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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18


fdung Der Keller fno iabrlidb 300, 900
bugr. 3entler ZIG, 100000 &ilogr.)
Gle erfcrDerlid.
Sen CONNER iiber rnbt Die Branes
rel; Deb5alb linD bic 2aqerfeler notb<
ipenDig, ipel6e bier IN elmer 9ln5abl bors
banbtr iin0, 6ab $50, 900 barr. elmer
(171 200 Seftoliter) gelagert ipercen
f0nnen. Sic unteriroilden &6une fur
Seller uno Malserei nebmen einen @e.
ianmt 1adenroum bon 101 bobr. Sag.
werf 80 $50 Gud6rdtmetert elm. Sie
ganSe Brauerei nit Sofrdumen &C. ums
foBt Elm Mreal bon IA bapr. Sa9ncrf
AT ,578 AuaOratlneter). =
Der Mbins Der 8raueret lit swar
groBteutbeils in loco nnb n61iter llm<
gebung, Die @usfubr iebod mad ben
oentlhen iueitli9en 0nhbnrltaaten, mad
8ranfreid uno Der gdipei3 betrdgt uns
sefdbr ben ;ebnten Sbeil Der 9eianmts
prohibition.
8ahreno Der Grpoiition in 8aris
miro bas Mfiin6ener &patenbr1ns Bier
oes srn. &e6lmabr 6urh bic Ser.
tretung bes $rn. Meefer in Der Sec
ton Allemagne du Sud i'm Nnsitels
lun9sgebdnoe, in einem auberlt 9e>
t9na6boH nnb comfortable eingeeihe
teten Gallon, bon Dem man i'm 1. Stode
cine hollitdnbige leberlibt iiber ben
4arf aenieBt, eeidmift nit baDriidsn
9anoi6aften, lporunter mir 6as f0nia-
li1e S6loB am Gtabrenberger See,
9obeniSuaugau, Den 3onigslee, 8erd !
tes9aben iuie Segernlee beiou6ers er,
iuabnen, berabrei1t, ipoielblt man aud
nit gut ;ubereiteten Speilen beoient
uiro; fur, Glesan3;a@iite uno freunbs
liAe 8e6ienung reiden fib Die Sano
uno tueilt man uln 10 lieber an oielem
Srte, oils al Die 5aufenoe unb aber
Sauienoe BON Ia 1lihen 8elu6ern bon :
fon1men 5ufrieoen geite[lt peroen,
Snoem mir fonit unlere 9Iufgabe er,
faM uno uniere Nfitmeafden, rpel9e
Die Musitelung beiuden, anf 6as
g ebImabrIde Sbatenbr du<
. Ter auilnerflam gemaat baben,
mlnidbeul mir feiuem 8ertreter, Srn.
3eefe y Slid su ieinem bisberigen
Grfol9e unb empteblen 9lei6aeitia bei<
fen 4ofal in Der fl66entl6en Seftion
oas neutrality-suspicious., bas tpir be.
reits eriudbnt, alien 8eiu6ern aufs
Belt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
Das baDerii6e 8ier.
- 9hLHB.

,Ni@t Iminber intereHanf OILS Die Gnts
ipidIuna zines fe1 mimtiaen SabrItas
/ tiolssiDeiaes I'm 9lGgetneiMetr lift Die
gefaltaag beffelbet its1ffinerr @ater<
(anoe BaierH In ben Iebteir Oecennien.
9fgh boro 80 Sabreit NOR bic Bros
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nefi sbniftIde GiAleefober64 . 91i qionen
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al EDe illibhen Geeteagl iuobei nuf Ie6en
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toFifeF, i6bef pet Sag etrpas jlnebr ais
4 QiteF ftdfeit. 8a ba8nmdIsdhs Baiern
| fobisIIi6ier leiife QlasfHbr ftdftfnub, 70
sst 6ffes iNuahtatn gang Der etnbeis
ftff6en BeO6Ifefung3t n.S isi9sei
20 Sentes betrd6t Die aRrobuftion tnebr
aIs aas 66ppelte, iuabteah BITE Beb0l.
teflhf4 ifat aifH 800 000 66pfe Snnabnl,
10 tba6, ItDehnq man iaud 1eh ssiemli1
6e6edten6en ggpOtt berii6f@tigt, Der
Ser 8efbr6u1 bon Bier per Sag un6
.Ropf beinahe auf 1 J 9iter aBgrf6lasen
fDeroefi baFf. gsGs3.s .ag ,1gsl
sfs5a bemfelbeat BerbiltnifIe, ia eber
nod B6bef, fteiserte I'D Die pr0outtion
! inD sgoffiintiost In Neiinnen ieibff nnb
in nod 1altffduehter Beifetrnt bier Die,
nun III alien Spei9eii Der Su0uiifrie fidI
,ielfehD mdden6e Grfdeinttnga berbor,
i6a6 Die MHsabl Der Branereienfrnit 0er
'bernaebtfen RrcblftiDn iid ,berringerte,
tDdbrens bie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inn
Enier gr0bere DimenfI0neni afnabnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
offsieme Mnseise,1.
rpilalllatiDll.
Ggetutip Departement,{
Naihpilel ben ~. MpriI 1871 -

etass aeanelfss:
Eais1iae,D ben ii ! apriI Isl IS
Ga bic @sasral e eriammIuns am 81 Rars 1867
elm Seize patfffs peiien s. uil6 A. Seffipu IN ben
ie!sensen ssorten unS e5arattsren psriabt fnh'
seftieu 3. .Sei es ferner bef9IOfien. bas bic
in Sapieien Gountp triber unter rem Bablsefese
8. Wai 1866 ftatt9efunoene &egtfttrnng btermt
fir nul unb nicbti9 erfld,t iei un6 IL ID Riemanb
terettet fen feu. arat Elm uiater beiagter 8egis
itr rans ansaeiteaten GertiFitd es ~ ftimmen."
Gefttou 4. nGei Is ferner befeIoiien, has bic
Beitimmunsen biefes @eieses nd ouf jeoes anhere
Sonntp erftreden iOaen, oenn Is iidb ayr ueberseu
guug bee tBpupermenfS ber xsitefs A0b DC ma lnh
iinteri6eife in Der Regiftriung pom Stmmgebern IN
iel6en Counties itattsefunben baben unb Der Sous
oerneur oa fol ne Gpatiaen ueroffenttiben uno be=
iaate AesitraiiOn hur4 4rot amation ueroHefrt=
iden.H
fiuS ba sur lleber,asuns bes gouuerneurs ,u Tass
getomn,sn ~, cas- 8stras una uaterl9leifs IN Der
Nesthtsfnag pom Stimmge bern m nnitfff eciifties
9enton, goi;ee, 6roatl;n, 0arbeman, 9umpbre,s 8,
eipeoin, Stewart nun ssiIiOp ttseIaaeen Aabsn.,
asssslb nun tsse o. lillian q g .s.;a 'srr
tragener gefagnib nS i'm Berfotg Der mi1 hurd bic
obehermdbnte 3. unb q. Section 6es @eieSe pom s.
gsdrs 1859 daferlestea 4Hi1ttn, gdnslaa Gf bic
bet Gouitties Benton, Coffee, Erantlin, Serees
man. SMmpbrspss SiHeolr, Stepart gnh. asiifon
Ssss a Ss
ben. pire 1on ben bsshslidlH 4egifrationstommiis
idren II beiastsn Counties. psi9e unfer ben BE-
tifelt: yGiu 9ejet sir Abdnoerun9 unn amenoiruna
oes gefeses pom g. Rdrs 1866" eineeiest woreen ino
anb Meniane IN ireeub sinem Der beiaaten gelnties
ioa aur abftimmuns beredtist ieiu anf araft zines
Certificates BON efnein unter ben 8etimmHpsen oes
Gef ses uon, 8. Rar, l466 etng iesten GOmmifidr.
Bum 8eusnifie befter babe idb meins
~ lRamens tinterf1rift bferunter gefesi
lunb befoblen, bdb has grobe Shafts
WH0AISieael attncbtrt wirb. 50 gefbehen i'm
2Oepaftement Raibpiue am II. Rage i'm
Wonat ApriI A. D. 1867. ~
Siir ben @oupe<ueur
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
t'ssYrfb u. 2imteS"

- .fYe afiss y CRg ( sstssf7
az s(td0lib oanS ip6dbentlithl.
Dies i Sas ensise lOpaIe uEatt nit ansnabme Der
O., weIdes in RaibpiHe beronS.
sessbsn NTH. Bon allen bier eriaeinensen 8tat.ern
bat fs Bic erDbte girtnIaton nnS 1T Is boS of,isue
Organ hes Staates. GO bat cine erpss girtuIation
i'm aofbea fopsbI aIs dn9 in saben anb geid6ftss
teate tSsinen Trim 1esres anssissn=gBeslum finseu
Des tdBtibe 8latt ertbdlf bic stten mn uouItans
eisen teIssFephif9en Aeri9te pom politii9en une
eommsrcisElen nns augemttnen Ne,liafeiteu Die.
aotatneui1fsstef Der Sfnht ,iub rntuebuna uerSen
snsf 5rlif berigae. anh i eeer Sinii6t nimmt Siss
iss Aiattsen srits nana HHtsl ben btefeen Beitnn.
gen EN-, -sAsfSse tsI u
I Die Greisntiis bes Eowmsubep Sabres perben pom
SntereiIe fin. Ilsberan ia has aanS in aufreana,
nfis biinen alifsem wsrssn bic pi9tisasn a,bens,
r6een erSrffrtnnb eutidiebeN peroen. Bir piinidtn
eatsr, bue ufss eas Iopale Bolt In ssm tcmmeu5en
DabItau,pfs NIT allen in ibrsn axaltsa tte5eneen
lsttsIH uatszitiasu mbssn, inb unitrem sIatts in
chem Hsinen Harie pber SIsdsn i'm Staate gerbrei.-
ttns On aebsn... Sa SAtunt pte has In Der 1erean.
asubeit seI@ehsu. tts tas Wlatt ter ernagi9s Der.
bessissr Der sess nns nntiptsn u,iiesss sessnpdr.
lin Enssr ssssksss IN III iessr Stniit poitauste
sirGerikbfet ma mn tbnnen an S@dtaiafeit uisS
RisbliAtsif Mot asboteu merle 4erionsn, rpel5e
HfMdIa4en dliseeihbtt tabeii wDasn, tsnnen I'D.
ant ssh.ntt faggeng sessbensr sHitrdse 81 BEN
s6sn dsssiIas n sis
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NC 30 sascrtb CHERRY Strse,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
Die, eifrieen 8ernabuneen Der fas
tbDlif6ben &irbe nm Die eiitails s
cipirfel1 Earbiaeft.

AVpa'isS1t" 49, - ~ = ~. s''ss's
riptrfei1 NarbtGen.
llnmittelbar Dor ieiuer Qlbreife nadl
3on erlieB Ser Grsbiidof @paIoinq
pon Baltimore, Der sugleida Asrinlas Der
fatboliiden Stride in ben Ser. Staatsn
1T. einer Sirtenbrief an Die fatbolii9en
@eiltliden uno eaien, Der lesten Conn.
tag in allen fatboliiden Sirden Der
Oiocefe berlefen iuuroe ano in uelden
elm 9lbi1nitt unter Dem Sitel: ,oie
S.nitruftion unferer farbt>
gen BrH'cer", einen sroben 9taunl
einninlint. Der @eoanfengang oieleS
antiquities lift folaenoer:
Sic fatboltfhe 8ir1e femme in ibren.
,religi6fen 8eitrebungen feiuen Inter.
ldie0 Der STAGE uno Sarbe; fie 1llein
bernebe Die &unlt, ole Befreiuna oes
@flaben nit ieiner Sebnng auf Der 9eis
ter oes gefellhaftliden 9ebens gu ber@
fniipfen. Sbr iei Die 8elebruns gum
@briltenthum gIeidbebeuteno NIT Gibie
lifatipn. Sept eal bic Suaperei ab.
9ei6afft fei, milBten Die fatbolif6en
Seelenbirten ibre 8enliibun9en UNI Die
Sarbieen tlur nod bernebren. Gs
peroe ibnea baber biermit boraeidries
ZEN, einen re1t erleu6teten Gifer fur
Die driitlide 8eIebrung Der syarbiaen,
mar entlid Der farbigen Sugen6, AN ents
ipi6eln. Gobalo oils moali9 batten fie
in ibren Yfarreien ODER Diitriften Sdu.
Ten fur 6arbiae Al errihtel1, ba 6ie Gr<.
fabruna seise, tpie iduer es 1T, beneu,
bic ntbt leien fonnfu, reliei6fe 9ebren
beiSubrin9en. Gud ioate Nles ge<
ideben, Die 8abl Der &ir@en fur Sur
bi9e an berme1ren, rlalIentli6 in Den
Stqbten. Bum 8ubme, Der fdrbisen
1s0bne iine Sodter Der tatboIiiben
&ir1e n,llie es geiagt neroen, baB he
itets liberal pno ebelmiitbis in Sen,dbs
tett ibrer RitteI bel Der Grri1tuna bon
Sdulen uno, &ir9en gu ibrem @oble
lmitpirften. Mainentlid babe iib oies
bel Grridtung elmer, Birdie in @afbing.
ton uno bel Der neuliden @rInbang BON
6 eber Z @duIen fur sSarbise in Der
.Graoi6ceie 9eaeigt. Derieniee tattoo
Hide @eiltlibe, iuel6er eifrig gum Be-
alten Der Sarbigen ptrfe, meroe in ibnen
tets berelttpillige ln6 eifrige Witarbeis
ter finoen.
gSeiter tbeiIt Der Sirtenbrief .oes @rs.
bifdofs nit, Dap balbm0gli6it Elm re
sulares fatBoIifheS Wiifionsinitem fpe<
ciel fir bic Sarbigen erriStef tueroen
fr1iirDf. SSrinnPfl0 Prufnhnt or hmm Der,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18

~ s.
9reuBens Sorte bruRs
gen. Ste' Serllner S0rlenseltung
pom 5O;Nprll lagt: Ss 1T I'M Yroletf,
menn GuTemourg geraumt tplro, EN-
preuBll9es oefeltlgtes Wager BET Srler
gu errl9ten mao etnem groBeren WtaBs
raoe ais oas Der sSran5olen bel eba'
Ions. ..a,a4s4
y tr,ber ST.. n... oo,Sroro,,s s.s
Sberifen De 8rettes siebt Der nGten.
oaro" tolgenoe bati9enia9enoe Oetalls-
Das gel9us eelfegt aus pref aellltlr>
ten Sgetlen, one getrennt IN oerl4ieoes
men WtannIatluren an9elertrst nsroerl.
Vie II! oen 0eifnngsgraoen IN Yarls
neueroi19s an9elfeuten Nerlndbe lolen
9an5 uberrai9enoe aeiMltate er9eben
BADEN, ole per Serfornng elmer gan5en
Satatilonsfront our9 nur cine Saoung
etnes etn5.gen Sel9uses 9let95ua@tet
gemelen leten. Sle Pro1ectlle 1ln0
Stanorobrrnge!n blscalers j. oeren
Tge1e SrenIa1t9tetI fg ots auT loQO
DIS 2OOO Meter erfredt: Sermtttelf
einer 1e9r tngenios eingert9teten Sreb.
l1etoe, ote etn Artluerilt banohabt, lei
man TN Stanoe, 1910 S9Ille IN Def
20 ao5ufeusrn; Ss. oen nabe bon
6ie 3unferfnnene NIT elmer niIIe re-
oett, 70 bas Bic Nnlpeienben mobl Bic
serft5.enSe gDirfuno niG6f ober bos
Snfrument iebe, fonnten Sos h;eseI6e
berporoebrod1f
(. = s.
Oer tattert. mo po leo'
NJ @ . 9ofbiltorio9rapb fagt Die
n6erllner Wpntagspoltns lhreibt fl4
Marg, DER gentegenfe Rariier Sours
nalilt v { ff5er; glebt Cd i'm Corps
legislatif Speftatel, 10 ruff man mad
Dem Siceprafoenten 6 @neiber;
Der aroBe parlameutariide Club Der
zines Wanues Namens SMITH,
tp6brenb ii6 Sas genfrnm her roma.
fifd,en 6ammer nm @oron a
-" $50 Se.Ia "a 49,"
sa %4.s"' wv nssnD GU
az "a 49, " s:.asg;I4 srs
ess - y s' =; ~ D'eas,' a.s
SS;srS hat pIIsrs;ars ,igsoa "U sss
oas goroinsen oes Deutf4tbums Gafs
5nbeltens b II y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ca, $500 Wv y IN g.
~. AZ cH ss0 ". o1o! ~ eFtn werSs
s;sSt Sss.t. wv s' s4aS; e.eS.gsa
Ossees~-Y@*UsJSo Sut01WUNts XIV OUWbC
10ulultliG1er &er2effi fif1n ff1inIifl unfpr
chamber NIT einem Saoen bon S9ieBs
baunifuole 6erbunoen. BON Dem man
nnr oas Gnoe qn5ns iinosn btau@t, unb
1ofort TIT ods 9ar3e BdInis erleu@tet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18

9reubens 8orfe bruRs
gen. Sie 8erliner B0rien3eitHng
bonn 3O.Npril iast: SO 1T i'm Yroieft,
menn 2urem6urg geraumt miro, Elm
preubiides befeitiates Eager bel Srier
gu erridten mad einem groBeren WaBs
itabe aIs oas Der sSran5Oieu BEL @ba,
Ions. .+...e.,e.4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-18
SaIfe tn aranfbeitsfdIen I!
Di6tiD fiir Gd9aftsleute NIB arbeiter |!
NeDrfa Ge0enfeifiAe @rans
Zen BERT tbernaaSs
@efeGf tbaft.
3 { 0 { I a..

Z ltgsftt@ iIleorporirt.)
@esrasert ana .. SnIi 1885.
] aralEeM witgliebWn miro ap0H Ga 10 Fouars
40 a. dFe mtk ID saMAhR1mhgk Aebes GejMnbG SOiihe
Wefjoh int Mlter BON 40 bib JabrtH gdnn MifoEieb
I Sss SaasEs e s sasss Sass
heitefHAen pbnfHtIt@ NuldbejabIt, lag bic
9gaHtbet EN- S11s lang ofsba4ErH eber MOT une
aud saf tfitD cine afSsrs kl,s rs isiEt sntiiens
teaene tiFfa9e 5sfbpf 5sfhitfl 8osbel leia Sd ZEN
eyiteus lppqtsR bal hieie 0sfeuf4ait IN fdti dtn
Gta4teH bte jenfn8Efi6ksn He5uLt1tkn esBfelt unb
fabst fs5 ws6fn. tbrsa bnmamf1 Hpsass cine aIIges
S3spsi as6ssaEtdait pon Aatususda aseubs man nj
an ben MHtss5f@Meteii @sirttar Ser wsFsili bat.
NBm. @siIbamgem.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14
A Rich Treat in Store for rs.

We learn that arrangements are about
perfected with Maj. J. l.. Ringwalt, our
former fellow townsman, and the whilom
editor of the Monroe Democrat, for the
delivery of two lectures, in this borough
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, De
.cember Sd & 4th, subject The Plains
cind the Rocky Mountains" The Major
has travelled over and carefully examined
lhe ground comprised in the Lectures
and as he is a gentleman Of more than ordi
nary ability and keenness of observation
We can safely promise, and the public a:
safely expect, literary treat, such as
was never before, perhaps, afforded them
The Lectures will be illustrated by means
of twelve large paintings u by l3 feet
and numerous selections from eighty
large colored views There is no mere
supposition as to the excellence of the
Lectures. They were delivered nightly, t,
crowded audiences, in enc of the largest
halls in Philadelphia, for a number ot
nights, sand received the warmest com
mendatons both of the press and gentle
men Of the fDest literary perceptions, be
longing to all parties and creeds. The
Lectures are to he delivered under the
:aupices, and for the benefit of the Pres
byterian Church Of this borough. We
hope large crowds will gather to greet the
Major
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14
Speer's Port Crane Wine.

the mid character and superior tonic
properties of the Port Grape Wine over
those formerly used by physicians have de.
servedly created for it a place in our sick
rooms and hospitals. Government now uses
1t. The Sanitary and Christian commits.
sloners use ii; and Mr. Speer in producing
80 excellent native wiGc is benefctor in
MS line. His business is now very extern
sVe' and what with drawing off and bot
Ting, packing and box-making. quite force
is engaged.
10 the renOtest part Of the country his
cases are sent. and by means of his mediciu-
al and Sentimental Port Grape Wine. the
name Oh Wired Speer has become every
where familiar household word. : Pater.
sOn GUARDIAN
our druggists have some of this wine.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14
Execution at Wilkes.Barre. Pa.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 12-Neall
DevaDy, young Irishman, was to day
executed for the murder of his wife IN
July last at Hazelton. Devany had form
ed an illicit intimacy with another woman
and murdered his wife iu order to marry
the former. Devany made full confes
sion to his jailor last night. The facts it
contains are similar to those developed
at the trial He says that after he shot
his wife in the breast, she would have es
capped had he not Immediately grappled
her and cut her throat. He maintains
he alone committed the deed. He as
signs the cause of the crime to have been
the keeping of company with other wo-
men. He now expresses regret for doing
it, hopes to be forgiven, and says he is
prepared to die at any moment. He re-
tired at 8 o'clock last night, sleeping
soundly till this morning. At noon
Devany left his cell, accompanied by four
Catholic elergymen. On the scaffold he
confessed himself guilty aud forgave the
judge, jury aud sheriff. At o'clock the
drop fell and the convict died almost in
stantly. Over 500 persons witnessed the
execution. Twenty minutes later the
body was cut down and delivered to the
friends of the deceased for burial.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14
New Counterfeit.

WAsHI NGToN, Nov. IL. During sever
al days past number of spurious twenty
five cent notes have been put in circula-
ton. They are the best executed of this
denomination yet manufactured, and are
calculated to deceive the most careful
money takers, The bogus currency may
be known by the paper being trifie
thicker than the genuine, and the green
on the back trife Lighter. The vignet-
tie of Fessenden is at first glance fully a,
correct as that of the genuine, but close
scrutiny shows that it is good wood cut,
and not a steel engraving.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14

WE observe that quite number of our
Republican contemporaries are urging
Gen. James l.. Selfrdge, late Revenue
Collector for this District, for the Office
of Clerk of the House of Representative
at Harrisburg, this winter. A better
man for the position could not be select
ed, and We hope to have it in our power,
upon the organization Of the Legislature,
to announce his election. Gen. Selfridge
besides fitness, ha. peculiar claims upon
the dominant party in the House. He
entered the army upon the first call for
three month men, and continued with it,
without interruption, until the last rebel
had surrendered; participating in many a
hard fought battle, and always perform.
ing his duty as became the thorough sol.
dier, and the ardent patriot. So well
did he perform hi, part, that though he
entered the service in subordinate po-
sition, We believe private, he left the
army full Brigadicr, having been pro,
NOTED step by step, solely on account of
his merit. The man who could gain and
maintain the friendship and commenda-
ton OF such man as Gen. Sherman, un-
der whom he served, as Gen. Seliridge
did, must have made no slight marx in
the grand march of armies On retiring
from the army Gen. Selfridge was ap-
pointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
this District, but was too much of a pat
riot to suit the johnson die.nasty. = He
was too much of patriot to allow self to
becloud country - too much of a man to
sell manhood for mess of political pot
tage. He refused command in the
g Bread and Butter Brigade" and, not
withstandiDg he had the warm personal
support Of Gen. Sherman, and others like
him, before the Departments, he must
needs be punished for his unbendug pat
rioti.m. The administration required
supple tools in its subordinate positions.
Gen. Selfridge did not belong to that
class, and he was removed to make room
for one who did, and Daniel Ii. Neiman
a rank Copperhead during the war, aud
who had not yet lost his reptile instincts,
was appointed in his stead. In view of
these facts We submit that his elevation
to the Clerkship by Republican House
Of Representatives would be peculiarly
lifting, and in ev1y respect we'll suited
to the times. 1t will not be necessary for
US to vouch for the honesty of his Repub.
icanism. The man who cheerfully pre-
ferred to sacrifice lucrative Office, rather
han to even pretend to strike hands with
Johnson's treachery, needs no index to
show his position
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The officers of the Washington Natior

The officers of the Washington Nation
al Monument Association are about to ap.
peal to Congress and the Country for
funds to finish the unsiehtly and crumb
ling pile so unfortunately located in a
swampy part of that city. Unless the
management has changed hands for the
better, we hope they will not get dollar.
This project has been cursed with set
of thievish knaves from its commence
ment, many of whom, including their
Judas, decamped to the Rebels at the
outbreak of the Rebellion, carrying with
them all available funds. The founda
ton of the monument is insecure, and to
waste more money, upon it, or to. Keep in
hue quarters and in sood living set of
at the expense of the
benevolent, is taking disgraceful advau
tage of the generous devotion of the peo
pie to the memory of the "Fathor of his
country.
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which promises to increase the usefulness
of its organ and the personal profit of its
editor. AS the profits Of the latter in
crease, the facilities for furnishing pa
per fully up to the times are offered,
aud greater usefulness to the cause Sc
cured. As it IS in this respect with the
Democratic organ and its editor, 80 also
should IL be with the Republican organ
and its editor, with this marked differ
ence - that while in the former it aids
in the PRONUNCIATION of those pdonicious
principles which led to Rebellion aud
we'll nigh ruined the country in the latter
it helps disseminate those glorious prin
ciples which conquered Rebellion, and is
now establishing the Union, the Consti-
tuition and the Laws on basis impteg-
nably permanent. BY securing Demo-
cratic subscriber to your party organ, you
secure reader who may be convinced Of
his error and become Republican voter
while at the same time you give such aid
to your editor as will certainly end in Sc
curing sheet OF which no one need fee
asha med.
As auxiliary to these means Of thor
ough organization consultation with your
brethren of other sections Of the county
as we'll of other counties will prove o.
great service. By so doing, advice and
experience will be exchanged, perfec
system will be secured, and all be strength
eued for more faithful performance o
duty. Brethren, as you love your coun
try, and the glorious principles of you
party, which past experience conelusively
show can alone sustain it, we coujure yol
to think seriously upon these suggestions
and act upon them at once. Now is tn,
time to begin.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14
CRANBERRY Cron

The cranberry crop in New Jersey will
probably amount to 10000 barrels, rails
ed mostly in Ocean, Cape May and Bur
liugton counties. The crop elsewhere
out Of New Jersey is estimated at 10000
barrels, making the whole crop in the coun-
iy 100000 barrels or 100000 bushels,
valued at 81 100000. The crop in Ocean
County alone is put down at 10000 bar
rels and raised mostly from land which
was formely deemed worthless.