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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

y FRAUD UpoN TIE p opLE.-ln near
" all the States in which the fifteenth
amendment is claimed to have been
ratified, the ratification, so-ca'led, ha"
been eff: c,et in notorious opposition TO
the understood will of the people IL
is claimcd TO have been rAli6'd by the
New York Legislature, and yet 1t it were
submit ed to day TO the vote Of she I'e,-
pie uf Nrw York, not an intelligent rail-
zeal in that State would bet one dollar
that the mensnre w"nld NOT be- drient"d
by majority "f thirty "r fnriy thousand.
In AL the States which are claimed to
have ratified ir; Massaehusc.tsand Maine
arc undoubtedly the only ones III which
ilr'wrMt1 MT have heen unhesitatinslJ
rrirctcd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY
Pennsylvania, Michigan. &c, rejected
it. at 1beir last opportunities Of voting
up"n il. by exceedingly heavy popular
maisrilies aud yet their Legislatures
have u<urped the power t" raliIy it, Tins
making it so far ns their ac'ion can g",
the poI'cy uF the whole country for all
time
We exreet th" fifirenth amendment
70 BE- declarc! part "fihe Constitution,
aud fnr n time AT least tn he pra .tically
enforced as >nch. The people have moi
rndorsrd it. they will in no doubt he
submitted to until other circumstances
AID other people shall arise. We nd
wise no fnrce except The force OF the bal
lm.bux, but We ak and expect every
Demnrrat to t'kc Q od care never t.
yield, for "xp"dienryS sake, TO tn" pow
er of the evil trndencirs ar"nnd him.
but to keep his soul pure in The cxprc
tation or better pcri"d. which. II our
country is to survive, cani'Ot he very Tar
nt. Even thuugh g""d men may at
present have M hope. let them vote ms
if they had no fear. Their ri.ht +"
vote and to think is even more sacred
than th"ir righr tn breathe the air "i
Heaven -LouisoiM Gonrier- o"r""/.
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE AGRIcUI

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE AGRIcUL-
TURAL AND MECHANICAL MAGAZINE.
We invite the attention of Farmers
and Mechanics, as we'll all others favor
able to the development of the materi-
al interests Of the State, to the pros
pectus of a monthly magazine to be is
sued in Charleston at an early day, by
Messrs. WALKER, EVANS & CoeswELL.
The well known energy of the publish
ers, guarantees ful6lment of the pro.
mise to "make it the the best and hand
soonest industrial magazine ever publish
ed at the South" aud they should, as
they doubtless will, receive patronage
rarely excelled by any similar publica'
tlon.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and Me-
Chanical Magazine.

(OE'ni Otyau nj Tie Sonh for1i""
Stme .iyrmuI'urni""d Merhmnieut
S"c%iY.)
At an carly date. the subscribers will
pubT%h the first uumhrr Of n Monthly
Maraziue, devoted 10 The development
uf H.. material interests Of this State,
and the wh"ie South and will dIsirih.
ute five thousand copies grntuituusly.
80 that every one may see what it is
before subscribing. They intend to
make it the hest and hands"me>t indus
trial magazine ever published at the
Snnth. and they ask the cordial c"-
operation Of every gool citizen in this
enterprise, which must rcdound t" the
public wn'iare.
Persons Wishing c'pies Of the first
numbcr, will please send 'hcir address
t.
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
Charleston, S. G.
May l3. tt.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, writing uu Friday night,
says:
DR.. {. W. Brink, United States Con-
sui, arriv, d here yesterday, dirre, from
Mexiro, bsarin. dispatches # an import
anr character to The President and Sec.'
re airy OF State, and TO day had au i'll
tcrvrew with General Grant. 1t is un-
drrstuud that these dispatches refer 1"
Negotiations between .'-iuister Rosccrans
and the Mexican Government relative
to certain treaties that the Mexican Go.
vernment is drsirus Of entering into
for the ccssiun If c,rtain prIions Of
Mexico to the United Stat'fe+vr-++l''r-
purp,e OF rF.iEiDI, -nuu,,-.y- ,n stir rnaEtthe
Juarcz = ,vrrnmen,. Gen. Ru~ecrans,
it appears, would like tn rclnnia in Mex
ico to Complete these negotinti"ns. bur
unfortunately for him our new minister
is now OH his way. and will arri, thcr''
beture an answer will be received by
General Rosccrans
Efforts have hcen made for somr time
by several Cubrn agents to purchase
arms and supplies for the insurgents,
but they have not succeeded. Quifc re-
Gently they had an interview with Gen.
Gram upon the subject, wien they we've
informed by him that it the government
hid any arms, nunilionS, &c, spare,
they would be di-puscd Of to any one,
the President arguing that he had re-
cclvcd no official notification of any re-.
cent battlcs between ihe Cubans and
Spanianls and therefore any supplies
that could be spared BY the government
would b. Id to either t'ubans or Span
iards if they wished T." purchase
Among other things considered to-day
at the Cabinet sessions were the inst'ur-
tiurs to b. given to Minister Morley -
1t is understood that it was decided that
the best policy would be Tor Mr. N"t-
ly to leave for his p''st at once. and br.
fire this government WIS "ffi"lally in
f,rme1 or any action on the part Of the
British Government in relation to the
Alabama Gains
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GENERAL THOMAS JORDAN. THE

GENERAL THOMAS JORDAN. THE
COMMANDER OF THE CUBAN FxPEnI-
TIuN.-Genrral Thomas Jordan. who
has gone out in command Of the expe.
dition to Cuba, is .n old West Pointer,
and one of the most accomplished ottl-
Gers of the late Confederate army. lie
served as chief of staff to Gen. Beaure-
gard during the first three Years OF the
war, and Was with him at Charleston
and Wick burg and in Virginia he
has been living in New jersey, near the
city, until the beginning "fthe Cubup
outbreak. Since then his plesrncr at
various places on the c"ast. and partlc
ularly ut Charleston and New Orleans,
has been noticed. and always IN eoEnec
tion with some rumOred movement IN
favor of the tubaD cause.
General Jordan is man of medium
height, spare in form and with quick,
nervous manner. He has an intrllec
tual head and features, and fine eyes,
aud when off duty is exceedingly court
eous in drmeanor During his mill AIRY
days in the South, though he Was often
accused Of byusquen'ss and had the rep
u,a'ion in the army of being Alartl' ct
That he is thorough soldier by IN
stinct and education cannot be qucs
toned. He saw and participated in
some Of the hardest fighting of the late
war, and, aside from his "wn merit, had
the advantage Of il long, pprs""al inter
course with General I}eaur'g,rd, who
was certainly one of the first engineers
oil the war. If Jordon has half of Il
chance in Cuba he will unnke himself ia
nous N. Y WorH.
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Advantages Of the Piedmont.

Ii is confined 10 Lite Insurance only, and
does not mix with the uncertainty Of other
huIiness.
The rights OF policy holders are clearly de.
fined IN It's policies us PART OF THE
CONTRACT, and not lett 10. OUTSIDE
PROMISES Of Agents.
Ii has no useless resi- riciions on residence
or travel: fully provides Tor he non forfeiture
OF ils policies aud places all on lair equality
as 10 Occupation.
Il has declared dividend roiis p,lcy hold.
ers The first Eighreen months oi 40 per cent.
The late war taught many he heavy pens
ally oil beiI z separuied from the Home Olice
by The Companies fortefriug what had been
paid and and refusing 10 retistate The policies
"rhe PlEDMOEI'' provides agaInsI this
IN HER POLlCltS and all who mny. hy
any mIshap or revului ion. he separated from
the Office, The righr TO reinstare policies
within one year alter intervening cause ls re.
moved. or 10 he ENTITLED TO SAME
RIGHTS AS T) NON.FORFElTURE,
AS THOUGH THE HlNDERlNG CAUSE
had never ex.sled nj The opri0n oil the in
sured, sU thar no contingency can take from
her POLICY HOLDERS their just rig Is.
THIS Is DONE BY NO OTHER COM
PANY. ....
/, has paid all its losses promptly, without
wal'ing Tor the NINETY days grace, and
has never contested rluiin.
Parties contemplating insuring. are request
ed TO examine our policies and compare them
with oher companies bei0re il suring.
TIE COMPANY nns determined 10 cs'ah'
;lsh BRANCH OFFICE III SOUTH CAR
OLINA with President and Directors sels CT
ed from Policy Holders OF his Stale. which
will give vnu nll The advantages ~ aHOME
INSTITUTION rs all the. Premiums re-.
ceived, will he leil here and invested in your
own Stale. .....
The "PlEDMONTr' issues Policies on the
Ordinary Lille. Ten Annual Payment. Five
Annual Payment. Single Payment, Endow.
meut. Joint Life Childrens Endowment.
ps=.ss,s~s-sssu -hv-ath~r
Companies.
w. CI.YbURN, Agent.
Camden. 5. G..
J. r. STEGER, Gen'l Canvassirg Agent.
Mny l3. 3m
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COURT.

The time of the Court, with the ex.
ception of the three first mentioned
cases, has been taken up by the colored
"men and brethren" Up to this uorn-
ing, the following indictments have
been disposed of:
E. Parker, for assault and battery
guilty.
Charles Elias, for receiving stolen
goods-not guilty.
N. B. Smith, the same charge, aid
the same verdict.
Jim Kirkland, for larceuy-guilty
Titus Kennedy, for larceuy-not
guilty.
Virgil Johnson, the same charge and
the same verdict.
Dennis JohusoD, for lancepy-guil-
ty.
Margaret Salmond alias Peggy zen
denbaug, infanticide-not guilty.
Ben. Reaves, arson--not guilty.
Friendly Gourdine, murder-guilty
of manslaughter.
James Sertain, for larceny-(three
cases) guilty.
James is bold and adroit thief, and
will, doubtless, be sentenced to the pen,
itentiary for some time, and when par
doned by Governor SCOTT, will proba,
bly, be tried in neighboring District
for stealing a mule.
We understand that four o'clock this
afternoon has been appointed by the
Court for passing sentence on the
criminals.
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Assi0nec's Sule

ON Tuesday the first day IF juno,
I prnx.. | will sell III" f"llowins pro-
prrtv. snbjcct tn n eonfes'i"n "f j"dgg-
,nept 10 G. G.. iIailc. tn.wit:
On. Tract of Land with Dwelling
House. containing Eighteen Acres,
mare or les, adjoining Lands Of G. &.
Halle aud George Whitley
Al.o, rhoses in Action belonging to
G. G.. IInilc. Bankrupt
The Sal. will take place at the resl:
drnce If Mrs.. Laura A. Williams, Il
,r,lrs North ''nmd"n.
Tcrms mad, knnwn on dar ~ SAFE.
L b. STEPHENSON,
Nav l3-3t Assignee.
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CAMDEN !. F. E. co.

Alta meeting of the Camden Inde
pendent Fire Engine Company, hell
on Tuesday, May l1th, the following
gentlemen we're elected officers for tn
ensuing year:
J. r. GooDALE, Captain.
W. NJ. BILLINGS, Lieutenant.
r. T. LEWIS, lst Director.
R. D. POLK, End Director.
Z. A. MOORE, Sd Director.
A. j FRE1TAG, 18th Director.
J. A. .ScHRoCK, Secretary.
GEO. CROSBY, Treasuary.
!: !: Nc n; SsrrHss' sn1as, Azsns".
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

MISERABLE BEGGARs -Wenre in
formed by gentleman who has held a
tosition 10 which is attached n small
amount of patronage. that indivi duals
who came here to participate in the in
nugural cerrn onies. a'd subsequently
bccame applicants for high p"si'i""s,
have in several instances solicited from
himtemporary employment even"s labor
ers tn enable them to earn asuttclent sum
to carry them home, they having failed
in their applications for office
Washington Republican.
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State Medical Association

4 Meeting If this A>>"cIatl"n VIII
be held in Charleston "n Thursday the
10th day of May, with the view If re-
organic tinn. District S @icfi"s are ear,
nesty requ strd to send d'lr:a'es' an"
all mcmbcrs of rhe prnfrssi"n III the
State are invited tn attend.
The varinns railrmds and >reamhm'S
will pass hrl"ga'ps inr one fare.
John DOUGLASS, VI. ID.
Vice President S. &. Medical As'"c H.
May l3. u.
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THE JOURNAL.
Camden, .May Is, 1869
LITERARY.

We are requested to say that the Sc.
cond address before the DeKalb Litera-
ry Society will be delivered by General
JAMES CHEsNUT, on Wednesday eve
ming the 10Th inst, at the Town Hall,
at 8 o'clock. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

The SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST ComPANY.-This Company,
whose advertisement appears regularly
in the columns of the JOURNAL, has
opened department for the deposit of
Savings, allowing 6 per cent. interest
under the rules of the late Charleston
Savings Institution, which have heen
adopted by this Company.
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GENERAL LEES INTERVIEW WITH
GENERAL GRAST.-An Alrxnndria let.
ter IN the New York H,rdd says:

GENERAL GRAST.-An A"Xhndrla let.
ter IN the New York Hrrdh says:
t-um n friend nf General Ice as.
ccrraincd the visit paid by the General
to the President during his s'j urn in
Washington was as shurr as>rhe inter
view between them was piihy. This
friend claimed to have received the nc.
uutfrom General Lee himself. Itap
pears that Lee, according t" his own re-
presentations. believed that as the l'rcsi.
den, invited him 10 visit him he could
do nothing h.ss than call upon him and
thank him for the invilatiun and this
is al he dill. The following convrrsa
tion occurred between the President
and General Lee, which lasted about five
minutes: =, =,
General Lee: Mr.. Presifru.. I called
today. in accordance with y"nr kind
invitation, with my friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Tag.art, Of Baltimore, TO thank
y,u for thr honor You have lone me.
President: l did wish. General. t."
have u sumcwlrus lengthy Conversation
with you in regard tn matters relating
to y,.ur section of the country, If such
will b. ag'ccabl" to you.
Genera Lee: MIR. President, | would
much prefer that you would not take
INV opinions and views az representing
those Of the people Of Virginia and thc
SOUTH, and | d" not think could give
any usefaf information On that subject.
If YOU will excuse me, Mr. President,
will repeat my thanks for your invita-
tiun, and bid you good day.
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In The District Court Of the o. s.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
May 13.

THE UNDERSIGNED lereby gives notice
IF his .pp i"tmept as Assignee Of JAS.
l.. MrDuwall in the County of kcr haw.
and State of South Carolina. within the
said District who has been adjudge'' u
Bankrupt upon his own pctiri' n BY the
district Court "f the said District.
j.. B STEPHENSON,
Assignee
Charleston Cnprirr will e,'py 3 times
We, ky. and send bill to Assignee.
May r3. st
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The Russian correspondent OF the
Lnpdon Tablet writes: "Our military
men assure us that the simmer will mt
lass away without ea"p"i@n. They
nroiess to have certain information that
the French artill ry was meyer at any
time So iurnidably complete /" all II
iepartmcn's. The government seems
to shar. with the officers The exp"e'a
tiun of war. Great activity relgnS IN
the arscnals. That " 81 Petersburg
alone his ca>,. bored aud gr""v'd nnr"
than $50 4-p"-ndcrs and over 1909
uounders, on the new system, at the rate
Of two day; and 100 heavy sn"s have
been rifed
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Notice..

Mrs. JOANNA llucKABEE and ".
NoELK N will uct us nv Agents during
nv absence from the State.
WILLIAM DAASH.
Mays. o1
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Companies. ..
w. CLYbURN, Agent.
Camden. 5. G.
J. r. STEGER, Gen'l Cnnvassirg Agent.
Mny l3. 5m
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2Gnllellfe Stats

Aiag $40 aof6ea
NORTH col LEeE ssq
40 I0as
ERW In III on s.
AE5s- TIE ONLY GERM An DAILY AND
WEEKLY IN CITY AND STATE.
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@canDa Ie,sfe gsDraduse


EWos Giles in Nmerifd borgfBt unb
ranlentIi6 in il1lIernl engern &rei8,
6abon bat tuobI gliemanb oriiben auf
Ser anDern Settle oeB Oceans cine
Soee. 9la10ent Das 9ubIiEum faunt
All Gn6e limit feinem Grlfaunen iiber
BEN NnfaQ 0es .Sobn Nrbibalo Quf
gsaeraIs QEntuaIt N. g. Sutbia (oer
eritere botfe dIe1 befeibtdt gefii6It iiber
Bemerfunaeil. Die Del. lektere officieu
in leiltsr 9lnflagere0e gegen NrdibaI0,
aIs biefer tlnter Der Nufldae, feline SSSrau
erfdolIen gu babrr1, Dor Dem griniinaIs
gelibt itat6, iiflO 9trhibal0 ldlne Inn
nor Elm paar Eu9eu auf nffener @troBe
Tns @eidt; er tpurbe eafiif nit 5000
brltraft D. tru9eng fi6 bette i'm 0fepra<
fentantenhaA(e slueis @cenefl al, Die
ben 8efdaHer an .oas potnifde &ars.
lament ODER an 1ie GCenel erinnern,
Die .abhIib 70 oft IN. 6en 2eeiSIafurer
Der &l0lfaaten sur 3eit Der GcIabe@
reiBerff1aft fpteIten. Sic @emiit6er
Der 6fprafentanten finb felt ben baBe.
Ehen GHtbl uungei1 imloer SMuIfenOs
Qngele9eNtet aientIid erbibt unO De
prdfentant Broipil, aus Mofiuen, iiber.
0te er fid nuein gfehenfdaft fdlul6iqf
1T, bradte 9eitern, nad6enl Die Nefos
-gAmIsangr ;,,ts,,Ssrfs,, ssIsssnt ,,o $
ei,,en sseishI,,s ei,,. eSsrs 'sas;r Js,,tst
0ab genaeenbe gfiifi0e borbanOen ieien,
Ser feri,,Too,I,,o ,,,h Sss ga s,,'
in gsrb;nbnno s,if sers S ss s. any,
bsmobttsN ssn9tS s,fr q ri fbi,,ae e;,,er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 enasn,iSs f;is
fdbuloio ~ Z prad,teu,s 4i66f s,ss II, 81
mite eft,6Yntifs,,erS,p nm hisfe fsnoeIsa
oenbeit Al upterf1f1en es,1te SSorl
Tniffon FIR. Fbor gse;n,, Ssr FsiS,yso
trot Z o,,n}ralIe+s ~ IN 4tt,,,.., ~,
Sous Sd'r;tt o,,f Ss,, Mta.o IS las
Sro,un ~ ,,na fd,Iuo ss',,s sJp.g. se,,
6inten liner Sen sonf Gran,s, nra ~,
ih 9est I.l 49, =
@,,rosI ss.rn,ts ~ s1 Itaa g's'1s VI ust
nfenSsn tses''ts ~ Of. oa., Ssal.,s
SIRENS, svss,ss s+So,. M pssulet.els
@ih,n,6 sSse,s 8ssd,i,,s u, s't';as ~
o,,oenas,,,s $, ,,,,sSe Spr s go, ~ a9
glodburn 1psoen ,,no si ip,sS @sl
treos,,s "a, :, = so, a - 20
n Mnftoos, ,sston6 :, nsrss 81 ''e.
hobsn ~ Ss,,, s;,,s,,,
s~o,s ss..s 'tsss. 81, p'a'NsllS
~ ts ~ s'e.s =. : y
Ssir s'fsr esIsr,. NV KY ge ass
<. L q teFRst
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Npli3ei, @ericbtl

Safe Mc@innis, sInsriT nit einem
NfeilrT4 So mb Soften.
Collie Ofifitt, betrllnfen ano um<
hettrelben 30 Gage Slrbeitsbaus.
Snnies pasbit, betrunfen, 50 uuS
Soften. rs~.s
q 2lht s5rauen5ilnincr hurosn tpeqen
9alIsns ln0roentlider Sdufer UNI il
80 rn0 Soften eeItraft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-05

so bate SebnInmf mad etfuas the
llennbarenl. Man fro0se mid, Oh id6
Darlt babe unD bot mir Elm Glas g8afs.
ler ooer 8ein an. SD Iobte ober
ilber bic Soee, 28eiil sn trintea. Sd
bate Sebnlu6t mad einem nett e0Ies
rem @etranf, obgleid i'd, ftid1t tpuBte.
luelass @etrdnt es fein mo1te. Sd
muBte foftpabtet0 laden, nno aud
beute nod, ais uiIs oer betreffenoe Serr
Die @eididte er5dblte, fdlpebt elm forte
tuahrenoes Qd6eI1 allf Ben .3iiaen Oes
9etrn N. SbeIeid, fbon SO @tnnben
oetfloneil llno, felt Sr. n. 6en Sai&ifd
9enommen, ilter bed nod itnnier nidbt
gan5 befreit bon ben gHirfunoeu. See
oenfalls nIllB on8 9afmifdj Elm aefahrs
der 6ainerao fein.1
SeoenfauS lin0 oeraIeiclen narfotis
lde, finnbetdubenbe, nerbenerrcaenoe
Sto1fe fur ben San3eii nienfbliden Or
3aniSmtls 10 fd)1olih un0 DerDerblid).
Dap man nibt genllg Dor 6eten @ebrautba
iparnen tam. Ser SafAifth, elm aus
Dem lnotldlen 9anf in dbnIi6er 98eile
ple oas Opium aus benz Mobn ges
nonnener oifer Saft, lit bier aiuar i'm
Nu9emsinef nod llnbefannt' oIIeiu
ioIlte oerlelbe bon Nfeiu gJorf aus feline
Manoerllil8 l6er bas 9at,o ontreten
nno 8etb:eitung aeluinnen, 10 Olrften
nd bod Biele berIeitcn IalIen, gseriuhe
oamit an3ufeue2 ano 6ann einea. ahus
hhen Gtbidiafe berfanen, pie bic
Spiumeher. Ser eebteren aiebt IS
Ieioer cine grObe Wlenge uno cine nod
9roesre, lpelae es leisbifianiaer Bsile,
obne cine SOee bon feiner ind6tiaen
Wtrfung 81 baben, gu meDiainif9en
3pefen gebrauAen. 99tten mir bier
CUTE MeOijinalberorbnilnaen 10 ipiirOe
Der San0el nit oeralei6en ltarfen
4r5neiltofen auf feline eebibrenoen
8ren5en 5uriifgefiibrt peroen unO sluar
ourd oos itrenGe gSerbot, lie ebne orste
li9e Beroronung 81 pertaufen, iuie es
ld) bon 6e1tsmeeen geb6rt unb in
Oentidlano aud lanaft gefekiih be-
pebt, obne bab bort Gle 9lpoibefer bae
bon gu leioen baben.
A@ yin vi. Souis gSe5telblntt ut
fur cas- 5olaenoe- beranttportti1 Sin
iusgett trii1es 0ienitmabden, iueldes
auf etnem Sampfboot bon auincp
mad ct. 2ouis fubr. boite oas aRiBoe
Ibid, ibr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ODER
6ubrang sNtteit bon ibrer lebten Serr<
id)aft 81 uerlieren, iueIAeS lie iehr
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! IL gsi gafsr Sasis a.seO. a0enfe,t, linS
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ssT seiziiton Il. e0euep Es-. 20. 8rsoofrose
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

sloI EAST 2IsF Stan ENGLISH YOUNG WOMAN
al good plain cooks has objection to assist
the washing aud ironing has city
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

OCO HOUSTON ST., NEAR Ay. A GERMAN
AAC girl as first class cook in private family best city
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

fOT 7TH Az, NEAR S5TH STA YOUNG WOMAN
Nv good COOK and to assist the washing; good city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

100 FAST 2gTH STA COMPETENT WOMAN AS
TVZ good cook: understands her business thorou My
is lIuEwoIthy best city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

6)CS WEST ATU ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH
ZAD avsA respectable girl to cook, wash and iron for
b email private family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

OO avs second roor-h respectable girl 20 COOK wash
and iron; IL good cook aud bread BAKER,
washer anu homer has the best city from
place.