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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
2(llentaun, ga, 2(pril 23, 1862.
&eubem 6utb, Gi9sntbGmtr unb Glitter.
Aer. Miller, Sebdlfs:
nPllnIere QsItr mercen IIcb srinnsru

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Rap mir leBte 8r6e 9emsIoet baben, bic
0trrtn VI 6a roS d9cru.&it9 y:
m a II 30 ller, uon 6Eier Staot, fiirn
bel Dem Grefftn ;u Ytt6bur9 Gambling ae.
tcotet rorotn.-Oie SADIE psrbilt iId)
nibt fp, uno C6 par bitfslte, wie e6 iItb
leltoem erWies, nur Die Glotbtun9 zines
bO5pilliGtn Scrjen6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

I'm Is. Marj murce 8ri9bam
f,0 I'm aIler Sorm Mebttn6@ ais
|oethSHr ot6 "Stdatt6 Celsret" ers
l.: Strnblle el rparoe ais GUnereB
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3StnAtertn lolItn uahfens aus Ser
'F70flfs0sbunD btrporAtbsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
Ser 1mormbfreurn III Stapt= Srmntaot :
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Ter ,niuArneirune, ais : dull uup 6amilirn
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idtn SrurmI3ihulcn in arrRm unr tlriutn ztic-
ten rinNrluht; tic III C:u NrrfCil Zdtirn uchmri
iCO tiS 3u0, tit i'll tcu fienm - Ills loo Grsm,
plrr; uup mas uns tcrntut trout IL, RAP tres ttl
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ittt llurrltbrsiteBabI pfrmemt rH jste WrtlC, ia
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
81 = Il or E,t,,.

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T a y. nUrnttd. VolmtItuin ppn alsn.
tlun, in siRtm Nliu V5n tlIra ~ iatIm.
Ids @tAratnib fnih iiatI dm INnnnilLA
NahmiltAG I'M llbr. 4f Jrfmtt mb g's>
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

u pveoi1er on9tnemrn. Die Sc.
mcince Der Ct. Scbonnio STRIDE in So1m.
bma, StrP6 So. bat btn @bnp. 2. e.
AItin, BON Jttu SripoIi, etba Gauntp,
ais lutberild,tr prtoiaer ser STRIDE amaze
n1mmen. 9Wleltt miro in rtutid)tr Uno
sn9liibtr Spgdds rrtoi9tn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

P9tltern pcr abt Sosen purosn
S3l!en NeW Orleans 8aumwcllr
er Ne9lcrIIn9 in Ser Stact gtelu
otrf1nft; IS marot ltbb1ft arto.
J no bpbe Hpreile tlbaIten. o vitl
lnit5n btr Selttsinm5 ttr Mtt,s.
Sin isps5 Si5ttn brltt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
Sd,per ACpriift.

Sine in poptlt'6 Salltn, 0aupbin
Gauntp, mobntnet Samilie 1T lplbrtnc
ot: ItBttn plar Wcnate lbpcr beimac:
lubt lporoen. &on elf 61milien9litcCrn
iInc nur nph ,wti, namlib Die Gltern,
am vebtn; ibrt idmmtIibtn &inhtr far
ben am SblrIahiieber coer Maltrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
2(pril iG.
81 q 0 l. | 0 t

SDuN tiernrit 9eBrtrn, ta6 Ger llntsrs'i6nsts
ais Ncminiilrairr ron trr 6intTlailmi6aft bee
pnllrrtrnn George MuI6tiB. lsBttln ccn
0tniaurpn 3amihip, Vtda Co., anSstslt NOR
Cen it, Nlle bitsntarn Yuirnen patsr, pslGs
nod an triOsts 0interlalmidaft ldulrn, linO
GiupurA auigeferpGt innrrbat 6 Vee6sn anju.
Iufcn mb otmb!Sabtcn,- Scl6e bic moo
rttmabi3s 4nipriids on tisielte 5u MAIDEN ta'
tth liab alriaIals rrIudt lClte innerbaIb Der
uGmlitm ,3eit wobltsltGtst enSubGnbSsn AT
Sotob Mulblib, Nom'or.
Nprit IS. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
Scltfame 6rakfi,riften.

l(uf einem 9Orffirbbofe in Sab1er
fInoCn ilA nab Der GrWGbnun9 hr6 80
oe6toAee. ouf ttm 9titbtnflsin nod fcl
9snoe @prtE:
pad, tab he'd 9lsmane iltrten mall,
,,NlS 8rat al isinm IeBttn 5as"
uno auf tinem pridsnftein in SbGrin0en !
fpriht Der eormter Ni38tn9e Sen @mld
aus:
,,6trr IieAen mrins Gi,tcnr.
SD Welt' es wlren Tienc !"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

~ Der Npril brn9t un6 oit6 .SaA
fsIne Aornebrtn. rbultib rlt Setter ME.
mails ptlIPrebtntsr au6atlsbtn bAbtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23


9tr. S--Ginr 9clriNc HjrunbIrttrn,
% 5u6 in ttr 6rou!e ub l20 6uR in Der 3isft,
tratGu;t cuth cine 10 6uG ?lafp, mN irputenr
an bic Sic Strlbt no a,IrBsn 3wilAsn Ger a3al.
nuG unp GamItcn StraGe.
No. 9-Ginc Aripiiit Vpttr Wrumb,
2l 5uG in Der 6rrnle mo 100 Sup in rfr 5irfe.
etsninlt tr9rInt rWh cine 10 6uB 2lIry, lc
wie nIrtIb rurh cine Cplle erS Seize YitinA
Irrutenp an bic Ste StraGs, ,wl6tN Der 3amtcn
unp geaInpb StraFr.
9tp. I0-Gint Arlpilie %rttr Girmt,
70 6uB in Her 5rrnte Unb so SUP in tsr IiSis,
tearanlt GItIth rursh cine ecltt tts JiIt 8itina.
unb irGntenp rttnlaus IN bic 5tt jwiihtn ba 6a-
milton unO g9aInub Snabt.
1to. 11-Gine aeipille Erttr Girmp,
20 Sup In her 6rente uHe 50 Juf in rrr Ihir,
itcnlfnO 9tit'iail5 al rje Ste lwiltrn Ter gGaI.
uuF unit t3amitian Shafr.
Etiat5 it tH 3bell tst itGBtartn Grm09tn5
hes peter s.. tbr, ven tsla9ter @tNet VI.
Itnlaun, Ft.td Gamp.
Lt 9remauRen um @nFluI5tlBs rnt Aui.
gMtuHA C2n
llme5 Gttinatr, Nliilnie
Hrn y. y. vtb, unb 6tdu.
NpriI p, 1862. rl2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
;isnam'a llisnmnIis Nslism.

Iar has S'si6t uns bic 6nut. - TeItts mt.
frfnt SIGsdtn. Srmmu1sdcn mb Naubsit, gift
esr Soaut rins geeibtet. ein fabIcs @efdtl unp
Elm Jartst, trliratrS me oufanfihnetrs gutlt.
hsn.-REint Dame irtlt: Otns tabslts lsin-
g9ire prrfauft bmh tir Saurt Iruasiiisn
Depot, 202 @rratwaV, Weuvorf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

;Srimirset'o umusbahmlid,ra '1s;r heF>r;tipr.
differ Irliftl II " tefannt um @npittluna ,u
puttsnm. e. So Ii Esint Birtms. CT trn9t abrr
Sraas Shau Htstr 81 ibtr criaintlm Gartt unit
bait rus 9aar 4'fane Etih unp ft6n. gGrt
w1flnft an tfm NsrJR. IPCt. 20? 9rCapWay,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

UT Gilf Miuioncn @aQcnen QSein
murben pdbreno Dem Iegten Sabre in
Gn0lano cpmlumirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
N0NriCbt Gil. 5 NrORSAhler.

Die Gommilipners upn Qtha 9Ounty bdten he
IHIAenfen Gage ist8cIsbt ais NppsalIaae fir he
t1rtarfn einrehner her rtrihittfnfn 9orcu0tS,
SMeS une 2ewnl@ipS tt5 triaAtm Gruntgs.
pis untntendmt, iIr bas 3abr 1862, wrldts eat
3abr iii tas treilbrliat adtbnsnt H. In
AppNl lpIi ilatliinlm in Der Commandments.
dmtstubr IN NtIntrmn. Wie fatBt:
Our be St1ti Nllrnlomn (alIr 9QGbD
am MentaA, MNi ~.
Mllelslrwh uno GmauS =, IS.
S1anupCr II,
FYnn uno 6fitfltra j., -.
vpmbiu unp 9Dfiimtms :, lG.
Sh!jtm9 mo Scuten ;, II.
Ntrr' uRb .Wlrunnie :, -.
0btr- nb 9iirter- -Niotb J., 20.
9lcrp gptsGGau , u.
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GataIauaua une W0lhin9tpn +, 23.
Pin tsn ndmiidrn 5a9en unb Srt wuttn tit
&cmmlicnGS paiit9slte ihriitIi4t @crihlI9C
Itlr bic Gh fauallun9 ttr Staats. uno Wfli3.
lortn fur bas greenmSrtigs Sntr In Gmpflng
netmrn. in weldm ScrldIsen 0ud bic etfcrrtr.
'Ii&tn 8ur9iAaittn aenau argtsstsn wtrpm mil
len. Die GrmmiiliSnrs wfrprn fA jeboA nht
lireng auf bic nIstri3Rm 8irttr bsIGrGntrn, IOn.
rem auf GiCjsnisen, retsn NnFsuung IiF fir bic
Snterrllen trs Gountp5 uno ter rtIpectiven Gi,
ltrfte am ufortGldlen G2ltrn.
NuF &rrcrrnun9 bsr GpmmiI1cnsrS.
@. peter, Gtat.
Gcmmiliantrt.Sifet,
QilcntaGn, 2tprit %. 1862. nal
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23

preifc in 2luentaum am Oienftae.
pbifaecIubia Dicbmarrt.

gGGMnS tu SpriAm 9So6s ianpm in Ybi|
ttpp'S 2IyCaue JrpSe 2Iarr iOlasnte @ntiuIs lat!:
1911 Stut NntYleb ~ Z 8 @rntt per Yfunb.
20 &uts 81 $I5-$37 PER Stif. 500 SGas
ie m &54-S5d yer 100 Yiunc. $50 S&wd.
}u S5-S54 per 100 Yiano nrttc. - Sn SIM
ppif's Drove 2InS wurrm 28ll StWsias Su IS
So rr 100 Niune UMEauit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-23
9lu[l0iun9.

Natttt Nib titrmit srRttsu. tab Die felt r-
niger .}et bfr, lpiltm Ian llaltrlt6nstn, in
tm Budtanttt unt pm Trud,E GjfItdflNn. In
tu |tntt NnnlGm, yeta GauntS. unltr tr
6nml yon CSulb urb NsIiria tfIanrms Sc.
itGit. .@ntinrmA. am 3tm MGr,. 1862. tura
tsitni,itGC Gmptu8uOs aaisrlVbt wcttm 1T.
Aut Ihitui1rn tatr. wribt nc6 an bsiaSts
6tms ihuttia ine iiat ltttttn 10 taIp aIt mGs-
lid IN Irn eltsn &tantplase. OllwO bic SdGT
lur jw vAtIsltm wrrm. an3uruisn uRb atlu.
tga!iuI.
R,uten 3utb,
.5rnn !! 4l'Itib.
!igd :? 1862, H46m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31


Upon these considerations | have
again begged your attention to tie
message OF March last. Before leas
ing the Capitol, consider and discuss
i; among yourselves. You are patri
ots and statesman, and as such | pray
You consider tbis proposition; and al
the least mend 1T tc
your States and people. AS you
would perpetuate popular govern
ment for the best people in the world
| besesch you that you do in no wise
omit this. Our common country is
in great PERIL. demanding the loftiesi
views and boldest action to bring Q
speedy releaf. Once relieved, it's form
Of g government is saved to the world,
its beloved history and cherished
memories are vinlicated, and its hap.
py future fully insured and rendered
inconceivably grand. To you more
than to any others, the privalege is
given assure that happiness and swell
that grandeur, and to link your own
nemes Herewith forever.
At the conclusion Of these remarks
some conversation was had between
the President and several members Of
the delegations from the Border States,
in which it was represented that these
States could not be expected to move
in so great a matter as that brought
to their notice in the foregoing ad.
dress, while as yet the Congress had
taken no step beyond the passage ola
resolution expressive rather Of sent.
mcDt than presenting a substantial ard
reliable basis Of action.
The President acknowledged the
force Of this view, and admitted that
the Border States were entitled to ex
pect a substantial pledge Of pocnniary
aid as tile condition OF taking into
consideration a proposition so impor.
tant in its relations to their social
system.
1t was further represented, in the
conference, that the people of the Bor.
dor States were intereste d
in knowing the great importance
which the President attached to the
policy in question, while it was eqnaI
" duo 10 the country, to the Presidept
and to themselves, that the Rcpresen-
tativcs Of the Border SlaveIioldiug
States should publicly announce the
motives under which they were called
10 act, and the considerations of pub.
lie policy urged upon them and their
constituents by the President.
With view to such statement Of
their position, tho members thus ad,
dressed met in council 10 deliberate
on the reply they should make to the
President, and, asthe result OF the
comparison of opinions among them
semselves, they determined upon the
adoption Of a majority and minority
answer,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31

The following paper was Yesterday
sent to the President, signed by the
Representatives from the Border slave
States:
WAsHINGToN, July IA, 1852.
To tile President:
The undersigned, Representatives
Of Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri and
Maryland, in the two Houses Of Con
grcsa, have listened to your address
with the profound seusibilitv naturally
inspired by the high source from
which it emlnates, the earnestness
which marked ita delivery, and tile
overwhelming Importance Of the sub
iect Of which it treats. We have Civ.
en- it a most respectful consideration,
and now lay before you our response.
We regret that want of time has not
permitted us 20 make it more perfect.
We have not been wanting, Mr..
President, in reepect to you, and in
devotion to the Constitution and the
Union. We have not been indiffer.
ent to the great difficulties surround
ing you, compared with which all for.
| mer national troubles have been as a
summer cloud; and we have freely
given you our sympathy and support.
Repudiating the dangerous heresis o.
| the Secessionists, we believed, witt
you, that the war on their part is ag
eressive and wicked, and the objects
for which it was to be prosecuted or
ours, defined by your message at til,
opening Of the present Congress, to bt
snch as all men, should approve, w
have not hesitated to vote all supplies
necessary to carr it on vigorously
we have voted all the men and money
you have asked for, and even more
we have JIM mposed enormous taxes on
our people. aud they are paying then
with eheerfulness and aIacrity; VIC
have encouraged en!istments, and sen
n the field many Of our best men
and some OF our number have Offered
their persons to the enemy as pledges
Of their sincerity and devotion to
Icountry, We have done all this IN
der The most discoursging circumstan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31

Making in the whole l,l96,ll9
AT the same rate Of valuation
these would amount to 1858 49,, 500
Add for deportation and colon
ization 300 each 1924 633
And we have the en- -
ormous sum Of S487O7S, ,633
We did not feel that we should be
justified in voting for a measure which
it carried out, would add this vast
amount to our public debt at mo.
ment when the Treasury was reeling
uuder the enormous expenditures of
the war.
Again II seemed to us that this
resolution was bnt the anuunciatior
OF q sentiment which conld not or was
not likely 10 be reduced to an actual,
tangible proposition. No movement
was then made to provided and ap'
prcpriste the funds required TO carry
it into effect; and we were not encour
aged to believe that funds would be
provided. Ar6-ou belief has been
fully justified by subsequent events
Not to mention other circumstances
| it is quite sufficient for our purpose :,
bring to your notice the fact that
while this resolution was under con
federation in the Senate, our colleagu.
the Senator fsom Kentucky, moved
Ian amendment appropriating $500
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31

,es, aud in the face of measures mos
listaste'ul to us and in the hearing oI
doctrines avowed 10y those who claim
TO be your friends mest abhUrreDt tC
Us and our constituents. But, for all
his, we have never laltered, nor shall
We as long as we have a Constitution
to defend and a Government which
protects MS. And we are ready for
renewed efforts, and even crater sac.
rifices- yea, any sacritice--when We
are satisfied it is required to preserve
onr admirable form Ofgovernment, and
the priceless blessings Of constitution.
lAlbberty. .salss. ,zss-a.4-s.s-.-
A few of our number voted for the
resolution recommended by your mess
age of ths 9th of March last; the great.
er portion Of US did not; and we will
briefly state the prominent reasons
which Influenced our action.
In the first place, il proposed rad
ical change of our social system, and
was hurried through both llouses
with undue haste, without reasonable
time for consideration and debate,
and withno time at al for consultation
wirh our constituents, whose interests
il deeply involved. II seemed like an
interference bv this Government with
a question which peculiarly and ex
clnsively belonged to our respective
States, on whic'l they had not sought
advice Or solicited aid Many OF us
doubted the constitutional power Of
this Governmet to make appropria
tions OF money for the object designa.
ted and all OF rs thought our f
nances were in no condition to bear
the immense outlay which its adop
ton and faithful execution wJulo i'm.
pose upon the national treasury. i
we pause but a moment to think o.
the debt its acceptance would have
entailed, we are appalled, by its mag,
nitude. The proposition was address
ed to all the States, and embraced the
number Of slaves. According to the
census of 1860 there were then very
nearly fodr million of slaves in thu
country; from natural increase they
exceed that number now. At evel
the low average ofthree hundred dol
llars, the price fixed by the emancips.
Ition act for the slaves of this District,
and greatly below their real worth
their value runs up to the enormous
sum OF twelev hundted millions o
dollars; and if TO that We add the cost
Of deportation and colonization at on &
hundred dollars each, which is but a
fraction more than is actually paid by
the Maryland Colonization Society
we have four hundred million more
We we're not willing to impose a tax
on our people sufficient to pay the in
terest on that sum, in addition to the
vast and daily increasing debt already
fixed npoD them by the exigencies OF
the war; and, if we had been willing
the country could not bear it. Stated
in this torm, the proposition is no.
thing less than the deportation from
the country OF sixteen hundred mil
lion dollars worth Of producing labor
and the substitution in it's place OF an
interest bearing debt OF the same
amountl
But, if we are told that it was ex.
pected that only the States we repre-.
sent would accept the proposition, we
respectfully submit that even then it
involves a sum too great for the tinan
cial ability of this Government at this
time. According to the census OF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
fWARTHIR z SALOON ROOMS.
make House and Oven So

ei dHgse9s F0R RENT.lFil IN 10
-Thsuudsrsisnsd Fishss 70 rent thsshcyc aa+
Lean rooms. Bake House and Oven, lately oocn-
sied by NJ "a. 5ohnston ffst door sast OF tl'e
Gours Houss. The stand 10 .hs bsst in MeAttb-'
=. esy,w - "a. DRkTT0A
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
10 Young MARRIED 4 Olki

&. 2. BOUTWELL,. Macarthur, for tb
eSum ofeigateeh dollars cash, will fuine!
tus1Bafsda. one Bedstead one, Breaktpss
.sble. one light Stand and one sci Of Chairs
Ac0nlPlsIs. .oa'fi.of Furniture, and all yar
'sa, w.,.h is,by, az csse saiiiIgs, iao ana
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
The Democrat Job Office.

~
We arc prepared to exc with nsatness,
dspstob aud at prices tl eompstiuon,
eli kinda ofJob Work, gu ai'..a.l ..s
BOOKS, 'agj rs9a35.i
i PAMPHLETS, q in@
mu HAND BILLS, a. 100
esq .t5b SHOW BILLS, .aa
-saHm ~ FOSTERS, ti.frf.
vi FsN,E "a PROGRAMMES.
,BlLLnEADS. a,a aa 'aa So
BILLS BADiNG, +.
Us JCfRDS,s
BLANKS Of all KINDS,
.rra SHIPPING BILLS.
.&l TO ~ 81 LABELS, &C., &c.
Give asa trial and bc convinced thOt we can
and will do printing cheaper for CAtn, than any
ether establishment in thisSection Of country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
nOTELS,.
Henrie House ,

TAMEs WATSON, Proprietor, Third 6f.A.Ast
ID Street, near Main, Cincinnati, ohio' nh
oue Dollar por day. La.sl 60 -. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
Clinton House. /.

SvoRNER OF Wainut and Water Street, t.sA., .sA.,
" UhfIiieotne, Ohio. y. H.. Robins ili
s2lrietg1 ENeb Vs ;EICd pG'8d fav -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-31
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WIN. Poland,

HXTHoLEsALE GROCER Wines, Liquors
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RoeERiEs AND. PROV lsloNs, 10, FrOi
VI Street Portsmouth, Ohio. !. ,..,.. .raEa o.
Juns, 81 1859.
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IA. T.. Moore, ,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, AllOnsville,
il Uhoio, fisrs his professional serviccs to
slslll D AitJnSvi IL and vicinity
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REPLY oF TIE MAJoRITY.

The following paper was Yesterday
sent to the President, signed by the
Representatives from the Border slave
States:
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-. E. Al, BrattOm ,
John TiIlOW,

A TToRNEY ATLAw, ,'McArthur, q. will
n practice in .yihton and adjoining Counties
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-27
From the N. Y Tribune.
New York Cattle Market.

Monday Sept. 22d.
The beef cattle market opened this morning
with about 1900 head in the sale pens at Forty
fourth street. This is l,70 less than the number
sold here at the last weeks market, and under
ordinary circumstances would have enabled the
broker to put up prices full half cent pound
Upon first class buIlocks this was effected to
some extent early iD the morning, owing to a
great scarcity in that kind of stock, and some
bullocks we're sold at 81 cents a pound net,
of less value those generally sold at that last
Monday. With this exception, we could not
find that the market was any better than last
Monday, and alter the morning sales trade was
decidedly dull, and all but first class stock sold
rather worse than q week ago. It is true that
brokers had more confidence in the prospect Of
the closeug market and were not.as anxious
to crowd of their stock. Consequently, there
will he larger proportion Of it left for the
close of the market, and unless buyers show
more anxiety towards the close than they have
during the opening day, we shall be more like
ly to report a decline than an advance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-27
DIED.

In this town, Sept. 2lst, MARY wife Orrin
Shepard, aged Al years.
In New Lyme, Aug 10, RUFus r. only son
of Marsena Rowland, aged years.
In New Lyme, Aug. 3lst, CoRNELIA S. wife
Of John @. Hail. eyed 26 years
In Austnburg, Sept. 10th, FEsTus Moore
aged 73 years.
In Sheffield Sept. llth CLARA L. daughter of
r. and L. Moore, aged 10 months.
At the Harbor, on the 22d inst. JENNIE in.
(ant daughter Of Crawford and Susan Large.
Gods Ii tile angel came tonight I'D.
And bore our loved away
a creature ever fair aud bright
Yet made Of mortal clay
Mid loving friends in happy hours,
..., Six months have sped away
And now she's passed with summer flowers
To one bright endless day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-27

MARRIED.,

In Connenut, on the 9th inst, by Rev. A..
Bartlett Mr. Gro S. NoRcRoss, to Mira NAN
cY l.. BUTTs, both of Madison
In Springfield, Aug. 18th, by Rev. Mr. Pros
ser, Mr. Henry CoLBURN, Of the 2d o. Battery,
to Miss liuLDAh RICHARDSON, of Monroe o.
In Wliamsfeld Sept. 9th, by Rev. S. A..
Miroy, Miss CAROLINE HEArH, to Mr.. SALEM
Hill.
In Jefferson, Sept. goth, at the American
House, by Rev. Thomas Oliver, Miss JosEPnINE
SHEPARD of Kingsyille, to Mr. JosEPH GosHEN,
of Asbtabua,