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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

A droveri in Cincinnati dropped roll
of money containing s400, in grcenbacks,
few days ago, which cow in his drove,
picked up and swallowed. The animal
was killed, the mass of bills taken from
her stomach and cleaned, but only $lS6
out of the $400 were recovered in fit con-
ditiOn to use
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

Our Democratic friends having failed
to convince the people that it is the duty
of the North to sue for peace, let them
now try to convince the South that they
ought to do it. That path to peace
might be trod with safety. 1t would res
tore harmony in thirty days.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

Papers in various parts of the country
are noticing the recent fall of snow. The
northern counties Of the State received
quite heavy instalment on the 18th inst
Sleighs appeared in Hartford, Conn, and
aud the stages from Norfolk'to Winsted
went through on runners, and were seve
raj times capsized by drifts.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

nTAs the Presidential majorities are
now reported, change of 25,OoO votes In
the States giving Lincoln the smallest
maiorities would elect Mcclellan, but his
party would still be in a minority OF some
25O.OOO. 1t is also worthy of note that i
the entire South had voted for Gen. McClel
Ian he would still lack 20 votes of an cleo
ton
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

o. The Eastern papers speak OF there
having been no opposition TO the Lincoln and
johnson ticket in Western Virginia. Sucf
was not the case. A Mcclellan electora
ticket was in the field, headed by u. w
Sumner. The reterns show an overwheim
ing majority. Every county, Wetzel excep
ted. went for Lincoln.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

During the present campaign in the
Shenandoah VallyeJ, the first Cavalry
Division commanded by Gen. Merritt has
captured IA battle flags, 20 pieces of ar
tillery, Is caisous, 100 wagons and am
balances, and 1000 prisoners of War in
Guiding 122 commissioned officers. Since
the first of May, the commaned has cap
tured 5000 prisoners of war.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

Two of the trees in the mammoth grove
in California, each measuring thirty feet
in diameter, have been named respective
ly "John Bright" and Richard Golden, :"
and tablets with their names placed upon
them
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
CEYES

A Reverend Gentleman having been re-
stored to health in a few days, after under
going all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty TO communicate
to his afflicted fellow creatures the means Of
cure. Hence, on the receipt ofars addressed
envelope, he will send (free) copy ef the.
prescription used. Direct to DR.. John NJ
Yagnall, l66 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Now
Dork ......-..
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

A French soldier recently went to q
Paris exhibition, and wished to enter at
half price because he had but one eye.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

At ball in Virginia City, y. T., a
man kissed a pretty girl and was immedia-
tely stabbed dead by her brother for it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

Late Paris fashions represent the ladies
wearing coat tails yard long,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

The ''Little Mack" "-erels are rather
salty Just now, and we fear their Salt
River voyage under the Grave-digger Of
the Chickahominy won't frcshcn them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

The American residents of Buenos
Ayres have raised $4,000 in gold for the
Sanitary Commission of the United States
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

The recent elections have placed a two
thirds Union majorityin the next Con
gress, beyond question. 140 Union tc
Al Democrats.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Official Vote at the October Election

Harrisburg. Nov. 10, 1864.
The following is the official report of the
vote of the State at the October election
1t includes the Home and Soldiers vote:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-24

I-agalnSt OTant s, Sherman S, OneTrlQ2n
and all others on the same side of the
question but not battle have you yet
done against the armies in the Rebel SER
vice, or against their cause And what
in all this, Squire, have you to boast OF
more than the Rebels have? They too
fought our money powers, our officers and
agents, our banking interests. our compa-
nies and monopolies, our preachers and
our armies, so that you are not whit be-
hind them, save in the manliness they
exhibited in doing openly against the go
vernment, precisely what you attempted
to do under the speeious pretext of exalt-
ed love for it And for what, Squire
was this similitude between the Democ-
racy and the Rebels maintained? The
Rebels pretend, and they have the evi,
dence of bravery on many hard fought
battlefield to sustain the pretense, that
that they are fighting for nationality
But what Squire are you fighting for 2
1t cannot be for these, for you have il
to greater extent than were ever be-
fore enjoyed by people. The conclusion
is, therefore, involuntarily forced upon us
that you are willing the Constitution and
Laws should be trampled in the dust, and
the Government be destroyed-willins
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4us Dem @9cuanOnabtbale.
Glpcria's Gisg befdtist.
@ter &anoneu aber 5OOGes
angene erpbert.
9ie giebenem it's 0iebirac aetriebem.

%tS @keOSuSh Nv y VGutCYC SeStleDeUs
Sn g~8aibington finb Superldilige 9la6ri9ten
eingelaufer, tpel6e ben BON Sen. IperiQ am
Wlontag bel 0topreielo, 8a., Iber Die 8ebeqen
unter McGaaslano unO Spbnipn, (Oieielber, Die
Gbambersburg nieoerbrannten errungenen Sieg
ppltommen beitdtigen. zsa
MperiQ bolte oielelben bel Wlpprefelo elm,
9rff tie an uno idlug iie ppQtOmmen in Die
6lu6t. ST nobm 500 @efangene, oarun-
ter General Spbnipn, wel6er iebp9 mieoer ent=
l6liipfte ferner leinen ganSen Stab lalnmt Der
SABINE bes !6ouptquartiers, Die ganse Qlrtilerie,
Na9en5l9e ltno 6abnen uno cine grpbe Quar@
tjtdt tleiner @uifen. McGauSlanb rettete ii6
ms @ebirae.
NperiI ~perfpIgte Die Sliebeneen nod "a Mlei-
len tpeiter uno nabn1 NOD p:ele 9fa65l9ler GEE
fan9en. Sem gamer @erluit betrug Z damn.
.9ie Serfpl9ung ipurOe erit aufgeseben, als Die
Bferoe Su ermattet poren, nm mob bis ms
@ebir9e pprorin9en gu t6nnen. sal
0edbcrcs iiber 0lncria's giea.
9ie 3abl Der erpberten &anUnen betrd9t 4,
ale, mel6e Die Hebellen baielbIt batten. Nlz
Berbem nubm g(periI 42O @efangene, Obne Die
pielen 9ta6Si9ler, Die er ipdter nod ppn Der
8erfcl9ung mitbra9te. Sen. Sobnlpn befano
li4 e~benfulls inter ben Gefan9enen; Niemanp
fannie ibn, ba er fein glbjei9en trug uno 70 lit
er auf unertldrlide @eiie aud oa8 speite MaE
ieiner @efangeni6aft entl4llpft. ,fs 4-
SSesnabme eines Ofcbenemtrains.
Nn bemielben Sage muroe in Der gidbe BON
9lloie Elm unter COMMANDO zines Der &tn6elpe8
ltebenoer 8asentrain we9genOmmen. Wian
bate erfabren, baB Die 9febclen einen She'll
ibrer nit 9faub belaoenen @agen pom 9aupt=
corps beta2irt u1b in 5llider &iatung 9el6idt
batten, moielbit ibnen gu glei6er 3eit cine 9b@
tbellung nuionscapaIerie sefOl9t mar, mel6c
icppd anfdnglt6 nidt fart senltg tpar, TIN ben
&f aufnehmen HI t0nnen. @lidliAer 8eiie
trofen tie BET Nlple auf cine aus 60 Wtann perrz
benpe Streifpartbie ~ualerer eigenen 2eute, unter
COMMANDO pOn Capt. 8lib, ~pereinigten iid nit
ibnen, sriffen Die &ebelen an uno nabmen 25
nit Getraipe belaoene QSasen meg.
Mfcbr G5cfansene.
lieutenant S. 80. 9renner nit elmer Nbtbetz
lung oeS /. &ests. Some brigade fam bon
6arperS Serrp bier an uno bra9te Ga Gebelz
lengefaneene init, parunter 1 Ganitdn unO 2
2i%eutenantS. Sic batten CUR S%npulipnsarmee
eeb6rt uno muroen an perl9ieoenen 8ldBen
Warplano5 g~efangen 9encmmen. Oberit Sn=
graham ididte ie IdmmtIi3 nab benz alien
Capitol.
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Mn,crif aniftbe 9ladbridbten.
@sneraI.maipr Suen.

Son Carlos 8ueu, Der sipeiielbuite 6elD pon
&entudp, lit enolid 10 %anitdnbig seweien, ieinen
@ebulta als @eneral<M aior nidt mebr 81 Sie6en,
enoli6, buS beibt, nadoem er bereits 2 Sabre
fir rtdtS uuO mieoer ni9tS 1000 Dollars jdbr=
lib aus Der 8unbesfaHe 5og, blpB fit Die Gbre,
bic er ben Ser. Staaten ontbat, ieinen 9lanen
.auf beren 3ablan9sliiten inter Der Habrit
y General Wt0iOr 81. g." fteben gu laIen. +
Wem>D urt, %. Aus. 9ie Gigarrenfabri=
taaten fino seitern i'm gitorhsus suiammengez
fpmmen, Inn Die gusfidten ibres GeperbeS
unter Dem neuen Steuer9eieb in Grtpdauna al
sieben. Gs bate ii6 cine 5ablreide @erlammz
lung ein9efunoen. !6err S. s. See fibrte ben
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Ser permIffcnbe arico.

Sin Correspondent Der ygaibpiae llniun",
pcblbetannt nit Der He9ipn, bur9 trel6e DER
4rie9S5ug Des Sen. Sherman se9ansen, i6reibt
Gber Die 8erbeerungen oes &rieges baieIb1t:
n8On Chattanooga big Wtarietta bietet iih
Dem Muge Elm nnunterbrp6eaeS @emdloe Der
3eritDrung uno bes GlenoS oar. 9ie StIdt=
hinge aus r~uinirten 96rfern Doer BON per0beten
Seloern iuden in ben Wergen Sdub unb Dbl
baA. 8eplunberte Stdote, nisoerqebrannte
Sleden, Oecimirte 8ep6lteran9en iin0 8epeiie
fir Die fur6tbare Sdulo, bic auf Oenen laitet,
lpelhe biele nidtSwurOige, srunoGuIe 8ebellipn
an9eitiftet baben. Ser san3en lan9en Seer
itraBe ertlang it6Bt man auf ausgeoebnte 0eiz
aenfeloer, in welde feline Si6el fummen miro.
grntert, bic binreiden ~ipiroen, balb Stem, Gnaz
lamb gu nnterbalten, miifen aug Wanqel an
4rbeitern 5u @runOe 9eben. $50 EI 1 T
Sine ~i6Onun9sIOie GOnltriptiDn bat Die Giz
sentbimer in bic 3ebelenarmee getrieben, wdb=
renc bic S6marsen tpeiter Iaoli6 oeldidt NOR
Den limb. SD babe in bieier Geoeno Elm leb.
bates unO i3mer5li@e8 Bib BON ben @rdueIr
oeS Srieges in mid ouinebmen mliIen. Sc,
gauge 2ancftri6 1T Nutbe fir Rutbe faIt eli
Sdlo6tfelo, lber OaS belize Arneen mar1dir
fnb. Sn ieoem Ort trasen Die Ofentli6el
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blge1. Wir perlangen nlr, oaB Die @egierun9
biefelbe ben Quoten Der Staten bel Dem lebten
NufgebOt creoitirt unO lie belraffnet, equipirt
nno perpflegt pie anoere Sreiwillige.
gGir pifien, oab na6 all9emeiner Negel ge9
mi6tige Gintpdnoe %eriltiren, gegen Nntperbung
elmer Wta6t, Die MIR 5I acknowledging per-
penoet iperpen fol-; mir balten iebo6 bteen
9ienit flr cine 9lu&nabme lno BEN Sdub un@
Ierer @ren5e fir national pidtig, 8alO naA
benz NusbruG Der 9tebeliDn %erfannte Die 9iegte@
rung Die Ni6ti9teit pes S4ubes Der @ren5s
region am pberen BOtomoc all uno SON. Srarz
Gig Sbpn1a8 pDn N(drDlanO wurbe outori1irt,
oaSu bret ~Gegimenter e%in5umuitern, Die jeoo6
ipdter an0ersmo pernenoet puroer.
9ie 9iotbpenoi9feit Oa8u lit iebt 10 auqe1=
i6einli6 9ewproen, baB mir Sbre Grrellens
b%ringeno eriu6en, auf unleren Gprldlas ein3uz
9eben ,lno mir iperoen ipfprt Die betreifeaoe
SOrce %auf6ringen."
81. SO. 8rabfprb.
81. 8. Curtin. b.
.9ar0uf erfOl9te II ant 1. Au9uIt fOl9enbe
Nntport pom General gbjutanten:
Bur Nntpprt auf SIREN 8rief bin i6 beauf=
tro9t pom &rie9sietretdr, initSutbeilen. DAP Sbr
8ori6lag in 8etradt ge5p9en pprOen, aber
ni6t 9enebmigt meroen lam; per9lei6e GOns
9rebatte pom 13. Sebr. 1862 uno General
Orpre go. IS, 1862.
SbOmas 81. &inceut,
Nf. Sen. NDj.
gGie man oaS Muf9ebOt BON 9unOertz3ags
2euten nit oieier 9lblebnung p~ereinen fam, lit
iAiper gu begreifen. ee
Quf Griuden BON 8iir9ern III ben 8renSz
Counties tpurOe BON Sen. @oub Dem &rie9s=
Setretdr f~cl9enoer 8orldlag gena6t:
r8dbreno Der lebten SnpaliDn in Wtarplano
ridten Die Burger BON @bamberSburg aus, I'M
nit ben paar Soloaten bolelbit Die Sta0t geger
Die GebeQen gu balten !; 500 Burger pon Oort
pbne Barteiunteri6ieo ritdten f~reitplIlig beipaff-
net aus uno beIebten Die 8riiden en- Der ytcrb.
Gentralbabn. Die Burger Der GrenSitaaten
5eigen, Dab lte be9reifen, mie Ginisfeit ibnen
Maht 9eaen getpGbnli6e Naioers" sibt.
@ini6lieBeno Elm 8rief an ben Gpupernerr
uno nit beien @~enebmigung, b~etreffeno 6ormli=
rung zines Corps aus ben 6 @ren5<@punties.
Wenn bprt 10000 damn pr9aniiirt tperoen
%f6nnten, pilrOe bus S6ub nno Gertrauen ge@
ipdbren, 9as 8plt 1T oaflr uno Der gteoiez
rung miro eS nur pprtbeilbaft fem, fpeBpegen
i'd e%mpfeble, oaB Oas &rie9soeportement Die
8eDe9ung ermltbigt our6 Nusgebeu BON Unit
formen."
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Eele9rapbtfdoe SCacDrtcDten.
9~Sertdtet fir BEN 9SoItfmpre JSe6pr.
Ncnrrcs nnf1 5arrisburo.
~SMiammentritt Der Geietscbmns. Die 6rase mes
gen Ucrtbeibigung btS StaatcS.

tIASAstA y ~ OfN1N ~
gen OcrtbsibisMng Dos StaGtcS.
81 9arriSburg, 8. Nug. Sour oenig Aufs
resung bradte oieSmal Der 3uIammentritt unz
ierer @eiet9ebung nit li6 mir ieben unlere
Geleb9eber 10 oft, baB ibr Grideinen nur geringe
Senlatipn erre9t. Giele Der 9ieprdientanten
bebaleril, eab fein 0lili5seieb porber 9enebnligt
wprben, pur6 pel6e5 gerfabren ii6 @iele in
ben Nugen bes &Olfs geldobet baben. ga6oeis
@ouperteur Curtin Ger perI6ieoenen @orfdQe in
leiner 8Otl6aft sepa6t unb AUDI Die gtDtblei=
oenben in GbamberSbur9 Dem aIlgemeiren Woblz
pollen unO Der frdftisiten llnterltibun9 empIObz
len bate, fahrt er fost -
vMm 5. g(u9uit mar cine ltarfe 9ebslIenz
ma4t III WarplanO &C, ~weBpe9en i6 10000
damn Mili; sum 56ut beS States aufbct.
Sic puroen auf Soften Der Ser. Staten be-
maffnet, transportirt uno pcrpfle9t /; ober ha
feline 8eltimmlng besiigli6 2Gbnung beitebt,
weroen Sic cine 8erpiIli9ung MAIDEN %nriiilen,
penn Sic bas gufgebpt biaigep. ga i6 es
lflr 9fli6t Der 8unoesre9ierung balte, saS GOli
ppn 8ennlp[panien uno Marplans 9eniigent
III 7ihiben bur6 Die 8ertbeioisun9Slinie be&
@ptomae, ididte i'd serneiuiam nit GOuuer-
rteur BRADFORD ron Wtarpldro tolgettoe1 9rlel
an ben 9rdioenten, Datirt pOn NnnappliS, Der
21. Suli 1864: sra
r.Wtein 6err! 9ie wieberbplten ginIdle Ibel
ben 8otpmae BON &ebelen Nbtbeilungen uni
Der S6aben, ben lie anridten, bat baS Sol
BON Ndrplano unb 8ernIplpanien an ienen
SluB i6per b~etrofIen uno Giele beppn, mi
man slaubt, als einsise 0tettung in Der 3ufunf
ippr iolden gerluiten, seben ernitli6 oamit nm
ibre 6eimatb su p%erluiIen uno na6 benz Nproel
su 5ieben.
IS i6eint uns loipObl aus ~lptalen, wie al.
aIlqemeinen @riinoen bic Siderbeit bieier Gren5
LIME 10 ipidtig, oaB ie cine beiOnoere 9ut ourd
einen She'll Ioer atationalmadt redtfertlst I'm
lperlon9t.
Ser 9otomac tann bel setp0bnIinem Bai
~|ierItcno nur bel S pper 6 Surtben poiiirt wer
ben, uno wir ldlaser ppr, cine Sreimilliser
ma1t aus uniern Staaten ein3umnltern, binrei
l@enO, INT bieielben binter S9an5en gu pertbei
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@ebdupe oDer Die mebr berpOrftebencen prts
patgebduOe Die Spuren BON auge(u, 8cmben
ODER 5euer, Sa o%ieielben balO als 9auptqrtarS
tier, balo al8 Depot &C. perpenbet iporoen, wd@
rem lie notiirlid AUDI cine !6auptSieIideibe fir
oas 5erltDrenbe @ei6ob pber ben 8euerbr0no'
Sn ptelen 6dqen lift eS ben air6en nidt beller
ersan9en. Sic SenSen. iino iiberdIl 5@erltnrt,
unO man6er einSeln g~eIegene 9anollb lleat N
Srimmern. Wiebr ais allies 9lnoere Tdllt ober
auf buncert Nleilen Gritrefun9 Die 9dn5llbe
Nbpelenbeit pom jlngen Didnnern uuO Wdn<
nern i'm mittleren Sitter aGf. f-i1
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1tnterititSun9 riir olc y1otbleiocuoen INT
Sbdmber8bMrQ.

Die DfentltGe Wleinune TT surd bic erDBe Nott nufnerf
Jam seraaIt prrber, wsl6e turG has Wtebertrennen pm
Johannesburg burdt bic &ebeuen h~erbeiee fItrt murbe, mp
uber ESQ Sauier Oerbrannteu unb ub9r 2500 Qerfcnen pt.
ta6lrS purpe !. Nian brau3t iieIes trdurtse Bib nttt peis
ter aus;umalet, UNI an bic Ssmrotteen unIe1er .braSen
Burger arpeutrerts u birfen. baMit fe telfsn.
Die Gbrthl. @CmmiiFrn Rat ntGt bic GrCibett, igsenS Deis
den 8 bell TIRES Spnes gu fciden 3rete oerrenten 4 | Slrs
fen, pbsleiG etenaIs bfe SeDSiteruns Gbambersb1res aud
etne Satr gum Pefen Ter Gtrifl %@rmmifFpn d~teetaIten,
nobel lie ater $500 aufbrd6ten bod 6ur6 bic Serfbtetenen
&nIpru6e an uns lnb lniere 8incn5en febr eefbwddt pcr-
ben. Gtei6wrbl 1T es infer QEunl9, ans eNBubiettn, un
nufsrn lrsaien Ha@tart gu belen, ipel0e ieBt b~etnidtbleS
fab unh t~peilretie fetnen pennu beNten. gu eteiem 2pede
baten MIR cine SubfcripttOnslife AMI uniersr Sffios. So II
%. Naltimpre Ctr, etniee Tburen RON @apfr, ~aufseiest,
nm bic llneladli6en 3u untertubeu. %Qe 8strase werpen
iriprt on @eu. Or. 9 U. Ttl6er unb NeS. @r Gabts bon
.Gbambersburs abse lbidt perterJ nm an iplhe Sertbrilt su
.Mereen, melhe am nnetfen Der lnterfubunS bseurfttg linb,
gDir baben i6rn $50 fur pieien 3pef prn Mrs. u. StncCIn
phelps emp angen.
g.. G. Griffin,
(aue3S) Npriber Der II. G. q. 6.
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BUR Ylatbriebt fir bic AZ. gSarS.

Die Burger Der IA. g8nrb wsrben tterIntt bsna6ri6ttef,
baB an naGbendnnten @iosen Bidder ~aufselest rcrben fnb,
UNI SubFrtpttpnen iIr etnen 6pnb ent5egen5 ~uuebrten, nm
Wtann oIfSubttn9en:
Srn. @utott's DrueRDre. SS@de 9ertu8tpn anb ptnear,
SO. Bpmers II SpnS, 406 Uef GoIttnpiehr.
6rn Sober, SW@te 2ertuatSn unb Grsmpntft.
6rn. Bland, AL Weh 8altimpreNr.
9rn NWea Ieps @tearrenftcre, NS@Ge 5rempnt u. Bal
ttuptefr.
9rn. SCrbpn Stabler. Grpcsr, 9onbarb nabe @reenar.
9arait ttele Organization 3n Stdnte TONNE, TT Is b5hh
npttpenfi9 bag ieter 8epcbner stefer QSarb iretgebtg 1u benz
~berusten Spnb ~beineuert, ~5umaltet ihneuem unb enereiIbem
Santeln bic Quota Iei6t auf5stra6t nnb tie @arb fret rer-
ben fdHE. +"
Mue 9ieientsen, welde ni4t ~betReuern, t6nnen tein g,ene-
fit pom bteier Specialization ~eenteten. Burger btekr QDarb
Rub ~ersebenit erfu9t, Der re9elnta6teen Ser Iantmlune ieren
Mtrttnp6 Nbenb I'm 8 Ebr In CHINA 9ol trtSurrbnen.
l2SiI lQEiaIl
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Die Tn1lt Span3jgCr Obligationen.
Ste elrOpdti9e gOit ebm 90, ., Yits, per
eltp Of Ntan6eiter bat wieoer 10 grobe 0rores
fir SUM- 3wan5i9er sebradt, pab bis gum
S6luB Der Sribb6rle i~uccellipe 100 unO lpdter
losor 1O9a nnO pariiber besablt perOen muBte,
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Muicba lnieSer maize Tairfag.
&ebetten pm aperiu 8
f9lagen.

Sferse unp G,cfansenc erObert. - Scr Seir'S siebi
fId, inS GebirSe.
Stem gort 10. @ugut. WfOlebp madte
qeitern wieoerum iein Grldeinen in SairTar
Guuntp, ca er int SbenanOpubtbal nidt mebr
nptbwenoig gu fem i6ien. q
Sine Spe5ialpepei6e an Die Stem OOrt Srll
bune Iagt; Sen. Mperiq grill Die oereini9ten
Streittrdfte McGauSlano's, SObnlOn'S nno @il
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Sauptquarfier oeS Il. 0Isarb Draft
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The New York herald., 1864-04-08

1,O LET-lN WILLIAMSBURG, THE THREE STORY
basement and nndcr cellar brisk House. with wooden
addition No 81 Ramssn between Lormer and Leon
Rent 43 Cas- water IN the yard wallis nted
throughout 20 minutes from the ferry block
from Grand Street Railroad. Apply 10 JAMES JOHN
9rON los Ainsle williamsburg ~ onCs Of Even
nR York.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

WAHaass!Dsoo D. ,o,.,, women ,.,r :. N. moon-
- Wanted two husbasds apd that VERY soon.
zach OF whom 10 be velcome-- forgive Il, We sy-
Must b. an "Ol, mpian Jove,n In his way,
Win ihis one ere ptisn his Jovean Grace
Must not be epainor,d Of every new face
IT, tact, We would like 10 o. tain, " We can,
WAT We never yet found-a re iaDe mani
1Lsueh there eNt.ta on terrestrial ahurc.
And ne wishes 70 hear or - les,n fur,hermcfe,
Ne can do 40 BY writing " r. v orB
pirest fer one wseh v msl station a
The New York herald., 1864-04-08
MATRIMoNIAI..

! yotiNa AND Attractive WIDOW LADY. FROM
ths aouh wishes form thu acquaintance Of gen
temau ,ot under OF age, possessing true
heart with sentiments Of rennement aud affection With
visw ,o mstrimony; gentleman possessing wealth. uHe
from Colorado preferred The lady 70 alone In the world
,h one beantfui little girl four Years Of age Address IN
sncosing stamp Tor tnfee days. Mrs. 0usse S
n aiaiinu ID. Eighth street
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-06-07
A Card.

MR. EDIToR.-From a communication
witch appeared in late issue of the Led.
ger, signed "Many Voters" perceive that
at Ineedng held at Flint Ridge, composed
of'persons from various parts Of this Dis
trIct, my. name, in connection with the
names of other gentlemen, was unanimous.
ly placed in nomination as q Suitable per-
500 10 represent the people of the District
in the House at the next sitting Of the
State Legislature.
Believing that ! can in no better way
manifest my grateful sense OF 80 distiu.
guished II mark Of the confidence Of those
Of my fellow citizens, who composed that
meeting, than by yielding TO their wishes
thus expressed, consent 10 become can
dldaie. do 80 however, oppressed by
fceiug Of the unusually heavy responsibility
which must rest npon the Legislative body in
these Perilous times. Should be deemed
worthy Of the trust, can only undertake
to bring to it's discharge whatever of ener.
gy and intellect may possess, with an eye
single to 'the greatest good TO the greatest
number and ovenhande6 justice 10 all:
WILLIAM a. MOORE.