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QusTnstcloa am %, traf teute @lpr0en
bier Gin,
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Dfnete bsate ROFgen fsft nit tarter Na@.
frdgs,
Dsr pOI,tide General Qonaierit8 IL naS
Der Esfung Grafau aebradt poroen. Die
ifsisu AaArttisn Don gplen lauten aiuiie.
fir pte RulItu.
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8ebr. tn 6eusr aelsbeu.
Der Staet Nrtifsl Der Shines Ia6t, baG bic
Nadfraee rad Wdp ar bar 3anf mo in
Cfcusn Martte ain 9araFfna lebr ltatf ppr,
cline 5oIge oer tpufpo, Anietbs, peIde init AZ
uap 44 pramte iA!pb.
Dte 4tmes bstrnntet ben pp!ntId'n Nafs
ftano ais tbAtidtIlA bsenotat lprt6t ispp8
bic Nnitht aus, boB pie ollrtrten Widhte psrs
pfltdtet lfnS, 9Olea bae at esWdtren, tpas
thin burh peu 0ifner @ettfas 9arouttrt
tpprben LIT.
ga6 Der MoruIng gof Dat bae Giensr
@abEnft beiGloien. Wfn. Qan8ietutc3 gesen
Paroie IN einer pltret@tlGen 6tdpt gu bsters
Cine lfarfe gbtbetlung rufFf1tr Grrppen,
In OeRrei6 einBffalen (inb, tperOsn
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Ortrsih perfOrst
Der @artlsr G~prreiponosnt bes Oaifp
)1spe ia9t, cap Gsriihts BON elmer alaemet.
zen Nmns(tIe III Der PpIntlGsa @nsslssenbstt
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Geins ~CfesersOt s%tnteuter r,sbr auSsebOben in bei
freien gtaateus


&eins Ofesers@r stntenter n1sbt ouSsebOben in 6ea
freisn gtaaten.
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II1srt, baB nan oQDpn abitebt, Ve8er . Rests
mer,ter in oea freten Staaisn an53ube6eu.
Die fGr btele En- 3ped 9f8ebenfn 8oQmh@iem
taben fG als u~nBuldnslid e~ripIeIen. Die CT.
waytetsn Faulen0 lEnD Mot gum Borlhein
~6eFOmnen, unp bte Uclitifer, tpttd)s CerJte8tes
run9 Derortige NuSfdttn evGfagt batten, Iino
auber StnnOe, thr Gerlpge6eu 80 9altsn.
Mlan 8lnubt~ algemfin, bae Gen. uamdn'S
Srl8ape ylIsu,alg 3nr DirElthieit tpereen
toirh.
Elm @amaag BELT Der ptaTbfnt pa6reib
6e8 9anten Tagea nit ben perl0ieoenen Wltt.
9lierern ps8 0abtuetS Bevat0uugea a6er aus.
mdr!i8e Nu8elegenbeiten unb ole ~lns9o6s bon
Raperbrtefen. Die @efgetaire @eparD uni
Meles inp entl6!spfu se9en bic Nnss16l
oerIetben. GrIiersr III Ger Nnliat, Bag Durd
Die Snotscretiou Don DetIonen, melne au
@ruftD loldee Griefe haaoeln, !pir nit ben
Nnslanoe In @Oltlion acrotben, tpabrenl
Sefr. @eQgs 1Iau6t, naB unIere Wary poll
i!aMpIg Der MGfgabe, ben Shmuaadban0e
gu nnterorndsa, espat0len tn. Dtf ibrieet
Wttglie0er pes @a6inets nit GeFr. Gtantol
Fn0 entfhiebfu 3u Oualten Dfr Nusaobs fol
DER 8rtefe 10 oaB &c Ter ganssn Gneret
Sst0arp'e 6eearf, un 8e8sn ie Gtanp 81
9alten.
Sin nOtQrIl6sr @esslicnlR Yoa 9oltlmuu
Gen. O!atamiou, feitber 0snegalanwalt p,
UforQIaro, 1T auf 8sfe9l 6G3 glI@terb Sur
uer IN gIsp gprt Uer9aftet tporeen. aus 9a
pterea, psIde BIT t6ln 9sfuupfu purpen, ee6
bstbOr, 0aB eg ftA auf BEN @sae nab rid
moab %befanp. Na9oetn fr Canada berlolIel
bate, naD tn Gcnle'6 Yutnt anaefomna
tpar, beuadrt4ttgte sr terborraAenpe Birae
Bon Baltimore uab 9lsyo gjeyf brieai1 Dol
lstner b%eabli@tigiea Netle mad Oirte Uni
fprbcrte lie auf, tenn lie Gttpas bcgtbin 1,
lenpen f6tten, eS BET leinsr 2lnfuaft In 0er,
gorf beyeit su baltsr. Gr tputre mad 6ort
eafapette gsfAidi, um pIe nateilutuna uGter
Sen. Iurner. pslhsr In 8sliB Def fraalt6M
papieFe lit, abjulparteI.
ssebsuensesptsunsen IN g 0rssG arslina.
BafbirgtOn, 6. 9lpsil. Oif,iele
Nahridt;n lno bier einasaanaeu, fel6c
melDsu, haB Die Naeelsn IN GROCER Gtdrle
lIA Ia Der Nabe bon MaIltn9tpn, 81. g.,
b%efncen unp Gin 3ulnmmeHFQB NIT G'ensral
Softer gegsn cen 81. MlGI3 s~rrastst rurte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN RorssG arelina.
gan beE glrHlgs.

--&SAn UtE SgtEllt2s
Gsfansennabnte bes @aiOr gbeppara BON General
Stnaras Etab. -tttpssunssa Der slebsnen.
6aHetqmGrtter Der Vgtomnce
Nrmee, 3. Nprtl. WiatGr u. :. SGeps
palp UDu @sn. 9tHayt5 Stab trurpr- pur q.
ni8ea Gagen pcn unierfr eaDalsris tn Der
N'd6s bon Onmfries 8~efansen aeHommfn ua6
tefnbet fA as8samdrti8 il 6afs nntrr tsr
Ntfla9e, dI6 Spion gsBauoelt au 6aben. Der
9etpsis lisat pcrs pab er plspfrEplt uniers
Eager In @ipIlfletDsrn beiunte. tpoeurd sr ntht
ALIEN benz Gein0e tDidttge Uttt6siIuassn ma
Gea, lrnDern aum 6te G~efan9emrabme uuierer
ViG5t6 b~epirfs:a fqunte. Qts ar Gsfqnaen &c,
cmnlen muroe Bot eF 7 Ooa uuItren etuifR
Bfsroe, WaifsU unb Nu9taluug far istae Cos,
laIIuue On, @eiue 8srnrttetluus III au9en.
lheinItA nur eiae 3ettFtass unp, peuu &c
fauloss bsfuapsu, tpira ltine Grfcatica uupsr.
3igltdN fot9en.
Z Wlartne On Den IgBcapOlies fab lebr bGas
ia, Uni. unlere 3ruppen tptteefbelt p5ae un.
fade duS9sriitdt.
Die potpmac Grrsf Brads III bftnab oOl.
enbet u1o oerIpgtnt alen--2iadilea lapeyer
Eratns, gBtnO uno Stub ia ;plperae6en.
Dim 8lule stbt ss mia 8er6bult6 rn9ta tgr.
Der Bsinb ldBt fb IN GROCER @tdsfe auf zen
5Gben bIidet, roo aus An5eid,sn ceatfn oars
auf bin, pab Die eeseumarti8e Steluue auIs
gsgsbtn ptrD.
Der SGnee lie9t mthrsrs 3oa tttf unb tf
nod am Galsu. Gos Nsttey III alBesf talt
uuO bic Nueiiat auf topsnlolea Orsd lstr osrs
lprtdea0.
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GesRsropbtf1s 0enGri6ten.
Der VrdTbeut befudt Die armee.

Burlington, 6. Npril. Der 0rGF4
BENT nao Tran etnccln lnbren am @amStao
NIT etnsm Oampfer bon bter ab unb trafe1
am Samstag WcrBea mabren0 sfnes fdbred,
ltfsn Sfneeturmes in Nqlta Greet Elm I'm
III ubr 8tnesn ie NIT etnem spf3iaI. 3u1e
na@ 6almontb ab uno errelften aesen Mtty
tag has 5auptquarttsr bee @enefal 6pofer.
Otsler Sela9, wel@sr dd auf mebrere Gaze
allsoebnen lolIte, iptrp t0s8ea Ses lGledtsn
Dsttsrs p~ertiirlt peroen.
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0nn Tort Wonroc.

sort 80 onrof, 6. Mprtl. WG6renb
Der lessea GtnnsSn tDGtbe!e etn 6sfsiaer
Stnrm auf Der Sal6tnIet, strbunoeu nit
SAnesfaa, wel6er ale mtlttartlasn Opfras
ttcnen 3a 8aisr unD 81 eanoe 6emmt, ia ole
Straben tn eintm faum p%alltsbaren 3 'lanbe
flo ~befinoen.
Die Baltimore ampfsg lttten eIntaerma
Bsn, bod btelteu fe Tire regslmaelaen gabr-
ten eln. YIN @am1fas Nbenp Lag BITE Npel-
aiOe BET Der Tsaure uuo fam eeitern Qbenb
berauf. Na9Oem le 52oblen etnseacmmen
batte, fubr lie rpteber ob. Die QouiTana lao
far IL Stunoen i'm 0afen 6et glortb Doint,
lief 6ann 9stegn aus unb gebrte Dteien Nor.
gen 3urild, nahOem tie Die gauge 6atrt In "a
Stunoen 3urilfselset bate. Dtes 1T cline Der
lGnelltem 6abrten, pelhe te gena1t lino.
0eltern gtna BIER Die Depsl9e BON y1I@
mpn0 iiber Die 9anpung %unlerer GrHppsn ouf
Se1bropf unb Sobn's Setanb etu,
Der Oampfer Neip gjort ft6rte aefern ton
@tp YOtnt, pC4 pbue ~foperaIe Solpatsn, su.
rid, Der Dampfer State Of Maine 0taG
aeltern init 600 @Onf5perIeten ua@ Gttp Yoint
40 unO miro nit auaSepeblelteu, f6Dsralen
O~sfangenen suriferiBartst.
Gin GROCER Dampfer lag fir "a 9tunbea
ta b1s 9sSGs sOn Spbdr S8ldnD emf be1t
0r1noe, bod sUnnte TOM Ipf9en Des Sturmee
Dor 8slttrn 8ormtttag ffine 6ilie ae1uaot
tpsrben, tpenn Elm fairies S9leppb0ut gu lstuer
GrlSIun9 a6eing.
Der Sturm a DIN Raps mub 1t9r 6eitle
BeireIen istit ano man erWartet bon psri9ispe
nen laalIdsfdlsn ;u tGren.
Bon SlD Yoint erfabreu iptr, bns etns Qn-
sagl GonfSbsrtyter BON 9Gile's Qsliaa am
Samstag tn unlere Qinien fam unO Ilh bss
reit srTt1rte, ben GID Der Treue III lst!sr.
9te 9eben an, pab tie nI1t LANCER cas- 9etsa
BET ben NaiIonen. welds oen Gguppsn ,uer.
tbetlt tpnrpeu, ausbnlten f%onnten. DisIslben
trteoerbUlsn bic sUsifflbafte @elbtGie pom Der
Raamuug Rt6mCaps.
Gun GiiOsgarcliua.
Sepe8un8en gegen y \ arletcn.
SanSmns Der fOeerdIen &ruppen an 6eabrooe
SsIanr.
Sort Monroe, 5. Npsil. DfpslAen
pon Nt6mUaO msloen, pap Der ldnQlt ertparz
tete An8rtf atf @borleilcn ieiusu Anfans es-
nCulinen bat.
Die DDtSpata" la9t Die 9fa6rtdtfm ron
Der SIfe SlO.GaroItua's finp ron grv6em
9nteuIe. Der Gttno 1T In GROCER StarFs
auf SeatrpOf unp SobuS JSlano a%elanoet.
Orst &anCuentocte unD mebrere transport,
Ihife lte9en am SslauO. Bereits 1aben
@sfehte ltatt8efunOen 3wiIhsn unlersn uaO
ben fstntitheu 8otpOlen ifattgefuncsn. ate
unlrisen linO 3urGf8sfaQcu unp pte 6eosralsn
rtiden Dor. Sen. 5aarC0 bat 6sfubleu. alle
Geaueu, Rtnoer unb Nt4tfanpfer bon acams
Stun, psl6es 20 Miet!en ton 9eabrcot S5l.
%entsrnt III, tpesjulAafsn.
Angeblibe Gtnnabme pOn GbarGeifon
News9crf, 6. Nprtl. Gtue Speaial
DrpeiAe an ben n6fralp" last, baB Die 9Iabs
rt9t BON Oar @tnnabme Gbarlefon's Ourt
fishiiAs Aasllfn Tn fredericksburg eiusstssF-
fen 1T. Oas SombarDemsnt babe am Don,
nsrlta9 ietntn Anfan9 genomnen.
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MrPuuft elmer Writ,

Newsgett, 6. 9pgil. Dsr Dambfsr
nQrise" traf oisisR Wtcrasn unter Obbut psS
Qrileumetltsr Oeptas bon NOgt 9tUDnl auf
Dem 0s9e natb Bottom bist elm. Derlslbe
tpurDe am %. ult. eet 8nl's 8ap, 30Nlsilfn
uSgolih bon GbarItioa BON Dem Ser. ct.
Oampfsr UStettin" 9enpmmfn.
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Die Rational. MnIsibe.

O9ttaSelp bta 5. Npril. Der Nea.
Ngsnt GoDfe bsrlAtet bic geruaub!nua BON
$4,000, OOO 9egaIs9enber .Npten In 500
napteno Der oerfUfenen 0Ube, aIIo uber
1000 900 t6slt9.
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Mbsans See Gina"

News go ri, a. Nprtt. Der Dampfev
,etna" aing psute mtt $414, 600 Ia @pscic
mad Gutcpl al.
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MibmUno rtht eerdumt !
uafsrs sssisaunseu nit @nstans.

aee I'm @6enanOua6.s8als.
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A FTER an extensive practice of upwards oftweny
n years connuestosecure Patents the United State,
also IN Great Britain, France and other foreign coun-
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and with despatch. Researches made into American OF
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all matters touching the Copies of the claims OF
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar Assign
mehts recorded al Washington. .....l HH - .
The Agency is not onIy the largest in New ENGLAND
but through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
patehts oil aseertanng the patenabty of inventions
unsurpassedby, if ysuperior to an which
can be ohere them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFF he subscriber; and as SUCCESS
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
TY he would add that he has abundant reason tn believe
and can prove that ano other office of the kind are the
charges for professional services moderate The i'm
mense practice of the subscriber durug twenty years
past has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection o
specifications and official decisions relative paents
me SO, besides xensve library of legala mechan
Cal works aud tul accounts of patents granted in thu
United States and Europe render him able beyond cues
ton. to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey IVA shington ito procure
patent, and the usual great delay there here save
enventors .' '
.t...- TESTIMONIALS. .1't-.
regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable aud suo
ces9Ht ~ rtoners with whom have had official inter
course.
CHAs. MAsON,'' Commissioner of Patents.
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and worthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
early IaVofanle consideration
at the Patent Office. LDM UND BURKE" ..af !
Late Commissioner of Patents !
- MI r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appIi
cations on all but of which patents have grant
ed, and that one is now pending Such unmslak a Bile
proof OF great talent and ability on his part leads
recommend all inventors apply him procure then
patents they may be of having the must fahfu
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During eight months, the subscihef, in of his
large practice, made, on twice rejected appl oatons
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was de-
cded in his favor, by the Commissioner of PateHts.
4 tfatt.l .nI3 g T. u4- .- .aIsn X. H. EDDY.
oston, Dec'2, 1869. .J vi |
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New Publications.

BLACKwooD's EDINBURG MAGAZINE FOR july !:
Reprint. New York Leonard Scott g. Co.
This number has the following contents :
Caxtoniana From Cracow to Warsaw Ireland
Revisited why has not Italy done more p );
The London Art Season; Under Lines-Pen
and Ink Photographs from Berlin; Chronicles
of CARING ford-The Perpetual Citrate; The
State and Prospects of the Church of England
The AMERICAN CONFLICT, AS SEEN FROM EURO
PEAN POINT OF VIEW A Lecture delivered at
st. Johnsbury, Vt, June 4, 1868. By Chas
Fairbanks Boston Press of Geo. G. Rand
& Avery. ..,-...~...
This is neat pamphlet of A pages, IN which
Mr.. Fairbanks gives, with much clearness and
force, his thoughts, Impressions and observations
respecting the European view of the conflict
now going on in this country. Mr.. Fairbanks,
while recently in England and France, had
abundant opportunities to watch the ebb and
flow of the tide of public sympathy there with
the contending forces this SIDE the water, and
gives us many valuable suggestions respecting
the influences at work there to prejudice the
popular mind against our Government The
Lecture was published at the request Of many
who heard it, .m.. ... .r.-.......... ..-a.
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for August has
arrived. 1t has the usual varied and inviting
table of contents. Among its articles is letter
from Hon. Robert j. Walker, who is now
abroad, on Jefferson Davis and Reputation.
which is attracting much attention. Mr..
Walker, in this letter, shows by documentary
evidence the connection which Jefferson Davis
had with the great Mississippi Swindle, and
proves him to have been the principal actor in
that gigantic fraud and cheat The letter was
written as an answer to letter of John SIidell
recently published in the London Times, assert
ing thatit was one Reuben Davis, and not Jeff
who was the principal operator in the repudia-
ton of the Mississippi bonds. This letter of
Mr.. Walker will doubtless be, If it has not al
ready been, published a broad, and will nail the
lie which olidell has told to help the sale Of
Confederate bonds "">''" '-..'
GoDEr's LADr's Book. August. Philadelphia,
Penn. -
This elegant Magazine has again made its
monthly visit. Once, at least, in the history of
the month, 90 we receive the smiles of the good
LADY at home, viz: when we carry home the
LADr's Book. Of the fashions we know very
little but we know the baby thinks the pictures
are pretty. Of the steel plate we can judge
most touching and beautiful picture" Hal
lowed be Thy Name" Jerurs ;r,,*
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BuEEALo, N. Y, August 5. The draft COM
menced here this morning and is passing off
with quietness and apparent good feeling. The
First U. s. Invalid Corps arrived last night
from Elmira, to act as provost guard, and a
large number of citizens were sworn in as
special police.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug The draft COM
menced fere this morning. There was no ex-
excitement. Already the draft is finished in
five wards. There was no signs of a distur
bance.
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A very remarkable disease seems to have made
its appearance in Illinois, In some portions of
Schuyler county, quite anumber of people have
recently died of it, The victims are attacked
with pains in some part of the body, generally
in the hand or arm, and in two or three days
they are dead. 1t is called by some the spot
ted fever" .- ,,......,.
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New YORK, August s. the riot case came
before the Court to-day. Some fifteen were
postponed, including the murderers of the ne
groes, through dllatory motion on the part OF
the counsel. Two were sentenced for robbery,
one to five and the other to ten years in the
State Prison. ......a r. ..a,..
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The Hecla reports that on the morning of the
29th passed steamship Great Eastern bound to
Liverpool.
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the effect of SrERLING'S AMBROSIA in eighteen
months. ~
~ 7}oT. o'|i CERTIFiCATE '~a='e7a
This is to tfy that about eighteen months ago.
commenced using STERLING's AMRRosIA. d My hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair TONES, lnveoraors, &c, without receiv ug any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia my hair ceased
falling out, and commenced growing rapidly to
tonsh me- Now my hair is thick soft and glossy and is
Ave feet four inches in length-wheu let down reaching
the floor This wonderful RESULT attribute solely to the
use of STERLING's AMBKosA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else my hair. ct. 80 =
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, New York.
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American 81 Foreign Patents.
r. Fl. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS.

Late gent of u S Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act OF 1874 49,
rs State street. opposite Ktiby ST., Boston.
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THE NEW YORK TINES.
Daily, (MOrning and Event az. semi-w.sI-
Iy and We-s.-
The m0sI EntttrriSiDg and Reliable FamiI,
Newspaper IN the United States.

THENEW YORK TIMES is now recogn,zed tb,ou.,
out the country as conspicuous among the Journals
the City of New York for the = VI
...l CHEAPNESS OF ITS ISSUES,
ENTERPRISE OF ITS MANAGEMENT.
... -#.H.. AND THE
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we advise young persons, whose hair Is beg inning to
ia out 10 takewsrning in time, and save their hair by
using the Ambrosia To those who have ready lost their
ha the Zee use OF the Ambrosa will surely restore it,
nR' SrERLlNds AMBRpsIA is stimulating oily extract
OF hosts Barks amt herhs 1t willoure all diseases OF
me and tcbing OF the head entirely eradicates
danqgp, prevents the hair from falling out or from
pFematurely gray, causing II e thick and long
entrey different, from all other preparations, AID
isawe known fact to thousands in the City Of Nav
that this the only artceyet discovered that will
cure l5e Of the Scalp and cause the Hair to Grow
llfHIcE $lOo PER BOX containing two bottles. "
DR.. H. H. STERLING, Sam ,rt p III ,sr
'H'fa% ntla sole Proprietor, ANN, 81. r, b
" '@".- NO. 4s3 BROADWAY, New York. 5.r7 -ti
.int sf-,..... For Sale by all Druggists. .vl5yg-t
VI :. ;. s1EHLIna, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier, Vt
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8 oston, Dec. ., 1862.
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PITTsBURc, Pa, Aug S, AT the union con
vsntion to day, Gov. Curtin was nominated
patriotic resolutions passed, &c, rar'7f .gtans'
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WASHINGTON, Aug,5. The draft in this cit
has been completed. 1t gives an aggregate {
1900 white, and 1858 colored conscripts. u. .,
Army Pay Master Mcfarland had $4,000
stolen from his room last night: vorr
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ments from Mobile, slv,nash, Charleston,
North Carolina and from Tonnesss6 may have
been moving TO join him by thousands. He
may thus, possibly, this day have an army
around him Of fifty thousand mon, and with
this force moving upon the rear Of General
Grant there would probably be- an end of the
siege Of Vicksburg. We hope, however, tha
before this day the siege has been ended by
General Grants occupation OF tho city. We
think that the destructive raida of our cavalry
all through the State of Mississippi and across
the northern counties Of Alabama and Georgia,
and the destructive inland march of General
Grants army, have 80 broken up the enemy q
communications and railway facilities, and
have made such havoc OF their depots and
stores of supplies, that General Johnhton has
found 1t slow york to increase his army, and
extremely difficult to feed even the limited
ferce under his command.
But as We know from experience that the
rebels can subsst almost upon nothing, and
march for week from twenty to thirty miles
day batefooted, and as Joe Johnston Is the
man who stole away from General Patterson in
the Shenandoah valley, and crossed over the
Blue Ridge and came into the fsst battle OF
Bull Run just In time to turn rebel defeat in-
to great rebel victory, we know that he re-
quires vigilant Watching. The only way to
make assurance doubly sure at Vicksburg and
PoIt Hudson 10 to push down reinforcements To
Grant and Banks. TO render them completely
successful all the forces of General Burnside 10
Kentucky could be epared; for, with tho much
greater object 10 view, Kentucky might be wise
ly left for few weeks to defend herself
against apprehended raids Of rebel guerrillas
IN. Y. Herald.
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Democratic County Meetings.

twill be outof our power to publish the pro-
cesdings Of the various county meetings Of the
Democracy which have been thrown upon us IN
such numbers that to give place to them would
occupy all our available space for weeks to
come. Never In the history Of Ohio have such
immense meetngs been held as those recently
convened In the different counties to appoint
Delegates to the State Convention of June IL
and the gathering in this city on Thursday next
independently Of the regular Delegates, will be
immense. 10 all parts Of the State and from
every county, the din of preparation is heard
announcing that the Democratic masses are il
motion and intend by thousands TO witness fol
themselves the amemblage and proceedings oi
their annual State Convention. Let the Demo
Gratis Of the city prepare to receive and enter
tain their brethren.