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8 PROCLANEATION.
i3y the President of Ihc United
States.
WAsHrNGroN, Sept. %, 1862.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1862.
|, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States of America, and Comman-
der-in-chief of the Army and Navy
thereof do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object Of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
it is my purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress to again recommend the
adoption of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid 20 the free acceptance
or rejection of all the slave States, so
sailed, the people whereof may not then
oe in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment Of slavery within their re-
spective limits; and that the efforts to
colonize persons of African descent, with
their consent, upon the continent, or
elsewhere, with the previously obtained
consent of the Government exist
ing there, will be continued. hat on
tie first daycf January, IN the gear Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sirty-
three, all persons held as slaves a0ithin any
State, or lC5tIin any designated part Of a State,
the people l0iereQf shall then be IN rebellion
against tie United States, shall be then, thence
forward and toreUer free, and the Eaecutive
Government of the United State8 iacAulinq
the military and naval authority thereof wiH
recognize and maintain the freedom Of such
persons, and will do no act or acts to re-
press such persons, or any of them, in
any efforts they may make for their ac-
tual freedom; that the Executive will, on
the first day OF January aforesaid, by
proclamation, designate the States, and
parts of States, if any, in which the peo-
pie thereof respectively, shall then be in
rebellion against the United States; the
fact that any State, or the people thereof,
shall on that day be in good faith repre-
scented in the Congress of the United
States by members chosen thereto at
elections wherein amajority of the quail
fed voters Of such States shall have par
ticipated, shall, in the absence of strong
corroboratiye testimony, be deemed con-
elusive evidence that such State and the
people thereof have not been in rebellion
against the United States.
Attention is hereby called to an act of
Congress, entitled an act to make an adj
ditional Article Of War, approved March
10, 1862, and which act is in the words
and figures following:
"Beit enacted byHs Senate and House Of
Representatives of tho United Saiss, IN Con-
gress assembled, That hereafter the follow
ing shall be promulgated as an addition
al Article of War for tho government Of
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Proclamation of the Governor.

DY virtue Of the power and authority IN me ves-
ID ted as Military Governor Of the State Of Ten
uessee, do hereby appoint tho following persons to
hold and exercise the functions Of the respective Of
fees attached TO his and their names and 10 perform
the duties thereof according 70 law, TO wit:
FIRST WARD.
John Carpor, Alderman. James Turner and WIN.
Roberts, COunyiimen.
SECOND WARD.
Jos Rohb, Alderman. G.. NJ. Southgata and A.
Myers COunCilmcn.
THIRD WARD
FL Mulloy, Alderman Andrew Anderson and
Alex, Mcdaniel, Councilman.
FOURTH WARD.
H. G. Scovol, Alderman, L. b. HUI and Charles
Saycrs, Ceuncilmen,
FIFTH WARD.
w. S Cheatham, Alderman. J. b. Knowles and W.
A. McCleland, Oouncilmen.
SIXTH WARD,
NJ. NJ Drica, Alderman. I. J. Yarbrough and
Wan. Driver, COUnsilmen.
SEVENTH WARD.
VI. L. Claiborne, Alderman. WIN. Stewart and
Thos. Cready, Councilmen
EIGHrH wARD.
Jos. Smith, Alderman. VIM. llaily aud VIM.
Sanborn, O0unoilmeu.
- In TESTIMONY WHEREOF / have here
} unto set my hand and caused the Great
4 H. D. Seal Of the State % be affixed, at Nash
49, willie, this October LIST 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR.
EDWARD II. EAST, Secretary Of State.
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TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER.
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Servants accompanying passengers, and children
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SECOND CABIN.
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With superior accommodations, ................S 1876
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
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At tho Office, No. 20 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND h ASPIEWALL, Agents
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Strayed or Stolen

4 BAY HORSE, WITH THREE WHITE LEGS,
"A white streak on the forehead heavy name and
all no marks. Any person giving information of
he abOve.named horse, will receive a liberal reward
or such, by calling on Broadway, between College
md Cherry streets.
n. D. VERSY,
Lieut.. and Quartermastor lst Ind'p't Vols.
NOV7-lWN
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S25 REWARDi

CTOLEN, from r. HULDEBRAND, JeweIer, on IN.
= ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGIIEH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured by Jno. Johnston, Llv.
erpool. The Watch ~ " email size, with white dial,
father in che year 1885, 3" on the outside engraved
Horace HAsusIt." The above Reward will 30 paid
for any Information that may lead W The recovery OF
The property. n. "a. HAMMER.
Iuucb-u
LOuagl.s Journal p',tse .Py {, Che sml, .ofE 9l
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500 Horses Wanted !
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD HORSES, BETWEEN
Il four and eight years old, and between fifteen
and sixteen hands high, are wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SERVICE, for which reasonable prices
will be paid
Apply to CAPT II. N. LAMB, on Vine Street,
below Mrs. POks residence. uuglG-f
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@eneeral sinsmam i'm @efdnsnia.

Cairo, 81. Sit. @sneral 5inbnlan
1T pon ben &ebelen 3a 2tttle Sod, Mrfanlas,
tn's @efansntB eelsbt. unb loa mad &iAmOnp
aebra6t unb bort prp3elTrt uorben Ietn. -
@eneral Nlbert Dtfe bat an ben @rfanlaS pas
trict einen laneen 8rtff sel6rieben. tn pd=
Diem Ct laet, baB pabrenO 9tnOmaa Ia Memz
p9te mar, ansebli9 TN Namen pes General
8eauregurp, unp lieB iG BON ibnen cine Mil~
lion Dollars fur mtlitartl4e 3Ueds ausbaae
btseu, uno baB er In Mrtanlas cine Retbe ei-
sentbamltGer militartlaer 8efeble e~rlaien,
ndmli9 suerf pas StanbreGt prctlamtrt,
Johann It4 aler fir bic cpnfGDertrte &eete@
rune belttmmten 8rtefe bema9tiet, ferner be-
fOblen babe, baB ale unO ieoe @Orratbe, Die
tn Die 6anb bes Sen. Curtis falen tSnnten,
3ertGrt tperoen fOaten.
@uBerbem fol- CT befoblen baben, ale 8tune
nen Der @eaeno, bur6 welde @eneral Gurtis
tOmmen mGGte, aa verStftea, icwte baB fein
Burger inter feiner 8~eoin9ung pte 0renjen
ron N~rfan1as aberl9reiten pirf e.
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Ga Contributor. = Sn Der
5urnbale, 800 B, @rattfr., finoet am Mcn-
tag wteoer etnes Der eemGtblt6en &ran36en
tatt, tpurauf MIR bte Sanslutt9en %aufnaert
fam MAIDEN.
AS &pdGprtnss@ arten. Die
leS seraumi9e 9ofaG an Der Srepertf &oao
bat iebt 9r. Setnr. @d9arbt, Der wOblbetannte
Birt9 III 9eet- 0ratttr., ibernOmmen unp
rtrp BON morsen an. Spnnta8s pie WerftaSs,
feline Safe nit Mqem bebtenen, mas &Ihe
unD Seller ~ltefern. Nm Wonta9 wirb CT ct.
men semitbliden 8al arransiren unb ertpar'
TIT ben 8elu6 lstner 6reunte.
Ga 5err @eurs SGmtbt wirb
am MOntaS ar Der SIDE BON 6amburs> unb
S~barpfraBe feline 8trtblAaft NIT einert i1s
perben 3un6 %erDfaen, tpcrauf irtr bas Dabltr
FUN aufmsrflam MAIDEN.
E Nu9 Der sken erf bon &tGmpno an
getpmmene 6r. ct. SGmtbt erGfnet am
Montns etne @trtblAaft an Der @de BON Sart
rt1onfraBe unb Netna Sane NIT etnem auSse~
etGneten Qanh.
~ Sobn S. q. Meyer, Nr. SO @ermams
1raBe felt am Montag etnea Ba9atelttlA
auf unp tptrb BET bieI er Welesenbett etnet fas
mplen 9un9 aufttlheu.
gagT ST. Sobn &reber erSfnet am
MOntas feline neue @trtbl&aft tn yfO. POI
9ertnetOnfr., 3ptlHen 0aca unb Green, mti
etnem srCben Gun&, wprauf ptr TetnlAmede'
anfmerflam maAen.
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qres alma In orSster Oronuaa Dor t6, bic

MOes atnd tn erGbter Srbnang Dor lt6, BIT
MnnnlAafteu paren gut 9sftsteet, pouitanotG
eauipirt unp fr6blt9sn Mlutbss. Us mrB Ct,
tpas BON Wi6ttgtett i'm Wertt letn,
Dte DibtIonen Der WenerGie 3ie9nc!cs alt
6ib Sc9n 3 rter, mel6e Bel Berlin Den Detp
mac itberE6rtt:eu, 3cSsn fd seSen 2otpeitSile
@benIo fanO cine GcrpartsbepsBung BEL
Sruvpen son ben 8oltpar. 56bsn ge9en Der
@benanpoab gu fat. Dtele, unter Cons
manpo bes General SepDerpid, 9in9en itbe,
ben ~genannten TliB In Der NtGtnng nad
Sbenanoale. IuN Sen. 6anccf's DiptFou
ridte Dor, 0erare auf bic fetnblidem 0intst
BET @barIestDlDn. Wu6 Die btsber alif Der
MarYIanp 9SGen camptrenpen 5rnppsn baber
F6 In Mari9 selebt uno nebtnen Die triibet
BON ben Generalen Seoewid uno 9aneod
inteaebabten Yoittpnen Elm. Die 8as3e et-
ME Bis mad @iutamsport fol- IN pousm Sor<
rilfsu beerifsn letn, bod feblea nns pom redp~
ten 5lleel Die g~enauern 9la9rthten.
Die StelInn9 bes Jetnoes lit ote bisbert9e,
uUO er lasint lebr rhbrts nno 3a nsusn
unternebmunsen 0eneiBt gu iein. OteIea
Wsoraen erlhien eine Gstellenabtbetlnag, ettra
tanIenD Mann GaDallerte, BET Der u leababn>
BRIDE iber @lpopY Gresf, btelettS !5ancod,
unb serlfGrte ffe.
Gpm Der armse Tronti
Gin GapauerieaD 81 tal1ement BON General
8aparbS u. @tOneman'S GpmmanopS ma6te
lih, ettra 500 Monn llatt, seisrn ouf ben
MarlA, I'M cine G~srbiapuns nit Der grpebt
ton, Die stnise Gage 5ltpCr na4 Mlote nnb.
oeilen umsebuu9 abgelanpt wntoe, berSulttllen,
IS febrte bente Worgen suriid uno bertthtete
paB pic Communication fret unp Nles rnbig
let. Gen. UaYarD's &apalisrte lfebt tn Com
humiliation NIT ben Borprlten Der 3boDe
SslanD @apalerie, Die gu SurnIpe'S Scrps
oehGrt unp omar an Der MlOte unO Sntdersr
bile 9anotrabe, 3 ppsr 4 Msilen BON MlOie
e%ntfernt.
Spqtere teleerapbiIAe Depel6en bela9en,
baB Sen. Stelpart nit 1500bls 5000 Mfann
lipli9 pom Nlpte einen tleinen 1rupp nnlerer
9eute auf Die Ipantsayoe geeen Nlpie gu que
riidgeOrdn9t babe.
Ser rc6te Ttileet Der NDtOmgcartnee
ritCft 0pr.
6urpers 6errp, 81. Sft. Nud Der
rette Gli9el bat ltA Dem 8ernebmen na6 In
Eolae erbaltener Nlarl1prore TIT geweeun9
gcIib, INN In 8ir9inten ein5urifen.
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Wa6ri6t am GteaerSablrr.
Gt0OtsG pllectOrSeSfGce.

Baltimore, ben "a. Stt. 1862.
Din Stants-Garen fir 1862 tpiro e~in12tb5us BON 3 PCT.
erlaubt, ,penu lplde an pher npr benz l. giooember I. 8.
be3ablt perben. On ftGbtiihen Gtelern fir @ruubbefb
tperben 2 PCT. seftattet an p6er Dor benz l. Npoeuber pber
l psf. tpenn naG bieiem Datum be3ablt. 9erIonal=
Steuer nuB Bis gum 1. Npp, besabltwerben, pibrtsenfa1s
bic GfebnIugen 3pau9smdBis eiusetrieben terbeu. @enn
riidf6ubise &e4nungen nibt an pber Dor Sreitas ben
81. bs. be5abt perbeu, piro n pct. tpeitere 3utereien
basa geretnet, unb ba anfausS Gpbeuber cine 2ifte Der
SauniSen bon 1851 berEfeutli&t ipirb, 70 tSmnen hieiel=
BEN ii& tpeitere Soften eriparen, menn fe lpld6e 0fetnuns
gen bereiuigen.
aug. 90. 8rice,
WtpOti6r Stabts@plectpr.
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e,cneroI Sntler an WennlacOla.

Gairc, 81. Sft Die golumbus 81
mes pom 81. B. WR.- melDet, RAP General
Butler nit 1000 Mann gu @ennlacOla ee>
lanpet fet unb haB man letn gcrriden bic
our Mlcbile, Mpntscmerp unO @eniacOld G!>
lenbaDn erGrartete.
GtuS Der leBteu Slatter DeS Grenada Npe
peal 1a9t, oaB prtce am lsbien Sunntase
5oup @pstngs eerdumt baben icae.
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Mrretirt ,peaen bpdperratberi,der 9eSeu.

ct. QUuis, 81. Stt. Sas. ST. Cad
lamb, Elm beDeutenDer NpsDfat Dteler StaDt,
tpurDe beute auf Befebl pes Generalprofob-
mar1&alls o~rrettrt unp ms Militdrgefan9niB
eelsbr, In Geranlafun8 elmer &eDe, bic er am
Mtenp DOr9er BET elmer bemufrattlden gers
Gammlung aebaltsn, linD In pel4er er aufriG~
reril6e, Der Nebe0tpn gOrldub leifenoe On,
li9ten aua9dprpGen bate. u
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Mene 1-hiGaHntinn.

OUrf, 81. Sttcber. IS betbt,
bab bic pur0 pen Sefretdr Ger glap9 ernann.
ten @OmmiTionare etnen 8sridt gu @unltsn
BON Nsulpnbon, olS eiusr poienben S6lfs.
ifatipn einaereiGt haben. AA- go s9E.l
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mr. ccJn Cumberland ipiro Der 0SSeceer
BEN Smbfcribenten bmrA ben Maenten
s. -. N1mppert td9lteb iuS Gaus ge1ie=
fert+
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@nn Der @ntnmarsNrmer.

6Garp8bnrs, Ntb., 20. Stt. Der
fstae Gegen Ssn neult6 braAte bic 6luIle
lerotua8 Elm penig gum Stet9en, aber bod
DIT 70 lebr, baB Die 6nrtben paburh unpals
far eewproen pdren. Die Gebeaen befins
q i@ nod In @bepberbstCtpr, unb geltern
ryce Elm flstneS @asaaerte<D . DISPLACEMENT, 70
{ etne SeerDe aSGla@tsteb unterbalb Der
ant pabrgenOmmen.
General D%leaIentOn reauirtrt ale sorban-
Ten 9ferpe, Cbne nnterlGteo Der pOlittl9en
CHUNG tbrer gigentbamer.
Gs l9etnt eeptB gu lein, baB bic 5aupt-
l9t Der Hebelen t4 3ptiden 8uuterbtG
b 0tn1eIter beltnoen. 5ter In Sberps-
"a lit Qaes ru9t9.
0eltern fanp cine pthtiee Serbaftung Ifatt.
r. gtep. 8obert Douglas, Elm EerbCrragens
, beutf4er (??) r~efOrntrter @rebtser unD
tfer @e3elipnilt tpurbe bmr6- ben NrpGpBy
.rl6aa pes fGinften NrmeeeOrps u~rrettrtt neil
NIT Dem Tetnbe mtttelf Stgnalen
mmuntctrt Bate. Ser ebrpirbt=
6err pur6e untsr 8ebednns mad 6arpers
5rY eel6tdt. @r 1T ~tpublbabenb, bsibt etne
-rm pCn pterbunpert NcreS, auf benen ieBt
@6eil BON Sip So9n YOrters Corps ietn
ser aufgel6lusen bat, unO au6erpem 3pei
Tmet In Ssferlpn Counts, 8a. St fat
an @G9ue in Der Nebelenarmee, Der etnc IL
c,ier In Sadluns Stabe,
5%erItn, 80. Sft. 5eute fam Elm De.
rbrr pen einem @ip<G arplina Ne9iment In
ARE Qtnien. @r mar Serurtbeilt, erIGulIen
erpen, neil er l9On etnmaI gu entretden
.rht Eatte. &r laete aus, DaB neun Nne
n baS Eopesurtbeil tpeeen 3uradbleibens
u6em MtarIAe eelptOaen lei. CT bewerts
oGte am Gonna6eno lstne 6lu9t aus benz
lt0aule, unD osrbars i6 in ben @albern
lie Quft rein a Dte Is3elIiOntftla se-
n @tnpObner 8trstnten's enbsn, ra 1e
5alpteen 8elu6 Der Ser, ct. Srnppen
usle6en, ale ibre @feroe fur Den Dtent
aebeaenarmee, pamit fe ntdt tn unlsre
Afalen fallen.
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Neben<O alIe,
TorSermneen an bic Ncetermne.
. II t ~ II. . cntnn8=a acntn;

Sc. % ct. YanIfr, Baltimore.
Der unter3ei6uete 1T nit elmer lsEr ~ndtbaren Tiru1a In
gDdlbtp9Ip1 IN 8erbtnout8 eetreteu, iDoclfd eS tbnl luGslt6
ssmabt. ut, aae u d. E eesen bte 8esisruns, bte bur4
en Srie9 entltanoen fin6, prompt AT pronen.
8eDnoere &mfmeItIamftit iperhe I'D berweneeu aui 8elcr-
9nn9 BON u II p rh6 en- Der WtttW en- ODER @rbeu
1ertprtener Spl6aten, bic no1 2GbnIns unS
Bounty -05eloer SIT Gut 1abeii.
uu9 iperte Id Der @elCl8uns sCn V e nfiOneu fir ne
caItp 9er0roene SpIoaLen unb SeeIente upb fur be
MtttpeE, 6intey. NPilttcr pSer Shw1itern BON perItorbencn
Gplcaten NIB Seelenten metne ~ansetbeitte aufnertfanteit
mtcmen.
Psrlonea, bic Mnpritd)e 9e9ex ben Staat ODER gf9en bic Ge.
riernna gu MAIDEN BADEN, tDnnen Ibre nbt6igen 8aptere 81 MD
Bi9en Yretien au8aelerttat rHb Die 8etrdge unter 3ufre6enfel.
leneen 8eotnauugen cUueCtirt erbalten.
Musfunft in Bs6u9 auT &nlpriGe miro bereitmilia gratis
ertbeilt bel Muen g. Nprreffer,
Ot29, s % ct. Yaultr.
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@ Sn Wbeeltns nftO 1tmeeeenb be
fcret 9r. 6core 8uf@ ben .SSecfer''
tdelid BEN Gmbfcribenten in'6 6am8.
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0SpQene aeftrifte cSoffen.

Speben etbaiten cine Gart6is Gdte centfd,e sefttidte
tuulIens Sacren, bic fur 8terbrauer, Builder uno anoere
9anpirsrfer belonoers geetsRe enpfeblt su naBtgen preiIen
@br 8eg,
Sft25'3Wtte bel Safcb Seeger, % Geruanfr.
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I'm eftstere uub solSaten

IN Der Wrflee
perIsnben MFR ben taelthen nDeder" 2 vNipe
nate lang fir 81 purtOfret.
Das @pGenblattS far 6 Mpnate $l.25
(portOfret) In 8crauSsablune.
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- e. aGtfer.
0efen! Oefen! Oefen!

OGTGW OETEN4 OETeMI
Cine arpbe &uspatI BON 8Od- unb YarlOr- Oefcn Fnb su
btuteen Qrsiifn 81 ~Dertaufea bet
.. Ttf6cr,
Np. 92 Npre s@apnrose.
KE- Mue Nrteu 8eparatnren an Oeien rperoen lAnel be-
Icr0t Steiae, Staten nib Note tnb fir ane S&fen III b.
BEN, @beulo cine &~uspabt- non RbbIen6ls 2annpet uHb Sit
dsuaeItirr INNER %oDrrdtbl9.
as aS- g8aAere mrt&tuuseG gub ALE Arten Ylumberar-
tetten rerben lbneI betcrgt. Spt4, Snt
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r. ScOrbut uno lfrpfelarttse @'ei&wire
bebedsn gar oft nno balo be 86rper Der 8raDen, toel@e bic
S6la6ten Oes @aterlanbes idlaSsn' Ra@tlaft, f@Ie9te &oft
un6 burHbrtnoence Nesen riGteu aud unter ben Rrafieiten
fur8t6are @erbeeruusen an. WtGse T@ beBbab Elm Sober NIT
SCaDpos'S Salbe, benz f6erteu alittel fur 9autfrantbeiten
gut Ser(eben. Nur 25 Seats bs G5ptben. Cl5)
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enbewesmns.

{rper6 GerrY, 80. Sft. @etern
oum leb6after Sag. Bon fritz MOrssns
Is t in Dts Na9t cling elm EruppentSrper
todem aubsrn - Snfanterie, @aOaGerte
indrttuerte- &5er BITE YOntOnbrade Bel
9el nnp absr pte 6arpers Gerrp.8 Bride
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Nene NmzeiQe1t.
0efanut,naAuuo.

Den Ult 0ttterr cr bttGdtt0teit s@eI eGf6aft Der 9rsi.
%eint9feits 8lrte btene bern sur Na6ttdt tnb Die @trionm.
iun8ea rom nd4iten Niittmcd, cen b. NOgeneer. an niGt mebr
m S~dul9anle, pnterH II benz euen 9cfal, gin. Spi. dup.
pfris paa, i@ttf ben, 3u9l i'd inb ~OieIelten eingelaben.
Sablreid al ~erfDeineu. SIN ", ftroa
SaNip Oaa * Sr.itS
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Rules & Regulations

(Spielressln)
fir
8S &agateltil9e 0M
In bsuti6er unO ensliider Spra6e oecrudt, Fno In Der Office
see Wefer au haben.
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OerrenfGeiDerao0et

WeIt= prattItraBe 9o. 1853 wgtD 35S4.
aeetnea ssegr:er i%reunoenn nb osna %gsubtuaa usaeeci d plsr.
nmi 5e Arsetse, oas ib s8 fncn iet Sabrca Gu 5iciGa aIase
etot!irit @efb6t hberrDuuacn babe un6 s~eEsdueta sin reiMHaIlt-
geB 2a9er Don 6S0nen ipLtb g%sarbefetea4 ogIrcnstetesrn, meieaer
Nacpn, III bci biIIi9fieIt 8reiIsH rorcdi5i9 GaIjen anb aud
Iolde 0Ri 8efeanna anfertt9sn tosrcs. So SotDHs fFr S9inier
rtGe ntb Seten It. m eien 5grtss pno Sl ale; gr iea.- Ser.
net etne @ustphbI Hegeui5trpe, ss5ds &C., If &c in bteIes
Sa1 IhIa9enhe &rhtsI>
mzr Slie NcGteDnngen tpSrbeu pr0alrt, uihs IN Edrs
,ssse. 9rts BON aWs o~nseser.iG. ,Ssrbeu.
$. e. RUifer.
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Wfp0tt6

0e0Gbtensipertb fir Neftnuratenre
unb bas @ublttum tnsbel Onoere.
Das felt neuerer Belt BON Drafe s. Co., Seem YOrt, nit 70
8rpbem Nufranee bier e~tneefubrte
Dlattatiun~ Bttters
lift ieisbtm fbon lance inter meinem 9anten Az baben gene
len, pelbes t9 BET Der @alpne uub Slaibe beseutenb btlieer
Dertaufe.
Seruer eulpFna Sto &ew-gctf eue Seneuns Sanaaica unS
SantI @r0tr @tanl, lebterer wegen feineS feinen unb burh.
o%riu9euoen @erudeS gum 8eneBen tes SabadS fIr @tSarren.
NADER Dpr5asltd eeei8net, p%erfanit I'm @rOBen nnb RIetnen.
8. Born, SO ". @abftr.
SftO,3nt 2Tburen iber Der Bride cold TOWN.
ScOt6 Wbisfes, Sdmatca Nunl, Nrrac
in p~pr1iSIi6er Qualitat unb bili9f bel
Phi Hunckel,
Stt23 24 Slo @barleslr
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@ute belt.

Gtne elegant etnstribtete Hno i'm SO ii lpunft Der Stabt ae-
Iesene Dirt5l8dtt, nit ttner Scale fiji Geiters 50 Sabre gill
ttI 1T 81 Sertanftn. @b1ntals itebt baieIbtt Elm GROCER Oar
Sfiee aur ~erfraaen. A Qft3O.1m
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Ubr gefpblen. Ms pr. &bpttas
@orlu9 BON Baltimore County por9etern
A6enb pte Gfe bon Douglas unb Ntsquttbfr.
p%alrte, tpmrbe &c bnrG nebrere S<n9el am
gerannt. @tner bon bielea entriB tim letne
gclpene, $35 psrtbe 1br nnp lief bdnttt neg,
Gtner Der @tppl9aft, Mamens @barleS pa
milton, tpurpe BON 6rn. @er(n& bel&ulptSt
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70 Grtte Oeutf@e SaitimOre 08SDbIs
tbdtiafeitS OefeI fd9aft im 8altt=
more. SNN.

Die gltt9lteber Ubieer @eIe1i6ait fub hermit aufaefcrSert.
ai g. 9toSel1bfr, .Abenbs 7 Itr, in ibrem gerfammlnn9s-
9otal, @0Sdr, 9arliiOefrabe, plitt(th AT erld5einen, Bel Ser.
meieuns Der 9elfsliGsn @trafe, tubem BE Ganbibaten fiji Be.
SWp SIP Rnue~ SeH~atS.
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5arpers 6errY, 81. Sft. Nud Der
reHte Slil9el bat ltA Dem Sernebmen na6 tn
6ol9e erbaltener Marldcrpre TIT Vetregnn9
9eIsb, INN In 8ir9tnien ein3urifen.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-12
FhT5H. CLOCK, LID JsEbL. .Yg &.
skDDLERYl SEnnLEREl

:
FT2HE SUBSCRIBER would resIsltf-l',
( inform the citizens % E',ausbu-g aua
S':rrouEdin. country. that he has opened "a
S1ddler's shop. iu the basement f hiS
dwelling house. on HlrneT street. where l-
Is prepared 70 furnish t. order ou tie
most reasonable terms. every scIiTtiru %.
Saddles Brides. and Harness SC.
Having many years experience IN the
business. Um',iuyiug none bu. the hest
workmen. and UsIu- ;le hest n4terfai .lr....
al lls wu.a. s-g i.n1 -- L. ul--rif -.ra receive
literal share af Tie public patronage.
Country pr.tuce AT an times taken 20.
for work. and the Liguest market r.ric. :
exchange allswed
JAMES RfA0TIR
Ebeusbur-. Sept. H. IS-g.--E
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Ebensburgand CreSson Raj Road, lands o
Peter haylCr and others. containing 20
acres and % perches, (nearly all cleared)
having thereon erected aLOG DWELLING
HOUSE AND A STABLE.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in Wash
,netOn township. adjoining lands Of jacob
Burgoou, Juseph CriSte. Hugh J M'Cios-
KEY and others, containing 800 acres Ct
thereabouts, which viii be sold IN parcels
If dcsires by purchasers.
AL-O-A piece or parcel Of land situate
on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Pvr
tage Station.i In Washington township, COL
tanning 80 acres.
ALSC.-A piece or parcel of land situate
N Summerhill township, bounded by the
PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road, lands Of the Heirs
If Robert Finn, decd, Patrick Riley aLd
others. containing about 90 acres. having
thereon erected several DWELLING HCJ-
SES.
AISO.-A tract of land situate IN Ale
Eheuy township. adjoining lands of Patrick
M'Guire and Others. containing 2l2 acres
and 50 percles and allowance.
-iLSO.-A tract of Land situate In Che
township, Cate tie property cf Frederick
and MaryN. Schneider, adjoining lands col
John Ballweler ami others. containing l5o
| acres. more OF les. z~mall portion of whi-l
| j. cleared ami thereon erected "a CABIN
HOUSE.
ALSO-About 2OOO acres + land. situ
ate on the waters uf Biackl5,S. ia C2rru.,
| township. which VIII be >glI In lots as may
suit purchasers
WILLIAM SsT--. =.
EbenShurg October -. l-rg--f ~-tf