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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-05
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CUMBERLAND
HAT & CAP EMPORIUM,

I'uE subscriber has a large and com
L pcte stock of sensonable GOODS on bard
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Hats and
Caps, of every variety, quality and style,
calculated to suit the most lsstdious and judi
cioua taste Of the customer.
He being encouraged by the liberal patron
age ofan approaching public; and DESTROYS 10
keep fully up with the improvements of age
We live in, has been induced TO make aTrang
meuts with an experienced aud skiIlful manu-
,acturer, to Introduce in Cumberland, a HOME
MADE Fail style OF
Silk and Fur Haf
which for symmetrical proporti' .ality o
materials, and elegance Of fnil :, unsur-
passed by the productions oithc leaders oftash-
i n, of either New York. Philadelphia or Balti-
more.
His home made HATS shall be, Nil that Hats
can be- in combination OF quality and style,
using nothing but the very best material for
mpnuiactu ing purposes, which material is en-
hanced in quality, bv new woda: opeJdndt OF
manipue lion in the making p'oce-s, by the OPP
orators v no n c the most skllItul III The practic-
al execution OF The art, and who possess
thorough Knowledge ofah &c modern improv-
ulents and processes necessary TO a successful
operation.
With these facilities at my command, can
row, in the stirit end pride ofhonorable COM
petition. with al due candor assure my patrons
mud the bubble gene Ny, that am prepared
to u-oducc HONE WADE HAT OF unsurpassed
elegance, combining n tness with style, beau
ty with quality, lightuees with durability elias
tcity with ength, and soft aud agreeable to
tie herd of the wearer Please call and e,ve
your orders, as Il good fit is guaranteed to the
most difiicult sha pcdhead Constantly on hand,
A large assortment of fashionable Silk Hats,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-05

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-On last Mon
day, our young friend, Joseph Cahill,
was admitted to the Cumberland Bar
We wish him great success in the ardu-
GUS profession to which he proposes de-
voting his time, talents and life.
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Saturday Dist day Of January, 1860,

the following described personal property, at
the residence of James D ID, on Decatur street
in the city of Cumberland, county Of Allegany
and State of Maryland, cohthencing at lo3
o'clock, a. m:
1 Piano; l mahogany sofa, center
table; chairs, tables, china aud earthen-
ware, one large parIor stove, one large
cooking stove and utensils, carpets, beds,
bedsteads and bedding, and all the other
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-05

YIN lIlsiJ
These Remedies not are like the nostrums OF
the day, but depend upon their intrinsic
merit for popular favor
Also tor sale at the Home Dispensary, 1922
south Second Street. Philadelphia, DR.. Gull
leus celebrated Indian Vegetable Panacea,
for the cure OF Scrofula, Mereurial Diseases
and all other impurities OF the Blood, and
his other Remedies.
For sale By all Druggists and others through
out the United States Canada &c, and for
sale by J. b. CAMPBELL, Cumberland
Lowndes & Clary, Frostburg, Hart Il Hatfield,
Annopolis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Nov. 3, lS59-ly.
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The University's
Family Remedies:

THE UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered by the State Of l'eunsyl'mi',. \ pril
2oth, 1852,
wirl A CAPITAL OF 100000,
Mainly for the purpose OF arrcslns the evils
of Spurious and Worthless NJs,rum.i Also for
supplying the Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever Competent Physician cannot or
will not be employed this Institution, located
in neutrality-suspicious. Dispensary and Office,
322 South Second Street, where application
for new agencies mus, be made TO
JOHN P REESE, President.
ROWANDS CELEBRATED TONIC MIN
TURE,
known for upwards CT TWENTY-FIVE years MS the
only cure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
and his inestimabe Remedy Tor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACkBhi RI
ROOT, which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
The Uuiversity's Remedy for COMPLAINTS
of tn. LUNGS, Bronchial affections;
The Univecsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or
INDIGESTION;
COSTIvE-BOWELS;
SORE EYES;
EAR-ACIiE or
DEAFNESS;
" TOOTH-ACHE;
u FEVER l. AGUE
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DO YOU Want a Sett of
REAL FINE GOLD JEWELRY !?
NEADEup in the most fashionable and ap-
M proved Styles. If so, you can getthe very
,estand at New York City prices at the
Jewelry Establishment of
Sept.9, 1853. J.P WRIGHT,
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Cumberland Bank of Allegheny,
DECEMBER 27.ls59.
THIS Bank has this day declared n
L dividend of six per cent. for the last six
months, payabls on OF after Monday next, the
I'd of January, 1860. -
L. T. SIiElNER,
Dec 29-3t. A Cashier.
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COUNTY LEVY.

AN ACCURATE SUMMARY of the
II amount levied upon Allegany County Tor
the twelve months next preceding the close OF
the Annual Levy Session of he year 1859,
designating as far IA practicable, all the va
rious sums. dsbursed or Levied, and the pur-
poses for which the same were appropriated,
in accordance with the Act OF the General AS
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ntacFwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
C1ory)

These periodicals ably represent the three I
great pol iticul parties of Great Britain hi%'
Tory, and RndicaI-hut politics forms only one
feature Of their character. As Organs of the
most rro found writers on Science. Literature,
Morality. and Religion. they stand,as they ov-
,r have stood. unrvalei N llc world of letters
being cousidercd indispensable % the scholar
and the professional man, lille 10 II intelh-
cent reader of every class they furnish more
corr, ct and yatisinctory record o. thc current
literature OF the day throughout the world, th'm
can be possibly obtained from any Other source.
Early Copies.
The receipt Of ADVANCE HEETS from the
I British publishers gives additional NnIuc to
/ these Reprints, inusmuch they can NOW be
placed in the hands of subscribers about us soon
as the ginal editions.
TsR.2sT.
For any one Of The four Reviews, SO 90
For any TWO Of the four Reviews, W
. For any three Of the four Reviews, : %
Tor n.l four O. tie Reviews, %
For Black - Gods Magazine, " 90
For Blucliwood and one Review, . %
For BiucNwood and Two EeyIews, DO
For Blackw and three Reviews, on
For Blackwood aud the four Reviews, 10 90
Noncy current ia tic STATE shsyg ISSUED vH! be
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u.his DELICIOUS TONIC

This DELICIOUS TONIC
especially designed for the use OF tho
MEDICAL. PROFESSION and the FAMILY, pos
sesscs those intrinsic medicinal properties
(Tonc and Diuretic) which belong TO an
Old and PURE GIN Tho business
of manufacturing spurious gins. and Offer
ing them as beverages, under the titlcs,
" Aromatic, =" Cordial, -" Mcdcatcd,'
etc. has become so common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, and the
trade has thus bccu brought into d.srcputc.
II has remained FOR orr house Established
in l77S( b supply the pressing popular
need, and 10 inauyurlte a ncC era i'll the
history Of Che Trade. We trust that oir
established reputation - founded upon
eighty years Of experience - ahundqutly
yindicatcs oar claim to public confidence
NJ. NJ.
\ comparison n " BningcrT Old L'hdon Dock CT
with Others hearing similar names, will establish is
suYcriur.:y, aud make other CAUTION unnecessary.
Put up in QUAaT BOTTLES, in Cases Of
one and two dozen each, and sold through
out the world by Druggists, GrocerS, etc.
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Public Sale.

DY virtue of decd of trust FROM James
ID Duff bearing date the 9th day of January
1859, and recorded among the Land Records
of AlIegany County in Liher H. X. No. II,
folios $50 &c. the undersigne !, as Trustee,
therein named, will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder, on
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PRICE CURRENT
or THE
CUMBERLAND MILLS.

,yrected Weekly, By Jesse r. DsaH, Proprietor
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Sherif's Sale.

; Y virtue of a writ of Ficri Fncias is
sued out OF the Circuit Court for Allegany
county and 10 me directed, in favor Of Francis
Best, against Mary Reynolds and others, have
seiyad and taken in execution
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-05

fAGIs FRATES BLANKS
l. For sale at this oEice
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EIaTay Copies.
dEgFBE.EG.

! For Black wood aud The l0Wr KevltNa ~ 0V
/ Noney cnrrent in tic STATE ,.hsys issued 'siE be
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-05

i he assessed property, in the conn
tY, for the year $3.50 is S5,563 G@S
Bel, q mn increase over lasl year, of 1918
THOS. A. HOPKINS, Clerk
Dec 90 lS59--3t TO Commissioners.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-14

babe 9elebrt, Dap Elm ldlpimmeroeS Spipital
eth QQnpbplpitol ppllfpmmer erieBe. 8latteru>
franfe miirbert elet9 rad i6rer Nnfanft an Der
Quaraltaine nad gladpel'S S8laub sebra6t,
ma6renp Da8 betr. Ta6r5eu9 an Der eri terell
5urid9ebalten merbe, UNI 9ebGri9 9~ereini9t unt
pur9rdudert gu iperbelr. @bpler1 ultp Sdiff8z
fieber ldtenen falt gang %peridpulpen ST Ietn,
bod Ialte Die nddIte 2e9i8latur in 8e5u8 aul
Die unterbrin9un9 unO 8ebanDlun9 pptS6if8.
fteber- lno @boleratrantell cine a19emeIielere
Seftlnlmltn9 t%reifen.
Ntt pieIer lebten Inltdt rnuB mani Itd Elm.
perl taroen e%rfldren, ater pd5rel1o po6 @ra{
wddlt, iirtt ba8 gfero, uno mas ip1 nit Der
drllen 2euten olt9ef1ngelt lperpen, pelde lebt
BON ben @migrantenepurniildren 5uritd9enie.
len, p1ue llnterfpinmell bleiben tnD rtelleid,
ldolt auf ben liderlid ben @elunobeits5ultalt
nidt befSrpernoen Tran8pprtet in @efabr Ite:
ben, gu lterben? . : s1I ='
BittS6ur s9. Die @dIau9en ldeinel
e8 oteien Solnner auf Die armen Wten identill
Der 6el pnper3 abgeIeben 5u baber. Seine Wod'
rer9ebt, baE nift 8ertfte pon GpbeSfdOel
bur6 Sdlan8enbiB eilfrutrnell, SD lpurp'
ant Wpntag Nbellb eine 6rau Nanen8 Mppre
All Der Sontb Sort in Grpple TpipnIbip, Gam
bria Count, lpobnbaft, 7ppn elmer alapper
ldlot9e III bic Sopp 9ebiIet ulo befanp iid
mad. Den lebtelt 8eri9ten in e~irelll 9Sdlt Be
oenttideh Nj3uItanpe. Die S9lai9e plrgo'
bon 5er1aro aus Der Tamilie gang III Der Nd6,
beS Saule s ehtoedt nnb bic Trall MoDrc ba:
BON berladridti9t, lpelGe iofort Elm t9allptei
rabnl, nm bamit ben nadn8eue9nen @}alt 81
tDOten. nSie traf ieppd,, 4att ben Scpt Der
Sdwan5 ber Salan8e, welde it6 nit ibren
Scrbertbeile III 0Q8 ~ltnfralt flitdtete, no fl
aberrnal8 pnn lRr8. Wtpple ~perfol9t wurpe uni
oislelte Bel bieler @ele9en9eit BIZ. auBeroen
lrllen in Der Nadburiduft nod prei abnli4,
Sale p%pr0efcumen leilt. alte Sarmer la9en
oaB alapper% uno &tpferI4lan9en nod III fet-
mem CONNER 70 5ablreiG naren, ol8 in pielen
Sabre, ulo paB e8 ieAr 9efa6rlid lei, in Der
gebir9e1 nad Walpfriid)ten ST ludea,
8ttt8bur Der 8ltb traf al
Dienitas AtenO spei 3imlnerleute, ,pelde All
einem BlaBe ueben &enuepD's Stores in Seen
Brighton arbeiteten. Giner Derlel6en tliel
auf benz Ylabe trpt, ber anoere puroe bewuBt
lpS pessetra9en ; bed 9pffte man, DAP ct lid
tpteber erbplen perbe.
8et Squaw Stun, in 0ipB Gppnlbip, fol
ebenfaQ8 Elm Wann pom 8Gb erI6(19en mpr
ben Iein, Gine Sdeune beS Sprat6an Mip
pap pal elblt w1rpe pom 8tis entSttnbet I'M
brannte Bis atf ben @runb tieter.
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fibnitea @rwurtun9en peit binter td 5urif=

fitbnien @rmartun9en ipeit biuter fd 5urid>
laiien muB."
@tnem anbern Nrtifel IN herIelben 9dummer
Der Su. St85t9. ertnebnlen mir nod 6ol9enoe8
itber pteIe 9i9antilde Oetlpnltratipn in Sprin9.
ftelo:
pNuf benz uir=Plabe muBten ledS Iribit@
men errt9tet perbel1, bon tpel9en bon ben aus
8e5etdnetlten 9feonern gu 9lei4er 3eit baS
Splt baran9utrt wltroe. @8 berrldte Der
9rGGte &ntbulia8mu8 !; ais aber y q III
|2tncpln ouf benz pMar8f elpe" erIdien, ais
ba8 republifoniIde Seer leinen 6ibrer, bell
f~tnftigcn BrIlioenten erbltfte, pa itberltie9 Der
.Subel ate @ren5en, oSlb Nbe" mltrbe
aus benz Ba9en 9ebcben uuo int Griumpbe
alf bic Plattfrrm 9etra9en! I'm Del, itiirlnis
lAen 6proerun9en bet be9eilterten WtaIen gu
9enlt9en, Dtelt 9incplu cine fur3e glnIprade,
Die fern bon jeoer Gapitalmaderei uno Der TN
5lemll9felt, lid Ielbit a la Douglas 5t pufen,
nur lelner 8eIdeioenbeit unp Ieinem Dant9e=
fIbl Wcrte leibt. 2incoln lprad:
pWteine Witbitr9er!
SD erI9etne bel pie1er @elesenbeit nidt mi
Der Iblt9t unter Sbnen, cine 0iebe 5u balteu.
9ea4pem bieie Serlummlun9 ii9 an meiueu
WpbnOrt 5uIamrneu9efunoet, lGteu e8 be>
8uni4 Der 3obllUien Ebeilnebnler 5u iein, mid
5u leber, unp semiB 1T es audi meth WunId
Sic ale 81 lebel1, 0te8 III Der @jrunp n1eine<
@rldeinen8 bier. BuS i6 nidt perlnutbete
mas mid aber nit Duuf erfiiut, ii, DAP meir
@ri4einen utter Sbnen cine lolde 8eue9un{
9erUOrrief. SD iase S9uen uleineu tief9efit9l.
ten Danf fit Die &rtnpgebnn9 Sbrer @efHble
SD la9e Sbnen Danf, neil IS cine Su(bisure
ii, Die feinem Manne una leiner lel6It millel
par9ebradt merben fam. Gle 1T ein 8epei8,
pab sic III bier Sabren cine glet9e Waniie.
~ltattpn BENT neuen Wtalne ntomen weroeil, be,
oaS 8abre III Der Die Effentli6e Weinuts iest
beme9enren Sra9e reprdieatireu lpiro; ie ii
etn 8epei8, buB sic audi pann fir pieIe Sadie
taunpf Ell, Oiellei4t iO8ar nit 9r6Berem Gife'
tdulpfet ireroen, tpenn id AUDI tcbt unb beinl=
9e8an8en fem >peroe. SD lpre@e Sbuen met:
men tief8efii9lten llO uuf ridti9en Daut aus
uno nua ~9eltatten sic mir, Die 8itte an Si(
81 ri4teu, poB Gle ben anlpraden anoerer
u%nIerer 6reuloe Sbre 9lnfnerti anfeit ld,enter
uno mir 5t idmei9en erlauben."
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Nemer SauDeretn.

Ger ipsben CUR 3uirisonbet aQer getbeIi8tem ~6eenbi8te 0eI-
8auoeren bat Seiten8 ietner Iteberaten Statuten unb ieins8
@hfens, 8eranlalun8 5ur @rincuno eine5 dbnIt
8auUeren8 9e9ebeu, uno lit Su tlegn 3weG enc @erianm-
AMI 0onncrto9 ben 10. gu9uit N6eno8 s llEr in benz 9efale
0errn &. &oBnarf, NGce NnnaIr. anbcrauplt, gu nel6er
Sur BetbiliBung ~ein9ela6en itno. OtDfiOp
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@nrppGtfebe Wad6rtdbte,t.
TranfreiO.


Die Bariier Seser uno Orut=
Ter Filo cine berpOrragellpe &orpprutipr unter
benat, melde bic gloui tra9eit. gilpun0 uur
8riperlidfeit iheint ibr @abtiprl0 gu fem.
Sic linb falt ebenIp &%iinltler ME 6anomerfer.
gedt allein leien uto perlteben ie a(e8, mas
lte Ieber, iie lpdren bi8lpeilen le6r lppbl fabi1,
cine Sette, Die ite gu Ieben BADEN, gu pcrbe1lern,
Wfan mllB cine letbofte Spnpatbie fltr bieIe
t1llttbi9e1 Arbeiter erlpfrnoett, ipelde ia Sag
fur Sag in 6ise llnb &Glte, ipie tapfere Spl@
baten %urlerer @ebanfen lno au8leqer lnierer
Iniidten, auf ibren ~Blate tebeli, unb md
na3n rerurt9eilt fito, lid in benz idreflibel
@efribel 5nredt5nfinpen, melde8 bic, Sanoz
Idrift Der Sdriftteter i'm Nlgeueiren uno
Der Spurtalilten i'm 8eloupcrn lit. 2lIe8 ar
6ettet BET Dem Seber: bic gtugen, ipelde bld,z
%ltabtret, ber Sept, melder rrratb, mas Die Nrts
gen nidt leien f%rnuten, Die 9anp, pelde einet
gn9ltaben mad benz aloeren 5uIQnmeuIudt,
ltnl parau8 Wbrter 81 biloen. SAT- ale pieIe
Weni den itlo Ianft, b6fit, perbiuoli6 nnp
eifrt9 Bel iBrem @el96ft. Wfebr ais Cit be-
benteiber moberner Sdriftlteler bat banlit altz
9ef1nsen, Die aiberen 5t brufen = Brcrbbpn
mar BET benz Se9iil1 iciter 2artibdbn bel per,
ldteoene1 Orlfereien tn Der Brrpin3 beIAGfz
ti9t; gal5ac, Der 9rOBe Senner be8 Meniden>
bergen, mar Elm DrHder. Sel6It i'm 0ltelier
Yanl Duppl,t'S bat einer ~unlerer 2iteraten,
elpuoe 0encir, lan9e 3eit nit leinen 5e6n
Sin9ern 9earbeitet. Wtan wetB liidt, Of CT iebt
pie Blpule abgele9t; bod bat er 8erle unp
Prpla 9eilug perSffentlidt, nm auf ben 0t1z
men zines Sdriftlteler8 2lnlpri6 MAIDEN 5t
f6nnen. ~ a$T Hs1
Bd9renO Die Yariler Seser ,pie bic pprne6z
men Oilettanten Der SprItGote ct. @ermain
ooer Saint Spicre SpmSoie ipielell, 1T Der
erfpl9reide Selo be5 Saubepiue'8, Secanbin,
nit Der @rSfnun9 leines 3rtferpaaren -Wfasa=
SlnS beidafti9t. lin Dem Yublitum feline
Bcnbcn8 illterelIant 81 MAIDEN, 1T er ouf ben
9etltretden @eoanfen 9efpmmet, ltatt bet triz
ptalet 0enfi pride, ipelde Die 0elpSbnli6en
Sonbttoren ibrerl fifteen Waare nit aatf Sen
9Se9 9eben, leine gpn6pnS nit Nlltp9rapbell
alter Bartler 8eriiblntbeiten a185ultatter, unb
Die frit9ere SamerapIdaft miro e5 ibm leiAt
MAIDEN, etne iebr o0Itdnoige rno iebr pri9i>
nellie SanmluaS ppn NanenSStgen uno &ras
Renfiiben an3ulegen.
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Na6rl6t miro hermit 8e9eteu, baB Der llnter3eiGnse bon benz
&oiienaeri6t Der Stabt Baltimore SSlnla4t CUR @erpaltln9 bes
Na1laIIeS ceS alber oerforbcnen Nbrab0m @renoWale
erbaltn bat. &le, bic 6crberln8en al bten Na@laB babe0,
wer0en hermit auf9eferOert, iOl4e nebit ben nSt9t9en 8ele9en an
0Ssr Dor Dem s$ so; Saau S%s 1901 % is smnaa slS,,ann smS 9 gel siS,. gu o mGgss
ssieblf9 fr pcrIIitis erfldrt wcroen. &ue, Die 3ablun0en an oteen
Na6laB ST. MAIDEN babert, merben hermit aufSefprcert, IrlCbe IN.
oerSi9ltd an ben ltnter5ei&neten gu leiten.
MMa2, 4w, linn 9pnt8 g9aIter, @omtniitratpr.
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Seodb cine 8emerfltns Der 2oncUm Simes iiber ben
Brief.

OAkNI"
Die GtmeS i9reibt in ibrem gSrIenartifsl
pom 81. Suli Die Geadri6t Don benz @ins
trefen et1e8 lebr frieDlid laute,ben Sdreiben8
pes Satler8 geapplepn erre9te lpenio geadz
Itu19, pa lt4 o18 Sertroue1 ridt auf Cont
l1talloD %elnft1fet unO iebe lteue 3uIiGeruno bie@
Ter Art nltr ba5u biert, in gan5 europa bic
ueber5eu9u10 BON Der Mct6wenpi9feit unqblGIz
Tiger gSa4ianlfeit 5u perltGrfel. 3uolei6 parb
Don Dem I'm tarpe 9tpti5 9eto1nnlen, BAH ale
9e8enmdrtt9 III ben fSnt9lt9en OodsNarb6 liez
9enpen Grie98palnPfer lid bcreit balten iple1,
UNI Ell oroerlidenfalts alt9enblidlid in attiper
OtenIt treten 81 f6anen."
Sebte 9ta6rtdten be8 9antpfers aOriatic.
Moriei1leS, 81. 5ult. Die tnpilde
Pplt itber NleralOrta lit nod nift altgefpm>
men. Nlan e~ripartet atf ulorget einen frall=
5DitIden Dumpfer bon Sprien.
Pera 81. Sult. Die Se~Iuiten, bic BARN.
ber5t9el SdlrPltert unp anoere Sro1tel1 ppr
Daula8fu8 lino moblbebalten in 8eprut anoe=
trnn'elt inter etter ppn Abpzels&1per ibler
ertbetlten G8fprte.
Gnri1er 3eitun9el1 lpreAen bapcu, e8 lej
wabrl4elnlld, RAP i'm Nu9ult einc i3ulalnmenz
fllnft 6mtl4en Yictpr emanuel un0 J1applepr
ltattfinpe.
Sin Srief ppn Wfailano melpet, IN Wantuo
bdttel mettertlde ungariide Gr1ppe1 nit Sar.
t tI4erl III elm we9en leiner Greue fir Oe(reid
betannteS Si8er=@prp5 8eldo6al. Sin Ser
9eant lparo 9%etDOtet. @ilige Der un9arilAel
Oit5tere oeiertirteu.
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8eitere iattrciiGmte 9aunpfer Na6ri6tei,
GroRartise geburfereien WapplcpmS. GaribaISi
:. s.E.. ... 80. iiher NnnnIen1. 80 .-..-. -

G'roRartise SeDurfereien NapnlconS. G~;aribaISi
sac iber Nappleon.
Wdbreno beri g~r5liigner in leinem 9eIteru
Der 6auptlQde nad) ppn l18 mitaetbeilteu
8riefe erflarte, DAP ct in 8etreff St1lien8 fiji
bic ~Itrtftefte gttdt5 nterpentipn lci, meloet ber
Darnpfer slpriatic fplgenpe8 g8eitere:
Ser @elanbte re8 SSnt9S BON Neapel, Otar>
qai8 be Ia Greco bate Den Inftrag, 6ranfs
reid uno England 3u erI uder, DAP Iie lire
S~lrtten an Der calabrii6en Sulte ~freu5cn lie
Ben, nm eune 2anpuu9 @artbaloi'8 anf benz
Seltlanpe 3u perbinpern. 6. Sea y lepll
erflarte it'd 6ereit, barau eins
5u9eben lnO CAB benz 8ptidafter altBerz
Dem ~brinsenoe @mpfeblunseu an bic enaliide
6e9ierun9 NIT. ST lieB bieier lasen, baB
6ranfret4 bereit lei, palle ct prb erGis
4 en- MaBregeln gu er9reifen, uuL Ga
rtbalpt'8 Sa1leuag 5t serbinoern." 2prb 9iuls
fed %ilbefien CAB Dem 8otl@after cine abIdldz
9ise Nntpprt unp %ertldrte, paB @nelano inter
alien Htnltdnpen an benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prin5ip f~et5ubalten entI4lpien iet.
llebri9elt8 bat y aribalbi ben @auner
ppultdupi9 erfamat ltilb e%ntlarpt. Sn einen in
@nslano befannt 9eipprpenen Yripatbriefe
ipridt li4 Der italieniide Sero8 folgenoerma-
fen iiber ben 8artler @eueralzQii9ner aus
uWtt bieem ben9lerif6en
SO en4en werbe i'd eineS Cages
NJ einen 0esen gu meen 9enS-
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Nene Au5eigen.

WOnuernemeats=Ydiie it's AuslatO
weroen in Der Office be8 pg8efer" beier9t.
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Nrn1 RIih erSh[nnen.

Y4ituoe1p9ia, 10. Nugul. @ir BAIT
ten ben san5en Sag iturfe Htc9enldauer nnb
unlere StraBenfinp %iberldpenlmt unO mand,-
fa9er Sdapen 1T an8eri6tet. Der 5turnl
mar prn 9efti9elt 8ltts utp Donnerl4ldsen Be-
9leitet. 3pei 8uaben plrOen pom glib ees
trpfen ulp Der cine 9etDotet.
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3elegrnpDtiOe SInc6rtdDten.
Seri@tet fir ben Baltimore gseder.
2lufnmft SIS OampferS
% a III 81 8"

9atifar 10. gus. Der Dampfer Da=
na5cu8 1T bon 2iuerPpOl al9etpmmeu. Seine
gt1driAten Iinp %peraltet.
Der Dampfer Canada, pon 8oltOtna4 9t@
perpool, Der bel per NuSia9rt aus benz bieliseu
0afet 1tranpete, 1T lpieper flott alp nidt le9r
bel4dol9t. Gr fdhrt bente NtaAt ab.
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@rpfer Ndub,

9tew : 9 oft, Is. Qlusnit. Der YDrter
Der Sparbant in @reenwidltr. 1T bette um
$4,000 beraubt ipproell.
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Scr O;crmonia NanOcrcin 81

Ser Octtt1l1t1 S111Dcretf
pr anmet ihb icbea Opuncrfa9 beiut Capt. 46. O6enpalo,
2ombarpfraBe uno 1T t~itnit9en Dpnneritas sic sWeite @insablur1
@elboertant. Die Statuten imo ieBr liberal nnb pa nur nod
3ett Der 8eitritt pDne 3dSlun9 BON @inI6reibe9elb geltattet,
10 ntr0 Sober ppblt9uu, it6 6alb Nnt9eile in 6ieIem 9rpbBcn Ser.
cine SIT ithert.
s. g8. 3~pIenSwsig, BriI. 81. MiSpebOru, @tce-Grai. Geter
Slamn1, S@Qsnt. $. galermann, S. S6ubert, s. Subj,
Is. 8. Srte8, 8. 9aIlpi9, s. Gtilfc. 6. Selans, 8. Sob
ring, S. 6ugr, 0trshrren. Go. @itel, Sefr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Platform of the Democratic Party a.
adopted i'm the National Convention,

RESOLVED, That we the Democracy of the
Union, in Convention assembled hereby declare
our athrmance of the Resolutions unanimously
adopted and declared as a Platform of Prineiples
Dy the Democratic Convention at Cincinnati, in
ule year 1896, believing that Democratic princi-
pies are unchangeable IN their nature, when ap-
pied to the same subect-matters.
g, RESOLVED, That it is the duty of the United
states TO AFFORD ample and complete protection to
all its citizens, whether at home or abroad. and
whether native or foreign born.
RESOLVED, That one of the necessities of
me age, IN military, commercial and postal
point OF view, is speedy communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific States; and the Demo.
cratic party pledge such constitutional Govern
ment aid as will insure the construction of rail
period. P'''''''''
That the Democratic party are in favor of
the acquisition of the Island of Cuba, on such
terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and lust
toSpain.
RESOLVED That the enactments of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execution o.
TIE Fugitive Slave Law are hostile in character
subversive Of the Constitution, and revolutions
ry in their effect.
RESOLVED, That it is in accordance with II,
Cincinnati platform, that during the existence ,
Territorial Governments, the measure of restric
tion. whatever it may be, imposed by the Fed
eral Constitution on the power of the Territoua
Legislature over the subject of the domestic re
iatlons, as the same has been, or shall hereat Il
be, finally determined by the Supreme Court }
the United States, should be respected by all gooc
citizens, and enforced with promptness and fidel
NY by every branch of the General Government