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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
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H. tscpra @airr,, Sddbn.
,n.o a Qouio tsuiduf, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

9p N, IL. 9io2.- Gjc tdrtude Re.
9icrung i4etnt ii@ fir cintU b1lCiacn Sric5
III rl,itCn. EtcNlbe BAT loCbtn nit rintnl
bjtii8GN @tuic emeu Gpntraft duf yjtfcruua
opn 100 0tcgpi0er Sanpntl at1eitbtr1cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

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3. @ibHa, rcr in GrfGQu19 ctner 2S1bl.
nrttt am @iittppf MtQr9en 81 Ju5r, mi
Dem Stcrfcntanntr in pGr 61ir, ppn 9lsp
sprf aufbraG, fam NeUtr I'M = 1l9r q. ~.
bier On,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Ser Sentid)e Correspondent.
lirimorc n. sppembcr 1865
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as 34G - mem NeEr mliCeE Pp@ cfptNettO
Stt9e nm GfrNl19tnlN4fsGh 6uI penn"
lt:m @tettlt III III ieIolII1l'lJE ~lfga0'2Pr
&9dtt8Fttt GllCs ArHtsA, e'"lJta SPllt8 III
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t<t9e SftgulS lttlEt 9t.0lGh SnIercttn
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Far lGlll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
9llloen, Septidle8 ySniIcuIlous.

nussrerrentlide 9lrsftprial : g%eriammfups mcr9en
9onttaa Is Rrp. 3prSeus 10 ubr, .ur Seratbunt
htr IrrnnSfnsntt fur las ttserIteterte Gpr;ert Eebi
tg73O wy &c. q. qftsr,t. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Tprpntp, Gam, 10. glcY.-@ttcrn
mari nd Gin truntener Sp!bat, Narlens
yan,b, III INSTRUMENTATION 9tbitht auf cas-
Glte1batn~Sctetle nnbe pen @drratcn mn
ptrce pp, einem Srame ibrrfatren Der lei,
ncn 2etb mitten ent yreiidnttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

S"prpntp, Gan, ID. Npbbr, - 0er
SNpCner r8. .. @len," init @ri;en nad
Sstpr9r, R.rY, %bcittmntt, i~tranpete ot1er1
IN eer SSnleL UNI CrbteIt etnen drnen VNd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
pcrmptaniidltm &NrMpS,

rrer oecedtn ytiUp5 scs Gin p,CcraSs, bcperfisat'
gent; ecrictte il 70 '~atete.Rt, sa' or lid iDfSrt nit hem
9mle a]iinitirt mis rem 0aniat Sateme 5iirfS, Guer-
ale mo utae1 gt5ru gsrIeibt.
Ietr ar,rct rinninmt, nm 8rnntttttcH, bic Srnt
8GnRti an y tleR i'm Glute t%ccrutgcr, 81 feiien,
c9Ne tos &ieH benz Sat;mt iptetcr SWiliubren, aletdt
Gtntln, ser 10 ieta N1us, rslGtm tGs rtneartent f.blts,
u~uskenttH msHge.
Gu arlejttwtF @sjtlidcr iaat: SD taEt ten peru.
riniiidhu Sdifdrt Ittt sutlar 3git gcbrlUdt; er rers
letNt MIR itIa SGtrale, Irettt Ct SebcnSRellcr rte aib-
ten MGE'eh Sphnrtrat :"
Srpid lrtn NIT %,tsltntel uter "uren INTO Smrfet.
lGl8cr eul einiltIt tCr btrr9r dNcnbtcu Her,re. @ettli.
den mt GHaerEr plrscU Eh..r irBenp elmer 4oreie iret
Illeihidt.
gti ssm d6len IT "4!eruuianiia cr SDrt," ms
W!Nt ein8Itia'cl.
!. y. 0insruurc, Giaeuiblmsr,
VI. 30, NeNltr., Nep'gprf.
yCi a1Cr Tprt6titri Sl battu.
g'9tn aI' pe bumrertmtcr HrGnttcit5fprmrn tic
tu
&fcppbctn
lire Grclr totrl, fam Ribts scn r]siniocntrn Wirfltt-
.Rci hes jce5, weht C8 I'M rstncn SWiaNCs 8esctru mirp,
gltitlrrmer.
OF, ~. IHpars' SJpns Waiicr
1T cine rline ygiuNN ven ipe in l8aies clne eil aul6.
lGnre& T}ed9 !GiS has ttft MRiiitI, tdS ic GcBtR STIps
ptCil INT ahNiidc getSsi tnttGat WGricl in.
YNngtl.ie d3Gttt.
Vet aaGR ArrigeIcrN 81 fater.
!. Is. T%insuprC,
YF- I'd. Gpoitr. Nl,rN. Mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

gpunA6tpWn, -, l3. Mp9tr. -
Gr.@Cup. 0aplo Qrcp Hart tcuic plHglid,
ia CT cHco cca @dNH Gram sur State na4,
SlrgCl0nc bcitciorn fppQtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

fir coS lSG9-cr Sinacrfct; u. ne beute 81
Gurt acNenrc Substituting gum SeteR rer
Gmdnuela, NjtdNt, crpdbnt ipertCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Giief i'm 0lute !

Sic 3cthrcnsiatett elmer sebSEiAen prOsprtipn Gtfeu
I'M gmte lit a4en SeilttHllert wrtl %tstlnnt; p~errin9ert
fG ,ttftlte ap5 iyseub elmer llriltr. 10 letott 6as GAME
5airrn. strTrR t~tgld'ts: Gheil sIs:1 %trSnfelt, urs elm
Cici0Gl Ter Era8eeit, @latti8.ett INV %SpQtpmmeHer
Gilcih5nti3feit turhsrttat I'm Sr5aniJmus. Qas
Sermtttel pc1eEt etnfl5 III 8eriUrsuHs ReS 9lutes mi
ter crfcrteriteu GUaNitit Glen. 0tss taGt i'd rurb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

New-gprf, 10. Npp.-@n. @rant it
mir ietnem Stabe bier einsetrclfen. Der
Linton geague : Club" bot tbm fur beutc
@6enr einen feitliden Gmpfdna an, aaein
Der Sen. antfpprteie ableb1enp. Gr min nit
ietner Samtlir ieinen In Weitrg point tefinr.
liden Sobn beiuden, bel ieiner &adfebr
dber cine WcGe bier peripeilen.- Die 3im.
mer pes @en. int ,Wetrppplitan Sptel" fparen
beute miiStemteridaern angefuat, er perrpies
iepDA &te an Sberit gapeau, per aber
nid,t al finpfn MIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
@nltin1nrc 0irhcrfral1s.

SaSem tErG @crlslcn Der ytfe cs lem gereine nidt
Inr9liG mar, allen paliVsn 9titslutern iDre &arttn sus
5it Ntden, - perten Veetere trentSitG't 6sbeten, %bieielben
itst Sci Sbr. 5dinipt, Ie. 8, Rorp '&%alpsrIitr. lit
5mrflna III uehmeu. q. ia. (273-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Rew> gprf 10. 9ips. 96aatrabe
lit beute lsbr qeprldE ; Der Gelpmarft III
letht ; Sob Rau gu 1333s-% Spnos
nieprlaGr UNI ault Nerfaufe iehr aebriltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Die lcstcn egya5tbcriHitc.

NcW 'Srlean9, 10. Wpp. - Nat
8>rtGtCn aus gang 2puiiiana, NIT @u3uaDml
ttllcS ctnji8cn &u@ipiel5, ite6t bic Stint
alctiabl: mir seymour 81 ,742, FIR Grant
1852 A; mitbln ]pcmrtultriNr Moipritat
$3.50 ct.
gan T]rGn3isrp, ID. 9lpB. - 3ad,
1utbcatllAcn SelIdNrn Hpn SrcINn bat S,ys
n,our pprt cine MIipritat Drn PA It.
@1rrtabUrN,i IS. NDs.-D1s pifilcl
Aej1blte orjItanct3c &otum ScnWWloWttn'.
1rcbt i'm @'rant 342,28O Unp fr Srampur
3l3,382 ct.
eptUm ia @l., 10. %la. 49, Sn
per Mumtitphlwdbl lii pG5 renpErltudlc
S,drt NIT Irpstr Malorttat pHrddelanQtn.
Gan &rdn6iSrp IS. @po.-W.
Spbnlpn, 0cn, 1T fur nrn 9lprr. G,trttt
Gotitprnien'g III 0elt GpngrCB gepablt.
Gplumbu6 Gbip, 10. Mpg. - Wit
NHs1nbme SOn Z Counties inc llmmtltdc
Ssrihtr cingrtrplfen mlp wttjm cine MdlOrt.
tit rpN II 1914 set. iir Grant aus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Northumberland
Y(Ic SdJpci;er in Baltimore

iinS fin6tIdeet, it an Yl0Nta8, zen 10, Nsyentbfr,
GtenSS s ltpr, In yptals pes!Nrn. 2rrS, Mr., 2 Sur'bres
Osrtdlrl6e. su ssrTaNlutla, I'M st %teratter. wte mir bic,
ieni9fn unitr,r 2ant ;iepte III rsr Hetntatb uttsrltlter
b.r. Ntebrerr Sd)fp !i;cr.
(279-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Ncip .9jprfcrs Afarftbs

TtCrD DpErVtT
IewsYprf, 10. Nppbr. = @aumnolt
nil uno felt; mdbtses 9sscbr; @erfdufe
1900 g; 2419 Gts.-3uder fau II. unscr>
dnrert; Cuba 10 1316, @prtp Jtttp 1915
bis 132I; rdf. Ia BIS 15A s. - Mebl IT'LL
II, retts, gertdufe 10000 Sa6; iipl. $624
-14.-Maiien itil UNI ltct;9; Nr. 2 155 6.
- gBGtiNfprn Fau unc no ninea; 1l6 9ts.
Safer ltil unp felt ;72H G.-Hp99en itau
unb npminel; 130-l33 @ts.-ppfeliGpet'
nefetif unre0elmQbia, nominel $2956 -
S28A.-9Sbiste9 fft; frei I07-l08 6. -
Sals itiG; 12A 6. -iSteinpl, fau; rah.
%, rob Is G. Sdr, 255-270.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
1lenrr D~anusrfin.

Sr nNiI,sa r j. s,aiic" rnest nadtlsn 0tsh'ida NtenS
~ Ilbr abfnss te erlle q cffainnlurS 'idit. nm sinen
l.ncust Sansert'n 'a9rinteit: SSiGs, Te.ttt lth an q
Ius;tsnn i; in 0JrieSr. Etcin'J Coral, Gtc zine. uas adbpre.
h trsEs, tipfnSsn. SIN 4ufira8e 9%tfbrercr:
iS73-41 '.rstDf g, -. Reirad,. rrpo. Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
SGnffdouuo6tG0,
Srnc6fnn

GttCanp, 10. No0tr. -@pup. s.,
bIcSp9 bat ben 2G, Npp. Nlg N~hnfll3WH0e-
t1l btiltInMt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Nem, 9Grt, 10. Npgbr. - Die Eiciige
6dnNelaEdmmer bat aciern MDcnp tn 81.
mite Helslt, fotft6t5 Gje &tUfbaGe hat, bet'n,
Qpn8rCtc aRi rle 6eriteauRJ lule5 gGajus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5Jptl zen rem Sbtp,
SlIllc uRp rem d,lGn.tjbN S5cm via Pr
RMarpDI UNI Sdmess T!itir bin i'll WirfeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

Gbtrd0p ID. NCY. - Nie Nrmre
&erenle opnl GJNlnberlNRc, Gentc(irc, SDtl
llne WeprN!a mcrrin bier cine Qcrrtlnid'aft
ltte Nrcfc RruntM fur ZEN 10. INN I6. b
~, Serantaltrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

So 5ar srn. 5pbann 9ie.tid Rcse Iisat Elm Hlie'
in Ter Cry. +. NJ.
B5- Sir sintpn fpbifstc letat stn Brtsf IL es'
Orr, b, plattts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Gptecrpai= =yncpc.

Wpntredi. Gan, I3. Hpo.-Gtc &pi5-
Cptlls SNHroe olriammsltc iiN bler sur Or.
p~1blun9 etnc5 &iihpf9 fir her nm CtncI
MctrcPOtttm fiji Ganacn. 0tcietDr ocrtctb
lecedN lcfrrt NIT pcm 60uit rcr @tih&fr in
4pniltfF, tnpert rielc5 nIr ir1He Nanen gum
Ballot etNlcrp.t, yrClhc nltbt dlacnpmmcn
rctcel fbnncn ilnr RE 0nuebmtarrn iurid
NGit. Dte Siih0ft flnftsu, etc fe rem cins
itgen @i1nn, ban bic SNacpc Nnsurcbrtcr
ltnct3t III, bsndnnt AittCn, ttutc cine Bot,
Id,dtt an bic S9noHr, norm iic bieicl0e bis
Jun Nidt 1ert1Nrn. Gteie3 @rrQcbcn hat
Dter nIlgrmeine GnrHtung bersGrncrNfsn
rcmjNfpl9e lid beutG (tbeno rtc SYncce
iricoer prrlnntnlclt, I'M 81 Acrlttrn, ub nc
1tdt better tbatc, lCi0rt &c 2(utDrttit res
paulra Ger StiN6fr gu rcpuotircn, ben Dr.
Bald, ctNcn dmertfaniiGen @etttthm All
crir0bIen tlo i'm jUr GiNneiNuno betm =
n1h @nGldno- gu ihtdtn, 9pN ny 0crtclbl
'rearn nit Ger erfprEcrliNen &!utcrttTt yer.
iChen surifftbren lpQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
3Otr Epnite bts G1natrbnnDes.

Die @it9lieter ~ttsielbsn psrtsn bierSurt' irtuntlih
erfstt, Nh am 18. November, Ibtnps S llbr, int Der
i%an,nllr8 slrfale il, Qprpcre %eiutaeer III melitt.
t2T3.4) Ser. y. Stciftad), Trai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Scacn 0otarrb t0uft DuQe

9tnt. Slaiden ppn Wpltptt's o@nnibtl0tpr"
fir 81 in metben llmlhldarn. 3u SrrtNutm
be- oltn Grp9utllen, fam fcrner tDtentrct
probtrt ipcrpen in 9tr. ll41a, 9Selt B1ltt'
more. StraBc, BET 8. %. DouabcrtN AQen'
fen. (2I3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Qucub1buEltnalicE

T~WfT0TN, W.-T., l3. 9I09. = A9lNt9
9ahts II llbr itj,b Elm @lchs Er1nEarlt
Gram rer Buffalo Gri,.& iitl>Itr" gajm
Gmfdbrm ndh rem @Auppeu nit etacnt
chen ctnfAbrtnccn @d0dJtr. &rdtr lcr g9icp-
YNrt- Grlts&abu " r!pN cire Riite vrn ptm
3obnbcfc cntferNt, M ii& TIC SNjcUcn il,
rcften S6tntet trey'en, %SUiGmmen, Ole
tptpntpttve pe5 &ufltp.G re Grains fNbr
milton rurb pen 8dgasc &rliH rt3 9hm-
Ycyts&rirs 3u5c5 UNI mari Ett 2ptpmcltoc
unr 9S1s8oH5 pGilt,bM adnjltd aus Her
Shtcnln. Pei. Iettr, %aa0BcMti,yr res
ycBtcrcn, murPt ett 8ein ocbypGen I'M CT
eieLtcl metrsre MHrirnEn NrrleeMnAGR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
&rfl' &rinnrn.
Scr 6clsmdrft.

NOW Y0rf, -, 9tps. = Setr. G.
ipdrp fam beltte opn @aitin9tpn bier at UNI
irtrp bis Sltn Spnntd3e bier bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
GcmerSbrunn

5Yrucuie, I.>Y., Is. NoD. - 9as
,0bermdn, 6cuil" lammt Neben0ebaupen,
Maaren WN9d3ulen &c. brarnte 1tlte Wt.-
tags al. ShaOn ilber $3.50, 900; Ser.
ii6crun3 6raen $50. 900. = Da5 Spt1t war
I'm MiilafMMnftr ner Ginnf nrlhnfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14

SaS Splsaeip.
Nem.gprf,1 10. NrSbr. -SSettt9e Sdlub
nrtlrula 1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-14
Uhorlesfr .-Danurrfin Iii. 9

Die @~iitsiteter rtiasN @eteint werSsn rtritit benat
Iridist raj ad6len M9ata9 Abenn, zen 10. Npssmber,
Tim tpfale ets Sra, Wedltett .ltna, St wefede ppn
tSharles. uns siadr., tisGcuti utton CUR @prlaa ipmn,i
.rnp BIZ. erite 9ir.abitta atle der pIrs. SIN anf RAG
C273 ~ Sobn Hnacrnieper. frer. SER.
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SeIesrapbiiGe Sepcidcn.

eseri6tst fir ten pTeutihen Grrrr'prntenten." y
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Tsae Tseues.

The Republican is very anxious to avoid
tho tissues Of the present campaign, and 90
back six or seven years to dea{ Issues We
were right then; but whether we were or
were not, we will not discuss no,o. The
democracy are satisfied With Mr.. Estep. -
He favored the Crittenlen Resolutions as to
he purposes Of the war. And, although
he opposed and denounced the violation of
.hese pledges, and the wicked perversion
Of the professed objects of the war, yet,
rom the beginning to The ending Of the
oar, he contributed Of his means for the
purpose Of furnishing soldiers, and for the
benefit of their families, as much as any
MN In Ctd'z. Yet he is denounced as a
traitor and copperhead. Whyf Because
no is and always has been Democrat. -
Your slanders don't take. Why, you call
your best men traitors and copporheads,
when they oppose your rascalities; such
men as Fessenden, Trunbull and G"Gpes
Are you not little demorazsd2 ces ter
stick to TIE spirit and letter " ~. II G@. Go
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FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN

AHC5 VE 4 n q n M 4 70 ETg " =.
Old Kentucky has fred the first gun of the
great campaign, and planted her shot in the
right spot. The election for Governor, Circuit
Judges, States Attorney, and local Offices
took place on Monday, and the result isthat
Gov. Stevenson is ro elected by largely
increased majority from 10 900 to SO, ,00o-
AMI there arc large Democratic gains in
every direction. This does not lo,k like q
back action on the reaetion,'' but marks
the steady progress Of the Counter Revolu
ZION. Congress and Grant have made the
's'ue-tho people are prompt with their
reSn0nSc
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS. There will be a
teachers' call at Rural Seminary this fan
session. The first four weeks will be devot-
cd to English Grammar and Analysis; the
next four to Arithmetic and the last five to
Geography, Elocution, and Penmanship.
Teachers who can cannot be present during
the whole session can enter for the Gram
mar term alone, or for the Arithmetic term
alone, &c. Teachers will receive certif-
Gates showing their proficiency in each. We
propose to do one thing at time, and to
do it most thoroughly, Ifyou wish to be
first-clsss granamarian be present at the
ope0lng Of the terns, August 18th. Schools
wanting progressive teachers will cali on
Rural Seminary. See advertisement and
send for a catalogue. $50
Prof schwinger, the accomplished ger.
man Musician, is principal Of the musical
Department of Rural Seminary. This makes
the Institution one of the first in the eoun-
try. h it
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of the only Union party in the country
the party under whose administrations the
country attained greatness and glory-the
grand oil Democracy. Turn out and form
Clubs. BY or Tor of the
Dcnsocrufc Central Committee.
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CLARK q RAMsEY's 5 in the place to 90
and get your jewelry and silver ware cheap.
A new stock Of silver ware received this
week. fa
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Ma. EsaeD's Speech.

We ask careful pcrusal of Mr.. E,tep's
Speech at Cambridge. 1t is repcte with
sound argument and mn array offacts which
are unanswerable. Read it and then loan
your paper to your Republican noighbor.
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EHR sEYMOUR's aCCEpravcE

Mr., .Seymour's letter of acceptance will
be found in to.day's paper. tis straght>
forward. unequivocal avowal of perfect ac-
cord with The platform upon which he was
nominated. 1t will commend itse If to every
patriotic man in the land
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Ina,sisstoriui.

The Republican is still desirous of trying
to pry into Mr.. Estep's private business.
Wants to know whether he is engaged in
"Wild cat speculations in the West" We
don't know; if TIE editor is anxious, Mr..
Estep will no doubt inform him. We
might ask, if it were any OF our business,
now Mr.. Bingham invests his property
how he invested the $1,000 he received
for prosecuting Mrs. SwraH But we
aheerfully admit it is none Of our business.
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HOME MANUFACTURED.
DOAD NOTICE.

THERE viii be a petition presented to
the Commissioners of Harrison County
Ohio, at their next regular session, to be
held on the first Monday of September
1863. Praying for the Evacuation of the
following road, Ito wit) Beginning at Joel
Crambietts gate on the road that leads from
the New Philadelphia, and Cadlz State road
TO Mastersville, from said gate through
said Crambletts, and lands recently pur-
chased of James aud Walter McClintock
and a short distance through William
Simpsons lands to the road thnt leads from
Edward Lawridges Mills 10 the Carrolton
and Deersyille grade.
MANY PETITIONERS.
A no Q 1865 dN.
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SMITH, BLOOMS & co.,
NILL keep on hand and mako to order
YeOAD NOTICE.

AT the September session of the Com.
missioners Of Harrison County, Ohio, tos
wit: Sept, 7tli, 1863. a petition will he pres
sented praying for County Road, COM
mencing at the Cadiz and Wellsburg road
at the line between the lands of Ephraim
Clark and Joseph Jamison, in Section 23.
Township 9, md Range 4, in said County
and running thence South olong said line
to the South line of said Section; thence
along the old road to tho line between the
lands of Joshua Mitchell ann John Brind-
ley; thence nearly South across the lands of
Joseph Mitchell, and thence along the line
between John Croskey and Henry Sheplar
to the road leading from Cadiz to the Plank
Road, NJ u point on the line between Joseph
Cope on the one side, and Henry Sheplar
and John Croskey on the other
PETITIONERS.
,tkr {cSo
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