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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
2S5 Superior, Corner Of Seneca Street,
-. Cleveland, Ohio, ..s.,
sMERIFF's SALE.

TN obedionce To ihe cquirements of an
L Order OF Sale. which issued frsm the
Cnurt oi C1mmOn Plcas of Guauga County
in the State of Ohio. whersin Simon p.
Carlton is plaiutitf. aud Miles Rice Is do
itnjant. and dated tho OH day OF Dscember.
A. u 1861. to me directed and delivered. |
have caused to be appraised. aud shall cx
pose 10 sale nj public vundno. ut the door of
tho Court. House IN Chardoi,, in said COun-
~. on Monday. he 27h day of Janadry.
1862. at the hour OF o'clock T.. NJ OF said
day. the fmlowIng real estate, wit; Stu.
are in tho Township of Parkman. County Of
Geauga and State oi Ohio. bounded % fol.
lows. 10 w.t.: Beginning at tho north. cas-.
corner Of the building Formerly owned BY
Treat & terrendseG as an Iron Foundry,
on tho south side Of a forty fnot street IN the
village of Parkman. near the bank of Grand
River, or tne mil stream thenca running
west along the south side Of said forty foot
sIrOot HixtyfOur feet Themes south 10 the
top Of the north bank of said riser or mill
ream; thnnoo easterly along said north
bank slxiy -four feet thence, north to said
strset TO tho place of beginning. with all
the appurteaances2 and privileges thereto
belonging. including the old Peg Factory.
40 called. Said premises appraised at &l So
Terms Of sale, cash ia hand
E.G. WHITE, ShtriE
sheriff-s 0tiice Geauga Co..
s~t Dec. 9Th. 1861. sa4wS
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFFsS SALE.
N obedience 10 the requirements OF q Vend
l. Ex Order oi Sale, issued from the Court OF
Common Pioas o! Geauga County and State OF
Ohio wherein Frances s. Harrison is plaintiff
and Luther T Harrison is defendant. TO me di.
rocted and delivered, shall offer for sale al
public venduu, at the door Of the Court House in
Chardon in said County, on the
4M day Of February, n. D. 1869.
at the hour OF o'clock + VI. of said day the
following described real estate. situate in the
tow nship OF Midalefeld, being pumber reven in
the sixth range OF townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve inths State Of Ohio. and which
is also IN the County Of Geauga, and is known
by being part Of Lot No. -. and is bounded
follows,to wit: Beginning at the southess cor
ner oil an eighteen acre piece Of land owned by
Amos Smith thence running north chains and
48 links tolhe south line of said Smiths land ;
thence east on said Smiths south line TO the
south-east coraer Of said Smiths land; thence
south chains and 48 links; thence west 10 the
place Of beginning, supposed to contain acres
of land. Said premises appraised at Si32.
TEAKs OF SALE, Cash in hand. -..
Il. g. WHITE, Sheriff.
SherffNs Office, Geauga Co, 625w5
January 81, 1862
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TO QUE FRIENDa

Hitherto we have never offered any one pre-
MUM iov helping 70 extend The circulation Of The
TRIBUNE. We have printed the CurAprs1
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Is sProducec, that was ever issued in any country,
selling II ior lutte more than the cost Of tbs white
paper. having employed no agents TO Canvass 10,
subscribers, and have allowed no Compensation
beyond copy OF our pn9crl 10 any oil ite tnons.
ancs OF generous friends who have annually "a.
ken care that the number o. copies Of our several
issues circulated in their Respective no,ehboT. 4.
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sible. Increased. We have been sparing eyen OF
verba! thanks 10 these friends. bui he We none the
less realized the fullness Of our obligation Ior
thelr earnest, unselEsh, pains taking, persistent
efforts. ~
We propose for the present season ouIy.-iu
View oi tue hardness Of the times aud the Tact
that we are enabled to buy White paper 90 ne
what cheaper than we have hitherto done. OF
can hOpe To do alter the clUae of the War Ito
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obtain subscriptions, whether originals or renew.
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shall ssnd US subscriptions and payments for the
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SEnl-iNSUaL STATEMENT, NO. loi.
Capital and Surplus,
932, 3O2, OS.
May list, 1861.

For details Of Investments, SEQ smah Cur,s &
Circulars ~
Insuranccs may be effected in this old a nd sub.
AppytO L. v, CANFlELD. Agent.
ChardoR, Ohio.
erDweiings and Farm Properly insured for
term Ot years at very low rates.-Ii
Chardon, August 10th, 1861. 6o!yl
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ss>The postponed Masquerade Ball will
e"me of a: Chase's HItsl, on Thursday
ovonlng neI, Persons having tisko,s Issued
tor the gath ult, may consider themselves
invited.
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Read the following from tho Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor of tho State OF
Indiana
s, IEDIASAPoLIs, Sept, q 1857.
DIR. G, w. RoBAoK- Drar Sr: Hivlrg
been troubled Tor several years win .x
tre,ne debility aud weakness. so much so
that was unable to attend TO my ordinary
business al times. aud having heard ot tho
wonderful cures that ynur Scandina vian
Blood Pur fer aud P,lls were .ffeciing. !
was induced by friend to try them,
have been using the Purifier for ihe iasi
twoivo months. aud find the me.lic,ne fluffy
equal to its Recommendations. So valuablr
is ire use to me. tha, can noi nov dispense
with the use Of it nt my sdvancod ago ct
life-ssventy seven years.
! checrfuliy give this informa,io :or the
beueht OF thoso similsrIy affected.
''- Yuuis, trniy.
s-ra .i.- t.tf t MORRIS NORRIS
SEQ advertisement. str sas 4
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Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or 6 for ss

:, Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. 6 East
Fourth Street. Sd Building from Main Street. Cis.
cinnati Q. Laboratory,No 80 HOmnrord Street
don; J. Smith, Thompson; ]. w. Garritt, Mont.
yiilei X T: Burnett, Russell; c. P. Treat, Cluri-
don; A. Maihews: Newbuiy; John Ma, hew. Au.
burn; Johnson & Tuiue, Burton; Z. Thompson,
huntsbureh; w. II Harphom. BainbridRe: " M
Mumford.. Welcb6eld; r. N Hathaway, fismb,
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Tracy W. Scott, Chester x Rosos; and by Drug.
U. S. and Canadus,
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EEThe Geauga Co, Agricultural So
ciety will hold its next Annual Fair at
Bur on. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. 9Th, 10Th and lilh, 1859.
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 8.
HOME DEPARTMENT.

es-To the exclusion Of mnch other mat
ter, We publish, this woek, tho Iosugural
Address Of Gov. Tod, and a full abstract Of
the last Annual Message Of Gov. Deunison.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail to destroy all kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases. and
far superlo: TO any aud all al the fancy Worm
CONFEC TlONS and nauseous VERMlFuGES
In use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety, asthey Contain NO MERCURY
wayspurchase them, and give their children no
other.
tNp Catkartie whatever, is necessary 10 he
giyen.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Deslersin Med
iciues.
- Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N Y.
eS-For sale by A. Cook. Churdon; C. 8. Field,
East Claridon; c, P. Treat. Cluridon; h. Thomp.
son, Harrisburg.
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s%Mr. Strong requests Us to aunopace
that tho next meeting Of his Singing Class
will be at the Methodist Church, tomorrow
Saturday evening.
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sII ElkaFF,s SALE.

obecience 10 the p qaIivuents Of an
Il Order Ut Sale. which ,ssued from tho
Court of Common Pleas at Geauga County.
in tho State of Ohio. wherein Simon p.
Carlton is plaintiff. and Miles Rice ia do
tcndant, and dated the 9th day Of d Gem
ber. A. ID. 1851. to me directed aud de.
liverod. shall 'tfur for sais ut public auction.
st the Iron Foundry tOFmeriy owned nv
Treat & uarrendeen, IN the village of Park.
man in said County, on Tuesday. The TN
day Of January. "A. ID 1862. hetween the
hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and 4 0clook p.
M. Of said day, the following describsd per-
soHai property. TO wiz: One No. 4 Pollock
plow paiierni two No. 3 ditto; one large
plow pattern; one E'gia pillow pattern; one
McMillen pillow pattern. (iron beam;) one
horsepower driving whsel pattern; one
sun wheel pattern; ona band dirtu; one
pinion patterns ono set arch patterns one
center pin paitern; ons car wheel pattern I;
one laihe foI turning iron ore baud wheel
shaft pattern; oRe beam scale; one cook.
ing stove pattern. called Farmers Delight
one cooking stove pattern. called Yankee
Natinni one sheet Iron stove aud pine, one
griddle. patty pattern, one bender pattern;
four bull Iadles With bandleai iwe hand
ladies, ono blacksmith's bellows; and divers
other pattsrps. tools. implements and things
nertaining TO u couniry furnace and foundry.
Terms OF sale, cash ia hand. A
=. @. WHITE, Sheriff.
sberia's ohice, Gesuga Co.,
Dec. S1ib, 1901. os4aa
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sgTbs letters Of our Washington and
Columbus correspondents arc crowded out
this wook.
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es-The Ladies' Soldiers Mite Society Of
obardon. will weo. at the residence Of Mr..
M, s. Marsh. on Tuesday evening uert.
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ChRmcerY Snie.

ChRncery Sale.
DURStlANT TO the command OF decretal or.
der OF snle from the Circuit Court oil the Uni.
ted States Tor the Norihern District of Oaio, al
the suit Of Charlotte Heren teen against George
G. Shumway and Others, TO me directed, shall
expose for sale nj public auction n the south door
Of the Federal Court buildings in the City of
Cleveland.
On the IAN day of February. $50,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the following described prem.
ises. situate in the township Of hunson, la the
County of Geauga and State Of Ohio. known by
the north part Of Lot No one Tract Ne. two, and
south part OF Lot No. 4, east division Of Tract
No one, and bounded rs follows; Beginning in
Square to Rnvenna at the northeast corner 0f
piece of land in LOT No in Tract No. two, for.
merly owned by Mehi;able Newcomb, and since
by Ralzn Spencer; thence west forty four chains
and forty EIGHT inka TO sinke and si0ncs in the
west line OF lot No one Tract number two;-
thence north thirteen chuins and eighty links 10
Stake aud stones nj the noTtd. west corner of
Lot No. one Tract No. two; thence wesri chain
and seventy seven Hnks; thence north thirteen
chnins and twenty FIVE links TO stake and stoLes,
thence east forty two chains and eighty. seven
links TO the center OF the SIaSe Road; thence s.
6h degs., e rweniy-seven chains and forty .stx
links TO the place Of beginning. containing lis
and T7-l00 acres; sixty acres OF which IL In Lot
one TrGct two, and fifty -eight and 7o-lO0 acres
In scuti part Of Lot four in east division OF Trnct
one.ns per tieorRs Smiths survey made October,
l653.-being The same land conveyed. by George
Q. Shnms2y bv Nslson Peck and wife
Appraised az SsSoo. Terms. q ash attims Of sale.
-, = HENRY @. ABBEY.
Master CommI in CAanesry.
L. rSESriss, complrs Solicitor. 626u
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MA NEW ARTICLE,
DR.. Roback's Stomach BlTTERS,

A now and delightful stomachic and Cordial
fo- giving tone to the Stomach, and Tor the pre-
yention OF ali bilious complaints incident to the
Western country. Try it.
As morning drink, to assist digestion and rs.
lieve Dyspepsia, il has no equal. Try ii.
In fapor il is superior TO aH other Bitters.
The formula Of these Bitters, now (IS6D the
sole property oi DR.. Robock, originated with one
OF the Oldest and most eminent Medical Prscii-
TONERS oftbe West and it is directly predicaed
upon the WANTS OF the Western people.
These Biiters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots aud herbs Of
which they are composed, and as they ure, by al.
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach, directly
nrantotiva nf
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Notice.

WE wish to say to osr friends snA sas,emsrs
w thatlws have this day eommsrced sslIinE
Goods exclusively for READY FAY. In con.
for all our Goods when We buy them--thereforc
we are obliged 10 have our pay when we sell
them. Our stock Of Goods is large and com Jleie,
and we think BY selling ior Cash OF Ready Pay,
we can make II better for ihebuyer and ourselv YES
al the same time Come and see II YOU do not
thinkso. AYRES e. MURRAY.
Chardon, August 2nd 1861. ...i f..
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DLEAsE csiland geta COAL.OLL LAMP
i and have IL wo.-anted at
5T7f WILKINS & RELLEYS
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MARRIEIl

In Rayenna. Ian. 4th, by Rev. .------C olsmsn.
Mr., N: I. ROBINSON, 7ib o. v. M.and Miss
JOSEPHINE II. MORRIS, both OF Frankiln.
In Russell, January LIST, by Samuel Robinson,
HARRIET M.MoRroN, both Of Russell. '','r-'
In Montville, Dec. 25th at tho bride = fathers
by Rev A. Norton Mr.. JAMES A. MOWREY
TO Miss ESTHER s. GARRETT, both of Mont.
At the residence of John Murray, In
Chardon, Mr.. CHAUNCEY r. KING Of
Chardon. to Mics ADALlNE JOHNSON.
of Montville. .r
~SNS~SN-~~~~~SOr.orr~
DIED,
In Chardon, on the 18Th inst, Of Cancer in the
Stomach, Mrs. BETSEY MUNSELL, widow OF
The late Gurdon Munssll, aged 70 years, formerly
ofMiddlebury, Vermont V'e''
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TEMPERANCE,

the present proprietor believes that In making
them widely known the public welfare /. sub.
served
IL will soon be for sale by all of Dr.. .Robscks
numerous agents, and ai hotels, &c.. the county
over. In The meantime, orders will be flltd di.
lowest rates. Il is put up in Quart Bottles. ana
securely packed in one doI cases. Half dtE sun.
pie cases will however, be packed and sent TO ans
address, ii desired.
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Probate Notice.

Probate NOtice.
THE following administration account,
Il have beep fiIed in the Probate Cour,
Of Goauga County, Ohio. for settlement,
VIA. . ~ ssl 4 He.u est ,r.r-a,r.
l s.- FINAL ACCOUNTS. lss as..r
Administrator Of Samuel Smiths Estate.
A" Elijah Bushnell's
aaa" Lucy FarrarS ~"
PARrIAL ACCOUNTS.
John Dlnturffis
e A. II. Gotham's ~
Said accounts will stand for hoarine in
the Probate Court. at the Probate Office Ia
Chardon, on the LIST day of February. 1862.
at ton o'clock A. NJ. nntil which time oil
persona Interested may excopt.g !, I .
M, O. CANFIELD. Probate J4dKs.
ChArdon. jan. TO- 1861. 62ss4
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:. Lorenzo D. Mix \ Before J. R VihcSa,, J.R. !;
-, against Bainbridge. Geauga Coun.
Oliver Wyckof Wy, Ohio. : " -
nN the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1861, sa ID
~ Justice isssued an order OF atiachment in
A6s above action, for the sum Of $50 "a. -
L. d. MIX,
byhi' attorney, c. v. slslssIss
l. 637w6
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Weekly Tribune.

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TO zach SuI'cf der, und Pens or Pens and Cases.
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For ,2S, Five Copies of Semi. Weekly
Tribune and Pens. or Pens and Caees TO tho
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them to be the beet made They wtllb fur.
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choose as TO the style and qualify of Pens or Pens
and Cases wanted for premiums. our friends are
referred to the manufacturers price list in another
column. See The Pen is Mightier than the
Swoid."
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quesied.
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iha to remit Bank Bills. The name Of the Post
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written.
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Sun @}cG(eQan's 9(rrnee.

Wer brtn8tben 2ebe1Ien No6s
riot? nuter Oieier neberlHrift bemertt Elm
9ager=Gprreponb9ut OoB Oiele Srage letGt gu
beantworten lei, ,penn man fate, pab Gebeuen-
Aer5ts, pelGs bic legte 3ett mitten in unferm
Eager nno in Der labe pea 5anptquartiers
geIebt unD ale @ele9enBeit gebabt bdttea, f8
tber unlere Sage 81 t%nfOrmiren, auf i9r &rz
lu6en 8erope JET, I'm fritiiaen MOneut, @rs
laubniB er9tsltsn, mad G}i@mcno gu gsben.
Gin 81 m > I tt ober Oe1 gerluA, elm
lDldee 5u mil0eu, nm ole @sfauBenen in Sort
Delaware 3u befreien unO liG in ben 8elIB
Dieles Sorts gu leben, purOe BON cen unlGnat
einee6rodteu Nebellen Sff3ieren i'm 6pgeia
6otel gei9mie0st, @lidliGer gBeile oelrie-
tben li6 Die 6erren Dur9 Die llngsOuIO, tpO~
nit fe auf ibre Nblenpun9 mad Sort Dela-
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M,aertfontfcbe Wa6rt3ten.

Snlep1 9alt, Der putriOttlae &entudter,
BAT liG nit benz Gman5ipatiOnS prOiett pes
B%rafDenten unt elmer ener9ilGen &rteefa9=
rung einoertanoen ertlart.
ltcber Die 3nitan0r in NorbmtKunri
laet Die Weltltne Yolt: Sn Dem n6rplt6en
0tidourt, an Der @ren3e BON Soma, reeen i6
Die Nebelen wieper SIS berri0t al9emetn
oer @laube, paB oicf: NebeIen BON u~nluYalen
8irgern BON Soma inter tlbt tpsroen ltnp
TIRE 0afen unp Munttipn BON Chicago be-
3ieben. Bpr etni9en Gd9en 8os eine attbet-
lung bonn britten MtlIeuri @aoalIerte unter
Wtajor @alcp, 200 Wann fart, pom 9tola
aus, unb lpren9te Elm Nebelenlaser BON etipa
200 Wfann bel 5nmann'S 6ollcw, an cen
Queaen Des Current Nteer auseinanper. @lf
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meucRes
Gins der Gunneslamntitaht.

Der fran5BTlae @elanote. MOnlieur Mtsr=
cter bat liA NIT letner 8amilie uno ietnem er-
fen @etretdr na6 Nep-QonDun, @Ou., beseben,
uni Die beibe Sailon bort 3u5ubrin8en. 8eim
MbIGiep pom StaatSletretdr Getparp bemertte
6err Mercter : oNabrenp meiner 9bmelgn~
lett lalIe t6 bic Nngcleaenbeiten 8ranfrsiG8
tn Sbrsn 5anpen". DteieS 1T Der sar3e
gorfaa, pel6er ben SerliOntlten 10 Uiele 1r-
laGen gu Spetutatipnen 9ab. - Die Nad=
riGt, Dap Ssf. Oaois einen OepelGentrdssr,
wel6er iberpteS np@ 8riefe gu Ounlten Der
&ebeaen pom ftan5Gil6en unO en9lii6en Gon-
lul BET lid buben lpl, na4 5rantreiA gei6idt
bdtte, 1T pnre @rftupung.
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Gus benz g6emanona6zghal

Gen. @t9el'S Truppen batten fat tG9ltf
8prpDlea-@efsGte init Oen Nebeuen BET psm
&ngpaB naGe 9uraY. Nm Mtttpo6 ma6tt
etue ltarfe Abtbeilung cine 9tec09nos3irun9s.
Sour ge9egl Oiaotion 3u,
Die 0erbrennune Der Naptoan<Urii aee
lAab purh Elm OliBoertGnontB unp nt9t an
8efebl Oe8 Sen. 8anta. Bum Slid aibt &c
meDrere paliirbare Jurtben In Der NG6e Oel
8rit6e, 70 RAP ole 3erltSrun8 fetn 6inperntf
fir Speratipnen 1T.
Yaliagjere, Die BON Wtn4eiter naG Noyt
N0Qal %tOmmen, beribten; Dap (tG @ueriQaa
auf ben 2an0jtraBsn um MtpDletonu uni
Straobur9 b%tftnoen, Sen. Cooper BON Dc,
MarYtano-8 Brigade 1T no0 Trspertf @itp Be-
prDert wOrOen. @5 tit eben in bielem Depar.
temeut Elm wt6ti9ea u%nternsbmen In gOrbe-
rettta8; oO0 oarf e8 porber ntAt befannt &C.
mddt peroer.
Sen. 9Ope maGt mis letnen Orore8 @rnf
VI bat bel alien rei6en Tamtlien bic entbebr.
li@en 3tmmer, 8etten unO iontige 8squem
tt4fetten fir feline tranfen Soloaten ~rsqutrtr.
uno e6 1T iebt 9tanm u. {. ~. fir 2OOC
Wonn porba}1pen.
Sin Courier NIT Dspel6en BON 0tnerui
5otA an Sen. 8ant8 foil betm 1eberleber
i1ber Ten GtappabannpG ertrunfen Ietn. 81
'gebt bsnte paS @erlAt, paB Sadlon nit cine,
lFaFten N(dGt'bet Oprppns1tQe ltebe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-22

uuf otv 3ufubr pun 8oumpUle, er tEnne' Das
3uoerlthtlthe Gerlpre6en geben, baB I'm ndGs
fen Subre @9Ypten, tpenn ntbt ben 0oppeltea
8etrag, bod mtnoelfe0a tim Die 6alfte me6r,
ale Die lebte Srnte lisfern per0e.
fSranfreid). @Omirat Snrten re la Sra
otere mar pom Darie mad @berburg ab9eretf,
um lt6 pom bort na@ Mertco etn3ulAifen.
@s wurOe ferner bebauptet, DAP Sen. ToreY
1t6 lAon am 20. Suit naG Merico einl6ifen
Io1te.
Die WariTe Sore mar fe4er, un0 bic Nen~
ten wurpen gu 68 As uottrt.
Ynrtugal. Der &6nig bate Den Staat8
ratb bon ether bepurltebenpen @ermablung
nit Der 2OAter Oes &6nies &iftor emanuel
fGrmIt& in &snutntB aeieBt,
NnBlanO. Dem @erit6te, DAP NuBlanO
bel letnsr Nnerteunung Der italtenilaen $40
narhts etueu Gprbebalt CUR @iGerung eepil
fee @sbtet6tbetle fir OeltretA ODER ben Wapll
semaGt babe, miro tetn 0lou6e b~ei9emefen-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-22

Tim TIN tpCmTelt6 au bOrben unD mari .Sor=
tul9en nuf eoe Nebe1entoOt aber bteIes. bic
Nblt6t n%iesteao, lief gun3e Str5jme to6enben
Waist6 9e9en Den @arUnoelet los, mae Dieler
IN o~erlelben Getie ertptoerte, uuo rppbet beibe
Soote anf 6en StranO fubren.
Der baour6 erltttenen StoB trennte bic
@e9ner utto e8 9eIang Dem Nrfan1os. lptt ~
~rerOen, pdbrenO Der Garunoelet Iken bisE
Dies bentbfnD, fubr oaS 9ebeaenbpot ofs
pdrta, 5eltanoi9 SAale nit Dem TYier wed>
ielnO. &etne8 Der iibri9en gUote botte
Oampf uno ale lagen 70 3~erlfreut um6er,
Dap nur wenige gum S9uB 0eIanate n. Nl6
prallten ote let6ten &ugeln an DEM Wonaer
al uaO nur cine Gollfuoel BON Tarroor,t's
&1nonenbpot CIR. 6 burAoranq oenlelben ltnp
bel6GOt8te Daa 8opt.
Infer GerGult Ii uubeoeuten6. Der 9e,s
Ton er9telt et1en S9uB, pcburd elm Monn
9et0otet puroe. Der 6Yler, wel6er II @tinbe
TN @efe@t tpar, bate 7 IUoe unb 9 germnne
pe't, inter lebteren 2 Ytluten unb Den c{noe.
ntenr Oa1i8. Die Gamme erbtelt efnen
S4uB nnter Dem Relel, tpupur6 Dampf entz
ltr0mte unD 6 Miann perbribte. uu1er Sc.
lamntperluf betrGgt II 8upte unb is Ser
%punoete, bon Oenen 6 .ppbt nod ferben tperben.