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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

No doubt the email advertisement"
= which has been published in our paper for
some time is getting to be quite an ''eye-
sore" to our subscribers. 1t was ordered
to be published three months, and will not
be out for three or four weeks yet. We
can assure them that the ''green- backs"
which We expect to get for publishing this
advertisement will not be n UGH of an .'eye-
sore" to US poor printers. Besides it will
be great benefit to this region of the coun-
try. Had this advertisement not been pub
iished ia THE News. but few persons would
have known anything about the contracts
to be let for the conveyance of the mails,
and the bidding would have been confined
to 3 few. AS it is, almost half the men in
the country are bidding. and the work will
done cheaper for the Government and many
of our citizens will be employed in carry
ing the mails, and the money will be spent
here.
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remaining plants. But when seed is scarce,
if good it may be planted about as you
would have it grow; say two plants to about
every six or eight inches.
As it is tender plant, It necessarily re-
quires mild aud gentle culture. AS our
farmers are not much acquainted ith tn
trowel or jack hoe and sweep, &C., they
may use the cuItivator, somewhat after the
manner of cultivating corn. To keep 1t clear
from weeds and grass is the main point in
cotton culture. sss3
Gulf, or Sea Island cotton will do much
better in our bottom land. especially where
it is sandy, or inclined to be loamy.
raised two rows across my. garden, last
year. of upland cotton, which would COM
pare favorably with the best fields of cotton
in Carolina. feel very safe in asserting
that a field of such cotton would make $50
pounds of ginned cotton to the acre, which
is nearly an average crop; in fact, many
farmers have become wealthy from less pro-
ducts. The farmer can make calculation
of what his land will net HIM per acre, in
cash, at present prices-his ground pro-
ducing at the above rate.
1t is my opinion that cotton will. at no
distant day, be the staple product of South
ern Kansas, which is 80 admirably adapted
to it, both in soil and climate.
COTTON PLANTER.
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Thomas Bryant, whose farm is three or
four miles north Of Emporia. has left at our
Office a specimen of cotton which he raised
last year, and which is pronounced pretty
!ood article, by two gentlemen who have
raised cotton in the South. He raised forty
pounds on piece of ground some twenty
five feet square. Mr.. Bryant will furnish
seed to any one who will call on him, free
of charge. Get some and try it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

DR.. T. Armor inform US that off of 90
acres of ground sown last year, he had a
Weld of 587 bushels of wheat, or 90 bushels
ner acre worth, in cash, $440.25. Pretty
GOOD. The Doctors advice is to "sow
early-sow fall wheat; sow May wheat; cut
early, and as soon as dry stack it." We
hope to hear from him more at length, on
the subject of wheat growing:
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Il OHIVERS

Military and Citizens Tailor, Silk and Wool
en- Dyer and Scourer. Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants are dyed, cleaned and neatly repaired and
made to look as we'll as new.
Every description of ladies silk, satin or wool
en- shawls and dresses are dyed, cleansed and
restored to their original perfection.
Office on Second street, between Shawnee and
Sc neca, Leavenworth. 21S-H
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MARRIED:

At the residence of the bride father, on Thurs.
day, the both inst, by T. s. Huffaker Probate
Judge, Mr.. DAVID w MERCER and Miss
MARY A. LAKE all of Morris county, Kansas
At the brides residence, near Morris, Grundy
county, Illinois, on the evening of February 10th
by Rev. Myron Dewey, Mr.. MARION LLOYD
Formerly of Emporia) and Miss HANNAH A.
YARNELL.
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Order of Sale.
5. Z. G. Holt, PHI,
Admir- of estate of VIM. 81. Reynolds, decd,
Norval H. Keller, deft.

Norval H. Keller, deft 49,, a
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID issned from the Fifth Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for Breckenridge county.
WEDNESDAY. TIE Sra DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. n. and four
O'Clock P. N. of said day, offer for sale at public
auction, at the Court House door. In the town Of
Emporia, Breekinridge county, Kansas, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: The south west
quarter of section fifteen (I5l, In township num-
Der nineteen l9). south of range number twelve
az, east OF the sixth principal meridian, situate
in the said county of Breckinridge and State of
Kansas.
Dated at the sherifs Office, this o6sh day of
February. A. D. 1862.
$3.50 22ss2 Sheriff Of BrecEinridss eo1nsy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

The degree of Doctor of Medicine has been
conferred on Leigh McClung. formerly of
FmDoria, now of Xenia, Ohio. Success to
sou, Doc.
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A letter went through the Postofiee the
o,bsr day directed to ''Faxen and old ham,
lawrence, Kansas" The name of the firm
:. Oldham & Faxon. The writer is evi-
IDENTIFY a wag.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Hon. NJ. F. Conway has again sent US a
bt of valuable documents from Washington
among them two volumes of the Con-
ressional Globe = for which he has our
hanks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

We understand there is talk of having a
Provost Marshal here This we deem en-
tirely unnecessary. The civil authorities
are able and competent to enforce the laws.
and preserve the peace. The declaring of
martial law in the State was intended to op.
crate in sections where this could not be
done by civil authority, and not in peace
able and quiet communities like this, where
aA are on the side of loyalty and the peace
the wish of our people ia, have military rule
here, until there is demand for it.
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Notice.

Notice.
JACOB HALL and JAMES PORTER, doing
q business under the name of Hall 4 Porter,
will take notice that r. n Hill did, on the 25th
dag of November, A. D. 1861, file his petition in
the District Court, within and for the county of
Breckinridge, State of Kansas S, against the said
Hall & Porter, defendants, setting forth that the
said defendants did, on the 18th dag of April,
A. D. 1861, at Independence, jackson county.
Missouri, give their promissory note in writing to
the said plaintiff for the sum of $24920, due one
day after date with interest at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum; and also, tn t said r. N. Hill,
plaintiff, did, on the 25th dag of November, A. D..
1861, obtain an order of attachment against he
said defendants. And the said Jacob Hall and
James Porter, defendants, as aforesaid are mott
fed that they are required to appear and answer
said petition, or before 18th dag of April AID.
1852 ~ r. M HILL.
By KENYON & GALETHER, PLIfs' Attorneys
Attest: D. A. PAINrER Clerk. 227-33 $7.70
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sabbath School at the Christian church
., Q o'clock Sabbath morning. Ladies and
..r,Iemen who will act as teachers are in
lied to attend. s4ee
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Township ELECTION.

One week from next Monday, the Gath
inst. is the time for the township election.
There are to be elected in each township two
Justices of the Peace, where there are va
cancies. (there are none in Emporia), one
Trustee, two Constables, and one Road
Ove:seer in each road district. This mat
ter must not be neglected. On Tuesday,
the lst Of April, the County Commission
ers meet to count the votes, and the returns
must be made to them. The election is, to
be conducted the same as general election.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Ws could not procure our regular sized
..r and shall be compelled to issue two
pr ,hree numbers on paper much too large
f,r our forms. aefa $50
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FOR RENT.

4 FARM, with sixty acres broke and fenced,
N good House and Well of water on the prem
ises-two miles from Emporia. Inquire of
ml-4w D. A. PAINTER, Empora, Kas.
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; Chronic Gases Treated.

WISH It to be understood by my patrons and
i the community generally that will pay par
Gcular attention to the treatment of CHRoNIC DIS
EASES OF ALL KEsDs, On SoREs, SoRE EYES, and all
eruptions of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid 70 diseases of women and children
have had many years experience in the treat
ment of these diseases sc the West. accompanied
with universal success. and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the public.
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GuLISS HOUSE.

- WEST LEvEE-KANsAs CITY. MO-
ok LINES HOSTAGES leave this house dali
~ iy for al points in Kansas and Missouri.
Omnibusses and Hacks leese this house twice
Day for Westgogt and Wyandoss1 avsss
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TOWN LOTS, in Emporia, Americus, Ere
Il mont. and Neosho Rapids, for sale by
224 J. r. SWALLOW.
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AT WHOLESALE RATES,
Trading Posts east, west, north and south Of us.
To those who have heretofore favored Us so lib
rally with their custom. return our thanks.
and request continuance of their favors-hoping
that our Prices and the quality of our Goods, our
liberal dealing, and endeayors to accommodate,
will give them no cause to regret the confidence
they may repose. A favorable season is opening
upon US, and, feeling confident that our farmers
will s.reap abundantly of whatsoever they sow"
we have laid in largely Of all articles and nipple
community like ours.
n. B.-GREEN AND DRY HIDES. BUT
TER, EGGS, and RAGS, taken in exchange for
GOODS. flick ESKRIDGE.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

BON ieoem 8efibt5punft aus bctrabtet {?
Slr9inien, 8ibmono in Sir9inien, 1T,
nab unierer 2(nii6t uno unIerem 8cs
9rlfT, Die leBte 6ofnun9, Ger lpetc 2(ns
baltepuntt oieiCr 0otteeld iteriihen Hrs
belIlon. @eboten, 9ecrdn0t, jeritrsut
uno cemoroliiirt 1T fic ppn alien Stiten,
aue9cncmmen bel Ridbmono bort 1T
ncb cine itarfe 2(rmee, unter Dem @cmz
manoo u0n crfdbrsnen uno furbtloien
SberbCfctle tleDobern. - Srb, felblt oa,
fonn oo6 Nlilitdr nurourb GonIcripticn,
coer oroern Bortcn, Militlrjman9 uoll
uno beiiommGn 9ebolten perocn.
(0Rcnto. QrCGc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16
OIofenaiei;crci.

Der '@eiit Der 3eit' mcloet: Die 8uB.
t1un 8ounorp bat in neuerer 3cit Ser
iubc 0ema1t, 8loftn ju 0ieBcn, uno Die
ltlben lino-t5 freut uns id9cn 3u fon:
nen-Uortrefflib au69efalcn. Die Woft
1T Giicn uno Die @lofen baben elnen
iD0nen, Observation-Disclosures SLANG, rpie
audi cine 0efdll9e Scrm. Die crite Slo.
te purbe nah 0etb1 S0untp Uarfauft,
uno Der prci6 elmer iolben etItbe 80
Qfuno mie9cnoen Gjlocff, rp0DI9Cei9net
fir &auera ooar SbuIen, 1T 4 SDaIer
uno so Gents.
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81 q pEtn g T. / c31 te.
NlreLic IN Eincnfnun 1m 0ienffaa.
SeffCut(t0e 95cnbu.

2(uf Somita86 Den 2G. c5uli, n1tfM6
UNI ~ lbr NiAtaRs, iO0sn am 1auie bee Yer,
ilcrtrnn IS cOrQc gun t, ltbtGr pcn Suos
gHbctbaa lGurttr, EcGo Gourty, icIgente Nr-
titrl ouf DTrNtl6r &Eru pcrtauft mapsn, nam.
LID
&inr &u0, Elm clnoGutS 9aurnwasru, cn
SpaStcrmhacn, Ifsgpe0ridtrr. Saldfittin, 6 8ets
ter uub 8ettlaptn, 1ii4r unO StiDlr, OrobtS
unp Ieof, cine QroGc 00ututy, GImtr, G6rPds,
cine 8iiS, jrc SifEn nit 8cbr, er cine elm
Eodoftn urO trr anccrc cin 6Vl;cfcn, aIIsrIe
@ctu&, GjicrTciI, Gin grcEcr unO Gin fIfiner
tupfernrr &tiirl, GiieptGicn unO allrrld Gutrn'
GelAirr, cine SlantitGt 2atrrse, nlrrlci Grrsn'
Ncidrr ShmalJtcnnsr unO ShmaI;, gutter @ifJ,
3u5rr, St1nHrr unp 8Gii'r, unO caii ned cine
Nrcbc GriAjecnbct aErccr Artitct Su umitiaes
lid iu melpeu.
Dtc Sern5unrcn an @rtauittoSe unp $Iuf.
wlriunS ech
plul 2junNt, }
&bomo5 @jUnot, 2(cmpr
Sr0nci6 2)un0t, )
5ul 9. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-16

bcr uno &inbcr 3u @ittlpcen uno gSoiz
fen 9enlabt perben,-uno oober bcbcn
iib Sauitnoe pcn cbrliben Semofroten
auf9eTaht, uno rrtldren, cap Iie ME mies
Der nit elmer iolben partbci ftimmcn
lpuroen, tnoem bie6 fein cbrliber Mam
uno cute patrict, Dem oic 0anSe @eIbihz
te betannt 1T, tbun fGnne-uno oober
lpcrccn AUDI ale Semubun9en oes @an.
jenmannbcns, feline oIte corrupte pars
t9cI-mcbte c6 AUDI 70 pieI 8lut foten
ais es molle-Wicoer ouf3ubauen, gang
frubftc6 3u Sooen faQcn-borouf fam
er ltb nur 0anl il0er perIoiIen.
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3u7ammcn 1904, 443 8uId,el.

Yocific Sprin96 ltob, I.
Suli. Die Sn0iansr blben bon 8 ooer 4
Stationcn pitlitb BON Der &of Sio9e ale
pferce unO Mauleiel, 81 an Der 3obl,
me00enommfn. Sic baben jwci @mis
9ranten 9et6otet un0 oenielben @aocn
uno pferoe 0eitcblcn uno ionltioe Sc,
polttbdtj0ftiten pertibt.,
9ie Sonoen foltcn bauptfG6lib aus
GbeDennCn uno Snafes un0 eini9en an.
oern Stdmmen- belteben.
Die Siour ftbcintn audi febr feino1es
li9 6u fein. 2ln Der 91njen 0inie fino
nur ctrpa 50 Wann, rpelbe su ocren Se.
i6uBun0 flbiQ miren.
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q 0enf ten.
Sricf@9iSge.

JclN'Rte5 IN sinr 2iile Der 8rirftn, rrtGr tcb
te 9ScGG bincurh unb tie gum Wrntdg, llbr,
unotseOcIt auf bcm birtBCn NUfamt lic0cn 0c.
tletGn lino
St-9Notbias CT, NNilttn 2(prle
&S-GGtharnc pCtf, GbarltS %. gtrnGart Sctn
8ernDorr, Srbu @ouman. :. q. 8rcuu, Socct q.
0ttrN 5rbn @ohrt, Schn @tgtin. ylulcn 6
9uth,d +, g2orr 8Ionf, 9Hathias 8tCih, SP. o.
HutIe, S0uud @ue. Guion Pue
S-NItti Gcnntr. Jra Gcytriabt, Jchn Gcrert.
prttr Grte, Nutrjd &ou
On. g. Ctant, Charles Nacro. Scnattor
0tih, HarN Inro Dennis 3. y. 0CrrEr.
N-Ghorlcs Gd,rt Gtc.tja GeGman, oCurr g..
" uCt 5chn Gt'tr, Sarab Gt,rt 9Giutam 9. @Ncr
98,Uiam Goldman.
-OauiI Sulntr, 9lathau TritrGib, Sbcmae
5ault ?, Shcmas ErnifIrmad,cr.
W--GharteS Guth. Oaro Gltbtrt, @mina g.
Sarotntr, 6. g. S'llbar0. Sos. GjiOtn, Z. Girutr.
S-HIireo !oanrihu. Charles Sante ,. Soncs
oGIo, Socct. oauncs, Scbn 81. 6cimanr, OIlR eouifo
ootIad'Er, Narr !ooi'on gROrn e. ioauts pClIr
penney, qbacn oCnnt9atr, l0ifccr Il. Tircl, Rsu:
ten 6arc5, Suionno loobn, 9'nl. s. .6rru.
H-Au9ultu6 Soodb, @sriomin SotraL SCIsph
Suntttr.
S-2arcn Repp, Ma RGd, 6. 8rud, GbrRiuu
Rcnc!o, Scbn &Helitr. .0GnW 8jtbGrcr. Scba &Gpp,
:. s. Rtrnohar, Sjl9hman =. 0noult.
S-HmCHco cid, Inna 2uo, Gmslira 9thr, 81:
ratl 9Shr, 5cfab gueos, &ott ocnQ. Corn 2oni9au,
Saue Etn9. s. g. Santdtb, If. ., 3ottreriob 2Ernlt
M-GdrrIlne 9EcGwtu, Eaoio NRSrg, oenrr
@l'lrr, 5Gec6 9Nrcrs, SCnoS SRvli, Sohn NN9Iun.
SamtS Oiatthtpr, 2. CS. 6. gRatfatltuc, Saict
MuGr Smtn 9IGrs, @0nra YRuu, SuIau gNca,
2. NRorron, 9,rEstcn =. N)chr.
M-Nnnlc g. N0nhatc, gHys. Il. N?Sumon, N2it:
tam 9laugd.
@-Nrs. SChn 4'aut. Jotct WaEppd.
N-Hlir,6 y. Rsihatp, Nmsiio =. SIlls, Ghos.
Rtuftr, Grr0iu &Stccr, Gmtjne Rittyr, Schn Rius
3tr, S'oja &eitbcntob, 9Qtttcn RSrsr, Rc6rtca 3in
Ter, Httettv Rc!h, Snmud &clb.
S-Ntlotom SiIrncrs, ltraham Gbnattrn.
Htrto 6 Stta, GhnrIt6 Stboo, Gatbarlue 8.
Strrncr, GloNub Steiu, Etro;nanp Strlrr, otram
Sl9nirnt, MIrs. oenrn ShnarG, Saecb Sdumnn,
:. 9. StnImon, YNana0as 2tbmare, 9NGnoS Sdif
ftrt Stip IL. Nitrs, Sptn ShanOt. Suian Ghtiftr.
Snmnd 0R. 5nnoer, Sarah 2(nn Sulgt,t. &b,cpcr.
Sanntr6. 2Ha!ttr .. SthonB. 93,nratru SnnoGr.
S-5cbn Sunni, W2art;n SrNsrt,r, g3jljom :.
SolIman.
SS-NusuF gRgirufr, TGtu gBalfsr. N6robans
Wilt Erg. %etN IEilrt TcrNpouo &8ebG0brts.
Schn @orQ ?. Snrah @,untr,
D-@rnrtetta s. GcNlt S,iT! 81. 9cun9 @ItEr
Ntlllc.
3-Gusu :. 3Inncr. oltu 8anssrts.
q. G3oo, Vuamrt7cr.
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NQ0emeine 9tQbrt0t.

Snrrm mir bic notbwmcige MGi6mcric in rt=
ne ron mlrn ancerm 8abrfen, an rrr altcn
Sd8mtibIe in SEtblebem, ctrgutGtct 0dtcn, iinp
mir jtet wirrtr trrsit gHclIr Su fartCn, Sdrbcn,
anS SpinnCn, uno SatinCtt, 5alblcin, urp
Darn ju fatrilrrn fiji unirre 2anp, ,&uurm unp
ttnsn abjuwartrn wie 9Cp6bnli6, obne einistn
4ufCntbaIt. 9Rir suaran!irm tte aQertrlc 2ts
tsit, urO gu Isbr biaisen Drsilcn.
10 IL c, bic bri Cinisen pcn unIcrCn G9Cr=
ten 9slaB'n mtro, miro eletds unS ,uleiontt unp
bic frrttse 98aarcn nit grwEbnlihsr SGnelgfet
juruf SsItefet.-2ldtrsaooa
Gcmi6 0olter'5 SGbnc.
Srt3leHem, Sut 9, 1862. roim
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.frcAbeit 6er n6roIitlen flrbeIlenfrennNe.

Die Gpr1br, meltc Hebelltnblfer oce
9torocn6 ou9snbIidIitb mieoer fubrcn, 1T
lcn1u oiricIbe, Die lie por oem IA. 2(pril
1861 fibrten. 0os lln9lGcf, welbc6,
lGen G2antbtili9en &erii;terun9pn sum
Srcg, Die Irmce por 9iidbmono betrofen
Dat, Ole b2ordnnuiBpolle 2d9e, in ,pcltbe
Der &uno raourt 9cratben 1T, Gilt ibnsn
oen Mlutb, zen 9teuem ibrc bisber birf-
ti9 m06firttn Gpmpdtbicn NIT pcn Sc.
belIcn FUND ju 02bsn. SSic lan9e miro
e6 no;b mQbren, bi6 iie rpicber >pie Dor I6
MCn0ten Die Hation aufTcroern lperoen,
our0 Nnnlbme Der HcbclIen Serfaiun9
Ole duBtrlite @ieoerbcrfellun9 Ser I'm;
ion iu crf1ufen2 lln0 miI oa6 SoIf ru=
big Suiebcn, Dap icl;ba Sbmatb nit Of
fentunpi0iter Sretbbeit an9ebaDnt miro,
ober miO e6 iidb crmannen
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Dctit. Iurera.-larac aRcnrl

Gita7 gitncr, Hetodtrrs Snc. SrcNR. Sb.
Wacm9e; Ghoric5 8jetcr. Sai}twA; Daniel
Bower, Crcn ,2cnrrl ytrrewtclibal; Spl. gic
rY, Goniaulua &orcn @attcrwed, Stniaucoa ;
GyGcrac Dsltp 6ducUcr 9Iotbdn Duf6cu 4l.
!entaun 2egt DorntIiisr, 2orbia IbpS. Del
bert, 0trrmatunBir; @cri ,Yc9d, Stumacun-
Bjr; Scnr9 German, g&aicnrarB Daniel Gjtrs
man, i3tirdterN; Gp0raim G5u!b. siirwGcithdll
.I0iNun huut, Gataiaulla 5riCerta I. 9jotf,
&mou1 Joltpb Rsd, Sajtr9 6, III. &anb,
Senrp &uaB, maiGmatcn; Ses
icpb glutah, Gataiauaua; ScItua Wiacr, e.
0beittaa Gbarlr5 gtcIi Gntnlauoua Sctn
8ctb, Sdrwbttbaa; Stnrp 0taup, Gatalau1ua
G0nrcS 9tomg, Nircumacunale Sac. Grhtsr
9vun; Ncrnis SrmmsI Norbwtrtbaa Samuel
Savlor, SareYer; 6rarlj5 Sdwarb, Strrmt
fOto; 9no. @wjtt, 9Iiscnmacunaie 6cnrp
5tca, SabturB 2lip. Gnsmaller, Miaus.
taun; 9amt5 Itrrt0, GdNmusjlba0 Sol Irrr,
lu, Midcrstauu Daniel 9lnnrmabr, 2ynn ;
5cItpb 9utlsn, 9I,icutlun.
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reldc tbrrn Nufena netmrn nirb am Muntda
rcn ltcn Nugut 1862 in Der StaSt Aarntaun,
in unp fiir Sc6a Gauntp, SCrtTrt pnpm:
gelIam i. 9eagcr as9en 3. 8. 8. 8sftlsr.
@lcuIb, 6cwrlI uno So. gegsn Sbcmas gta.
scr, irinr 6rchcrS unp @runrbtFBsr.
Gbriittarnn SrCrea gr8cn bic Geta Crane 81,
len Gcmpaantr.
Gatriel Gj. 8ten, NtminiIracr Scs prracrbe.
ncn Spbn Slid, 9e9en 9tcuten Slid unp gBtaiam
50cotp.
9oDn 9rris atSm 9NcmaS gRsi6, @arniI6sr
vcn 9lptrrtI GCTr uro SdSaman.
gSilItam $. Gl9mrr uno Go. 8r9sn gIbam
SoNulcn.
Gbrma5 sJeaBx une Irnr 6rau Sabna ssern
bic SR pcrniplronia Me9rlwras@ @ompasnte.
Ycttr 1offman ar8fn Sotn Winnid.
&erurville 9. Smif arasn M0blOn 2utGfr.
Sacob Wlar 9cBen SOfepb uno Sas. Eager.
Sctn galcr uno Isiur 5rnu Gatbariua gcsrn
Jotn @cocrt.
ScIIc 6Irn Sracn gRilIidm StGtr.
Cetcyab Glein 9c8rn 9Gttliam Std5r.
Gt0rte5 NoIi sclen Sotn @eifasr.
elinc Gnnu6 eeACn ris Sf'p 'prnnGplpania @t>
isrtotn Scmpaanir.
SNA'lcS NahB 0'Asn >Gol CdaS, Saae 0frrJ
SItaa Nctttn unN Sctn Sctts.
9t.hmo g2crb acacn GtnfrS 6a.
Slm;3 Wc&aiNgr sssrn SaeOb Wi(lr.
Niitail .. &brrtaro 0r8cn bic 81. gtnniyt
Y0ria &j'gciwtG GumpaNnie.
GInaIcr Carcld, Decentralization Ss5 Scraprbr=
nrn 9iaus 1arUIb, seon bic 0R'YrnniYIVania
Ijrgsmc9 6 9umpa8nie.
6rantt5 s.. 2Eripnrr a,3cn sGm. $. Stant
uno gEjutlm Snnlperarr.
9acOt o.. Silcw acscn GnOt NaH.
9Ialt unb 60. gcgrn SacOb .3imtrman, 9arpb
s. 3imerman uuo gprin ,3imsrmon.
gllncp rb 60. grgcn 6Ii 9. SGsT.
55rancjS s.. g8dtncr scSn 9Giaiam glanf un6
gGigiam Gipmr.
.JamcS GafrY, Yrott.
Sutt 9. 1862. nabG
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q 6 It Or DC 81:

On 0teaNin8, am SorlSBttn Sonntas, an sirsr
GrtufranIbdt, Doctor s barteS IS. $ 0 f.
NJ n, i'm Nltcr p7n 81 Sabrsn, Q MOnaten unO
6 6ngsn. Scns @steine iinb mad Icinrm iri0s
crn g0rbncrt, In Otleretaua, 0cdba Gaantp, sur
Scl1ttun8 i'm 8amiIisn 9s8ra,nIb scnOmmm
wprorn.
Am 9tcn SuH, In SsibsIttrg, 2t6a Gouny,
6eu 9 acob b8riBtn nGer, in Dem tpbrn
alter ppn 81 9a0ren, 10 Mcnattn unO sintse
Idlcn.
gIH I0tm Sult, In ti,Ir Statt, GGeSss
i a, IOGtrr res pcritprtenn 5bpmae Qi6lenmnIs
ter, in tbrem l5ten Gstereiabr.
@m lsBten 6rtitas, in brm 2tda gauutg Dir
menbnus, 9rr s . bn 6rtebri6, in lcInem
GSlm 2etsnsjabrc.
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GiC u otCn.

Die 6eucrn0te in mierer ltm9eocno
1T iEet portiber uno icbr reiblitb Qu69es
fallen, unO oDne bcIonoCrt S0lnternifc
eln9clbcucrt iporben. Die Srubtcrnote
bat legtc @oibe ibren 2(nfan9 9cnoms
men, uno mie man bcritbtct, miro oieIet:
be cbenfall5 in unIcrer 8e9eno rei6ib
ou6fallcn-bie SClcGr ioben niemol6 per-
lpr9Dencer aus. Sur oiefen rci6en Scs
9en, labt ms Dem Sbopfcr oaflir oonz
fPn
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s9arp-CiIte fir Sen Au0njt- Ccrmin.
0ranb. 9urpr

9tacn Nttrebt, 2Ilcntaun; 9cnas Gder, q.
93bejt4aa; 9accb 8Ieilrr, SdOpbeitbaa; Gos
Yp @crner, Ntrrrrmarungr Nmps 8rau6, o
Macungjc 9obn Groa, giorrwbs.tbaQ Stcpb.
0OrntliIcr, Strmocunajs; Samuel Sottel, 81.
RIfrrp; Daniel Srnnsr, SHpwbritbaa; 9ps
nattan Noaenbah. -gopbta 2ept &rouB, Srt.
0CItcr9; StepD. 8crn, @ai6tngtcn; SObn 2rng,
9vnn; G6arlca N2prc, Sberlaurcn 9O6n
0icGron, Aucntaun; s. Sroatin Ncmbarb. ..
2DbitNall @ccfrcY 4eteu SeircIterg; Gjiltert
]tejf Stsrmacun9ic 9pnne 9ibper, 9licprrmits
fcrp; Gbatie5 Y. 8Srcr, SEsrmilforo 9tcubtn
SdejpY, Worpwtci!boa; .. 8. S6loub, Ql.
lcntaun; Snrp St,in, Stsrmacun9c Daniel
&rGne, Sulmbctban.
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GCtan8cne &uneC0ioleatCn in Eihs
mono, pa.

g8o ibin0ton, 0. SuG. Ser ,Ribs
mono Grominer" pcm 4. Suli bcrihtet,
Dap bis gum porber0ctcnocn Sage 1881
8cf0n9enc cjn9CbraCbt wulocn uno 300
mebr i'm S1ufe ne6 Saee6. Inter oGns
idben moren Soloottn non Maine unit
Mah1duiGtt6 tmo mebrcrc Soppture. -
25icle Der @cfan1tuCn marCn 70 erIhGpft,
Dap ije fom fl9 bis in'6 @rfGn9mb
lblcppcn fonnttn. llngefdbr 100 Sfhs
iiere bcfinoCn fItD caruntcr. WieDr Sc,
fduoene wcroen nctD crmartct.
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1lIinotain ,SrIer.

g8 Il idin9ton, 9. Suli. &r Giz
itrift otn @lr. 2(rnolo i'm Gon9reB rcprQz
lentirt, bat ieet $4,000 Mann i'm Stlor.
Grmjro iofort nlb 8erto9un9 c96 Son
areir6 nob GbicoQo 3urudfCbrcn uno
perioniib lei Dem 9tefrutiren tbdtio iein.
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g q 6 + / 0 t

gGhN bcrmt 0;sttfn, RAP tic rlntrr,eiGnstsn
Ms 2Icniniirdtrrrn pon rtr SjntrloBsni6ait Res
ccrlIurtcnrn George Nune t, lrBtbjn pOn SiCs
2Sbctttau 5auniAip. Vc6a Gauuto, unssiclt wUra
rrn iiRO. Nue Diejraiacn Batter, psIde ned an
trldstc 6intcrtaIeniaaft i&uIeiB liup, lnO birmit
nufsrfprrcrt nntrtolb gBchsn an,urulen uno
atSutc;ablcn, - llno Sol&s bic nod rrhtmabisr
2nfOrrrruuecn bG6rn m5gsn, lnO Cbsnflae rr'
iu6t iUlfs inncrhalb Der brfa9tsn 3rit wrbltsFS'
ti8t rin3ubdnplecn, an
Q1ut 2]unbt,
Sbomo5 &unot, : 4bm'or5.
6ronci6 yunot, )
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Ein nCuc6 Defiant.

3u QBeioo6pille, in oieitm Gauntp, III
Elm neuc6 poifomt crribtct, uno S . y II
5. M etoo Giqp gum poitntiter ers
Hannt norocn.
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lIbaaua ocr .JCutonio II

Oorf, II. Suu. 0a6 Oampfe
ibifF nScutonio" 1T beute nit I54 Qais
io9ieren uno $ 574 900 boar nab ScutD.
ampton uno Oombur9 ab9c9an0en.