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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
AT NIGHT, NEAR FREDERIcKsBURG,
Dee.,nft,pr IL 1850


/ was where the whole fight could be
witnessed, aud where every portion of
the enemy's forces. extending over miles.
was in full view. The sight was~a grand
one, beggarng all my powers of descrip-
lion. The fight was desperate one.
1t seemed as if the enemy determined to
concentrate their forces on two points.
and by the mere weight of their tremen-
dous columns, to break through our lines.
At every point the enemy failed. and
their loss must have been awful. Just
this side of Fredericksburg there is
hill called Marye's Hill, which we had
fortified. The enemy could do nothing
till they secured that hill. and time after
time they pressed their immense masses
upon the position. each time meeting
with repulse and awful losses. On our
right we hear that jackson was equally
successful The movement of the troops
in that quarter was a memorable sight.
Never did | see such masses of infantry
and artillery as were brought into action
there each column moving in the finest
order and Haunting in the air their boasts
ed banners. Every now and then. as
our troops would charge upon them. they
would break and scamper in every direc-
ton. All this, while the immense camps
and trains of wagons of the enemy. look
ing like cities of tents and endless cara
vans. made the opposite hills bright and
white. The enemy fought bravely -
Every where we had the advantage of
position but they marched up bravely to
the very mouth of our death dealing
cannon and masketry. God has blessed
us wonderfully. | pray and believe be
will continue to do SO until the mighty
battle is ended. Our troops behaved
like heroes. They are in glorious spirits.
Our generals seem very confident.
Nearly all day was With Generals Lee.
Longstreet and McLaws. who had their
position at two of my guns. About four
o'clock this evening one Of our heavy
guns. situated right by these two Of mine.
bursted into many pieces. Most mar
velously, not man was hurt. What
Providence this was, when it might so
easily have resulted in the death of two
Of our greatest leaders.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09


Nor HopEFUL DE THE ESD.-The New
York Herald is not hopeful of an early
termination of the war. Speaking of it.
the Herald says:
If the present administration do not
accomplish much more in future than in
the past, the war will go on for at least
another year-till the new Congress as
sembles. or perhaps till the advent of
the conservative party to the executive
mansion on the Fourth of March. 1865.
The elections of 1868 will demonstrate
still more decidedly than those of 1862.
that the sceptre is passing from the hands
of the radicals. never TO be regained
The fall elections of 1861. including the
Presidential contest will cap the climax
of public opinion. But whether the
armies of the rebels in the field are
crushed or not during the present regime,
certain il is that the non combatant pop
ulation of the Southern States will not
be reconciled to the radicals /; and there
is no chance of the Union as it was being
restored till Sumner and Wilson. Wade
and Stevens. and the other leaders Of the
abolition faction, are put down By the
strong arm Of the conservative power.
: Seeing ones face in ceke Of ice, some
900 = lis a a. ros,1 ruGarfsor >,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09

The necessities Of the times appear 10
be giving home manufacturing aud home
interests decided impetus in every part
of the Confederacy. here in Kinds county
as well as elsewhere. 10 another para
graph we notice the establishment OF an
oil factory. and we also have the pleasure
of announcing that our friend John Coon.
in connection with chemist. formerly Of
New Orleans. have established vinegar
distillery at Byram. and have a contract
to start with one thousand barrels for
the RayBsoad GazstEs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
Another Report from Burnside.

We published yesterday, says the
[emphis Appeal of the 9th. Burnside's
hcia! report of the battle of Fredericks-
lrg. The following is supplemented
port, made four days afterward:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroaAe.
| December %. 1862
Major General FL. W. Halleck. General in-Chief.
In my report to you of the 10Th inst.
f number of wounded was stated at
lout 5000. and the number receiving
Pspital treatment at $50.
Both of these are wrong. On the
(thority of DR.. Letterman. our medical
rector. l learn the whole number of
FUNDED is between six and seven thou
pd. and about one-haif of these are re-
pving treatment in hospital.
A. E. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09

TIE Ns~ York Herlzz &C ths ga
makes a s1roug apes - RressfEus Liz-
cola % AFrs~s lhe uzhesFl of Rad ra-3
teprscialioa ef Fedora euFrr-rT- -Crr-
gress uGss @ sc1stkt-g. savs fhe Her
AID. '-an9 thAs sPes&llF, g ve ass an
done.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
THE LATE GREAT BATTLE.

The Lynchburg Republican is permit
ted to make the following extract from
letter from distinguished officer in
the army. to his wife in the city. descrip-
tive of the late fearful contested battle at
Fredericksburg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
PREPARING TO RErAI1arE The N

PREPARING TO RErALIATE The Ma
cen, (Ga) Telegraph announces that
fifteen Yankee officers have been brought
from the vicinity of Murfreesboro. Ten
nessee. and placed in close confinement at
Macon. The object is TO make them
answer. by their lives. if necessary. for
some of the many horrid murders they
have been perpetrating in Tennessee and
Kentucky. The Chattanooga Rebel gives
a list of the abolition officers sent to Ma
con, and the cause of their detention
Gen. Bragg. it appears, demanded of
Rosecranz the release of citizens of Ten
nessee. held as prisoners for their loyalty
to the Confederate States. RosecraDz
refused the demand, and Gen Bragg
then replied that he should hold all
captured officers of the Federal army in
close confinement, as hostages for the
safety of the citizens so imprisoned.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
Major General Commanding.

The Arkansas Legislature has i'm
'sed fine of not less than $4,000. nor
pr than $4,000. and imprisonment in
e penitentiary from 5 to 25 years. up
parties caught trading with the Yam
eS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09

E- Il is stated that the determines
ron TO remove Mcclellan was net made
in Cabinet council, bat was the act Of
Lincoln himself.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
ieneral Orders. No. 1877.

General Orders. No. 1877.
The General commanding announces
with deep regret. the death of Brig. Gen
j. K Duncan. Chief of Staff He died
at Knoxville. Tenn. on the 18th inst !.
after a painful protracted illness
The army and the country will lament
the death of this distinguished soldier. at
time of life when he might with res>
son. have looked forward to a long ca.
reer of usefulness and honor An I'd
ucated officer of fine auainments. be vas
among the first in this struggle TO enter
the service. and was content with SUBJ
ordinate position. By his zeal. efficiency
and gallantry be had so won the conf
dence of his government. and the aami-
ration of his associates in arms. as TO At
tain position second only in Importance
to that OF Commander IN Chief of an
army. His heroic defense OF the forts
below New Orleans is known TO all. and
his name has gone down to history
Dead to his family and friends. be will
still live Ia the hearts of his country m~n.
as among the brightest and bravest spir-
its of the many who have given their
lives to the holy cause Of Freedom.
By command of Gen Bragg
GEO. G.. GARNER.
& fen
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09

1T We do not lose our children when they
die but the living ones are often lost.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09

: Seeing ones face in ceke Of ice, some
one calls cool reflection"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-09
The Late Gen. j. K. Duncan.

The following order was issued by
command of Gen. Bragg on the occasion
of the death Of the hero OF Fort Jackson
He was one OF the most promising Off
GERS in the Confederate service:
HEADQU .KFERs, DEPtxTxsST No. 2
Narfressf.ars.f Fyu.. - &
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Gen anrniIoe bei 6reenpiIIe.

&noruiae, IL. Sft. @eneral
Surnfioe rGCtte am Oonnerita9 uno
Sreitae ldn95 Der eiuie Der Slftennehee
Hno @iroinia Giienbabn, 9escn 9reens
pi(le Dor.
gr iterbolte Die &cbellenmo6t unter
Wuorpaq SadIon uno Senerol @illlams
am Samfa9 frdb BEL Slue SPRINGS,
100 Elm Sbeit tes 8. uno II. Corps mdbs
reuo oe6 Sa9es nit Dem Seinoc, fbarmds
Belte.
Die 8ebelten birlten cine fforfe Stcls
lun9 9eoeGt ourb 9eb6l3 uno llnterboli
ouBerbalb bes Ocrfe6 9e9cn Siten.-
Man 9laubt, Dap iie peni0itens 5000
Wann 5dblen.
1tnfere Reiterei biclt ben Sortrab BIG
3 l1br gtabmitta96, at6 bic erite OloIs
iion untcr 8eneral Serero Die Rebellen
mebrmols on9riff. Dos Seuer mar lbarf.
Sic wuroen um Sonnenuntsr9an9 pom
6eloe 9etrieben, aber Die OunfelDelt
ma6te Bic 8erfol9uno unmG9li6. 49,
SEPT (Sonnto9 Mor9en) sieben ltd)
eie Rebellen auf Der 9reenpilIe StraBe
surGf. l8ir boben eini9e 60 an SoSten
uno 8erWunoeten perloren. Ole Ser'
lpunoeten eeben nab &ncrpiue:
Sen. 8Irniioe perfol9t Die iib 3urGGs
;iebenoen 8ebelten.
2tQe6 ficDt in SfsSennei1ee ermutbt'
0eno aus.
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Gin prrtbppQir
g trt | 0 : g q Il )
inf Sffentlirbpr 9Spnou ,lt uerfaufeI

2(uf 6fentliber Senou 5u uerPaufen.
auf SamRass ten 7tsn 9luusmter ndailmt,
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9aumsortm NIT 85wrt8ten StNtdum'n an8s'
phanjt 1T.
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osIraen I'm namli6sn 9auniaip uno Gnunip ;
sntbaltene 3 Qdsr unb 81 Eutbsn DieIe gCIte
licat an rer Sra6e Die pcn glaertaun mad Suits
wife fiibrt unp orGnSt an 2ano Don Nlrcn Quit
Bjaiam 0mntr, SOitpb G'u0 uno Hsussn
gBenner.
IS in biss Gin SGeit ptS bintulaiImen lleasntm
8srmEeers Res Yerilorbnen R c Il be II gS c n'
+, Iegtbtn pOn teIa8trm 2'uHidip unN eaun'
tY.
Die 8ebinsunoen um GsrfaufFta8e unb @uf'
watlun9 bon
QSitliam Memer, IT,,
9epi 9Senner, Gt'or5,
gSiQiam @enner, irr)
Srtptrr 81, 1868. na3n
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Don GbattenoeAa.

cincinnati, IL. Sft. Sn Snoios
napoti6 iino 8unodr3te, Die in Der
Sdlabt bon Gbitamango 9efan9en uno
parotirt wureen, oirePt bon G6attanro9o
onoefommen. Sie ,purOen ppn Den Hes
6ellen poQitanoi9 ou5oepIdnocrt.
9tab ibrem Seribt erp1rtete man aus
oemen, caB 8ra9s Oen @cn. 0olscrans
am I3. Sftober on9reifen lpGroe, un Die
Sbio Solcaten in Der Qotomac Nrmee
pon 2(baabe i1rer Stimmen objuDolten.
8crfdrfun9en iino on9elan9t.
Die @unoGwte famen nit oem erlten
3u9e, Der felt @ieoerberiteltun9 oer Sabn
bon bridgeport n1cb gtoihUlue ab9ln9.
Sic beribtGn, Dap ale pibti9rn punfte
Der 8abn ieet fart pertbeloi9t imo.
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S0effentliMe 9Senblt.

l(uF Mlittro:b5 oen 2Stcn Sctobtr,
UNI 10 llar 8Ormittaas. IUQsn am SauIs bee psr.
lurtcnm j5ranets 6. gBeip in Der
5tart Ausntaun. fOlssnpe Artifel auf Tfientli4r
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tuns BON e'nscma&ts, 5rou Gparlss atns,

lung BON Gnsemudtss, 5rau Gtnrlss SItns, l
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Die . u1etIurs con ggeIrei S'llles, @tnse'
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So un0 pip to tsae QueRsluns photographer
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GOmmttse-G5tp 8 S6aa, ! . gDfiNnsr
unb s. 3 Wartin.
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gclaenps We6tefiIe ICqen tst cinr Court,
peld, thrcn anfane nfbmsn wtrO am Mrnta8
ben 9tn glrpemttr. 1868. in Der Statt 2Iucn
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2. Srriamtn s Ssifrid. fir Gtn NrBen ron
GR0r 0sifdA sfssH Sotn $ Ssfrt4.
3. 4tpbsus 81 0rcD unp gGeecp, 9cJsn &atea
rina Sasctg.
i. Qtab 2j!aser aeBsn s Q . lGstcc.
5. gSstid &rtarS 9eBen Rtnbsn S9IteaY UNI
SlcOb gBfupcr.
6. gcmmiIlicnsrs pOn Qtba Gaantp as8en s
9lte unb Nnbrrr.
Z. SisIelten gcssn Scanna GOnm IMP 4nOtre.
s, Glia5 Sngprr, Gta5 9Oacnba6, 9eCt G'tor8r
unb Dawn 8ittia ss9sn NdtDan Grim.
Q. NeumCyw unb Stsm gs9cn Barbara Sc
Srnns, Qpminiltatrr erS YEritoytenrn ScGn
Ssrara.
10. Sacab 0atau sCasn s un6 s Gansr.
fl. 6. RrGmr unO Sttnr gcArn Daniel Notb
10. 6amusl gEtBrer 0sSsn 9acCb Ma0sI nno
Sctn 8rntare.
l3. OstOrab 6lsIn etern 94lIiam Stdbr.
IA. ocnrY DrsfuB srssn 9Stllam &tre uno s.
@nBat.
10. Aelleipe gE9eH StltIptU'
t6. Gbarles Qfne eessn QsSt Saa5, Siaae
Otcrgr, Gltas 8sbris unO Sotn Belts.
II. Slme6 McNailet eegsn 9acot 0itIer.
18. Ngnrp unb So eeesn @It 8. SG3r.
10. GnoS Nacs gs9sn 9accb SItIcw.
20. gnas 5rarB une Co, eeesn 9em. QnbreB,
Rsuten Biting unp gBilItnm Setutsrscr.
2t. Salomon Samman aeaen Sctn 9. Saul.
%. Grcs gBeig aeasn QeCpclp Gern unt 6
9ls6sl.
30. s Msgser aeSen . Grim.
"a. 6rantlin Mttsr eessn Ssraet @utt.
25 GbarlsS Q8 8auman 8e8en SrrY Sat'
man.
26 9larCn Gjutb gessn 9cbn SLIDER.
27. 5snrY OretfuB ae9sn Sacob Sc9ert.
I2S. Glias Gsnlsrmader uno Scbn 9e8en Sp6r
Campbell.
20 Scta . StilrS gssrn Satcb Mitnst.
30. Mcics g1iranN ge8tn Grebrih 9tcmig unt
Srtn HOmj9.
81. G8arIes 5Olf or9en 3faar 5finB aHO GranfiI
81 Seinb.
80. Natban Jlcr esssn Gjeprpe Sn9Nr.
So. @diprGrn unO 9ttsr gF9tn bic Ft6a 3eaI
Gilenbdbn Gpmraanie.
81. 9IarUn &cbtsr gr8en Die SrUnEon etlsnba0n'
@tisaI&aIt.
35. Daniel S6uma6tr sssen 9utn SAumaafr
36. @barlrs &. Oanisl @reeutcr Der prrltorts'
nen Gti,n Daniel eesen Natbnn eera.
81. SUftpt Rrsgel eeaen Scicpb grtr.
80. DuIel6I stssn Sanewsrf.
50. % gegsn Scnas SlcB
40. 70 9eam SoisFt Smit0.
Same6 2aGeD, protb.
SctUber 81, 1868. nabC
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cSurs>9ine fir ben gtpDemter 5rrmtr
1868.
Granos 7urer6.

Satob Gumtere, 9ynn; Sctn 8ctb, Sdo.
1tetbaa DauiO S6aa, Stsrmarunaie 0dn'
lei Mtar. 9cwta 9cbn 81. Binf, o. sBtst'
taa; @ipsUn Marfs. StrwbcittnQ ; q. Stdt
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Daniel Dute, SbrIauecn GOwarU Jt, S6u'
NADER, Qunn Satcb @tri0, allrntaun Sau
gBirrsr, gliroermifOrN 9Cnas Netf, Gpnn; $
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mons, Qunn,
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Cine 9lctellcn 9attcric erbeutet unt
100 Gcfan9enr 9cmabt.

gS 4 rbin0ton, Is. Oft. NuS
cen Serldlten bon oer Srcnt 9eDt berpor,
cap w1breno Der leBten Sage 8enerot
Wcao'6 l(rmcP fovtnGbren0 in Scmcs
9un0 MAR uno zap td9tib mehr cecr min
Der beoeutcnos 8tfeDte porfieIen.
2(Ue tbcr1Gfii9e 8aDaoe Der 2(rmce 1T
N Der Ribtm9 nob g8afbin9ton 3u
fot0ebyot,t uno Ole 9anje Nrmee fompf,
fertio Qemotbt poroen. Weooes poiiz
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Wanafcs. Sen. zee fol9t ibm, >uie es
| fbeint, ouf Dem SuBe uno Die 81nse Res
beQen.2(rmee bat Den 8oppabannoffIuH
iiberfhrtttn.
2(m Dienita9 2(beno traf unfere Gos
Iuollerit bel Satlett6 citation mb in Der
Ntibe BON Warrenton auf pen Seino.-
Sin fbarfts 2(rtillerie9efett entfponn
lib uuo oauerte bic gum Gintritt Ger
OuntrIbeit.
Wande bebaupten, ba6 Sen. 4ee'5
oanie Nrmee uns oeasntberitebe, a(leir
tetrGhtlid,e Wofen Don Snfdntcrie flint
bi6 iebt nitbt n's 8eftd,t eefommeu.
Sin @rtro oeS ,,WGftinaton Star'
beribtet iiber Elm am Mittpob, IA. Oft
bai 8yiitoe's Citation ftatt8efunoenel
SreFen foi9enbe6:
0as Scuer oos man 9eitern BON DC
Ercnt Der DGrte, ribrte uon einem siem
lib beoeutencen 8pfett Der, oas Jwifbc,
elmer ifarfen GeteIenmodt mo elmer
Sbeite Der Uotcmac l(rmce-einem Sbeil
e uon Sen. @arrrns Sneiten 2trmertorrS-
{ in Der 9t6be bon Sriifoe'6 citation ttatt
: fano. ltuf bricen Seirrn rporen Snfou
J. ttris @aUoucvia uno Nrtlllerie enna8irt.
'' D1S Reiuitat mar Elm entibieoene
9 llnipnsiic8. 8ie SieGauem sYuroen tGd
q ti8 9eibla8sH unb rerlcrPn cine eanl
@attrTif unb 100 @efunsens,
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Don San ,Sraneisco

II Sronei6co, II. Oft. Die
Floel6fdbrer Der 8erihw0runa, Die
Fn Bintcr i'm 0afen entotft ipurz
man NIT Dem piratenid)iffe ,Gbop.
in See Iteben notite, )uurotn beu:
y jebntd98em HprojcB fur fbutpia
Den, Die bSbfte Strafe III 10
5u6tbaus pnp $4,000 9flpbuEP,
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petit. Jurors. CSrle 0uhr.) }

Sctn Gaae, NlIentaun; Scnattan SClenbad,
9pmbiQ SIaac Sartman. Steriaatcn Gert;
0ulp, QCwtta SVbn Mtllsr, Saewteitbau ;
3cIbua 2aurY, gOrSwtttttaa; Daniel GlauB,
Qcwbiti s. s. glsutaro, allentaun s. 9Bsn'
nr, Siowbsttal SoIspb @adrnbah, DO; y.
Gong, NCrpw9sitNaa s. Qaursni6ld8tr, Sal,'
burg; DAN. @'erm1n SsiprIbsr9 SOnas Scd,
GQntdun Samuet Sauffer, glerermlfprb (;
9clspt Rnerr, Nprc@teitbau ; 9rtsr Sans, .
Wacun3e StiIe lleberctb, Sal3bur8 Sarres
@anewue Ntlentaun Nbrabam Dfidlsg, Sio'
wtriibaa @rmunO 8. Ballet, Qaentaun Qo'
am S6eirer Ncrbmtrtba0 Snp. Smttb, Do.
Wacunse 0torse Shdffsr, Mctrmaeun8ts ;
Wrter g8idsrt, Jun 70 Samud Srppn. glOros
wtetbaa SaeCb grCba, 2pnn Col. Scpm,
Nurbpteitbaa SrnrS gieer, NsOrrmaranaie ;
Georse 8. @rOB. Nurntaun g9tlltam Stein.
@dbcntuvs !; Soon 8. Sdterljna, Otrmacun
ais; Sctn gaB, 2ynn Sotn NO7rmater, Nt'
Isntaun 5sntY SnYrer, Gpnn 9ent9 glsu9arN
SiipwtstbaQ.
pctit=Jurere -(3rsjte gSche)
gBQtam s.. Mcu, Qasntaun; Midast Sfa.
fer. Striaueon 9aeot Macors, gSsiB'nturg
Samua Gtri1 Gmaus Charles 0opsr, 6anc'
vm glatGan 8arfy, NtrbernrIfcrO; Sol, Mhl'
tu, giiomGeit0al Daniel WUbr. Nieoumacun'
ote; Daniel Slcn, Sal,tura 81. Main gPs
Eenturs Gbatss NUtr, SbsrIaucon gobr
Otaty, SanCpgr ggilltam GucT, Ncrrwstit
baa QtraBam lllmsr, Nsbsrmitfcrp Oans
6. gtauffsr, be; 9oGr 9trmtg, 9lcremtctttaa
Simon &trn, SanOUsr Scbn Mceane, @lsn
taun 9osl Staulftr, SbcrmitforS Sam. Sod
OtsrmacmBs 6tnneis s.. 9rsinig. Nerrm9
Senry Qcns. 2pnn DAVID Danner, gasHsrmil
fcrp S,iIe QoraIa, Stsrmaeursis ; Rt&ar0 q
QeperS. alIentaun StlaS $. Neubarb, no Wlc
1es gBtsanp, Gmaat Ntrotam 9ulb, Stpw0.
4dciuS Chairman, glprrptsitboa Samuel 9ts
rr, Sbsrmatursie Senrs .. psarfcn, Gber
aucon Daniel MCtr. Jun. StsrmIfcrO5 81,
Ortt, Nietermtforp Soon $. 9trnO, 20; gpt
5Gmcgw, 2gnn s9m. .. McYsr, MtstemtI
futp.
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9tQ0rt0t

pirb Glsrmit asasben, Oab Die llntsr3si&nrten ais
9rstutora pon Der StnterIoiinIdaft pss Der"
lcttnsn 8 IN &emerer, lebbtn bon Ster~
Nilfcro GaunIhip, 2e6a Gaunt9. an9eitsut
worStn Rno. aae Dicisntsrn rattr wtlte NOD
an SsIagtc SinterlaFrnl6aft f6nIris iino. wsr'
pen tterpmt aufssforrett innatnIt 6 gScfsn
ln,urufin unO at,utcja6lcn, - limb SOIGe bic
nod ysGtmabiee 6crNransen taten mSBsn, linO
atrtdfaus uiu6t iotGe innsrGalb rgr teIa9tfn
3ttt wObtillatist tinJutGnt9cn, an
&cuben &cmcrer, ! tsr,ors,
0anrp Sool, ~ ''''
Oft. Ia, 1868. na6m
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WubttDrS Nnset0e.
IN Scr Court pon Common plcae per
Qcd,a Gaunty.

IN Scr Court pon Gommen pIras pen
Gcd)a Gaunty.
Sa ter Saae Der 9te6nung BON 9ctn 8. gB't'
Oa, Qlpmtniiratrr ppn Der Sinterlailsni6aft Der
uraprtcnm Sarbara gu +, lsBtbin bon
9e6a Gaunts.
llno nun, @usul z, 1868, auf 8orlaldg bon
5cbn s.. Oliver, Gil. rrnannte Die Court Solo'
mon 5sBel ais NuOilcr, um triaste Ne6nuna 3u
aurittn un6 iprnn nGtGig ibrjuiebrn uno Ssr'
tttilns Sem @firB ssmdB ju ma6m.
E9SA 2(ut osn lrtunoen- @ciIu9ts:
asfsE .. !0ausmau, Cdr.
Or ptnanannle Qubitcr wrb gum gnbSwtd
istner Grrennung ;uReBsn Icin, in Dem ameriran
octrt Ycn 9cbn 9. SrGtsl, gu aaentaun, am
Mttlpc6 ben 20lrn Sttptsr, UNI 10 lltr Scr'
mittaBs, pann unO wplEtit itd ale Sa6si tntsrsl'
ltrlc YerlUnen einfinpen tGnntn.
Solomon So9et, auditor.
| Sdoter IA. na2m
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.Swa Sin ooppttte5 31peiifofi8te6
f::::SS fteinerne6
s.ls.z! !s.lsI g q t \ q L s,

40 tst 50 Gus. NIT slnrr gsrdumiarn Ride, eth
anprrts autcs pgtntaus, sn neur Gdro une
anpfrr gtalluns um so gisrse Bu fslen, Gin
ShmtebIhdv II. {. 10. gS btftneet Ht narauf
aud aaerlei StR, ais @epfel. Srnrn, Grautrn
u +. 10. Gu6 Iprnet F.BsnbrS B1ilr pcr br!
5ttre, weldss allsn Don untere4sntarem Her'
tte III.
Gs IN blee In br 8tat ictr I6Gstarss gi9rn'
ttum-I IclGes ME rs riur lebr leltsn in ben WaItt
fUmmt--tl nur 3pet Oleilcn pcn Nllrntaun, rre
Ncilm pon Gmaus unO flint Msiten uCn Beth
ttbm oclratn-mo Ia wObt bic AufmtrfiGmt II
von GaufIua9n wsrtb, inpem Cta arrB'r Bar
gain turda pieftn &auf stmadt perpcn fam.
Wletr ,u,n 2cte bee giaentbums gu iagen tGt
mln fir ibuaueia, inosm ts SduRliliAe rod srii
In Quaeri&en nrtmen ebs Iie Eaufen. mo odnn
aud Qniprc4rnbr finOs werOsn. Dag c5 trtn 9ot
nottwent9 Sat, iUnUern bag 's ii4 wiFtI9 isl0F
loft.
9 cwegti3e6 s 6 gent + II M
Qm ndmli&tn Gag unb Sgt ioGen aud NOD
fclsenOe b'pe3ItAe Sitter TfentIia oerfaaIt wsr
pen, ndmli1:
3pct eut .gebrp&ent Wautttiere, Gin fdwTfr
Q8aarn nit euem @r; Sopp. wsiGsr gejcgere
Sginteln tat. Gin Sprtnawascn fir eeer 2
Qferee, 1ammt Get6IeI uno Qdnnsn, Gin @ingduls
9aue5n g3assn etsnfna6 nit OeiGlrl unp edns
nen, syertrtten uno 3useb5r UNI rau 3u prrrcn,
unb font nod pele NrtifeI ju weitldufti8 gu mel
brn.
Dir 8sbinsunsen, wst6e 10 lei&t als mT8ld
9ema6t werten IolIrr, erfIbrt man am Srrtaufs'
taBs Don
Samuel B. Sbneioer.
GS1I,bura Srt Dt 1853 ro3n
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SIC Giefcl,tifte,

werben prn bsm lutrrpidnstm ouf alleintss
Netnura ivrtgsdtt. unp er peripritt Alls welfs
ibn nit tbrr 6uneIhaft tsetrsn, pclItommen ,u
bsfrietl9en unb pieS pur6 blIigs prsiir, sutsn
Slid. quite Ssltsn, quite @rtrdnff eutsn S!aa'
fntht. autee Ssu, autsu Safsr, II. +. 10 II. +. NJ
8uirt an urS tbr psrbst aleS eeraNC nn6 Der.
iprshsn finOtn.
Dennis 28. (ooaB.
SCtcter 2i 1863 nq4ui
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a8rSn Snbiana gauntp fat cine SurY bic
@ddtsttIt einss Grilaments aufrtdt srtaltsn,
trUBbsm Der GrblaTer bafste nitt unter3et6n't
tatts, nSsm rr Son 8rdmpfsn brfaasn rrurce, Die
feinem Qstsn elm gnbe ma6ten.
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1teur fGlfiDnug.

SalI6e S5.gfotsn auf bic 9ranbrn 8anf Of
grmUnt Inb lit tlmtauf 9OGasnbss Ia bic
gcf6reItuns, GSnettt S&lubtps9 O6en Infs,
5rdu unb Sntsr unttn rt6tS, Gisur 5 All Der
ctern gds unb Giaur In Der Wlitts Der Ncts.
S6lrbts Ausf6trn fir qsaubrr, S6nup-
fer unb &auer.
Die Sabatfrrnte In SsntudS unb SenntIise tat
bur6 bic Isbtsrtssn SrtRe 70 aart ssIitttn, eab
brr prrts trs artifsts i'm 9cuispller Nartt bon
8 auf SbaIer per Gentnsr ssRessn III.