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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-09
ST. JOHNS. COLLEGE,

SUlHE SPRING; SESSION OF. THIS eINsTITuTI0N
IL win commence the LIST. MONDAY in Jannsry. and
that of the Fall The Cd MONDAY in july
For price Of beard rates IF tuition and course of Stu
.lsls it,5;s.g THOMAS GtTULBY, Pri.eipal.
NgsfS9lHSlf z tSoV, ia ir, 10 f,,.st4
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-09
/ xf.sIs,s II, DUFFY's dflJTt pa
re ME en- Tx II u Il r
al .ffCur6, Of ,Aeoe and Fever.

-
.4Gal .dfCurS Of aAgae. and Fever.
NNHERE h. NO DISEASE F0aWHIeH THE HUMAN
body is liable universal dfeaded or SO gsner.I
~ fata as Fever; it appass in different countries and
country a
sad apprehension, usually assumes The bilious TYNE
Another species Of feveS prevalent here and which II
tumpe Intermittent, Agpe and Fever which if NJ.
fatal ID very distressing Its characters eject, ua.
oenseqdsncesar peculiar q diminished energy of a ,
nervous system ara to he sscbe the fankur sss; ,ae
and general prostati0n which characterizes its nvs
70 which might be- added the arrangement Of the m;ra
functions Of bs ve stomach and intestinal canal Il
therefore, quite mafest-in fact it is well known ~
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumption of fbe &
chronic affection f the liver and spleen, dyspepsia
not untfequenty dsopsy when once this state Of the
viscera becomes established there is constant tend
to relapse even from slight causes and when thus comn
Gated with those constitutional diseases their trea,mt
aDdIcure becomes more difficult. ~ ri " ''"e"'
Common sense teaches, that the cure Of Apue md F
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm d
preventing It's return. The first is to be accomplished NV
depicting the bowels relaxing the skin &c the second
by the prompt application of such medicines as are co
lated to restore the dennged functions and give hsaIh
tone to the nervous system. ..:,f lI - ". "ea'ny
me Tong Atursnow offered possesses all the cuati.,
requisite to effect the second indication The first dass
generally checks the disease and one bottle never fall
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place. the annet
ts sn ne system becomes invgorated and pa
state Of morbid suffering that of progressive
These effects have been experienced BY all who have nsi
IT WHICH couio De SHOWN by Numerous testimonials
t...s. T9a..aai' .,G'J CHARLES DTFFY N n
-. -; =, W" ~ Iooo. - 42-wly.
II Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by 81
n N Duffy Newbern N, c. And asu for sale by Messs
hosgan Allen Druggists Wholesale Agents New York
druggists and Merchants throughout the country
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAM GOuNfl..Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, 1861 n. Clegg va l. T. Hubbe ls
Attachment - -. y ~ - = = A''De'-
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that n
Hub6e, the defendant in this cause is nopresidan f
this State Or SO absconds conceas himself TINT ha o
dnary process Of law cannot be served upon him Il !.
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks, Excessively the NorthC Carolina Standd
commanding the said defendant TO be and appear ar Ib
next term Of this Court to be held for the cnnly Of Chat
nam az me Court House n Pttsboro the second Mon
day OF February next then and there to plead ~
demur, or Judgment pro voeso will be had against him
Witness H. C. Gotten, Clerk Of said Court at Office in
PitIsbOro. the Cd Monday in November, 1860 0N~' -
Dec 1s, 1860. (Pr. adv. s. 62k) 5sNwst
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-09
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
.JETHIHa pIaaoTT,.~. ~; ~

Al tXnNht Al LAM AND SOLlCiIOl VI eRAIENdS,
a,a So LAFE OF NoRzH-CARoLIEA,, zty;It ~ 1G:a
L. perspsntly situated at Washington D. c. where he
will attend to claims against the Government and esps-
ciay u obtaining patents for inventors. =.
JvIy % lSsa Gf .2; 1!I va! Js.s5 ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-09
STATE OF NORTH.cAROLINA.-C HAT.
= HAN COUNTYCodrt Of Peas and Quarter Sessions.

- HAM COUNTY-Codrt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term Gotten Burnett VS. Ed T. Hub
appearag the satisfaction of the Court that 3D. r.
Hubbel the defendant in this cause nonresident Of
this State or SO abscons or copceas himself that the
binary process Of law cannot be served npon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for sx weeks successfully n the Standard
commanding The said defendant TO be and appear at the
next term this Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, the Court House in Pttsboro the second Mon
day Of February next then and there to plead answer
demur or Judgment pro eonJesso will be had against him.
Witness r. e. Gotten Clerk Of said Court. at office in
Pittsboro the second Monday in November, 1880 az
= 49, r. C. GOTTEN, &c. c. c.,
Dec. 10, 1860 pr. adv, 8 500 5s7lvst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

PRINCE NAPOLEON AND PRINCESS Clio
TIDE IN New YORK. - The imperial
French yacht Jerome Napoleon, DE Busslon
commanding, arrived on Saturday afternoon,
having left Toulon May 81, calling at Hall
fax, which port she left on the 22d of July,
The yacht brings to this country Prince
Napoleon, popularity known as PIon-Plon,
the cousin Of the Emperor and who, next at
ter the Prince Imperial, IS heir to the French
throne. The Princes Clotide, his charming
and petite bride, daughter OF the present
King OF Italy, accompanies HIM, together
with a large suite OF companions and retain
ers, among whom are the following persons
Countess De AbranteS, attendant on the
princess Colonel Ferri Pisani, Colonel Ra
gon, aides-de-camp, Captain Du Bussion, I'm
peria navy. LicutenantS Becquet, Arag0,
Brunet, Laquerommerne, imperial navy
Count MEDIUM.
The arrival Of the imperial party was not
known all day yesterday 10 our citizens. SO
the desire of tie imperial couple to remain
tncog,.jto was gratiGed.--N J. IFor1d 29M.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island, at the fur
neral OF the two soldiers from that State, at
Providence, a few days since, made the fol-
owing allusion to Bishop Polk Men, cal
ling themselves ministers of Christ, have
prosituted the pulpit to purposes ofdisorder,
anarchy and sedition-have inhamed the
worst passions of the popuIace, and famed
the fires Of civil war. Some of them have
even dared to clothe themselves in the armor
Of rebellion, and lead on the traitorous hosts
in a crusade which has for its sole object the
extension and perpetuation of human slave
ny. If they die on the field Of battle, can
they expect, when they stand before their
Saviour to hear from him the blessed greet
i4 .-'Wcll done, good and faithful servants,
..... l.3., he iJ~ oi vour lord
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

WHAT GEN. SCOTT SAID.-It is said that
Gen. Scott, on receiving the news Of our di-
sa ster Of Sunday night, remarked this is
no deteat-no defeat. The odds were against
us temporarily, through inacclracy Of de-
tails; but Manassas, and Virginia, and the
Union are ours"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

One despatch says the most gallant charge
was made by the G9th (Irish-Col. Corco-
RAM the 10Th, (Scotch-CoIonel CameronD
and the 18th New York, Colonel Walwrath.
All hail to the shamrock and thistle, an! our
own Iankee Iads.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
= Il ~ d d Es's

QUININE TONIC BITTERS
The Best Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY The FACULTY
For its Superior Medicinal Qualities
'f'HIS elegant compound which has secured the
confidence and endorsement OF most OF the lead
ing Physicians OF New England il u palatabe and
efficient form OF qnHne containing all the peculiar
virtues OF PERUVIAN BARK, carefully combined with
various tones and SOUHcAtcs, and cannot fail to meet
the wants OF the drbi itated.
II l. a mild tosuc TO the stomach increasing the
appetite assisting digestion. pre-emineptE god in
d. spep -tTengt henIng and invgOTatug to tie dI-
Eetive and nervous stem alter Frustrated diseases
and in fever and ague. kindred cOmpiaut its aid
Is invaluable.
For diarrhGa, dysentery and cholera morbus, the
public may assured there Is be any better
general remedy.
one OF The YER best Physicians in Boston Las -aid
" thGt e - ne tft prepaTnoH az btItJs
oDsyed Il n. bAtttr."
Put up III hal pint well quart bottles. in Or.
der that al map convince Themselves OF superior
merit
For further particulars reference Is made 0 the
printed circulars
FOR SALE BY
{ AS. II \ r " OOD
10 CENTRAL 81, BOSTON.
And by Druggists every WueE-.
- or sale IN Rutland, BY roSD Il MoRsE.
Boston, SEPT .j-9J a5-y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
GEN. SCOTS PLAN AND HOW HE
WAS ONERRULED.

VAS Nv ERkULED.
The New York Times has a statement Of a
conversation with Gen. Scott at his own ia
bic on the Tuesday before the late battle at
Bulls Run, in which he stated in substance
and in almost the words that follow, his plan
Of the campaign, and his objections to the
plan thus far pursued by order Of the Ad-
miui,rraton. The statement is remarkable,
| aud protesting to be faithful report OF Gen
SCOTS words, is Of much Importance:
"Thc main object Of the var, he said, was
| to bring the people OF the rcbel!ious States
to feel the pressure OF the government: to
compel thcm to return to their obedience and
| loyalty. And this must be done with the
! lrast possible expenditure OF life, compatible
with the attainment OF the object. NJ chris
tain nation can be justified in wa4ing war IN
such way as shall destroy 5O1 lives, when
| the object OF the war can attained at
COS. OF 800. Every man killed beyond the
number absolutely required, Is murdered
| Hence, he looked upon all shooting OF pick
| cts, all scouting tOrays not required IN order
to advance the general object OF the war, all
| destruction OF life, on either side, which did
| not contribute to the general result, as so
many acts OF unjuSliiabIe homicide. II the
matter had heen left to him, he would have
commenced by a perfect blockade OF every
southern port on the Atlantic and the Gulf
| Then he would have collected large force
| at the capital for defensive purI Oses,-and
another large one on the Mississippi for Of
teusive operations. Tie summer months,
during which il is madness to take troops
| south OF St Louis, should have been devoted
! To tactical iustrusti0n-and with the first
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS
w . W. Nice ALL

W. W. ALL,
CRAMTON 81 NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS.
Would give notice to his friends and the public
generally, that he has made arrangements with sew
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES,
In New York, whereby samples OF the latest sly e.
Oh goods designed for geHtiemen's wear are being
received, and ON hand for inspection.
The very best Of French, English and American
OV Err &C ATTN GS,
which will be made up at very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade. quality and price to
chose from which will be made al in q STYLE that il
just takes Mccall to make.
PANT AND BUSINESS sUII GOODS.
CompHring over One hundre mt styles or
Attest designs
VESTINGS VESTTNGS
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
ment have several advantage In having Their
garments made by the best Of Mechanics also cut in
a superior style, and warranted to tit; no Old shelf
goods, but every order new direct the City as
the customer may select.
call Is respectfully solicited, and especially from
the most fastidious i'll dress it gives the subscriber
pleasure to suit them.
ITCutting done for others to make.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1861 2tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

EURNIEUPE New Styles and Patterns, jus
4 received a
THFNCn & EITGsLEYse.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
Musical Instruments.
D A NOS! PA s.!

The subscriber, a practical Mecbsnic and thor
oushly acquainted with every part OF Piano, is the
sole agent for this vicinity for the sale Of the cee
hrnt d irnaA- IL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

Those in want OF Machines must give the.s orders
early.
A u. SMITH, Agent, Dandy, Vi. 2s-3w
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-20
StQO( Baltimore.

90bne Seelen tennen fetnen
Sept 6ieltge Stdtter, bic ibr Sell in Ot@
RVS luden, finn, ME eine6 0~erIelbe1 in Ietnem
9etp : NrtiGel 9eltebt, aus Nn9lt fletuer 9emor~
ben, neil Ie fltrbten, e6 cable nidt meDr, Die
6erleH linO pp4 autfrtGtig 9e1u9, etn5uSeteber,
DAP lie nur 3eitungen berauageben, nm Anjet9en
5a ernjlmeu, pbne Die Die 2lrbeit fir lie feinen
Q8ertb bat JteGt ip, Sfsnber3igteit 9e9t ilber
Ales User mill tbuen AUDI 3unlutben, fir
prtu3tpieu 5n %tamPfel, felt tein pSOd" meDr
Guft 2
Sn @ntlo8e3uf dnb petfebt. =
WlariAaa Sane wurpe geltern BON rer @ranp
Sur9 pe8 .. ct. 8e3trfaz0 eri9t5 pe9en 9pG=
Serratb5 in Nutlage3ultanO perlest.
Grnennungen m Dpt Departs
ment,- Der General 9p(trneilter OipngpmerY
8latr ernannte 9rn. 6r. Stitching pOu Sbtp gum
@lert in Der Sftce fir uubelteabare 8riefe. 6r.
NiepItng mar lttt me9reren Sabren Serau89eber
pes SanDuatD neutrality-suspicious. rnp be9leitete
T. 3. einen Soften in Der ObiU 2s9ielatur.
Sobn 6arba1 murpe ala 9pltmeilter In STOP
Diue, Baltimore &p.y an Die SteQe pom S. 9.
@OOf ernannt.
GudfeGr son StetD tlltg en. =
Der gefri9e N6etp3ug Der Baltp. unp Sbtpbatn
son SanDY 6Cpf bra6te 105 SpIpaten, pe8 5.
penn1. gte9tment6, peren Oierlt3ett ab9elaufen
lit. sic purOen BON Capt, Sdger cpntmanpt t
un0 pom elmer Nluitbanpe b~eaIeitet, Son Der
@amcenltr. marlhirten lie nad Dem Bolton De-
pot unp singen nit Dem na4lten Bug mad 6ar-
risbura. Die 9eute iparen ale Irpben Mutbes
unO mpQen lt6 nG6ltens auf's gleue etnreiben
laIen, UNI fir &rieaepauer 3u pienen. Die
0...,,N, t,orf;oCo,. 0ofterCnu1a Q,oor ho3 Nkon
lestOpn seftern frib. Stele paren Vbne 8afsn,
1atten jeOp6 perl1ieoene NeIiqnten aus Der ger
lt8rten t6arper'6 6err9 NrmOrD bel i4.
OurGmar9 9pn 8ruppen.-Daa
g. acknowledgement, Sberlt &nOples, fam 9eteru
I'm 2 llbr 9laAmittags bier an unp leete Ietne
9teile lpglei9 mad Naibin9tOn fort. OaS Ste
etulent beltebt aus fat lauter gSaloarbeiteru.
Ste inD an beitdnpigen Gntbebrunsen unO barten
Qrbeiten gepDbnt unp auBerprprnti6 ab9ebartet
unD trafttg.
4m NbenD fam aud ned bas lc9enanate 6ent=
manD : Gsgimen, aus lauter Srlanpern bette
benp, BON 9iepzgOrf bier ourb. @S iptr0 bon
Dem alien Sol. Q8. .. &ennepp, einen, 9~ebCrneu
8alttmOrer, tOmmanOtrt.
Dae 8. so a a6u etts STE M IN
= Dieie6 9te9tment unter Sol. 9tntS bat eben=
falls baIp ous9epient, bod audi BON ptelem Nes
gimfrt Mil Der srGBte She'll lOfOrt rteper Dienlt
neDmen. Daiebe lte9t auI Sen. Stepart's
9lab uno 3ablt unter leinen 6auptleuten II. q.
ben 3ouapen-@ Captain Depereur, Ter Qebrer pea
@pl. @aspUrtb. gOr letner Nbreile bon bier
pirp, wie mir 9Gren, Dem 9teSimsnte nod eiut
6lagge iberretAt werDen.
&rte8sbeparfnt0e na6 @aib.
tn9tpn.- Get mebreren 8a9en tnO tmmenl
4uanitaten Spn Svtssabep&rfni1eg mad 8ai}
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gpm MSona0as Sumftipm.

@af6tmgtpn 80. Suit. 9eute NaH=
mittag fam Elm 6ert aus Manaiaa SunttiCr
bier an, Der Die N(ittbeilung bra6te, Dap eelterr
NbenO nur 10000 Nlann bort eetpeIen Ieien.
Sure &ertbetpt9un9amjtte Woreu ftGr fUrgfdtz
tt9 oorbertttet, p0h gldnbte er ntdt, paB le ete
nem Nu9rif pon Seiten %unlerer Gruppen piper-
lteben fGnnten.
Dim Gounto8 2ltenO sing Sen. 8eanrt9arp
nab 9(t6mpnp ob ulp ilberlteB ra5 Commando
bem Sen. @renIbam.
Sn Hi6mpn0 murpe M(ilitdr~Jfat6 ee9atter
iiber Die Sdritte, Die jeBt gu tbuu leien unO mad
Dem S6luB rieIer Steung trarpen $50 Gien=
babnpogqonS noG Der Sunftipn ob9eiAidt,
Die Mtetnung zines gO9luntsrrtGtetet 1pl
bn6tn tauten, paB Die 9febeQen ert BET @i6mOnr
StanO Galten werOet. DUrt loten 70 Sanunu
ouf9efijbrt mo cine Qln3abl WetBe unp Siege,
nit }lufperfen ppn Shan5en belA0ftt0t gu fem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-20

6prt &eorne9, 10. Suit. Die 9On9=
@rpreB lit NIT San 8ranctaco Netigfeiten Bis
gum 4, Suit |angetpmmen. 2m /. 3uIi 9in9
Der Danpfer ct. 9oui5 nit $1,009,800 in 8aar
mad Banana as, baoon paren $989.000 fir
ra5 @aaBamt in Sem gorf b%eltimmt, 100000
fir &u9lanp nup $4,000 fir panama.
Qutin Smith, Der fribere Mlartne Ngent son
Gan 6rancteco, ma4te bel Der 1ebergabe leiner
Sffce an leinen NaAfOlger Die 8emertun9, paB
er bepaure, poB Die Summe, tpelHe CT nod in
6anpen babe, gu unbepeutrnp lei ieinem Orburt8=
Staate @irginien ein9ebdnoigt Su merpen. gr
lit Syria 8tug'6" SO9n unp BAT ale feline Of
flee 8iAer nit iib 9%e,Ummen, bic Nbre4nun9
i'm Duutlen Ialien0.
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GO gDir ma6em pas 0ublifum rao buupt-

ME @tr maiden baS publitum unb 9aupt=
ldGlt9 S%pa3ter9an9er auf Die Spnntaesmirt6-
l9aft in @reenmOunt SrauereY aufmertlam.
90 Sertett @pn3ertl = Seoeu
Montag, Dpnnerta9 unp Samlta9 Ntenp, un-
ter DIRECTION pe6 9rpf, Siumann, in Der auf'a
l96nlte etn9ertGteten SOmmerwtrtbl9aft Der Or
beiter-9uue, SO. 5 @aiO-6 rieOri6fr.
gzs &leYer'S Sang Snltitut bdlt itbermprsen
auf Sielleittse6 Gerlan9en nod etne @rcurliOn
mad &olt'S Belpir-@ arten. 6reunpe lanpli6er
gersnusuneen MAIDEN mir parauf be unpers auf
merriam.
8@ Gapt. q. 5etoeri4 bat feline @irtbl9eft
BON Der 2ibertY 6aa na6 go. IL 9. 9ibertYitr
oerlest unO wtro pielelbe ubermcr9en NIT einen
~luperben 9un6 erGfnen, Ntr maGen na8 Sub.
ltfum nnp bauptlaAliA 8einldmeder parauf auf
mertlaH.
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eOfal=Seenieeeiten aus " afbinetOm.

Na6 acknowledgements 9ebeu
%re9elmabig na6 bielem @labe fir BEN biuiSsn
9reiS BON 5 @t8. a perlan.
Batterte iber ben Stu s. = Capt.
5unts teue Satterie, pelGe aus 4 Ganpnen bon
l6iperem Sali6er beltebt, wurpe emeltern fritz itber
Die lan9e Sritde no6 girsinien 9%eiatDt. Str
mar lett etni9en Gaeen an Capitol SID ffatiOnirt.
Stbt NOD. : Capt. 3afatlA, Der lln9ar
Sum @aribolpisN eetment. miro nod 9%efan9en
9ebalten. Die Mit9lieper ltiner Gpmpa9nie,
pel6e nit ibm reprltirten, bnrfte, pieper in pas
9ieatment e%intreten.
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SSafbinatoner 8rieaiffe.
(Geuti&e 8reie, weI6e int Star" ~augeSei9t iinS
omfnIf{te

(DeuH8e sreie, weIde int nStar" ~au9edet inS).
OamenItfG
Sritanb, 9to1e; Bernhard, Mr5 6 q; Gle
ments, MiB 9 81; Conrad, MarY 6; 6utenp,
q 6; NaSner, Mrs Sc.
@srrenGif@
Nrnplb, Capt. ST; Wwanber, s s.; Nder
man, 6 g; garte0, q $; ga6e, 6; 8enber,
8 $; 8auer, s; 8ansbart, s .; 8rinbins=
tOfer, s; 8rentanp, $; 8eder, $; 8artea, 6
9; Berger, 6 s; @briftan, % $; Dnnlter,
Sec; Dir, o; OGperlein, q; GbrentroOt, Gt
gspenideiO, q; 6rpbad, @G; 6nnt, @ q;
SENDER, 8; Goldberg. s; 5Of, @6; 9omet.
time, % g; 6uber, Sc; 6aun, 6 $; 6aupt
s s.; 6ars, @opt. g 6; 9aler, DC; Set=
berD, s IS; 6erbert, q; Sacobs, st 6; Sere
man, s SO; Sacote, s; Sacob, S; SemeS,@
GtnSte, 81 81; Rranf, s; SUP, s; Senlsl, 8
u; &ramer, 0; e6ruIe, S; &aufman, S 9
&ubman, u; 9entber, S; 9inptg, q; Qsnline,
u %; 2eepper, q s; @tap, s; @fcf & Co., q
g; Nfa9ei, q; Mpf. Or. q .; MsDsr, as;
9loll, g; goldman, @ $; Nuli8t, g; Splatr,
SD; @of, S 3; geuter, @b; NulIel, S;
Neuter, 6; N6inp, Ct. NG; Nibman, 81; San
ger, 9B; ShuterS, s SO; Stier, s 81; o.
ger, s So; @ternbura, s 81; Seiman, Geo
Simmer, s; StrauB & 8ro; SArSper, G6as
Steinbad, GOl. G6utb, 6 sc; @6ermesbprn,
8; Sbielfau, s; Gbornbura, 6 g; 8anaeman
6 $; ganmaiter, 0m; Gan Stranber, IS;
Natermdn, 81 6; gBiIoer, 2G; gBelt, Soispb
@ino, $ q; WenSel, $; @eipman, s.; 0ilp-
man, S s; 3enple, s.
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90 6r. Gtos. Bauer Fat 1eine @irt6f6ait
ocrt 8elair Murft no6 Dem serdumiesn Sc
bGuoe $40. IS Sfsprattlfr. (Snbepenbent Sur
nerba0e) Serle9t, uno miro am Montaa balelbIt
einen pelifaten 2rmh ~leroirtn. Nu@ miro
er leirte 0)dlte ifetS nit einem fri1ben @la5 Qa=
ger erquiden.
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Gin 9~IrmleesS efebl.

@aiGtn4ton, 10. Suli, Der amItltts
renpe Sen zQpiutaut pe8 Sen, Maneftelp bal
beute in elmer Orbre pen 3ruFpen ltren9 perbp=
ten, Gflapen in t6re Quarttere Uper 2a9er gu
brin3eu ppcr arf ptm WariGe m%tt5unebmen nnp
bic commanoirenoen SfF3iere fur Die @HSftb=
runa pieiee 8efeAls nerantnOrtli0 9emaAt.
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Gapt. Qaeu uuO 9ieut. Ycucrcg bonn 81.
SbtO 9ie9imente wurpen neblt spei anOeren 9e=
t6pttt, Sol. NOrtpn pom lelben Ne9tu,ente tporo
%SerpunDet uuO eerietb in @efan9enlhoft. @pl.
Gompttns bate Den 8eebl iiber Die GOnf0Oerir=
ten.
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Saue fisr @allfornla @ampfer.

0a59tngtpn, 10. Suit. Auf Nnindet>
Res Senators 2atbam miro Der Oanpfer uGeY,
ltone State" morgen zen Damrfsr uytprtbern
2t9bt", mst6er 100000 an 8pro bat, ais
@9ub6e9lettung naA 2%apinpau b~e9leiten.
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@panild,e @%rteaalbife im Nprtam Wrinct

Sem gprf, 10. Suit. Die 8ri8 5aYtt
BON @ur @o9ea beriGtet, RAP am 5. ps. feds
PantlAe &rie95lAife in sort an prince eiu8e-
laufen leten.
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Nfacirne Nerefdhe tee Gen. Me@Ienan.

gBafbtn9tpn, 10. Suit. Ote na6fol'
8enpe Oepelae 1T i'm 9aupt-S uartter Der armef
anBefommeu,
Beverly, 10. Suit 1861.
Gine8 Der Neaimentee peS Sen. Sor, paS T.
6entudy 9teqiment, tricb am is. Suit ledSbtn=
bert 0fann pe5 Sen. gBile aus SartpurSStue,
@abele County, binaus.
81. 9. Wc GleIlan.
General Mlatgr.
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Baltimore, Dem Is. Su

Baltimore, Dem I8. Suli 1861.
&tnbSteb. SIS wurpen 400 Stif aussebpten
Yreile tet. Gpn S3.25@$5.OO % 100 ID
OurdldnittSpreis S4.75 % 100 tb. &erfauf
murben ESQ an btelise Mesger.
S6wetne weni8 Serlln9t II. Sl nteberen Yrei-
len %pertautt pOn $5.oO@$5.373 Rl0O Id be-
@6Safs $2.75@s.5o selturem fir quite Seer
ben.
alcpGpL per @alpne 39-4l Gts. fir e5 pgt
Butter, bette Gpben "a @tS. % Id, 0labeS 20
-22, Nplbutter POS @t8. i.
6ebern, 40 @ IS SIS % Id penige i'm Marfi d.
5ri&Ate, Grlinen 81 .9OO2t25, Yalmnitlie 6
II Gents, GitrOnen ST. o., 90 per gOr,
Srangen ST 90 per Spr.
81 E W il B, piempnt 81 @ts. % Id Nelfen 10
I05 @t6., pIttm. Jn9wer % 6, MuSfatnuB
4O-55, YfeHer lOi-lo4, Musfatblatbe 4S-
Al Cts.
IS etretbe, 8eiSen ROTH. prbinGr l06@Il3
gut bis aus9eSeidnet l16@l2O, weiBer quito,
l16@I20, ertra feiner l30@l40.
9afer, 0irg. II. Wtargl. $4,000, Yennl. 80,
Gprn peiBeS 62@67, gelbe8 55@57 @ts.
Np9gen, MarYIano 63@65, penui, 6s Sis.
09PS, % 8,pnne IN Hlumpen $2.5S-3.
81 uamp Y~erupiantlder 2240 (0 $6O-62
8np9enmebl $26 per Genne.
9pp en- F., neMer % tb 00@35 Cts.
9Gute, % ID lOie 7@8, getrOdnete l4-l5.
9eu, GjmptbY $l5@l7 per Gpnue. alee $1l
@l3 in Sbl.
aaffee, atO gut ~ @ laf prima 134@14,
5aSa l!74@l8, 9~aquapra lsA@I5.
ipau. Spblen "a @ p, 2anb 9eIAl.
"A 60 26, Stapt 24@3O, Sber 3. 5O@4. so,
aalb 1920 p Dug.
MpIal{e8, MuScpDabe l7@l9, NemsSrlsnnS
neuer 32@35 Sis.
81 {, Spparptreet. luper So. 5000 81
ertra to FancN 6.00O6.2 rs
famtl9 7.OO@7. so
ObiO Il Ientudg luper $50
ertra $4,000
fan1tlY 7+O0M7. so
City MttuS gut bis fem 5.25@5.50
u . ertra 7.0e@7.25
0eli6 familp 800
u Ne1erYpir, Yatap8rp, Miblanb
4 @rcellUr famil9 900
&tierSUir ertra $50
0 . 8 8 E nm bk 3.5O@3.75
Hprnmeb L. 2+87
@rpDt1ipnen, ipentg Na@frase. Sdultern
74@s3 fir Seitenlilde, 9@ll3 fIrS6iufem.
Sal5Feil6; pretle Derl9tepen.
lnr Seltenltitde nnb % fur Sarb.
Het9, 6@64 @tS.
9 aamsm. aleeIaamen gut bis ausgeseidne
$4.5O@4.75 per 8lbl. pom "a tb. Simptb.
$2.5O@2,75. 6ladsaamen $1.3 @l4O.
per 8ulbel.
StGrte. Yerl Sc Cts. fefb
8 a 5 , @rpunb Mlunt FB Cad 1905 g., @nr.
l9aas ST.. 40, NlbtOn'S $3.50, Surfs
S8lanp 2o@25 @ts. % 8m1bel pom Stpre.
vs. . IL c, ungewaI6en 23-25 % Id, 3amm 28.-
81, feline 35 @ 90.
% btSfeY y, @itp % @allpne III Gents, Sbtr
18, aber feine 0ertGufe.
3 uG er, Nep>Orleans $685. rs, @rOcerie Or,
pinair big gut 4.75@5.75