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The national Republican., 1862-04-17


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saslphla, sa Tussaay NJ, On warrant hsesd
b Tho sAssiRs sGeess On oonplaisl Of Psssss
Batter, n ALLEGED Illegal dsssiasr b Fort ~
eAystts. 2slt'N W 'N.'sN ~
Tonight hundrsd citizens, headed BY :
number Of public olloe., viaited the residence
Of Mr.. Butler and rsgalsd him with The noiss
Of horns, Rddles and other discordant instru
menta "
Mr! Cansron had made ready 70 start for
Europe at N sarly period, and This arrest will
mstsrially interfere with hi srrangements.
Mr. Wall and friends, Of Burlington, N. j.
were 10 Philadelphia all day, wsiang 70 csse-
gate Mr.. Cameron for The arrest Of hr. Wall
Last fall. r...... d
The exsecretary was guarded BY the Usited
States marshal, the district sttorney, and others
For the present. hr. Cameron has declared
his intention not 70 sail for Russia until tht
case 10 question b disposed Of. .'
The arrest took him entirely by surprise, and
occasiontd much modification.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

TEE NASHVILLE UEIoS.-We receive with in
finite qualification this noble, out spoken Union
paper, published on what was few months
ago rabid secesh soil. It's appropriate and pa
trio,ic motto is, "For freedom and nationality"
The number before Us is the second irsue OF the
paper, and we are glad To learn that It Is meet
ing with that success which Il deserves. We
bid the paper Godspeed, and long may It live
TO add fresh fuel to that patriotic fire which is
now burning 30 brightly upon the hearts Of the
people Of Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
INClDENTs OF the PiTTsBURG BAT.
TIE.

The Chicago Tribune, Of last Monday, has
mssy details and incidents OF the great bate.
Our force at Pitsburg Landing on the morn
ing Of the first day Is stated at 10000, which
was increased during that day and the succeed.
ing night, by arrivals from Crumps Landing.
six miles below, and Savannah, twelve miles
below, and Of the advance forces Of Gen. Buell..
The force st Crump's Landing was Is 900 men,
under Gen. Wallace.
The Fifty-eeventh Illinois regiment, Col.
Baldwin, lost ls9 In killed and wounded.
The Fiftysecond Illinois regiment, Col.
Sweeny, lost 1888 In killed and wounded.
The steamer woodford landed 600 prisoners
at Cairo April IL.
OF the Fifteenth Iowa, Col. Reed, the Lieu
tenaut Colonel and Major were all wounded. A
special dispatch Of the Tribune says oft:
This noble regiment arrived on Saturday
with ,OA5 men. Only 407 answered 10 their
names after the battle. They had received
their guns al 81. Louis, and lett Keokuk only
two weeks ego. They were 10 Preniiss divi-
sion. Nearly all of the Fifty-eighth Illinois,
and the Eighth and Twelfth, and -Four tsanth
Iowa were surrounded aud taken prisoners
while maintaining their ground and fahtiog like
heroes.
"The Eighteenth Wisconsin reached Pitts.
burg Saturday evening, and marched 70 the
front Of ShermaHs division. They were OK.
posed on Sunday 10 the heaviest fire, returning
II with an energy worthy O( veterans Thil
regiment WAS entirely raw, and had only been
psraded . few times, had been hurried down
from Milwaukee right into the heat Of the 6ght
and many had never loaded q gun until they
did before the enemy"
The hospital steamer Louisiana arrived al
Cairo, April IL, filed with wounded soldiers, Of
whom A were rebel soldiers taken prisoners
Among these last was son Of Cen Sam Hous
ton and u son Of Pierre Soule.
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
who left the battle ground on Thursday last
estimates our loss In killed at from 1900 I,
1900; wounded, $500 10 1000; missing, $500
The rebels lost more in killed than we did, bu
not 10 many wounded. About 1000 unwound
ed rebel prisoners were taken and about l,2O
wounded. Up to the time he left 2,2OO rebel
bad beon buried. Our troops retook on Mon
day all the batteries lost on Sunday, and cap
tured twelve pieces from the enemy.
lie says that the day after the last fght-ths
is on Tuesday General Beauregard sent lsl
Of truce, requesting permission 10 bury hi
dead, and saying -" Owing to the heavy rein
forcements you received Sunday night su'
Monday, and The fatigue Of my men, dseme'
Il prudent 10 retire and not renew the battle
Tho permission was not granted. The beare
Of the flag admitted that General Beauregsr
received slight wound In the left arm.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

~The President yesterday nominated 10
tho Senate James G, Berrett, (ex-Asyor Of
WsshIngton,) Hon. Samuel +. Vintop, late ol
Ohio, and Daniel q. Goodioe, formerly Of North
Carolina, commissioners to investigate and de-
termine the validity and value Of the claims
presented under the set for " The release Of Ger.
tain persons held TO service or labor In the
District Of Columbia" 1t will be recolleotsd
this bill declares, from and after its passage,
" neither slavery nor involuntary ssrvitude,
sEOept for crime, whereof the purty shall be
duly convicted, shall hereafter exist In this Dis.
trict." ..- ..
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
Commodore FO0te Commences
the Siege of Fort Pillow!

The following dispatch has reached tho Navy
Department:
CAIRo, April l5.-The fotila has been within
three quarters Of o mile Of Fort Pillow, and
then, returning, took up position two miles
further up.
The rebel gunboats escaped below the fort.
Ten mortar boats were In position, and had
opened nre. This Is up 10 six O'Clock last
evening.
General Pope's command occupy the Arksu'
sas side Of the river.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

REBEL PARsoNs.-Our city has felt the curss
Of a proa'gate and mercenary clergy, who USED
all their Influence TO poison the minds Of their
Hocks with treason. Ths notorious Graves,
The crazy debsucbee Ferguson, aud various
others used their pulpis to do The devil's work,
and we'll did they serve tber cloven footed
master. II these white-cravated disciples Of
Judas were treated according tn their deserts,
they would be driven ioryver from the society
of heir fellow men.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

GEN. PoarER's BALLOON REcoNNolssANcr.-
On the llth instant Gen. Porter ascendsd 10 .
balloon 70 take look at the Yorktown rsbels.
The rope which held the balloon was nine hun
dred yards long, and only gave limited view,
but whom he reached the end Of II, Il snapped,
and he sscended TO an imnense height, giving
him clear view Of the enemy, and location
directly over them. This was not the most
agreeable place to come down, 80 he aecended
9 little higher, and struck counter current
which bore him over the Union camp, when be
Immediately descended, unharmed, In good
spirits, and pleased with bis adventure.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

DELIVERY 0P LErrEps IN LoNDoN-The Lon
don City Delivery employs 1900 letter carriers,
20 mail men with horse aud cart, and 600 sub
postmsstcrs. The city Is divided into ten dis
tricts, and hourly deliveries are made The
utmost punctuality 10 observed in every part
Of the operations, and no removals Of en-
ployees are mado except for cause. The sys-
teui, In It's workings. is one OF the most perfect
az we'll as the most simple that could b. de-.
yisad
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

There Is great indignation expressed In GER
tain quarters at the appearance Of the London
International Exhibition Building. The ex-
terror ID admitted to be very ugly. But, on the
other hand, II Is contend d that, II anything be-
had been attempted with structure covering
upwards oi twenty acres II would have cost
neasiy El,e0e, 700 lntsaA Of ES6O, ,0Oo. ~ .--'l
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

TEnRIroRr OF LAsNrwA.-Tbis proposed Ter.
ritory, bill to organize which was yesterday
introduced into the Senate, is intended for the
colonization Of our. Indian tribes Of the Western
borders, where every head Of family may have
free homestead Of Q quarter section Of land,
ahd where no Indian agent or white trader shall
molest or make them afraid. II liea between
Kansas and Texas, having the Arkansas aad
Missouri boundaries for Ia eastern line, while
its western boundary Is the twenty sixth meri-
dian Of west longitude, down 70 the parallel Of
Sc 30, thence east to the twenty third meridian,
and thence south TO the Red river, and by II,
course to The Arkansas line. -u .
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

BIN abolIshlng slsvery 10 We District Of Colum
bia. Il was Rad and ordered TO be printed.
CoHYIsCAfI0S bTLLg.
hr. BINGHAM, from the judiciary Commit
Zee, reported several bills relating 10 the con.
ascation Of The slaves and property Of rebels,
&c., upon which no action was taken.
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS
On motion Of Mr. MORSlLL OF Vermont, the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr Coz; Of
Ohio in the chslr,l and took up for consid tis
lion House bill No. 404, reported frotn the
Committee OF Ways and Means by Mr. Morrill,,
by appropriatipg S3O. 200, 900 for the payment
Of the two and thrse years soldiers; and SlO0,-
900 speciAcalIy FOR 'uAe Department Of Mis-.
Aiiet cousiasrabIs ,pisi,cd end sscillss dIs-
cuseiop, partlclpstad IN by Memn. COVODE,
Of PeuuiylvsuiA, ALLAkDlGHAM, uf Ohio,
BLAIR, Of nlpsouri, and Others, the bill wls
put upoa Ne sPssrge, aad, without amendment.
passed. qIiapd % 49, sa'aal @
- rBE LATE THOMAS B, COOPER, N.C.
s hr. JOHNSON, Of Penusyl lvanis, announced
the death OF bic colleague, Hon. Thomas B.
Cooper, and delivered aa appropriate eulogy
On the liie and public services Of the
z Mr.. ]. offered resolution, which was adopted.
providing that themembers wear Grape on their
left arms for the space Of thirty days, and that
In further honor 70 bis memory the Honse do
now adjourn. . r... -. ,.i,.|i
Mr.. kILLINGER, Of Pennsylvsuia, offered
fitting and proper resolutiors, which we're
adopted. .17 nr'
Eloquent and touching remarks, Of q high,
laudst0ry character, concerning the deceased.
were likewise made by Msssrs. WRIGHT and
ANCONA, Of Pennsylvania. .,.f,,' .r.F.,.
Alter which the House adjourned. H"Ir
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

THE EMANCIPATION BILL STONED,
Yesterday, the President, having approved
the bill abolishing slavery In this District sent
the following message 10 both branches Of Con-
gress:
FsLlow-ciizens Of tis Senate
and House Of Representatives.:
The act entitled Z" An act for the release oi
certain persons held to service or labor In the
District Of Columbia" !" has this day been ap-
proved and signed.
I have never doubted The constitutional au-
thority Of Congress 70 abolish slavery in this
District, and have ever desired 70 see the Ma
tional Capital freed from the Institution In some
satisfactory way. Hence there has never been,
in my mind, any question upon the subject, ex-
cept the one Of expediency, arising in view Of
all the circumstances. II there be matters
within and about this act which might have
take course or shape more satisfactory 10 my
judgment, do not attempt TO specify them.
am grstiied that the two principles Of compen
sation and colonization are both recognized and
practically applied in the act
In the matter Of compensation II is provided
tnat claims may be presented within ninety day
from the passage Of the act, but not thereafter,
and there is no saving for minors, femes-covert
insane, or absent persons. presume this Is n
omiaiou by mere oversight, and recommend
that II be supplied by an amendatory or sup
Elemental act. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
April l6, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

How THE REBEIs GET THEIR NEws.-A few
days age The Hercules captured eeveral sloops
and shooners 10 the vicinity of Smiths Island,
in the Chesapeake. On one Of them, the velma,
was found large mail, containing about two
hundred letters, in charge OF . captain Of The
Confederate army. This vessels had cleared
from Baltimore for Pocomoke Sound, with q
cargo consisting Of provisions Of various kinds
Instesd Of being discharged 10 Maryland post
she was taken over TO Great wyoomico river
and there discharged in Virginia. The sloor
was returning In ballast for . new carge, and
was captured with the correspondence on board
II appears she had been engaged in this cor
respondenoe for FIVE montha
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

REBELS On THE LOWER PoroNAC.-It Is said
that on Friday afternoon and Saturday The
United States steamer Jacob Bell discovered
rebels, and even two batteries, vt Potomac
Creek, near Aqnia, one Of them water battery
and the other on high hill.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

The first branch Of the Baltimore City Coun'
ell has adopted resolution inviting display
of the nalionll 4 & from the housetops and ship
manifestation Of gratitude for deliverspce from
ths dangers which epooupaassd that city On hs
10Th f.ApEil, 1861. Al..HdsosAi
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL,
WAR DnARrlBNI

WAR DKPARf1MNf,
m Jsnusry Il, 1852.
Ordered, That No War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdayt. and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations 10 The Geld
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Ssnators aud Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of The public.
Z Eb~Ih N. SriNros,
JAZZ II Secretary oi War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

Mr.. BLAkE's sPEscH.-Ws publish on the
outside an extract from the able speech made
In the House by Mr.. BLAKE, Ct Ohio, 10 favor
Of emancipation In this District. The extract
which we make, shows the Importance Of the
measure TO The growth and protpt rity Of this
city, and deserves TO be carefully read.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

CArrAs HoIIISs.-Ths 81. Louis Republican,
Of April 10, has report, which we srs sorry to
say 10 doubtful, that the famous Captain Hol-
Inns Il among the prisoner taken 9. Island
No. 10. '''" ''' ~ .'~'
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
BY TEkEGRAPH.
q L.ATEAT We W,s
= Ro n q q r oP FL
s .1sN n $3.50.
Arrival Of The Steamer Canada !
- DsA0ses - ParSSOsesesss. ~
Dsesses - ParsSasssssss.

HALirAx, April 16.-The steamship Canada,
with Liverpool advices 10 tie dxsd Instant, hes
arrived ksre. ..HH ikHiAft
The House Of Commons On Friday debated
The question relative 70 The valss Of forinoa.
lions and floating batteries A resolution was
adopted providing for the suspension Of the
works u Spllhsad. II will shortly consider
The sxpediency Of empowering ths Government
70 use money already voted for forts In con-
structlng irou.sheatbed versels. The continen-
tai news is generally unlmportant
The latest market had not yet been received.
Coosols closed on Friday evening nom osa 70
9ss for money. ...
Brsadstuffs are quiet Flour Y declining.
Provisions quiet. American secrurisses firm.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

" WAtuIsG ron, Apiil 10, 1862.
Ia comf Lance sith recent enactment Of the City
councils, the Secretary OF the Board OF Health
hereby givcs public notice that hereafter he will be
10 atteIdsnos ut his once, 10 the CITY HALL,
o'oioss' ~ D. IN far the psrpos S Sf reg rcsyiss snS %
recording" all complaints regarding violations OF
the sanitary regulations Of the city, duly made
by ozens any oficer VI police ~ and that ut all
other times may be found In the oi,e SOON plaint
book }" Ia which those interested requested to
record all tuch violations. with the view to their
speedy examination, and suoh redress the present
laws afford. g. NJ DOVE, NJ, D.,
DplT3t Secretary Bond of Health.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

OUrsDE.-Conclusion Of the " Trip 10 Ma
nsssss;" extract from the speech Of Mr.. Blake,
Of Ohio; chsplsns for the navy; important
military news; miscellaneous matter.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

A resolution passed the Wisconsin Assembly
on the 9th instant rendering 10 the President Of
the United States an unqualified approval OF
his course from the day Of bis Inauguration to
lhe present lime. There was but one vote
against II. n...'
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
OFFICIAL.
DErARrnEsr Oh 81

DEPARrnENr Oh S1Afg. 80
s Washiagton, Jau. 25, 1862.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on busness on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month. ~
DO WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

ss-IQUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO QUIZ
new s'o 4 Ot SPIipg Clo,hing, Furnishing Goods,
1rusks, HAS aud Caps. which we are ceiling at
low, is,eI than any other store In the oily, Ut
SMl "a Z, so. 4e0 seventh strert, near +.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

A movement has been started 10 Chicago 10
open subscription throughout the United
States for the purpose Of procuring Y per-
manent homestead In nlino6 for Gen Siget
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
Department Of ths sAsna ndsah.

woopsrock, Va, April l5.-A national ~
Lutte, O. ordered in celebration Of recent VIC.
tofiee, was fred hero 10 day at noon BY direction
Of General Banks Great enthuslaem was man
Tested throughout The division.
The rebels still continue 10 fire st oul
pickets.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

chicago Municipal Election.
CHICAGO, April l6-The Chicago municipal
election has resulted In the triumph of the
Democrats by fifteen hundred majority.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
CLUES FoR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUDLICAN 10 SOLDlnRs.
APAPERrHArEvER SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE

We have been induced 70 Offer our daily pa
per 70 soldiers, wdo shall form clubs, d the
following low rates: ".
copy, 4 months. s.....-............. $3.50
s copies, months. .................. 600
10 copies, 1 months. s................... 1000
All over ten copies, at ths rate Of ono dollar
per copy for four monthA
- Ths names must siwsys be accompanied
WIN he money.
- Write the names distinctly, and give
The company and the number Of The regiment
- The papers will bs mailed 10 one name,
or tho uames will be written separately, II dc.
aired.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

large 'front.' room second hoor,
ID suitable for gentleman and lady, or for two gen
tlemep, pleasantly aituAted, with k0ithers iami y.
Ut 500 street, between Becond and Third.
AZ l7--2ts ~ NO.. .lu- ,n.. ...uH f.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
COVERNM n ENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
VI lOkyES AND MULES,

DAY, April 2t:h, at IA. jrral, near the ObseIyato
~ and Twenty toird stresE y largs lot Of II Nes
sni Mules, cond,mned ar unfit for public tervlu~.
Terms cash, In GsvsrnmInt fuad.
J.F. DANA,
Captain A. O. M. u. 3. A.
MARSHALL& 4 PAGE, Auctioneers,
WAsHIseros, April ID, 1862. ap17-td
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

1,AkEN UP-The following described HOGS:
wS ss sr.s 1Sw ivy VINE 1Hs age spa,sd Eve SSSw
s3hoats and two spotted Shoals. Tae owner or own,
ers are requested to come forward, prove property,
nay expeuse. ard take them away Enquire of
JAMES kANShLL, at the Government Cattle
yard, Ltttleb HUI - ... ..r , apl7--3w
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
'THE QUAKER GUN

FTNHE QUAKER GUN
FROM UENrREVIIIE,
Together with other CURIOSIIIES FROM MA
NASSAS. will be on Exhibition pudsr hsmmAck's
corner Of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
rue, above Willard's, ios the Boneat Of Crippled
union Soldier from Bull Run. ..
Admission 70 Ger ts h apl7-tl
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

DOA0D w = n n D-By . Gentiemsn anil
ID Wife, In private family Ia the ntighporhlsd
ot The Trsasury or Patent Once. Address, stating
70 me, j. r., at this once. Api7-Ns
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
1TTe0n1 11ra rra-

! Ps,lusss fof . SlilIss Il slsssry were
submittcd By several senaton from citizens o.
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, New York, and
from the women Of Delaware and Pennsyl-
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SERGEANT At ARMS Pro TEN.
Mr.. CUTLER, Of Ohio, offered resolution
authorizing John Gilbert to act as Sergeautat
Arms during the temporary absence Of the
Sergeant-atAIms. Adopted.
CERTIriCATEs or INDEBTEDNESS. ..
Mr.. STRATTON, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported back the bill
smendstory TO an act authorizing the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO issue certificates Of lndt bted.
ness. Passed.
CONSTRUCTING FORTS.
Mr.. RICE. Of Massachusetts, submitted n res
oluliOn requesting the Secretary Of War 10
communicate 70 this House whether any chan.
ges are necessary In the materials or mode OF
constructing forts and other deteDces Adopted.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Mr.. BLAIR, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill providing for the organ
IL ,tlon Of q Signal Corps, 10 serve during the
present war. Passed. ..rl.r.
p DIsCaARG,NG CONTRACTORS.
Mr.. RICE, Of Massachusetts, offered joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the
Navy to discharge contractors from bis Depart
ment when they have filled their contracts, will
SO per cent. additional. Passed. .''
The national Republican., 1862-04-17
TELEaRAPHIC DpPATCHEs.

Mr.. WILSON, from the Judiciary Committee
reported joint resolution enacting that ih
Government shall not interfere In the trausmit
don Of telegrsphic messages, when the cam
will not give aid TO the enemy In Governmen
operations, except in cases where, under th,
authority OF Congress, Government may ~
sumo the control OF the lines for the transmia
sion of It's own dispatches. Adopted.
The national Republican., 1862-04-17

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Sctm @ef@dft.
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Snpprteur> @rpB- unb RleinbGnbler
bon &beinmeinen>
un9armetne,
TranS5fiGe uno
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apciraz unp Weiuen,
BON ser{@tebenen Sa~bredneen, tpsl9e beim Du,-
scno> Tlalde unb @las Sertauft tperben in 1eintr
@einbaQe, 0rttte Citrate,
5wil9en Marfet< u. @albinetpn- Ctr,
Tren@'S Steineebdube.
iedter @&wef5er urp 9imburser Safe,
Me@te $oudnS. @drinee,
Saroeuen unb Sorpiner
!tets scrratbis unb gu ben msoli91 biaisnenYrei,
len 3u baben. 49,.
Jerner: Iusee3ei9neies Gbicaap uub
= cincinnati ale 1nb Yprter, unb bic
@prten BON 2tqueuren uup
@bampa9ner.
Sowie eneli4 ein erceQentee Experiment BON
9aoanna= Giearro8.
Vorfebenees If NQes gut uno in rei@er Tiue
,rrratbi9 bel
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1861. ME@zZzZzz 1861:
@ranb @aDen &pute.
Die t~ir;ete, btuieite unb CONFERENCE.-The
2tnie mad Dem Often!
|Snrb auS Gifeubabu!!
ausgenon1mea IS Meilen BON Milmaufie
nod @ranc9aSen, welGe iu 6 @tunbsn
durudseleet &pcrtea nit cen ets>
gdnten Dampfern
81 tlwaufte unb Detrpit,
@eiienbe, biz III Milpaufie nit temstbeub,uae
artcmrnen> tonnsn loeleib an Bprb aeben une
Vfor9sns aerf1len u. gepiunen bacurb 12Stuu-
ben an3eit Dor Semen, bic uter @bieaeo mad bem
Often reiien.
Dtels Neile 1T aud Der Natur(dSnbeit tpeaeu,
70 be Niasaratalle bieten> ieeer anteru Nputs
SUr3u5'e9en. Wtan fabrt auf hieler Qiuie DON
Mst!ipautie mad Detroit, 5amilton, @uspenFou
Srloee lNiagarabride), Buffalo, &pbeter, Gs-
1aeu,e, atom, Utica, Mlbauy,' New- gorf, 8oRpn.
2orenfo> Seeenstur9 unb Mprtreal.
Der Yreis 1T biQiser als per auf
anber; 2inien.
Xarten iinb in alien 5aupt< Gi{eubabn- . frcen
pes 9Seltens gu baben.
S. 8. @bitmpre,
General Wetern Msent ct. Yaul.
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Deuti@e
Con- III {.

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Der Undergraduate btna9rt@t0t bteruit bas
beuti&t publituut. ba6 er pom
.9errn 8. BON 8auu1ba9, III Milmautee,
0enfuI fir Batern,
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Medle nbu 9 unb
@rpbber3p8tbu UNI Sn@fen
erntG@tietif. Documents, tptl4t mad ben eeaanr.
ten @taoten, ober anbern beutf9en III Minntfpta
reip. Milrautee nod ni@t e~onfularii& ptrtrettnen
@taattn beitimnt fab unb Der epniularti@en Be-
glaubtsune t%ebiirftn, in Gutpfan8 3u tebtten, unb
b~ieitlbens NIT FOLDER Beelaubteung btrfebet, te
mad ber Befin.uuns, benz ausfeQer tn t~uy3efer
g . aa ttttttttren, eOer elti$ yer Yee az ibrtr
Selt'ral'nIescrt ua@ Dentl@lane ~ tttoretrn.
Dtsslei4en 1T ct erbStis, in ieineu1 @ei@afts-
Bureau.
6epwarb's 8lpd, Dtftte @trase,
&atbfuaenben tebe stpiinf9te Musfunft aiber fol-
9e Ira9en ~ ertbtiten. nie ie in bieleu @ti&afte
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