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OYTycE or CozsnzsARY GksEzAL or SCsz TEs
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CEPARATE PROPOSALS vii be received Al
delivery Of provisions in beIk Or the Of the troops
ofihe Omitted States, upon inspection, as follows;
AZ Nep Orleans.
100 barrels Of Pork
80 do fresh Superfne Flour
80 bushels Of new ~hi,e field Beans
500 pounds a good bard Soap
600 do good hard Sperm Candies
80 bushels Of good clean dry Sal
40 gallons Of good cider Vinegar
Al the public landing, cir mile. from Fort TSrsOn,
mouth Of hs CaiemieAi.
100 barrels Of Pork
200 do fresh superfne Flour
30 bushels Of new white field Beans
! 500 pounds Of good hard Soap
GO do good hard Sperm Candies
30 bushels Of god clean Dry Sah
400 gallons Of good cider Vinegar
is42, and 70 leave Nsiehoehe. BY the 2osh Of Feb
rusry, 1872
AfPort Jssup, Louisiana.
100 barrels Of Pork
200 do fresh super6ne Flour
90 bushels Of new white field Beans
! 500 pounds Of good hard Soap
coo do good hard Sperm Candles
~ bushels OF good clean dry SAT-
400 gallons OF good cider Vinegar
One-haif 10 be delivered on LIST May, 1912 and the
remainder on LIST December 1872
Al Fort Smith, ArkaHsas
1000 barrels OF Pork
900 do of fresh superfne Flour
800 bushels If new white field Beans
1900 pounds OF good hard Soap
6,0O0 do Of good hard Sperm Candles
300 bushels Of good clean dry S4k
1000 gallons Of good Cider Vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month Of May
1912.
Al 81. Louis, or Je6srson Barraeh', MssoHr
100 barrels of Pork
300 do Of fresh superfne Flour
80 bushels of new white field Beans
500 pounds Of good hard Soap
COO do OF good hard Sperm Candles
80 bushels Of good clean dry Salt
400 gallons of good Cider Vinegar
Al Fort Crawford Prairie du Chen Missfssippi
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,eMste nnf aocn atun8srca cure ufnerttantr't at
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|fere QBaaren fir tucr 0slp scten! !-SRtbmet oie'
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9crsc6t nit baS ptr-au nIern ne Stp, al Der Gt rts
Canals in cbnfons lrt Se5cScn nn, nD init rtre' neben
mir Aslt t,eit nelen Janen (rtobts mic mir enrBen
fnp elteb 3u tbttustn feline @p lrene &bfekS trrnou
bern mirtli&) psr 9JaBlpnsr
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it, Stun MERIT Des unb prfblt pper pe9eBt s tt benin ttn
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fir ce tereSe pt, Scmret fcrner, paB mir a rc ntsl'
stu p 05rtpak sbEr unr ba iDr NIT ns ber, wppfe'r
unb Ebnecr bapen t6nnct, ols NIT r9eno anren pnF io
pen br Ddusl uno para nit rtrSe uno tre 0tIpe ut'
scbtn rplct 70 ermai9elt ia ndttp uns ontutfrtbtn
81 3d. QBr baten einn rrratb pon oafe, 3uer, VolaBts
np Iata otf GpnBion pele 3nrQScbtbat fur $ano'trbr'
batter 34nicDrtssu, ia br nerriSn Vre"' fur S"arse'a
Uertattft trtrhen.j
IfabiIton, I1ay z, 1911, Co. T. ..
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92eueS Schneioeraeffbdft.

Ntr ttuterleihne pO6nbaft IN zustarawas 9traffc
1sn Canton, orn scbrs 9tcDr tras Sesendter, 3eiSt
bermit pem pubeun er8cten ras ansefan8en bat
Sas Snoerscbdft in allen fe!n oertbcbencn 3we9cn af
oti9er Stele welbe taufi cranrcn bot ju Ectrtbn
Aub rro ftets einn 9crratb alien 9orten ftrser
manmstleioer, mad ben reueer NtOren ef3e CT ron Belt
3a 3et prn bcn Slen Sccattcn erbalt an 3anS balte
Sebtf bieftm, pirb CT in fcinr,n
9teuem GletoersGtobr
cine pOlfanbse Naswabt feinen II4trn, GasTmttrs
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n Sad fblaSn, nnb In Gtatlifnenten bteier Nrt 9efu
werpeH. Ourb prcmrtc 8eecunS unb blisen pre bcft
enen Ibeil Der 6tnti4en Gan sa ptrpenen anp ebaen
9eicDlans 8cur.
Gantes, gc1ap 49, ls4l. IS.
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Ser UaterIan68 s YreunD nuD 9 el1f Ser GET

tnticit Der MSabren HepubIifaner" pirb su bieien,
3pede bts Samta9 ben 26tpn SunD, Sbenos balb ad,t
lltr, III Der StaotaIe albier, bre ere Situno bats
ten. 9lle Witglteber beia9ter Committee wcrben bers
onr9 etl19elaben, pnftltd Su erfhenen. Dtejcn9en,
ne(fe nth gc9enpdrtt9 feYn t6nnen, werben eebefen
tbre 8erthte AT ben Gorfser pro tenn fbriftuh enss
fcnben.
slIe barauf fpgcuber Stsuneen Der Committee tpers
ben jere gScde re9elmdGt9S 9Sanla9 Nbenbs, ir bea9s
ten Stt1oe u1to ain belagten Srte, ftatt fn6eu.
81. Deuble, SorfBer pro tenn.
Ganttn, ben l5ten Sunp ls4l.
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asI Die oeutf0en 8arger Der Gtaot Canton ,per=
sh oe,. permit onfgefOreert Mcntaa Den 21fen .. .
9auer 81 erfDenen INN 9IuitaIte,, III 8esuq auf Die
Seler oes 4tcn SuIps, au treffeu.
em leoer ireibeitslebenoer uno fem neues 9ater.
lano !bdBenoer Deutfbe fotlte nbt ermanseyi,, ee:
sempart9 81 feDu, urn iTob init enanoer ae9euletia
~ oeratbe, auf tpeIoe .2Beife mir Den idbrlid5eH
t9eodebtniB Sag Ser Sre6et aiu Seiertcbiten, War.
o9lten unp Gntipreebenten be9eGen t6uner.
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Iroftnt pappel % erGient Brrr nerten fdfantis
nrfbrsitern anSabl ta esler 9ru erey ansnceB
9eer trlsbe ia entteDren bat Der mos lieb Selti
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Seilereu.
Der Gnpestenanntc mat neu Sreunpcn unb Dem putlt.
tu aounsspoG tetannt paB fortfaIrt pas Set unS
@triuo6erstdft I'M 6ilen xDeile Der ,trake
cine xbirs ,pstib acnttas 9BirDsbau in Canton,
Ohio III tet4 ttcn aro s Gereit pn pirb ae in ein
Sad Gb(asno Qrtif 81 efrn. Gr fat ebenals auf anr,
tInb ptrfertst au eeun9, aus Sappl Slas pnr lBogc
cine pcr3ISisbyA 0attunS Won
Sle9en Nesen,
, @6use Der pferbe sesen Sesen in be6em 2Bster Ct
lat slei4faas rorratbis cine 1n,a9l
giiber @orne, Slid Geee, &c.
rbtfe u baten f baar Gsr 1u bstrebt CT, aee ottsn
Qrtteln, pie 0ianufaettr rr1
gHeber RieoS,
un irb @ tn, Qrttttcr hiets Sahes NIT gutter QBaare
ju tili9rn prefcn 5u pcrttben
Gr lart ric &auftr ein lire Gufmtraft auf tie CT
5u9nit er Olanuaetsr ;n 1eften, tno bet Dnn an, mad
eten cfrebisren entnsanSen Su Danbn, ais e arsrsr
antreftn mSsen
Dat1tel llb.
Canton, Sunp Is, ls41. 49-tD.
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&irbs Gt II rs e / + Il II a.

Die neue Stride III plat:tGaunfhip, befaunt unter
Ben, Gan,en 0eurDss &ird,e, miro Sonntas, ben
27ten oefes onatS unt @cttesoent ein9etpetbt pers
bcn. 8ei bteer Seierltdfet miro 8or> nn6 Gahmtte
tags, 1T teut1der uno engltiher Sprabe, 9eprebt9t
tperben. - slle cene, tpel,e bic Saee res Gbrtens
tbums su befOrbern ,paafheL itno sir 8ei,pohuuus
eiugeldoen.
cSnnp Is, 1871. I'm.
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Seeu.$iston, btm 14ten 5unp 1s4l.
STte ccmmifftonrte Sfi;tere Der 2ten 8rt9abe, Ste
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lhr eiuen 8ri9abe 9eneral su ipdblen.-geu,dB bes
3ten 9bfhut6 Der "Slttc Die 0La su prgontGret uut
padirt am 4ten Nidrs 1887, tirb bic
8erfammluns in Der Mctnnns bes 0erltorbenen Sri
9abez@eneral Sames QSelfd gebalteu nerben.
sIuf Sefe1I oes Ntalcr Generals
SObn & GbDmpfcu.
sc tobert So biteucre, DtDifIon Snfpectpr.
@anton, SunD 18. 3u,.
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Gin febr Northumberland psrr faat bas eouiseiae
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3sIiriro.
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Gin Qehr[ina

,pirb artt. Der Das S@neoersbaft ln ernn wnfbt Gr
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s. s.. M. Bitfbe(s'S
Menroett< unD 9lbenpDpfer

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rrtbprue Qpertep lit 70 be erbaen rretn 'o miro 3a 76
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Sei(un9 Der G(umpfiBe.

Doctor @ 8pmeu nadeem felt einser 3slt tetn tefor.
rcre Aufmertfamtet aaf Die Ssbanrltn9 Der
&lumpfIbe
uro 1uberer aualc9ild,en MiBfaltuu9en
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waenem 3n tcbanretn Gr sarGrt n alien Sacm cine po.
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adbtbaren SIrscrs BON Walltlpn.
28rbnnns nnp Office in Der Wlain.Stra6e.
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9lalltQcn, ben l2ttn Sunp le41. 49-6m.
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Saupt Suartter Ste .. 8. Sc.

Mafitfon, ben 12ttn Sunp ls41.
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- Gle Dpn Der County, Gpnnenttrn bonn 81. WpdD
esaute Grumittce fur tie gntrerfun9 eiuer Scnltis
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S3,E nI.4 Ssrebener 4rten wie bic QSaar o6rs6fcin
OtUIlW 8ittf III 80 1baler 9asltt Sclc Sttstn jalu
- 11aler N,arc iten, fSret Gnbanb an6 init es
&aTfrRaen rrtrt su7, qns 10 1sales Nne 10 to- en- NJ
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1871.
For the TELEGRAM h
THE POOR MAN AND HIS DOLLAR.

THE POOR MAN AND HIS DOLLAR.
A very poor man from the country,
once attended missionary meeting in
one of our cities. He was very much
delighted with the services of the evening.
He listened with much pleasure to the
souhstrring appeals that were made by
some of the speakers to the congregation,
in behalf of the missionary cause. 1t
was shown that God should be honored
with the substance Of his creatures-that
the gospel should be sent to the destitute,
and that more should be done in future
than had been done hitherto. At length
the time for the collection came-the time
to try mems piety-the time to show
whether we love the souls of men-wheth-
er we are willing to give of our substance,
that the gospel may be preached to those
who are des,itute-this time came, and
with it a mighty conflict between interest
and duty. The poor mans breast was
agilated; not because he had no inclina-
ton to give, for so far as he was able he
was willing. But as we have said he was
poor; but now he had with him some more
than a dollar. "Alas! master, it was
borrowed" Besides he was owing more
than he possessed on earth. What should
he do2 he loved the missionary cause,
and wished to see it prosper. Should he
give 10 the Missionary Society the dollar
or small piece. / am in debt. | owe
erea this. What shall l do2 Reflections
like these passed tie poor mans mind.---
But he must decide. He concluded he
would give the dollar. knowing God, II
he pleased, could increase j, an hundred
fold, which he actually needed to pay his
honest debts. He put his dollar into the
Lords treasury, and LEFT it with Him to
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31

make it useful. Did he do right! Was
he any worse off? Did his creditors
suffer the more for this2 No-How
wonderful are the ways of God! In
two OR three days after this. the dollar
was increased twenty fold, from a source
ne had no reason to expect! Dye poor
and rich, come forward and replenish the
Lords treasury. Do it with single eye
to his glory. and you will never suffer
for it. r. D.
March, lS4l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
URTEEN REASONS FOR NOT BEING 4
PEDO.BAPTIST.

I, dare not lend nv influence to d.
'Ie the Church of Christ by inferences
M obviously warranted by the word of
"a. differences from cerlain premises
IN be drawn with the utmost safety.
pr instance. | hazard nothing when |
Ter that the sun will rise to morrow; or
the long absence OF rain, that the SUR
Il OF the earth must be dry; or when
sured that Christ arose from The dead, if
nfer that his body is no longer In Jo-
Ph's tomb. Now permit me to apply
5 mode Of reasoning to our views of
plism and communion. Why do the
ptsls infer that immersion ia water is
initial TO Christian baptism2 Not be-
Sc they. possess superior learning and
. ly to investigate the word of God in
''erence 10 these subjects; nor do they
o'st OF being more impartial and honest
heir Investigations than their brethren
pther communions nor do they con-
that God has favored them with more
ht and divine teaching than other
rstians. But the premises on which
their confidence, and from which
deduce their inlerences, are the fol-
ing.
The greatest luminaries of which
Pado baptist Churches can boast,
asserted aud published to the world
the Baplsts are right in their views
q DPism, lis subjects, and communion.
isis appeal to the mos, learned Of The
-..I0llc communion for their We've "a
SIN; and the response returned bv
.. dfeds Of her best writer's during ever =
Is-g0a are right. As Baptists. like
elieving Thomas, are far from beino
ulous, they next make their appeal to
copalians. The response from hel
favored sons, Bishops and Archbish.
from the earliest period Of their or
zalion to the present bishop OF Ken
y, is-you are assaTedly right. No
ing to be mistaken on subject of sucf
interest they appeal to the Dutch
Lutheran Churches; the resPons,
Is from hundreds prOverbial for theil
hing and skill in oriental literature
Ecclesiastical hisiory-gou are right
% taught Christ and his apostles. But
pongh nothing would remove their in
uiIly, they now appeal to Presbyler.
Calvin and Campbell, and host O
s respond: we have made every pos,
research in the classics and the Bf
ana have been forced 10 the conclu
mat "she world bagtizeis both il
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
THE MISSIONARY.
P 0 E 7 R Y
BY REV. N. BROWN,
Missionary 10 JaiPur, Asam.


[Republished by request
Nv soul is not at rest There comes strange
And secret whisper to my spirit, like
dream OF night, that tells me am on
Enchanted ground. Why live herei The vows
OF God are on me, and may not stop
To play with shadows or pluck earthly flowers,
Till my work have done, and rendered up
Account The voice Of my departed Lord,
I" Go teach all nations" from the eastern world
Comes on the night air and awakes my ear.
And will go. may not longer doubt
To give up friends, and home, and idol hopes,
And every tender tie that binds my heart
To thee, my country! Why should regard
Earth,s little store Of borrowed sweets! sure
Have had enough Of bitter in my cup,
To show that never was it His design,
Who placed me here, that should live in ease,
Or drink at pleasure 3 fountain. Henceforth, then
. II matters not, if storm or sunshine be
/ MY earthly lot-bitter or sweet my cup;
] only pray, God fit me for the work,
God make me holy, and my spirit nerve -
For the stern hour ofstrife. Let me but know
There is an arm unseen that holds me up,
An eye that kindly watches all my path.
'Tlll my weary pilgrimage have dune,--
Let me but know have friend that waits
To welcome me TO glory, and | joy
20 tread the dark and death-haught wilderness.
And when coma 10 stretch me for the last,
10 unattended agony, beneath
The cocoa's shade, or lift my dying eyes
rom Aries burning sand, it will be sweet
That l have toiled for other worlds than this,
know | shall feel happier, than to die
IN softer bed. And if should reach heaven,
one that hath so deeply, darkly sinned,
one whom ruin and revolt have held
ith such fearful grasp, if one for whom
atan hath struggled as he hath for me,
houd ever reach that blessed shore, o how
his heart will fame with gratitude and love!
nd through the ages Of eternal years, ...
bus saved, my split never shall repent
hat toll aud suffering once were mine below.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
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