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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-09

NEw MAIL RoUTR.-Ou North Cambria
friends who desire a new post-route are in
fair way of having their wishes gratified.
The mail will leave Carrolltown, pass Clos
ser's, Elders Mil, st. Lawrence, Cor Glen
Connell.) Walters, and connect with the
Mount Pleasant route. We have the assu-
rance Of Hon. D. j. Morrell that the route
will be established. although it cannot be
done immediately.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-09

Aiso, at the same tima and place, will be
sold the following Seated Lands ard Lots of
Ground, on which taxes rlmaiu unpaid, aud
which have beer returned to tho Commits
sioners agreeaby to the Act Of Assembly Of
April 90, l844
NAMES OF OWNERS OR WaRRLNr-FS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-04-09

Ls-.sT FROM JouEsT0wN. .--TmmcnSe
piles oi large sized boxes in front of n N ,in
street CIrluing Store. Late7'-Boxcs opened
and found 70 contain clothing. Still. la
TER-it has tra0spire,l that this was the
clothing purchased by Mr. Leopold in his
late raid to Philadelphia, and a glance at
lis stelves will convince the most skcl tica
that finer assortment Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods has not heretofore been
brought TO that town. Store on Main street
4 few doo.s below the Scot. House.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12

Trust no man who is not
squarely iii the line. Let the
%atchword be, "Stand by Con-
gress," for with all its short.
comingS we regard it as the
hoblest il American history
If Congress ! falls--if its viii
is PersiStently defed, if It's
work, is to be torn to shreds by
a vicious President and am.
bilious soldiers and middle.
aged lawyers-then chaos will
come to the South, and we
shall be in a worse condition
than if Lee had conquered in
Virginia, Shall the spirit of
slavery triumph, or the spirit
of freedom?. The issue has
come to that. Andrew d John.
son represents the rebellion
Just as Congress represents the
Union: We must either stand
by one or the other. There is
no middle, course. So, form
the lines and prepare for the
contest, and let the war-cry, be
'"Stand by Congress" ~, ,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12
Young America.

If n leWl uays slncej sllallj
fine-looking, bright boy came
into the cars and took a seat.
Shortly after a minister came
in and took seat before and
facing him, when the following
conversation ensued. .9u s5a1
, "Well, my little lad, what is
your nameg" said the minister.
"My name is James Foot
what is your name?" aoaA .l91
civilian Hand" !" was the an.
swer. l"Whereare you goingP7
asked the minister 5uo Il J
:, 'sro Rome, sir; and where are
you goingl9 was the response
OF the boy.iod llgr8l % 2ui,
\, The minister could do no
less than answer--"Camden.n
elbow old are you?" was the
next question Of the minister.
"Eight years." replied the
boy, "How old are you, sirs'
The minister hesitated, but
igave no answer. ''! 7EN:
care you alone," was the
next question of the minister.
, "oh, no, sir" said the boy,
pointing to the passengers, q
have plenty Of company" ...'
3 "But have you no friends on
board to look after you?" asked
the minister. DID,
"No, sir" said the boy
"Have youS"
This was not answered, but
followed by a little history.
"When l was a little boy"
said the minister, "my parents
would not allow me to go off
the farm alone" '.' ''' ...a, '3,
At this the boy, with an in
describable look, said: 'Ir is
different now" "-[Watertown
IN. W Reformer. au.lnr
The New York Times has the
following! D T'i'o 1af I.Ha1S
The senior editor of the Lou
isville Journal denies to Gen.
Grant any military ability or
any credit for the suppression
of the rebellion. He confess
ses that he was brave enough
and obstinate enough in pros
ecuting any object which he
had once made up his mind to
achieve /; but he says he was
in Richmond in the winter of
1866, and knows that the Con-
federate officers, soldiers and
citizens had not the slightest
fear of anything Grant could
do. That is probably true.
Davis himself was equally con-
fdent, and went to church as
coolly as possible ON the Sun
day when Lee made, up his
mind that Richmond was no
place for him any longer. In
the course of two or three
days they all changed their
minds about Gen. Grant. The
change was sudden,r as the
Journal remarks, but lis was
very yydecided. 5d ietl m7iAG 0i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12

A WIT once asked a peasant
what part he performed in the
great drama Of life. The re-
ply was, 81 mind my own busi-
ness" '07lis9ft 7t' '-iFsr
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12

THE Montreal Postmaster has
had the heads Of his clerks ex-
amined phrenologically, and
dismissed those whose bumps
we're not properly developed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12
,fFt@ From tic New York Tribune.
Form theiLihes! sQF
TheaI time has conA for eYer1

Inc tlIne mas come lot every
soldier Of freedom. to look to
bis imnuasket, and replenish his.
ammunition.box, and see that
he stands '%elllin line. We
are on @ the eve Of events. that
may try the courage and the
constancy Of tie best of us.-44-' ;
The Democrats, the rebels and
the weak,kneedl Republicans,
have formed d coalition under
the lead OF Andrew Johnson.
and there is no kn owing what
step may next be taken. look
at the elements Of This Pafty.
In the North we have the pdir:.
derers Of orphan negro child
renTthe i ts.spSt rioters 1'nctt OF Jpiy--the
pouPn3tyJmnIperS anp a the asSas'
sins,o nst,o79Wesefha have, newspapers
IKE the yLaCrossea Democrat,
which eulogizes Wilkes Booth,
and the New York World, which
sneers at the martyred Lincoln.
Above them all-because it
shows more ability and more
power-we have the New York
Herald, whose editor, failing to
nave tpe montgomery tgSlf. JColnpssttil'3 ':lpsti3 ;
Ptuuohl .}lrif iafuopteSa e ~ 1891 90 .hnopeSs
10 nave AYE 'ne PFFlln4eaipieeSS l4ap !eSIott o. that at
consfFti9suutloh ft9uu'h "a la'aPoPteepq now
! men we nave 'ne'ilmes' lnSid, L.,
ious' trucuieh'' az anu ihuecisiVe
I~iiilhg 10 wound ana almost
= a'rald 70 strike-ho' y, quite so
II iar, away tna1 IL may NOT ge'
wiIlih ii tae iineS Il victory rs
h mans ms WIN u.s. some ol tnese
war ,,pE upon rus US OS pretending 10
= use e'.,iV'li'. .he name Oh = "rah'' o'herS
openly opeDTy assShins ssi lS,I ul'h,, In 'ns
6, HoaIn a't, We, we nave ,ee' 'ne tepeis auu
'no ,ogon vlI, v"'lve'-1'ne 'oi'nef
l'ialfS'eaiefS rs, anu 'itl 'nan'o"hofs'
h These men are bound togetii-
er with but one tie-'"Down
with the niger" Men who
should know better, Christian
men, who-read Bibles and pray,
tyehemently join in this cry
"Down with the Niger" Cow
ards that they are, they do not
see that these black fellow,be
ings were not thought nnwor-
thy to. shed their blood for the
Union. a1ngrates that they are
they have no compensation for
the tyranny, the oppression
the endless crimes they have
lheaped upon this race. They
have robbed them. trampled
them in the dust, taken their
chiidren-children let us say
it with shame, with their own
Saxon blood flowing in their
veins-and kept them in sla.
very. Sianderers that they are,
instead Of helping these poor,
people in their efforts to rise,
theyderide, ridicule, belle, SLAM
der them. "Down % with the
niggern'-aDown with, the mig
ger" This is all. They can
no longer7ro5 him, nor steal
his labor, nor buy and sell him,
nor hunt him with hounds, and
cover him with, stripes, and
ravish his wife and daughters,
Down with him, of coursel For
five years, gentlemen OF the
South, you fought to keep the
negroes in slavery, and bitter
are your tears of discontinue.
Shed them no more, for here
con,e RAYMOND and Bennett.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12
The Republican Platform.

'@ Ohio, IN convention assens-
Jled, That the National Re-
publican Union party having
preserved the integrity of the
couhtryi having defeated the
'attrocious attemptlately made
to inaugurate appeals to arms
and civil war from the, legiti.I
mate results of legal aud con.
stitutional elections, and hav.
ing placed American nationally
on the solid foundation of lib.
erty and the rights of man,
will elect to the Presidency of
the United States next Novem.
Der a man, under whose admin.
istration will be- completed the
great task of reconstruction
on the basis Of nationality, lib
erty and true Democracy, and
who, with frmnesS, yet with
moderation, with justice, yet
A.. q. H.
with charity and li6erality;
with answering loyalty, yet
with prudence and statesman.
ship, will heal the wounds of
the war, reconcile the hostile
elements, and by his wisdom,
economy, rectitdde and good
faith, viii restore . those sec.
tons of the country which the
Rebellion has 0desolated, to
prosperity and happiness, and
with the hearty cooperation
of the peoples Representatives,
in Congress, viii rs.establish
the relations. Of the several
States to a regenerated Union
and the blessings of every.
thing, domestic peace. '.7'd1ai
,S Res0zvea, That at this juno.
ture the eyes Of the country
are directed to one man who is
eminently qualified by his
character, position, Oanteced-
ents, and the universal conR-
dence which he enjoys, to Sc.
cure a triumphant election
next November, to terminate,
when in Office, . the present
state of transition ard sus.
pense, and to guide the nation
to a new era of good feelings
and restored confidence. .-.r.
E Resozcea, That with Ulysses
S. Grant for our President, and
Benjamin F. Wade for our Vice
President, we can confidently
appeal to the loyalty, patriot.
ism and intelligence of the
American people, .''. " O" '..
RssotevA That the chief OBJ,
struction to the pacifcation Of
the country has been the per-
sistent opposition Of Andrew
Johnson to the reconstruction
of civil governBent in the re-
bellious States, under the au-
thority Of National legislation,
by Keeping alive the spirit of
rebellion, and reviving the
hopes Of a restoration to po-
litital power Of its great ally,
the Democratic party. '' ''I y.
ReSozged, That we approve
and applaud the action Of the
House of Representatives. in
the recent exercise of its high
constitutional prerogative, by,
the impeachment of, Andrew
Johnson for high crimes and
misdemeanors in office, and be-
lieving it to be the constitu-
tional function of the Senate,
sitting as a court Of justice to
finally determine every ques-
ton Of law and fact arising in
the course of the prosecution,
we invoke from all parties a
peaceable and law. abiding sub
mission to its Judgment in the the
case. .
Resolred, That by the inde.
cent haste and preripita,
ton with which the Democrat;
ic Legislature Of our State re-
scinded the resolutions ratify-
ing the 14th amendment to the
Constitution of the United
States, and thus condemned the
propositions contained in said
neutrality-suspicious.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12

anB r'sw York N Nail i advo-
Ga,eS the public publication ion. Of en-
sag S gemepptSh hiippiO in order tOopreysnt
plrtations. GU
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
BcrbarSs 6artenlaube

auf unlsrsm Slide lirssn pisber 80. . 10
BON 9srtarb's @arttnIaa6s NIT foIacnoem Sn.
bait: surdaf bic Gprtirsuns bss tdbI@rn Ru.
mans uatr BEN SturtHei; eann BEN @&tue
brs srf&ittsrntsn Grmdlcrs ,So9annes golt0,
ter Gorltpart bfs SUalanrss. 5rnr Der an.
fang eines nsusn Rrmane tines NOD. unaenann.
ten absr auBnorcrntlI& tesabla, 8aflTers -
Die Ne@ulIs 9sut'. Der 8tfallr eatmidslt in
cteirm Homan elm Stiid prtltsn 9sbsns, unb sr
perfett niGt allsin, lsins esIsr BON anfana bis
Gnos aufS SpannsnoRe 3u felicia, lonbtra feline
S6ilbaunsfn linb aud 70 ltbsnbls, tae man
bic ssi4iIscrtsn Scsnsn NIT rem lsibli&tn auas
Scr ii& 3u iebrn slaubt. gnpliG bringen bic
cbsn 9enanntsn Nummern nod: Cine giin.
bntniaso - gne gptloos aus fem eeten bss
Saiiers Mfolaus BON 8usIanS--4&, pt, iae
nS9ti6 ptnn bon g. 8rupclp-- Cine b,iu,.
asfe6rts SGwalbe-ginr 5rasSbie I'm elpIaa,r
Srinnsruug ous Ssm SABRE 1866-Con amore
8:malt, bon &Lit Valto to-alS-Or lrsts Srunf,
bon q. SGnsd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
rO,r No. eoer MR. IN ea2

81, lpcr Woatc Opcr ipia in NepublitaHi>
id)em SlHtc, in Der 8crtbcibigung Nnbrtip
Sobnlou, rtiten, Der cifcnbar bic Contribution nnp
0tlcBcn auf cine unpC3cibide unD ibdnbld)c
Beiic bCrlCBt Dat-lnb 3pdr bis oaiieIbcbie 3herl
Der 3iumt al Den YfcroGl beneBcn parbe pocr
miro? 81, t5 lplrCr o0tr Iinb 2ebtr5 Der Cop.
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g5brger, wclbc bic GoiItitutioil unb @cItbc auf,
redt crDaItcu9 @Ibrnb iie bereitcn cinen Ids,
ntu &ctorb fir iib uno lire 3a6tommen. g8ic
tDnntn picic Gopplrbcdp5 nd6 alien belem nod
Slniprub Nuf 2oDaIitdt uno 4dtriptiSmuS ma.
fcu? Sn Der Shat bic SIGcr llnwi6cnoiten
III ii lien irbcn puB iic nibt tpnnell, ipe iic oicS
lhon NpcimlI Onncnilar bepielcn babsn, = baS
Ercmll bci Dem Scginne ocS &ricse5 uno ba5
3WtitculaI in Dem &criud) eincn 5pcitcn 9Glrs
gcrtrcg dn5uScttcln. Dies babcn iie gctban unb
t6nntu c0 nitt III NbrCoc tcllcn = uno lelbit
ptnn il ,kbpprtn iputcn bi5siie ldparj lnb n
&cpubifmcr baltct pc0 i'm 6tbdbtniR unp ban.
oct bci allen tilnft9cn g8abltn ,grtrellidb bar
nad,-unb tbut Sbr paS, 10 lpirD uuiere llnion
nod ldnJc fir nHlCrc 9tdbIomncn bcitebcn. -
Shut Sbr 50 abcr nid)tuuo Idilet unicrc &CgicrD
unB in bic Sodnbc btitr 2dnDc0bcrrdtber unb
9lnt sYolitifcp ilbcr9tDen, 10 ipirb CO au6,
bdlb uniHnFrcIcbc llnion 9cld)ebcn lein
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
ple sopperbeae staate Gonpentti en.

Tic Goppcrbcdb StaatS GOnprntion fhr
4cuuiOlpaucn, wurbc an 4teu Nirj in oarrSs
burg ab8cbht>n MIS- cinitpciliger .&orliBer
picne Sor. gS 9R ,&anba t. bon SduDlta-
unp ais 4,ernuncntcr, or @illiam SopfinS,
bon 8aibinSton Gin @ripiDIcr Sifet wurbc
formirt, poraaf Der Nanle pou &cnbcn Stdb.
Ter, fir oicicn Oiltrift ittbt GbdS. &. SoDle,
DON SIDcttt GauntD, wilrbc ais Nubitor- Sencral
Gdubipat uno General w Gnt, bon Columbia
Gauutp, alS 2anbmtNcrs @enerl .GanbiOut err
nanut Sir ciucn GanOibat ibr 4reiipcnt uno
Sitcs Brciipcnt bat nidu lib uift ans9eiproben
Die &cben nn0 Btl0iIiic iino bic oIten Itcrcps
tDprtrn gcpcltl--lllr Gin neucr 1T babel, MIN.
IiA Der, wClbcr Od5 itituticnsac lunb 9eies.
pinri1c Sctrd9cu bon NubD Sobnlcn 9utbeiBt
SIN 9an6en 9tnommclI, mar bic 9an,c Gonpcns
ticn cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcipcst bos
c0 nnicru @c9ncrn wobt bcipuBt 1T, paB ibre
BartDci ibrtm Gnpc gan, nabc 1T, imb baB iic
pabcr init @cpiBbcit plrduf rcduen, in nddDitsn
Ntobrr unp giopcmbcrl nit acknowledgement
MCbrbctcn bclirgt jt tipcrbcn
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Sefentli6e 8en6u.

2fuf 8reitoo5 uno Somifo9s Gen 27fcn
uno 2Sften MdrB, 1865,
al brittn Sossa I'M ~ llbr WittagS 1olm em
5auis ttS un.erjetGnrten. In Sallittepile, Qs&a
gaurtp, folstnfs Grtifel auf 5fsrtlIGg Ssntu
oafauft psrrrn, rdmliG: :
@NA,-~,,OS Sinr @uYs Mdtrs. dns Rub, in
SSa@s-DSSssS 9usais, Elm SdIiten. yfrtsesldi,r,
s.SLsss$I. Glirarnnsse. 9ufaIur GrGe, SGe..
len, 9idntrto, sdds @attla, R,6tn, Sadsn,
5atnrtrog 5uttabrr 5 gs,fn unD 4e:titltn,
Glide 3 Du;sne GtGt,s Eusnr Bdriiuttr.
5title, tine St;iie, g1alGifdnrt, Yiti&uc unO
Rrd5e, &.d'dnte, Gai'sri, sin areBco "AOrtsm,nt
arprIs 5 Stftn nit MUbr, dr &cacfen. MT
8ctr. 5snRtr.SaGrtS. Snfs. St,iien, SsOeI,
gimtr, guttrln, Dsmio9's. 2umblrrO. utrsn,
ReSlen'Sd 0ampen 9atsrn.n, 3dtrr. StGnnsr,
s6inferRtl6 Sdbner. Yprcrian. 0narsr, 70
pie nod sins srpb. @rfGisfsrtst,, ppn anprn
sutn 5aueSerGitlG oitsn unp 9O!el apperat, Su
umaGnblI& ,u melpsn.
Die Ssbinsunscn am getapistass unb auf,
wdrtuna bon
Soel Gene.
Tdr, 8, 1868. nat8
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Is . Or 1, . n.

YIN 3tCn Nidr, in Nllcntaun, Gin Sobn bon
SSilam unb Sopbia 9autcnidldgtr, alt s Gage.
Sn Nlcntaun, am 3ten Wtdr, emma, Sod.
ter bon GburlcS uno Nnanra &nauk, alt Sdbr,
l Wtcndt unb 26 Sage
(Gin9cianbt bur6 ben Gbrrp So9eI)
Vim 6tcn S0uuar, in 2Dnn SaunIdip, Qeda
GauntD. SInna Gatbarna, g9ittne ccs unIdn0lf
ptritorbcnen Samuc 8ilman, in BEN Nltcr bon
81 Sobrcn uno % Sdscl.
sIm 16tn Sanuar, in Silb, @bcboQ Sms
bella NQuiIld alt Sabre, 10 Yicnaten uno
Sd9-uuo an 19ttn Sanuar, Woria Snna S,-
bora, alt Sabre uno % Sd9e-bcpc &inocr
bon 8eubcn nno &dtbdrind &erlfntr
YIN 1itcn 6ebruar, in gorbia, Oscar Sobn,
Sobn bon SameS unp Carolina S6lidcr, cit
l ytcnat nnp % Sage aLi.g S..
Gin 13tcn 6cbrllar, in @orb: :iSbsitbaa GU.
Ianna &cnncl, GbesGttin bon Sebn Sacrb Sen.
mel, in tincm Ntcr BON 60 Sabrcn unb IA Sa0sn,
limb an 16tcn Sanuar, 1r Subn Sdccb
&cnne in cin,m NItcr BON SO Sabren, 5 Nion-
atcn unb SOgcn.-Scr d!tc Gattr uuo Icinc
Gbc9attn, purbCu in II @rab duf ben @ct.
ttSddtr Der Union Stride gclcgt-Sanft ruben
Seoe in ibrcm itiacn Scorsbette.
Vim 19tcn Scbruar, in 2cpbiU, RcIa Sane
Abdldirc, Sodtcr bon Sboma5 Eno GliIabetb
&eIb, alt Sabr, ROnat unb Sa9cn.
Vim l gldrj in Sbcr' Ytacun9e. Sr. Samts
StnrD, in rem NItcr bon nnscfdbr 81 Subrcn
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2e0a gauutD DatriUt.0
Die Coppsrbea9s u1o 7obnfon.

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GO Die Gopp,rb.a05 ncu.ib i'll Grfl5rung
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publitlnern al,-- mir blb;n iAu Aidt gcpibH,
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tCu. OictM miro plcb iidcr &cmlno WioT-
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wT CT unicr, ablr rlbosm Die GOppcrDcdbS,
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blitcil, uibt mtbr, lluD lc!oIt, gtleSt mir mir
btn bN bcutt uob uuitr bciBcn, ullo bod aus
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i'll bunbtrtrn BON Subren ms nod oben unp
preiitl, nno c5 ais sinc Sb1t bc,ci1ncn wiro,
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geuuJ nlrtn, oocr iciu WiirOcu anSjufiDrcn ~
ptnn menn lc CinCn Ntdnn cinmdl crtp6blcn,
10 bdItrn iie ibn aud) i'm Nmte, uno wcnn glei1
bic llnon in pieIr Slide ODER gdn5i9 gu GSrlnoe
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sen @ct ais yluotsbtrritbcr uno 9lHt, Po IT,.
tifcr icbcn milllcn. r Ha# ml1oi
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NnS Sntpeacs,utent.

Mn cBttn Donneritag un l llbr cri6icn
Sbcrribtcr : ba In Der SenltSfammcr III
Sa6n9tou, um iibcr Den Senat In Der SIM
pcadmcntlabc 81 prelercn. Der NmtSeib ipurbe
ibm bur6 8ibter VI ON ob9cnommen--pc
,rauf .Aibtcr S y ale bic Scnatorcn beeioigtc-
.Slle5 giellg ben red)trn Sang, bio Der Ramc bes
ScndtcrS 8abe 9crufcn wurbe, ipo man BON
Der Goppcrbcableic cinipcrocte, bdb CT nid)t in
piecm Serbor iiBcn tpnnc peiI er falls elmer llt-
bcrfibulng. bon Nnbrcip Sobnion, icincn
Blas ,cinSuntbncn babe SllS Yatteripn, Sobn-
ions Sohtcrmann porbcr ld)on siugci6wprcn
wurbc, ol blttCn bic Soercn GoppcrbeabS ndtS
III ll5en. Is entiprdng bicrIiber icbob cine
Debate, rpcIbt bis ,ur &crtasun9SItunpe FORT
bllcrtci YIN Sreitdg I'm llbr tlln man mic.
Der in Der Scnattammcr Sulammcn, unb W abe
nnb bic nod ilbriseu Scnatorsn iuurben einse.
lbtpcrell-llro oemna6 1T nun
Das 6cridbt pollfaneis
MIS- alc Senatpren eugeldporcn iparen, er-
flirte3 Oberri0tcr, Gbalc: Der Scnat bat ii6
febt bl!eiheln l3mpea6lntntS' 6eri6t conittuirt
in Dem Yro,ciiie gcgen Naoreip Sobnlcn. Der
Scrgant-at' NrmS ma6tc bicrauf bic porgeI6rie-
bene 4rcclamation
Scnatcr !Soparb bedntrdgte, bic Nntlage Gom-
milton bes Sauic5 gu benabribtgen. baB Der
Scnat bereit iei, ben Erc,sB sssen slnpreip Scbn.
Jon gu erDifnen.
Die Hntag0ommiIion ipurbe bisrauf eingc>
filbrt nno naDm ibre SiBe Dor Oberri6tcr GbaIe
cin. SaS Scri6t berorbncte, ben gorlaoungS.
befebl an ben grdfbcntcu 81 erlaiien, ain 13.
@tdr3 Dor Dem @eribte 5u cri6eineIi, Inn ii6 &c.
gen bic Anfla9e 81 perantportsu. Sleranf Der.
td9te lid) ba5 0erid)t
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@epmblifanifcbe ltnion.
St16t~Grnennullde1t.

9ie @rpubItanil6cn @iraer Der gitb NIIsn
tam, inb criudt uno cingclaocn, iid am nd6.
fen 9cnncritag, MdrS II, 1868, SipiIden bel
Smnbcn bon = uno llbr bcs 2a6mttaas, Oil
@aitbNuie bon V. :. !SGgenbud), In bsiaatel
Stant, bcriammcln, um @0ncibatsn fir $ d..
Y II It cl, unb Nubitor In Grnennuno
ju brin9en -S9obntt Nllt bei.
Gle pCrId)cbcncn Marb-& b-&crianmlunaen hu,
ben am l3tcn @drS fir ben Gnbjpef s8aro.
Grnenungen ju MADDEN, 3niiben ben Stunpen
BON 8 nnb 8 llDr SbenoS itatt, unb ,par pit
folgt:
&arb-Nlm NOuIsbon $. Sbuon.
3w tier W arb-Sn Der Office DON 3.
$, Selfgid).
Sritter SSarb-Nm SauIe bon 3. s.
Sowman
gitrter 0arp-Nm Sauls bon 9. 9.
So8cnbu6
6h ftcr8 b-Sn Der MaDorS slmtS>
itubc
Se6 6ittrsSarb b.-9lm SauIe bon ". 8
9oflppph
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ner "a patrifa Uaa

plScn bcate bberns sasen, ARdr5 II, ipsrb,n
iib bic tiligeipallperten Srdnbcr unisrer llmse-
geno. birirr Gtp 5ur 6cier oeS Sts Yatrifs-
Says, mic man gepbbri6 81 lagcn pHest, bsrs
lamuslll, l,-9fm last inns, bag bier cine 4ro.
bsbicu forlnirt iperoen lOa, unb baB bsielbe bann
nabbcr nad @ataIauqua unb 0cfenoaqua iid
bcipc9en ipirO--6iir SOlde benen Go bitIeidt
unbclpubt 1T, iparum bislcr Sag idbriib 9sfeiert
lpirb, .poIsn mir nod bin5ufissn, baB DeS gu
Gbren bon Batri d. beS sroBen Npofels Der
Srldnoer gslbiebt. Der am 17ten Ytdr, beS
Sabra 81 in S6ottlanb scborsn wurbe, unO
an ecmleIbeu @pnatStd9s in 493-alio in BEN
bobcil Nlter bon 121 Sabrcr-itarb.
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Sefentlt6e 9en6u.

Quf Sienita9s pen 3lften Mdrs, 1868,
prdsis TIM 10 llbr Wittass, 1oltn am 5auGe b.s
untnss6aetsn In Btdttal Saun1tip, 9st a
6aunts BET 5udenpauqua. fcls.nbs grtitl q, #
Ufftntlt6sr Bfnbu psrfauft psrosn, namliG:
or,rkffA 3wsi Yfsres. bapun elmer elm gut. Q
4sS @rsp' '5amiltsn:Yf,rp, arbsitst nc
aesgs!. Z man itn tInipannt unb ia Sabre
aIt, oas anbers II eteufuIS Gin euiss S&aHpfrp.
ens spdliotrs' 'Sub, Ghafs, srobe S6wsine
be tslnate felt senus gum S6la@tsn inb, cine
Drsffmai&ins unb Yfsrbssspalt, cine Mdbma.
iGtns, 5sureasn, aftsr.@ .@s1&irrs, 4 gcrbtrae.
ftirs 70 gut pie nsu. aarlsi ant erss Yferpsas.
iGrr @atfln, sstten. u. iw.-@Get& &faIIs
bsS gtfnbs um 81 llbr iOu
Gine ofentli6e I,iftion
Eatitnesn et trelGsr ;u Ssrfapfen iinb :-gler
Sstten unb BsttIabsn, 2 Bureaus, 7ilGe unb
Stdtle. 8 6 fi&rdntt, &d6snI&rant, zine Auan.
titat @Grpsts, elm SO&pfm NIT gObr, unb 3uae>
t6r 3dbsr, 5diIer, Stsnnsr unp lpnf nod fstr
utfls 8du,rt SauS. uub &ii8mssrdttI&aftt
gu umifdnbtth ;u mrlrm
Die geoinsuns,n AM 8srtaufstag, unb guf.
wartuns BON
Dapio Srep.
Mdrs 10, 1868 nabg
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Sir scisrcn fslbf wsr lIr Gns. }

Dc Nrobun9ell Der GoppcrbcdN5 bCrIfIfdJ.
ti8ct 10 iciBCn ricielbcn ia icbit. wcr iic iinO-
Nl Dem Siutc Der @epubitHntr 81 ip0tcu
bio al bic &uir ipcnu piclebr iib rntcritcbcn bic
&orid)riftcn Der Contribution unp 0cicBcn auS-
iuftDrcn - nnN burddu0 nidt mcbr = lit baS
nibt lbrcd.it? Nb:r man iicDt bdrdll5 bcutli6
Wcr iic iinO--ia man frbt paB iic bic Union in
picc Stilfc 9cDn IaNcn Wilrpcn, prnn iie gldub.
tel iDrc Yartbc blourb rotten unO iid) bic Ncm.
tcr iibCrn tpnHtcn 81 Nile bic lCbcl ipcacn,
miilcn lcbcu, paB bic icGOppcrbcaO5 bur1auS feline
6rcNnoc Der llnion uno niht5 at5 6cinoe btrltI.
ben unO iomit-pcn9ittn5 bc SScittm Der 9rpBtc
SDeiI OerIclbrll -paDrc luo adtc 2anopcrrdtbr
iinb 4-r t.,.