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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

freerhan-and in many instances forced into the
army, ard obliged TO take up arms against the Gov.
eminent to which they were all time true. Added
to this the tauDts and insults perpetually thrown
ont on all persons Of Northern EXTRACTION made II
almost impossible for one to keep within tue bounds
Of prudence. You can then well irnagine with what
longing eyes the time.wom bauners Of our grand
republic has been looked for and how the hearts of
hundred loaded with JOY when they behed the Stars
and stripes, so long banished from soil.
81 is needless for me TO say that all who could
do so awaited themselves Of the protection Of that
flag. We were among that number. We have
abandoned home aud property; for neither these nor
even life would have been safe moment after the
Union army retired and in one half hour after the
arrival of Gen. Grants army IN our vicinity on its
return TO Vcksburg under its protection we turned
our faces nor,bward, anxious to be be away from
the sound OF and tie dreadful scenes of war.
We come M emgrants to seek orr fortunes in new
country, and though We must commence life anew,
after having enjoyed ali its luxures. yet trust,
with brave hearts and generous patronage under the
free banner Of the most glorious country on earth
we shall moi fail"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Government Finances.
WAsHIsGros, Monday, Aug

WAsnINGroh, Monday, Aug 10. 1857.
During Lis recent visit TO New-York, Secretary
Cbsse. on consultation with the capitalists Of that
city, determined TO continue the sales OF Five-Iwen-
ties until after ten days notice 70 the public OF sner
discOntnuance.
Plates for Treasury Notes bearing five per cent iu-
,erest, ana payable one year after date. are being
nrepared for use, should it be found exPedient.
No doubt is now entertained OF the ability OF the
Secretary to procure all the funds n'ae Economically
successful prosecution Of the war ~ o''n'H"'""'
aud vigorously conducted.
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Truvcier.' Guide.

Tc Alany by Hudson River RR.. 50 Warren
~ 10 aud ~ > and D. y. sunday, b9' p IN
70 Albany Nv Harlem kR .1tist. sId ith-ay iOia N
10 Bosion 5y hew.London line. Pier -, ~
r. atoninsion line. Pier 10. y. r. and FaI
River unr. Iler 8 y. X. daily lsuneaYseI.
cept.Al..................... SIP N.
10 Boston by Now-tisvcn kR, Wa sprnf-
field 1.gi.; ADD .,h-Av a. u aud q and p
To lo.ton. ~ new Haven RR, 77tb't aud
sihss vi Shore Line. "a. ard p. Sunday p
10 buuA . - Ene Rk foot Of Chambe.'
.'......................T .nd 10 III and p
10 Phlisi-lrlisby New Jersey R.iir al foot
o. Coast'sad 81 To- NJ l. ~ Sunday, Il
10 Phn.'~lphia ~ Camden and Annoy
Railroad Pier "a y. K. loot Of Hafcsy.. q. IN D.
T. MssYugtoa. ~ Now Jefssy hR.1. lOam.
ard "a aDi ~ foot OF CoBst Ail Sunday. u p ~
To tho est. ~ Csutu Railroad OF Nes.
jersey foot OF Counandt-.t END "a m.
4. n........................ Up. N.
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mnrkefs-R,D0rf bU IsLIpr1pb.

CHICAGO. aug, lO.-FLoUR active. WHEAT steady at ST.
Cons dul at ale decline sales a. s9i i8c Oats quiet at
~. a1sic KEcEiPTs 400 bbls Flour 1900 bush Nhest
bush. Wheat.
BUyFALO. Aug. i0-FLorE market quiet, snd unchanged
WHEAT dull; Green Bay Club At 81 o. CORs Ia
o odera,e demand sale. 3iia55ic. OATS dull a. SIC.
WHISKY qnie, snd no sales CANAL FRsGHT, hrn NC on
Corn, I4c Wheat to Ne.York. IsroKrs; 6OyC obls.
our 900 bush Wheat 81 900 BUSH Corn IS coo bush.
Ost. EXPORTS 5000 bb Flour 80 900 bush. Wheat. ld'OOO
busn Corn. A., 90 bush. Os.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

SUs-STRoKE Cause.-The following cases OF sun
stroke reported during the afternoon; Je"ewsy Ham
oud the sbpyatl 100, Of Oh street Ess River and died
after
Patrick Hne. rssidns No % South Seventh street VIII
i,m.burg VA. oyercom. by tie heat at the foo. Of Grand
stree, end died.
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DIED..
BTNJAMIN-On Sat,

BENJAMIN-On Saturday Au, g. Ella Louise only dsush
ter Of o. r. and Joephine benjamin aged years and
The funeral viii tats place Tuesday afternoon 18th inst.
secOr, No. i6 Eas, Houston street
bonnet Ia Brooklyn, Long Isl,nd. Deak sussuns,
wife Of Isaac Bonnet, II the 10Th yesr fheI ase.
Daniel d. Bonnet. No. 2s5 Raymond street, on sunday
afternoon 81 o'coct The remains will be removed to
oriy seventh street STATIC, AZ 81 O'clock 0 ssso
'tyes aud friends fespec; 'ny invited to a,tend.
GRIsCOM-At Burlington j., Msry H.. daughter of tho
hi. DE- Theodore Kirby. son OF DIR 5. r; Kiroy
Funeral le ience OF his brother, No. "a West Wah
ipgton place. on Tuesday Afternoon y Ocloek.
AEhRlAM-At Hoaewooi, Lewis County NJ u ON Fri'
l. and Caroline IL Merriam aged years aad sontas
.hd1nhANDIln Brooklyn on aoEesy Aug ~ otter
~ strickland in the s7th year of her age
ne aud fnsnda OF the family are respectfully vea
to attend her funera IRON her residence ia la street.
near Fulton Wednesday l2th ns, at p. III,
without further notice.
TALMAN-In Brooklyn, on Saturday Aug g. 1863 Csthsne
ann Only daughter Of Charles CAthsne Ann Tsman.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Iue.dsy, Aug H. O'Clock p
., from tho residence Of her fhs No. 3f Pacific street.
OBlTrARY-We have to record most mear choly aecf-
dept that has recently occurred to OF md highly
PAINTER, esq WHO for in the wholesale
grocery business aud fer whom all who knew tho
answering int gritty and 10 all his relations never known
an ac which he had blush On the
Ing OF the 5th Inst he eft his home a. Bridgeport Conn.,
transact business New YORK. which Ae thought would
him days. but unfortunately conc Bded 10 return
his home the evening II the ususl habit OF
his family send bis carriage his expected ARRIVAL NOT
thinking IL would be there lie uded 70 60 on oo
the being bot short On arug 1t brose ne bad
cross and feeling somewhat tgued he rested against
railing which give way and he precpt'ei soLl- ~
feet on TO rocks lott dry low tide and Instantly killed,
wA-re he remained l following morning No pen can
describe the feelings of his family and large circle OF rnis
and five children to mourn his untimey end
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-A child named Riley, 10
monte. DID, died suddenly 8Jd stree. and lOh
Lat evening. cause unknown
John u Jun died .gddeny at No Madison stree, las.
night -.
badge. DonoLae died suddenly at No 70 Fh street last
might.
ihe Coroner wa no,ehsl in all these cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

REBEL STEAMER SEEY.--Capt. Sloppy, OF the
brig Machas reports that the 23d ult., when of
Cape St. Antonio, WAS spoken by a Rebel steamer,
who wished 10 know the bearings and distance from
the land gave him the intelligence. She was
side-wheeI steamer, painted lead color, and OF
Louisiana build; deep laden, apparently cotton.
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FATAL AccIDEST.--At sbou; 81 o'clock last eve
Ming D,yii NcCnllouyh. boiler meser employed a. the
FULTON lion Work. wa, Instantly Killed by being cs1ght IN
the machinery and horribly crushed. HE remains were
taken b.. residence No 20 Suffolk street and the
{ tai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

So W,d,~.iay. Aus R................... 10 a. N.
For Europe. by steamer America, Ihgrsday, Ans.
49,. v IA"
For s. lth Pacific ard C,niral Amaric4 by steamer
Northern Lsl Ial.lsy Aug lj.........:.-. ~ O. III
pr Sow- Orleans, by steamer Hutsen. Tuesday, .
F5r California Sc. daily lsauday. .1esrten,:
overland 81 Joseph Mp.........9 q IN and y p m
No.,l-Aib.rv nus.io an saad,s. IS M. aud y.
North and Mes, WAY hail................-.... p H.
V,.t,rn Mail Vi. Eli, AAiiTosd...5 m snd a p.
SorIb.rn ana soul. e.tsru Mau5a NJ 4. and 10
e..tsrn Stat ..................3s m and q ?.
- li.dfoft Sewuor, aud Fal Riy.r.......... 9.
lis Ious Island Mail closes 81 T. m, aud p.
sundAI Malta On sunday s.i uisls close n. ID o. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Mrs. Taf's School for Young Ladies has been re-
moved Up town Eghy-iourh street. near Central PAX
See tdvertlsemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
ru,.-,ninmcn,.-Tuesduy, Aug. II.
ueil. Close nttne Post-Omc..

sfELOs GARDES-Tbe Duke. Motto.
NALtACk s-Ifue 90 the Last, with the Ghost
EARNJ MS NUSEUM-StiIi Water Run Deep
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6petial Notlffs.
Miss Buines
MApEMoIsELLE DE JANON


MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
Respectfully iuorn their friend. aud tho publ that hsv-
Ing euels into for ne purpose Of cSndoens an
EEGLISh and FBENGE boAltDlND ana DAY SCHOOL,
the patronage which has been generously bestowed upon
Mis- HaINESs SCHOOL IN ye,rs past trusting to BE- aots
yo,,on 70 the pupils no ss be committed II tIer
No. 10 Grsuiercy Park June 2S' 1898
Fourth Ward Republican As.ociuiion.TA
regular meeting Of the FOURTH ~ AhD Rot gLtSAS
Angus. H. the Franklin Cottage corner Of Dover and
f0'''''''' - . '''''' HENRY @. LEAsK, President
S Gs. RT1I Bell Secretaries
Kings Comfy Rrpubiical General Com:
mittee.-A special meeting Of tbs Committee VIII b. Lsd
a The Committee Room 10 Court g.. brooAyn lLiis
business VI Importance WI ..
JoHs DAVIES Secretary.
De InIss Cafe.Tne suoscrice stake pleesgIe Ia in-
fora Ing their uds public generally, that they have
ENLARGED their present establishment by the addition Of
an ess.n, and oonmodoa. Dining R'Ou, and they hope
by .,ro after business eri; oniinusnce Of Tor
nsr senerou, patronage. HAIRY DE- MARS Co..
No 20 Beavei''.. co'usf Of Williams.
Cotton Denial Association.
Dr. COLIDt
Made I,he IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ths NITROUS
OXIDE Gas. 30 pl,a.so, 70 lnh'le' would pro-
but without the d. dasfeeA 81 t's ater
AZ Ether and Chloroio at frs' ne -ud ,te ga
apsrwuI induce sleep. the result stsDds the Nj
TROU5 OXIDE -Four thogard teeth haze a'Fesdy been sx-
trsc,ed without the slightest p,in BY TIL. process
Once. No. y Boud-.t.
G.o COTTON JOHN ALLEN.
W. b. hURD. J. n salIh
MOSQUITO LACE,
FRAMES q. L. j H. KFLTY
40. 80 BROADWAY. NewYosk
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Deylin & Co.
The GraefenberG Company. Medical Instit..

No I39 WILLIAA.sf. NENlORk,
Nsa, oo,Bsr u FniionI,
Over the wholesale drug store OF A. b. SANDS Co.
The celebrated raefsnberg Uterine Catholic and all Of
the Gfssieubess Family Medicines sold wholesale and
tetsil a. above. .
Dr. J. r BRIDGE the Resident Physician. will consult
with bis friends and pA,i,aGs st No 1879 WlLLAMsr.
from 10 q III. 90 4 y. III.
~ CAUTLON-EEwaHu cFANY OrHRN UTERINE CARR
oIIroS ti.z soTHISg BUr TuE CArEOLiC0S MARKED
THE GRAEFENBEkD COHPANl'S." HAyl>G rHE
svAt ~ rnK GRAVTKSBKKg COMPANY AND THE rAsE -
JOSHUA r. BRIDGE. NJ a.. o. THE oUrsIDR WRAPPER.
AsD His SIGNATURE on rms INSIDE LAsrt-
Tuprt.cipled yerg palm ~ ntfIfs0ss
ind spur,oss me g~TgfH, bewae OF imposon
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HlARRIED.

R0BERTS-HUMBERl-On Fsidsy. Aug 1863. Jas l..
Roberts to Frances L. Hube daughter Of }. uaplbeII,
~, beth VI Wsst MsGIikals. N X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

The steamship saxonis, from Southampton on
July Goth. arrived here last night Her dates have
been anticipated but she brings day later foreign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

MOSQUITO LACE,
FRAMES q. L. & X. KELTi.
30. 35j BROADWAY. New York.
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The war has been brought home 70 The streets Of
Eew-York The Empire City may yet enjoy the
proud distinction of being the wanesl poinI Of the
struggle Hitherto II has had the talk, the demon
stratioos the reviews, the iluminations, and the
contracts. These are but shadows, and the thing
itself has q, last. Indeed, there is very fair
representation of all the parties and all the clements
Of strife In the scenes to be witnessed within
few Minutes walk from Wall street. There are
the CIVIC authorities and contractors resolved 10
carry On the war ~ long @ they have Q leg TO
stand on.
There is populsce, chiefly foreign, who begin to
TEL the wM great boge, caGl0t W made " light,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-21
OnlciaI List al OlIieers and Patients.

patients now m connection with, and IN, the
Hospital al this place:
Surgeon IN daarys----AETaosv HEaER, Sur
geon, T. s. A.
dssisfaat Sugqeon---W. H. GARDNER, q. 8. A.
Aefing Asst. Surgeeas---C. 4. HoeERoom, ESQ.,
JoaxsoN, 7. LrEBoLp, r.. N. WRiGHT, n. Il.
BoorH, A. VAN CLEEr, VIZ. F. BucHAGSAa.
CqsapIaia---Rey. j. A. SroosER.
Medical Cades---E. B. S. SHOEMAKER.
HospifaI Steraras---H. G.. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, j. r. STAMBAuGH, n. r. WERsWAe, j.
r McGowAS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08
som iispshIiasn Rrisasfaauplse.

Mempbts. 6. AuauR. Der Dampfer
6cpe fam beute NIT g, fansenen BON 9Ori
5uOiOR, gtdeburs n SadiOn an. aaes If
rubte ouf BIN SIude.
Sbert 6atb bertGtet, baB GOrrslt, VtfF'e
nnO 8illOn auf Dem Rid3aee ftnD. Sore
2ruppsn linD 9ars(tG SemoraIlltrt Hno oeier,
ttren mad alien Dter Btnben. 9lt& bat letns
6Orce SerttetIt un1 bas 9anO better pur&frei-
fsn III tGnnen, unO ntmmt ole pte tletnen Sic.
belep bnnOsn gsfanssn. ceren CT babtaft per
ben taun. Gin &Snb1hafter, pelGsr Wieri.
clan am Samfta9 unb SfaIUua am SCnntca
Serliee, bertAtet. boB 5ObptOn'S Irmee In
@nterpriIe, MttR., unb Brandon He9t. 81
IelbR etns am q. mad WObile uno Bat
IOl6e Gorberettunssn gstrUfen, bo6 e. feline
Nrmse iOfOrt b,fSrDern farm. Infer 8eriHts
e%rfattsr melOst, baB bic NstelIen In @nter,
prtie bleibeu iVleu, Bic ptslt& ein Qnarif
auf WObile 9emaGt tptrb, nm Ddnn bCrfbtn
ub;ussben. Solution BAT nt&t Iber 10 600
Wann, tusl&e Gbe.bte8 pOnfcmmsn ,u9tlUs
sewUrOen ftno. Det gauge gtslt Ietntr srUbsn
Mrmee 1T belerttrt, Der 3wrid6lttbenbe She'll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08
sic Geier Ses 0anFtaaes.

pbttabelpbtu, z. Gusut. Der Sag
runrOs algsmstn ais etn 6rsuDsntag Der Na.
ton eefstsrt. Die @iddits waren eei&!OTsn
NuO pte StrgnisunssSrter ale gut btlunt.
Die neac tatbOliiAe @ul4eOIale ~ st pet.s
uno paul pGrDe gum erlten WlIe erGFatt.
Bot on, 6. 4a5ua. N1s 9Haafts rpareu
BIER geld olen unO cas- Dlnffet pet Natton
wuroe auf Seet9nete Bfie ssFetert.
@tnctnuatt, 5 Nagult Der Telertdg
uIrOe 6tsr OurA etue a~lBemetue gu ptAtoa
Oss @fl&dftse besunssu. DIE arGen rparpen
iahIret6 BEL uAt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08

1n1ere Gruppen lfn6 bonn be(ten @eta beIeelt
anb re&nen beFtuutt nuf @rfelg. Ste f&Snas
Sarmcute terrl&t 3rtlHen Der Srmee uu0
Marine unb Mbmtral UablBreen unteraabt
berettmiuts etnen teDen plan bee Sen. @tl,
more. Der Qebtere erb6lt f~ortwGbrenb Ser
fdrtuneeu Mno Der S q BON Sort @oaner
unb Sort Counter III nur etne Sraee Der 3sit.
DIN 6amfag feusrte BLOB Das &anuneubOot
Sttawa auf Die fsiuOltHea 8atterten ; aber
an Der &anonn6e am SOnntuS nabm bte
Tlctte She'll.
Sn Der samfns NaGt luGte eth NIT
8aumtpuQe belaOenes SGif aus bem 5afen
BON @9arletUn 3a ent1dIIpfen. Die vglep
Srcnfoes" IAoB Den 8Iodaoersnner fs9r balD
In ben @runp mab man staubt, baB bte Aauae
ManulGaft NIT SAif nnb 9abuns ~ @run'
be sesausen it,,
Mm Srettas puroe Der BON Wtlmtneton,
q. s., tommenoe Dampfer Rdte BON Der
Rrtse8lholuppe 'SroquotS aufge6ra&t uno
faumt lstuer Cotton 9uOung als @rtle mad,
benz Wor6en se16tdt.
Sc iOQen tn ben lebten Sa9en Obnirett @it>
utingtcn NOD spet anoere glofaoerennsr auf'
gebraGt wuroen iein.
Die MOelatbe brabte Dpfsm BON Dem gBa-
balt, @auanbat9ua unO 6Ou1atuntc. Die
Oampfregaits @oubuttan oertte6 aua Spnn.
tag ben Blodaoesrunb Spn Gbarlsl ton, un,
ft@ NIT etnem Shouner TIM Eam mad Sort
Stohal ga beseben. clint &amfas fegetten apet
MOuttUr5 ab; man wetB ntAt rDpbtn.
Ste 8eri6te BON @barlefOn une be6eu
umsebung (tuO i'm @un3en lsbr ermatbteenb
un0 tn ettua elmer WcAe werOen rtr ben Sal
v6er3ens oes 8erratbS" unp leiner Bsfe:
atgunaen noel melpen fSnnen.
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Gen. S3Ioir in ct. 9puis.

ct. 9Outs. 5. Musul. @sn. 8latr er,
btelt 9eItern Nbeno etue Serenabs, porauf ct
etne 8eOe btslt, tn welher ct f6 ais Qnbdnger
Dee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der leBtsn @onvens
ton erflarte, unO ipra& 8uSlet@ BE 1sbers
3eusung aus, baB ote SflaVeret Elm fGr ale
NAL ben GOrerftOB erbolten babe. Dteles
Snlttut tabe Das S&Usrt 9e8en Die Nspatltt
er6Oben uno miRs ~uutersebeu. Am S&Iufe
lpra& li& 9srr Blair lsbr entl4teOen fIr pte
@OnIcrtptton aus. Die obiO!ut nOtbwfnoig let,
UNI Ote tn Ger iInsfeu Belt errunssnsn Gre
fclse 5u fGern uno tnnerbulb 6 MOnIte Dem
Rrte9e etn @ncs gu MAIDEN. Sn ntsler Be-
stsbuns iet er NIT @ouO. SAMPLE, Der, wte CT
bore, gssr n GOnfcrtption in M.iOart let, ni&t
einDeG1onoen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08

Mcnttors fanbten t6re furHtbarsn @eI1pfe 70
~eeronbt as, baB Sort Snmter bolb etnem Der
pebten 9~onDtaufen eltG. Sort 0asner lief
oeleoentlt& lcs, IHetut aber fetne Nuntttcn
fiji; etnsn neusl Sturm unlrer(ett8 perIparen
3u wolen, waS @ilmere woblwstslt& unters
la1sn baben tutr6. gr gtbt ben BerluF tn
Sturman9rtf auf fort 0aeuer Tam TO-, IL.
unb Is. Sult) auf 635 SOote usb 8ertrun
Oete uno $50 8ermiste an. Mttttertpetle it
es tbrn ~geldngen, cine Net6e BON Batterten
tuneroaI6 $50 CARDS Dom Sort 40 erriAten
nno (Awere @el6Gbe innerbalb il Wtetle BON
sort Sur1ter tn 0oltion su b~rttaeu, NIT De-
men ct am 20. SUIT Elm brsttes, unb suie &c
3nperi@tlt4 ertlarte, lestes Reimbursement
beSfnnen ppllte. aaa a1aa '5.a#
Der Wrdfoent Bat proflamtrt, baB Ct rNuge
unt M'tee, 2abn um Gain" nebmen tperbe;
FIr tecsn NegetlolDaten, per (tb bte Sretbett
I'm Rampfe fir Dte l1atcn perotent unD bte
&rdfte Der WetBfn burdp ietnen OtenE l6Dut,
unb ben Die Rsbelsn 9egeW bic @etrGu6e
ctoiltltrter 6rtegSflbrun9 bsbanDsln, loa ets
SOloat Der 1apltAsn Nrmee baftsn. Dieter
Ait etnfa1er WsredttofeIt mnroe lGmaGt Der>
lau9t, belOmbers felt Dts ldtpar3sa untOnfret-
ter etnen 70 8lGn5enben Ntutb, 70 freuOiee
neutrality-suspicious., trsfFt@e Manns3uGt
uno miIitdrtlAe Ssfahteung ~bspteien Aabeu.
See uno Wfeabe ie9ea lha am %Stappabanz
nod oroben0 gegenitbsr ua5 mitiIen Ith In
oieien Sagen abermats meffe,1, toeun Gee ntGt
Dor3teben Ioltc, lt9 in 9ttcbmone 5w potirsn
DDer our@ etue itiuer geipanbtsn Slanfen6e@
psgunsea plSBltA btnter osn 8dQsn DON
Tgeeertds6urg Dem Na6fulger 8WrnfDe's unD
9qDfer'S etu S@ntpp@en at lAlagen.
Ra6lt Dtus Der Weunte. Hat etnea 8rteF an
Gr3bifGOf 6ueBee 9eidrteben. Getn msrtwure
otgeo Nninnen sebt Oabiu. bas 8o!f ,tno
Ietue 6abrer at bitten, TEieoeu at IGlieBen.
Ter 8tief IL, ltnl i1ns mild auSauprtGen,
b1Gt 06erfa0Tg. Sc felt BITE NsbsIsn NIT
Der 8~elsbmdBt9en Ne9terane auf 9let@eS tufe,
entbdlt ui9t Oeu t~eiisfsn EaOeI fife ote @ebel
les, geT@Wet8s beam eine Grma9nung sur
Nadft4r unser. pte seiebltGe 8~otmGBtsfstt.
SO gep6rt pfaffIGe unBerl@Gmtbeit Da5u,
etnen MealGeu. Der, obgletd grsbtIGof, BOD
nur eth 8arger, pte ole 0aDern TT, auf5us
~fcrOern, NIT una8epung 1etner 2anOeScbrtgtett
Dte M~nbabnun9 Dec Sgteoens 3u osriuGsn unb
TN Nan,ess bee Babltes DEN BrGTOeuteu Der
Ser. Staaten aa bepe9en, ben 9te6sIen ben
Sel3iuetg ~ reiAen @s LIT bie alts @e-
iNtGte BON Dan yirrsuOeu 8rRoern"; eS felt
Oera Gr3tti@Of 0ar lASa Gu, 0teles turiOfe
otrtfnIAretben fur6 nod DEF New gOrter
Gra8SOte ;u 9etea, la peI9er er bic @reuel>
Sceuea fir eircn &u9entItd nit Der Outfit
raag etner fomiIAen 3oil6enatle 80 @unlaen
letaer o2anOsleute spte Die 3ettun8sa Iufrib<
rer nfnnen," 6eretd1eyte d! w. G.
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Sic nntOns=GOnoeutton su @tttss

|L .g L-
sat 0puU. Gurttn pteper uUmtnirt uno Be
ldlalic 9efaBt, Die ais Multsr peo dAten pa
trtcttsm lluD entlAispeuer 9oYaIttGt fir ale
fomrienDe unions Gon0sntionen 9elten oirf-
ten. Sic lauten i'm Nus;ug tpte folgt;
Die olpYateu 2eUte Spn Denn~
plpauieu", bte ale RarteiptrtblGaft gu
ritdwerfen uuO nur ct1 Ogin3ip, i9r 2anp,
anetfennen. bsl6Itsben:
u ote untOn oufreht 31 erbaltsu {; q DaB
ote GebsltOu uatsrpriiGt perben mulIe uno
oaB es tm WugenbItd nur 2 Oartgten gebe, Dte
partet Der 9leSierung epn 2tncoln uno Deg
8aterlanDe5 - uuO bic Yartet se9en Die Hse
gter0nB son 2!ucolu. tpflde Die Dartst Der
0iOb8. Der unrabe uno oes 8erratb8 lct, unc
Die Sreanoln Oes ssbeutlGen GitDens ; 81 ba6
I6ra9am 9tacOln feline sau5e 0ljGt erfaut,
un Die Union aufre&t gu balten unp mad
NnBen aedatet gu MAIDEN uno 0a6 er por
Se'3su untertIbt perben Iols; a oa6 Daa
4nsnosraent 3ur Staats .@onRttGtton. baB biz
Soloatst1 i'm 5elO UubtbereGttst 0nO, gut if
nno untegfIst trerOen muB; 81 Dant on Dtt
SOloaten ; 8 Dant on @ouosrnsur Galtin
y Danf an Die Nesteraag fir Irrelte DOE
gerratbern unp 8srtet6une pom mttttdrtl@s,
5tIfe TIM Rotbfnq.
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&egegrapotlGe RG@pte5teu
@ert&sss(Ar btn Baltimore saDsds.s.
8nubrsb auptitGOt.
G0nffeN III 9safbinafnm.

DGbtn9tUn, 6. Aug. 9sute tuarer
aIe Departments unO @elHGftSbGuler &c.
lAlo0en. SIN bsn RtrGen purOe 0Ottesotenl
astaItsn unD trUB Des betBsn @etters baG
OanFfelt a0ssmetn 9~efetert.
SerImft an Nfercen.
Quarttermetter Metgs tertGtst, bag wtl
wdbreno Der @ampagne in MarslanO unt
BennIplpanien felt Dem l. Suit gesen 5000
pfaroe berlorsn.
@eUsbp's eimerinGS
nabmen bsute 8 Gutlerpdgen meg, pelGe Don
5atrfar @ourtbOuIe 3uridtebrteu.
0as GOmmanSO fes 5. 0lrmeecOrps
1T ndbrenD Der MbweIrnbett bes Sen. Sstes
Sen. GrawfOrb BON ben ga. 9fel erSss GSsrs
tra9eu. @
@trdmdbtiebe. ..,u
@te mir Ssrnebmen, BADEN Eretber unb In
sin3tlnen 6dQea Iusar SOloaten In Der Ser.
fIetouus bon 0usrtuas Sifjteren oufaelauert,
lie u~bs,falen un6 bsraubt. SeIb1 no feline
@usrtlas In Der NaGbariGaft Ietn ~fcnnten.
pwrDe aus Dem 6tntsrbalt auf Slf3isre &C.
iGORen. Die 8ebGrOen baben Die Sa&e in
Die 6anb esuCmmrn uno psrbeu cas uetsl
0ritnbliG ousrctten.
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6 n e.M Sid ten I.

Die Grnte miroStn tteIem Sa9r : ipwpbl
an 9uaIitdt, ala an 9uantitdt einen Ourfs
I9nitt8 Grtrag abwerfen. Sn pielen @egens
ben bat Die arbalteuoe trOdene Wttterune
geIaaoet.
Sn 8enniqtoanien 1T bic @ei5en-@rnte
i'm Dur6idnitt gut au8sefallen,
Sn Seem Ocrt 1T Der @et3sn.@ rtrag gut
aber Iebr leiGt.
SIM Welten Ite6t Der Mei3eu Iebr 9iinlttg.
SIM IiiOliden Sbto, Snbtana unb Juirioa
ftebt Elm pO0er Grtraa gu ~erlparten, telrnoera
fdQt BET @pan8ptQe, Sno,, Der Mei5enertrae
auBerprbentli9 reid aus. 8eut9er 9iinltig
1T e8 in ben anberen Ebeilen bieier Staateu,
no Die Grodenbeit auf ben Geloertrag nad,s
tbetlts etnBepirtt bat.
Die 6euernte mirb tpent9er ais eineu
DurGiduitt5ertra9 briu9en. Safer lit in
mandsn @e9enben S4aoen. Sn BO!se Der
hORen BreiIe fir Safer wuroe cine 9rrBs
Suantitat au8geIdet.
@aS bic Wi8couIin Mei5qternte betrifit,
10 Itro bic Nu8Itdten 5temli9 becentlider
Nrt. Da8 vMaotlon Sournal", oellen N2its
tYettAIS UN9 Pe%IDNltW w UCH %epteu &NSIl
BON mebreren Sarmern aus Der um9e9enb
ppn Mlwoufee beftdtist wurre, idreibt
Die @et3 uernte, bic nod Dor wentgen
Woden ben herrIt4ften Grtras Oerirra9,
miro iebt BON GOf unb anoeren i6eincen
erultli@ 9efdbroet. Oa8 70 ~merfwirbis beige.
%nebltSe, bSbenraudarti9e @etter bat ben
Nrft berbei9efibrt, tpie un8 bic Tarmer fu=
gen, Der Dem @rntes@rtra9 lebr percerbli6
gu merben brcbt. Nu4 bat Elm Snleft leine
@ri6einung semadt, pa8 Se 'beerun9 unri9s
tet. Sc 1T ein tleineS rStblides lauSattise8
Snlett, baS bic reifenben aebren ouelaust,
unO ba8, wenu e8 ni&t neren erbebliden
S4aren dnrtdtet. bp4 iebenfa1s bus 6prn
5uI1mmenidrumpfen MAIDEN unO 10 cine &c
rinseres Qu1lt5t peruriaden miro.