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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
prn&sr arbsit.
Ste@Stlt0 SGGcgel6abm.
SOmmer einribtums.-1uaulf, 3 1868

SDmmer einribtuHs.-1u9uif, 3 1868.
9rcbs 5runt enie pom yfo ptn unb Norp.
wflitn naa pttIap,ptil Ntw ppit. Reabt.s.
potteri!!e 1ameaua aitIant 9rtanpu alItn.
tenn, talir', spbral2, erB qaneahsr. Golum.
b;a ic. N.
;}i8r stsn on 6acris oura na& 0sm gcrt.
10 fOlst: lin 2 IS utp 3 10 Dtorans nm
1920 urt 2.O5 Ha6mitto9' uno um 9. IS lltr
Na6ts fis s.rttdsn Ntp gort um 500 10 90
uno 45 8ormitlas, 3. so unb &. SIS uHp 8. so
9'a@mittass. Sir ltsbsn nit dtnli&en 3ds u rer
psnuiYIpanid @tlsntatn in @. ,bneuns. SGlaf.
fatren tfs!tt,n fsn 2 so Morstn unb ben 6 IS
Na6t o ptns rie &arrsn 81 pe6lrln
sir gstsn BON harrisburg mad 8sapins potfs.
piur, 5a,ntaIa DinnspilIe 3iblano. 4ins @rups
Alien,on n uno gbate. pbia TN $40 Notatns
2 05 unp 10 NaGmitioss unb Saltm lei ei.
bnnpn tno oiisr Mtaiiatonen an. Der 41O.
9fatmtttoes ju sedt bios Bsbinbuna fiir pbi.
latsiphta unc &csumtia. Na6 Yottspile,
SGuplfta Sapsn unO Auburn. pa S&upltig.
ano Susqurbanna giisnbatn, sstt bsr 3ua BON
harrisburg UNI $50 9iaHmittags ab.
ddfabrt -Sie ptrlaFen New. gJort um
900 Wurssns. t2 90 Nittaes. 500 NaHmtt.
iass unb 500 4benps S&lalfarrsn bsal.ittu
bsn 900 WorgtnS. anb ttn 500 unb 90
3us Utne SarrsnwsGlsI. Der Wea.
paifa8cr,uS Usrldbt Ybilabslptia UNI 7.30 Nlor.
gems, fstrt bon 8sabing un $50 Nttnbs ,uriid
unb pslt auf alien Statonen an pottsuillt um
700 unb As Wurssrs unb 245 ga&m.
Stamctin um 25 unb 11.20 0ormittaas
ai6lanb TIM ZOO Wcrsens unb 12 AZ une l IS
Wa&mlttass Samaaua I'm $50 Muretns unb
2.1 unb AIS Nahmittass.
CIR oehfn nnn 0,nitAtlfIs nnet Eo.siAk,.. .f.
SGuplfl' unb Sueaustanna. eiisnbatn, un 7.1O
Wcrsens unb mad Yine Grove unb Sremont um
II 80 Tcrm!ttass.
Mittass
Gfr 8raoIhs 9eeumot tations. Bug srlaet
2sasns UNI z 80 Morsens unb tetrt Don pbila.
eslpbia UNI SIS Nu&mlttass suriid
Ir potts.cwn ACCOMMODATIONS. .9ua srl66t
YottftOwn um Gas NlOrssns unb fstrt son
philadelphia I'm 4.30 4tsnts surud.
Die Gplumbia'@ @iIsnta9n 3as. stt,n BON
NtaStn8 um 700 WcrssnO. unb 6 Is gla&mit.
tags mad Gptraia. etti3 eancaRtr Columbia &c.
Die psrfcmen Gi1snbata 3dse SeIn1Ttn Der.
ticmt, Sunetion tim 900 WorsenS unb 900
Na6mttasC surddf,trsnb pulafn Re SGppa&
um 10 Bormttage uno L. 25 NaGmttaas,
NIT dbtli&fn 3dstn an Ter 8tatins Gilenbatn
ifG prbInbfno.
An Sonntasen-Se psrlafm Rew.
yOrf um 800 absnes, philadelphia um 800
atsnes. ptilaDhptia tint 800 Norstns unb
81 10 Nadmittaae. (ber 8.utr.9us Norasns
astt BIOS mad 8saOins D pOitspillt um 8 90
Norssns; 6arrs6urs I'M 5.25 WOrssns. 4.1O
inb 9.35 Watmltta9s, ReabIns um 10. 2 IS
inb Is Norssns fir harrisburg. um 7O6
unp l 40 NaGts far Ntp. gort unb
i'm lbs Ra&mittoss fdr philadelphia.
s@- Communication, Nlrass Safsn Saul.
inb ercarficns. 5IdetG BON unt mad alien punf.
en- 3u rtbu3rtru prtiltn.
@tpad pIrb bur&ss6sdt unit 100 pfunb liub
eotm YaiIasiut e,laubt.
IS. t. 9tieolls.
Rsabins. pa. Gusui Is. 1863. @,n eupt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

@iai"'r'@'f&dft
fir bic SobrS5eit in cEbibitiren- Y Tv
Gill boaItdnoi9eS NIprtsment
auSmo6eno-iclde ais
Sronj6iifcbe uno Nmerifanifbe Sonnsts,
pats. Srames, franj6 8!u<
men, Faces, @r6pee, Gtrobs
gutter, Hubes, Seioen,
10 mic gobcS' uno WtiBc6 SGtS = alle bon ben
ncucitcn EdtternS,
Nn ben nieberfen 8arseIb YreiIen.
Scionbue Slufmertiamtet tpirp
Srdmcr 8pnuetS
uno YreiS unb iperbcn auf bic tilr5cite an,sias
bcrfcrtigt
S8cibe @iitcr,
Srilmpfc unb 0anblbube,
Samcn SrtBtrimmiuss,
ooop-SfrtS, gorlets,
S0I5tiGtr unb Collars,
nnb tnr3 sllcS ipaS in cincn crite GlaIIe Srim-
ming nuo Nclicn-Stcbr 9ebSrt @eidfaIS
S3 @Grs A rb eiEs
bon ieocr Scri6cbcnbcit, nmr auf Sanb unb
anf @rltellun9 bcrfcrti9t, ais Yeriiftn 0oIb-
Yeriltrn, 6rij3cttcS, ju nn9eprbnlif bilIigcn
Yreiicn
sss- Ydnbs sARilIiner fnbcn mcinen Stod boil.
itdncis, in cccr 8c5icbuns unb aIeS iprD Der.
tduft an GitY @roBpcrtaufS- YrcIcn
Gbrerbcti9it
g Il Sornep,
Gritc Shire cbcrbuIb SosenbudS SoteI, In
Nnentduu, Ya
Spril Z, 1868. nabb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
Damen Srimmins Stpbr.
MrS. Wf. 81. g. @ulbin,

1T lccbCn bon NcuDcrt jurff gcfcbrt, nit BEN
9rpbcltCn unb mciit mobigltcn Stof bon Grimm.
ing, pcIbcr ie in gIllcntdun gum &crtauf ange-
bctcn ipurbe -Sn Serbinbung nit ben Grimm
in96 bat iic Gin 9roBeS NiIortcmcnt bon
9cop6sirt6, pelbe fo9leib in cine 6es
min lbte 6orm ab9sdnoertweroen fons
men, 8 peribieoene Sorten BON GorIpts
uorii9li6e 3epbpr, Sarne, Yaple pat=
terms, ale Qrten BON Striimpfen, &ioz
uno feiosne 6anofbube, Saarbraioe,
0aartonic welbe Dem 9rauen 0aar
feline cri9tnelle Sarte pieoer eibt, uno
ymar in 3 bic 10 &o9en-penn nitbt,
70 miro oos GClo jurGfee9eten.
ffIrs M Il q. 6uloin,
gto. 42, Sft 6amilton StraBe,
4 Gbdren oberbob Der 6ten.
lQentauu, Sept. "a, 1867. nqbu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
W. 9. gpung If,
Truna-etgentbam Sgent
unb llrfunSen fbreiber.

3auftritfs, Morigast 8onps, Ncisn Cen
traftt. uns ads Atien sslsbIift D0tlin,,t psr'
btn nrtt une riGtis aus9ffupt
CT pirp etu 8dufn unp 8trtduftr Won SdEp
uab idshiAn Gistnttum in iE9ene einim Staats,
bsm BtrmstSn mb Der GoGsftra Der Wltstbr
tsm 8sablea su Sarsa prompt' aufmsrflamfstt
stdssnit wstsen, unb lisfsrs dA Aus,dJc aus be.
Rttilsla unb Na2rGt ibfr bic elst BON eane
Bauaats. Bur6 aussepstnts Grsr'iecnfen,
mlt eaae. .Assnisn burG bic Bsrsinisten Staaten
bittst sitfs Assntt sr5bere gcrtbttic fcro9l fir
8afiukr als 8dafsr. ais iresnS tits in oIsIrr
Stast. S5dr aHSdssr tpiro nifts btrsanst.
Sffes: In 3wdisn StCd ron @otfrtf6
pstn't 6aus (ttinnts stsSndtr Dem GOariganIf)
Samiltpn Suabs, Ntitntaun pa.
iuU 2s IN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
Or, llpbegraT'8
2lu4ll. an0 ! blrn. Icl!aul lalt!I

| a t>uTfh. Ghn GlfrF L2ej:dttialt !Hiil
! ais'SI 9'dt' d.ii !Rseeiu, Bssfs @ountp, psr.
's3i ne hFn nn' Och hsFsiqds s,A faab,-s ptn 20
9tro. 533 pcnn Strobe. 8eaeine va.
@f Essresh ealdtlt ale austn uno Sbren .araut
bsiiiH Ssbalbdi uno aus s....4g
SFGationen Der @hlrur9ie ltsrbJupt,
csr3enemmen. ..,s .t.t ...7 ..,.rffrt t'''''
9icie aRiiait in init &c, dS-ftsp 2;as uua., air
rssiitcr 3niirumsnte eit,ss eap'ts rhirt Il IN:
rssbalb ftr ithtn wunc trStlicbtn S-n sinssrdblst
Dtr .lmfonh, ZAP i'd, cir Grfabrrn4 Oh 4 tr 81;
3abrsn in eoiiuiit4n rartt fsfst, a.. abr,
blhrsibsnes @oraasie, b eis tritf tftn,n d urs
fhta 0ptraticnSn bisr SNnlc gut, wls in unt "a
9rtFtten StGliin pcTSchcmaa prrhen tSnncn
p1tisntns lrfltte aus tfr suh' toumeu, fneen bitr
tiutserss Bo rc OILS in Yhiae tipblo uno gieu gcrf,
pdbr,no ci; edrhte eaSs un tit rtine ean,luft
wsu. .befTtcs @3tqatntitbteitsH nne cttbslc 9,naF
ten. a-H !. i4i 7t sIt'.
Blt nNbeitin alien ,ibrsu Sermst mlrt b.,
hlatelt. ...t. ..f.r 81. 5sif.si-5'g q .s,r 80 l.f
2Rsbt aassni in aIlsa ibren 5crnun ws,ccp
sthet, ~ n ,-,.s r.r
Autr:austh Gtumpfdet unb (tbisf,
IS is tr DsrSsn 9traeE 9smabt
Dts 0b r.--Stps Scrnl rcn Snutbt't a. ttlu,,
Rec Sbrt uno tsummsu IN 0b,c miro 9sbet une
NO pas OH ftN grhSr il, eirosin n.uts slua,(,s,
70 oab ctr pottnt 10 gut bSrsE fam, tps s ,unor.
9tn..arGR tbs tcn.-St Stbnlno|uebt gib
ma, I'rrn&itts. Aaie,i nne ppfien. Drls Srant
bsiitn m<'fa nacb tnsin 9api neusn prirBip ttbon.
tstt, ihntH iit JGeri;tn mtt!sll ,jnte Hrpa,a, N
cie ennsr gtbyedt m're. 70 rap ticIAts mil rpt
aeantbsiti IN unnl,itdeart Strdbruus tSnnnt ;--,e
1T trlta ain;b, IN sen mdfhn SEusn bic bite trt
Girmy icStsld, 81 tyblidrn. ..t
8 btu maj : MA e.--lut1 oiSis &rartpeit tulrt
ndA etnem nruta prin;ip tebancrt; S,fretuna non,
S6ncr.s CrieIai ~ psn rieifen Sdl,n fchpn nod
@tlout ,insr Srunbs. gs gi,bt nur fetnt.e 5Sl,
eiefsr 7rantbtii. rpctde ht nitbt bsilcn laITtr.
aut anpert ebrcnilds Srau'bsiten ucn rhrm
&bar~tttr wsrosn in @sbantlun9 ssntnmen
arsbs Qptnh bsfhrGntt) taur in psniatn ya
senicbae Shusip,n Sesr Sebms8 tusiri iUsrttn.
Ytlts (odmorrbriesn) in Der ldlimmlteH Scrm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

70 nile aud 55ud IId.
gen unb tdit auG aat
fpit &iii!eI am Ssr'
iapi nuf. 6an6, gr
pslffltist bon ban al
ltrffinFsa euf Rda'n
tir npa i In ettftr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
g1uern febet bier!

gauern lebet Bier!
Snoem bic SubrS5rit fir ben Qonebau unp bic
Sdrtnerei ea III, 10 cmpfcbIcn mir ben gauern
uno 9cnisni9cn bic i'm ScfiBe bon 8drten iino
ben liber0Ien 0cbraub bon
SnohensS Staut.
9icIcr SIrtitcI 1T SubCrcitct in unercr llmaeb.
ing, nnb bat &rdit bel ld) ielbif por,faIid,sr An
ir9cno eincm 0in9cr, III Der ouborbringuna
bon elmer Men9c pcS Grtra9S bon
@oisen, @elibforn, Rcaoen, Sublpais
gen. @ras, II. (. p.-2(ub 8arten
Seoetablien, ais @robceren,
Sraubcn,
nno Srubt I'M NlI9CmCncn.-Slr ale Slrten bon
Se9ctoblicn, unb mir mrd)tcn binjuffgcn fir
WeIhfcrn unb 9u6paisen,
I'M Sccnbcren -Scine prcbujrcnbc &rdfte
tonntn nid)t gu bod 9cpreiicn ipcrben.
0clo cingcIc9t, mCIfc bcm Grunb bsrei6ert,
ipiro 9eipibIid o5 cine natilrIid)C Sbatlabe, ben
8duer bcrcibern
nT 3u brrtdufcn al Der Sorbon Yrhde,
in Nllentaun- @ngang al Der gSanuB. StraBe
Npril T. 1868 nq6@
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

SabCn cmpfangcn 4 critc Gldilc YrcminmS bel
Der Ncu-&ort Stuat6s unb anbcrer EairS.
slIio bic groBe Ibcrne WebaIs
liza, bel Der gttislfeaun9 bes
SImeriean SnlitutS, 9ebaI
@ tel in Der @tD 3tp
Yort, 1865.
Sic itno fortmdbrenoe 8renner, uno es
1T nur notbwenoie Elm Seuer in elmer
Sabre6leit 3u MAIDEN.
sic inb boaltdubige &entilatorcn bon bem
Npartcmcnt
sc fann fein @as aus oenielbcn entfoms
men. @
6S t0un tcin ginbcr obcr SIag lcn hin beIeI.
ben 5u obitruftren.
Oas Seuey tt.ibt Sa9elana obne 1uf.
merfIamfeit.
Die illumination 1T ipie bic eineS ofenen SsusrS
sic ftnb m bti9e 5eiser, uno oennod,
berrlid fl miloes Wetter ein9eri6tet.
sic iinb bic meiit economii6en Oefcn unb Sur
ndesS, bic ie 9emadt pcrbcn iinp
Die Surndce eripdrmt cine untere uno
cine obere Stube, obne jufdbs
lides Srennmateriol.
Ga iinp 8 0rpBen Oeien unb 3 8rDEen bon ben
Yarlcr Surndee5
Wcrecl "erferti9t unb bertauft fhr brn San-
bel, bur6
.,. perrp nno Comp,
Oriental Scfens @erfen, So 115 Subicn
... f-s-. StraBe, glbanD
81 perfaufen bci
-, Same6 8. Suib,
N0eni9cr Sscnt fir 2sd)a GalntD.
Nlentaun Sanu0r 81 nab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
0etBe Sitter,

Nls 9ambrics, SadonettS, plattirte uno
aeItreifte RonIcofs, Sbpei;er Mu6s
lin brilliant fieurirte eapns, 8iss
bopS, eawns, u. no, II. I. ~.
Grauer Dcpartemrnt,
Sbnar3e Seioe, Samba3ins, 8ouz zDes
lains, Wobairs, gmpreB Samife Sud-,
Sussns. 2ub, @dpes, Soils, II. (. 10.
9einene Gter
9(ls COON &lIb eeinen, 8iroepa eei=
men, Sriib eeinsn, lensne 6alstiber,
ieinene 6anotiber, Oamasf Slid eeis
men, Naptins, Doilies, Oamasfs 6anos
Sdber, uno II. (. no:
tiIarfeine Ouilts uno Geuntsrpanes,
allie prcifsn, Gr6ecn uno Guali,dten.
@inbeimiiae unb 6aus 8urniI4ins
Sitter:
als Setlsi6tt unb un9sblfiGts WuslinS uni
S4esttnss bon 8 A. 4'4, 5.4, GA, IA
8.4. ga, t0.4, 11.4 ;u t2.4, SifnBs
Gtsds, 6lannsls, @instams, Yrintc +. 10
Surtains uno 9aces bon alien Senens
nun9en,
@6aiDl8g S6@iuGS!
Gnslii&s. 5run,SFlGe unt am9itanI6s SAawl
BON ispsr 8frlaIscenbsIt, 70 ps ;u9lsiG
sint sroBe Nuantitdt BON
2dbies Gloafing unb ,9dfir0 in aIlel
per16iebenen Nppeltien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
Grauer = Dcpartenlcnt,

Sbwar,e Seioe, 8amba3ins, BollsS sSes
lains. Wobairs, Gmpreb Samife Sud-,
Susens. Sud-, @dpes, Saile, II. (. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01
SDbaDn q. @emmel,

&uti.ntnmat)r in g5daerop,ttr, 9tba
@anntr ''-..t5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

G',senb bem Yublifum rrr Auatn fanfn = aui
Ssransm maGt Ct bisi tbt auh fGnsIfr--straet
no6 rem @sI@mad lsinfr &unbrn.
@r 10 ilulS bier iasrn ,u tSnn,r, oas er fsirs
aIe ben ben al!trttish unb asfaiduilsr Nrtritsr
m @anrtp enasltllt sat, uro BATE Ip'id: Ct aut
fir jsctn Artfst Der leins WuffGits sstlS6l Scr.
rer n ss atttsi'5 tefaHnt pob er nur tie a lsr'
bfflsn MaIutalSn aufartsittn ldtt-.pcn &ul ~
bier ftIns 9tsbe- = unb In allm e;m Ot:ngc aatsn
III feline @rabtersi unb fsin 9umbus, mic liM is4
br 1ettIt itrr;eussn fann, wean ii bel itm en-.
ruff unb fsns Arttlt tefsbt.- @u@ tsmrit sr
nrG, caij tr ietns Nrbritsn
Sp wpblftil unb aud etipa5 poblfeiler
ablab'n fam. alO irefnb Gin nnpsrr Suilden.
ma&rr In oteiem unO ben ansrdn3enpsn GauntisJ.
--9s 1T btss ,'rar prl stfd9t abcr sr bat llr.
faGt oifc ju fdesn- nsi6s llrladtn, sr snsm
irrsn istner &unbrn sntitstn aussn fassn wil
-~tpsil sS tca aud Die Matfunbsn uitbt pssa
brousrl.
5ltdsgrbstt strllttt ct auf biz tsr,sils An,
,s9s uHb ,u osA biIlilittn Drttbea. ...
@r IN oonftar fir eenoSsre SuEtl&af', une
bttel um cine 5crtbausr brrleItsn, mslds tr tur9
rGnftlthe Sebisnullg. gut' arbst unb nur germ.
gen 8Urprunsrn, mob Yin 8iilss ,u ertpritsrn &c,
pentt.
@baet Il, Semmel. .-
Odr, IL. 1868. ra6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

Ger llntt;t6ncts beN tnt fb tirf,r tsitAta
tri!. ir;nsn 8rsunorn ir ~ s'm A'e9ttn Yda.
lFIa. atnb1ivt an,ustistu. scB n cas.
Kat i;btuml,5 Stibdft, .|- " =.
G3a 70 mr aa idatm at,sn 2tGstylaBr ia fSa
qerfvflri qstau County bttsbf buS lpar ! b.
ssrbnsiissr ole is -2r oerftriiat slt frita ,ou
Garyio9tu. 2 nltis5 uno ltitbtc : paIiers
ips ltn, Uoii allen BfrengurQen, I'll
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-01

Utttfh nlGl NEDtllt. b.. .' -sr - .
Stnlms FGttsr 0iersn:Srartb,i,cr
Scnpultrten perg=Srantb.it,
3SaitrIubt, t Slrcbten,
Ouappha. 4bautausfhIa9e, ...
Shnade fSltfpeS, .. 8rtbsarIise IS, bmirr
Stlentg,(hmulli, Y r. ct. 8siI's San;,
Ausbaall s.t. Salllucbt unh Stfn
ausen Staar,- s.- Rcpfaibt,
Serofsu. .r gleutaleis,
Rud9roti RTantbdtsn, edbmuu9, 1
barn etrpen, RabsnNbrpuli.
Nusr 1u9eH, Srassu: q 8tantheitsn,
|sttois ,lIe onofren lisbsl cftr Dtfcrmtdten pcn
sbtr Ivt.rp(fn N @'banelun9 9tnCnmsn.
&dnit Il d. au9en fSnnsn ebuS {5tmtrs Gin
asitet wereen une isbe6 ic nota,b aus. ooR fs foa
Der @nt, sdrns tnsthrr,
] Sin nbal irs n9.-Durth ejslen nsusn
prcic6 loNsn f6 Sbisrt unh 9Ssrt lammi tbrem
6tefbs natar,id' srbatttn. uno ,wdr trusu msutscn
Muuisn. mas meit tter Ia, als tpfnp bic baut Of.
seic9en unp autseispft pirb. Diclsr prrlb mri
Srre 9elsbrt, Ole 60 punftsn.
0@F@in msoiinifdss Tomilirn 9lait wi, B. 10
tolo fd, bic nStbi9sn @srtsbruustn trsTsu loTsn.
perSfentliht unb Semen, Die ibrt glamtn snItentcn
frei ,u9sfanht perben
Slcprmtsr IL 1867. nal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27
Trouble at Washington City.

Andrew Johnson, who is playing
President, has finally screwed up
courage enough to carry out the
wishes of his rebel allies and Dem
ocrntic associates and manipaIatorS
and removed Stanton from the Office
Of Secretary Of War, and appoint
cd in his place Brevet Major Gener
al Thomas, We give the following
brief history of this case from the
Columbus Morning Journal ofMon-
day;
On Friday, "Andrew Johnson,
President" addressed a note to
Hon Edwin NJ. Stanton, in which
he said that, "By virtue Of the pow
er and authority vested in me as
President, by the Constitution and
laws of the United States, you are
hereby removed from the office of
Secretary of War, and your func-
tions as such will terminate upon
receipt of this communication, y
In q note of the same date address
ed to Brevet Major General Lorenzo
Thomas, Adjutmt General, u. S.
A., the President says THE Hon.
Edwin NJ, Stanton having been re
moved from office as Secretary of
Il G Department of War, you are
hereby authorized and emI owered
to act as Secretary Of War Gd IN
terjm, and will Immediately enter
upon the discharge of the duties
pertaining to that office" Copies
of the two notes, the material por-
tions of which we have quoted,
were Immediately transmitted by
Mr.. Stanton to the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, and a
message stating substantially the
same iScts was sent by the Presi-
dent himself to the Senate, Long
and animated discussions followed
these somewhat startling communi'
cations, which resulted in the Sen
ate in the adoption Of a resolution
that under the Constitution and
laws Of the United States, the Pres.
ident has no power to remove the
Secretary oc War and designate an
other officer to perform the duties
Of that office and in the House the
Committee on Reconstruction, to-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27

GRANT AND CoLFAx..-Ata q Mass
County Meeting of the Union par
ty held in this place on Saturday,
the meeting resolved unanimously
in favor Of Gen. U. S. GRANT for
the Presidency, and Hon. SCHUYLER
CoLFAx, OF Indiana, Speaker Of the
House of Representatives in Con
gress, for Vice President, That
will make strong and good work
ing Union team. Either one of
the Gentlemen is fully competent to
discharge the important duties de-
yolving on the first offices of the
nation. 1t is poor policy to put
any man on the ticket for Vice
President who is notin every respect
as cOmpetent to perform the duties
devolying upon the President, as
the candidate for the Presidency is
himself Mr, Colfax is fully COM
petcnt to the discharge of the dn-
ties of any Office in the Govern
ment to which the American peo-
pie may see at to place him, and we
hope yet to SEQ him occupy the
Presidential chair,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27

- President Johnson, with a
view to snubbing Gen. Grant, whom
he could not use in his efforts to
resist the action of Congress, crea-
ted a new military Department,
which he calls the Atlantic Depart
ment, including Washing City, has
appointed Gen. George II. Thomas
to the command Of that department,
and nominated him Lieut.. General,
and General by Brevet. He first
appointed Gen. Sherman to this po-
sition, but the General refused to
accept, and Andy will find himself
mistaken in "Old Pap Thomas" il
he thinks he can make q tool OF
him with which to do his dirty
work to please the rebels.
The President has also nomina-
ted Gen. Geo. b, Mcclellan as Min
lister to England inpl@e Of Chas,
Adams, resigned. Jas. r. Hubbel,
the renegade Of Delaware, in this
State, has also been nominated as
Minister to Ecuador, and Hon.
Thomas Ewing, Sen, of Lancaster,
in this State, has been rendered the
Office of Secretary of War, which
he has signifled his willingness to
accept,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27
Washington City News.


The following, which we clip
from the Cincinnati Gazette Of yes.
terday morning, comprises our la
test news from the "aapleaSaataess"
at the National capital;
THE SITUATION.
The events of yesterday, at the
National Capital, if less exciting
than those Of the two or three days
preceding, we're equally important,
The action Of the House in the i'm
parchment of the President, was
formally communicated to the SEN
ate. The House passed resolution
for the purpose of preventing de-
lay by filibustering, after the report
of the committee appointed to pre-
pare articles of impeachment shall
be made. This resolution also pro-
vides, in case Of the adoption of
the articles Of impeachment, for the
election Of seven managers to con
duct the prosecution on the part of
the House. Mr.. Stanton is still in
peaceable occupation of the War
Office. The threatened writ of quo
'caTanto against him has not been
heard from.
The Democratic papers in various
parts of the country, seem disposed
to abandon the President to his fol-
Iy ahd fate. Everything is quiet in
Washington and elsewhere.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27
Letter from Speaker Colfax.

The following excellent letter
from Speaker Colfax was read to
the Indiana Union Convention al
indianapolis last week:
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. Is.
His ErceHency Coz, Baher:
My DEAR SIR: l should be glad
to accept your kind invitation, and
thus enjoy the privilege Of looking
into the faces ofreprcsentative men
ofour organization in Indiana, when
they come together next Thursday
in their biennial convocation. But
the rules of the House do not allow
its presiding officer to be absent
during its sessions, and | must there
fore deny myself this great pleas
ure.
1t may not be inappropriate, on
the threshold Of the important cam
paign before us, to look back, for
few minutes, at those deeds and
triumphs of our young and patriot
ic party, which are garnered up in
our national history, and which no
defamation by our enemies can ig-
more or obscure.
When the rebellion, with its Dem
ocratic President, Democratic Cabi-
net officers and Democratic Gener,
ais, threw down the gauntlet at the
feet of the nation, they had resolv-
ed to destroy, and when the Demo
cratic leaders of the North, in reply,
shouted "No coercion" it was the
Union Republican party that wrote
on its banners, "The last man and
the last dollar, if need be :" and the
unconquerable armies which their
Congressional legislation called to
the field, finally "coerced" the re-
bellion into suhjection. In the
darkest days Of the struggle, when,
at every street corner, we were
tauntingly told by Democrats "You
can't conquer the South" !" there was
one party that never despaired OF
the Republic; and that party was
the one whose delegates now meet
at our State capital.
When unprecedented and onerous
taxation became necessary to main
tain our credit, to pay and supply
our heroic soldiers, and to keep our
flag flying in the field, we dared to
defy the prejudice which every
Democratic speaker and editor at
tempted to inaame against the bur
dens of taxation; and thus daring,
triumphed,
When CONSUMPTION laws became
a military necessity, to fill up our
regiments, decimated again and
again by the bullets Of the enemy
and the diseases of the camp, the
siege and the march; and when the
country was filed with Democratic
denunciations of these laws, we risk,
cd popularity, victory, and all, by
defending them as bravely as our
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27

which the whole subject was re-
ferred, reported a resolution that
Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, be impeached of
high crimes and misdemeanors.
Saturday morning, on the aillda-
Wit of E. M. Stanton, Lorenzo
Thomas was arrested by Marshall
Gooding, under warrant is
sued by Chief Justice d. X, Cart
ter, OF the District of Columbia
Court, and is held to answer at 10
o'clock to-day for unlawfully hold
ing and exercising the office Of Sec
retary Of War; contrary to the pro
visions of regulating the tenure of
certain civil offices.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-27

- Petitions continue to be pour
ing into the Legislature Of our State
asking free trade in money or ten
ser cent. on contract. Also, peti.
ions for and remonstrances against
She repeal Of the free turnkike law
ct last year. Also petitions for the
repeal of the road law, and a return
10 the old Supervisor system. If
all the laws asked for should be en-
acted, there would be work enough
for oil the journeymen printers for
the next five years. How far this
democratic Legislaturewillbe able to
satisfy the craving de@ands OF thelT
political friends in the State, re-
mains to be seen; but one thing is
certain, and that IS, that some body
Is doomed to be disappointed,