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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22
Major General Commanding
Negroes Buying Land in South Carolina.

The sale, directed by the government,
of the plantations in ST. Helena Parish S.
c., is Just concluded. Sixty thousand
acres Of the best pine and oak land have
been purchased by the Government. Be-
tween twenty and thirty thousand acres
have been purchased by the civilians re-
siding in Beaufort. A small party Of ne
groes who have been enlerprising and
proyidenl since they obtained their free
dom, nves ed about $4,000 in choice land
at one dollar per acre.
While the blacks who we're lately slaves.
are thus showing their ability and their
desire to make themselves independent in
their own State, there does not seem much
reason TO fear, what the pro.slavery Dem.
ocrats threaten us with, a deluge of the
Norh by freedmen seeking 10 be taken
care Of, or reducing, by competition the
wages ol white laborers.
The following is an extract 10 the point,
from the report Of the Senate Committee
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature relative
to the immigration Of blacks and mulattoes
into the Safe OF Pennsylvania: "There
has not been, nor is there now, any cause
to apprehend The influx oil any Isrcepti-
BILE number oil blacks and mulaltoes into
this State for observation and the ex-
perience of the past prove that, though
thousanes of slaves have been liberated,
they prefer remaining near the place of
their late servtude 10 migrating to the
colder and more Inhospitable climate OF
the North. Only le! them be assured that
their liberty will be secured and protected
al the South, and co apprehension need
exist that they will select our State as
their future permanent homt. :"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22
Small Savings.

4 don't see how Holmes does it, said
John Stotson, with puzzled expression.
Docs what ? asked his wife, looking ~
from her sewing
why, save SO much money from bis sal
ary, to be sure
Then he does ssVo, docs be?
You know that half acre los adjoining bis
house"
Yes
We'll, be has just bought II for hundred
dollars, and what is moro, paid for It out oI
money saved from bis salary, this yoar.'
How does bis salary compare with yours ]:
He has only seven hundred dollars a
year, while have eight. Then our families
are the same each of US have two children
Yet l am afraid you don't save near ,ha,
amount
No. Iguess not. The fact is. if And
myself square at the end Of the year, think
myself lucky
And yet. John. said tho vito graveiy
it seems to me as If we ought to lay up
something
1t is easy enough to say that; but the
question ia, how are We going TO do it
There's Mary's music lessons at ten dollars
q quarter. That's the only way can think
Of and shouldn't want to stop those.
No, of course not but isn't there any
other way =
Not that know Of
Don't you shink. John. the little Incl
dental expenses cost more than you think
for =
Such as what ?
Cigars, ice.cream, oysters, the theatre,
and so on.'
They are mere trlhes,' said he careless.
Iy.
"A few cents each time. Pooh. they
would make precious little difference at the
end of the year,
You know there's an old proyerb--'Aiany
little makes mickle.'
'Pshaw /! lhate proverbs Besides. those
little things are of very little account. A
man doesn't feel the sum he pays out, and
# it ddn't 60 in one way il would in another.
How many cigars do you smoke daily 2
pursued his wife.
Three
And how much do you pay for them =
-Four cents apiece
That would make twelve cents
Not much in itself; bat multiplied by a
large number, it amounts to something
What are you driving at, wife 2
i am going to make proposition to you
Il am all attention.
You say you don't mind few cents q
day?
OF course not
Then ] propose that small boz be OBJ
tanned With slit in it, just like the childrens
tin savings boxos, only larger, and that for
every cent you spend for cigars, ice. cream,
theatres, or any sucn luxury, you deposit
an equal sum in the box.
John SteiSon laughed.
i dare say, he remarked 'it would bring
me out perfect Crossus at tho end of the
year.
Doyou agree asked the wife, with some
appearance of anxiety.
Yes, have no great objection, II you do.
sire 10, though acknowledge 1t seems a lit.
tie foolish aud childish
Never mind about that. have your
promise, and we'll try tho experiment for
one year. Ifis doesn't amount to enough
to make 10 40 object. then IL will be time to
give it ups
You must take all the trouble OF H. I
cannot engage to do anything about 70, or.
oept to furnish the money vbeu it Is called
for.'
That Ia oil ] require Of sou. But shall
expect yon to give 40 account every nigh. Of
all Won haye disburNed In thu vnva I .noLa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

A DISTINGUISHED Greek cavalry officer,
General Ypsilano, formerly chief Of cav
airy in the military service Of Greece, has
arrived in Washington, for the purpose Of
rendering his services TO our Government.
He brings a letter from Mr.. Adams, our
Minister in England to the Secretary OF
War, strongly recommending him to the
favor of the Government.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

To become a great man you must study
great men. A horse that lives on hay
could not get up an oat trot. to save bis
own life. Il is by coming in contact with
magnets that magnets sre made.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

TIE diameter Of Palas does not exceed
seventy nine miles. SO that an inhabitanl
Of that planet in one Of our new steam car.
riages. might 60 round the world in a few
hours.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

"MAMaA. viii JEFF. Davis @ 70
Heaven ,"
"Why. my dear. DO not know, I am
sure, whether be will or not"
"Well. mamma, I am sure Of cae thing
that II he does 60. George waShiagtua
won't speak 10 him u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

We have seen couple Of sisters who
had TO be told everything together, for
they were so near alike they couldn't bs
told apart.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

THEY whose Office il Is 20 teach others.
should be careful to study their own dtuy,
a. well As TO teach other people theirs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22
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A HORSE dealer describing used up
horse. said he looked as If he had been ed.
iting q county newspaper.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22

WHOLE NO. 6O7.
Operations Of Gen. Grants Armv,

WASHINGTON, MAY 9Th - The following
has been received al Headquarters
GRAND GULF, May ID, via. MEMPHIS
7h.-Major General Halleck, General.in-
Chief: We laded al Bowlingsburg, April
30th, moved Immediately on Port Gibson,
met the enemy, eleven thousand strong,
four miles south of Port Gibson, at 2
o'clock A. NJ, on the LIST and engaged
him all day routing him with the loss Of
many killed and 500 wounded. Our loss
was 100 killed and 500 wounded.
The enemy re,reated toward Vicksburg.
destroying the bridges over The two forks
Of the Bayou Pierce. These we're re-
built, and the pursuit has continued until
the present time.
Besides the heavy artillery at this place,
four field pieces were captured and some
stores, and the enemy were driven to de-
stroy many more.
The country is the most broken and
difficult 10 operate in Of any ever saw.
Our victory has been most complete,
and the enemy is most thoroughly de-
moralized. Very Respectfully,
U. S. GRANT.
Major. General Commanding.
GRAND GULF, Mss, May g.,
via CAIRO, May 8.
To General Halleck I'll learn that Col.
Grierson with his cavalry force has Just
been heard Of about ten days ago he
was in Northern Mississippi. He moved
from thence and struck the railroad some
thirty miles east OF jackson at point
called Newlon's Station. He then moved
from thence and struck the railroad some
thirty miles east Of Jackson al point
called Newton's Station. lie then moved
southwark towards Enterprise, and de-
msnded the surrender Of that place, and
gave three hours grace, during which
General LoriDg arrived.
| He left at once and moved toward
Hazel Hurst, on the New Orleans and
Jackson railroad. AT this point he tore
mp the track. Thence be passed TO Ba-
hama, ten miles further south on the same
road, and thence eastward on the Natcbez
road where he had fight with Wiert-
mans Cavalry. From this point he
moved back 10 the New Orleans and
Jackson railroad to Brook Haven, ten
miles south of Bahama, and when last
heard from he was three miles from Sum-
init, and was supposed TO be making his
way to Baton Rouge.
He had created great excitement
throughout the State. destroying rail-
roads, lressle works and bridges, burn
ing locomotives, railroad stations, &C.
They also took several prisoners and de-
stroyed stores of all kinds.
u. S. GRANT, ~ --
Major. Con oral Com m andinO
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
Nd6riMt

pirb tirrmtt ssgsben, bag bic llntsr,ti6nrtrn ale
grseaorru YOn Der SintsrInfsnI&aft bss pr'
nUrtsnrn 3 IN Ssmersr, lssbn BON DER
MIiOro SauniGip, 9tda Gauntp. anssTsa
roorren iinp. als Dirisnisen eatr rp:lte nod
an 5sIa9ts SinttrluHenfGaft l&ulpis iinc. wtr'
Osn tirrcur@ oufssfcrrert innrrbalb gGCGIn
lniurufcn uno ntSuts3ablen, - llnb SUlGe bic
aOA rGtmd6tse GOrNrunssn tatsn mSstn, liGb
Stsi&fauS stIu&t fUl6s tnnsrtaG6 bu bsIustm
3ist wcbltrfdti9t tinIutanttssn, an
geubsn g,uos !, Sem4'rer' tc4 er'ors.
Oft. IA, 1868, uo6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
Sfitce BON Say GDDfe,
Subfcriptipu I9'
SubtcrtpttcH A9ent,
Sst SrY gccfr unb Co.. 9auquiers $40. ia
Iio Ste StraBs, pbilaeelpbia.

Ssi Srs Gccfr unb Co.. 9auquisrs. $40. 114
idN Ste StraBs, PbiI"oelpbia.
Der untu,eidntts purbs pom S&abIstrstSr
anatI1ellt, ais SutIcrptiUnsass unb it ttrsit
Ioslsih bic
Neuen ;wanSi9 Sabren 6 proj. Scnoen
ucn ben guriris. Staaten auSSuiirtlsn, ssnannt
,8duf, 3wan,iser," rinISsbar nnd SsIiebsn Der
gleasrun9, mad Ssrlaul ppn Slbrfn. auttoD
rlirt tm6 cine Qftt trs GpnereiIts, ssntbmiet
5struar 25, 1862.
Die Coupon 9cnocn wsrbfn auserssbsn bon
$50 $780, $500 unb $1,000.
Die 8raiRsr SonOsn in Summsn BON $50,
StCO, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die iabrli6s SntsrsiIsn Der Yrc,. bsstnnen
am Sage he's 9InFaufs unp finb 3nbIbnr In 9'olo,
6altiGbrli6, unb brinesn aIIc na6 ben isbt9sn
@clps prdmisn, sd,t pre5cnt ldbrlib.
8nuVrr,, RauFsuts, Nc6anrS, @apitalifsn,
unb ale bic Gjelo ,u pslstrn tatrn, lcutn rtI"
IeE unp tersnfcu pab picIs Sonrm in S8irfli6'
frt ets nfts Wcrtaaar auf ale Gtientabnsn,
GanGlrn, 8antlcds unp St6utcttcn taftst, mic
auct ouf ris unaebeuar prctuttsn prn alrn 5as
trifrsGcn, etc. i'm Sdnte. unc raB h'nrsthenpe
Bcrfstrungsu aetrVffsn fnp idr tte SC,a1lune Der
,5ntcrriItr unb SaupIiammr tnrh 9uetCmjtus,
atcife. .StGmgs unr sIntsimiGtr 0tcrsnusn ma
den bisle 8Unesn bic
Seiten, meiIt Ucrtbtilbaftettsn uno meiit
pcpuldriten SuUeltment5 i'm Warft.
SatirrvtiCnm wtrpsn an y al In legal Stn>
GER 9lcifn pper Nrifn uup Gtsds ron Santsn
Die In YGllabdpta pur Fnp, uns'npmmcn. lit.
tTfarsitsr tK& bic YOf wsrrsn ptcTipte Sstie-
nuns srtaitsn, unb jsNe auStunit unO @rpIana.
hcnfn srgttsn, pfnn man in tirIsr Office Spr'
iprtt.
Gin binlGneIitsr @Ouai6 bon gontn tprresH
an Sant 9staitsn fir IcfprtiSs usbnIisfrruns.
Sab Gcote, gutkriptiCn:Nssnf.
0!Oplnibsr ~, 1862. nal5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
ll]o0,ene Bett=Bfnn6ets, 6ereits
GuC6 unO 6lumtgC Bett Gep=
nicfle

iittrtuet tab ibr barn faufsn irerbst
llnter,si6nrter pinIht aud gu temcttn, eaB
obBlci6 Ct ME In per Na6barl4nft Son anbrrn
prrdrttgsn gtabIiGrments g4plle rinlammelte, unr
er aud ni&t pinl6t loI&s gu Usrtldnsrn, raOur6
Dab sr elriH glnpsrn prablt baB bic in letnr sGpI=
lrnmanufaftur semahtrn artfsl ale anetrn In
oeism 2anbrstbeil tei reitsm iitcrtrrfrn, lG benz
nod bic 6unb16aft Der Nlirntaun 98plisnmiible,
isit rnter,si6nstsr btrIrIts inns bat, gang snOrm
permsbrts, unO Swar niGt nur aus Der Na&tar.
IGoft, GOnrsrn aud ni&t psnts aus brnahbartrn
Gauntiss, 70 bae auSesbsbnts SsrsrtBsrunsen unb
gfrmsbruns ber WaI6inrris jibrIi6 nUttpsnrts
unb pom llntsr;eidnsten angebratt wurtsn. llnp
npCm CT lrnsn Suneen bisrmit perbineliGli tanft,
ptnIGtr, 16 frrnrr A(Isn. wrldf lire gGplls mad
Der Qlsntaun 0ousnmarufatt brinstn, pabur6
ndBla Su MAIDEN, tab rr itnen aus ibrsr Dols
quite une IG5ns Stpfs fir SUnntass Ubsr S&aff.
tlsipr psrfsrtst, unp Spar 81 tilltasn YrsiIsn.-
Wsbrsrr quite bsimsrmaGts Stpffs, lcpie aud
Slnnfrts unb Jrppihs, wsrpsn gun 9utauf pOr1'
ttis ssbaltrn, an Der AGsniaun gGu[lsnmdtIe IiUs
lid pom Wnrfts Bisrrd an Der tIsintn 9sGa NO
Der srCbe SdUrnasin N, bet ..
6enrp 9abriel.
. S.-NCus wirb fets sstauft unp Der
sanabaUe Yrss tejublt 3. o.
glsntaun, Stunt "a, 1868. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
9tQ6rt1t

plro bitrmit sssstsn, rab bic lnisr,si6nsts ald
Abminiiiratrr SOn Der 9intnlailcni&aIt bsS StrI
lurtsntn % tam 8. Gtttn8er, l'btbtrI
von Der Staet ausntaun. Qt6a 6aunty. anisiel
pcrtm IL. GlIe Disjsnissn eaHsr, rsl3s nod
IN trIasts SintsrluTn16aft f&ulrsn, Fno btsmi
aufsefUrret Inntrbalb 6 Bc&sn anJhtufsn I'm
at,ubs,abItn, - llnb SCI&e bic nod rt6tmdetsH
aniprii6r an bIsislbs 81 MAIDEN tatrn, iino sItd
fatIs nIuat IplGs innetalb rn ndnItAsn Sci
moi lbshatiat sInjutGnbi9en an
ytcbetta 9. Gttin9er, Nom trIr.
Geptrmter % 1868. ra6i
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
MQent1utl Nfd6emte.

Das Spdtja0rs- -Sermin BAT lsinsn @nfans &c.
npmmen am WCntdg ben 81. Nu9uft.
3Sslinss wsrbtn ;u ir9np sirr 3sit dn8rnpm'
men unb bssotlsn nur BON Der 3eit ba lir eintres
ten.
primary per gierteI, 81 90
@ewBtnIiGs GnSliI6e 3wase, $500
SSGHs. 0atsiniGGe unp @rsGiihs, jebs 5Gas
Ter SuIdbliH. &stns psites Sersdtuns ptrb
ssfOrpsrt fir mstr aIs 3pst rirlcr 3psisrn.
Ertra.
grun,GFI8e 50 90
WuFf, 10 90
Sir Den @straua trs YtanOS fir lletuns 90
3eihnsn. 2 90
Scurrune fir ben gDirter, rs
Gintse 3bslinse perbsn In Der SamiIie bee
prin;ipals an9Cnpmmrn unD ;tpar an $40 per
gisrtel fir 8oarbins, @aI6rn unb llnterri6t in
uGsn 3resen, nit Iuenatmr BON Mu1t unt
3e6usn.
8esabtuns frttt gum 9craus. Gin tiliser
2b3us fir AtpsIen9sit, Our6 anbnltenbs &ran!bsit
mirS 9eliattst.
:. II. Gregory, principal.
Nu9uI 49, 1868. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04

Die noblfellen S1ncloCrmeIiter,
@Ses9er tttS SsutGtrs
IA NaGsn trm Yublitum bic an,stst. bab
fr ibrrn pCtlftiIsn SltibrrRUtr fOrtfss.n ar
-n SO. 33, Sas SamiltUn Strabr, adsntuun
erabs nttsn BEN 8cputIitansr. 9u&RU6r, irO fl
non 5aa 81 Gag nsut Daaren nufpad'n unb BE-
rsit liuo bsm pntliFum auf bic allsrttfe gesIt
,u bisnsn. Sbr Scrratb bon
6leibcrffDffen
fam niht ii6ertrOfsn pubsn unb beItsbt aus al
len 9Irtsn bic man fir 86dc, 5CIsn, sGsRsi aat
dnben Dngsn trauGt. - Sis wcrtsn earlul
vrrartsitsn unb tfftdnbis aul Sanb baitsn al
Artsn
Sertt9e &leiSer.
bdurrbaft aus bem bsisn WatrriaI esra6t, aud
Sempt, Collars, Saf6sntiidrr Il. {. IL. un0 allri
tpirb m5aIiaf WUblfsII pTfauft.
R1;uSeu.2Irbcit
pirb 1fntff, gut UNI biGis perrifttt, unS ea nun
quite grGsitsr gfbal.tn prorn, fam man Iih aud
auf quite unb palirncr Qrtrit psrlaIsn. Durt
quite Ssptnuns boffen iIs Ssbtrmnnn 6rfretlarr
tSnnsn. Jtufst an
t7stban t1Jcb9er, Tilsbman Osman.
SsptsmbFr 9, 1858, Hqt9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04

pGrtiscS Gfcrtsmsnt III sin Ietr srrets. - erEeer
alS il unO er fam fir rcfen Site tiir8rn, bn
puiicIte untsr fsiner st8snsn auftGt tur6 bic
bsttn @rbeitsr aufSsma6t mprbtn 1T unb bic
9rdbs bic rr fir feline artisl fcrtsrt, rrrNsn alIc
btaie 9cfunoen percer.
Olan ruft an unb urttrils fir fh IsItl-unt
er tufft, bur6 btatSe 9rribs, quite Srbisruns unb
quite 0aarsn immsrbin, NIT iensm qntteil Der
@unf peS Yublifums trrbrt su perbrn.
Reuben Sie0er.
Glsntaun, 3sb. tS, 1868. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
l1adriht OH Danrrn !

gGir linb tersit, tpie sep5tnli5, 10 llrns
81 d ter fir Saurn urp Qneere BON itrrr eiles
nsn Up0e, fir Wanner., 8natens unt 5raurn.
SraGt gu fatri;ren, tsRrbtnO aus
Gafimeren, SlaneQcn, @arn, etc., etc.
llnIrt g8aarsn fnb 1Gnmtli6 NIT gan, nruer
WaiGtnertsn BON ben lebtrn uno msil an9snom.
mtnsn 9tinsn perfrtiat, unb bic rtIfIsn unb
Oaurrnfen 6artsn In fi4 faiitnb, iinb btrlslts IN
isbT Stnli6t 0prjii 8 | de ats irasnb an.
rsrer @iitsr bic In bic Ism 5tste brs Qanrte per.
fsrtist ptrbrn. . Saurrn finten liets tri uns
Elm src6ss @iTortimsnt ron g8aarsn, bic ~ itrem
@rtraufe bersittt Fnp, wsIfe rpir fir gGCQe In
ctnt8T Auontitdt unb 1T trgcnb eirfr Sabre,sit
austauI6en wsrten, unb immer ben ID acn
Drets Il r % q frtauten Der i'm Wart.
ts erbatrn ptrten lam. 98ir taufen tsilinrte
gBOls fir SaarBelO unO 8aurrn une g9olcr;ru'
scr weTren IS 1rts iu ibrsm Snttrahs finbsn,
wmn lie ibrs g8pls az unIsre Mab!m trluarn,
cte iie hteislbs Ionfwp re'taufen.
@ir SrrT&un srfs RIaiIr QlrttIt an tIfii3en
prsiisn. @srjnsun8en 6 d.
QrestGnii.
9epi6 Noiter'S SGDne.
SsttIsBsm, Stunt 10, 1868. nalM
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04

aarr Artrn StabIr,
ais S6uufslfdbte Bon ben
tIrinftcn tIs iu fen srB6tsn.
Gufiirn Stiibls, Gansfb'
Stiibls, ssipGbnli6r Stdtle,
Ssttrs5, 70 wie ale 2I.tsn
&inhsr StiibIe' auf Sanb
hnlten fnirh. - Grin nene,, :.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
9ett If Gnre Brit !!
Neslbess SiseeeF,

StubIntabrr in Der Stabt 9lltrntoun,
8soieut it& Oitier @slsssntsit Isinrn 5reun
cea, 05nnrrn unp pem pubIisum titerbaupt Die
gn,rtss gu MAIDEN, rae or bas Stutlmaher.gs
daft imu,sr nod, fOrttetrsibt uno ,mar in Der
lBrf SdmltCn' Strabe, Dem aItsn StanbplaBc,
uno rsm pCitamt Ssrups srssndtsr--a -alipr er ,u
alien 3sitrn elm SCGRdnbt9se enforcement
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-04
-IrDreQ, Smitb nn6 60.
Das ii eine neat -}irma,

NIB sm bic 5irma SrCrsu unb Smitb Srn
M Gtarlss &sd ale partnsr aufssncmmtn bat
I'M bas 20 80
8auImnnns S6neiber 9eIhGft So
su tttrstbrn. Gle babtn ii& In brr Samiltpn
Stra6f, stIiGe Sbdrsn Oberbalb Der Se6asn, st-
nsn IGGnsn, grrBsn nsurn Stru ensuihtst, MEL
DER trprsb fir bislsn 3rtd sstaut wuret, unb ba
babsn lie sinsn alssmeinsn
Stpd Serblt @aaren .rs
fir i0e &untm sInssIsst, unb fs srfaufen bls>
Islbsn 70 pOtlfsI, trsnn. nttt wctlfeilsr. rts tr"
ssno elm Saus In @lIsntaun. SBtr sinsn I&Snen
unb sutsn E.. ... ... ..
8rf, SpIrn, Weite, llnterbpien, Sents
ben, Striimpfe, SalStiiher, SpIens
trigger, oanbidube, SpaSier~
itBde, llmbrellen &C.
ta6sn ipl1, icGt, bm&ous ni6t SrssHsn an bie>
fem 8Ieipsrfors uusurufsn, sbs sr IcnRfpO tauft.
Terti8e GIetber
ta6n mir stnsn erCssn gSuaIt duf Snnb, ron
isbsr Qrt, bic asbrauht wrpfn, bsicnptrs quite,
farfs fir S6uffIsuts.
8Ieiber auf SriteaunS
psrSm NIT Der srS6tm SOrsfalt psrftrtiSt unb
Elm outer ,6it'' earantirt, rrrr fsin Sertauf.-
8ufst an unb IsbFt unb priifst fir suh Irlbf.-
gDr Tno alls prattilhs S6nsior pom Sieltdbrtser
grfatruns. une pa tSnnsn mir sdh bsSsnsn tu
sllrem Scrttsil. -...
sAarOn GrurrN, Peter Smith,
Charles 9rh.
| N1sntdun, SGpt. 9, 1868. na-
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NQCntDiD1t 81nf.

SIlcutcipn S1ne, 20. SUM, 1868.
gafTi6t ii trmit sesctsn, pn6 bsi Der @sItb.
9etuns BON 9snnl9lYanicn In trrrn nGtIer Si.
sung um cine Snmetruns bts Capitals Der trIaa.
ten Sanf auf 5000. 900. gu bsm rur& BEN aeeen.
wart5fn Gbartrr autcriiirtm 9stragc, uno rtcn,
70 tim cine SerlGn9rruns pss CHARTERS tfIaatrr
Sont auf 20 Satrr, pom gIblaufr trS iebarn
CHARTERS an8srsdnet, naGSriutt psrcrn mrp.
SIN Outrage res OirttCriumS:
Gbas. 9S. Cooper, @aflirer.
Suli /. ro6W
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Tic
6 SrOSenat S0uSem

cer VGfcinl9ffn Sthafen.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
Dtsis 8anbr finO au59eRsat ouf autUritat
elmer Ntte bss Gcusrsiies ter grrsnsten Staa,
ten, paiiirt ttn 25fen 5strudr 1862. Sis iptrs
cn tcensBen 6iinf' 3wanji8 . d n.
Der 9enannt wsil fs in Spon;t Sl6rsn
;atitar iinc, bic NSajnun9 ll6 ater has 8iht
pOrtftGIt. bisisItsn na6 8nlauf Don ftinf Sa6rcn
81 bG Giblsn. NIT 6 YrcSfnt SntrflICn, ,abtbar
an itcn Nlat unO am lien g!crfmtrr irosn
Sabrts. 9erem Sanpe fnO bic gelE,ecn Sou.
pcnS anacbGnat, unb man bat. nam man Irine
5nterein Sisbsn mill, Bios Die ialibsn Coupons
at'ufhntiem unb bisIetsn an irgcnO einem
Sant 6aufr Oosr Sdotns Sn1itutc rn,ureifm,
no Nis Sn!ersiTsn Ubnc Qtlug tsjabtt wnrsn.
E9r Snbm bic llnttri6rebrntn aIS autorilIrte
Gasntsn Der Rraieuns ansricGt Rnb fir tCn
9nfduf biCirr 8luosr, 70 linO bisielten ;a batrn
in ntm Saut Sauie ron g8. 8. 8Iumel
6 o., Icws In Der D me 5aSina
3 ant in Qlsntaun. gBttterr Quefunft rr.
tbrilrn bic gBsntsn.
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0tptbr, bIaue, 9rlbr, griins
anb l6war,s 5ar6s, gum fdrbsn vcn gBCnr 8aunr
pcls, 9snpano uno Ssipr, ~ babfn bel
s. g. Wc1er, 2tpotDefer.
Dian fam In WOItr's Qpottstt r o t 8 g8Ol.
len unc Scibsn;rus Trbtn, rrltts NIT Ubisrr
5arts stfdrtt wOrrsn ID.
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ptrs htsrmtt 8'9rbsn, ba6 bic tlntrssiGnflen alt
Nemtntlratorsn BON Der SintrInilnlGaft rse
Stritortsnsn 5 Sran3ts $. stOntr, lett.
BIN oon Der StnSt alIrntdun, Ss6a Gauntp, aras.
Htut wOresn ftno. Aae Direnisr babsr, irsifs
moo an bsIasts 5intulafmlGnft I&ulSia Rnb,
wtresn bisrrurh aufssfcrpst inntrbalb BCdSsn
anjuruf'n uno abjubt3obItn, - llno Sclds bic
nO6 u6tmSeiss gniprd6s AZ a6sn baben, MFR,
ben ssihfalls rrfu&t ibrs 8s&nunssn tnusrtalb
sH b'lOsten 3sIt UOtItsidtist stnsubanSissn, an
Sobn albright, J o,s...
Gmma ". ~. @eiOner, @0m 0Fe'
SstUtsr z, 1868. no6m
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potaCbG uno 8albs SOon, pis GL6
|frtiss eapi! gum SGfsfobcn. ~ BADEN bel
Z. =. f1IeGer, gpptbrtT.