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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

NrO l32-Gin 9auplob t5d Gel go Sus
on Der GabIttte BON 9ineOn Strass, pirO I'm
@anSsn Oerr tbsiipsile pt,fauft, tisutt lIa Dor,
,dslt4 ,u stns1i 9OI39Of @tFb TCflfsiI pr'
fault
gro t33.-gin 8auplab so! tst 23O Sus
an Der Sfftits pOn sSaGsr Gtrast, staerpdriis
ais fptlsnsarp bsnubt, ppmit sin In5nes Sc.
I6ift bstritt,n tpirb Birb potIitil rsrfauft MI.
pOrtbsiIbaftsn Brbtnsunesn
glrS, 1910 G&arsa Don Der aQsntutpn
Natipnal Bant.
@rc 1870 SGnfs Gatafauqaa 9anf
Stcd.
glrp. 138.-Gin StpilEdsss Snd1tin,rss
Saus, 90 bh 80 Gu6, nit sinii6dissr Ride, uls
3immsr tapg,irt, Gas, Spbrnnt, II. (. 10, sslss
gen in gEalnut Straes, ;wif&tn 6tsn unb 9tsn
Sspinsunsen ann.bmbar.
9lrD. 139. - Gin Sor,iisliGrs ;nsiaBdIess
Sadileintaue nit jw,iiBdiar 6ii&s Got 40 Eel
125 Bus, NIT fhBnem bnf1sinsntm Sial IGBn
psIssen an Der @sffsite Der 8ttn Strase, ,piI&en
Surnsr unS Gbttp. @pblfsil.
9lrO. t40.-Gin nrurs ;wtia5dises 5tarnst.
tdabt; got 20 bti 200 Jus, fGSn sslsssn In
Der 2Satrut Stra6.. srtf@'n 2tsH unp 3tn.-
Sear wObIf'il,
glrc. 14i.-Gin nsuss ;tpsiaBdlssS 8adasin'
9rtdubt, NIT rinibdier 5rdmfii6s Got 20 BEL
$50 SUP nit GarP'ntniaap, fS tst 80 5ub,-
Dut1itil.
glrU. t42.-sin ,wsia6dissS sirGma,taubt,
nit stnfodissr aGtf; Got 35 bel i10 JuB,
idDn srIssn on Der Siiidts ef6 9tsn Stra6t,
swtiGsn Sari!t uub gSalrut. gBUblIdl.
BRO. t43.-3rst ,ptiaSdar 8adfsintdul.r
nit sinf6itser SiGt Got II bsi 60 }ue.--
sesfisIts Der 9trn Ghnbs, swIi6sn 9aHliltcn It,
palnut.
glrU, t46.-Eint auSgfsti6nrte MG6le, nit
nitfsbltrbtr Dalltrfraft. Gin ssrASdiees Sc.
baubt. NIT S&itfubaG, so tsi 90 5ug. Sra.
fGtsnestt nat3 nsuem Stil, in better SrDnuns, NIT
3 Daar Gtsinen. Gsltstn In 5rtsmansburs, =
geirb pOtifst Strfauft.
Gro. 146 CINE dusar;sifnrtt 5arm bon AZ
oder, eIn Ibeil Sappn SUi,' unp 0itisplanb,
nit einsr Mublmttls, NIT paar Ssenrn Satfi
pUGilGnbtgs Waihinsre gum Iammsn Spn g8Uls.
S66n stItgtR in Sbsr Sauson Scwnl6ip, Sc.
bia9 County, nabe gSopslsbug. BirO unler
suitn Btbinguns.n sfStauft.
glro. l47.-Gin nsuss spsiatds,s 9adlstu.
srnss Gisbaurs, nit sptiaSdiger siGs Got 20
f10 6u6. Sd5n 8slsg,n an Der GaoIeltr pcn
G6sw Gha6e, spiiGen 6trn uno 7sn. gBirO
wcpifsiI vsEfauft.
Z. 8. @ooo, 6. 9. &ube.
5st. i6. 1869. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
2ebisb gas0uebanna 0ifenbabn
Casbisb Rpbitn unb Sdifatrt Ge)
Wintsr 1lnoronunG.

k@tUtSA 0bStShHb0s
Bon anb na@ Rcntas ben IA Osebr. 1868
wrpsn pie 3ass auf pisftr 9abn fOIssnermaesn
atstbtn:
Balafien altntpWn fiT SCRANTON, DiIfss.
barre, Wau& gtunf unb ;EtiGsnIisssnbs Sta
tIonsn I'M 2. AZ ga&mittass
SIR Sftblebsm unc @afcn um 2,27 VI. W.
SIR glew Sjcrf unb gl,warf um 2-27 ". M.
Sir philadelphia pia Rorb Vsuniylsania Ct
fsnbatn um 227 unb srrsi6t philadelphia um
$40 Na@mittuss
3uruffsbreno:
8rIaisn Ubilatslpbia (gnts Straes DspOD um
945 8urmittaes
8srlaiItn ysep gorf Bub bon Barclay Stra6s)
um 500 0ormIttass
gsrIa1Isn Stem gort (5ub pon eiberty StsaBs
6. 8 ~ nm 800 Scrmtttags,
8erlaNen Srranion um 905 SOrmittass unb
gSitfesbarT. ut 10. 90 8crmittags, unb yeau&
G6unE um l.10 Na6mittass, Gataiauaua uIn
2.f6 gla&mlttass unb srrstGsn @amtcwn I'm
227 9la6mittass.
Der nSreli@ stbtnbs Bug bon Cation nm
II so. ftbt NIT ben 3assn Der Ncrris unb eiitr
IoHIs Der Central @iftnbatn bon Nsw g)ors unb
nit b.m Bug Der 3. uab .. @iIenbabn bon ptt'
lapelpbiu in 8utinouns
John p. JlsIsy, Supt.
Dtr. |, 1853. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
GDurt< Dfl0matiDn.

Slntsnal Der AbIt. r. Yrerpsr ecn9atsr, lra'
teeu:Rittsr in ben psribispsneu Gourtsn pen 0sln;
rien pleas pom brittsn Ssri6t$bfjirf 6sffshtne aus
psn eaunttes ee1a uup glortbornptea, I'M Giaai
penuipIpauisn, Kraft sinss amts prdhosnt' 8tdpier
osr psrihispsnen Gourtsn ron Spsr unp Serminer
anb aasemsinsr Ssfansuie: GrIsrisuus in bsia9tsn
9auniiss; unp D apip saurp, uno 3 NJ
Frn efqrs.. Stbdtfsri&tr otr @curten pea
Srsr upb 1rinnsr unb ulssusinsr @efir9uiF:Gr'
tsni9uus fir bic Ritbtun9 non Saupit uno anosrn
8srbrshsn in bsfa9ttm e,Ga Gauntu ibreh Bsfsbl
an MID 9sribtst babsn, pptin fis eine Court pen
Sper unb 1srminsr uno pifrtetiab,li@sr Gieuns
uno Common pleas antsraumen, peldhs s:hatsn
msrosn fOa in Der siaet aasntauu, fir ras GauntV
eedba, auf Cen
eriten Monta9 i'm Wouat Qpril, 1868.
guslhes Der 4ts Ios osS Fsfl9tsn sRsnais IN, nre
rrslde ersi gsohsn pausrn fol-: =
60 pirb biermit Ytabri6t 9eeef
an ale Srisosnsribtsr uuo Gpufiatd innsfbs oss
bsfs9;tn @aunpsesdba, eab is pann uno cais-,. nd
in siasusr pericn mil ibrsn SeiIs, 9essros. Snqai'
fitiensn unp 9rnminatiensn sin;ufnben bateu IN,
jbnn Yftibteu rcr fria9ter Court abinpartsn.
Oes9lei6en peroen aud ale Oieleni9en,
pcldbs ssssn @sfansene in bsm 6,siinsnis bss 9auns
tps eetbu ais aldaer Oesr 5suesn auburstrn baben,
ttnahrihtiaet, ra6 s rb albert unr paislbt sn,u;
nosn babsn, UNI oisstsn ;u prctauirsn, rois IS ib'
ntn &cdbt odnfsn mag.
G5saettn uuier msintr .pano, in esr Stast dasn'
taun, bisisn l0tsn Gag SRar; I'M Sabre unfsrss
Ssrru 1859.
IS 9 SIS Serbatts bic Rtpu6tif!
Jobn p. fl1iller, S&triH.
Sheriff s;amtsituts, aUsntaun,
Nprit Ifi lS69 nqb3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
M0i9neeS Nd6rt6t.

Ra6rift pirb bsrnt 9c9eben, baB e II S
SS { 4 am 10t,n Sebruar 1869, cine frewlgs
llsberi6reibung aasS isinss Iis9euoen mO per-
ionli6en GisentbumS. an gcnarnin ;. Sd9sn-
bu6, gum Selten Der GrrotOren oe0 bsiagten
Gnos Beib gemodt bat @5 tptrben baber ale
9ericnen ipsIGe an GuCs gSsiB f6nloeH, auf9e-
forb,rt, an ben untsr5eidnsten Siignce abSnbe.
,dbIeu, uub als tpeId,c Slnlprhd)c dn bcio9ttn
Gncs 0eiB babeu, tpoIen oielelben gcfdliglt Obus
9u,us an ben unterBsibHstsH siubdnoisen
Benjamin s. pa9enbud.
StbruaT 23. ud6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
SG 8efanntmQ6um9 !

Gincm sttbrtcu bicli9en unr aIstu6rtsem
Qubliium, made id bIerourd befannt, bab i'd
fcrt,pdbrenc ale Sortcu Seppibe. ielbit stfer.
ti0t ouf SanD gum bsrtauf babe, ictpie ifets be-
rsit bin. aui Scieuung Ssppide, Carpet, esi-
ncue. unb gScasus Stoffe Su tpebru, uno Der.
iprcdt Suseid) bic rscaitc uno prcmpteits Sss
cirnuna. SD eriud1e pieIrbdlb Gin geebrtes
Qublitum um bi, llCbcrSeugun9 81 sctpinHcn,
peaen Der Siaisicit unb &eeItdt 5u mir 5u tom'
men, 5u Iaufen nuo beItelIen gu ipclen
Ndtt StraSe 5ipiihcn Der Samilicn nnO 9in'
pcntra Sbhreu unitr Sageubnd)'s GAIT
bous
S y. Ssppihe fet5 UOrrdtbig uub .ipsrbsu in
0roRen uno SIeusn bertanft
Scnatban .. @ieano.
Sltcbsr 81 1868. naS-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
Md6tS befannt!
gum gptlbsiIt
Oes geebrten pablikum III
Jl(rs, C6ur(es 8. 9agen6u6,

Jitto, SVuttoo y. !ju!jeItUutU,
anaefint fat, unb nod tdali& nsus 3uIobs BON
pbtlabtlptia unp gitu gcrt sstitt--unb pae lEr
lir Barsslb tlnfauft unb btbsIri@.n aud tpitptr
prrlauft--unb fclsli3 niGt tintn Gtpd in ben
9G2T unb tntn anbrn auf ben Gdrlpss bot
tposcn ibrt 9sstrte Sanbsn bic Sntsrsf,n unb
itren etbsnsprcRt bs,atIsn ip[Im, 70 III ae bier.
bar& In ben Stanb stl'bt, ibrs sBaatrn at;uIassn
Boblfeiler als Die Siaisifsn.
Sbrt @aar.n ale ,u bfndmsn III unmSali&,
bod Der Strd faet ale bic nsut1sn StpIsS bon
Oamen uno &inoer.Sonnets,
Idtdli6 fiir bic Sdbrsssit. In Fa--fu au8 Ban.
lstr. glumtn, unb fur, aIles wcnab In rtntm
isldstn gtntlismsnt na&ssfuGt pirS S.--@an mus
fttR b,i tbr anrufm um I'D sintn Sssrf bon
tbt,m punbnl&Snsn unb ipcblfeilm Stpd MAIDEN
| 81 t6nnen.
ssr2dnps sWillinrs werbrn an @itp .prtssn
NIT edttr In itrem 5aat tfIorst
E9Danltne fir bic itr bistsr ,u st,tl ss,
worSsn,n libsralsn tlnttrlabuns, unb NIT 3uper'
fi&t an6 ftrnsr sin,n Itbsraisn Sbsil ttr Silent.
li&sn SunR ;u ssnisbsn. lartt fii no6mals Vile
elm. td II, pcr,uiprs&,n unp li6 Isltft Sa ii6tr.
btu8tn oas Fs Sebts OSsr Stbsn ttrlid
uno aufri6ds b,banbtln wrS.
Mrs. 8. D. 6a9enbub.
Stunt g. 1863 nbbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
St0rS ASeur'a. SttegeGbaba,
3llIentaum nnb Abilabelpbia.

.sssxHrEssasg,
I'm - H.d
8inter ginribtuneen auf uno na6 Dem
23ifen gfopember, 1868.
8isr tasli6s 3dss.
paIaaitrt fdr pbilabapbia usbut,u bic et6a
SAGE ~ autntaun um 5.55 Rsrasus, um 1l.45
IRcratns unp um 5.55 une esha uno Susausbanna
um 242 @ahmitta9s MAIDEN tuse 8srbiupuns
mit 3assn Der Nero speuniplpauio:G Isnbabu ;u
Sstblsbtm uno trrei6sn pbitapslpb,a rslpsfttp um
9.10 8ormiIaas, 2.l0 uno 5.25 gla4mittoas
paTaaisrt fir DoMtsopn nsbrlsu ben 20
SRsrasn: 1905 unb 800 Tahmttu9ss3ua ;u Bstb:
chem, pslbsr nit eousealt in Bsrbinbuua fisbt.
5urG&hebreuh
@srlafsn has Depot Bsrts unb american
Gtrae,u, philadelphia. um Z. 45 u. 9.35 Worsns,
las unb 90 Sla6mittass, uub trrtidsn Iasntaun
rtpsttot um l0.40 8ermitta9s 1890, Alb une
s.l5 Wahmittaas.
Gpkal- S 1rpul.
paNasitr:5dss s,bsu tSsti6 rom Depot 81.
gS. Gds Ssrts une american Sir., pbiapslpbio, Gb
yar Bs,bItbsm um 7.45 uub 9.25 Mcrs,ns, As
unb 500 Ilahmittass
Sur DopftstopE um S.45 Wor9tns, 2.45 u. lis
gla&mittas$
Tdr eansoals um $40 SIahminast.
Sar Sort 9Baihinstpn um 1890 Ssrmittass unp
l1.S0 Mahmittass.
5dss fur pbiIaSeIPbia.
8trtaFsn 8stbtsbsm um 6.20. SROrssns, unp
l2.05 800 uno sos Yahmittaas
BsriaTsn Derlssiern um $50 Sermiiaas uAo
$40 sos NuhmItaas. Der lsste 5us madt Der:
biubuns fir alIsutOpn.
BtrtaiIsn eansbalt am $40 llhr NlOrens
8srlaNsu Sort @alhiuqtCn um 1000 Ssrmit:
tass une 2,20 Na6minoss
Scnntcosn.
4stladsnp pbitabdbaia iar Sttblsbtm UNI $50 llbr
sRprosns uns fur Doplsstown um 100 Mabmittnas
Sirtadsn 0OcIsstnun far philadelphia um 7.0t
aRDrssns unb B,tblsbsm (ir pbitaSsIpbia um 4.OC
Sahmittnst.
paiiosisr 3dss ptrbinotn an bar Ssrt'
Snast. ShlaeepSia, nit ben 5. uno o. Straett
&itp G,isnsebnsn.
Tabr pres - aueutauu ua& pbitabapbi,
81. 65
Wep. "a Siarf, assnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
CITY RESTAURANT.
s.. 6. @ q Qdete

9lOrp Sisbsnts Strab', 8 1bIrsn untsstalb bar
@lIsntcwn National Dant.
9isr fnbtt man INNER bic 6tlsn 9Iauors. Dsint
unb Gtsarsn. fppie auf ale Nrtsn subsrstttt
@uasrn, @sfIGaeI unD anptvt DslfntiHtn gu al
len 3tittn tss 5asss.
Saraar ~, 1868 natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
ptoin0unssn Oisftr 5sitang.

Ssr Patriot srhim isNsn 9snitas fur Gin abai,r uus
hnjis ssnis Sss Saars. in 8Stausttja6tuns, @sn
atsr saa prs, p,rSsn 81 anssrbnt Stint oubierbsnn
ssn tr .nsn arjssn ssttaum ais ipnatsH anssnonmn
'unt JsmanS Tam Die sers asbsn, Obns pSrbs ale Rid
taup, tsIatIt 81 Habtn
aa-sttaHtmabuns wsrStn zen ssrptbHd1sn
rts!isn ,nssridt
7. .. wbeabs, ast.
offits nOrsasahbn et, Der namiOu uns atbHn cir.
ggsRtaun, SIENNA
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
Su Derrenten.

Gin Ouf baS 3ipsdndBsle einseri6tstss gd-
cement, in 0em neucrbouten @ebdubs, obsrbaIb
oaaenbu6'5 9OtsI, untsr gsrtemeDsr uno Qubs
Cabinet gBoareu Stpre 3u erfragen bel:
Hsrfemevrr uno 2ub.
6ebr t6. nabb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
pru&tr Arbfit
0eGu6t.

Der @igsntbimcr sine5 @eIjtrassns, ipsIdsr
in Der &eltaurOtiOu Drs llntsr6si6neteu, in Sa-
9cnbu6'S potel, egen gebIieben 1T, fam ben.
ieIben, na6 Gutridtung Der uutofteH, baisIbil tn
empfang nebmen
SenrY Sd,wars.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

prIpatsm 9Sess,
- Gin pCr;isli6es @obnbauS
ss;:Eo iammt Get,
Ss aslsssn an hsr Sistsntsn Strabs, ant.
IHsn @bttp unb @OrbCn. Das 5aus IN 70 gut
ipit neu d GtUd GOD, nit ntur Jront, nsusm
S&isitrba& unb auspsnSis nile inwsnbis friI&
anssRri&sn. Die Got sntbdlt 35 5uB 6rpnt u.
230 Gue Sisis. sin Ycultrp.Saus BON II Stud
S5b. NIT 3 t5snRtrn siityns S5sas III Sront I;
pnI&isbtns Sortsn Sraubsn, 8irn|, atpfsl.,
YFuumsn. unb sRiri6tntdlimt, iammt anbsrR
gsrbsfruns.n. Das Gisenbum III Gin lstr
l&Snss unb Saufluitss iOltsn Id Otns Saum,n
mtlpen tti
Scbn 8. NSoblineer.
NGri 2. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
S1dmes q. 8ierb,

He6tsanwolt, NIT gonin albright.
Office fsr 2ttn Nalipnaltanf ssssnabr
SasntOwu, prnHa.
Ssicr8i ginfallirunssn Don @slbrn unb Gus.
Rdnesn In Gsbisb un0 ausrsns.nbsn guunttts.
Spriht Deuiia unO GnslilH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

S00 TfS. rtra Gualtdt ftan36alSr esm
tu taAn bal ). y. Wplst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
Sebigb Sbal @ifem6abn.

4, In mne mad, November 23. 1865.
sutrnita. uuD Abflbrts3sit Der Pafiasisr. Gig
In SlIentospH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

FOB PRINTING ueatly execu.
q ted at the Patriot oGce,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
0DD6 un6 Nu6e,

Assntsn fir BEN gertauf BON lisssnbsm gIatn'
ttum, 8sriiGtrunss .Nssnttn, unb esis .Bant.
Office I'm 0sbduSt Der Griffin 8atIpnni. 8aHf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

SeUrSe y. S6ag,
Qopofat unb Rebtsannalt.
Sffes Siipiri,t bon SamtttOn Straes, unttrbaIb
rsr 5iinftsn, gIsntcpn, pa.
GtHfaiaruns bon 0,Iben In allen Ststlsn pss
StaatsS auf has Diinftl6fts btforst.
@Onultationen'i in nsutlhsr unb snalifGsr Gpta&t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23
Sfts ASeam'a. @iegeI6a9u.
2tbfabrt Der 95aff a8ier. 3iiSe.

re s. pet Bug YsrIlst easius 10. 80 Misrstns nHb s.
rritt aasnlena aH 1905; &sD sCri $50. Rd6mitass
Bro 5dnelpOf. 3us seridFt sablne l20 laSmitass
rs6t gacntpwn nm 5.55; Rtp SOrf i'm 1905 ubtnes
sac sb.n tssIih 5rnniaa aasssncmm une taiiiH
az Ilsn Siltenen snl5en Nsatns une glsir Sert
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-23

9nmmeI u, SmB;
lopofot uno Rebtsanmalt.
SffiW ndtfs Sfnre ,u M s. 6tGmtr's gdactr.
Omit otrrn peter BptpT)
SpriGt Drull& unb GngIil6, bsIor8t @tlbsiR.
faiFrunssn duf OaS pdnfhi6as.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

that he Is convinced that such an instrument.
or one nearly similar to 1t, is in the hands Of
Burglars
.-Texas papers arc at hand with len gthy ac-
counts Of the damage done by the recent floods
in that Slate. At La Grange, in Fayette Coun-
ty, the water rose thirty feet in twelve hours
completely inundating the Town. Great crowds
OF women and children stood at the waters
edge. and with wringlng hands and atraining
eyes saw their homes filed with the ruthless
flood and many Of them swept away or turned
over where they stood, while the crash OF fur
niture and smashing Of doors and windows told
too horribly the rum that was going ON within.
Men rushed back and forth on horseback or
afoot. seeking their families or asking for as.
sstance to tie house already swimming, or
claiming help from the idle lookers-on to move
their furniture from those not yet inundated,
but which were soon to share the general fate.
Wagons loaded With furniture ratified to and
fro at full gallop, some to the high ground,
with their confused mass of househ old wares,
and others to take off the remaining stores.
A boat was made Of the boards OF houses
and filed with strong oarsmen, who went
through the streets and yards searching for
those who needed help. There was no party
distinction friend and toe allied together to
meet the common enemy. The scene was ter
rible. For fifteen miles, as far as the eye could
reach to the north. west and south, the country
was one unbroken sheet of water. The Gal
weston News comments Never before had q
country looked SO prosperous, crops 80 we'll
grown, farms so~well tiled. Every circum-
stance seemed to have aided to build up the
hopes and prospects Ct each planter, promis-
ing unexampled PROSPERITY to reward him for
the year OF sunbarnt toll. Now all is hidden
oy remorseless. mulderous flood and in
another week these crops. on which the river
counties relied so confidently Tor their support
and wealth. will be but one immense mass of
steam'ng, ro'ting vegetation, sending upon
every breath Of air malaria that will spre ad
over the entire country, perhaps bringing siok-
ness and want to the already poverty.stroxen
peOplo.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27
G II A RLES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ~. 1869.
The Negro Rio. Last EVENING

disgrace has fallen upon Charleston
which her sons must remember, and some
day wipe out. A party Of visitors from O
sister city, who had come to mingle in q
friendly contest with some Of our own
young men, have been insulted and assailed.
at the scene Of their well-won triumph, by
an insolent and riotous negro mob. That
the aid Of the Uaited States soldiers should
have been required to shield from violence
at the hands Of an infuriatsd black rabble
the strangers who, as our invited guests,
were entitled to the most courteous and at
,tentive hospitalities, Of the whole commu.
nifty, is . burning reproach to the pusillan
lnaous officials who now maintain the costly
sham of CITY government. Hedged in by
Federal bayonets our Savannah friends
were pursued by hundreds Of blacks, howl. !.
ing and peltipg them with stones, and brick.
bats, from the Citadel Green to the hotel
from the hotel to the place or the Sass,saal
Entertainment, and thence, to thissl AZ y y
wharf where the visitors swera tosslASaafSk Aa Ii (
sf0k 'eheassth enaes. Tao only y,~sa...s, VII b 4
lieve, for this shameful disturbances was
shat the Savannah party was accom- panied
hy band composed, it is understood, of
-Solored men, who have refused to affiliate
with the Radical party. - 4 38'' S
Our Radical Mayer doubtless thought he
had fully discharged his cfficial, obi igations
when he blandly assured the two Clubs that
he was ..powerlsss" to qusll' the Riot Wa
wonder II II occurred to him that the, riot
ers were the very men who made him what
he is. Was he not aware that il our large
and expensive police force was indeed
''powerless" to dispense q negro mob, that
he and his party are alone responsible for
such inefioienoy L ae
But, whatever Mayor Pillsbury may say
or do, our people are resolved that such an
outrage as that Of last. night must never
ssaia be allowed to occur. sssy, ws, sen.
ture 10 say thAt'had the diaturhanoe been
generally known throughout t4he oity, it
would have had 9 very different termina,
ton. charleston has sunk low enough in in
many respects, but her SONG are not yet
ready to be hectored aand bullied by me-
grocs. Already our young men are can.
vassiDg the readiest means Of redress for
the mortifoation they feel so ksenly. 1t is
not impTobable that the Savannah bows
may be pressed to repeat their visit at tho
expense Of their Charleston hosts. What
ever is done, let the black ruiians who
composed the mob last evening beware.
The events Of the twenty sixth Of July will
not soon be forgotten or forgiven.
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taken as Q basis, 262, ,242, 900; or France,
l2s, ,S13, GIG; or Holland, 1ss, ,7sO, 900. As
Mr.. Clapp foroibly remarks: n
<s'Now when you look at this vast area of un
occupied and untitled land, is there any one 80
chimericaf as to think that we are to be over.
flooded with labor2 Where is the practical
danRerP We cou.d receive immediately and
prosper six or seven millions of these labor
ers."
The tendency to immigration from China
will at last be checked by the law of sup
ply and demand. When the South has got
two or three millions Of Cinnamon at work
in her rice, sugar and cotton fields, che will
not be anxious to import many more, at
prices which it will pay contractors to de-
liver them for. The average wages Of Chi
nese laborers in tho South will, OF course,
decrease as :hs population os :AS;z eosa-
trymen increases, and at last point will
be reached where the Chinese at home will
not-have sufficiently strong Inducements to
emigrate. Ia NO probable event will the
Chinese swarm over the South, or be nu-
merically superior to the white race. AS
Chinawomen will not be imported to any
great extent, and amalgamation betw cen
the white or negro race and the Mongolian
will be exceptional and not general, the
probability is that the Chinese population
of the South will not increase very much
beyond the number imported. Not multi
plying by natural laws, but only by immi
grafton, there is>no- ground TO apprehend
that too many Chinese will quarter in the
South. The trouble will more likely be the
obtaining Of Chinese enough at fair rates to
do the work wanted Of them.
As to the moral effect Of the .Asiatio in
aux, the warnings Of the oroakers seem to
US sheer folly or affectation. We have nc
fear that the Christianity Of our land will
suooumb to heathenism nor; ON the other
hand, are weso sure that the civilization
Of the Chinese, adorned with their admitted
virtues Of industry, thrift, temperance and
oontentment, would greatly suffer by com
psrison with our own. For our part, until
every acre Of the sesboard is abundantly
supplied with the cheapest and most ef6
oient labor, we shall welcome the oomina
Of tho much-abused pigtails, and the mors
the merrier ,s...1.tl e1.f X,
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Chicago.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE Trade
AND COMMERCE. OF CHICAGO for the wear end
ing March 81. 1859. reported to the Chicago
Board of Trade. rls4ys ys1e.f -
The growth and progress Of Chicago bor-
ders on the wonderful, even in this land of
wonders. In 1880, the population of the
Village OF Chicago was 70 In 1866, it was
l78. 900; and in April, 1859, it was estima-
ted to be 265,O0o. In 1888, it shipped 70
bushels Of grain; and, in 1868, the quantity
OF grain exported from Chicago was 67,-
1876, ,76O bushels. Number Of hogs, (live and
dressed, y received the past year, l. 93s. .596
The Board Of Trade has about 1900 mem
bers. 'A'$' -
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