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The Mu1dor OF Major Lewis.
Correspondence Of the National Intellig gencer.1
DAREEBToWE, Sept. 23, 1861.

4 trsgical occurrence was witnessed near
ibis village yesterday in the Pennsylvania 46th,
Col. Knipe, On their way to join Gen Banks's
column. In the regiment is company com
Icsed principally Of irishmen, who have given
The commander much trouble. When near
Muddy Run TWO Of the men got engaged in 4
EgIt, and one Of them, named Lan2han, Of
&C tmpapy !, very bad character, was, by order
Ct Msjo1 Arnold G. Lewis, tied to the rear Of
& baggage wagon.
Alter proceeding about mile it was repor-
ted to Major Lewis that Lanahan WIS at large
with a loaded gun in his hand. The Major,
:: cct mpsnied By Assistant eurgeon II. Chas.
Rogers, rode towards Lanahan and ordered
him to give mp the gun. Lanahan refused !;
snd while the Major was in the act Of getting
tff his horse to enforce his order, Lankhan re-
treated few steps, took deliberate aim, aud
shot the Meier in the back with ball and
three buckshot. The latter fell and expired
in three minutes without uttering word.
1snahsn was occurred, and the un1or tunate
eeiceF Was p1aeed in wagon and guarded to
the camp. Ls1ahan is now in the hands Of
the Provost Msrshal, and will be tried by q
5rnnihead court probably to-day. The mur-
6e1e1 Is resident Of Scranton, Pennsy1vanis.
Msjcr Lewis was thirty-two years Of age, was
L. Iar1fed shout year ago, and Leaves widow
Tut 60 children. He eerved in the Mexican
WAT, and On the breaking out Of the present
ltoeliton Eas editing the Catasaqua dehigh
teantS) Herald, which occupation he resigned
TO entef tie army.
, 1861-09-27
u-1o,1ou at Peor1a-Loss Of Llfs-

E1plos1ou At PeoT1a-Aoas OF AHa~
PEORIA, Sept, 26.-The distille1y owned BY
Charles 4. Carroll, located near the railroad
bridge, Eas blown up this afternoon about
O'Clock, killing the engineer and another en-
p,oyee, and also slightly 1njuring another
TThs buildirg is q total wreck. The explosion
IS supposed to have been caused by the care
1essne!s Of the engineer, in letting the boi1ers
Get out of water. The amount Of loss il NO
vet a:ce1tainsd.
, 1861-09-27

St. JosEFH, Sept. 25--Gea- Prentiss arrived
here last M91day evening, and assumed COIL
maud 5este1day. The Journal Gays no man
III the western army could have been sent y
be.e mere acceptable to the psople n2Efao OF
the 3. & St. Jo. Rai1rcs3, and uodsI nose
command the Union troops, Wheta@ feostA
OF State, are, 70 do hattle-
, 1861-09-27

DAVENPORT, iowa, Sept. 26.-autoine L..
kncWn throughout the country. died last
eyeni1 z, At his residence, from attack Of a2.
popse1y. -. ~-'''
, 1861-09-27

CAPTURE Of James b. CIay..NaTFoW Es-
cape OF Hrecktnf1dge.
Cxc1snAT1, Sept 26.-T esterdsy sfternoon
Lieut. Col Letcher, With 3 detachment Of Gol.
III, % sixteen Of his men, while On their way
to ioin Zollicofer. They were taken TO Camp
Dick Robinson. John c. Breckenridge Wa5
with the PARTY, but he escaped
, 1861-09-27
Movements on the Rtvef.-mere Boats
Coma.

It is believed that some bouts fall Of troops
nave eone beyond Jefferson City. The n. ".
Graha1a. Sam Gaty, Northerner and ". L.
ENlr fetnfred to the wharf yesterday after
noon, having dMemha1ked 1T Jefferson City
TIC regiments they had en- board, and ore now
aEalt1Ig turner I orders. They met the Post
,te: Missouri, proceeding smoothly along.
Tbs srm Gsty got in awhile after tie Others,
rs che :was delayed by the breaking OF .hcr
"doctcr," ard Lay some time On bar at Ben
ret1'e. The return boats report the Missouri
s;Td 70 na51gate rnphsa Ihe aNSoIthe1ne1, drawing
lie river msJ be improved, however, by YES.
t-1tay'e rama
Yesterday, the John Warner LETT With ! bit
talioa Of tie 18th Missouri (swiss regiuentl
.-c txo Indiana batteries Of six pieces eacb,
, 1861-09-27
Situation Of Affairs on the Upper Po.
x0mac-tscn. Jollnaton aE theSpr1nEH.
1nr h4R Hea 1th.

Jamestown, Md, Sept 26-The latest
adviceB from the Upper Potomac state thas
CAPT. Ceznes, formerly Of the rebel army, WAS
AZ psm D; No with sSImPaay ay+ Of l9}ai ; X
Transport and Haga1ttoWn our forces have
been considerably Strengthened. Ok the Viz
Ei1 il Eide Of tie river from Harpcr'6 F2S7y to
Dsm No. s. there we're about GOO rebels.
1t is sid that Capt Henderson was recently
Killed i'm Jet5e1Een county BY one Of his own
There are about 500 foot soldiers in and
a1e und Martinsburgb, but they were generally
engaged in taking up the track of the BaIti-
mere end Ohio Railroad from Occoquan Bridge
to Drhield's Station, distance Of twelve
milee, and eix miles above Harper's Ferry.
OF the new Locomotives, and were engaged in
taEiIg to pieces four others. The 1ocomo-
tiyes IS well as the iron rails have been drop
ped Ct Stephenson Station, the nearest point
On the Harper's Ferry anG Winchester rail-
read.
Nothing bas been done towards laying the
track from Winchester to St1ausba1g o. the
EsnaEsas road.
At Charleston there were but TWO compa
lies Of rebel militia, who are bei1g used q
laborerF. At Winchester there are from 3 0oC
to 1900 rebel militia; hall clothed, half s5ed
ard half etaryed. They are also being us=d 81
lahorers- Their condition /is deplorab1e il
the extreme, and they perform the duties IS
signed to them with the greatest reluctance
Gen. Johnston was at Lees Fauquier Sui
phur Springs, where he had been staying sev
ers1 days for tie benefit Of his health. OF thit
fact, there can be no doubt.
The general impression among the pecplt
in Winchester ard Chsrleston w45 that thl
| time for crossing into Maryland had passed
| and 10 attempt to do it would now be made
TIE object Of moving up from Manassas 81
| large q rebel force was to cross over and TAX
| possession of Frederick aud other points
Should the Maryland Legislature pass the OF
| diEance Of secession.
, 1861-09-27

HeraIdss Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The Nera!i's dis
pat ches, published this morning, Bays:
The pickets along our whole lines are doub-
lee to night, in order to be fully prepared fOr
any movement that mny be- attempted on the
other eide, No passes #h2tevcr are to be
issued to morrow to visitors to the Other side
Of the Potomac.
learned today the cnfi.mation Of fact
Nlich thrcWs some light on the Fremont
affair, ard which will go far towards e1oner
ating the General, and which explains why he
w8s unable to send reipforcements to Col.
Mul.igaD. B; the middle Of this month Gen.
Mcclellan had al the troops he wanted, and
more than he could possibly use; yet, about the
18th inst. tie War Department sent orders to
Gen. Fremont to forward immedistel3 SIX
regiments Of Illinois troops, which were st
that time at st. Louis. These regiments had
been organized ior some time, had been IcEg
In the field, and we're, in all respects, the best
disciplined and best drilled soldiers n2der
Fremont's command. It is useless to deAy
that Fremont received the order with surprise
ard executed it With reluctance; but he or
de.ed it fii1sd Immediately without ! mo
re nt:s hesitation Gen. Mcclellan has NO use
fer the troops here, end they would have to be
pCt into camp By themselves AID B:igadier
General appointed for them. II they had bseE
seHt up the Missouri river to Lexington
MulliSan would never have surrendered.
As three Of our gunboats were Easing the
montk Of the 0ccoqran river, last nj yht, :
| rebel battery at Stoney Peint opened on them
] TIE tire Was returned with spirit, but ths
| boats we're considerably cut up and Her'
t nh.ipcf9 to 31aul off.
, 1861-09-27
SECOND DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. as, 1861
Tc-morrow two million dollars Of the $40
Ectes will be sent to Boston; S600, COO to
Philadelphia. The statement in New York
paper that all the s150, ,0oo, 600 notes have been
ietued, is incorrect. The Department is push
irg them as fast IS the Bank Note Company
can furnish them.
A New Yorker who has deserted from the
rebel ormy at Free Stone Point. WIS impress
eed in Arkansas as Lieutenant, says the en-
eny is 10000 strong at Free Stone, $1,000 be-
tween there and Manassas, and large num-
ber along the shore to Matthias. They have
plenty Ct cannon and food. he believes the
rebels purpcse crossing above aad below
Washington, and simultaneously attack in
Ecat. He escaped By means Of RATS.
Twelve men recruiting for JEFF. Davis were
ny7sstcd to day by Gen. sickles, in Maryland.
They. had list OF moneyleaders p1cdging
money to equip cavalry regiment.
, 1861-09-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
OPERATIONS IN MISSOURI
Troops Moving from Jefferf oHCity.
GENERALS HUNTER AND 6IHEL
IN THE FIELD. ::

REPc1Ts FRom LHx1MGToN.
, 1861-09-27

Lane Operating in the South.
, 1861-09-27
Siege of Lexington.
NARRATIVE ,0F In EYE WITNESS
IAtere sting Details and
Incidents.
Gallantry Of the Irish Brigade.

FILL LIST OF KILLED IND WOUNDED.
, 1861-09-27

an Account from Another Source.
, 1861-09-27

FRANK P. BLAIR, JR., Released.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tr'bune.]

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tr'bune.]
WAsHEforoa, Sept. 26.
Tie advsnce movement yesterday il re-
gs1ded ty the highest military authorities
here as oae OF considerable Importance. It
hsd ut least three results vieibly important
Our army is supplied with excellent forage,
NJ we proved that the rebels were as anxious
net TO fight as our oWn men were to pitch in.
The 79;h New York went right into Levine
vile and occupied a position within $50 feet
Of where q rebel battery proved subsequently
10 be. The Hjghlauders behaved with great
gsIaDt1y and with the rest Of The command
we're greatly chagTined because they were
net permitted to follow the enemy. Three
prisoners were taken. Griftin's battery was
worked with great effect, and it is believed
caused great disaster in the enemy'sramp.
1t was thought possible the enemy would
make some demonstration, to-day,5 upon our
Enes, but tothirg indicating m approach has
been noticed.
Last evening the steamer Planet VAS fred
Of stveral times while passing 0ccoquan,
| but sustained no damage. Later in
the evening nesr Free Stone Point,
sic WAS accidentally run into end
e. in two By the steamer Delaware,
| stmiEg up with three hundred eAlors, and
| quickly suDk. AL en- board tEa steamer
P:"net eecaped. The Delaware anchored un-
til this morning, when, on going up river, she
was fired upon at d distance Of over two
miles from the same rebel battery. The sJa-
| ceb Bell :" was also fred into while reccnuoi-
| te.i1g in the vicinity, the existence Of the
! h6+tfrv 1eayipr heen made known f,r fnur na-
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G. Il. SCRIFEN. Adcertising 49snt, z6s Dear
I67nst., s oaAtozed to Teetire e7tiSsme1t;J for
this ard dDfhe Leading P1perx a Tie No7thtne5t.
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a11ctia11 Sales.

NEW AUCTION AND CON-
IN MIBsIoN HOUSE.
No. 1O7 Dearborn Street.
HUGH ALEXANDER.
Regular sales Of nj Kinds Of Goods tEtcE Eesk.
Tue days and FndaJD- CpuHKaHf53 1o!ttatod.
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ITO PACKERS AND MANU-
i FACTG2ERS subscriber cFtrs FIR sale Or
leafe low terms Lcts the South Branch Of the
CLic.so River. With railroad track and do"k tont
Apply to Dir. BRA1NAIs0, Is South Clata street.
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9. &ua@, Elm eeburner Srlanber unb Mnliebler
am &eb &iser, 3 Meilen nSrbli9 BON 8reden-
ridge, e~ntfsrnte N& am 9. Mai bon leiner Bebaul.
uns uno tebrte ni@t wieotr 3urid. Nm 26.
fanb man feline 2et@e 1T Der Nabe Yun @rabams
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tppbl mani AT benz ldon fart serfaulten 8Drper
per feline Merfmale eines setpaltianen GobeS ent-
oeden funnte> 10 bleibt bod fat feline antere Mn~
nabme ibrip, ais bab &ua@ ermprbet tpurbe. Die
in 1einen 5aule soreefuntenen Gheeten wurben
9errn Qeaobeater BON Breckenridge our Mufbe~
wabruns uterseben, unb bic an ieiner Yeriun BE-
fnbli9 semelenen Yapiere 9errn Inberiun bon
Sort Mtercrumbie. &uad lou un'ninbise &in-
Der lit SQinpis unb cine S@wefer III New-
Brunswid baben'
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Scr Tprtaaua be8 &rieac8.

Der Tprt9an9 pe8 TrteAc8 IN cer
%Der9ansenen Wp@e tpar, IL beliebt e6 benz
9reil en @eneral=2 lieutenant @cott> unp
mfr ia9en ni6t> baB es onpers fem Ioute,
INNER nod Gin SttQtanb ; ia aum She'll
mas S9ltmmereS. @eit entfernt> bab
Don allen ben 5%auptld4dsen, welde, mic
mir ununterri9teten 2aien bod mpbl enrz
ll1 9lauben burften, I'M Qaufe bteier 80
DIE auf bic &ebe4en beratre9nen loQten,
AUDI nur @tner 9efaQen mare. baten mir
nt4t Ypn 9lGdliden S9armubeln, ME in
ber opri9en Drummer, ionbern i'm @e9enz
tbeil Don elmer b1@f unanaenebmen
@6lappe gu beri@ten ia NIT Gritaunen
b6ren mir, baB man bic 8unpe6bauptltabt
INNER nod ni9t fit fiber bdlt, uno bab
blp6 beSbalb nod fein 5auptcoup beltebt
worcen, neil @aibinstpn 9e9en einen
etpat9en Mnfau nod INNER ni@t senl<
9enp perrie9elt unp Yerrammelt iei+ Man
beflr6tet immer nod 10 beibt e6 aus
@alDinoton, bdB pte Nebeuen ouf ber
81 lenbabn duff cem pptpn1ac berunter [9ez
get Nleranpria unp @aDin9ton] tomz
men werpen> pab 81 9lei9er 3eit Elm
neuer Nuftano in Baltimore 0attf 1ben
uno cine 5eerl6aar Der Marylanoer Se>
~ce1ltpniien Walbin9ton Don Der Mary<
lanrer Scite an9reifsn tperoe, wdbreno
Seferlon Davis Don Mana11e6 Sprriden
mllrce.
Sn ben NaGridten Don ben IN per
leBten 3cit p%oreefommenen Gruppen<
6ewe9un9en berr11t cine 9robe @onz
futon, aus Der ild tnpe11en ba8 Gol9enpe
mpbl berau6wifeln liebe: Starfe Trup~
%penmoien iinr BON Balbin9ton aus na@
ppipt Of Nof5> IL Stunoen 81 tli9 Don
5orper5 Gerry, uor9el9pteu wprben ;
crrt wercen lle liber ben Ypto1noc 1eBen
uno BEN ~beilieen 8ooen" Dir9inien be-
t~rcter> un Die &etellen in 9arperS Terry
atSuldneipen. GS 1ouen i'm @anien
10000 Mann Srappen pprtbin absesauz
gen lein.
Sn per Ni9tun9 na9 Batrfar ritz
fen 8unre6truppen Ypr> 119 bic Gerbiroz
u%n96linien i'm Nuden pur1 fete @telz
lunAen pTen balten.
limb nun ldlte6lib ba6 9rpBe @ref9nib
BET 2Sp1e bic @6lappe bes pierce'<
l6en Corps III Der Ndbc Don Sort Mon<
roe. Da6 2an9e uno baS&ur5e BON bic
ltr unsludli9en Nfaire it, baB elm
Detal1ement BON Buffers Corps ou8oez
l9idt muroe> UNI bic &ebellen aus Ser
l9anSun9en bel einem Srte> Namens
0reat Setbel, gu pertreiben. &uein Der
Tubrer oeS Corps, Elm s~erpii1er General
ptcrce> lettete ba8 l1nternebmen 10 utoez
ldidt> oab feline ei9enen Gruppen ouf
einanper feuerten> it6 fir Teinpe boltenp.
Mns 1i9 urter ptel len umitanb erci9nen
mubte> ais ie ouf ben >pirfli9en Teinp
trafeu. cer'oon ieinen nit 9e3u9enen&anpnen
9e1ptften 8otterfen gepedt mar, ldbt i9
erratben. Sie nurpen NIT 9robem Ser
luf suriid0eworfen Da6 Ndbere iter
r{ele Nfaire in Der nddten Summer.
Dob General Butler bic 8atter{en tu1se
3cit carauf babe nit @turm nebmen lal :
lell lift cine Gnte.
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Di.@es un{&asbart 3eilmitttl bilft unfeblbar
tpenn %aneemenbet bel allen ienen l9mer3baittn
unb sefGbrli9en Rranfbeiten, benen ber ptibli@e
RSrptr auSeelebt III. So raoberirt jebe Musartune
unb ~entferut aQes Der 5eiluns @ibertrebenbe uno
man BARI G& auf i9ltunise Sur osrlaien I.
Sir nerbsiratbete Damer1
1T Is Defenders seeisnet. &s fubrt nit &esel-
ma6i8tett bic Menliruaticn berbei.
9itrun8stempel BON @roBbrittanien, UNI 6Gll@~
ung 3u perbinoern.
@ebrau@6anweilun9.
Diei IL YiQen ioQten BON Grauen3iutmern ni4t
in ben rfen brei Monaten Der @@tan>
Jriib9eburt berbeifI3ren; in ieber aubern Sci
inbe0tn fnb fe fiber.
:Sn alien GaQen oon NerSen- u. &Idenmarfs"
t&t'sa3i @@bE sI atr III %&&S a{frt %SS s,H be @It{Spfai
unb 3yiterie belfen hie{e YiQen, menn aQe anbern
Mittel febli&lagsn- unb obtppbl fe Gin tr6fti9es
9eilmtttel fnb, entbalttn fe tpeber &i{tn, nod
&alpn,el, nod Antirton, nod ir9enb etaas Der
Contribution Na&tbeilises.
NGbere Mnmeilun8en in benz tei ieteu1 Yadet
btEneli&tn Yeu9pblet> pel&es foretaltis autbt-
MQeiniser Mstnt fit bic Ser. @taattn:
Spb Mpfe6,
Griber S. 6. Baldwin II. @e.),
&o9eter, q. q.
M.B. @eeen @iu1enbuns BON ST 90 unb feds
Yptmarten an ben btppQmd9tisten Meenten e.
folet cine 6lal9e, entbalteno so YiQen> nit ber
nd@ten Yof.
~ SIN ct. Yaul gun, @erfauf BET
Or. Mtuer, Ste @trabe, 9e9enlber
Srpine'S 6oue.
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QunQet SblQteu,

Die Original Mebiein eineefubrt in 1887, unb
Der erte Mrtifel Der Nrt, ber ie unter benz Namen
Qungen. Sblaten (Yulmonie- Wafers) mad bieient
Qanbe 9ebra@t murbe ; aue anter1 Qun9eu-O bIa>
ten linb nad9ema@t. Die G9ttn inb turd ben
auf ieee Sblate eeRempelten Nan.en 8ryan III
unterl4eiben.
BrYan's 2uneen= Oblaten
beilen9ufen, @4nupfen, tuunbe0eble, 5eilerfeit.
8rYan's 2unsen>O blaten
btilenGn9briiti9teit, 8runditis, Mtb%embel&mtrben
BrYan's Qunsen.S blaten
btilen 8lutfpeien, 8rufi1meraen.
BrYan's 2unsen< Oblaten
beileu enttebenbe S&winblu9t> 2uneentrantbeit.
8rYan's Qunsen-O blaten
beilen 3apfen. unb Driien- Gnt3antuns.
BrYan'6 Qungcn-S blaten
fnb einfa&a an 8orn1 unb ansenebm an @e1@mad.
BrYan's Quneen> Sblaten
8eben ni@t muir Grlei9terung, ipntern euriren
f@neQ unb srinolid.
BrYan'6 Qun9en<S blaten
weroen fiber Seben befriebieen.
Reine Gamilie ioQte obne cine @&a&ttl BON
8rYan's Quneen-S blaten
I'M 9auie iein.
8etn &eiitnter 1oQte pbne einem 8orrotb BON
8rYan's QunSen-O blaten
IN ber 3af9e iein.
8rYan's 2uneen-O bIaten
1eten BIT OXYGEN Nrantbetten in 3ebn Ninuteu.
Brpan'S Qunsen-O blaten
(lnb en @eeen fur aQe Rlaitn u. RonRitntionen.
Bryan's Qunsen<0 blaten
fub be(onbers braudbar fir @anger u. SFenNi6e
&ebner.
Msn1anb tpirb i@ tueisern fir
Bryan's Quneen-O blattn
Ganfunb3pan3is Gents ~ eeten.
SOB Mpe8. alleinistr Gi9entbimer,
&r@efer, sc. q.
18 Sn ct. paul gum @ertauf bet
p: Mtl1er> Ste @trabe, eeoenlbtr
SrDtne'8 6aQe.
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B DasGrIbiab pranet jebt in 1einer
u~ppie(en GaQe, nnb unter ben ero6artieen Gtat-
i0ements unierer @tabt, pel&e ben Damen cine
10 reide@uswabl Der neueftn Stofe unb Gaccns
fir biele @ati,n liefern, wie bic @ie(en lieblidt
Grublinssblumen> 1T basjeniee pom Suffice unt
Gorspaueb b~elonberS auset3eiGnet. 2a0en @ie,
serebrte DAMIEN, Sbr prufentes 9luee bas @aa-
~renlaser Der 9anblune unter Sbres frtuntli9en
2%anbsmanns, 5errn M~uerba@'s Aiifirune,
MuReruns p~aiTren, unb @te perben ieben, bab
mir ni9t au siel ee1a9t baben.
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Suffice u. 0prspou9b>
81. paul, W}tnnelpta.
Nrbcit uuc engagement piro lrmpbl ,rtltii>
htu licnlttrtcu ais mluulihsn Nrbsitludensen
Nlh1cmicltn.
oils Nasut fir ea5 suyerlalTse paIasebaus vi.
9. Siler III Nem~Nrrf ltele iA aus
NailaoeIbeiue sur ginwanperu1e nys'
lnmturM Sremtn uno 5asre per Seasl< M
InmpilNiic naU New=y|prt rter Suetsd lint
Yr>1 rrrt uaN ct. Vaul unc @tefIrpere
Yacfste; Oa9aerrep!Yp5 unb 0uter Srn ms
Nnh Gurrpn.
Solleetionsn Ynn grtI4aften &C: in Hsn''d-
LAM tcmisfe ib 9epl1snbaft> aud telpr9e tb
Sommiiiipnc1; ). .. Mu1lldun9 Serlo1t"
uer Ginpanccrt.=W uter> Verfauten Dpn SarMsn
&C., Gplsctirncn Won 2lubcnltsnrcn, Se1oraunf
r9n rIirn fir'5 9%u5lauc> ippic bic 8caablual
Wy Surcn UNI ,3inlsn Nno fertise aus
Sricfc NIB lncumcNtc ais GpQrnoetlfN
Sretuittine, GsiVearn, Nnuf %eratrafte uus Der
rTlncun9cn.
>5cce tue1!idr Mniraee, bic nit elmer po(innrt,
Ytrleben, teantwprtr ib t%crcitpiuig.
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Dte Sirma Tinf S Ebepbalb bat ibren,
iets wubla0urtirten Eager bon euten 2iqueuren
neusrbines cine @enbune bin;ueefast, nit Der fe
ppr b:m &ennerurtbeu Gbre ~einlesen tpiro. Das
@einlaser ber 9erren bittet fprtwabrenb cine
Mufertarte bes @belten, tuas AT Der &tbe ber
p%aterlanpiI&en @auen tpG9l't.
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0pn Sort Mbercrpmbie lonete bic BON
un(ern Gplpntar5 atgelVlte BelaBune @ompanie
s. 2te Srfant. BON bet resularen Serein. @taa-
ten Nrntee, unter COMMANDO BON Gap. DaSis in
ct. MntbonY an, nm i9 per 8rant @eetle na9
Ga Gro6e unb BON bort na9 Yittsbursb, Dem
@ammelplabe ter @cmpanien tes 3peiten &e9i-
1ueut5 III beaebeu,
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o. 9trr 8. @eu1u1ler ssr3apft ant na9Reu
@untag 2 @las 1aserbier fir S @ts. g. b. Mn3.

@dre e8 n6e1i@, oerebrte Danten2
&Innen @te, frasen mir, Is iiber tas 5ers brin-
gen, niGt unser3ieli& s II eerio1l's pra9tisem
@tore einen 8eiu@ abaufatten, wenu mir Sbnen
mieber fasen, tuas 5err Mabler, auerbinss unter
BEN @iesel Der geri@wiesenbeit, uns ansertraut>
uGmli9 bag neue@ aaren, bibi9er, biQiser,
tur3 Sbres 9eifaas piirbiser ais ie aneetemmsn
Int? Das 9errli@te, pas ebebs, nur fir bic
8arpninnen bes @Ittns ~reiersirt wurbe, eebt
felt ter Blotabe mad bsm @efen gun. @@mud
Der S@Snisn Der S@Sntm.
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G- l1nierm mertben 6reunte unb @Dnner>
5errn Srtb in ct. @ntbpnY. iaeen mir uniern
serbinelidRen DAM fir bas Seq feines ereeQen~
ten 2agerbiers, bas uns Elm 1@Sner &raurt per-
bieben, ber aber bisber nod ni&t CUR @irtli9teit
eetuurben 1T. Stun, Der @ursei@mad Der @elie-
feit iou ia bic er0bte fem unb 70, wie eelast:
THANK uou ana h0w!
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OeutlCbc 0Dn(ulQte.

Niir biz in Milwautce, Wt5c.> Sertretsnt1 epn'
lulate: VrcuBsn, 9elen> Sacsn, Sloenbur9,
Saupyer> SaAlen uno Der Stort T%ranffurt tir
id, tcrehtiet, Iufurtsnts, tpelhc naA cen 9euann
ten Stuutrn t@ci!ir1n,t unp her con lula'l'ben |e'
Gllltiguns %bcoiirfen> III Gmpfang 81 nebm CT UT
%ricIclteu, nit ipltsr geblautigun9 yer leben snt.
ncper rsm Wusltcler uneelaumt surldsnl snEsl
rccr olcidb per polt ou ibrsn Seltinrmunserr: rod)
leutihl1nb 5u tefprcrrn.
N1here s%lHHafunft ertteils iA t~ereitwilia,
6. s. &nctelsrp1f1
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Sic Situue bes @erein. Staaten=
6eriHt8 murte am serSaneenen Mpntas DOT
a9t Xosen erIanet, apein faum mad benz 8eeinn
b~erlelben tpurbe bur9 &i9ter Melipn cine @erta-
euns anseorbnet, pbne baB @el@afte BON 8ebeu>
tune gum Mbl9lub eetomnen tpareu. @an 1T
TT Mantato bieriter iebr uneebalten unb elautt
Is lei bic MbF@t, bic @iBuns an ienem plabe 3u
elmer blpBen Gprmalitat tuerben 3us la0em unb
faimmtli9e @el9afte 1T btr @ibung bieles st.
ri9ts gu ct. Saul abaubalttn.
Morb in 8ufalo= Gitp+ @m 6. ts.
tpurben 3wei Deutlde in 8udalo'@itY, tuie man
iast bel einen, @treit iber bic Unions 8rase, NIT
chamber banbsemein. Der Cine, wel@sr tpie
elm ~raienter @planb bic @ade ber ieeeiTunifii@en
&aubseieuen Se,tbeioiSte, 3cs aabrene tes 9anb-
eemenses Elm MeTer, Fitb ben 1nionsrnann ME
bet unb 3trfeil9te i'm nit ieiner McrbwaFe in
befialil9er @eilt. 2eiber 1T ber 8anbit ent1o-
ben unb bic Na9fpri9unsen bet poli3ei blieben
bis Jest pbne Grfels. (Diirbe ri&t elmer unie~
rer Mtpnnenten in Buffalo. City bic Jreunbli@teit
babeu, uns bas Mabtre iber bieien @prfaQ unb
+ lpnters bic Mamtn ber 8etbeili8ten ~ teri@'
ten - ne & ~HH
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Ntr oel@aWen DC
&in3tebun9 Don @elsern
n europa unb fsrtisen bic bier3u erfereerlt&en
papiere, alS:
@pQma9ten,
0er3t@tleifunssurtunben, Tptten(@eine &c. ielbf
an, nerbur9en beren @ultieteit unb be5pr0en bic
eeniularil&e Beelaubieune berielben; fuwie aud
bic
MuS3ablun0 So1 @elbern
in iebeut 1beile Deutl4laubS unb ber @@pei3,
inbeut mir ben @e9entpertb ber bel uns einee-
aablten 8etrdee ben, 1tlbt in ben entlesenRen Ort~
i&aften pcbneneen Gmpfausern tofenfrei tn's
6aus ltnben laGtn.
Ya0a9eldeine
CUR 1eberfabrt BON 8remen mad New-yort III
@e8el{@tfen, unb in Dampfi9ifen bes 81 prb-
beutf@en Qlppb," ipmie aur Gei1e BON
9ambur8 mad Nep-yort in DampfbSten Der
ambur8er Dampff@tffabrts. g.
felI1&aft" Sertaufen mir 3u berab>
geitBten Yreiitn.
gDir Sertaufen ferner
Qanp<@ arrantS,
nit un(erer l9rifniden @arantie auf unbe9renate
!3rit serltben, ubernebmen bic
8ele9un9 Don @apitalien
in @runbeieentbunt ober eeeen Sntere0en, auf
:tst ,|t @'Ss''t't ''''''
Be3ablun9 BON Taren
In iebem Tbeile unlerea @taates. taufen unb Ser-
taufen @olb unb freu,be Miiu3en, 3ablen bic
prGmie fir @e@(el auf Mem-9prt,
Ybi[abelbbia. Ct. Fouls ,c.