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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
VOL. 81.
seIett poetrp.
THE RIVER OF TINE.

Oh, wonderful stream is the river of Time,
Is IL runs through the realms OF tears
with n flultleSs rhythm and musical rhyme,
And broad'ning sweep, and n surge sublime,
That blends with the ocean of years.
How the winters are drifting like flakes ofsnow,
And the summers like buds between,
And the year in the sheaf-so they come and
they 90
on the rivers breast, with its ebb and its flow,
As it glides through the shadow ana sheen.
There's magical isle on the river of Time,
Where the sOftest.of airs are laying;
There's Il cloudless sky, ana tropical cline,
And song IT'S sweet as II vcspcr-chiine,
And the Juncs with the roses are straying.
And we bury our treasures there;
There are brows of beauty, and bosofns Of snow,
There are heaps of duSt,--but we loved them so!
There are trinkcts and tresses of hair.
There are fragments of songs that nobody sings
And part of am infants prayer;
There's Lutte unswept, and harp without
strings,
There are broken vows and pieces of rings,
And garments that she used to wear.
There are hands that arc waved, when the fairy
shore
And we sometimes hear through the turbulent
roar,
Sweet voices We heard i'm days gone before,
When the wind down the river is fair.
Oh! remembered for aye be that blessed isle
All the blessed days of life, TIL night
When the evening comes with its beautiful
And our eyes are closing to slumDcr awhile,
May our greenwood" of soul he in sight.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
LOR PRIN,NING

OF every description executed in the best style
and on reasonable terms. . .-..
The FARMER has larger circulation thah a. niiS ~
other paper in this section of the STATE ~ rs t
now and has been for thirty-cight CONSECUTIVE
years the official paper of the county
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
Hezekiei MeIyvrinkIe's Seven
Proverbs.

|. That onions arc good for bad breath.
. That CLAIMS air good openin fur en-
ny yung man.
s. That ships air called she bekaze tina
allus keep a man kinder sorter on the look.
out. Not sayin' ennything disrespeckful
of femail weemen:
4. That ''turnin' waiter intu wine" IL
merricle in these daze worth at leest three
Numbered pur sent.
5. That boys amt apt tu ''turn out"
well who don't git up til ten clock befoar
breckphas in the morning befoar dalite.
6. That if man that IL goin tu make
bZness ov suryin' the Lord, we like tn sea
him du it when he MEASURES onions az well
az when he hollers glory ha!leluyear.
7. That wisdum amt what it's cracked
up to be; its nuthun but edgikated kun
min.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

CHOCOLATE, the -four of Cocoanut, was
first introduced into England from Mexico,
in the year l52O, and soon became favor
ite beverage in the London coffee house.
An angent of Brigham Young is buying
cotton seed in San Francisco to plant in tho
Sandwich Islands.
There is Pennsylvania soldier who has
lost both arms both legs, and one oye, and
remains alive TO tell the story.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
DR.. j. IL. Woods,
DIR. A. A. Crunp.

AND SURGEON, Millershurg, O
Otfice-On Clay Street, south Of the Court
House. N-l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04
a}nsiness directory.
OFFICIALS.
PIIYSICIANS.
Dr. Il. G. Saunders,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, has permanently
located himselfin Oxford, Holmes 60. .: The
Dr. has been associated with nr. J. Is. Woods,
of this place, during the past year in the prac-
tice of Medicine, and now offers his profess
ional services to the fSople Of Oxford and
vicinity. ~.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-04

GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYS1-
CLAN, Milersburg, ohio. Office on the East
end of Main street, four doors above the Pub
Tic Square 2l-3.
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j. POucrenc, NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mlllcrsburg, o.
Ofice-On Main street. 1 doors east of the
Bank. Rcsidcnce-formeriyo occupied by DR..
Ebright. 2B-l0.
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Dir. Wm. RiCheSON,
Dr. Charles Hunt,

w. II. Putt, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Rowvillc, Ohio
OF 10 10 7.26.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
aIan Shot md. hslnonvilIe.

Alta Union meeting held at Nelson
vile last week, at which General Gros,
yenor was present, a'difleulty occur
red in which a man named Butts was
shot and mortally wounded, Butts
had had'a dttficulty'with Mr.. Johnson,
the present.Sheriff Of Athcns county,
some five years ago, and tho two met
for tho first timc since the quarrel at
this mocting. Butts raised n disturb.
ance and Sheriff johnson commanded
the peace several times, when gcner.
oil fight became imminent, and the
Sheriff ordcrcda posse to assist in mr..
resting Butts. A general disturbance
ensued in which, several shots were
fred, ono ofwhieh struck Butts, from
the effects of which he has since died
Sheriff. johnson and two of his posse,
chas. sclby and VIM. Ring, wcro ar.
rested. 3t" 20 $50
Tho affray occurred at a Union
Mcoting, but was not of political
character, having grown out of the
animosity existing between Butts and
the Sheriff. Mr.. Golden, the nominee
Of the Democracy. for State Senator
appearaa dsicounsel for Sheriff John,
son son and Messrs Selby and Ring, show.
ing further that the difficulty was moi
ofapolitieal pature. ~ = -
N. B.-Since writing the above, we
learn that Butts is not dead, and tha,
10 ts likely TO recover Z E$t{1's'
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UNION MEETINGS.


General c. II. Gyosvepor, Major
Stinehcomb and Colonel Stafford, will
address the people as follows:
BASIL, Friday Evening, Sept
29th. .,t.r o,F tGlf.tn'
( NEWsALEM, Saturday Afternoon,
Sept both, at 2 O'Clock. '@''A-
RUSHVILLE, Saturday Evening,
Sept 80. 9 nnaA
Colonel Connell, Captain J B. Ev-
ersole, and Others, will address the peo
pie as follOws: iMr yi.+fr4
DUMoNTVILLR, Friday Evening
Sept 29th
BREMEN. on Saturday Afternoon
Sept both, at 20 clock.
BERNE STATION, Saturday Eve
ming, Sept Both. ....-.
Col. Connell, Col. Golding and Col
Stafford will speak at the following
times and places, during the coming
week LII
Monday night, October I'd, at Bal
timore.
Wednesday night, October 4th. q
Pickerington.
Friday night, October 9th, at Win
tcr's Shop, Greenfield township.
Capt. J B. Eversolc and Lit. A. P
Ashbrook will speak at the following
times and places during the comm!
week:
Cedar Hill, Monday night, Oct. %
Strode's School House, Tuesda,
night, Oct. Sd.
Keller's School House, Wcdnesda,
night, Oct. 4.
Cherry's School House, Thursda,
night, Oct. 5.
Teel's School House, Friday night
Oct. 9th. i.
Rugh's School House, sat'y night
Oct. 7th. ~ 1bS y
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THE rHORTiCULTURAL, FAIR.

The Fair Held by the Horticultural
Society at the City Hall, on Thursday,
Friday. and Saturday of last week,
was decided success, and wcht be-
yond the expectations of its most san.
guine friends. The display ofsegeta
bles, fruits, wines, &C., of every vario-
ty, was exceedingly fine. Il.
}" The success of this first effort has
greatly encouraged the society, and
they anticipate still finer display and
larger attendance next year Web
certainly . fine county for fruits and
vegetables. Our hills should be tccm
5ings4&itb, grape vines. and peach or
chards, and we wish the Society sue.
cess in their efforts. la ''1A
The list of Premiums awarded will
be published next week,
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UnioR Meetings.

A series of meetiagsis announced
for next week, at which 1t A. P. Ash
brook and Capt. ], B, Eversolo will
address The people. 1t. Ashbrook is a
good speaker and ono ofthe staunchest
Union mon in the county, and We urge
the people TO turn out in force.
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See advertisement of stray colt.

A German named Lang spoke at the
Court House last night, in which he
made The har-sceing statement that "if
to soldiers would wotc nit to tomocrats
We could pete to Rebublicans tis fall"
Wonderful sagacityt So
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Improvsment IN the Coach Line,

aforementioned in our last that Mr..
TallmadgSWas about establishing
new coach line 10 Columbus. 1t seems
that y Mr. Tallmadgc was purchasing
Stockton Doctor Hawks for tho same
line now running, -and that in few
days we are to have faster horses and
better. coaches between this city and
Columbus. Il .
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TAxiNa .THr noNns.

None Of our friends should fail to
re I'd the aDialoguo'' on our first page.
1t is q conversation with Judge Thur
man upon taxing bonds, and drives
the wiley Judge completely to the wall.
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Lntlies,.ChNrch Fair.

BY, notice published elsewhere it
will be seen chat the ladies Of St. Ma
rvs Congregation, purpose holding Il
Church Fair, beginning on tho night
of October 10th.
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SDoaDae
Jacob Washington wyman, J
against .r

Jacob Washington wyman, -
against Divorce
Margaret Wyman. vyr q
The sGd Margaret Wylnan, whoae place of res.
dence is unknown will take notice that on the ssth
WSn1ar fIedhis petition in The Office Of the Clerk 81
the CourtofCemmoh Pleas, within and for the coun.
tyof Fairfield. and State ot ohiosnhMging the said
defendent with adrtery wihope Elias Prentlss, and
divers other persons, and asking Tint he may be di-
vorced from the said Margaret wyman which petl-
ton will stand for henrnR ut the next torn of said
Court. JACOB WASHINGTON WYAiAN.
Martin 4 McNeill, Attys., -
Aug 81 SwpfsssS. Is, l.
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QUINoEs.-Mrs. VIM. II. Rice will
accept our thanks for a basket of the
finest Ounces We have seen this year
Mrs. Il. is 6rst,rate Union man, and
belongs tothat class of ladies who new
er forget their printer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.


In pursuance Of an sbSder granted ~ the Probate
Court OF Fairfield County, Ohio, viii oer for sale AZ
oubc auction, Saturday, the 18th day OF -uctobeT
" d. 1865 at the door OF the Court House, IN the CITY
n lancaster, Ohio besWeen the hours often O'Clock
A. NJ and fnrr o'cfock P. NJ, The following real estate
as the property Of Solomon Smetters, deceased, to-
wit; Situate IN tho county ofFairhela in the state Of
Ohio and beng part ofthe North quarter Of Soc
ton thirty in township fsteen, of range eighteen
commencing at Astone, at the northeast corner Of
Margaret Il Arnold's dowar lot on tho boundary
line of said quarter section; thence south with said
line seven chains and twentysons links 10 stonet
thence west wenty.seyen chains snd twenty-four
links 70 stone In the wast boundary line Of SAID dow
ar lot; thence north q e west with SAID dover line
two chains and nlney.tWo and % ltuka 70 q stones
thence west nine chains and ftsv-three links to y
stone; thence North e1e west two ohans and twenty
4lght links toSR stone thonce north ~ rset Two
shsins and two links y, u stone; thenca east MN.
CHAINS and ty-una Inks 10 stone a. che uortn-wesA
corner OF aaid dover lot; henoe conhnnng eastwith
the north boundary Of said dover bot twenty-seven
hans and thirty six links to tha place o. begunnEs
,ontainnE twenty three acres and eigbty sis hum
fredths Of an land moro less spbcct the
dow er estate OF Margaret y Snetters, thetein.
TatrSs Of Saie--one.th third In hand, onehird 70 oue
rcsidne In two years, de.erreo
payinants fforn day OF sale,
WY WT p. csssS. Any SAMUEL .JAeEsoE.
sep%H, svepteS
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LADIES' FAIR.
THE LADIES Of St. .MARYs CHURCH, Of Ian
Il caster Withhold q FAIR, in the l.,sT1l
CITY HAT,T,

during the second week of October. 1865. commenc.
ing on Tuesday Evening the 10Th. and con.
tinung the llth and 18th. variety of usefils and
orrsIe ntni t articles will 9e offered for sale
an NE nan w DC opened 70 visitors during the day
those desiring such accommodation. - \ I
SAdmission as Cents--Suppsr so Cents.
OYSTERS lee eCream and Lemonade, ,extra -athe
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Lancaster, September 81, lssS-&27 - - b
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CHURCH NOTICE.

The Recter elect, Rev. E. Owen
Simpson is expected to preach in St.
Johns Episcopal Church on Sunday
next, in the basement, or lecture room
at 10A o'clock, AN,
The Sunday School will re.assernl-
bic and resume its duties at the same
place OF 3, o'clock, A. NJ, g.7s .9s,.
Pdnctuality, in attendance il, partic.
ularly requested. a..sI. L.-- !. :.
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Sec the advertisement of Mumaugh
& Son, who have re.ftted and opened
the mill at the foot of Broadway. Mr..
Knabenshuc has been engaged, and
good flour may be expected.
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THE NEGRO.

The Democracy were afraid to com
pete with the negro. They lived 10
mertal fear that the negro would in
some way become their equal. Union
men had no. such fears. They were
not afraid that tho negro would equal
them or that he would vote with them
in Ohio. The question of negro suff-
rage was not in the campaign but in
tho futurn
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AN UNpEclDrD ROOSTER.

Mr.. Gaddis had met man who was
undecided. Ifho knew tho Democra-
cy were with tho South hc wouldn't
vote with them, and ifho knew the
Union party was in favor of "negro
voting" he wouldn't vote with it. lie
compared this man to the rooster which
was claimed by two women, and which
sat outhe fence while the women threw
corn on different sides to induce him
to dismount. The unhappy fowl was
unable to determine which side to
take, and died on the fence an undeci,
ded rooster. 3 y f'a'.s@, ~
We have notspace to give the strik-
ing anecdotes with which Mr. Gaddis
illustrated his points. His speech had
happy effect and was frequently ap.
plauded. =
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See advertisement of Fall Opening
at'H. 9. Hyre's Ladies' Emporium.
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WANTED TO RENT--A house in
healthy part of the city, containing
tour'or six fpegAA, by good tenapte
Enquire at this Office. -
n Lancaster Aug: q, '65.z3w* : T. I
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United StatesT axes
FOR 1SHS.

~ COLLECTORS OFFICE, 18th DISTRICT OF ONO,
CiaoIEvILLE. ONO, September I'd, 1865.
VNHE Annual hist of United States Taxes for Fair
] field County. Ohio, is now in my hands for col.
lection. Said List contains the taxes assessed upon
Licenses, Incomes, Carriages, Watches, Pianofortes,
Silver Plate, &C., &c. r TT. X
Said taxes must be paid to X. FRITTER, De.
putty Collector, at his Office in Lancaster, Ohlo on
orbeilore the 2Tth day ofSEPTEMBER, 1868, or
penalty OFTEN per cent. will be added thereto.
NATHAN DENNY.
Collector l2th Dist of Ohio.
lancaster, o. Sept. n, lS66-sw26
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- Nursery.
See the advertisements of Gravett's
Nursery in another column. ~,
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TUlHE npdereignod has been duly, appointed ana
quplheA as AdfniniAtratof do houis non o. the "a.
tsis of JACOB r. SMITH, dos'd. SAMUEL DARK,
tppt q, 1855 5wie e.4.s.
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Sas 5euer In benz SnormIseI tOar bic erite
@ornung, tpelde Self. 9opis erbteIt. 6 +
lid lIpftei Elm aIetb Srau
unO wpIGte fid in Die 8li9e
I @la9en, murbe aber 0 uniern
perfOI9t, peI6e ibn Ans
fon98 flir cine 5rau bteltenrober
pl0bli@ be @oeeIan leinen SttsS
feln ertannte4a. Ser @ettlauf mar tnr5
uno Der @rzBrdioent maroe balo- obgei6nlttet1.
@r 5C9 elm 8omiemeier uno pOllte ii3 ourdb@
6lusen, bob Elm pcrgeboItener &euclOer bradlte
Jpn balo sur Ro,ion. Ct Oriidte feline sS5notg-
nation aus uro bemerfte, ct bdtte bic @esie@
runs fir nDbler sebalten, ais 5ranen uno
&inber An perfol9en. &eaaOns 1T
iebr reignirt. Die Geieai6aft iuor allen Nn<
I6eine nu6 auf Dem 8eg our SUITE.
5e S. S. 8iliOn,
8rep. @eneralmoier.
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9cr grnseB Der Gcri9,pSrnng.
ssrridhtrrffntfer ser 9trcffe ;MaeIafien.

@afbtngton, 13. 0tai. 9aS init Dem
8rp,eB Der Weu6elm6roer bel6dfti9te &rte9s=
Geri6t dnperte cine Ieinsr 9te9eln oobin ab,
fOrtan 8eridteritatter Der Grelie Su3ulafen.
Ser I6tb. &eperop Spbnion eri6ien oIs
glnpaIt Der DAD. Surratt, posegen Sen.
!6arriS gtniprade that, wel6e ieop6 mad elmer
Idn9eren 9ebatte tpioerrufen wuroe.
@ebeimppli5iit See unb Der 8u6boIter oes
D SirtpOoo t6oule," ippie Der gigentbamer oes
pom Der 6omilie Surratt benpbnten 9auies II.
u. tpurcen perbSrt beSielid BON @offen, mcl6e
in oieien !9duiern p%erbpr9en murben, I'm, Die
Tlu6t Der Dieudelm6roer Sa erlei&teru. Sas
&rie9sgeridt mar big ut elmer ipdten Stunpe in
Sibnng. e.
&i6mOnoer 3eitunsen entbalten bic gla6z
ri6t, DAP Sen. Garlp in lebter @o9e in 2pnhz
tur9 itarb. Seine 6reunoe balten oieien Be
riht fir perfriibt, ob9lei6 er na6 ben legten
gta6ridter iebr i6mah par. Serner mipers
legen lie ben Beridt, ba6 bic @enerdle gbol5
uno Bail 9ufe NIT Self. 8opis sesangen fino,
1T in 0idmono. -
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]. SIN Sas bcntfhe aymblifn,n.

| Die niasGoie Su&t Der b~iefsen ipprbl, aIs her grauer
in ben anberen @tGcten Der llnion i6r @ei69It su nlonc=
pplTi, en-. uno niht aQeiu bic 8ierrerf6ufer ioubern baS
bieririnfenbe B%u6lttum I'M Insemeinen bon fth atb6nsis
gu MAIDEN, urb f6 auf ~ltntpften Der arbeitenben 9lafie
Der Beb6lterun9 iutmer ulebr unb r1eRr 81 bereiberu, Bat
inter teneu, bic bnr5 rie1e ni6t 81 re6tfertiaenbe, unb
unter ailen l~lmStGnben 5t certanmtenoe 9anhlIug8tpeiie
emrfiusIi6 81 teiben taber, cine 8epesuns berporserlt-
fen, bic unieren beuii&en 0titbiirsern s~eseniiter elmer @r<
tlGrltn9 befarf. -tt
SIM Sabre 1861 bere9neten uns bic 8rauer fir ietes
Barrel Bier Sc. so unO mir fpunteu nit 9ei6tigteit benz
@pniumenten baS @laS nit 4 @fS. n~erfaufeu, i'm Dinter
1851 ret ucirten bic Rrobucenten ben Yreis Zee 8iereS
gu SIS so, i'm Gcnr1er 1862 trot cine @rbSbung duf
81 elm, unb trctbeul mir e%rpatetet, sB Der Binter ans
cine @rntGBiaur9 beS 4reIe8 brin9en tiiroe, erfolste nit
benz 8 Sctbr. 1862 etne gtei5eruns Bis $3.50.
QSir nlurrten ni6t peun am 2. Ml1r5 1853 cine anSere
@rbSbunS beS BreifeS auf IS, am II. Nfai auf $3.50,
am l. Suni auf SO. anl g. Wtat 1864 aif $40 eiutrat.
gBir trlsen ben %llmffInbsn 9~tetbnuu9 unb ~besablten eerne
BON Suli 1864 Sill DoIarS pro Barrel al8 aber Der
BreiS i'm nG9ffclsenben au9uft auf $12 f& ertSbte, ben
mir bis gum beutisen Sage in Gnbetrabt Der anberprbents
li1en ~llnlIt1nbe ~be5abIten, ~slautten mir uuiere S1Hloigz
felt setbdr, nno ben Serrn Srduer1 9e3ei9t ju Paben, baB
mir Bic sur @rerse Der MTsli6teit se9en ipoaen. Sest
ater bd rnIere 10 febr 1emi66rau1te BereitIpiGt9teit bic
Qaften beS n~dtionalen l1ratids, tpel6ss itber unier 9anb
sefpntmen lift gu ~ertrd9en, %triebernnt AMI cine bdrtere
Yrcte eefte1t rpsreeu ion, in6ent ntaH lnS einen tiS iett
u~uertDrteu Frei8 rpn $15 cctreprt, fino mir eiuftiulutis
3l bent Gnti4luS getortuier, ben Serren Brauern ibr Bier
~enttUeter our eiSeneu Communion 81 il e~rluien, pber IFS
men gelessnRsit su sebeu, f4 anbsre sunOeu bafir gu
bei9afet. ~ %,5; = - ..r+sfssu ,e 81. .s~
Der @eretn Der teatfden Wirtbe Der StG6t fdtkdStr In
Der tenttssn Stsun9 ttl&trftn: BON Grettns, IL NRdt, ob
IN ttren reip Dtrtbtbafts.ereate aae anberen Sc.
ttunte nur ! c I II 8tsr nstr 81 ~ceriiuftn, bis Stttsns
her SrdueretbffSet ben Wirtben ~seSenlbtr cine f1rtfIthe
Sdrdntte eeletAst moretn II, tds Der Yrets bes 8teris TN
Sante bts SOnanters bic 56te bon $12 utpt u~berfsietn sutrb..
SDtr ltne bon esrt ~eeiunben Start Der beutf&en Be1Slts.
|tnn8 left ~nberteWat eae uns btefeItt In I'M m llnternttnten
anterfasst ,lab fd bts au' btd re 3tttsn hes GsnuHes bee
tblen Gtrrenfufte t. tntbalten tritb. UNI ben yearatn ees 10
%prpnIdren @amtrinus ju Gbren su brtnsen. ber ron tttHeH
Dtenern 70 fbmdbItG eemtsbrduGt nerben fr1.
Die beutIben 2rtrtte Der Stnbt Dalttmrrs'
SIM Muftrdg. MR.
$. d praf.
(rfanp) SWL Sfe1@' S"" '
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9lu& Iorc Carolina,

Raletgb, 6. Wiai. Oberri6ter Gbale
miro oDn bier n16 Stem Orleans unD oann ben
Wiiltliippi binauf, 3u id na6 @aIbington rel
len. g8Ir b0ren rpm i6m, oab bic Ipminiltra>
ton fOrifabren miro, Wilitdrreseln in ben 9ie=
beqenitaaten gelten su lalien, bis %bieielben
Our&gdngis gu elmer unuittelbarcn Glnan3ipas
ton entldlolen iinb. a
Greensboro s.. Ulai. @opitdn s.
Uipers, Der Sronan5 Off3ier, pelder bic Waf,
fenabIieferun9 BON Solutions @rmee gu iter=
MAIDEN bate, meIoet, DAB 5000 @ewebre abse=
.~liefert rpurben. 8abrideinli6 $50 &auonen
miro man iibergeben.
@ieIe pm ben iiber3ebenen Sp[oaten spoer
beimli6 nit Waffen uno gferben ob unb nab
men in eini9en SdGeu lpgdr lei6te Qrtilerie
nit. @ie elm Sdnarm ron 6eui9tedeu ent=
bl6it bieie Gebellenarmee oaS 2ano DON 9labz
~run9smitteIn, Bferoen &c. unb p~Ilnoert alea
@ert6pcle. u. 80 '.~
@ouo. Gance 9in9 9eltern bon bier mad iei=
ner Seimutb in 8uneOmbe,G ountp ab, na6oem
es ibi1 nidt 9elangen mar, GrlaubniB gu erbalz
ten. leine Sunttipnen ais @Ouuerneur Oe8 Staa@
teS pieoer aufnebmen Su oirfen.
Gpup. 0rabam, Son. S. 81. @ilnnr uno
Son. geoforO 8rpwn madten por einigen Sa=
gen benz Sen. S6ofeIo ibre Nuftpartung, uin
GrlaubniB BET ibm alts5upirfsn, nud 8aibih9s
ton retien gu biiren, UNI ben Braiioenten gu Bit
ten, @pup. gance i'm 9lmte au lalien, iolpie gu
ieben, Cb ii6 cine aIlmdblige Emancipation aus@
pirten la1e. Ser General i6lug Die 8itte ab.
Wenn cine neue Mobl an9eoronet wiro, 10 iino
Die NriitptrCten bes States entidlpien @ance
BON Neuem 5t mdblen. !
9ie Orore bes Sen. S6ofielp, peI6e Die
Sf(open fret erfldrt, fiel pie cine 8Ombe unter
Die Stluueubulter, welde mod INNER auf cine
oln1Gbliae Emancipation bpfften. : a.- !
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9luS Dem 9iiblucltcn.

Stem Orte ans, T., pia @airO 10. Wtai.
Wtobiler 3ettlngen bonn s.. entbalten Die Sim
5elnbeiten iber Sid Saplors %@apitulation.
Ginise &anpnenbuota, ipelfe in Der MpbiIe>
8op periarten, paren init grfOls 9ebCben wprs
oen.
Quf @rlu6en Der &ebelenoff5iere, pelde
la9en, ite t6nnten ibre 2eute ni6t in Oronung
baIteu, bat Sen. @aibburn Militdrpoiten in
9OlIp Springs unO Grenada erri6tet.
@oup. @els bat cine reue &eoiitrirung Der
Stimm9eber beOroert, au6 iette er ben WtapOr
&enneop BON bier at unb ernonnte einen anbern,
tpel6tn ieoO9 Der Staatslettetdr gu le9itimiren
ii6 nei9ert.
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NcMeres aus europa.
MnFMnft Sec Dompfers @0rOnia.

New OOrf, IA. Olai. Ser 9ampfer
Saronia lit nit 9ta6ri3teu pom 3. aus
SOutbumptOn bier u%nsetommen. 500 651
Seine Na6ridten entbalten weitere 8eridte
lber cen Ginbrud Der SrauerbDti6oft, melhe
mir ieOO6 tuesen Maneel an Jiaum surIdlais
fen milen.
NapOlepn reilte ant 20. b. Wlts. na9 @l9ier
ab. 9ie &ailerin lit mdbreno Ieiner Abpeienbeii
&esentin.
Ser a6uig bon 8elsien lit iebr tranf.