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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-29
IMPORTANT TToErcE.
To Farmers and OthCrS Interested
ERUIT TREEs.-8O,OoO Choice Frui,

ERUIT TREES-30. .O10 Choice Fruit
Il Trees for sale including all the best variety Of the
Apple. the Pear, Peach. Plum Cherry and Apricot,
aLo a fine collection OF the best Eyergreen.. such as
Norway Spruce, Fir Arbor Vitae, Austrian Pine Scotch
Fir and Black Spruce. including all sizes, from -
feet. suited to ornament lawns and door yards. also
Dwarf Box for edging DeCiduOU> ornamental trees and
shrubs, European Ash. American do. Horse Chestnut
European larch, Fringe or Smoke tree Alle1 DeutEia
SCabra, African TamariN. NiEelia R8sca. Forey iLia
Sprea. PnmiioliO and many others not named.
5000 Of our best Native hardy Grape Vines for sale
the coming spring, such Delaware. Diana. Concord
RebeCCa and Cottage also Clinton Catawbl and Isabella
20 varieties of the best bearing Strawberries including
Wilson's Albany seeding, Hovey & Hooker seeding sold
at low prices. by the loo 1000 the Red Cherry and
White Grape Currents, also Red * White Dutch, Black
English and Black Naples J. other kinds named
here. 1000 Lawton Blackberry pla-ts these rUcl in
my garden last summer and proved equal to the
mend. \ fine collection Of Hybrid Perpetual and Climb
ing Roses and DahliaS In addition my Nursery To-
Gated at this place, have lately purchased the Tia-a
Point Nursery embracing 2j 900 fruit ornamental
trees with all other things in the line Our people will
find much 70 their advantage to buy these articles
home instead of giving orders 10 travelling Agents from
Rochester and other places 1t . distance.
DANIEL HARhINS.
Towanda Pa, Feb. %. 1851.
S.-A few good Statesmen wanted to act Agents.
apply at my house. d.
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- 10 De, or noI 70 De h2f \ the question
Whether It's nobler in the mind 70 suffer
The sings and arrows Of outrageous opposition,
Or by taking up arms againS; sea Of printing ink
And opposing, end them.
THE proprietor Of the 4rgHs takes occasion in adver-
tiSng his Bindery 10 indulge in Uncaed for fling
about " sort Of concern. which i hoping 10 delude
the public As have opened BindeTy on my own ac-
count the inference Is that If the public bring their
binding 10 they in danger Of being derauded
For two years have worked for Mr.. Parsons and he
has taken great pains satisfy the public the " best
Binder in America, fhe columns of the irgHs vii
testify Has he been all that time deludng the pub
lie =! II have been engaged in fraud he has been III
principal. But refer 10 my work during that time
evidence that there has been no fraud pracJiced.
Having served long apprenticeship 81 the Bindery
business, have resumed business here nv own ac-
count know Of nothing which prevents from fol
lowing legitimate and bawful calling for my support
shall endeavoT by good work ana attention my bus-
ness to give public satisfaction.
March Is. JOHANN I. BENDER. Binder
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HOOK RINDERY,

TTNHE subscriber having withdrawn from the Argus
building would respectfully inform the public that
he has removed his Plain and Fancy Bndery to the North
Room of the Wad House formerly occupied by the Post
Office, where he is now prepared TO bind all kinds Of
Books in the most approved and workmanlike manner.
Having to share my profits with second person fiat
ter myself that my prices will meet the satisfaction Of the
public.
lie appreciation OF my work for the last two years
shall endeayOr in tn future TO merit the continuance OF
public support.
Particular attention given TO re-bindng Books. All
work will be warranted. Terms, Cash.
Es-A Also, large assortment of STATIONERY of the
best quality at the lowest prices justices and COnsta
ble'S BLANKS, of all kinds.
PICTURE FRAMES, round, square and oval; and pic
lures framed to order, cheaper than known here.
JOHANN F. BENDER,
Towanda. Jan. II. 1860. BoOkbinder and Artist.
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In addition 10 the pay above stated ration per
day and an abundant supply Of good clothing is allowed
TO every soldier Quarters fuel and medical attendance
are always provided by the Government without deduc
ton from the soldiers pay. II soldier should become
disabled in the line of his duties the laws provide for
sion into the Soldiers Home, which will afford him
comfortable home long he may wish receive its
benefits.
THE SUM OF TWO DOLLARS will be paid TO any
citizen soldier who shall procure and present the
Recruiting Officer acceptable recruit. The Recruiting
Officer viii give all the other information which may be
desired.
Es- RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, Means Block Corner
Of Main and Bridge Street.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR.,
lst Lieut., 5th Artillery.
Recruiting Officer.
TOwanda. August l. 1851
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Coal, Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Drain
Tiles, &c.

THERE is a Lime Kiln at the Barclay
Il C0mpany's Basin. in Towanda, where Is kept con
Santly Tor sale fresh burnt II hate Lime made iron the
best quality Of New York lime stone at > cents per
bnshe 81 per barrel headed up in barrels. and lA
cents per bushe for Stacked lime Lime shipped boats
TOWanda without additional charge. Also Syracuse
IGis LIEs At 81 Is tpeF barrel, and EHs Brick At ;
cents each. DRAM Tues and inch sizes AZ , and
cents per foot very nice article for draHin land
about dwellings. Merchants Supplied with BeaTd>ey
irss by the dozen. JACK ScTcCy for moving buildings,
10 let at 3 cents per day each
B1rr'cy Coal AZ 50 = per ton Tor Lump Coal AID
50 per Smith Coal. Coal delivered in Towan-
da ST - cents per load.
All the above for sale at the Office OF the Barclay Z. l..
& Coal Company, Towanda.
MACFARLAIN.
Towanda, Feb. %. 1851. Gen. Superintendent.
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Aver $ Cherry PecloFal.

Has for itself such renown for the cure Of every
variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that it j. entire
y unnecessary tor TO the evidence OF lis
tues wherever it has been employed As il has long
been IN constant throughout this section. reed
not do more than assure the people it, quality Is kept up
10 the best it has been and that il may be relied
. do t.E lLeLr L.-eL all il ... Lecn nuna do.
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HEVd EE "% $50
fiN-@AH = ,
FISH! FISH! rrsHIIr

'HE best assortment in Ptnnsyysuia. Con,iStir CT
NacAerel, Trout. White Fish, Blue Fish. salmon
tC Sc-. OF hand, and % De sold cheap by
L'"AAdAI June 10 LeGe. 1. B. PAECH.
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BATTING SALOON,

where everything in the line will be served ont those
who may favor him with sall.
Thankful for past layOrs he respectfully SocitS
tinuanCe of the same i. r. 4 II. SHAW.
Towanda. June p. 1851.
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BREAD & CAKE,

of all kinds constantly hand and made to order. The
attention Of the citizens OF this place aud vicinity
called TO the above and they assured that they
alMaL. De sunul-ea with any Of these ar.-Les.
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in al its Branches in the latest and approved styles
and o1 the most favorable terms
Having secured. permanently. the services of NJ II.
c. NHITESAR.a finished workman from Philadelphia,
aud having added extensively 10 the fixtures Of the
ccrn-giyirg greater facility than f0meEly-we pre-
sent - the public the most positive assurance Of ab
i;y to please our patrons.
Customers should be particular t0 remember that
the Argus Bndery is in the Argus Building o. form
eTy (hrt building north ofthe Ward House, and i
nected with Book and Stationery Store and Printing
Office, where all work should be delivered
CACIloN.-Nc are compelled in justice 10 ourselves,
and our old customers well a. prevent imposition
upon the public generally. caution them against
concern that falsely holds out to the public that il b
the Argus BindeTy. This fraud j pTacticed doubt
with hope of deludng the Public. Against this bold
and deliberate attempt TO deceive they hereby
toned.
Particular attention paid to reBinding. All work
guaranteed.
"a Country Produce OF all kinds taken in payment
for work.
e. Having made complete arrangements we are pre-
pared 10 Rule and Bind BLANK BOOKS to any style
p2tteIn, st prices a. low elsewhere.
Sawauda. March > Is6O. E.A. PARSONS.
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LINCOLN TO BE ELECTED.

VET ell these seem only to increase the
l. business and prosperity of the Old Foundry and
MACHINE SHOP,
(SOuth side of Pine ST., door East OF II. s Mer
ours StOre)
The undersigned would call the attention Of all con.
cerned the fact that he Is prepared TO do and will
ecUe all work entrusted to him with dispatch and in the
most workmanke manner.
FITTING Up MILL IRONS, REPAIRING STEAM
ENGINES from the simplest TO the most c0mplicate in
any of their parts, and WARRANTED TO give saiisac.
tiOn.
PLOWS always on hand Of the most approved pat
terms, wooded in the most substantial manner.
Having recently added considerably 10 his facilities for
doing work. and employing experienced worhmeH in
every department he is confident that he satisfy all
who favor him with their patronage.
JOHN CARMAN.
Towanda Oct. i, lS60.
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Wedding and Social, Parties,

will be furnished with every description and style Of
Fruit. Pound. and fancy CAKES. Tavern keepers and
GroceTs will he supplied terms odvdut8 -eors 1t
any other establishment in the State. In connection with
the above he has an
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d. =. G. Il. SHAW,
CRACKERS.

Of every description, such oyster. milk Boston, soda
butter water, picnic Graham. sugar, wine and common
crackers. Also RUsk, Buns Butter Rolls, Wheat, In
dian and Graham
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FOR THE FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY
70 Consist of IL Batteries-R Cannon.

WANTED, for Flying Artillery and Bat
w teries of Position, in the UNITED STATES ARMY.
aDlebodied unmarried MEN between the ages OF Is and
35, not less than feet inches high and of good
character. minor will not be enlisted without the
written consent of his parent guardian.
The present term of service is FIVE YEARS; but
should Senator Wilson's three years bill become law,
the term of enlistment will be for THREE EARS and
if soldier reensts the expiration of that lime, his
pay will be increased dollars per month for the first
ra-enliStment and he will receive further addition of
one dollar per month for all subsequent re-enlistments
By good conduct and attention to duty, soldier will
certainly rise the position of nonCOmmisSiOned ON
GER and this class the law provides that mertorous
aen NAV be selected the wants of service may require
it, for promotion the rank OF commissioned officers in
the Army. The following is the rate OF pay as now
established.
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PAY OF LIGHT ARTILLERY SOLDIERS. AND OF
DRAGONS, AND RIFI.EMEN WHEN MOUNTED:
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NEW FIRM.
CODDING & RUSSELL,

UAVE purchased the large and well known establish
Iment Of d. {. Hall. and receiving from New
York, the largest and most complete assortment OF
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The Argus Book 0indery
Again in Euu Operation

[TE have the Crlticat announcing to 0ur friends
' customers, and tie public, that we are now pre-
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CAUTION.

Towanda, Feb. %. 1851.
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@i8tis DON 5aosna

9apana rs. Septtr. Der ftan36flde
6rie9apompfer 9apoiIler, ipetffr geitsrn unlern
6afen oerlteB, ioI na6 9icp Orleans beltimmt
ieiu, Tim Dspeihcn an pen portiBen frau5Biihtn
@cnIul gu i6erbrin9en. SpQte er our6 RE
8lpdabe bre6en, miro CT Die frau3EiilAe &egie
rung BON Der llnptrtIamteit perlelben iberSeueen.
Der Sflapenbanpel 1T bier 10 gut mic tppt gu
betra9ten, IA 3llpieI Soften unp 0li1ife pauit
ssrbunpen fun. 3wei Qapungen FnO pieler Sage
gon Der ipauii6en gle8ierung cpniacirt moroen
unp 5met anoere, peIde taglih bier erpartet wer-
Den. piro bafislOe Sdidlal trefsn, Cine 9abui1o,
rpelde porigea Menat uad bspeuteupen Gdwte=
~rigtetteu 9elanpet muroe, mar auf etne 9tantaae
gebraGt mOrpen nit Der 8eOiu9un9, RAP per Gi-
0qut6aumer entpepfr $40, 600 pper 20 Stlapen
betpmmen loae. 0srielte weigerte l6 jsppt, Die
9le8er ber3u9eben, paun er Ih nidt so Ger beltsn
a~usleIn oirfte. unD DEN 9dnplern blie6 ntdts
2lnbere6 itbrig, ais in Den iauern @pfel gu tetben.
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gsnn Gen. g5nnfa sIrrnee.

CAPT $. 9. Stoue, 9ropoit MariGaa son
0su. 8ant5 Dipiiicu erpirbt fi0 paOurd, Elm
oroBe5 &eroteuit, paB CT pte 2a9er eon Oisben
6alidern INN anpern 6aluuten purdar6 iau
bert, p0ge9en proeutli0en 6GnOlsrn unO 6nr.
mern, meI6e t1re @ropufte ms Eager briusen,
Iegliden 8pridub lmeiitet.
@eitern puroen Die 6rn. 8reeper uno 8reme,
ppn 3odOiue anp goun9 BON 9opl5oile, peIdG
ais 3beilne6ner III Der Jtofpiue Se5elfipnaper-
i1mmlung YerGaitet wurpen, tparen auf Die eruit=
li6e 8erpenpung einIIubrei6er @erlpnen in
8ajtington, aus eer paIt e%utlallen, IA feline
genugcuren 9emeiie fir einen 9oGrfrratbapro-
3eB rorbanpen wartn.
Die 3eit fir bic Greeutjpn ces MSroer5 Ga
noban (peihe. feb mad Beridt ermorpet toteu
ipute) TT in BaiGin9ton nrA nidt ffit9eltclIt.
Der 8uBtag hume In @cm SAINTS Oipiiion
In rlrDi0er NEeiie be9auaen.
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0ro6maqer, 90; @de, 6; @aben. M; gsper,
M q; geris, S, 0ciie, Or. q s; 6cBel, 9;
5eomu1er, q; &urb 50; '9tniel. Gopt. 81
u; Sod, q; 0atb. S; .2tpis, Ct. s 90; 2ste
herman, s .; 9idtetbera, u; Nipelberg, 8 &
N; NCbr, Wm Martin, QG 8; Wtb, Q;
81; p1UIer, 98 Ylab, S; Yablt,
% s; Nod,e, Som; NOtbltein, g8m 3uB, 8
81; 8au6, Or y; Ntaitein, SIS; 9tspner,
Y; SdSr, W .; Gtuter Nn,; @Gtel, @id. ;
Sdute6at, S; Sas, Capt. 8; SAljfer, S;
Sdmict, s .; Shniper, g; Sater, 9; llll~
mann, .; Getter, lR @urmer, g; gGeigel
q Nol gEsi9anp, S s 8eibel, 6.
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Son Gairp.

Gatr0, 26. Sept. (@pestaGsO sFe1de an
Die @6ica8o 6imes.) @apt, Stemart5 Gaoa(e=
RE, Is Mann fart, RieB beute Bet 9ucas 8eno
nuf 40 Mann 8etelencapallerte unp perfOlste
ae bis Stf. 8bpmFion's Camp Bel gelmOret.
Ger GebeIcn murcen 9etUptet, Die anoern ent
fauten IN zen 0ato, llnlere 2eute nabmsn 70
pjel 8epe6re unO 9itolen neg, ais tie f%ortbrin-
gen f%ennten, pbne pa0 SemanO oerlest rorpen
mare.
Sin 8eri6t, Dap Die IeteQen unterEalb Gais
rO'5 lber rem 8luB gu geben Seriu6ten, ribrte
ppn Dem um1lanO Der, rap pas &anOnenbort
Sef. Davis unterbolb 9lorfoIf lanNstf, nm Sal5
81 boIen uno 5u recp9np5ctren.
Sef. Gbompipn'5 Gprpa 1T 1900 Wfann ltart.
Streipatroutaen ttelptu, paB Oeneral 9ilOp
mech in @ulumbua lit.
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2out8Yt1te, 90. Sept, 500 Mann ron
Gerre 6aute, SnptoNa, iinp ZEN Green 3tiper BIN
auf 9egGu9eu unp boben Die Gods l nuO 3 AM
&anol beicBt, Sin Gooalerte 9te9iment BON
S9jo 1T tet Gpptn8tpn i'm Eager unO @9ntbja III
Yun &uupeatruFpgn beiebt, 8unpc6fag9en me-
ben ppm 2ouiapile=6ote unO Gem 6Olt-6cuie.
7 6epilionifen, morunter s. 9. @IaY II. Sberit
$. s. 6arrts pon Mapiion, S., murpen beute
oils Gtoataaefanaene Gierher eebraat.
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e~tnsunft ses Samplers .sropftpn".

DE ~ Yprf, %. Septbr. DIR Scr. Ct.
DampIer n8lpotl9u" ron Der 0plfi6moorpn Fam
von Ger Manoua9 DIS MiiiilIippt bier an, I'M
rfplrtrt 3u merpen. Gr beridtet Die We9nabme
Der 8arte oNtearO" bon SHE, nit elmer 9apun9
Gafee udA Nsw~O rIean6 b%eitimmt. Cine prt
ienmaunI4aft mar an 8orp ge9ehen morpen, nm
le nah NNilaeeIpNia gu ~bItnaen.
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{ 3, MarDlallO &egilnent.
D Deuticbe Olttbiiroer in Soltimor,

NutertYrt ppn Sci. Nic&onne einigs beuH6e @pmpaauien
IL iir oS obi9s ~Jte8tment ct5nre hen, tase t@ cine Oltee in
s12Aao. l3 .. %Treeltdltr. bel lnIeren betannten 2ano8mann
AncreaS JR5lngcr aui9smatt.
Sober Gir9er mub rit @ntraitun9 isbn, Wie bird rem Gbr9eiS
etnt1er Itnt riifcr Gin 31el Der nuiCu in auhtaNb %te9rifen lit,
nm Die Ne run9 5u %itur5en, wsl1e mad Ger GGnli,utipn burt
Die DSaior tat res Bottles erpGblt puroe.
T5ttoar4er, Gin 0fann Der ni4t 8eborten fan:t, ser Tam aud
%beherii9en.
gobt nn8 nit aaer 8raii uno in Mtafen 8e9en tNe gerrat6er
lien tradttn.
SOlen mr. aniere 6anHien 9dnsi@ in GIcnc p;ntommcn tafcn?
@pern roGt, blntt mir una wtro9 setgen jtnel erCB n N6nner,
10 l&t l776 mt iBrenr II tie oisie 6Tttbejt e~ytimYfsn.
Sebel perbsirattete Wtann fam iener 6amtite pom Gage Der
@tnntuiterun3 50. so m6tenli1 ousbelabfen loHen.
Crib SIS uS 0%erpfte9un9 iOuie 500 uno Elm ganb-g8arant
IGr l60 Gcre 2oro belm Ntlauf Der Oientjeit
Wteine SFce lit pff:u ron s lbr MorgenS.
Otto 4tnoe, Cart. uno Gcfrutrun9S. GftSir
SIPS ,2p SO. 10 8. Srebe1idfr.
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Nm GolcncI 6. 81, NetherbriSoe.

Dem lntuSe1aeteu iir bi icu 6aa f%bertraaen, Die grIaubnis'
WtanniGaien oui ~brejibrt5eu @Uuft in bic arntee ser Scr.
Staaten, tpCnn nidt iruber enttallen, iur Snri Bahcriecn 2rtiae.
dem oenf 0emosben min, Su9eielt wsFcen foGen.~
g8. s.. BnrneII.
pRrat fr mir ertbeilten geit9n6 babe Id in 1877 g8et. Bal.
timcretraBe, @Ge ten OSeenftr. inter 2icut. q. g.. 2aplpr
.unb in Der Santir. maize Srpaounp, nntsr sieut uant Sanes $.
|Gi9bp, Netrutirun9s-8 Bureaus erSfnet.
AuS23S 6, @. QetberbribGe.
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0erlanot

sXIhmeroct Is jun9e frdItiae 2eute CUR @snrleirung elmer beut-
4NAlten ~eompa9n5e in 3. &e8'pent, Gel. 8ater'S Brigade,
l n beltebeno ans gbtibelpbtdern. Seoer Dtann erbilt 13 Dpls
lars mrnatlt6eu Splo lnb iofortise @errfeaun9 epm Gage
w, per Gtnl9reibun9 al ao tent Auetrtte 800 in @ot6 unb
Qfer 2ano.
9tstrutirunsSInitise n16sen lid lo3Isi5 metten in
$50. % B. 6aYettelfr. Dber In Simpn'S 6Otsl.
Snt Suffrage BON Col. Mpr@eab;
Sp24, In M. 8 i'm fbetmer, 9tut. Z
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m1brenb fes beftieen Sturules fam Elm flsinr
gdcuner, vNiatilra", Capt. Gea3ep, in per Note
pen Sepsn SCOT fnpt 9ig6t tOuu'e auf pen
0runp nnO tnurpe 10 tsl6aoiat, RAP ole MfanG
ihait fA 9~en6tbtst iub, Gdif unp 2arun9, be-
ltebeno IN elm paar bunrert SuIael &orn, i'm
Sti9 5u lalien.
lleberrethung elmer SABINE a NJ
0elaYe {. = Gin 6reitag fubren 0en.
Div uno Stab, 0en. OurYea uno Niajor gel9er
in einem @rtra5u9e mad rem 9telap pcuIe, I'm
cent 4. Wtsconl in=9te9iment eile 0abne gu uter@
REDEEM. Wen. Div bielt cine p~atripttld e n1O
be9eilterte Nntepe an oas tit6ti9e Neginent, pel=
de BON S6er|t 9aine paleno ertpicert purpe.
@efansene in 6urt @Olumbua.-
Sn Sort Columbus, Governors S6lanb, ~betnpen
1t6 ieBt 35 Staatsge fan9ene oun Baltimore, mel
He tdgliA nit 8reunoen unO Gerwanpten ron
bier cUrrelpOnoiren unD ale Yaquete empfan9ell
Oitrf EN-, peldle ibnen 3ugel anpt peroen. sic pre-
den nit Der grSBten Nnerfennun9 BON tbrer Se=
banolung bon Seiten Der pienlttbuenoen Dit
,tere uno pes @pmmonoanten Sbsrlt Qppmis,
sic perpen opr3iialtb betGltt0t unp pIrfen ale
Stem 2orter 8latter leien.
Sn Der Criminal Court am Gret@
tag wurpe rer SAL bon Wm. 6Gntg, Der 3beil@
nabme an Dem 8ict en- 10. Gprtl ausetlagt, per
banrelt. st. SaQ, 81. Mieapes, W. .. Slnttb
unp Bnt. S, Stotpell be1Anore,l, &Snts in benz
Ntpt am 19. Npril bei'm Dur9marlh res Ntaf
Iadu lettss He3iments 9eiebea gu baben. Die
Surp gas mad einiser Deliterattun pa6 gerpitt
auf lGuloi9, pbne jebuA OoS Strafmnb gu te
timmen.
ES Su Der WirtblGaft pes 6rn. S. 8lauf,
SO. All Us. galtimoretr., iperpen beute atenO
Die 9rn. 9rpfeiuren 8erabeau unp @brtno pura
ibre aua9ejetdneten mulifaliiGen 9eiitnu9ea Die
antue IenOen 0aite ouf pa6 Nn9enebmlte rnterbal=
ten. MGse rebbaIb teiner unterlalen, oisier Sc
mitbliGen abencunterbaltun9 bei5urpbner.
Re Nbero-9und miro fir ale 6ein7
lGmeder 9eute bel @aabeleudtung in Der Jieltou=
ration pes Srn. Stel6, Sc. 463 D. 8altimo
reitr., i~eroirt. DAP es patei 9tnlutbli@ berse=
ben mirp, earcn fam liA Elm Sober ibsr5su9en.
G -. 8auernldmipt & SO. perpsn bente
(O9cntas) Sormittas in Der 9rattitr. 8raue=
rel $40. 2S1 eiuen ~pelitaten 2un6 lerpiren, no
bel pa6 neusebraute Bter per5apft peroen mirp.
gE 0eute (lRonta9) miro 6err Martin
Dietrt6 in ieiner Mirtblfaft $40. SO q. @aca
trabe CUR Gtnpsibuus ieines nsusn Sa9atella
etnen l~uperben 2und %ierpiren.
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@atn8 uno 9,rtce Surad9eoHcn nprpen mar, nit
100000 in Sob. Gr IL mabri6sintiA jeBt
auf Gem Mari@, d4 nit Oen. Gtuy9ia in 8on-
fa5 GuY 81 ~peretnigen, Der 8ertdt, DAP f4
Sen Mt&ulch nit elmer bepeutenpen Mtadt
maize Sort Scott tetuCet, miro nod aufredt er'
holten.
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Solge.a ees Gturmes.

WQu0 @9unf, %. Sept. Die @eriailte
auf ptm Gtpfc zen @l0unt 9ia9a, an Der
@ranpb9 9loap, TnQ Eel pem geltri9m Sturme
ddudtcb fprtaepeht.
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9yubltc 81

E4B STR eteies Re9iment, tpelte8 nur td,u te5iimmt 1T nm i'm
70 Stoat lmo ipeJei IN Ter 9tate ocn Baltimore NotiSeitienft
! III oettebet miro Der nnterstihuete cine meme Gpmpa9ne an
werben uno foresrt aDe Arbetslrle b~eouberS auf iib bterbei
bE&a}u tetbuli9ea, oa oteieS mebt 8ortbeue betet ais tr9enb elm
auoeres &e9iMent. gu ntelben bel
&. 9empeI, Sc. 10 q. T~reteridir.
Sp24S +. DC e m m ert, 9aft.
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mnn,nfer ncarnnhe4

@(6an9, %. Sept. Der Oanpfsr IS.
GtipoY" ipI 5rei MleiIen pterGoib Der Staot ee-
~itranptt uaD IN elmer ieBr gefabrli6en gerfal=
tuna iein.
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Bafbin9toner 8riefiiffe.
(Deatide 8rieie. rpel9e i'm p@tar" ansesci9t fne).
OameuIife:

DamenItfte:
eppis, Mib g; Deder, @rs 81 6; altne,
Anna ; preaB, Senetta; aaf, Mrs 9.
9errenIine:
alderman, %; Zimmerman, s.; Bergman, s
30; Srint. 8; 8lenotng, 6 .; 8OBler, 81
gpnter, s SO; 8eder, S S, gedet, $, 8e6e,
y; goltte, u; De &rumer, 6; Diefenrpgt
Sol. S; Gble, S; Gruttsr9er, g; gnslebrebt,
Dr.; Gnsd, y s; 6prre, So; Sled. S; 8rIsS,
So; 5rOt S; 6rfp, 5A; @rub, Bm s.,
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g~spminotiOn fur BEN staats.senat.

Trcpertd, %. Sept. Die llnionrett-
9entipn. Yon 8cepertd-GountY mar beute Oor9en
bier in SjBuu9. Die Seriammlun9 nar itbr
3aGIreiA uuO In Der teiten Stinmun9 0ra9ien
Gt6eberger wuroe gum Gtaats= Senator 9eroblt.
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g-3ereaunaen her 0hln:sruppem im aentaefp.

0t|nctunatt, %, Sept. Dao 80. 09tO-
9lc9iment BAT G9ntDtana, S., bOrigen @beno
bsItgt; beute Qlor9en 9jng pa5 IA. SbiO-9fe9i=
mtut iber rem 8luB uuD fubr oli Der Rentufqe
Standardization neitcr ms cSnnere,
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9eutidle GOntDaQnie +!

E& Stir ben Dienll In unp I'M Baltimore.
Natbent meme bsut6e Gompaanie ieet bis auf renise
Utann o%easahIts lit uno bereit8 bas Eager beSpgen bat, 70 IL
Ssksntr orn, Ne9iments-@ 0nnonteur fer Nuitra9 aepprcen, nod
IS big 40 "brape tcutf6e 9eute gu iteQen. 81. lpesied sum GtraGeur
rro TtDners Otenit psrpc nobor fno. Wtpnath6 merben su les
trenl 0tenne 9el9tdte 9anrwerter ~beicnters %ppraeSo9en. SD
lGoe ollo fdbiSe uc fraftiae 2ente bisreurd Elm F6 in meinem
2Serte Fureal SO. l6 9. 6~ssberiditr. eunsutueen, mo Elm cort
anwsienoer OtStsr thnen ole reiere Nuefunft gu eeteu bereit
IUn miro.
0ts 9dtite Ger 26tnunS tann an te 6amilen Der ~rslpsftieen
WtltGr6 ouSbelobtt wer6en.
Sir r~puitinbt5e quite 8lpfl 9uno unb cute g~etane(una Ie6e
i'd Elm. Sui Quhraoc ees 9NI. @hIen:
Spl6S GaPt. 2epppIb Stumenberp.
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2(nTprSer1innA

@cprg GbrtitOpb @56en6a@ mr6 bterntit s,Indt 5u
fetnem SG6n . eiHlt@ ai9enba@ na0 @aI6mQton 9. 6.
in D.Str. spi9sa 1879 uno IS. ctr gu fOnnten. (SY25, IN