three months, mud during that time did
my duty visited her daily, took her to places of
amusement, and told her sweet lie. In fact did
everything required except Ia name the marriage
day, In that Procrastinatcd. told her she dill
not know me woll enough yet, TINT the weather was
too warm; that She hal better wa till the cholera
season was over, hui il did no goal. She insisted
ihnt We should bc married nj once: she had sworn
ste would iie married before Mary b, arul she
would be. became desperate. I lad no intcn-
ton OF marrying her or any else. know what
nlctrimony Is; have been whipped by my father
Not knowing what else tu do. pretended To IL,
drunk when visiting Sally eight days ago. Sho
had some friends with her in the Pailor and that
male and female. Then told her in hiccoughv
way that ! had been unable to grl the false hair
cost too much. That dill the business. Indig
nant nj thus apparently having her ilcareat Sc
crets exposed Ia the ronng ladies' and gentlemen
there. she angrily told me tngo: that must never
come to her again. believe Inc. Judge was hap
W to IearH, and loft at onrc. did not visit her
and three days aftcrwarl received note from
sa 'SSsii% n" Ses Tfs @ rid Si'"q /" @ ss ,as
! received similar uotc; my answer waa Tho
same. Then ! received mole telling ME
was faithcss brute and cruel wretch that she
had two hg huthers a knew it, and thry
would at nnrr avcnS" her wunn,trl honor
and broken heart Gy beating me; br-
llered, ami HAD carefully avoided tia, lig
brothers. ! am lsw-abiding yo,lng man
and do not wish tu fight They have bccti 10 see
lie may tioIl forgive nir anil nay was aml. iini
know thoy will catch me, aud then shall feel
very bad. TO prevent that lavu hal them AR
rested. wish Them hound over tn kr.I, the pcace:
they can also keep their sister Sally. They have
said they woul,i KILL"
Justice You were right 10 have them arrested
They must each give bonds in the sum of s5iyn 10
Keep the peace Az for YOU. your coutluct las been
dissrnccful. Tho name nf my first love w:ls Sally
and no one shall go back on II girl OF Tint mamie
You arn lined sl5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

En- MARRIAGE AND CELlBA(!Y, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHuOp.-An Essay Tor
foung Men on ,s Crime cf Solitude .ud the physio
logical Errors. Abuses a Diseases which create i'm
pedtmrnts to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief
sent III sealed letter envelopes. free OF charge
Address Dr. J. SKITI.TN HOUGIrruN,
Howard AssusiatiaI PHILADELPHIA Pu
S.Dtriuhrr .I,; o..
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From Key West.

hey WEST, September 25.-OIAUeHLIS, one of
the conspirators, is dead with f.ver. Tho con-
sptrators have been very attentive to tho sick.
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sS-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING 10 IiEa
country home. after soj"nrn of lew m,o,,a Ia II.
city "as har!y recognized hy hr rrisn. III plar.,l
coarse, rustic, IslrI iarr, she had soft ruby ron
plcA'"h "i almost marble sinouthneS'. AMI insIrql
'"hty'hr" she really aplrarrd hut cigi,cn. tpnnin
phiy "a I" the calisf {" great rlangr sl. plainly
tn''l th"in that she used tho GIl,CiASIAS BAIM an.
considered II ab iva,ablr acquis in any ll,ly tisi
iy its use any Lady or aenmrn improve their POT
Honn appearance an hundred foil u Il simple Ia il.
continuation. "a Nnr herself is simple yet unsra-s
9" III a "ficly i'll drawing impurities irolu also heal
inE cleansing AMI hantying the skin nIl rnlnplcyio
ly It's direct Iron the cutrin drawa from II all Il.
impurities kindly ltrsu% the samr nnd having thu sli-
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Marine Intelligence.

Boston, September 25.-The steamship Upton,
hence for Charleston, has put into Now London
with machinery disabled, and will be detained two
days.
New YORK, September 25.-Arrivod-the steam
ship Manhattan, from Charleston, with the
steamer Georgia in tow.
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as- LADY OF UNDOUBrED CHEMICAI,
SKILL. HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CIEvALIER'S
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR-r positively restores gray hair
to Its original color and youthful beauty; mparts Ilfc
strength and growth to the weakest hair stops falling
out at oncs keeps the head clean: IL unparalleled as
hairdressng. Sold by all druggs,a fashionable hair
dressers, aud dealers in fancy gools Tile trade supplied
by the wholesale druggists
SARAH 4. CHHvALIER. NJ. D.. New York.
""i- bv DOwIE & NOISE,
Juue 5 stuh emo No Isl MtefltErqna,
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= ''r 'FHEI'3'H. "HUIVEIlo Dy
DOWiE L. NOISE.

SUCCESSORS To KING >Sb cAssIDEy.
'ia''h tiy> Charleston. s. C.
s6' ARTIFICIAL. EYES. ARTIFICIAL. iiII.
MAN EYES made t'r order Rnr Inserted by Drs F.
bA''h and J.. Go,hiLEMhNS formerly employed hy
HoisSoNSEtr of Pdris,. NJ. Iaa broadway Nrys Yort
April II NJ,
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From Richmond,

Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 25.-The deaths from
Yellow Fever today have been e.
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S n P PI N G.

4 T. hiiit HILTON HEAD AND BEAu-
MIN FORT. :. c.-fhc ssh,oner BERTHA Il now r..
A&EScririnp Freight tor the above points At re,l; oil
AFlEy ia Caiiii iai,sf ii SnriIi A,lin: .r, u-
WAL GURSEY
H'f'eW'cr:" No. Ilr. Fast Bay.
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hrchbislop Purcell an thr Recent Council
ut Hamp,

Arrhhsl,"l Purcell OF Cincinnati. attended th.
| Great l"n',cii III Hnmr few weeks since. wher,
nc "Srnprd tc seal ni lonor at the right hnrtl al
lnn Pope lie has RETAINED o,lr, and on SUNDAY
evening" The Sth ins.. he gave lcctnr. in wI.iri
M n reviewed l'ia cNp' rirIcr. We quote few l,as.
SAFES:
| when We saw assembled s,, many hundreds u,
nti i0l'a--su many hundred of learned tuarhri.;
doctors, srrrnls of orders; worthy OF comparing,
a,miost ,,, wl'l, THESE Of The primitive Church.
iit nom the most distant las-wc said To our
! Selves That nothing bnt truth cpuld command or
receive such homage, II any either denomination
and speak mol unkin,llv / spca; bnt for iL,.
rnihIii amy other The largest denomination rI
'oG;illeu Christians on the raItl-wcrr Ia attcupi
SUCH urinonsirution. | ask yon If they could 50
many would there be: What history, what truIi
ion could they bring alang with ltrui and trace
ilcIr origin to Jcsus Christ?
AS Sou know, some Of tho prrlaic; lnirlv ,,u
c'' w lIoiflr iIad TO come further tun the wis
men i, came under the guidance uf Tho star that lrd
Fmrtr y smJ smJ Ihnr ,n IN ~ me mahscr at i'ihehem.
over come before 10 wolphip al Rome or in Icr,,s.
;ii Sni. AND from the unit.,l States there catrle
Dlsho'' from secs, and tribes and tongue. nni
peoples never before heard or-ncynr I,Sinr, rn,,
resented IN the Cuunc Of Nice ur in the general
Sonncll Ht The Catholic Church. From a(i ticsr
distant places. ard from I'LL distant nations. th,,v
came with one glorious accord Will. nnr syn,u,fI,y
ol bcies IN the eternal truth that has I.cii nrc
S srr'eS w hone-Ithe mother asst MISTRESS u nil
tne Shnfrhee. Many ui these bishops had 10
travel on canr"s backs lnr eight. nine. ten or
Twelve days tr ore they rold reach Tho pnint ri
shipping 10 gel tn Rome. '' "
anu wicil We mot there. wc ,lil nbt meet Ii Ia.
HSILaiGerH. hero are no atrangers To the Catholic
Chmrch; Mcare not Foreigners or aliens NO mr.,
b&o.cllisahs os ,iiGi sann Iinrci; and when We
came together, We eano as members Ut the same
family, children OF the t;nd, professors of
the same falth. There was then no stranger
among uH. met with venerable oriental bshnp
by thu hlmc "f afechezi,lrr, and We walked to-
Eeihcr III that grand procession or tone III il W.
had hnowl, ono another all nr hives, aud wa talked
together ia the lang .;ge of The Church. We ply-
tesaeh The salln tait ami united i'll tlr same
.'Wcmohies. We were one, Christ wished all |
ms APOSTLES to be- and all whn believe in Him, 10
! no nnl OF Time. Here was grand spc ctaclr of
Catholic iinlty--mIity nf government, unity of |
taltI, ono heart and onc sou aud "iir in the King
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DIED on ih,' i0ih September. 1t ,i,I,r.t,, n.
Yellow lever, \. D.. NOhpHhr>EN. .,n. ~ /
HsuSES, nj this Guy. " ~
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THE SUBJECTS p,scusscp

1t 10 imp ssil!c to forcsce, though tnnbtlrss tho
relation OF the anglican to thu other branches of
thu clln.Gh. iarticntaty the Greek and Swedish.
will mo doubt receive rsEcral attention. Ritual
twliirh is in reality an indifferent matier) tho
colonial churches, church anu State. ami Dr. Co,
lens" may or may moi b. acted upnn. Ia c1ncn-
siun
AN ESCiciiCAi.
will no 1oubl be iss,iel To the worl and the i'm
portace at the Synod 10 tho progress Of religion l.,
ueilre. r. NJ. I.
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No. l6l Meeting street, opposite Charleat0n Hotel.
JunP II
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Gtne Srbtnans,
bs3uslidb auf 5traecn. G Gemmif lieners.

| Nbi bnitt 1.-Sci es pcrorbnet burd, bel
Sslcet unb Common GauneiI bon Der Gitp poi
Nqentaun. unb eS III bierbur6 bur6 bic Nutbc
ritdt berieben gum 0sisb gema6t :-DaE elm
| Yerlon, alS StraBen-GommiIiion.r Al benen
idbrlid), bei Der rfen @ciammt- gonpcntion be-
GitD Councils, ertpdbIt, beBcn Gompeniatioi
bur6 bic Councils bcifimmt ipcrben foil Che e
bic Yfibtcn beS NmteS antritt, iolI .r einen Gil
oor cine Nfirmation obIesen uno unterldreiben
oaB CT bic 41i6ten ieine6 NmteS gctreulid aus.
| fibren mill.
Ne d)n tt 2.-G5 loQ bic Yfid,t oes
SiraBt ,GommiliionerS lein, ben Councils mo.
ndtlid, 3n berittcn, ale notbpenbige @erbeEcr.
un9cn uno Nu5bcBerungen auf ben StraRen unt
Nueen Der @itDi 8orbebalten baB folder Gtra.
Bcn>G Gommiiioner has Red)t bdbcn fol-, iold,t
nctbpcnbige ausbeBerungen auf beIa9tcn Stra-
ben unb Nleen 81 MAIDEN, obns bic Nntpeiluna
Der Councils init Der gprbebnsung, bab bic So
ften bon ciner einjelnen MuSbeBeruna obcr Ser
beBrnn9 bic Summe bon SO nift iibrheigen
fol- e..a r.
Nbfdnitt 3.-Benn irgcnb cine @ebeR.
ernn9 coer NuSbeBerung bur6 bi, Councils an
9eipiclen prp, 10 iou Der StraBen- GommilIicncr
cine binldngide Nn3abl bon tii6tism unD &C.
trcnen Nrbetcr unb i0anbiperfcr anitslen, tpcldbs
ibre billi9e Y1id)t an Dem @cI6dft fir peIdeS
le an9cifcllt iinb, auSfilbren ioIIcn nnb iroQcn
fir tpeld)es cr eincm iebem berieIbsu, ioI6s
@cmpeniaon bcjablen ioa, alS bic Councils bon
3eit 5u 3cit beifimmen m6sen -#
Nbfbn 1T 4-Oer StraRtn.G .Gommiliion-
sr ioa baS @e6t baben 5u befeblcn ba6 ole Stra-
Ben nno Nleen Der &itD 81 ibrer beifimmten
Breite geSHnet perotn, ipenu 10 aHseipisisn bur6
bic Councils, nno barnab 5u iebsn, baB bisisni.
gen bcrcitS gcSffnct, in brer beitimmten 9reite
rrbdlten perben nnb ipcnn ir9enb cine Yerlon
ober YCrlcncn pelhe 2anb an9r6n5cno cianen
irgeno Sbltrnftioncn crrid)ten obcr bic @r6n,en
ilberldrcitcr. BON irsenb einer Der GtraBcn cbcr
Nlesn nnc Go pcrnadldBisen obsr ld) ipeisern
lclten, oiclebe nnerbalb 10 Sa9tn nod 9c9e.
bencr stct, eurd ben StraBen- Gommilloner
ipe9,lrdllmcn 10 ioQ cS fir ben bciagten Stra.
Ben"@ommilone geIeBlid iein, bic Sbitrut-
tlonen 81 entferncn unb gcba6te StraBtn unb
Naeen gu ibrer pollen Sreite 5u Dfnen anf So
fen Der Rerion obcr Yericnen 10 ilbertretenb.
Nb f6nitt 5.-Mcnn iracnb cine QerIon
ODER Yerloncn Iid benadtbeili9t fflbIt, bur6 ir-
9eno etpaS, 9ctban Snfcl9e bisicr Srbinanj 10
tcnnen er oocr iie oil bic Councils appeliren, ba-
onrd) baB iie sabrid)t geben al ben Soriibcr
ir9enb sineb Der Councils, inncrbalb Sasen,
mad Gmpfans Der SlotiS 10 81 entfcrncn, unb
Bic Councils werbrn ibm @cbrsB seben, iolts sr
urladc gum 8lagen babsn, bur6 bic 3uIammtn>
bernfung ibrer &prper, nm biciclbe 81 brren unb
iu cnti6cben.
@enebmi9t ben 1ifen Oct, 1867, bur6 ben
Select Council
Sobn y. Sliber, Yreit e. 6.
Sobn9. ScHman, Yrei't g. g.
Seibrinigt:
g. " ". y al min, Glert, z 6.
Y. 5 ge ccre, @lert, s. 6.
@snsbmist ben 3. Sag October, " Q. 1867.
Samuel u1eSefe. YuDor.
October ~, 1867. nq3m
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% G II D L b c n.

Am 16tcn October, in Sbcr, Milicrb Saun.
ld)ip, sed)d GauntD Scrr w I'LL am SR pTc r.
Gil lcbr odDtbarer Birger baIcIblf in oem Nttr
bon 50 Sdbrcn, Ntonat unp 12 Sdaen.-0it
Yreolscr elemmcr nnb Nteiitcr bcriabcn bic Gcrt
lnonlen bel Der 8ccrbi9nng Der llebcrrife bei.
lclben anf cine geid)iftc S8cilc.
sm 21 ten October, in S8albinaton Sauuldin
Scdd GauntD, Sf ! fob Soau6 ma II, in bcnl
Slltsr bon ctipa &c Sabrcn
Vim 15tcn Sctober, in SufS GaunD Der g6tb
Mi6acl s. Scents, in beiu Stsr ppn et,pu "a
Sabren
(Gingeianot bnrd Yaitor !. 3 6oael)
Sm 14ten september, lit Ncrbs sSSbcitbaI
Souni6ip, Nbisacl @utb, Gbcsattin bcS Srl
Soruce @utb alt 80 Sabre Z Nonatcn llnp / =
Sdgen a
Vim 19kn Stptembr in 9pipbil, anua Nlar
S6liber Scd)tcr bon Same6 unb Caroline
S6Ii6er, alt 1s Sabre, Z @cnutcn ilnb % "a
gen. ,tesl ,-,t4 Ht'n.l
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2e1a Gauntp 0atriDt.
General II ). Grant

SSir iperben oft scfrlgt pcr @en. @rank
uno bon pelbcm Staate CT ic? @crne tpolku
mir bleicS Den lcDaIcn Siimm9ebcr bon hNler
Union iaaeu. ndmli6:
G,Cn. @rau ipurbc in Der SSbig- buIc bon
@alclia SlincS, cr5cscn, icin alter Mater 10 ipic
CT iclbit, m0rcn itctS ciIrigc NIB cinhnBrei6c
9SbigS, unb alo bic altc SSbig, Yartbc iid) auf-
bob unb CUR &cpublitanidcn ipuroe paren bcibc
babel N5 Der &cbcllion &ricg auSbra6 ipdr
CT balb I'M 6clcc fir bic llnion unp bat 10 bicl,
pcnn nd)t mcbr 9ctban, nm ben Sricg gidli6
gu cincm Gnbc ,u brin9cn, ais irgcnb cine anberc
Ycrcn in bicicr 9anScn grobcn llnicn. sllio
bier bdbt Sbr cS allciammt, pcr @en. @rant,
unicr nj dbitcr Yreiibcnt uno in ipeI-
d)cm Staatc CT atbcrn unb r5cgcn ipcrpcn it,
Will man nod mcbr @uteS bon ibm ipiiitn, 10
tlnn man bics INNER lpdtcr nod fclgcn laiIen
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t7ab Dem 6cfananie aebrsd,t.

Sm cBtcn Scnncritag Morgcn nuroc Gin
6raucniimmer giamen6 pina g dulb, bon
Scrt6 GanntD, na6 Dem bieiigen @efdn9niS &C.
brdft, auf bic Nnflagc, bci emalS, 2cda Gaun-
n, ibr cu-gcborlCS &inb bcS 2cbenS bcraubt III
babtn. Die Nntlaac 1T cine l6perc, unb ipir
entb1ItCn uno bdbCr mCbr bdrilbcr ,u iugcn-pa
bic Sad)c Dor ptr Court obgeDanbelt ipcrben muR
sy-S pdtcr Sic bat iritbcm in Der Der.
langttn Summr @irgida[t. fir ibrc Gri6cin.
ing Dor Der Court 9elciItct, unp murcc babcl
aus lbcm @cfdngniB entlaBen. - +.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-29
tlnacbeure 6cuad,Ce .

Scr W il liam 2oralb bon Sibs 8bcit.
bali Saunld)ip, oieiem GauutD iIberbrodte ms
an IcBtrl santiago ,ipci ungcbcurc @cipd6lc
bon &hben-iclde ipic ipir iic nod mic ebebcm
9clcbcn babcn, Die cine babon ipicst 5! Yfunb
unb miBt 23l 3pll i'm llmfans, unb bic anocrc
mle9t At Yfunp nnp miBt % 3ca im llmfang
9ier BARI man pcbl frascu: SSer tann bieic
@ilbcn bictcn 2 SdB iic uidt 9cbotcn ipcrbcn
tonnen oico pcritcbt iib bon ielba-unb mir
milBen 9eitcbcn ban CO nnS bcr5lid) 9cfreut bat
eaB iie in unicrm @cburtS. .Saunlbip 9cipadIcn
iinp. ..- S;.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-29

Vim 9ten Scptcnbsr IN slcns 3ripoIi, gBittips
.0einri6 9c6. i'm 87itcn 2ebcno Iabrc.
Nm 26iten Nuguif, III siorb- -gSbeitbaa, GbarIcS
Nnbreip S6bn6en bon GbtparD nnb Gli,a 8ern,
all 5 YRonaten unb Sagen,
Mn 81 itcn October in gSeiicnbug tSr Rell.
ben 0riincipalt, In eincm Tlter, bon so Sabrcn,
6 Yonatcn lnb Sagcn.
Nm 19tcn October in Hllentaun, Suiannu
2dnbiS, in ibrcm 81 ltcn 9ebcnSiabrc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-29
Gcocnffid,cs tInaIitf

Sn Der Nadt bon lcbtcn Oicnitag auf btl
@tttipod) fiel ein Nngcitelter in Dem bicii9cr
- uYennNlpania SotcI", NamcnS Nllcn af c h.
ger, aus cincm 6cnitcr i'm brittcn Stcfipcrf an
odS Yhdtcr bcrab-Gr iplrbc in cinem bcipuRt
olen 3ultdnor auf9cbcben. unb drtIid)c Soflf
brrbci9ebolt, ipedc pcrii6crte baB CT fcnc 8ncd,.
ell gcbrcdtn babe.-G6 pirb pcrmutbet ban CT
i'm Sblaf auf9citanben 1T, unb has llnalif 10
nit berbcigefilbr ipurbc-SlIS mir bitS ldrc
ben, IT CT nod am ecbcn, lic9t aber in bcbcnt.
Ildlen llnitGnbcn. !. ---.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-29
6cn. 7amts q. Selfrioas.

Sicicr tapfcrc SeIp. erbiclt bel Der lcbtcn
sSdbl in bieitm Scnacr,Siitritt cine cbr itarfc
Stimme, bic ibm au6 iidcr ,nr Gbrc gcrcidt-
unb unlcrc Yartbci bcren Ganbioat or ipar, iiibIt
rbenfall0 gan, itol, oarauf @cn. Sclfrib q c
bat icncm &atcrlanoc in bcm @ricge ffr tic
Union gan, ipihtisc Sicnitc 9ceiitct, unb 1T Gin
lcbr populdrer Silrger : llnb bic 8epubIitani-
ibcn Wit9iepcr beS SanieS Der &epreicntantcn
unicrcr Stdato- -@cieBaebuns, ioltcn iid) fcinen
Nugcnblf parhbcr bciinncn unb i'm iofcrt. bel
ibrcr 3niammentrnit gu ibrem GIert tripdhlen