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Gauaba, BON 9toerpOeI am 49,, fam eeltera
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@itp Of @prt, BON Qiperprcl ana II. ,.
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Der neutrality-suspicious. In atosrpooE lsi
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DOn WreuBen unb oss 6at(erS son SeRreiG
ws9en Der Gtuuatme Duetta'8 in Gmpfang
senUnmen.
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lamb Dsaea ber pplaiiAen 6rase fplten am
10. D. Mts. nbaeFanbt !perben.
Qn bic Stele Ger ipeggeuOmrteuen Noten
Der WarI1auer 8anf rmree zine 9nittun9
per MaticnaIresterua9 9efuubeE.
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Dem arrangement NIT VrsuBea in Der point.
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tar DIE Guugsynoeu Gabrtfarteiter III In 8sls
fat eneelan9t.
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fat unb Bangor fu6r, TT an Nsenten Der
Rebelenre9ternns Sesfauft UQrOsn.
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StoSt-I tutiHnrtatSsCfTc
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Die RsmmtfEare Iar gr6Ifuuns BON Gtras n in ber Stabt
Baltimore gsSen tisrn.tt NatriWt, baB &c BET bea 0.astteQt-
fratol Elm c~p:ri8irtcS ~gser5eidntB hepOnttt Gsser eGa allen
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-24

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Die franjSfiden 8orpcien feben bet Ct
Warttn. Gen. IUrs9 Bat bte aefnnSensu
msricaniI4sn @snsr6ls naG Trcntreth nno
cts Sff3,ere nod Martintque selanet. 3OOo
msrtcantl6e @sfau9sren orbeiten On cfr Gts
leubabn mad Gera @ru3 Mno 1000 ancsre
perOsn belh6ftt9t, CITE 8srl@an5unssa um
Yag6ia 3u 3erllSren,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gffee,
&cutc perlangt fir Sas Sn~palieemc0rYS.
,. Gon9reBzD jitritt Won Nalbtan0,
go &c. 6cTiSabNrage, Baltimore.

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Sur bic treucn @olbatelL ipel4e !pesen @sanben rber
Seiber be8 Griege8 ni9t mebr fir Den Gititen 6elbtienft
iau9tin finb, tperfet III bieie GbrenlesipH aufgcrtouinen.
&nlperbHn9eu iinb Fir 8 Sabre, ipenn Hi9t cher eu,ieiea.
GS9nntg uno 9latipnen iiu6 b~ieIe6er, ipie fHr SfiiSiere
rnb Manniaaft Der Ser. ct. Snfanteric, nit &i8ndbnte,
taB tein Ber6egeIb p6er 8punth fir @uper6uus beiriIs
.Ii9t tpirb. 9cb tpirb 0ieie8 &Seniicnerl pbcr Senuth FIR
irii6ere 0iente ni9t %auf9eten.
Settle, pel9e ge9entpGrtig int 9ienfte, dber unfG6is fir
Te(obienit iinb, tEunen in bieIes @prps ~Ibertreteu,
MerStli@en Snipeftpren, SpipitatGr;teu, NilitGrcou,z
r~taroeuren unb alleu otberel, ipel1e Otu@top1fontue!
teit 5unt Gntlaiel BADEN, 1T burd b~efte0erbe Gcefc uno
9te9ulaticnen Der6oter, irgeus Seradnb inter ibrer S6but
ji enttaTieu, me(iber gum 9ienfte i'm 5nbaIioencorpS taugz
lid lift.
CUR GrIei6teruus bes 0ienfcs pertsu Die 9eute in 8
Oienitgrabe cinsetbeilt. Die beiten uub f~t1rtfer, mel9e
sum Ba4tbienft II. I. 10. fdbis iinb, perbem nit Otusfez
ten betpaiinet unb ben @cn1paSnten oeS /. Sataatcns gis
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Desis cea @brsbbaGs 81.

~ 28tr tSunen inns nlc 9eiikern uuiercr gebrudtet
GupiansSiGcine S~esenitber peruntpprtli9 ertldreu.
aae BON ms beUUluGtti9ten ssenteu BADEN unIere gee
brudte uub bon uns unter5ei1ncte Sc[rra1t. ane Ser
iouen rbne bieie finb MIDI unicre Mgeuten.
G. O. Grps & 80, @erlessr,
10Sun1Nt) 40 SaIIuICreftr., 8attimrre, NIB.
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Oeuflhe Wpptbefe.
Q 9Neu OeutlQeH,

Die 9iesosr bgagtssv, iagen m1 G@sAassSGu. Das GrIss Spg-
ratD Sca gIeIbstu leoc psbautenb III Iiue uniste FteOsc eI1sg1
rms, ale bic irssne s.les aGoeren 2auies tn c' 9taSt.
SIR tSaat @Mc tatgIsf rsrafea, cat cr ~ r1abt8en prn-
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sab saUis @1Irs R!steer, 500 9Gr BE 3r6sts AaspASI Sa 3T-
sHs uub RuabTnFgsttsr Hnhst.
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GIN ftsr ein8ertGtcter GcreeseionrH nit giter Sanf idGft,
tit heeen Rrdntbeit uso Mbreiie hes SiQfntbulner8 tnS Gano
btlt8 81 oeysauien. Ndseres III MU. 12S Gtsaattfr, @de
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MMA WCLIAeTgg Der6u6
scas&SSS uafsse Setntat9 TT a6,rmaGs ttOrOst unb IS ellie
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S'altes iiber'5 itisn babtn, lub ricuetd,t btnuli Rllrwnt per
ben Ebrren ttei'r Stabt er d. etner. 3:iat Sud babe os
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biees Games. peIde burd, Biz infdmcn BE f&p5rer Ses Gh-
pers Gf 9 GefdbrIi&f: bsbrcbt itnb, az i9Ie II figt.
4t SSuniBr Artilerie @de Der Sorrtfeu1 unb JapetteSr,
Nrautt ncd icI1e Dtinner unb bietst patriOtea Die iaSnis
Sc eSenbstt, ib ttaen Srrbeertan1 Eebft leo Deg. Bsunrg
bel GnGEalt6.r Dtsnli;et, gu e~rrinsen. reE
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(4tpiQD) ...-. 6aiuD 6 1ermauu.
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Gro6 & Go'e
Gettinore GcfhGfts 2FbreR asus,
filr 1863 81.
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E|Et kNBN ttWt BEIEWCrI.t -
gSeSen be8 groecr Ntnn9eI8 an eincit reri3slidcu &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipercen bic nnter5ei@ucter, Serar8ees
ber beS 8a(tinlore Gtabt=9tbresbu&e8 auf ben @Sunib
bicler einfluBreiGen @eiGGftSleute 9ieIger Stubt Elm rpus
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SSerf III alien GiS5ein9eiten ccrreft 6er5aTtencu.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
DEmOCRATIC PLATFORM.

In the Iowa Democratic State Convention,
there was desperate struggle between the de.
termincd Copperheads and their antagonists.
The former proposed Matdrin l.. Fisher Tor Gov.
ernor; the latter Gen. j. NJ. futile, Il volun-
tccr for the War. Fisher was nominatcd; but
the futile men charged foul play, alleging that
futile had majority on the first ballot, but
failed through misscolnt Fisher took look
over the field and declined; whcrcupon q ma
iority of the State Committee put up Gen.
Tuttle.
There has been much speculation as to his
acceptance or dcclension; but all doubt would
seem TO DO removed by the pub lica.ion of the
following letter:
To the PsorLK ov IowA.-Feiop CiiIensi Having very
frequently been solicited within the hs tow mou!sby men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
MetpTork Daily TrihM're
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &c, 1868.
To Advertisers.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation oi oA'
Hundred and Fifty Thousand copies and large
Of It's subscribers take other journal Inc "
sheet allotted to advertisements is necessarily ie' " '
each has the advantage of being easily seen ana all ae
orally read with as much interest as news matter Ihere
H. as those who haveted it know no Advertising medium
In the country cheap because there none so profitable
TO the advertiser The paper ccuaes among the industrial
and thrifty classesthe farmers manufacturers, merchants
and mechanics of the country and carefully read BY
their wives and daughters 1t safe say that each adver
in read every week By not less than half million
Of the most intelligent of the people He who makes hi
business his merchandise his manufactures known tc
this immense number scattered all the loyal States
cannot fail to do to his manifest and great advantage
Advertisements the fifth page 81 25 and on thu
eighth page 81 line For this weeks issue they must be
handed in to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
ONO CONFIRMATION.

Mr.. George T.. Pugh is oanya'sing Ohio AZ
candidate Tor Lieut.. Governor In q recent
speech. be declared tha, he would support what
he would consider War for the reconstruction
~ the Union.
bot. Wa f,f III Frisnrip.on ~ Negro. vii not
-v. ono .n nor dollar let fAr ,rgo drhere AZ o,t
ifr sAerrto Al - b. J'sr, hat ~s~''f ne WILL %
Jffe"
- Now we believe in Abolition; but we pro-
les, agains, such inccndiary, bloody-minded in
culcaiions as these. They say in effect to the
slaves, Take knives, pistols dirks, axes,
swords. rilcs-any weapon you can lay hands
on-and kill your masters; for thereby you will
no, only achieve but prove yourselves tit FOR
freedom" George lives right beside Slave
sta,e-loyal a, thst-and has no business "a
Ice melting il negroes TO instruction and mas
sacrc. Gov Bramlctte ought 70 make requi'
sl,ion for him. and put stop To his inciting ~
Moran, negroes 90 instruction against theirloyal
masters. Let us have Emancipation 80 soon as
may be-. but not through wholesale murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
Our sixth and seventh pages this morning arc
occupied entirely with names of men drafted
yesterday.

We print elsewhere the message OF Mayor
Opdyke, vetoing the Three Million Exemption
Ordinance Of the Common Council 1t deserves
the careful perusal of every citizen, for it ably
and fully discusses the important questions IN
respect to exemption and relief by the CITY, The
Mayor includes among those for whom the city
can properly provide substitutes, the Police as
well as the Firemen and Militia, and We are sure
it is recommendation in which every one VIII
heartily concur. If the presence OF any men IL
essential to the welfare or tho safety OF new
York, it is of those who have just delivered IL out
of the hands of mob, and who are the daily ana
hourly guardians of order and peace. Concern
ing the proprcty of retaining the iremen there
has.neyer been any dispute, and we presume
that the proposition in regard to the militia will
also be generally acquiesced in.
The Mayors statement of the reason when
impels him to withhold his assent to the ordi-
nance of the Council is unanswerable, and would
put the members of that honorable body to
shame, if they were not long since destitute OF
that emotion. Reckless as they are, we do not
believe that in the face of this exposure they
will venture to reject the suggestions OF the
message. and adhere to their first -aceiul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
a RE(OR -.

when the Grs, bill making appropriations for
the payment 81 the Union Volunteers passed
The House. there were jus, five votes in the
negative. namely:
Harrs - K- Norton 81 No. Reid q DO. vslsndr ham
~ Ohio sni Zen. Wood Il y. \.
OF these. Burnett, Norton and Reid lonfago
fcd to E.ric ard took part IN the Rebellion ;
while Val. Was beaten in bis canvass for re-
election ard j. now an exile in Canada, though
be- fhncics be Ia running for Governor OF Ohio.
Wood alone b. returned to the next House, and
he from the lower wards Of our City. His Dis
,ric' gave Seymour -Four 10 Five Thousand ma
lohiy. AID every voter for Wood voted for
Seymour "a well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
GENERAL NEWS.

The Sandwich Islands are decreasing in popu-
iatirn and business. The number Of foreign vessels
which had arrived at Honolulu during the first half Of
the present year WIS less by half than during the
responding period Of last year. There is great
city Of laborers for the sugar plantations and parties
are earnestly urging the Government authorities TO i'm
port coolies from Polynesia. The population Of the
islands Ia decreasing rapidly than at any former
period 1t is now estimated that they contain only
GO, 600 inhabitants
The inquest in the case of Donnelly, who was
shot by Major Bassord the night Of the Goth inst in
saloon at the corner Of Seventeen street and Third
avenue which has been progressing for the past two
days before Coroner RanDey. resumed Tuesday.
Nothing in the evidence differed materially from that Of
the preceding witnesses The evidence tends 10 show
that Major Bassford fred without just proyocatoD.
The case win be resumed at l2 O'Clock Wednesday.
We have to record the loss of the United
States brig Bainbrdge which left New York for Port
Royal on the 18th inst A single colored man saved
himself In boat He says that the brig foundered
tho 2lst during violent gale and all went down cx
cept himself and the cook The latter aftcrward went
crazy and jumped out Of the boat The negro was
picked up on the ed by the brig South Boston, from
Philadelphia
A letter from off New-Inlet, N. C., gives an
account Of the destruction Of the British steamer Hebe
~ the United States steamer Nphon on the 18th inst
a. n tss Giphons boats was swsmpsd aud her crew