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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

NEW STORE.-The subscriber has opened u
/ Y new store at Williamsville Clearfeld county,
Pa where he will keep constantly on hand gen
eral assortment of DRY-GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, PROVISIONS, &c, which he will sell
for cash. or exchange for Timber. Boards, Shin
giles, Grain. Country Produce. dc. He will be
pleased TO have all who wish to purchase any Of
the above articles to give him call.
JAMES Z. WATSON.
Willamsville. April Sd. 1861 BIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of colored paints
"A dry and ground in OIL in pound cans, just
received and for sale at HARTSWICk'S.
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

" o. CROUCH, PHYSICIAN, Curwensville, Clear
IL. field county, Penn'a. May Il.
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J. G, It.ARTSWICK,

p e s CIA AND SUR RG o N
NAY30 CLEARFIELD. PENN'A 1860
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

BARN BURsT.-We have been informed,
that on last Wednesday morning. the barn of
David Bloom of Lawrence township, was en-
rrely consumed by fire; together with two
horses, wagon, lot of harness, several sleds,
several plows, etc. 1t Is supposed that lit
tie son of Mr.. Blooms, some four or five
years old, ignited some matches and set the
straw on fire; he having picked up several
matches in the house, short time previous
to the occurrence. The loss is estimated at
about $500. No insurance.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

Posr-MAsrERs APPOINTED 1r. Z. A. Gau-
lin, has been appointed Post-Masfer at French
vile, in this county, in place of F. Coudriet,
cemOvcd.
Mr.. b. F. Dale, has been appointed at
Bloomingville, in place OF John Owens, re-
signed.
Mr.. Charles Sloppy, has been appointed at
Troutvile, in place Of Jacob Kuntz, removed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

T j. GRAMS, Attorney at Law and Real Estate
l H. Agent. Clearfield. Pa Office adjoining his
residence. on Second strset. May l6.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

yNTILLIAM a. WALLACE, Attorney at Law,
w Clearfeld, Pa Office one door north Of the
Post ohice on Second street. Sept !
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Great numbers of small arms, said to be at
least 1000, were thrown into the river by the
rebels, and also their accountrements, and
boys and men are amusing themselves by di-
wing for them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16
Union Demonstration in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, May THE Union dem
onstration al Frederick TO day was grand
affair. Hon. Rererdy Johnson, in behalf
of the ladies', presented flag 10 the Home
Guard, who had $50 members present,
besides q large and enthusiastic gathering
of the people. Mr.. johnson said, in the
original causes which have produced the
present emergency. Maryland has no share.
Her people ever were, and now are, zeal
Gus in support Of constitution and gov
eminent which they were foremost in form
ing and adopting. No threat of treason
has ever been whispered within her limits,
while the blessings and advantages of the
Union have ever been fully estimated and
appreciated. The loss of these advantages,
it is felt, would be utter ruin. In this ruin
all the States would more o. less share
But our geographical position would make
it to us immediate and total. Separation is
impossible but for The resistance to its just
end legal rights. The government had
given 10 causes, and had the friends of
constitutional right remained at their posts,
the power Of the government TO transgress
lis authority could have been efectually
thwaried. The leaders of The rebellion
were acluated BY an unhOly thirst for pow
er. The fact is evinced in the elevation to
power of all who deseerated official positions
in plotting treason. They may as well
strike at the Heavens with their armies as
against the American Union. Defeat Ger.
tain 10 rebellion.
The free States according to the last cen.
sus, have 3,97S. 900 males between the a.
ges of l8 and As. The slave States have
1,6e5 900. The seeded State exclusiv.
Of Virginia, had emily 53l 1000. and The diff
ference in wealth is proportisnats to tina
Of men.
With such vast disparity, ths end Of
the struggle was beyond doubt. |! was
the aim Of the South to eonfne the war e
the besdsr States. Mr.. Cobb vas ever
NV eoasratulatipg them on the removal Of
il from their midst.
But Maryland should Illustrate thi, cow
ardly policy, Let those who have provoked
the war bear its entire brunt. Maryland's
proper position is TO remain firm in her
loyalty TO the government.
The rebellion leaders have done all they
could for Mr.. Lincoln's elsction,ss means
ofpreoipitating revolution in the South.
They relied for the success OF their plans
on the Intervention of the Border States,
and division in the North. But they were
short sighted men. The first gun fred Oh
noble and starving garrison was blow
at the nations heart, and united North
hfd sprung to arms for the vindioation Of
the flag and the maintenance of the gov
eminent. Heaven forbid the duty Of that
vlndicatiOn should be forgotten by Mar. /.
land.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16
BOOTS & SHOES,

for beauty and durability, there Is none in the
market that compete. We feel satiffed that
we have
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16

~ - - -
so Is taglaaaas ~
B reg ss5sa hssa 7Ess
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16
PRoDUC L

of every description, bought at the highest market
rates, or taken in exchange for Groceries.
: A call from the friends and customers of the
old House, Thomson, Lewis Co } and all who
wan, to buy or sell, IS respectfully solicited.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16
For tho 9Tnes >,
To Miss ID. Il.

Sweet one if was a rosy hou;
The lovely morn, when Grst we met
mid looks Of love, whose magic power
Forbids that should e'er forget.
How of Pye sought some sylvan bower,
To wake the harp of memory,
Recalling oft the balmy hour,
When first learned to think Of thee.
And when the gentle evening star
Looks down with love, on you and me;
Then in my Southern home afar
Pll watch that star and think OF thee.
When sorrow darkens Ger my way,
And wraps my soul IN misery,
Thy name hath lent plying ray,
TO pierce the gloom with thoughts of thee
What though upon my throbblug heart,
Deaths icy chains should be;
What though the light Of life depart,
Still my last thought shall be of thee.
PAT.
MCGEE COLLEGE, Mo-, May 1st 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-16
Proceeding in Boonsliek.

Pursuant 10 call, the citizens of Boons-
lick Township. assembled of the town of
Boonsborough Oh Saturday the 4th inst,
for the purpose of organizing home guard,
and also TO form company Of Militia who
would hold themselves in readiness 10 march
TO any point at the call of the Governor
The meeting was CALLED to order by DR. j.
C. HeberlIng chairman who after making
appropriate remarks stating the object of the
meeting, and also referring TO some Of the
causes which have made such steps upon
the part of the people necessary presented
the call for volunteers for the "Home
Guard" Sixty-seven were enrolled at
ones and Immediately proceeded to elect
officers. Mr.. VIM. G. Merrick was cleo
ted Capt, Stephen Cooper Lieut., and o.
S. Brown Orderly Sergeant. Volunteers
subject to call Of the Governor were then
called for, thirty men at once responded 70
the call. A committee was then appointed
toreport the action Of the meeting to The
Howard county papers for publication. BY
invitation the sRichland Home Guards, IS
were present, made fine appearance, and
looked equal to the task, of guarding their
homes, against Il e invasion Of any fanatical
fee. WIN G. MERRICK,
O.S. BROWN,
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Gubliebe SeriOte.

Quut8ptlle, 7, Suit. Gtne DspelAe in
Na1botQe la9t DaB Sen. @atterlOn in Dem Sc
feate nit Sol. Sadion so 3ODte 9ebabt babe,
tpabreup Sol, Satipn nur 6 &Opte unp 20 9sr=
punpete 8ebabt babe.
Der o9Rpbile QoYertiler" iagt, in Santa 9pl "a
lageu 5000 @ianu 8unpe6=Grupper.
Der 9ep-Srleans g9ecoYune" pom 3. ia9t,
bo5 6rie9eltaf Sumter BABE iiA purA bic SIU<
fare gelAlihen unp iet in See. IS fibre 90
M(ann Gplpaten uuo 20 Seeleute.
Quf per Nlobtlez unO SbiOs@il enkabn Tanp
Bel 8rantpu, G~enneliee, cine @pltliVn ltatt, 8wi=
iben 3pei 3eu9en, in 8pl9e perer Spet Sclpaten
um's 2sben tamen unp % i6per %0erpunpet wur-
ben,
gtadrt6ten aus 8ennelee betati9en es, paf
Die OGDEN in lapliAen 2aserplagen 9ralliren unr
fein Sag 9ersiuge, no niAt mebrere SUlpatsr
%penlelbeu gum Opfer itelen.
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QoS gSeuefle aus 9Lleramhria.

NlcraN0rt0, Z. SNli. 3pel Wenelne
Dg5 erten Mddi9an-G e9tment8 9tn9en 9eltern
o6ue Srpre nuf 9tecognoa3jertng aus unO CT
3dblteu lei i6rer Nidfebr, pap le bis ouf 2 NRet<
len ua4 6airfor gepeien ieier. Oprt Datten
Ic eiui9e Jiebeusn ou8etrpfen unO lpfort einen
Nugrif auf %ptcieben 9emlaAt, etnen erl9pRen
uu0 ole onpergn in bic 6ludt 8ejast,
Der Baton pe5 9rpf, 81 N(puntatn lit mad
Camp @lcDOned, in Der 9la6e BON Sails GburA
aebraat pprpel1, unr BON pprt aus Hiscp9npS3ie=
Tunqen permttttlf %Oefeben ou3ultelen.
Der }amepe2 in Nulbin9tcu 9etppteten 3Oua=
ben lit Gbpma5 @arrY.
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Oeaen 8mrof0oft entIoGfen

Oegen 0ur9 dbd I emilia II. -
2cuis Sitter, BON Der @ranO SurY Dos Verra=
ties un9et!a9t, murDe am Gpunabeno i'm 9.
ct. 8e3irta-@ eriGt aeoen cine 8ar9lAnft BON
$4,000 auf freim SUP 9elebt. Die 0erren
SObn Sarmun nno pster San Soften gnben bic
lelbe. Sitter ffanp aud ongetla9t, an, 10,
Npril in Der 9rattltr. an bent StroBenoufru0r
betbeili9t 9emeeu st fctn, lieB ater ietnen Drpz
3eB naA Baltimore County %oerlese,.
SOB eine8 alien S6tffeterrn.-
Capt. 8m. 2on9cope, felt rielen Sabren IN
Baltimore al8 Gapiean unO bernaM ais SGif8@
bdnoler betannt, tarb am Sonnabeno in leiner
Wp9nun9, 81 . t=Bolttmprelt IT,, 55 Sabr alt,
SIN 5afen tparen ptele 8la99en be8balb 9al6~
matt.
Grtmtnol=@ert6t.- Gt9ter 8Ono,
Staat 9e9en George Stewart, on9eflagt ben Of
ftcer Mcdenbeimer i~nluItirt su BADEN. Grbielt
etnen SurY<Prc3eB.
Staat 9e9en Midarl Nltmonn, anqefla9t eli
men Mn9rif auf Nu9ult GeBner 9tltodt gu bas
BEN. Wurpe 81 S. Strafe neblt Soften YerlIrs
tGetlt.
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Gr miro ieou6 Bis CUR Grnennuug fines Na&~
fplqer8 i'm Dteult bletbert.
@eibIaanabme eines @afasier.8n aes.

NQ1bYtlle, Semi, 6, Suit. 0te nuf-
uno abgeBenom ~3ige Der QouisDiue maO glaIb-
Sjue Gilenba6n murpen am 4, BET Nlit4elsDille
auf 8efebl pea General aior5 Nncerlpn ange-
balteu unp na& bierber 8ebra6t.
Die Dtrettpren batten ote 2OtomOtiSen unb
0ogcn no@ 2putaotae 9ebra6t, mUgeeen 8eu-
neilee rempnltrirt Bate unO Die 8elAlasnabme
Der 3uge mar cine nUtbtpenpige Siderbett5=
@taBre8e. @en.<Ntairr Nnperlon tbeilte Den
btelgeu Agentcn init, paB teine weitere 8el6lag=
nabme ltattfnOen mitrpet SeppA werpen Die
3lge nur bis Bombing Green, &Y, 0ebsn,
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9LnS a8eh.@trainien.
8errOunNmmg ecs @rs@Ouptrncur Is

8erOunNllIg ecs WrsNpMpernenr aBIie.
Gtuctunott, 7, Suit. @ine ipe6ielf
Depei6e an DEN Commercial" lo8t, Dap @pl
0}Orton Spn elmer GrpepitiOn SuridgetOmmeu
iet, ouf mslher er meDrere Yfsrpe unp @fauIsieI
erbeutet bate.
@pp. 2Dtle ipnr nit leiner Qeib8drpe unter
Gopt. 0atten BET SiIisnpile BON ben 8eppbnera
oee Stapther8 ongegertfen wprpen unp Bate
40 bis so Gopte. Gr ielbt mar tGptli0 perz
munpet mOrpen, ebenlp @opt. Yatter. Der Sc
riAt Uber Die Gerwunpung pes @puo. g8iie be
Ourite nod Der 8efatigung,
(Silcnpjle lie9t in &anaua County an etnem
3petaflnBe pes Ganana.)
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gg 8afbtngtUn 0arten. Sn Die
tr alIgemein BELT bten @artenmirtblAalt oee 6rn.
otto y inner (PennlYlpania Noenue) inDet beute
Nbenb Elm 9rUBes @pnsert uuo 6arinonie 0lultf,
aus9efibrt BON Gopt 8eIpmann'S WlulfAOr ltatt,
g6er liA pabsr einise pergnii9te Stunpen in Die
fem iAGnen NIT @as beleu6tsten Gjortcn bei Mllt=
1t rtnp @srltenioft MAIDEN nil, SerIdume ea ni@t
portbin SIT 9eben,
90 Sn Der Sp3. Dem. Gurn6alle, 800 9G.
Drattltr. finpet Ge1te cine mnlitatilN peflamato-
Ride llnterbaltun9 fat, User Die fril6eren Tin
tsrtaltun9en nit a%n9ebUrt, miro aud beute niht
perIaumsn lh nm 8 ll9r III pttgCr Sale einSt-
tupen.
w4g &uf9epobt. Qeute (0lontu9) miro
s. Beber in 6aa Springs, 5arforO 9teap, cine
golpene l1br 3un 0ertDe ron $50, sum 8eiten
Der abgebrannten Setppbner Der @taot @j(orus
in bsr S0mei3, au5ipielen lalien. Smnibu1e
geben lmt s unp III l1br Scrmittas6 unO nm
3 ntr 9laGmitta98 BON 5OltpoYtr. ob.
Ca Sertett CONCERT! - Seben
Montag mn Donnerlta9 Nbeno in Der ouf's
lAGnIte eingertdteten Sommermtrtbidaft Der Dir
beiter-Satle, $50. 5 SIpe8 riepriAtr.
8G7 6e1tte GOrlnittu9 piro 6r.Stliu6 GtclA,
go. 463 IS. galttmoreltr. ieinen Odlteit einelt
~luperben fund ~lerUiren. 6sinl2meder MAIDEN
mir be pnOers paruf %auIrtertI lam.
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&Ofal=91emigfcitcn aus 0SafbimotOn,

Gin 3punSe9etGbtet.-Nm Sonn
abenp frit6 lm | ll6r ipurbe Sur etrem BfentIt
den 6aule Der I. gBarp, peld)es BON elmer 6rart=
enaperlpn VI, Namens Ma9 Mit6ea, ecbalten pirp,
Elm Sem 2)orfer 3ollape %get6ptet. Die 8errpbs
ner be6 6aulee, ftnf 6raten5tntmer tno Ger
1AieDene Wdnner aus Der NahbarlAaft wuroen
auf bic @uala9e zines Wotrclen bin, Der 2tAt
.iber bic Sade nerbreiten 81 fDrnen 1deint, Der=
baftet. Oerlelbe laet aus, er babe III Der Wa6e
peS teId9ten 6auIe6 Spr Der S6itre geItdnoen
unp Babe ben grlhpheusn nit einem bitr9erlth
0efleiOetelt, Der einen 9rOBen Sd6nurrbart ae=
bobt Gate, in Streil 0eIeben. Gr lei auf bic
Streitenpen augegangen unO babe Ie au8einnns
Der brin9er,- nplen, ais Der 3Uuaoe etnen Neppl
per 9espgen babe, peiien S6ub jepp9 o%erIo9te,
rpr0uf ponn Der Gipiliit eeiAolen unD ieiuen
@s9ner set6ptet babe. Qm @pnnubenO MCrgen
fanp bereit8 Elm 0er6Gr in Der Qn9elegenbett
fat, jepc9 pbne alen Grfol9. Die 2ethe peS
@rlbplienen pltroe in Die Columbia Qrmprp 9e=
bra6t.
@afbinetouer Srteflifte.
(Denti6e Mrieie, mel3e i'm "Star" an95et9t ino),
0amcuIife:
GruB, @fiB MarY; Gutenberg, 9 $; SLAP,
Slip 6; Sunten, Mr6 6; Sell, @r8 $; Mft-
Ter, NlrS W; @a9ner, MfB 80,
9errenIife:
A(6re6t, $, Nrnclp, G IS; 8aum, 50 ST ;
8aumou, SO s; Sre9lein, 80 Drummer, Sc;
8u9sert, 6ra; Sunbtn9bofer, s.; Sns $ IS;
galeu9er, s; Sraun, s q; GrUB, 8r. Ct, 6
s; Oanenboper, % 0; 0ilt, ST.; Older, S
gB; Dennis, s; Dub, $; glbert, 9 $; On
esnot q; gibid; Gmbods S; 6adler, 85;
6ef, Nm s; 6umme, 81 SO; 0eealer, Serg.
81 5Olbineer, S 9; 6aupt, S; &eQen9er, q
9; &raubin9er, q So 9aumon, @0; Med=
let, 96; Napp, Nm 9ib, s; SteinmeB, sly ;
SArSper, $ 8; Stilfe, 81; Stetntad, Sol. ;
Ban 8eul eller, $; gan StOne, Capt; Gam
9feltb, q; WinObola M9; gBeferoslt, S q;
g e9er, So; @Otltebeu, $; Neber, q; @t@
tier, 6; 3uter, 8 s.
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M0rftpreiie.
Baltimore, ben 5. Su

Baltimore, ben 5. Sult 1861.
S ta6tet Npinen 81 .9O02,25, p~almnife 6
@ts,, @Crtntben 81 Gts., 9faumea 122@
II Gents, @ttrpnen $l.85@2.OO per SOr,
Srangen 81 90 per 8pr.
g etret6e, @et3en rOtb. prbtnGr 12S@126
gut bis auSgeSeiGnet 13O@14O, tpetBer sutel
l35@l45, ertra feiner l50@l60.
Safer, Gtre. II. Marsl. 28@3O, pennf. 80,
9prn, petBe8 62@67, 9elbes 55@57 Gts.
Jtpggen, MnrYlanb 63@65, @enni. 6S Gts.
s. E 10 ii 3, Yiempnt 81 Cts. % Id Nelfen 10
lo3 Cts! OGin. Sn9wer 81 6, MusfataHB
4O-55, 9fefer lo4-lO9' MuSfatblittbs 4s-
At @ts.
Raffse, @to gut 12z @134 printa l34@134,
SnSn 173@l8, 9aqna9ra l3@l4.
6 eber, lpan. Sp9len "a @ 81, Snnb 9eI6l+
Pa @ 20, Stabt 24@30, Sber 3. @ SO,
&alb 1920 % dug.
81 ! /, 6Oparcltreet. inper $5.5O@5.62
ertra to fancY $50
- 09iO & aeatmdp upper 500
u ertra 6.25@6.50
family 7.o0@7.5o
@itY MtaS gut bis fein 5.25@5.75
" smell9 famiis 800
9teierOpir, patapscr, Nlblanb
/ @rcelllOr far1iIs 800
u NeierSptr ertra $50
81 ebL 3.75@4.OO
Ornmeb |, 800
MOloneS, Mu8cOSabe l7@I9, New>Orleans
neuer 32@35 @ts.
YrODtItUnen, wenis Gadfrase. SGultern
64@7, S4@9 fir SeitenNide, lO@l23 fir
SAtnfen.
Sal3aetl6: @retle Serl6ieben.
lur Settenltilde unp 81 fur 2arb.
Us btsfeb @itY % @alUne 171 Gents, SbtU
Is, aber feline 8erfGufe.
3 Id er, New>Orleans 5@6 .25, @rprerte or
btRair bio gut 4.75@5.75
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r@rifet @le6 unO pas 8efte bebaltet ! f"
YemiglDauia XanO= nnO Standardization
3iniQe MnO fc1Due NOrmen /!

Gu Der iebt0en 3eit Der llurube uuo ArbctlOf9tet ip0te ieoer
IeiBioe @lblter, mel1er nht III ben Srtc5 SLEPT, f6 elne quite
Sarnl faufen, no er lib une feline ,Samilie erndtren nno Ii1 cine
rabiee uno lpr9enfreie 9eumatb 9rinoen tam.
Die Bette uuo oprtbetlbaftefte @~elegenbeit oast bietet. bic I'M Be-
ten auibliben te9riaene eenti1e Aniteolun9
Oerumdlttn,
potter Co., 9a., woIebit Der llutsrseitnete i9Sne8. fattbors8
lIno reid1!t1 b~ewiierteS tarmlanb. lewie 90 5aglib 9ele0eAe galt.
lrt8 in Der Staot @ermania, gu ben b~tlt3iten Freten pertanit,
Da8 slima lit eeiunc NIB auf benz SanSe elm pprtreihu6er unb
~pertbppuee 8almpudS.
Seoer aanier fann f6 fem 9an6 iebft ausIuten uno betonmt
Ell en- 9uten up sararttten 8aufbrief ftHbet aud ouBsrpem ltpu
lheraI quite oeuh6e Natoarn.
2anb 1T III Iarnten bon ie 25 Idern %ob9etbelt.
Gdbere &uStunft ertbetlt US, S9n1uffer
Nai14s in per &eder=OfFce.
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Mltdouri=S taats.G ouucntion.

ct. 2puts, 7, Suit, Ote StaatS-G Son
pention lit pfTjie1 ouf Den q. ,, in Stferlpn
eInbGrnfen nprDen.
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@6tffs= NoArthten
S6if oSberele" 9in9 9eltern nnh 8remsn as.
DISCRIMINATING @cnhnGtrmnen.

Sn DerflOdener g8pGe mar Die 6ise ppA nod,
ertrd0liG, Ser thermometer 3et0te ntAt unter
64 urb niGt iiber Is Grab.
@eltern Mtnrgen ltano ct ani rs uno Mitta9s
anf 81 GRAB I'M Gdattelt.
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EB- &elo Sbr gepIa9t nit 9uien?
9abt Sbr Srniti6mcrSen peer Setenneten?
Steelt es @ud, in Der Butt, 6bre
9absn ie Htberbefbwereen2
Sabsu tie bic Br0n6uis
&uSsebrung &eubbuiteu, NIbua, S~aI89elhWu1t,
Aup5e rnr8, 6clbbuitcu, AitbutI, @ol59ei tpare,
Au8Sebrun9, &eudpbuueu, Nitbma, &al8geInmire,
@alS, 2uu9e unb Suit angegr fen,
sails, 2unge uuo . ,ut augerufei,
SaIS, Yltn9e unb Srult au9, grrfeR
&eib Sbr beaClen NIT cbiBen SpmptDurel. banu oebrau@t
Or. SrpaYne's vcCmpOnirtenW Us lDftrl6en<G Syrup"
IT pirb eadb opltpmmeu lnO l@nel currtn, ME Gouleaoe, bic
eamit 9ebilt wprben lnb, he eu9ct tSnnen unb berielbe nj. B oe8-
9teiden. "meun ~perbuuoen mt SpaGAe'S ibet3uGerteu nm 5
tretnigenoen SariapartlIa mno &beerptl.
EN-, DtaaeE umo llnterleib Snr 'ribern @%eiuuoEeit surl6brinQen.
Berfauit bel allen Dteb5inpertdutern iberau. = Stebe Die @ertt-
itate uRter ben Nu3etSen. Wai20s
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@gogIamatienem p0m 8en Mee@nnoa. unb @Onp.


Qpui89t(le, 6. Suit. Der Mlemp6iS
Qr9u5 io0t, paB 8en DtcSuup2 cine Vrptlama=
tipn an Die 8eippbner ppn 2~trtanioS e~rlallen ia
be, porjn CT lie btttet, Die MifpurtsE ruppen an
ben 0yen3eu 3u untsritiBeu unp Gin Nenpe8opus
uaH 8oYette0tue ou6ldrelbt.
Die 0rp6 209e Der SOD 8elpws BON Oepr=
ala bat Die 2pgen pe5 SiOena auf9eforpert, lG
in O{ontaumcrp 5t per i%amrnelr, nm Die Gerbtn=
puua nit Der @rcB'2 pBe Der Ser. Staaten auf=
%juIolu1,
Gov. 0eltu5 ron MilIiippt bat cine prptla=
nation e%rloIieu, mprtn er Die 8erCbner peS
Staate5 eriutt, ale g8afen, oeren lie babboft
rerpen T%6nuten, lpfort an 0puO, Sadlon 3u lhifs
fen, TA lelblt aber nit DOPpf=@epfbren gu be-
pafTneu.
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9lnS seeH.Msi1auri.

2eapenwprt@, 6, Suit, @uuo, Sad
lon'a Setrstatr bot unter'm 20. Stunt bic Niil=
Ipurt-2egtalatur 5n elmer Sisung III Sarcprte,
70 @letlen luOollt3 pom Sort Scott, %berufen, nm
cine Se5ifOn0-S rponnau3 5n Pailiren.
@u8 Saap1r County tommen td9ItG 6lii6t=
hinge aus g8et-NttnOuri an, Cine pOaItanpi9e
S6redeno6errl6aft fubrt bort pos Scepter. Die
8pItoren WillOn, StIman unp anDere Unions
2eute rparen geban9t irUrpelt.
Wlont8Omer9 mar nit 400 Mann in @iiflUuri
etdgeriIdt, bod fannte man feline Nl6ne niGt.
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FORM OF OFFER.

hereby agree to furnish and deliver, in the respective navyy
yards, all the articles named in the classes hereunto annex.
ed, agreeably to the provisions of the schedules therefor.
and IN conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau Of
Construction &c. of June IL, 1861. Should my offer be- ac-
cepted, l request it to be addressed at -, and
the contract sent to the navy agent at---.o or to
---, for signature and certificate
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Wnf binatoner MuBei0ea

IL &abFcribetten fupie and Mnseigen fur @Safls
it9ton IL. G5eor9efptum ioerSen bel Sru. 9. s.. Riets
felet, SO. AGO @sGtr, mnterbalb s, Str. entsesen
9etpmmen.
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Ga 6pltOwaD'e @albe. NtAt,
GleoerreIBet uao Gbeumati8mu8, nercen ~uueblbar p~ertrieben
ourH anbaltenben @ebrauh ceie8 9rpBen 9eln1ittetS. &arme
Sdbun9en loltel III allen 6daen bem @ebraudD p%pron9eben, SIS
beIebt oe 5errittteten Wtu8teIn uno IperM rno untertibt Die Na.
tur BEL elner 9ritneIiden 9etlune,
81 baben III Der 6ablit SO. so Wtaioen 2ete, Ncp- 90rt, unb
bel alien 0rn9siiten gu % @ts.. 63 @ts., nnO 81 bic SNa@tcl.
(Npr13 .3ml
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L hereby certify that the above named --ar :
known to me as men of property and able to make good
their guarantee. s""
Date Siono+,ro n r
Dies nuB BON Dem Der. gtaatcn 0iitrfr Mrntrr non, msr
Staaten &tfrift Anpalt umo BON Dem Solicitor ODER geoDp. Mosr.
ten raterSetbnet etn.
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the state ot--,h hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid OF "-for any of the classes therein
nGamcd, be accepted, be or they will, within ten DAYS after
the receipt, OF the contract at the post Office named. or
navy agent designated, execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient secureties; and in case said -
shall fail to enter into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to
make good the difference between the offer of the said|
and that which may be accepted,
Signatures oftwo guarantors, G.
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.. 6.

alaiIe 10: .28stb S~annsn9SIsi SO. q. Gten; $40. %. groRe
uno tletne HdSel; &p. % @lei, 3inf uno 3inn; SO. "a. Mob.
@ien; SO. %. @tlenpaoreu; @S. 81. Oeltabet unS Sci; 1ggg
SO. Nae Nrten experimenting; SO. 43, &elleI, Cant itnb
@ale9-@tien; Ap. A. Settenelen; SO. IS. Ssngot 9upier; $40
Z. 8laIebdl0e; gto. As. Stanaen. SaaI3 Am mi ~
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Date.
WitnnSa

&as 8er5et6neB, rpel9eS Der @ieter ~beiltIieBt, nrus an bic
Nferte 9etleoI meroen uno teibe9 ppu i5m unite Seld1net iein.
Steoem @rtIFel III benz Ter5et1niB muB 9seeniit er Der 0relS Re.
merit, Ger eetra8 mas9epptlen, be QuaMntit suSonmenoeaoosn
{o0n lteer Slall9 nnN Ger Setrog 9e4fauS in &orten 9el6TIee
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The UNDERSIGNED = nf -
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Date.
Witness.

Signatures oftwo guarantors. G.
E T.