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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-16
PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

VIcToR BURTHE-Judge of the Third Judicia
District Court, c ity of
Carrollton.
D1sTRIcT ATToRNEy---Robert l.. Preston.
Jury Iernls-First Monday in January and
Probate Term8--First Monday in March,
April and November and on
the Third Monday in Februa-
ny and October.
Clerk-Edward Busson.
Deputy CIerk-E. Rigaud.
Sherif-Guy Dreux.
Deputy Sherify 81. Lecorgne, Jules
G. Dreux and S. N. Canon.
Parish Recorder-E. Commagere.
Notary Public-C. G. Porter.
Deputy Recorder-E. AIceneaux.
Assessor-J ules Michel.
Coroner-Daniel Young.
Inspector of Weights and Measures F.
N. Deninger.
Joint Committee. n.,7.s
CdrroNton-Ge Herrie.
Right Bank-B.St. Mesme Lebreton.
Left Bank--R. l.. Preston.
Jefferson City-WaIden.
Police Jury---Right Bank.
President Fergus Gardere,
| Secretary-W.G g. Toledano.
| Treasurer L. Delery.
First Ward--Gustave Leroy.
Second Ward-J B. Joaquin.
| Third Ward--Fergus Gardere.
| Fourth Ward-C. Millaudon.
| Fifth ard--B. st. N, Lei Breton
| Sixth Ward-Thomas a. Gaul
Seventh District-W B. Berthoud
| Chcnlene-sag sSS
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-16
M. EDNEY.

GENERAL
Purchasing ano Commission NeFchqQf,
AND DEALER IN
Pianos, Melodeons, Pumps, Safes, Sewing
Machines, &c.
PUBLIHER of 90 Cherokee Physician" 'sChronology
NC Southern Bishops Hickory Nut Falls" &c
LAT Chambers-street, New York.
Bugs every kind Of Merchandise
Directly from Jobbers, Importers, Manufacturers
and Wholesale Dealers (either for Cash or on
time on the best possible terms.
Commission for Buying & Forwarding, 27a per cent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
(5crtIesuna.)

e0 TT abtr aud wabr. bonn Die Spro6e IN
niht lritt III lsrncn uup in oen y5buleu ho
man Iie nt6t odiu anaebattcn = 10 tnnn ib IA
lettt Nornrtmen, co6 prrsieihtr 9eutr 8 tsre Ia
aemslCn icicu unO rs tprhl ,u traurn mar. gRp
MIDI menc 8rau bin9tfIbret, in Zen 6aufern 70.
zen tie geute DIE Sprd6s teT,r ais id, unp ds
baben mid Dft rS ltbr aus1flatt unb osI,ot
mann it rie Gbrtlfre 70 lang BAD ais lfr lie fen.
nen, 10 rerre Id, ldcn fer nit Der Sproobe fprt.
tommen tOnnrn." 6rrncr in sinem Srt: Seim
Treu'wirtb unb leiner 5o6ter, Der StrauEwtr>
tbtn, fnc rtt Hluter bstaunt, unb man ms &
aud Nurs non rcmielttn, uub fe maiden Iih
ntd,t narous, pd Der 6nr StatsIbultbeie rim
lGbr nab.r 6reurb Su ibncn 1T, unp Iie ytvIoiTeu
iih rarauf." Su etnem anpern Srt. Trr
S9buIi bat ou6 SeIss mt Den 8dubern III
lhn6 II uno ih hin Dem Shultbriscn mcblbe
finnt, er bdt and au. pom mir arlrben unp oc.
no. TT. mcbcr unO per ib bin. unp III meiu osn
ger SetensIauf remIe!ten trfaunt; atcr er mar
elm Si,tboter FOLDER Qsute uno eb YerIGwieorr.
lrnrrrbarlth icine Trau, pie nit Der alien u fnS
Maria &t'les ;u bafFn Stbatt, lib audb bat
brauben lnI'n uno li6 unteritanren. pa pamole
Ter Nnna Maril ibr SUbn in 8erbaft ocfpmmsn
unn fb Die S6ulttsifen picl Mibs aeaeten. mie
mStts ,u brIfin ein. aber oabei eemelpet nm
10 mig 0rlo belie iie nitbt oa,u. aber menn man
tbr s9ete mas rcbt le 70 wule lie es in Gtonp
Fttn9en, caB te gem binpurhtcmm,n." pos
Gle Hetler, menn' lie einmal bic Sdeu ;itermun
Den hnben, ptrI cntlbiCcener ais Die Winntr onf
oas Sirl lUF9ebeu. ;ri9sn autb lunlf nod, manhs
SteLen rieer GtufmIroafeit pre er ocnn ppn
elmer annfrn cteer Observation-Disclosures 1a1t
ne cine iclbe ld!imme 6rau, oaf er es icltif n bt
aeuua teIbrcben t6une, uno bake ibm mauhen
Seuher aus9'preBf, neil is @inrm feline Stab
lrlafen baNc. brs man gum ct blen fortaeaano.n
let. Semert'nswrrtb unp elm 3ruani6 fir cie
ldledfsn 9iabrunasor 1T. pas cie Qeutc
cen Hdutsrn bctdnri9 in BEN Sbrsn ieoen. iie
lollgn ibnen bob 5Ieiit oni6aFrn 1elbh in cas
2Ertbsbaus riifcn iie, ,reun Te burt nidtt Mcu.
gel IRAN lsicen wolln asltobIeHe y 6mmeI nit
brinaen. Die @ntbJaunacn umIalI.n einen be,
trahtlt;ben She'll pom Sirrtutlhlanp NM tsi
nIbe in teO M rsr 9snanntsn Srtc III oIe S0-ts
tebGrbe in paS @etrirbe res Saunermsieus mit
cermidclt.
"g1hs rtn 95rru S6ult6rfcn antelanot".
beBt es ert lOIhrn 0eleeenbciten, ,,iU w.rpen
feline llmltlnrs balr am Gag isin, mann man inn
fem 3clbub ntIorpsrl, ecnn er bat mir Elm 3ou.
'elthsn 9r9eteu, in Oem ,}Oubuh miro i Ben Der
Ndme SolEpb &lriu prsr Sismunp >crmanu. -"
Nnrers gemenOebcb6sp psrbtIfsu cen Riubsrn
Su pdlI'n" NIT m,Iden iie ole Ganpe ANA rs,fsd>
ten ourhdeDen t6onn. IA Ut sar siu Surser
meiIter ,,sin iOlD lblimmcr Mdnn. penn cine
Strstf ergangen BAT er Oen Nduber leGtlt in ten
sigsnss Sstt bn9ete9t pic t1 une meine lytau
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Oampii6lff. Serbinruna ,miItaen 9tidmonp uni
Ner glprf

ampii&f-Serbinruns ,miIcsrn 8tamono unp
Nrm gprf.
Das Dampflhif ,,Otranpte" prrldet G6mrnp
isoen GienltH8, Nahmittase upr, ump Norfclt
@fittmc6 Nttttae.
Oae Gampfitif nSnmeetcwn" perI66t 0id.
mOnU t'ren 5reta9, Nahmittass 4 u6r, unr
Ncriclt om Sametas Nhttaa.
Der 6N6rpre,s in DIR Gajate, @a6l;,tsn EN-.
8eltIchen, tetrGAt $40.
Sm SterruNe, cbne JRcR, So.
ertnriOnS &tdel, fir DIE Commemorate gull
tta. Sl5.
Nerlenre, Die Iiittwrhs uitp Sametaos ben
9elerSEurA 6rntiul tenuBtn, ireffen ,r.tIo nit
cer 9frricIf @ete sbura SGbn in erterer Stupt
elm. I'm nit Dem OampfbpOt reitcr 9eben ,u f6r-
men. &idetS fir pieie lUur fGuneu am Weters
burg Sepoi 9eIol't mrrpen unp trtraat rer aan,e
6a9rpreIe 9eidiaus nur SO.
Vup am IL. 6etn.fen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16

Ne"r oent6cn YubItum Ole Am,rtae, eas ib
metnen StOrc nru Ginger Gtet unD cine trreu,
tenre Nnemobl Uon De efen iCocr Qrt pcrrGrtio
babe. SD 9lante TN Stante III iein, sierermonn
nit Gem @emiInldtsn bsrienen ,u tSnnsn. 9n.
oem id fnr irIUeren 3uiprub panf., bone i'd an,
cine 0ortl sun9 psiieIbeu. s. befflrp,
Sc. 8" Mainltrcst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Bcefnsuuacu.

Der IuNiecr" crbein Itcen MrrorR, SenntaoS ousse-
cmmcu, gum m6&tnt6sn Subctptionerreie ron 10 Gts,
I0tba bic reip Srd9cr rrtr So 90 in SbrIibc 8crouS
6sidbIuaS. GniCi9n Nnoen rlenpeu StNingunSen
9uInohme: Ginn,oec GtnrUduus 10 }cen Cer pent'
.ee 30 GtS SpcmaQc 75 GtS., oteimaIiee $lOO, cine
s9p I've St.25 rcn Npua $500 crri Ppndte $500 lehe
lPcnatC $500, iptlf Nrnaic $1,000 in eiercjibrtiGcr
Sprndsbein5luns. Inci0c, bic nab Selieteh rraneert
nerccn tonrn crScn nit S25 90 per Sabr tere6nst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Gnnltt0a.
@eiessnbstts- @eot6tt
BON @epra 6ermcst.
@armtpfe G3eSanfem.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Su psrldet bas Reib Der Grdums,
Su mirl. ptdtttih. Define SABINE
Siettern anl Gle 8rsibeItstdume.
&lettern auf RE b66ifen Sritsn,
San9sn ned Den lae II sraubsn,
9SrGtn rem @ntIalunesw ern
SipOer 5uhis n6t e9r slaubtn.
966dit selinnunsetii6t'sc 6eise
Seb' ib on DEN Moitu ibwanttn;
Nue ri6trn na6 Dem 9rctie
@cttpertrausnp pir Weeantcr.
GdheIne f6aut R& trn Gumult an,
YfIFa obcITp. Der pon Suuern,
9ph cCn aIteu Sbmateulultan
Spr' l6 in Der @de tuucrn.
Gu rerartrn niGt elm Sofa
Oyincs 8sttS, bait pu trlhtrTsn,
Turhttrliber Grnit opn Gctbd
SSirc cs irst = nur niht ae 6cTn
gftbt Ger ruten Sbut @cmeiubrit
81 ttct uuS aus Der SebrGnanls;
'Ntutt + Geuti6laur, brf' nj, @tnteit
9iur aus uubcFsttrrcr gmpfan9niB.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Sran3 StauDe,

6ran3 Stauoe,
l6S Srcaoff:aBe, ;Wilh,n rer 6. unp 7. ctr.
ali Elm rs,alsS ano pObIaiOrtirre Eager gOr
SI5Grrsu, R1uhs, Saus mnp Sbnupitabaf
s9ner 5abrotIcn uho impprtatipn,
a er I'M GjroE upe ReIHrraNf Den bUiaen Parftprri.
len atdPi Ra eI! Ouisn 2Sifoerperfdufer udt uer5u
men bellhu psB,sbs fs isTs EiRfsufe apSsrmsif;o
me9sn' Vel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Sefen! Sefenl

Puplam n. 6etn.fen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Tne German ADYERTISEN.

B. HAsSFL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-16
Ser Gpmlacntpirtb

Sbwdtilhc Scite9ei6ittc aus rcm pcriocu
Sabrtunrert ppn 6ermanu 8ur,.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
NO.I3.
Resist Temytation.

within few weeks there has trans
pired 10 Easton case, where young
man, who had gained the confidence of
hio employer aud the respect and favor
of the public, was found guilty of such an
objectionable misdemeanor. as to serve
for a warning to all young men. A uum-
Der of years bad be been principal clerk
in one of our largest and most business
like establishments He lived with his
employer like one of his own family
He bad become couUected With the shurch
and was punctual in the performance of
ali bis duties. But in an ungaarded hour,
iu an evil moment the tempter seduoed
him, and persuaded him that dime was
very small amount, where the sun total
of the days business was calculated at
many dollars. A dime was taken. 1t
escaped detection. Desires increased,
fashion urged on the delinquent. A gold
watch was desirable. 1t was obtsined.-
The payments were made in small SUNS.
The employer drawers suffered in small
amounts. Clothing Of first quality must be
worn, aud of course goods were cut off but
they brought 20 cash in turn. 10 bort,
the young man began by taking small a
mounts OF Doney, Jet his conduct was so
we'll guarded that it took several years to
detect him. and that only took place,
when the grabbing became too large and
bulky. The clerk wss ruined His place
vas declared vacant aud bis face cannot
be seen iD our community. Let young
men take warning. Poverty may be an
Inconvenience aud hardship, but it is no
disgrace. Honesty and truth will guide
you at all times into honor and favor
Avoid the enticing associations of the day
and temptation will not press you severe
, in the way that leads to ruin and de-
struction -EaSton Free Press.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
Effects of Secession

Those who Imagine that since their Sc
eession from the UDion the cotton States
bsve gone on prosperousty, and that all
the suffering from the crisis is confined
to the trading and manufacturing North
should observe such paragraphs as the
following from the Aberdeen ConSerro-
t1ue. paper, published in the northern
part of Missis-ippi:-
I'VE atte Dded the Sberiffs sale of
Monday last, aud we're perfectly aston
ished to see such sacrifice of property.
One gentleman aOtually purchased one
hundred and sixty odd acres of land for
$40; another bought half interest in
brick Law Office for $50; a SIPS buggy
was sold for $50, and other property sold
equally low"
et on property so much reduced in
value heavily Increased taxes have been
assessed. and will De exacted, to pay for
the o!igarcbical government at Montgom-
cry, aud OsintaiD an expensive army and
navy OF course properly all over the
cotton kingdom must be very greatly de-
preoiated iu value, for there is an embar-
go on trade, emigration is discouraged,
and even the procuce of the country lev
led upon to yield tribute.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
P. T. EILENBERGER.
Where Shall we Re2

Where shall we be when our names
have been forgotten and passed into OBJ
livion, our bodies moulded into earth. and
moss and ivy growing upon our tomb
stonesi
Where shall We be when the Empires,
Kingdoms, and States that are now rear
ed like proud fabrics over the earth have
passed a~ay-tbeir e0perors. kings priD-
ees and statesmen laid low in the dust
their thrones subve,ted, aud their scep-
tres brokenl
Where shall We be when the little birds,
which sung 40 sweetly. have hu~hed their
merry songs forever. the brooks forget
their complaining, and zepbyersi
Where shall we be when the fountains
oce ans, lakes aud rivers will be dried up
When lightning will no longer fash a
thwart the heavens. or play among the
clouds, and the thunders cease to roll in
the vaunted depths of airl When hills
and mountains, dales and valleys, trees
and 6osers have passed awayl
When pail, black IS the clouds that
hover DER Stygian lake, shall veil the
sun, obscaro the moon, and wrap the
world in TartariaD gloomi When the
great arch. angle. with trumpet aud son
orous voice shall summon from their cor
al beds. beneath the slumbering waves oi
the mighty main. tho marble sepslehre
and the wo-sy tomb, the dead, both
small and great.
When the white cloud, the angels, and
the glory of His Father shall descend,
the throne be set; the Judge bo seated
the books opened; ADD the nyrisds tbaI
have lived on earth since the beginning
all called to jud .enentl And when the
scythe and glass OF Time will be laid by
the just taken home to God, nature I
grand laws destroyed, and amid soSfosior
and CONSERVATION Of element. the wicked
driven to drrary domain OF the otcTns
night -reader, where, then, shsll yoC
bel
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
RE CAREFUL OF YOUR MONEY.

When life is full of health and glee.
Work, work as busy as bee !
And taxi thus gentle hint from me
Be careful of your money!
You'll find it true. that friends are few.
When you are short of money.
The single grain cast in the mould
May spring and give hundred fold
More precious than its weight IN gold /!
Be careful of your money!
The grain you SOW to stack may grow !!
Be careful of your money
But do not shut sweet Mercy's doors,
When sorrow pleads OF want implores;
To help to heal misfortune's sores,
BE careful of your money.
To help the poor when al your door,
Be careful of your money!
Would you escape the beggar's lot,
The death bed of the tipping sot,
And live in sweet colentme nt's cot
Be careful Of pour money!
And if you need friend indeed,
Be careful Of your money.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

sD-We heard nigh; or two since,
tolersble good story OF couple of rafts-
men. The event occurred during the late
big blow on the Mississippi. at which
tine 90 many raft, were sEamped and so
many stea u boats lost their sky risgings.
A raft was just emerging from Lake Pc
pin rs the squsli came. 10 an Instant
the raft vas pitching and wrirhins ss if
suddenly dropped into Charybdis. while
the waves broke over it with tremendous
force. Two Iri~bDen were on the for
ward part. one Of whom frightened By the
tremendous uproArs, and expecting in-
slant destruction. dropped oo lis knees
sod con eenoed praying with q vim e.
qua! to the emergency. Happening TO
open biz eyss al instant. be Observed bis
companion not engaged 10 prayer. hut
pushing pole into the water at the side
of the raft.
"Wbsi. that yer doiD', Mikel said be
-"set down on yer knees Do~, for there
isn't mint betseen US and PGEgaso-
ryl"
"Be sisy. Pat said the other, as be
eooly continued to punch the water with
his pole-"Bo aisy now! what's the a-e
of prsyin' when fslly can teteh bottom
with polel"
Mike is q pretty 6ne specimen of
large class of Chri-tlsns who prefer TO o.
mil prayer as long as they can fetch bot
tom"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
A Curious Item.

In the li.r o. Contingent Expenses oi
the Treasury Department at Washington,
for the last year, the'following entry CO.
curs:
"Vsrnishing Mr. Buchanan So so. "
The Tribune, of course. has its fun out
of the ''Old Functiousry" coming in for
his "cost," which. il takes for granted
vas laid on thick" by the Secretary.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

tioD. Suppose. for example. the Legisia-
ture would refuse to grant them the relief
asked for. the line of railroad would re-
main unfinished, and the State would
have a mortgage which at best would be
worthless, because it operated upon an
uuproductive aud uD6,hed road Ii the
contractors then by refusal on the part
of the Legislature to grant the relief.
we're compelled to obtain judgment for
the amount of six hundred thousand dol
lars. aod on this jude ment had issued an
execution. sold the road, and bought it
them selves, the lien Of the Com Donwealth
would have been extiBguished, aud the
whole amount due the State lost. But
by the passage Of this bill. the State be-
comes the second mortgsgee-tbe CON.
pany is ebabsed to f0ish their road, end
the State some time will realize the a.
mount which in an uneuarded moment
she invested therein. Such being the case,
aud to secure the tax payers of the State
from the possibility of loss. We deemed it
our duty to vote for the bill. The origi-
nal proposition by which the interest of
the ConmoDReslth 10 the canals were
transferred or sold. if you please, to the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company,
for the bonss of said company, we bad
nothing to do with. not being me nbers Of
the Legislature at the time, and the Act
by which priority Of lien Of six hundred
thousand dollars was given to contr actors
on said road. over the Commonwealth,
We violently opposed; still both these Acts
became laws. and We had no other alter
native left Us but to vote for the present
bill, in order, if possible. to save to the
Commonwealth at some future day, the
amount of three millions five hundred
thousand dollars, agreed 10 the frat in
stance to be paid BY the Sunbury and E.
rie railroad to the Com
This explanstiou of our course we deem
necessary to those whom We represent,
and as it is made in good faith, We hope
and trust it may be resolved in the same
spirit in which it is made, aud prove sat
isfactory.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
A Good One.

The Rev. A. Cameron. of Shelby,
County. Kentucky-a noted Presbyterian
divine in bis day--was an adroit dispu-
taDt, and generally managed to parry
home thrust. no % after bow we'll directed
it was On one occasion the Synod was
trying the Rev. MIR. Huber tor having
married the sister Of his deceased Hife,
aud Father G. vas making an able speech
against him. In the midst of his aIgu-
ment the offending brother appealed to
him to answcr If be had not bimself, in
Shelby county, united in marriage a cou-
pie within the prohibited degrees which
be was now condem ming "Yes" said be,
81 did, aud | will tell you Why: she was
an old gal, and | thought it acaS her last
ckancel'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

s@Orjers have been given to the
Com @is,ioners of the Land Office aud to
the Pension officers to hold no more OH
cial correspondence With persons residing
iu seeded States.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

Tn the town of Concord. Mass. there are
annually manufactured ioO,O0o pafls' and
$4,000 tubs, worth S94,00O; 2,OOO gross OF
pencils, worth S4.0OO; 1000 packs oi gold
leaf worth $4,000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

sara boy entered stationary store
the other day. and asked the proprietor
wha, kind OF pens be sold.
"All hieds. was the reply.
"Well. them" laid the boy. "I'il take
three cents worth Of pig pens
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
Published by Theodore Schoch.
VOL 30.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
dollars aud quarter, half yearlyand if not paid be-
fore the cad Of the year, Two dollars and half.
No ntDsrs discontinued until all aTreaTages paid,
except at the option of the Editor.
CYAivertisements of square (ten liues) or less,
one or three insertions, 81 90 Each additional inseT
son, 25 cents Longer ones proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
s50,oOO 90
100000 90
10000 90
s2.O26.OOO 90

Next after our convictions of duty to
the State. il i. to toe undersigned source
of pride that We have been iB-trumental
in saving from entire loss SO large sun
as SO, 500, 900. We do not wish TO cast
reflections on former Legislatures, though
We cannot overlook the fact that pru-
deot care on their part would have ob'ia-
ted the necessity Of legislation at our
hands TO correct their errors aud thereby
render secure the money OF the people.
After mature deliberation We were con-
strained TO consider the passage OF the
bill under consideration in different light
from that which we would have consider
ed it in bad it been aD original PROPOSE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
E PENN SMITH,
II. b RHOADS.
MICHAEL L BOYER.
We assume the above reasons for our vote
JOHN MANIFOLD,
HIRAM r KLINE.

/ deem it unnecessary to state the res-
sons which governed me in voting for the
two bills, the relief of the Sudbury and
Erie Railroad and the Communication of
the tonnage tax on the Pennsylvania rail
road. fully agree with Mr.. Scbindel,
who has given the abose statement and
desire that it may be regarded as my
own
n II rTT ENDI1Dn
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

ScHptlOn OF
FANCY iPIt2IINGpIlNGso
Cards Circulars, Bill Heads. Notes. Blank Receipts,
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &C. prin-
ted with neatness and despatch, on reasonablet
at this Office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
JOB pRIN rENG.

Having a general assortment of large, plain and Oh
ma mental Type are prepared TO execute every de
scnption of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
Arrived.

R,eAutip Potomac Watson savannah mdse 10 H. Is. Cfom
seIA Co th met south Of fDiug Pan Shoals. black
ann ,tl aug 10 the eastward lad white monkey ta h1sng
vIie putle vi red aud black letters. When weuy
nile. ne rh II EntttIa two ste bJurd south Had
y,f, L,hyy =. b. .Aies south Oi HHtterus
nfk Mana sdelsde Ius Homer Toulon w. days, and ~
DAYS non. Gibrblt1i, Ia Usl'ust 10 order -
Sem All on fIeat tnrkof) BoWdoin Cardenas 10 days
,urnr 10 StUe.s Chem Co. The brig New World Han
nan a. sahr Paragon hach both iCr boston sailed the day
Chr NJ Warren Chapman New.Iiaven day., sugar and
SclI' i'enn g. Gibson Crockett NewLondon days. in
stIr Rodman a. Price, Gedrt, Boston for Wilmington,
SrbI 4 srlton Jayne - BrooAhayen days
s,I, o. H. Lowell Boston days md.e. to j. W Mckee.
ScI, pbem CIowe Nisca.srt days he,ding to nastor
sb, Clss How ard Ieeb. st George Bank Gays fish
ScLr join sttsoD wi mington N o. days, naval stores
to b. Powell q. ,.,,o l., -,
schr. h.. W tdfidge, Snow, hAf~ich hsh
\ ooI Mount ioIe sullivan, Taunton, mdse
Steamer Ioonska, hye New BEDFORD ndse aho pass 20
master. . o,.u
Ciesn or Osmsy, Kenny, Providence. mdse to L. oden
Steamer NrttcLf.te Jones, Providence indse TO Ode
sAuFD-Bsrs, speedwe Gibraltar; a. Lincoln Cardcnas
atlas havana bigs Mary Lowell, Wilmington N o. stad
Easel (BTem.l Bremen
BLLOw-Br tax Leyan,er, Raymond, Grsehocs Jan l6
also brig, unknown.
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