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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
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troht wuroe. Der dbtt arritd tonn oaburtb cts
tonnt rperocn. oa6 Der gpame pcn 8rpau 0uf isesn
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Raubeit.
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men.
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Srpan's. pulmonic @afers
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8rpan's Qulmonic 8afers
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Srpan's pulmcnic @afers
Ginb cine Gssnun9 81 allen SIafsu uub GOnfii:
tutionen.
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GinO Isbr fbaebor fdr SOsOIiten unp ShsniIidC
HeoneT.
Srpans pulmonic @afers
Guo in elmer uuiduIpiesu GERM unp lbmedsu
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Srpan's Yulmonic 98afers
Gniftrusu nitbt nur otIsiu. lcnrsa tsrpirfSn siuG
oauernce Sur.
Srvan's Yulmonie Q8afers
QBsresn marTontirt allsemsius 5ufriepsnbstt 81
asbCu.
Ssins SGn,,rt iclItf ohns cine Ser poa @rpan'{
Yulmrnic gGafCrs i'm 6auIe. iGiu.
8sin 8eilSuosr cbus einen BCrrotb ycu 9rran's
pulmCnIs aBafsrS in fetnsr 3afhe.
ssins Ysricn rpirb fd is firautsn % Gents fiji
Srpuu's puImsnis Bafsrs iu btJubIsn.
Sob WiofeS,
alsinissr Giseatbdmer, Rcbsifer, 81. o.
or GbsnfaGs 80 psrfaufin bsi ben Orueeiffsr
SOhn g. G1Ofsr uup QaIpau uub gRertin in ausn
snun.
SStru0r IL, 1853. ualr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Trcrlertdun ODIt0mt.

Sclsnoss tn rins elite Der 8ritfs irsI6e ON
5nSt bro lsBtfn SirtrlS in brm SrtrIrrtaun goR.
amt litsen aEbIGben 1nb, nimlih
Carolina Qdrr, Carolina 6jaris. GGrlainr
S6mit. Samss Sbarer, 9rrcminb Nlcpsr. 0il.
liam 8cbrbah. abraham Sudalrp, Stlatman
S6mCssr, g9iGIium SbOuIs, 8subtn glsIb unb
SimCn 6rnninesr.
9. g. gcber, 9. W.
Grsrlrrtppn, NpriI 22, *3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Srilbiabr nn6 CONNER
Snte nnD GQppen

gGsr fh Su sinrr Der lGbnlien 6utr COev stntE
&6nsn Sapps psrtrlfen pitl, Der msIss R4 an
Gbrif unb Sauer's r..- -
wcblfsilsm Sut unO 8apprn'GmpUrium 30. IS
gBsfs familtpn Straes. Der Sbbfsupws 9aue
ssssndtr.
gBlr tatsn fpsbrn unlsrn gcrratb OIefsr artts
fel sufssfiqt, NIT unlsrsr sissnsn 1laHufaItur
unb untsr unIsrsr sissnsn aufli6t prfrttst une
rabsr, mas StYl, Dausrtaftisfst unS btliss
pHiIe antstrift, ale @pneurrGnj 80 atertrtHm.
na- Die 5errsn Gtria SAB Sdusr Itnfer bee
lCnbsre gufmsrfiamfstt auf bic SbdtfaGt, eab
Is bic sinjsen Sut'8atriianten In Glsntaun fne.
Ssrnsr lrnfsn mir bic aufmsrflamIdt er BE
ttfsnpsn auf brs trrrIiGs auswatl. ~ ~
StrDb Siter. E.,--
DIrIctte 1T In Der Stat cine tsrrI&s, une aus
fSnnsn R& bu bsfritOtssn, binF&tIt& Ssr prstIt
unc rss StpIrs.
SS-eanO StObrbaltsr rerbsn an Gttv'Trdfea
rrIeben. ......- -.-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Htnben Ntn6en {!

Die llntsrfGrirtsusn ipiinf&sn bisIes SyrG6tabr
400 &1aftcr cute Ranten unb
. an'G d nsR / n ben Su faufsn an Is.
rsr @Tbsret. nubs Der fleinsn eeda, ppfir Iir 8
lbalsr has Slaftsr ;u brjabIsn ssDsntsn. Sol.
DIT bic ScIS ntsbsrbaurn molten I'm 5riitiatr, per.
pcn rUblttun rrrn 1r rs f6dlsn. ta bic Rinbsn
aasin mrbr wsrtb fns aIs bas Sol, NIT Der
Rinpf.
Wpfier uno 9rim.
gIentaun, Mar, rs, 1863 @bSutt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Daurrn AiaIfbinrn-0OsCtbaft

oas
pauern AlaIfbinsn-Wsftbdft
nod INNER auf cine lstr uusscOsbnts gBsile al
Isinem altn Stanbplabs In Der 5trn Strabe. srpi'
I6en rtn Burner unp Gtsp Sraesn, In Der
Start aGsntaun, fOrttstrsibt, altuu ct brrstt II
In Istnsm SaGe, ale anIprsGsnce pcllfcmmsn 81
brIrispiasn. gr bdIt baIdtt immsr auf Sant
unp osrfrtist auf 9elteuunsm;
Grte Site Orefmalbinen, Sutterfbneis
Der, Gorni6duer, Srett8epaIten, paz
tent S66fers, bic beften bic i'm Sc
braub iino, eanowal3en 9atent=@inos
mibIea, II. {. no., uno 70 liefert ct aud
ouf Seifelluno pon Den alIerbe ten
SdesDrils.
Gr bdlt aud ieSerSstt BON pfn bsisn SeltinAs
fir Wal6insn, 70 ipie srile Gutr Gubes fir CD
Drills gum @lfauf auf Sanp-unb 70 Usrrhtst
CT au6 Vusbs0erunssn unp GTtsAsrun8sn an ben
9udeYe unb Wanna's Nabmal6inen,
unb iitrrtuuyt prrri&trt rr Slid Nrbtt an alsn
anbsrn ausn.Wa16iuen.
SctGe bic WaI6insn ju faufsn iDtin(hsn, tuers
ren ss su ibrsm gcrtbsit fnbsn, iusnn fe BET ibm
anlprtdtn unb feline @rbttsn, bic ode untsr Isinrr
tlgtHtH AuINWt putW pW ptptH Npth1t ON 3u
srbaltsn Rnc SsrriGtst rpsrbsn, unb fir WsIGe CT
oatsr pUbl gut lprs6sn fam, brlsben unb bsur'
ttsn sbr ifs IrnliwO taufn.
Or II trrsIi6 bontbar fir bsrsItS ssnOiisns
Sunhf6aft. uno pirO lit Rsts bsitrstsn bur6 bils
ligs prsist-peld,t 70 nisOsr frenn nittt nispfrer
ais an irssnO tinsm anbsrn Srt in SennIplpanisn
fuo-Fduftli6s Sspisnuns uup pCrtrsfiGe artt.
tst, Rf Ieinsu pollen antbdI Der @unlt hes Yu6.
Iitums 5uSu,stsn, pCt6rs Sertraurn or Onnn aud
itlisblih I'M ssnsistsn 3uIpru6.
Sonotban 8. &od.
Wdrj I I, 1868. nl6T
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Nin6en !! Sttnben !

500 &Idftcr SaRanitn'G GGen unO @pn.
nifh'6iGsn'8iuoe wsresn Ucn tsn llnteruitns.
ten perlaRat an itrcr @srbsrsi In 5GnCper SIp..
nabe Fer @l'ntdunsr Bride. Gle bsjaGIsn adj
5talsr per 6Inftn. eruts bic Rinern ibrr bs.
iaStt Bride trinssn' paBirsn frei. ....-
Wofer, 9ed uhs 60.
Nd3 1s, no3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Grofrs Gefe 6t!

Die 9rSets militSrfns SsfbidliGtstt bic emals
ocn r9eno etnem amgritnnIhen 9sneral pcqflbrt
nuros-SurnToe bat uneutcedt rom Teinoe ben
Rappabdnncd aterfbrittsn, cbne Cinen einjeen
WRnnn cher aancne gu psrIiertH. Uncle Gam trcet
Der Bct, boB CT nit fsiusn eslbdsn G5snerdlin bic
8eaterun9 erbalten uHo cine 98ieberpersiniauna
berite(Isn toiin-Gorpte RSniuecr uno SheimSr on
SIC. g8sfts bomittons Straes. AGsntcpn, pa., eusr
@cmpstiticn 2rCe btstsn, nit ibrem eon,sn nsuen
Stcd non Srcdcnpoorsu, Grc,sriss, Nueeuspaa.
reu, Garpetin9s, Wonfse Slcticns, etc.
Dos splStIihs Stsissn Der prsies Der Raufnannss
Baaren, uutsr oen ieeisen REHABILITATION, rpcls sss
9enru6rtio bic Scuttihs GemUtbtr teuurubiesn, bat
uus nidbt i'm 9srin9ten ou9srs9t. g8ir ino bsters
minirt uuIsrn 8uneen gBaoven an,ubistsn, bic in
@SrsIeih nit ben pcrisCn prsissn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Grfreult6e Na6rt6t,
& IN reuer
OrOscreielr StObr,
in Der Stabt Mllentaun.
Wenner nnO Stettler


Grsreifsn bteIs @etessntsit, itrsn Sruntsn unb
bem allsemeinsn putltun bic NnJsiee su MAIDEN,
ba6 lie Iceben pVn sinsr GnEaufs Rei1r BON
pbilarrIptta uRb Nsuport ,uriid setsSrt Rnb,
uno bas fs nun - tpas bieler Statt BON ieber
manseIts unO iOIsbnIi&R sswauIdt pcrOsn tlt-
GineR nrusu Wr0ereirn StObr
am ncrp, ,Sali&rn Gde bsr Samiltun unb 8trn
Stra6e, 5agenbu6's 9aiitnuIe eseentibsr erBf'
net baten, atlpc ls nun bsrsit linb, alien anIpu.
&enben in i9rrm SaGe tu bIsnen. unO aud atle I'm
iprs@snbs, tinf6tlif ttrsr bilIissn 9wlbe unb
gang neusn Waarsn Sollfcmn.n ju bsfrisbissn.
Sbr StOG @rD3ereien.
ST rpirflid elm berrliaer unb -
beereift in li6 ale Grten pom Il EH
beiten 3uder, alle &rten pom mRanaaEs
beifen Wlplabes, serBiteter unb an-
bern 8iO unb SaSa &afer, GERS fetcs
8crn, alIe Slrtsn Sbee, Spnig, Gbps
cCIabe, Sup Spba, Gal Spba,
SOba aT6e, Safe, sebBrrte 9tepfel,
@FrT6e, 8pbnen, @rbfen unb SC6>
gBclT6fcrn, S6infrnFei19, trcdenes
9tinbfei1h, SUIinen, 2emons, Or
ansen, iebe Dirt 9epiirse, Dele, II.
{. N.
Serner.- Seoe Irt SalS, oIS 9iuers
pool 9emoblneS Sal5, beim Sad uno
Suibel, feines Nfbton SaI5,
beim Sod ooer Sui6el, 70
rpie feine6 Ooirp Sol3
beim Saf.
Slide! 6tf6e! Slide!
- 7''.s5. S5rg2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06

Sore QaSwabl SiI&s II cine Isbr CUTE, bette
brHo aus NladrsIcn pc, 1, 2 unO 8, teim san5en
balben unb Siertsl Barrel, 70 mic 5abpOes tein
Barrel uno gptfiIh tem Yfunb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
GsGecmS : 2SS00re1p.

Cine rRs Site auspabt aumnSpaarsn &c.
tErt etsnfalls ;u ibrrm Stcd, 70 pts aud
3dbrr, Warft. unb anbere 8Brte, Be-
fen, SbubbGrlten unb S6ub<
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
SSDndtbdn @. Sod,

8rOisnt it6 bIsIsr @slessnbsit Isinsn Srsnnbsn
uub Dem gubIitum atstbaupt an5uStissn, bae sr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06
Q1n6eS : NrD6uftert.

SuNUIQ = n[UpuklLH'
gGe gIrtsn eanbeapruputtsn psrpsn i'm Gus|
taula fir Baaren anssncmmsn - unb fiir gutter
Butter unb Gter wirO INNER Der bStas Nartts
pr'is | n o arssIb bfSabli.
Sts wsrprn itrsn StCd q tsbsr 3sit Uullfan.
big baltcn. unb 70 prrben ibrs prsBe tmmer sanj
nsesr Isin. 70 nisosr ais irssnO lonfwc in pisItr
Stact, unp in @abrbstt- -Ubne 9rabIeui-stpas
nisosrer, unO batsr wrO man 60 ,u lsinsm gOr'
tbcil fnpsn. tpsnn man tri ibnrn pVrlpri6t, ste
man fUnRpc fault.
6iIr bsrrts asnuRsns SuubI6aft TnO Is trr,.
Iif banttar, unb prOsn F6 lsts our6 CUTE 9s.
tanblung uno tiaiss prtiBs bsifrrtsn. alien gln.
Ipre6rnbsn serace mad g4unl6 ,u bisnen-unb
Its bitten eabsr TIN ssnristen 3uiprua.
0eter 9. 0Benncr. Tranf. Stcttler.
glsntdun, Ndrj t8, 1868. na1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-06

uub fur, ulIe unb tsOs @rtFsl fiir psIds in snsm
pcblssfdlItsn @ro3Tstsn Stcbr naGssfraet
pirO, unO wsI&s unmSsli& aIs bier brnamt
prrben fInnen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
PROM WASHINGTON.
Precedent Suarcx I'm Nnshing ton-Wha he
say, OF tho Opinions Of the Ncxicnns-
t,is Piaus-The French on the Rio
CTanic-Thr American Consul in
ITnnkfori-Thc Atlanta ni Bret
Intsut,ous Of ihc Empress.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. sept. 3.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. sept. s. 1903.
The yumor in diplomatic circles in Washing
ton is ' President Juarc2 is in this city keeping
a., s'iccs ucorniio. He he'd several interviews with
Sir seward 70 whom he is said 70 have unfolded plan
or Doe maintenance Of tbc Reputlc Of Mexico, and for
diving ttc French oct fit.
aaro1 asserts that tie vote Of the PIG notabcs repre-.
son. me.cy the vote Of o cctrrie and that H. ia con
firlli.y Go Prince AiaAinians Wishes the nation i
consulted the verdict viii be strongly republican. lie
represents the Mcxicans being ready at any time to
tle I'D a1n In defense oftacr old Constitution and laws
ployi. Cd hey are Supplied with and money AID
ale sure Of tie supported the United States. am told
tha, che q Juarezs projects isto open subscription
pat m thc principal CITIES Of the SoNhcsn States. ami
o. f.irr % Ills means an 81 money sufficient 10
resume iost.litics against Tie French.
Juase1 SAYS that the French have recently been carry
ing on immense conlfablad trade with TIE Rebels on
the I.io Grarde selling them arms and munitions Of
war gld receiving cotton in return.
Tie hosting q the Mexican Dag by the American
Coasl o., frankfort and Tic comments Of LkErops. a
n-l pal rullshed in tia; city. 10 the eject that
VI Seward Bad ordefld al American Consuls abroad
10 iasr cr.e 81 offices Of the Con. uis elected
Jual,z is regarded hcfc amors foreign officials IS in
act Of ln.wil. II bot Of defiance iosad Trance. Tho
oct 81 considered a. not only oyinong want Il regard
ioT thsi country bat tAc haFh.nscr Of iolcr cal
nenty hostile aud defiant Had not the Jutre. Gov.
crulucfi ceased exist in Oh tie legations q Kuiopc
tie ac might have been uaiahlc. bat n the present
case whom Europe looks upon tie dsappcafanco 81 thi
Gogcrusrcut rs benefit 20 humanity and civ zaioi.
axn clear I-oi 10 rr ila. ari Industry. ind O. bcrs
an rrss oc4be fact iAc ar mp' 70 revive By hoisng
IL. col -construod intentional menace to Frame
Although no oflillal news Of the repairing Of tie
Rebel steamer Atlanta the Imperial port Of Bret
Las SO, been received there is strong disposition 70
credit the report. Thil j. looked upon A. warning
that &c French Goscruacai IS aware q tie soniimchi
Of tle American people respecting ne-ico ard thai
intend. To- retail W ia lending its srpPofi 20 tie SoGih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

enough to do So If they really desire aoquieScenoo
and are willing to send delegates TO the next Congress
as on advised bow can they do without the oppor
tunity and wolt some intiDations or guarantees as
TO the reception of their representatives, at Washing
touf The aci o. sending representatives to Congress is
within itself full compliance with your own conditions
ihus Tpresented BY their selected agents chosen
under tue forms and in pursuance of their own local
state laws governing such elections they will compose
an integral portion of the Government and thus give
The assurance of an "acquiescence and submission o
the very highest and most satisfactory character.
My respectful suggestion that you should put il
in their power 10 take this course II would require
simple proclamation OF general amnesty to be qualified,
# you please by suoh conditions to render il void in
case of Noncompliance within a limited period You
have established precedent for this mode of speaking
10 those people Nour Emancipation Proclamation
tod Of punishment. Let another be issued speaking
the language of mercy and breathing the spirit OF con
citation.
The painful events which have occurred since my
communication of the sth inst but emboldens me to re
new It's Suggestions hope you will now 10 longer
Ease to suspend military operations TRY an expert
mcnt Of negotiation l feel that military operations.
so bloody and oxhausting must sooner or later
be suspended The day Of suspension must come. The
ONLY question is whether ii shall be before the whole
American people North and South shall be involved in
general ruin or whether (; shall be while there is re-
manning sufficient of the rccuperative element Of life by
which % restore happy prosperous and peace
hil American Union.
IN compliance win your request that your letter SHAH
not for Tho present become public, viii Withhold its
publication at this time. With high regard. yours. &c.
ETHSANDo WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
TEHn.BIE DEsAsTEH TO TIE
sTEAuEH SUNBEAM.
All The Passsugcr- and Grew Drowned.

CmcAGo Monday, SEPT l-,5.
Tie steamer Planet arrived here this fore
noon Bringing tic news tlst tie steamer Sunhe' M
furlcf,d I'D Lskc SEpcrDr tie 18th Of August. and
that al GA board except the vleclsuan were loot
Tie vhcel.mal lashod himself 70 piece Of wreck.
alL 40 floating for ~ holIs. .as washed ashore 81;
Poriae. ~ miles BON the scene Of the disa'trf. he
reports iiat tie SUNBEAM len Superior Ciy on THUS
d. Iaily tho neat morning. during ieIIlllo gale.
the steamer was sruck by heavy en. which rolled hcr
over On her side. The smal.boais were Immediately
got out aad the passengers ard crew were put inio
thcfn when the steamer struck BY another hoa'y
yea and commenced breaking mp.
Tie wLcelsman BOON ailcIward saw the boats filed
with the passengers and leaving the wreck but IT
wes Impossible for the boats to live IN such gale and
they were swampcd ad Lee Is ccrt-in that a.! Oh board
were lost
The Planet picked mp portions Of the wreck which
we're footing about for two miies around where the
vessel went down.
The passengers and crew Numbered 70. Ire names
n tbose lost IA tlr as asccftained. follows
P.gsyscgEs-A sAetinsu and f. Cohen Of Ohionason
CELw-C iptlin Dons4i Nr Gardner COX ihen" j.
V.g Fpt Engineer. Iafriot aud J. Donntl, f't ana
seroi yi.'e. Of DE- roi'; W. ~ foins ta'oonse'iff
NeooAai Cabn.boy Of Aicesoi Jas hn'iefs' fT'inah
Tic scene Of the disstcl Is located Little northeast
Of Eagle river, ten miles out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
MUSICAL CuAnr.-signor Nora, gentleman

well known in operate circles. has designed engraved
and published large chart. some four ieot III ehs'h'
giving at single view all the extcnts Of voices ad IL
struments II is very ingenious, and elegantly cSe'u
ted aud is the mutnn pnrro classified oi mueh com
plex statement. At the top Of the chart Is represent
alton Of l.and ahaf octayes Of the black ana VINO
KEYS OF the piano forte with tho notes namcd under
meath Under this are ranged horizontal dHislon' "
proprated TO all tie voices and the instruments lS'" "
an OF chestra and otherwise These divisions CONAN"
the notes md extent Of whatever voice and ihs'ru'
Indicated by the Of tie note and by perprhui''"
right lines extending to the pinnofo indication at
the top by this simple process the positive ana rem
tive value Of each Instrument is determined. lher'
also explanatory remarks concerning INSTRUMENTS ~
they are needed II will be found especially us'ini u
professors who seek TO give more liberal view OF mus
cal krowlcdgo than Is included in the practice o s'
gle instrument. Of the voice II appropriately uc'
icated 70 MT. Marctsek Of the opera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SEVEN III AvEsUE.-

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SEVEN III AVENUE
fire broke out between and p. m Oh monday IN tn
livery stables Of WIN. OGorman, No 'oi Se'eht!
avenue. The flares spread 20 the ado ning prop
rty, No. 400, also used as stable by Mr.. o @orman
The siabes wore owned BY Mr. Martin Zehrisk loss
slO0O; no Insurance. The roaI windows Of the 'onr
story dwelling No 497 seventh aycnue occupied by
Charles j. Morgan burned ont all above the fir
story. The FIRE also reached the frame dwelling No. JG
Seventh avenue occupied by several poor families
whose apartments were burned out. David Koddie,
keeper of milk depot also obliged 10 Leave his
house No 51J; his furniture considerably damaged
iy moving The flames then spread acoss to the rear
burning down frame stable. owned and occupied 10y
Patrick Hannegnn. TT No ~ Wes. Forty iirs street
The fIcmeg by their unromttlnc exeTtous. managed
to stop the further progress of the fire. III OGormnn
estimates his loss at about $500: no Insurance Mr.
Morgan's loss by water and damage TO furniture is
about $50; no insurance. The building Is damaged
abol 500 insured for a. coo in tie National Insurance
Company. Mr. Kcddic estimates his loss on household
furniture &C. at about $50; insured for $500 IN the
Continental Insurance Company. No. 500 il occupied
~ clearinghouse by Mrs. McVay; furniture damaged
by wsirr. moving &C, about 900; insured for 800
Mr. Unnneglns ,os, amounts 10 about $500 no insllI
prce. Nj OGorman's horses were all taken out, but
unfortunately horse owned by MT. Keddie was burned
to death. The fire Is supposed 10 have been the work
Of boys Fre-Marshal Baker promptly on the spot
20 investigate the affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
Nail. CIo.e nj The po,t-ON,~e.
I'ru,rl.r-f t.uiJr.

- i0lnv by illilsa L u .. y alI1f-.7 II y
/. H. go 4 b trf iO, p f- sfnd-y. ........ ?,
To- H,s., ~ Ii.s-n Il z gtllsf ilI 90 ave-. "a
70 F'l'dr - g. Loni1n lne li-- - z
Sifni0rfca Do. PEI n y. y nd ~ Rive
BE-, P.-lN p An, srri,y rr-.f'sl..... p IN
IL Boston. by 49, llayrs Kk. "a Tp1asheh,
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80 80 -ors I.s'--.....i,, al s p "a sani,y p IN
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Csrrrspon6euco Between President Lin
coin md Fernando Wood.
MR.. WOOD TO PRFsInIET LINCOLN.


Nrw.YoBK. Dec. s 1862.
H,a AsaAu.v IrscouS Prcsi8rt Of The United Siofe'
DEAR SIR: On the 9th of November last
vas advised by an authority. which deemed likely to
be well informed well Trustworthy and truthful
that the Southern States would send representatives 10
m, next Congress provided that ll and general am
nesiy should permit them TO do So No guarantees Or
terms asked for other than The amnesty referred
to. Dcoming this information Of great value II wei
founded, 1 communicated Il I'm substance 10 the Hon.
George Opayko. the Mayor Of ths city, whom know
10 hold confidential relations members Of your I'D
mnistration and proposing through him, that if the
Government would permit Tie correspondence
ruler is inspection, wouid undertake to procure
something definite and positive from persons connected
with tic so-Calod Confederate authorities. Mr.. OPP
dye stated In reply THAT several Senators from New
En- Lad States thcn in This city their way 10
Washir gtou. 20 whom he would "a once communicate
the proposition and advise re Il the answer. Know
t. that th,oe gentlemen yoT friends and sup
posing taat they woG.d immc lately confer with you
OF their arrival at ire Capital aad surposiag that
siou,l o. speedily ia.5rmcl of -c result have de-
iayc. u1,il now making c,mrui cation dIec 10 you.
row learn. however. fom Mr.. OpdyAc Ills day,
that Pc falcd to ihesa senators Whcn IN NcwNorA
ant tis he lad nos made the proposition and that there
fore yoa arc u0. IA possession o IL coming Iom my
.ciL
As 90 hrab. bat loyal citizen deeply impressed with
o.. yrcst necessity of restoring le Union Of these
State, t.,k yoor in.iaeiii. attention 90 This subject.
The mogn.tcae OF Ire interests at sake warrant some
c1ccu,iy, l..on rredicacd upon i. Information, III
h. oalg - ascertain fl hc grounded upon even probc
hs toea.. ton. /. e s4eN prove aomdi, 20 harm
ST.. been 6onc provided tha inquiry be made, as
ID Ca be- without COM l.i, tAc Government Oh IN
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From, Fortress Monroe

FoRTErss MoNRor sept. 8, lsf'.
The flag of truce steamer Express. Capt
Clark left Fortrcst Monroe ills morning 1t o'clock
for CityPont in charge Of Major milford special
mission to the Rebel Commissioner Ould She took up
no prisoners Of WAT
The United States cunboat Connection. has ju.t
arrived from off Charleston She brings later news
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20 l9i ALLEy.sr.. NKw.Yosx. Feb. 9. 1881

20. 49, ALLgysr., EKw.YoRx, Feb ., 1881
lh,ys ieon completely deofn and partially 90 -
SIC o@r for years with di'.sreeole dis
charge from both ears combined with continual rumbise
noise IN the head for which hsve been treated BY mes
einsu, Practitioner IA tie city without the slightest relief
c,arei Dr. Won Eisen5eFs but must cantidly cay thar
sd no a,h in his success when did It therefore due
&, d. Won Ei.cners acknowledge that entirely cured;
o llt be displayed sal. and knowledge which have
procured Tor nm such unTissicd reputation As have haA
81 opplr, city accompanying bis mode Of treatment with thsS
Of o,hes. can truly ha it /, no. only superior o
the principles which direct his mode OF reoFn, TIE hearnS
AZ. IN NY opinion, certain. JOHN TAiLoA
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The Rebel. an Kentucky.

IorrsvILIR. Monday, Sept !, 'sb3
A special dispatch 10 The Joarna, dated
the 9Th. says: The Rebels Hamilton and Hughes came
into Colurlbia with coo men. Hawthorne. with foio
20 20 800 men. eight miles from Glasgow. IN
10 s7aal thinks their numbers are exaggerated
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Fire.
McGREGoR, Iowa, Monday, Sept.

McGnKGoR, Iowa, Monday, Sept. :. 1863.
destructive fire occurred here last night
which consumed property the amount Of $4,000 hall
r...,a, or,, 10 insured The following firms arc the
" ,cI"al losers, Mcssrs Mcdonald Case. Baliy Van
EsIbchburg. Haight Ryan, IiammerSough. relt Ta
A lehman. Buck a. BycInc!, and Sanmerpe'a I" w.
Some las Offices we've deeIo}ea.