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4 .45 une 500 gfaGn. zEr Ffne
gpa eaIcutts Mlius nn TAO n. 100 g'ursens, nuO up
3.15 Hns 8, 20 Nahns. .41I 4sG- 4W1 Jazz
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set 4 G ne4stre altidbltnasfcfen bere@aes. Dte YaAaalsrG
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babn NIT hem lpibttgen @prtbest elmer reeelmdbigsn %ueoi5tnis
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4ilen fnb Elm ihneaes r~etnissnbss SarirnliheI. oaS aae bbie
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~ 3ubereitet euSi6liesA9 onrd Or. s. SpapHe,
BbttAbeIpba.1
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8. 9aieHbeIg, 8roabpae pnb @anton Mnsnns 1913
q S. W. e B6Itn9, 90 Sroobioap. SAIL Il .
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ys0r6ltdye Central iientabn 1E
S5erGn6erter Sa0rpfen.

GprnmeesSabrpIan.
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1T na@ fiSfnber gDttie e~ypeeirt,
( De YDRsu q sebt tagltE Unit MnfnGhaie bee GrnItaeD
UNI 8 tttl 70 @e!h. Diptseas az nab Sitts5ass, Gbtsesp,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, ct. QDuis nnb ale Xtetie bee ne
aens uno 9tDrbrefeus. Gbfufr ra6 @gNttta, Buffalo uao
&andta, gla9 @ataittSburG, gvri, Qaaedfer, S%tea6tng, Dgtts.
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@sGnterSEnrg. Ga1tste Hnb SGgtrstprUf
Der @pStSaS fomErt btr rt 6 80 gaeDm. on.
@rpreb3u9 Aebt ab nm $50 Mbenbs.
tCmut an 8 rbr Wcr8enS.
Der BARTON ttGmspb Gttr IN s~8Ug eeht tag
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Rad Bslatr. - 8pu Brorus acce
tel IN 9i9hfr. iepen Dienltaa Dcnnerttae
il. SamItag.
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SumbolOt> Snltitnt
pber 4
DeutINe Observation-Disclosures nept3inilae
G0uIe In ct. Qont5, No.

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OF. 81, Sam nner. Brolefcr Der anatcniie, G1trmrate uni
MusenbetItnnbe, Der 6trirgtfd-alaei
1r;tlt6en Rliatf unc pplp-SItntH uAb
Ocean Ger Totult6t.
&r. .. I5erndbS. WrpfeTpt tet @eburtsbIiI @pnaefcIo.
gle uno esbuttsbuiHtd Ell 5flintt.
Or. q. EunF. NrpfeHpr ter Gbemte uHo Dkarmdeie.
1r. r. g. SerndDS, prpfefer Der 9bpIE Uptanit unt
JHneralDole.
Gr, 81 8OSfpten, @rOfeAOr Der patbpl6ste nnS 9terupe
unb Der inebtstntl1en alintts
Or. IS. Srtt, prpfefpr her @bpitplO8ie.
&r. 8. Secf, Nrpfefcr Der Materia Medica unh ntebtsf-
niihsn polps8linit.
Die Establishment perben SEn Or. S1urrner eeleuet.
Mae 9mfiee Der Yaturpthenidaft unb Meetjin heraen In
btefer @nGalt in fpftemattf6er N~et6enicl9e opr9etra9en.
Die 8prIerneen Beginner dm I. &eptenlber 1852 rno bat-
ern Obne llnersre9ung bis /, Wtni 1868. Das Stubeniatr
serfdlt tn 2 Semefer unb jebes Seneaer umfaBt 4 Dlpn0e.
Getiibren, Smndtrieulaicu S.. 8prIeiun9en fir 2 &C.
meter SIS. Secrtarte SIS.
Muer fltntfIe lluterribt In unferem eigenem 6DipitaIe
(5umbplpt-Sptpt0le), TN StabtsSplpiale, in Der @Onntp-
farm an6 tn ter ambHiatprtiAsn as!ntt bes Snfitutstl
fret.
Die gnmslDuassn Fnb bet BEN llnterystaurtea fArtfHi&
unb rianclt6 tu niaden.
liner prDgramm, has anf IL GrufIeiten ale AtGenstperttt
Details entb1lt febt Seoernaur Sur SerfI9uu9, unb nhbere
InStunft erttelIt uuf 0erian9eu lartftItd5 ODER mlneIt9
Or. u. Sammer,
@rpfifpr unS Ocean Der Tacultdt.
Sffteei 30. so Narftfr, sipii6eu 3. u. A. ag29-
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Rad 9fflapille (BpiEaD. 3lcao.)
Bon RtftusSun Sctel Qisbit- ieeen Dten'
itus, Dcnnerfa8 II. 9amta9q astm
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q 10 Snr beICMoeEen NelnItttBt0b1le.
,xtnwahteysr lae s~ttsGenee fDGttu iebs SErF&sss ietn, ebe Re
tbt Stlttte feuftn NIB p4Ar ptficIbea nAv BON ipl@et an.
l~asfelttn ssesnassu gdufefs pelGe trn torsn1 Wepalt Iebtn,
Tiht nber pan &sssert seer 3wslttntra8ern, pa ne font. ber
@eEabr ~aueaefcss Enb, tsfAwsnbes lw pefben sne tpr Getl
u~raTeni a~us9eost. av,n - as
Durdfobrt8sBtQetts
mas saea XOs;len bss sceaens fnb su tabef BET
~ @k. n. &iISebraabk, 2R
4gsuesal- u SaigranteussiBent Der a~Gltsmptes WMs
= Nl Dbips@tienbahn
iSS,s,u WD. 81 Iharpesfr., Galttnlcre,
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saltinOre y. 81 10 Gifentabn.
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Bpn @aibinStcn tprnnten Die 3t8e I'm
8 t1br, unb 8 80 Sprmitta98 unb uul 1llbr,
IS 80 nnb z ubr RaGmittag8 bier an.
Der weitlide Bug trmmt 6 llbr Abenb8
nno Der Breoerif@ Bug UNI II nbr SDre
ntitta9S bier an. 3a
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80 Bbilooelpbla, AstlmilsgtOn
ssAAA n. Baltimore GiIcnb0hy.

gsiatsr<EabrpIan.
9rh lest an geben bic 8ase Gaf bteier @GIn. Nae fpi8ts
@rpre6r8n6 ma 5 ttr 80 Yetapsen WsDr9sns; W 4
I ifabt 10 0e. Naamittass. @Ge 8G8e HeDea nit Der Mt 10
gpFP GtfenbaBn IN Nerttabua8 trts Ausnabn's bee
aSent auaes ani G~Vnaa6eab, !petAtr bios Bic @btlaoslcbta Gept.
Der 8raGt,vs asis anaeb6agten @e6aaierraeea usrast BAL
tsgpre I'm q. ~ 81. ann G6Et an Gttantees afnn, Sga-
fpS mt 3GYerynS.
gtaA QuureG u. Stattbaed III Der Della
ndge 8~iieabaDn. 80
10 Der 10 u. is 81. 8aB febt IN a3tirstn9ivn ut 8srbintaas
,ast 6eaa 6 Il. IS ~. W@GrntttassSug. SaiiGgtese fsane1 apes
KIT hes, Il. rs Nt. @eeabsaa 'na@ g9!Ensugtpu rs he 1eHs
GUabGGtSur sinsa GheG ssEpIauaen p$ts pgenH Kit sEut W
10. s!orseu;ga Ueiter retisg ESanfEt
8 6bsre MusEuaf. srs5ssts Ell DepsT ~ gTsaosit1T. bar at8aH''
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Mbfa6rk q. amEnmf& aer Gtfem6abit
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8aftim u. Ob 10 Gtfentahns
Ib alb t.
Nu9 Waibinetpn um 4 1br 80 Wtin.,
z 40 nnD 10 nbr 8crmitta98 unb nm3 80
unb 5 10 0admittass.
80 n Balbtnstrn utn 6 nbr, 740 utb
IL 1br 8prultttags, unb nm 3 3Ou, nhr
Hadu,ttass.
Der . . b at . qua
D 8 ST eberif SertdBt8 alti M cre
II III 6. 90 Nadmt,, unb Trebertf ur1
4 80 l1br MtDrsenS.
Na9 Wbeeling, Barfer8bura unb beut
Weffen s ubr 40 Ntin. Mersens unD 6 90
1br NbenbS.
II u II t.: a.p tr~.s
Spn @aIbinston tD1nnten Die 3Ige url
8 tbr, unb 8 80 Sprmittaa8 unb uul 1llbr,
IS 80 nnb z nbr Ra6mittus8 bier IN.
Der weitlide Bug trmmt 6 llbr AbenbS
nno Der Breoerif@ Bug UNI II nbr SDre
mitta98 bier an. ,a
Nz6rSltAe Gentralbs4a+
DarQs3hSe nua . ZEN W # n
Stfabrt: 8. 20 Mrrgens mo . 30
Mtenb8.
partition Aces on 8 s3p9.
Ibfabrt : 6 ubr Na4mitaS8.
Nntunft Z 50 Mln Moroens.
6arrt8burs 4ecc NM o a ii. n.
Mb9aus /: 8 1br Nadmtttas8.
Nnfunft (: II 80 Wtin. Wfittass.
Yhifubelpbta, @tlmiu9tpna
Balttmcre. 5a
s. 3OItta. Mrr9en3 u.l o. @Iitlags,
S 20 unb z ubr Abeup8. saa
SOnnta8S Sebt BLOB r(est9enannte 5nS,
vs. /. Marblanb @iisnbubu
(Galtert StatsOn.l
$50 IL. $50 NaGut. Bis 0epsBtn OF
(pta 0efnttnter) Bh|
Omnibule fir Mtandelter fteben Diem
flags, Opnnerta9S unb Somifags nit Gem
W%orssen5uge in UerbinDung. fdI
Die 3uge pertalien epsWtnp u 5
unp Beltminiter mn 5 IS unb IL 80 gpre
mitrag8. a8'
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u a4 y mmtttSbHr8 (uia WeltuIins
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tDarb u. S~aratc9aftr. jeben Wlcrgen utn 2
nhr (GOnntag8 a~ug9eupntutem.
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Yi 4 d 81 op1nt0Wn unb IeW o III
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ting out Of harms way-in other words.
they are out-ge nesaling Our coaman-
ders. ss they have done most OF the time
during the past six months.
The victory at 1uka. Miss. BY $500
Of. our men under Gen. Hamilton over
81 600 rebels under Price was bril-
liant affair. The rebel loss it is believ-
cd will exceed 1000. 260 dead bodies
have bsen found already. and moro are
discovered all the time. besides what the
rebels buried during the night. Our
loss Was 81 killed and goo wounded.
A portion of Res .ncrans forces pursued
Prices resreatipg columns, capturing
many prisoners and the army trains.
Our losses 10 the Maryland fights
were vs-y heavy. The rebels left 100
or 1900 Of their wounded behind.
Gen. Mitchell has bess appointed to
the command Of our forces in South
Caroliaa and Gaorgia.
Commodore Prebls has been dismiss.
ed from the nary for permitting. BY his
carelessness, the escape Of rebel gan
boat from Mobile. Right.
At Mumfordsville. Ky.. there waa
evidently treachsry. Col. Wilder Ia.
whipped the enemy handsomely and
badly. when Col. Durham came up
y ith re endorsements. aud being senior
in rank. took command. Five hosrs
afterwards he surrendered the place.
with al the troops and munitions oi
war. He is doubtless traitor-oss ol
the $1,000 KS. g. C. Of Indiana. prob
ably-and should b instantly dismiss-
ed from the service.
Treachery lost us Harper's Ferry
with over 1900 men. so guns and
immense supplies.
OF the recent clerks dismissed from
places in WashingsOo. I9 are said 10
have reported for duty 10 shs rebel
government At Richmond. This tsesch-
cry and treason Al home must Be look
ed after.
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10 any way impeded OF hindered Of HI,
liberty, except for crime. or son~ oaene.
against the laws, unless the pessou ali.
ming said fugitive shall 6sst nale al
that the person to whom the hbor J,
service OF such fugitive is alleged to l.
due is his lawful owner. and has sos
borns arms against the Uni ed Ststes !.
the present rebellion. nor in any -,
given aid and comfort thereto: snd =
person engaged in the military OK =.
val service Of the United Ssatss shall
under any pret-nce vhateser. asune q
decide on The validity Of the elsin a
any person to the service OF labor Of s.v
other person, OF surrender Up any ~
person to the claimant. On pain Il b,;p~
dismissed from the service.
And l do hereby scjoin upea, a,l
order all persons engaged in the nilita-
ry and naval service Of the United SGs,e,
70 observe, obey and ssiosee sitk;a The.
respective spheres Of service The Get
and sections above cited.
And the Executive will in doe T.
recommend that all citizens of the Up;.
ted States who shall have remained h,.
81 thereto throughout the rebellion shall
upon the resserasion Of the cons iss6S.
al relations between the United H,a,ea
and the respective States and the Pc
pie thereof, wherein the Felstion -
have been suspended q disturbed. 3
compensated for oil losses BY aets q u
United Ssstss, including ths kas 4
slaves. ~As7A
In witness thereof ] have hereuntesk
my hand and caused the ssal ofths U,;l
ted States to b a6;xed.
Done at the city Of Washingtoa u
22d day Of September. IN the year =
our Lord 1861. and the independeaes
Of the United States the 67th.
ABRAHAM LlxcoIx~
BY the President
VIZ. H. SEWARD. See. Of State.
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The rebel. under Bragg are reported
TO be marching against Louisville in
force. Bragg has demanded Of Gen.
Nelson the surrender Of the place, bu,
the later thinks he can whip them.
The women. children and fri htened
citizens are crossing over into Indiana
IN large numbers.
The =. belle, one report says. are ye,
IN considerable force in Maryland: this
We think hardly probable. Another
report represents them as in force on
The Virginia side. preparing to fgh, and
hat the two armies face each other
We think the facts will probably be
Ound these The rebels are deceiyiuo
'ur Generals with = show Of force oS |
he opposite bank Of the Potomac. y lille
D reality they are retreating aud get
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Why we're not our men re-enforred
on Saturday? McCIellsn's army was
near enough. and with half the energy
put forth by the rebels. an immense
host could have been brought up to
support Pope. aud save the day. But
Il ,cas not done. Again somebody is TO
blame. Who isit? II Pope had been
properly supported.as could easily have
been done. Saturdays sun would have
seen the rebel army scattered and fee
ing before our victorious legious. and
the loss Of many able officers probably
saved.
1t looks to Us as though there was a
dark chapter Of history NOT to say
crime yet to be written in reference
to tho movements Of the army Of that
eventful week. Who is TO blame we
know not. Whether the blunders we're
the result Of stupidity. negligence. jeal.
ousy or willful obs,inacy. We have no
means of determining; but We hope the
veil will be lifted. and the parties to
blame be exposed. fall the cersure where
it may. There is blood in somebody 3
skirts. most precious blood. and great
deal Of it. God pity him in whose gar
ments it shall be fouod /!
As We have said. it is not yet appar-
ent where the blame lies but it seems
70 have its foundation in jealousy "A
fear on the part Of some officers tha,
others would win more laurels than
themselves. There has been 70 much
Of this during the war. that wc have
sometimes felt as though i. would be .
great blessing to the country to turn
out all the old leaders and pu. new ones
in their places. Time. however. must
develop the facts. and reveal that which
10 now covered. and for this We can
only wait patiently.