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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-08

stationary Ira 81
t"ei 90 90
atto[her iees 4oi 1908 so 90
/" Jail and Pepitentiary expenses 332 60
Suaiihoolioh ices 46 05
Oour' expenses lis 10
{" Road views 100 40
uo,i0 Piin'ihB 293 90
nAu '"' "0unty s IS
p"H'ees y Foaus 20 90
g CONS expenses to Harrisburg l44 se
C.S.Jones exp's to " for CONS Al oo
'us'iees 'e'uruS 552
Ilerh oi quarter sessions IS 10
Prothoholary lees II 90
revenue stamps so so
interest on heating bond Sc 90
On bond to Isaac Benson SO "a
643S So
On ponds 10 volunteers 1896 60
Intefeston BOND to is Mann 2 IS
Judgment to Z. and D. Herr 731 "a
Wm Bell l34s 81
On oohd TO y. " Colvin 3l4 81
Repairs on public buildings 4 s2
sidewalks II so
Ieuu'ng io"n CLOCK Is 90
Incidental expenses AZ 60
ecoIuer ieeS SO
C"urt cIler Is SO +,
~ o,touer lnqoes1 81
CleiA .or ooui at harrisburg 5 90
Excess of receips over expenditures 6o39 os
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-08

26eJ4 10
We do certify that the foregoing Statement
of Receipts and Expenditures of Potter Couu-
ty for the year 1864 is correct as appears
from the records and vouchers in this Office
Commissioners Office, Jau Is, 1865.
r. NICHOLS,
G. P. KllRovRsE, COmsrs.
E. o. AUSTIN
Attest: L. B. CoLE, Clerk.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-08
STATEN ENT

Attest: L. B. COLE, Clerk.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-08

To bond to Isaac Benson for the
loan of money to raise Vols $4,000 90
Int on same TO Jan. /, 1868 400 90
" Bond to J. S. Mann (sincc paidl 1000 90
q Amt due on bonds TO VOLS 1854 20
Int on same to Jan. 1865 1888 SO
Bond to HI. Olmsted since paid) 800 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
@Gblet suite S6mIbirFctorenn

cSn Oielem Nlonate (Mt&rs) metbn in
pennfVIUanien, unc mobl audi in nod an
bern Staaten, Die Sirectorcn fir Die Of:
fentlid)en SrEifhuten ertpdbtt, unc bel
nieier pihti0in 8aDt tittet Der :, Ju8en0s
franao" lin SarmDer3i9feit uno @Tetbs
9Fgit 9e9en ole Iiebe Suqsno, inbam ct
NQtn, oie e6 GpQeDt, Crrl!itD Juruft =
.1blt bic beifen WGnuer i'm DlitriFt ais
GtyuLCirCttOren Wdnner, Die lctbit ct
Ua8 pom Shulbalten uno pom ltnterribte
uno Gr3ieDunooUeien periteDen ; W6nner
O0n eutam Sbarafter, bon N6tun9 unc
Infeben, Die befonoer6 iDren ei9nen pau:
fern gut porftsben, ibrs e9nen &in0el
rett unterricbten un6 gut er5ieDen uni
ourb ibrcn gSanoel cer SSu8ens ein 0ute6
SCiIpiel 9eben.
Sur ole G6Uloiflrifte, in neIdtn beutz
Ibe 8emeinoCn ilnb, niblet WGnnar, bic
nidbt nur fir'6 @n9liibe, fonoern aud
Fdr'6 otutitbe f0r9cn, uno iib bereit CT;
ftaren, Gebrer onluiteuen, Die in beioen
Spraben untcrriCbtcn fonnen uno molten,
oamit cia oeutlhe Su8en6 iiteroll @elr.
9snbcit uno GrmuntsrurA betommt, rid.
ti9 oeutlb foWobI, Ipie en0Iiid) leitn. ipre
ben uno fbrtiben Su lernPn. Na8 S0ul:
lsieB in oelem Stoote, lpie in Soio &c.
rrloubt cen llnterribt i'm 0eutIben, unt
penn e6 caran feDlt, lie9t bic Sbulo Sc.
uObnlid5 an oen S6ulbirectoren.
Die Sduloircctorenwabt 1T cine oel
llleripi1tiQiten @abIcn, neil oiefen Di=
trtt0rtn 4rcBe @1dt in bic 5dnoe 9e9c=
oenuno Die Gorge fur0en reidDFen Gbae
o0n Samiien Die &inoer - anuertraut
II Siele 2cutc beoeneen nidt, pie Uiel
Sute6 Ole Shulbirectoren ltiften f6nnen,
penn iie fir quite SbuItn ior9en, uno ipiC
jicI 8ute6 ile utriGumen-lule oiel 80iee
lie Ueruriaden, menn fia Die uhter iDr,
lufitdt 9cifcuten SbuIen fblrebt meroer
ofen, lonIt Utiroe man bel Der 0ircctc=
rennpabl roritbti3er fcin uno 9ewifenbafz
ter ban0eln.
Sbr S!tern uno &inOWfrtunoc, forget
nur fir CUTE. rebtf.hafFrne, tibti8c, 9e:
5ilcete, pcritdnbi8e, treue S1uloirctto.
ren, oonn rperoen oieie ibon fir cute
Bidder, quite Nufiitbt, cute Sronun9-
eur3m fir CUTE S1uten ior0en, uno 9us
te Sbulen iino cin 9roBGr, GROCER Se8en
fir Die Sirde uno odS 8atertano. 5oan,
belt in oielcr tri6ti9en Sobe 70, rpie ibr
IS cInmol ror 0Ctt uarantmorten f0nnt
C9aseNSfuunt.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
gSerbetratbc E.

(Gjn8aantt.rurb Yattr g2. s. 2an
am i. SEER, Sr. 9njamin @,au Is,
nit Orig gtHo Gid, trSs BON Sttr.1 n.Haif.'
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Mb GotGarina GjOmtar, tstts gou syn.
@m 10. 5str'. Sr. s. Sam's 9!..i 81. MP
Wntilta GOlt tcite pon WsiisHturB,
gtm 10. Str, 3r. @pwin g'rigc7 .,a ,g~tJ
nit @lib SaraD q. 5inf, opn 9:lcdy.-
2Im 26. 6ttr, Sr. Garpn &ramr. '3 eg0,
nit Wi6 MaNiaa S6nypsr, vcn 9,jga:.r8.
glm 26Rsn 6struar, tur6 ben G9gp srn. 3.
5tcrne, Srrr gB. 9. Ncry'r Ygu 8taloB, nit
Mt6 Wary W. 2Ouns, 9pdter son g5il.lam ..
2Joun1, @la scn Nlltntaun.
9tm IS. Jstruar, bur6 Een GbtU. Jt4ago
0alfr, SER GGarls6 2. MaNo, pcn 4ueas
taun, nit 4llG 3taristta eaurui&ld8e ,gea 95!'
tabetpbia.
glm tOhn 5ttruar, Nur4 paiicr Ua 9lr
8. $. Gwrman, ven GafoN, init &!t& 4'rr fd'
ler, Scn GslltItcwn.
Dan 23am Jttruar, tW4 S.A So 8.
GoAel 6err SGilliam Drumtprc, eya y. ..l,
nit @lte Sarat 8. Snitb, v0n E9a'g...,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07

len @ott 0ioubcn ibm if2t3 bete3en p
Snnipft tofen mir, intriiniiio bCten mir,
O0B 5ie't iur<pttori @jGiiel ct5 FrlrG:7
bal: cpydbtrStgen mU9e.
a1ct sGtun Giott rlu, baB er bauem
fol bis al beu 9tei6tDum, oen ts5 Geib:
ei9ntn 2j0.iibri9e6 Shafen auflpsiheys
te, UcrnjDtet ii. uno bis iSoer Eropfen
Slut5, oen Die &jciiei 9efhIa8cn, be5abLt
it nit einem Sropfcn 8Iut6 6uyd) o05
@d)mtrt, 70 mRB e5 n0b beute Deibrn UIe
Dor 5000 Sablen, uDa5 0eritbt oe6 orn
IT rabr unc 9egct9t allWt06.'
Sbne 5oaB 8e0en ir9eno Semano, nit
GbeiInobme fin 2lGe, NIT Sefiinetit i'm
Reht laBt un5 fGmpfeR oae g8erf ju
pollenocn on ocm mir arbeiten, Die @un
oen Der Station uerbinOCn ; lOrQfn fir
otn peIder in Del SbIatbt fGmpfa unt
fdr faine 2Stmc unb feline MaiIe, uno Ill
les tbun, mas einen 9erebten, 0auernoen
8riccen cr5icen ua0 pCrtD MAIDEN fam
untcr un6 ieIbit un0 nit alien 9taticnea.
Nt8 bcr YrGdoent ieine &eSe oIenoet
bate eribatlte tauter, anboltenbcr 8eis
faQsruf aus Der Mcn9e. SSn bemGclben
Nu9enblid muroen 9roBe SoIuen BON 100
SbdTeR in Ueri6eoenen &beilcn oer
St0ot abgefsuert, mas enen @eid)GBes'
bonner Uerurfabte, tpie man iDn nicmoI(
3uvOr Ju 2Sai0in8ton Uernobm.
Ser Dr6li0ent nabm bann Die @tid'
mGnibe be6 Sberri6ters uco Uieter ali:
oerer Perfonen auf per 9latform ent0e'
gen, tporauf 6er 3u8 in osrfetben Srr'
nun9 tpe6er n0D Der Scnotfammer 5u'
rGflo3. 8ato nobber beitie9 Der prdii
peat nsbit 8efOl9e Die bareititebencer
28a8en uno Die 9robe Nrojcfiion febrte
unter Dem 3uruf bon SauIenOen Oen gan
zen @e8 cntlan9, nab Dem Bsi5en 6aut
Jurif
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
Sta0t uaO C.annftliu-illahItn.

2(m Sreta9 oen II. oieies W63mo.
mats rprroen Die it6otiibe uno SaunIbip.
8lbten in Ysnniplpanien ftattfinoen.
'pobei Die 9ep0bnlihen Gofal. .8eamten stl
ertpdblen hno:
Sn Qaentaun boben Ole Stimm9eber
in ben rtipettiuen @arb6 folosnoe 8Camz
ten 5u erp6blen:
&ine psrfon fir 8ur8cB.
sine Qerion fir Sod. @onltob(e.
Sine perion fir Nuoitcr.
@ine 9erioh fir 8oblri0ter.
3pei psrionen fir Snfprctoren.
Sine perion fir 2tfeBor.
Sine perlcn fir @onit1ble.
Cine perfon fit Sbuls Director.
@ine perfon fir Staotrotb.
D SIN 3ten @aro 1T Elm Srieoen6z
ri6ter tu crm6bIsn, neil Die 9icnlt3eit
beg Giquire 8ittmon biz babin 5u Gnbt
9ebt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
Srtitcit Scr rp.htcn

Der DraHocnt bat Elm neuticb pgm Con
9riB p1iilrt16 @eieB unre9cjhnft, ircld,e5
olcn Sffiiicrenccr 2trmce unb Wlrtte Ser
EnitStCt, llt5 in Noblcn ciniumiltbcu.-.
2Stotr So'oatcu ucb ionltiQe 2emafFnets
loutn an bic @ou6 9ebvadbt Iper6fn. al,iisr
Te0n cic6 nctbi9 1T, um bemafFncf, Eeins
oe 5urnTjutyGittn, cbtr um Den 6rjscen
3n eFDaiten, nod fol- e6 eintm $Sffi,ier
eftoutt tfin, burCb SrOcr obcr @rofIamoe
tion 81 enti@cicsn. ,pcr 3ur l(usibuno
of0 NSa9 9LretbtS bcfu6t IeL ltpbertretuT2
gen o's 9elegtS weroen nit @elobufe
6l5 ju > 5000 mo Subtbdusarafe BON 3
Mondt'n bio 5 Sabren uno llnfGbiofeit
FINALS rieofr ein Scr, CT, 2Cmt III btPltI.
rem, bsprcbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
Die tTationalftt, ftt,ute.

llnirt 9toti0natlbulo lrirp, wic man
beretbnct G1t, m3nn Scr Eris0 in oieicm
Sabre iain SnCe cw,iNt, 1000 NiiQicnen
6baleu betra6e1, mas cine iGbrtttbc Bin
ltntoff oon $50 WiiujcNn eroibt. Q3er.
otn oieIc Gumnien eItichmGbi0 ouf Die
0anie 8eUoiferun8 car Union pertbeilt,
70 fallen auf is0In Ginm0bner SIS Ii
bon Ger 6apital1ulp uuo j 5 80 an ia brz
Iibcn 3in'cp. gSie iib Die 8eu0lferuno
abcr Utrmcbt, 10 ptrrin9crt iib nattirll0
ocr She'll, Dan sJrocr Ven otr &hulD III
tra9Cn Bat. 0ebmGu lpir t9n 3uuacb5
Der 8e99iFegUn9 in ie 10 Sabrcn ia 80
Qrrttat an, i0 miro i'm Sabre 1900 iecer
Ginr0bner uur nob $33 81 an Der Gos
pitalibulN unb 81 an 3nlrn Al traacn
babcn. sSnmcrbia fia0 mir audi bel7tr
oaron, ais lie GUgljnltr, ccfcr &taass-
lbuio GIeid,mdBi9 ucrtbtilt, ieOm nit
SI3O 46 beid)par5, mo audi teiT,r ais ole
DoIIdncer, bi2 i,per &Il7 teiabtrn mdBz
ten, n2nn iie lbrS GztalsSlbmo tiioen
lpoIt3n. G3ar3en taii2r ai5 mir fine fir
leet noN Die 6r0njOisn cGron, ipill,e nj,
> 50 65 fir i5Ocn &orf ou3rcihgn mir
cen, I'M ibrc Staat6iAulo atyutra9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
llte SEa9e. @is tan9' }cjrO es neb.

lite Gro9e. @ie tan0e ipiro es ncbs
men unl ale gu perfaufen
u II - ort. eSn lpen4er ot6 6rei
Monoten fln6 fje aUe perfanft, uno pirO
oann oDne 3psifcl ~, cinem Nrimium
perFauft merorn, tpis cie6 Der Sail mar
NIT Den o!tsn Sieten: Dreibietr, Sec cr.
ten 3panlio Sabr 2taleibe, Uno oen
Sdnfs s3Wanji9ecn.
Die cti3en Sra9tn unb 2(ntlporttn
ntr0en c0nc 3peifeI Nllen Uo!te 2Cu8s
Funft Gcbcn. 8enn niCDt, miro ber @ens
srol Subftripti0n6 2(9gnt ooer iy9eno
cine Der Sonfen un6 6er @aufier6, tptl0c
nit Dem 8cyfoufe Der 2fnteibe b5fb6ftt3t
tho, NIT Gem 9r0Btcn Scr8nti9en ale
Sra9en brontporten, ttno GiCbens sOreiBs
l9er IN tlclnen poer 9ro6en Summen be-
lor3en (inoem Die gtotcn in 8etrd8en
con $50, > 100, $500, 81 900 uno s S..
600 ou68e8Cben Ircrotn), uno e5 SSeocm
leltbt MAIDEN, Su unterIbreiben-um 70
oen SSnttruttionen be6 6rn. SeIfe NJ
. n noDJutOmmen, luslber iebnlibft
Dunitbt, Dap Dem 8olfe oc6 aanien
g1noe5 Qowobl ot5 oen G0pitoliCten) foe
@ele9enbeit Gcb0ten wirb, 5Deit ia neb.
men a \ bic er mi i'm + ben6wer:
ltDen Nnle0un9.
eaBt 8elnen 360ern, lonbtrn mter
l1relbt bel Der nd6iten verantmortIiter
Sont ooer Sanfier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
Gs GscRpcbeI c 81 .

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(@in9daUtt eurd, telif' "a %. %..'..9l
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gcn 9arob unp SannaR >'f'Ha", va "l.n ES.
tiniabfr
I'm 1. 6eOr., N S9n8'mm1m'i, q" .2.'lA .tsh
5raniltn EtIdfr, Sobn Don gIatVaa o'0 e"'Ra1
rtnn &niIir I'm 6!rr Monat irh'S &"'.s.
glm IA 6etr., In gGeI! @aiE aH ei1~7'ri p
,lutuns. G'trrss StSrruc, Sobo s'a 5otas MQ|
Sorab u. Gartar TN 2t'n eebmsIwf.
Gin t6. Gstr., Ii s9ciiMtUtG, aa a.cEEf
tm, G9arIrs Daniel a.. Gctn gca gEir@ H5|
GlmIna Ganibt, I'm 1 ttrn MUao'
Nm 20. Grbr.. In i5oa,iepiG', Al l.r -,-'.'
run8. Carolina Na9tr' stttsr' 9'a @15'
CT, alt "a SaPF Hno Ao5e'
(gjn3tfantt rur5 @tovc 9. E~t)
Sn G'rinrltIA, 8nFs GaaH9. aH % 0t.
1854, Sr. Saco6 Durtsf, sia olf.- ms tef.bz
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07

Dir pswotTnuHG Der 1lcgrr i'm SGOtn libtr
g30f6inBtUn, (. MGr3. DID &tmoHr
OI'bata son MoNia9 ia9f, raB bic &ir9inia
G'ftB8ItmB @si&taTt ilstr. iprI4e bic SeratOs
rm etic5 Staatc5 i'm @ftt!Im GonsrtB aurdF,
fir bic 9rgerbtmaFaangttta 81 itimmen. Damit
tRb galEranB tr @la gfil&ut, Dot 3tcPriiIn.
tanimGaua bat is i4an Paiiitt.
Seas tmF!H 6s r6telidm S;cfilIpnifrn baSOr,
toB tGrt idoD&m g'iicn tte NrBcr IN llniicrmrn
lrt,n rclN: 81 e5 MD! IN arg, 70 was ben
trmpfratti@rr &fits oar su tSrsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
llgn 1nafhiMnton.

Ce Srnat tsaali8te Die GrrmnunB scn g.
G. grnp:ra gum VOImttlrr gln @c,t 9lusal,
.. g., urc So6n W. GdftS ale Gdmrf,rr, 9la.
Iia5W tsi tu 3rrisma03s 81 Gan 5saasttc.
I:r 5tnat paiT,is bic GOO DliQ,snn gal.iDt
@.u a;y,Ct 70, pjs iie pom Sau5 fam. Die lin,
tcgejdnm8 res @raIic:rtsn ftbIt NIX nc4, um rlr
gum U;t u maGta.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
IIetl ein psrmcarner Ranh.

&lum Uar ole obcn8emelCete oiqbiiAe
Se0enbenDeit aufAeieBt, ia9t Der Sfip.
padUiitt ,,9teutrlli Z" pom 2S. Eebruar,
al6 lvir abyrnlat6 von cntm te02ntanbcn
RaHbt bGricbtet p3uoan, ocr an Ger Ser.
lon ce5 Orn. 2cwi52anbt am
l2Gtcn Mlttw0D Nbeno br9an9cn puror,
un0 lpeiber 70 UtriUe8an, rpeun nid)t per-
pr8encr, als Der Cbeu rriGD,tc III. Gts
Aledb mir Die Seionotrbaittn bio iegt
nod nitt iuverIdlli3 crmjttIln tunnten,
70 blbtn mir bob 70 Ui5l erfaD.tn, S16
jriiben Q uno 10 ltbr oI5 t2ll3ttu Il
beno5 crti &Winutr. Gle ibge &tiihter
ibiUarj 0afdrbt battcn, in Die M,GDte ce5
50rn. Hew5 2lnot& an or Wufiomen
GrteP, nabe D.. pegFiomsn 8rGfe. fas
men, j:rfi Der 8auner uttr ibn beyfielcn
uno ibm bic Nrme auf Cen Rdfan fen:
bletten, lUdbreno Der Dritte ibm Ca5 "a.
lb'nbum, lporiu iib etpa 800 6baicr in
S1ntnoten bcfanoen, aus Der Salcbe
nabm uno alsoann entfIoben. 8dm &0ns
aue9eDen aus Der MUbie lblofen il5 Ole
: Sbdre rcn ouBen 5u, wt6balb &1r. Gam
oes elnaeipWrt, Ger obnt0em allein in
Der MIubte lpar,) ole S6urt9n utbt perr
tol9en tonUte.a Die Sred)be 0ee Hdub-
9ehnoele nImmt in Der 3 bat tsoenfllb
iu, Hno SSRsermann IoIte Quf ieiner ,Sut
fen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
Die Qcinkonmsa-QSrISer.

JolggnOr5 IN sine 2ilr rtr Ginnabmrn bur6
grrIOncr in 1868, ii btm 2. 8. unp i. Sub
DilTiEt in Qi&a GauniY, na4 Atjug etr 600
St1ftr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07

ssg~ Gin gatrt fir cine Grr,s7 sen
5dss. unb gObrsRai&insa II rmiH 5rN 3.
Slatr, son 8srnpilIo 8af5 Gaaatp rnG.a
lucrbsn.
Das- Geu 2ort enttatt ,rau3is iau., s..s
men, irelGs rsbsr 5nusmist6s nca Jaem .Ha...a,
Gle TnO er56rntSstlS I'm Gtf6Si!c 0es l.mnsns
fammslns bssrifsn, unb wr lle tr yc.sa .r.la,
II nur iGnrn unb itrrm SGBpffr beTonn.
gJ 0tfisnbe Iplten 1st5 MT c.tw @41#.l
vcn 9ryans 9umcniI6rn 2eSEg5 a s,'r
3atra,sit suIe6sn fstn, Gie Iabun GuEm,
@rFatunsn, w:&s Sals ilnO 5diutef in aeon
Wiruten, mad bsrI man biriete cflrarft bos,
uub bstpirftn zine I6Isurigs Eur -@U,e Be
tanntmatms auf Der rrllen Gale t.a .@attt'
c!s."
YrriS 25 Gents bic Boy.
~ 81 Oatsn BET ben Nput,ttYa gogad yb
NavtIn, unO Sctn 3. MoIfr. @lm am.
G1bisS bic an sspT'en SyanFGc;!sn 's,t1, r.ig
bem Grauns'iHltGt tsfannt, iOutcn .5drto d.
8slpau'S psbl&s Yilsn l& anIanFm, s'2Us
fAafsn snr EEaa rtJsnbf@ @E8ivtans,.
9d alIn Qyuttsfrrn gu tntm,
Sftruar 81. lrt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07

BB" Sn tsg Gafr Superior 9it8icr ra,rsa I'm
eCrism Sabre 2l8 OO0 Ioaup 5iIcu i'm Ptrles
pm 82,30G,OOO ss9rnttn. 1855 mar her Gsiris
nut ,AA7 Gounn I'M sesrias p6t stA,A7n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-07
aim Narrisburg.

2iun NarriOburg.
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Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14
IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING MACHINES
EM
. Fl U It IT L II M a G. HIN
Patented February 18th, 1880.
SALESROOM $50 BROADWAY, N. Y-l5O VASE
INGTON STREET BOSTON

SALESROOM $50 BROADWAY, N. Y.-l5O WASH
INGTON STREET, BOSTON.
TNH1S MACH1NE IS CONSTRUCTED ON EN-.
tirely new PRINCIPLES of mechanism, possessing manv
rare and valuable improvements, having been examin-
ed by the most profound experts, and pronounced to be
SimlicitY and Perfection Combined.
1t has q straight needle, perpendicular action, makes
the 'fLock or Shuttle Stitch, which will "Neither Rim
nor Ravel," and it is alike on both sides performs per.
feet sewing on every description of material, from
Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton. linen
or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither "Cam nor Cog Wheel, and the least
possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass, and is
Emphatically a NOiSeless Machine!
It req uires fifty per cent less power to prive it than
any other Machine in the market. A girl twelve wears
of age can work it steadily, without fatigue or injury to
health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity of construc-
ton renders it almost impossible to get out of order and
is guaranteed by the Company to give entire SatisfaO-
ton.
We respectfully invite all these who may desire to
supply themselves with a superior article, to come and
examine this "Unrivalled Machine"
One half hours instruction is sufficient to enable any
person to work this Machine to their entire satisfaction.
Religious and Charitable Institution will be literally
dealt with.
Agents wanted for all Towns in the United States,
where Agents are not already established. Also for
Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America, to whom q
liberal discount will be given.
AaRNoIBs- Va Sawtell' 4 Bro Wash.
ington, d c., j Kerr Baltimore, Thomas Smith.
Oct l4-(a l. c 6t) T. J. McARTHUR 4 co.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14
Gen. Howard's Recent Trip-RepOrtS to the
Freedmen's Bureau.

Gen. Howard reached Richmond on
Wednesday, the Goth ult. he called at
once on Gen. Terry, to consult with him
in regard to the freedmen, knowing his
hearty cooperation with the agents of the
Bureau, and his efforts. through his dis
trict commanders, to ameliorate the con-
dition o ,the colored people. On Thurs
day, Gen. Howard, in company with Col.
Brown, visited the plantations about the
city and conversed with many OF the plan
tiers. There is a great scarcity of hands
among them, although they offer Six dol
lars a month and rations. In genera! they
express a desire to have their old hands
hack. and often the desire is reciprocated.
Plantations that used to employ fifteen or
twenty hands. can now only muster three
or four. On Friday, the party proceeded
to Danville, accompanied by Gen. Hawley
c~h;ef-ocstay to Gen. Terry. Along the
wav Cen. Howard ~conversed freely with
Citizens in the cars, among them prom1-
nent planters from various sections OF the
State. and explained to them the objects
of the bureau, Retaining to Burkesvllle,
where the agent ofthe Bureau had collect
al a number of the chief citizens Of Not
towav. Gen: Howard held similar con
varsation with them. On Sunday even,
inc he addressed the colored people o.
Lynchburg and vicinity, in the colorec
, church, which was quite unable to contal
| the throng that gathered there; he IN
r structed them in their new relations e
! their former masters, and told them VIVA
was predicted Of them by their sne@les
I and expected of them by their trlenos.I
5 Monday was spent in riding about M IN.
: various plantations. On that OF III, I 9;r
3 ris a difficulty had arisen between mn
4 and his employees. BIZ the terms o. 11 ~,
contract, the latter were to work till Tn
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Editor OF the Journal OF Freedom pea
your permission, l wish to say to the read.
ers of your paper that ! will send bv return mail. "a
all who wish it,Ifreel a Recipe, With full direction, 70,
making and using . simple Vegetable Balm that will
eheetually remove, in ten days, Pimples, Biotchss. Tan
Freekles, and all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the
same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
l will also mail free to those having Bald Heads. mr.
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that sill
enable them to start a full growth of Luxuriap. Hair
Whiskers,or a Mustache, in less than thirty DAYS.
All applications answered by return mail Ni,lso.,
charge. Respectfully yours.
THOS. r CHAPMAN, Chsmist
Oct 14ta 4 c sm) Isl Broadwav, New York
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14

TO COnsumptiyeS The Undersigned having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple rem.
odys after having suffered several years with > severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-
Is anxious to make known to his fellow ,sufere,s the
mean of cure.
Te all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
scrlption used, [free of charged with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs
Colds, etc. The emily object of the advertiser in send.
ing the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invaluable. and
he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, ami may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh, Kings County,
Oct l4-(a & c 3m) New York.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14

To reach the colored people ofthe State,
business men would do we'll to advertise
in the Journal Of Freedom.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14
EVERY SATURDAY,
BROOKS 81 CRANE.

Respectfully soliciting advertisements and subseriE-
n0n'' they promise to spare no pains or labor to naksit
a first class journal.
Believing thatit is wGrrantedb by the Republican spir.
it which should control our Democratic form Of Gov
eminent, the JOURNAL will advocate the abrOpatiou Of
all laws which make any distinction between men on
account of color, and urge the enactment of laws suSh
as will give every man equal rights. In other words,
it is the intention Of the projectors to publish what 10
commonly called
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-14
A UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE PAPER

Expecting to be denounced, socially and politically,
by that class of the community who allow themselves 10
be controlled BY prO-slavsry prejudices, We shall be dis
appointed &C we receive any encouragement in the South
except from the Freedmen. On our own responsibility,
and without aid from any of the many associations in
the United States who would be willing to offer it, We
present this prospectus to the world, and with natural
lars of success we launch our frail bark on the tickle
aide OF public favor. Our motto WILDE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-07
MOVES

State or Louis1ana-ParIsh of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 82l-Probate-Ir The matter of the
succession of Phillip Greenwich and
wife, both deceased.
.DY VIRrDE of commission to me
ID directed from the Honorable Judge Of
the Fifth Judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, williexp6se TO
public sale at the Court House door in the
City of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, 10Th of December next,
A. D.. 1855, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, of SAID day,
the following described property, to-wit !:
The TRACT of LAND, on which de-
ceased last resided, in this parish, with all
the baildings, improvements and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, containing
fodr7 hundred (40ot acres, distant about 10
miles from the city of Baton Rouge; and
bounded, on the North by lands of the
heirs Of joel Barnett East by the Amlte
river; South by the Greenwich Springs
tract and West by Avery and Hubs,
Terms Of sale cash, in u. 8. Treasury
Notes. ais ED. COUSINARD,
nov1l Sheriff.