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was finally arrested By tho military Tor
making seditious harangues, the intention
of which was 10 light the torch Of civil
war in Ohio and the West, for the benefit
Of the rebels. There is no mistaking or
disputing Vallandigham's position. He
boldly avowed his hostility to the Govern
mcnt, and to the prosecution Of the war.
Every man, therefore, who takes his part,
does SO because he endorses his views, and
is in sympathy with his reasonable pur-
poses. Vallandigham is merely the tongue
or bel1-clapper that sounds their sentiments.
Show us an advocate and cndorscr OF Val
landigham, and ne will show you q man
whose hcart is black and rotten with trea-
son; one who would rather fight for JEFF.
Davis and slavery than for tho Union and
Liberty. The disciples Of the treason
sh1icker have put q brand on themselves
br which they may be known ut glance.
All their prate about an unconstitutional
war; is simply cowardly, sneaking wny
Of saying they are opposed to firing q shot
for the preservation of the Union, but
wantto let the Union slide, and afterwards
break up what remains Of the old Union
and unite the fragments to the rebel Con-
fede1acy, on such conditions as the slave
masters may dictate. It is surerule that
every blower for Vallandigham is an en-
dorser Of that traitors principles and &C.
finna
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1fGisreIlattfnus.

HOMEOPATHY.
I. s. r. LORD, NJ D.,
At ONCE, IS Clark street. from to4P NJ Residence
Union Park Hou2e. West MAdison,st. F. Q. Box ~
AZ
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three hundred miles from this point Col.
Phillips commanding there has not far from
3,C0O NTH with ten pieces Of oriillery. The
above figures have been published here, SO
that anu not violating the regulations In
writing i: The Colonel has thrown up exten-
sive fortifcations, and says he can defend hin-
self against four times his number. At last
accounts Gen. Cooper was reported twenty
miles away with 5, ,0U0 men, aud making ready
10 attack onr forces.
Col. Phillips writes that dcsertcrs we're con-
stantly coming i'll from Cooper and Standwa-
tic, and representing that they are suffering
fer want Of provisions. This IS precisely the
eitration t1:t Cul. Phillips is in, as some Of
| his t.ains filled 10 coule up when expected,
| 1t was fca1rd that the rebels would throw a
| to Gu. OF Lis trains. His position Is haz-
art,ous one, but he is determined to hold on
| lie speakk in high terms of both the Indian
and negro troops in his command In a skir.
tniel recently, the latter were said to have
stood finely. The Indians have bceu exercised
in light infantry tactics, but it is generally be.
lieycI that they will prove more effective as
scouts and rifcmen.
There Is great emigration over the Plains,
the present ytar-grcatcr even than during
the stampede to Pikcs Peak in '59 aud 81
Tie cmiErauts are variously bound--some o'
1hym to pikc'g Peak some to Salmon Riser,
arc mainly frnm Missouri. the balance being
from Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. Tie pros
recsiye conscription is the cause Of this exc
dus. The Big Blue Union, published q. MarTs
Vile. one hundred miles west Of Atchison
snys that nineteen.twentieths of these emf
grants arc genuine Butternnts, and whenever
they call at the office, they invariably inquire
for the st, Louis 3epnNicdn and the Chicago
1stnes. Perhaps the propEictors OF these
sheets will tnkc the hint, and send goodIy
number Of their publications for free dlstri
buiion on the PlAius.
The Overland Mail Company recently fell
into trouble with Gen. Blunt, and emerged
from the contest somewhat tngloriously
The company allows twenty-five pounds q
baggage free to each passenger. ltclaims tht
right 10 charge $500 PET pound fo5 all gole
assunc apY responsibility for the same. O
on suspicion Of their containing gold dust
and retaining them until their cnsrges arr
paid. Tho passengers claim that they el1
carry what they please, up to ., t.enty.fiv' y.
sponsibie. I.abt week Gen Blunt arrested th'
| agents at Atchison. aad required tAem to six'
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.
At CTIoN.
WITHOUT RESERVE FOR CASH,
The Entire Stock OF New York Jobber,
ltcon-Is's ofthe most d. s.ablc Staple Dry Goods
which VIC shall sell III quantities. to suit trxhe To
Merchants wao wish to aft+ca tic Convention, the
above RAe vii offer Increased f.ces to stock up 1t
the lowest cash rs:es. Catalogues will he ready On
my.4t.1st 6tis Ch!c41n lii
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Markets.


From the nchester Guardian tGity Artce) June 90
All the stock markets have been Tat inacye 10
day (l9t, but the te be ter tue than
a, the commee, emit The fssorabe character Of the
seemed slight influence the
face Of the dun accounts daily received from tho Paris
Bogrse Cone l. during the DIV remained AZ ~ to
o.. Tor money. nd 92is for the 9TH q auiy.
The discount market 20 day has again been entirely
free from pressure and the lie TONS the bank have
been limited. Under tlpse Circumstances II may be
succted hat the interval up To the payment 81 the di
bonds will pass without any Inconvenience.
IN the stock Exchange today there has been In
.sed rppy q money. GGd advances government
securities are freely offered ~ per cent.
The 4 rcign cxohsn as thru ate moon Arm.
30 gela taken 70 tbe Bark to-day Some large
mnunis from Australia AMI New Zealand are oyerdus.
aud tie receipts ~ silver iron Mexico may herceorh be
exIeeed TO incrca.-
in fOrosnsrcuri.aes have been few alterations
In The market The transactions have baen un
importaui bat PRICES arc Wen inainisineh
Cons l.. money, - p;a. cpusos. sccount, 92E a.
cuusol thraes. VI 4 a@i,s bans stock, 80 "a
indian loan. los . 1885, cxcneqDcr bills, = dts.
(l,y loctTic 1elegrapn)
cansois closed. after oiiicla hours, s24. Railways
The weekly returns tho BanE OF England show an
increase u the button of .2ys D35.
Rarlrg hros. Go. quote bar silver At S. I'D. dollars
Co. ID. nominal sases, 76s. za{d-
The ssme authorities say q American sccurties;--
Business has been very Inactive this week There are
buyers 1T Gnipd stscs 90 at TO- ard The So It ca
and Massachusetts IS at 81 o. Maryland AZ 10 There
has been Improvement in the prces OF Illinois Cen.
tra shares, now auotcd ~ y - dscOunt and OF Ere
shares. which ate 81 ao1a
PARIS B0uRsg.
Rentse opened es francs, Is centines
Rssas. MoHARDsos, SPENCE AND cosY4sY's cln.
Isyrsst o., June 70. 1883
BSEAr.Iuus.-ONinf - The unsettled weather, and .
depression u last week. At Tuesday nuke, ,l.e WI.
a far demand 'or wheat. n0ar qeiet ana India corn
STEADY. To lay The market has Aged into tutneys
quotations tos wheat aud ara about 10 sens
ast circular. intian corn has cscined ~ 25s sd .
2sH for mixcd and .@s a S0s tor white
orT1x The demand throughout ins week hss been
but Amei ani lrccs generally have ben 4egrts.rd
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SCENE IN THE OFFICE or TIE CONSTITUTIONAL.
Iiars (June III correspondence Of iond Poet
dsgraceful scene took place the day before
~ the Office OF the Constiuonnl rhe paper in question
s requisite 10 remind you the property Of H. Ares
though tho government enjoy the privilege OF appointing
the editor Some two months ago the government wished
" appoint N Auguste Chevaler manager, and NJ.
MNes having quarraied pee matters with he
then manager Vscoupt dAnchold duly gave permission
Tor the installation OF NJ Aug ste Chevaer since then
the 'iscount ard ~ Mes made np and the latter gave
notice to Chevaler that he had determined t. replace
dAchold at the head Of his property In pursuance Of
ehs notice they (h Hires and Yscount dAucboldJ yes
to-day proceeded TO the Of paper but NJ Cheva
her refused TO allow himself he turned alleging that
ne had nothing TO do with N. Mes whose claims aud
th0rity he did not IL IL hard for 10 be
thus brow bcatsn on his PREMISES and Ares lost
his tsmpcr, on which violent scene ensucd, and, the
police being called in NJ Nires aud the viscount
turned out into the street, with battered hats and lace
rated coats. This II practical illustration of the delights
Of owning semi Official paper under patcrDal govern
ment NJ Mires purchased the C0siatsonnei eight
o. noe yeaes ago for something like f40 0cO, the vain
hope Of its securing Tor him the support Of the govern
mont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.


JDyyHsos CrrY. July /. 1888
The following ordinance OF emancipation passed by
the this morning by OF ayes against
20 nays
SIKH Ut The third article Of the Constitution IL
hereby ahrugnfcd.
Sec ? lha, slavery or involuntary servi,ude, er
cept N punishment 81 crime shall cease 10 exist
Flayc9 within the state on that day are hereby De
clgri free Prov ided how ever. that all peTso
cnan- paisl BY this ordinance shall remain under the
ctNi and be subject 10 their late their iel al
Representa- during the folownr perud
IN wt'iLoSe over forty years age, for ard durng
their lives those under twelve until they arrive the
age OF twenty three AID hUFe d all other until the
sth ~ July 1870 The ~ their ic rcpre.e
tves no, 70 ~. moment of euHucipltn
o. hereby freei stall during tile ild Tor wh
the services ~ ch freed Nei 70 item.
have the authority and control the said eei
tor the pnrPpe 81 the possessions md
vices OF the same that held by The
speci ~ h slaves provided however thai after The sad
9TH f .iuiy, 1870 held RhaH be
sold from the state BY auho.
riiy u hs iatc ~ his iey u 70 reseniativc.
soc 3. All slaves hereafter hrauei Into the stae and
Mt belo ring % citizens Of The cote shah ,ncrcupon
be Iree.
Sec g. Al slaves removed by consent o. their 1ners
70 any secreei state after the as ~ such STATE n
ord uance ~ scceaTinn AID thereafter hvourh
into the state ~ tbeir owners shall fhercupon be free
So. 8 The - efai Assent shat have no lo3er 20
pas aws g enamel ale slave, without the consent q
tibet owners
rec g. after the passage ~ this ordinance no slave in
this STATE shall BE- subject ~ state county municipal
taAes.
covcrner Gamble announced the withdrawal or nj. re-
sgraton he ~i IN refote continue 20 serve ~ gov.
The sccton u his Successor on tho 18TH q
August, 1874.
The convention then adjourned s,re a.,
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Ws'I INSIDE TINE REBEL uNfs.

Lees wnais seres Voc ovsr rtry Thss-
s~sf-s'sss 81 Anaiss In ssuyss.Sg.
Chs "bsvss"sa s~a the Cs@1svss.A
valley, Ae.
Hsss~eSa % y.ns ~, fsss
10 e'mv~sy vsn snSkk~ ss.iA~mAs. 4 ku IL 80
at rs'ssy rs~rnw - Gsssyss~-s vfA v,~- 70 ss-~s.
tais, W IN, s~s a.sssvs~. Ne s<s o. gssss ~
vs~ss t~ir nsm~esi forvs. viss sA~y ss~ss ssa
Ms p..ssss pAst % ,sss srys c~ss s.s~a m q ~
s>ysa.n, ssrs us s.>s iztt.ss - 10 49, v s4sss
THAT : 80 saasssfui s~y.sl srss ~ ssp-sSsS~s, s~1
- f.s thai ssss<s ~ vsss.yfsss .sc sa>s-vss~s
y "a gvo.~ hshsy nsss~~''@s 70 yxs r~s1~s, wsy~s
" ~ sewh ~ gre r1~ us h~~sl ~ ss~
@asr snss mssnp-sn
We ssft.f 'rsr fisrrstarR - . ossg'sss as sv~y.s.
a 1.sss Cssygbsfs W wsy gsssv~ s.sss~sL
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The rfrI,xl p.gxrs.~..

DofsGs or TnE rfRATK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
Tng sHiF OtLnERsLEgsE AND BONDING or rHg
BARK susTfsA, ,rc.
The bark scstna, cspt Miller which arrived here We
tcrday irom hin Janeiro re.ors that 2sth May
m lat II son. io1g 70 So shs overhsalcd BY the
rebel ~ vaioer Alabama bgi ree ed bon1 a. o00
condition X takiag beard the of'lcsfs crew
nineteen ~ sloi ship Giidsrsecye Of sew Yo.E rap,
Nc uiom, witch vessel captured and Destroyed he
from sunderland fngland, ~ Cacutta ioaded Niih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


tnfty tcusriefs ON the rebol army W ylcsburg ar
rived Nv boat TAT - louis 10. 18th ult Among ihs
nunb.r was Ih1mv clancy who ssys that ,. cyfn
pflcd hY circumstance q j0in the rsDH eafly ~
the var served out term, AID msking hts way
north ~nnn te rested ard nscrpt~1 Ter second
term. mus ~gi lttn ctsbafg. he s4Ns she rebels
fclueed 80 halt ra4ans. which 81 SIT bfrs made
II cora eel mixed ra hsan meal. I'D motsei ~
~, ~ sssbed d0wn wt.A MHeAsit " eAlsr ~. rtpOss
ire 81 isy cccUrsCpcf thM I'LL atleky q naa rame
go Ugy dffcAit - set AZ ~ unn s "a 10 been
eAoi lhs attempt Aim = day some gne "a k4l -
tfyirr 70 fetsit. sprs afe . u etsrF tl4uy -
al add aie4. thu. lhWsriag he ia "a ,Lnsr shp
fe.f#t DO make thsi rnthss = rIinnu thst ~ -
B4sg nd nnt DHt e. br9 rflsl. thai siAvs-
tln al n.tAh ITO sofk fuw 1e a. nd strip4sy And
rurf Kftle aiiy ;0osecDtsI ~ &c erfl Gfagts
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sKIRxrsH NEAR MEcuAyrcsBuRG.

Hissspf ~, Juns ~, tsea
sklrmish toak p,aes al o'clcsk tLls a'tsssooa
near AsehAniessafs, bets.sa ar aiyanos and .oas
rebel csyaJy ~hD bAi t~o p,eo-. 4 ntnl.ry 1s h.a
four guns The nrnx - gaits brsEy Tor sosas
time -nsa tna ebes forosi y Save. ne tsbss
bad tsa killed oar ia~s usa,aa.a, and one nan
~oanisd. Inc new uoois Lassd we'll
Tho Governor y nisht fsosivod dssTaieh from 0s<s
raj s'glcs stating that tho foo.ns f..lmeat. 49,
time sbJui sslafng hayns ysd ,hs con.sn, q Nc
War Department. tsndsr telf ts ast.0os Il
rennsl vann ~ loug there i AZ 1mei rebel "a ,ss
q ,hs Pgtomae-yh tho oDs nsadfsd and ylny sslih,
oue Hundred and SIXTY rshlb oss iiansra al ,s,,u,y
nrss All Ons Haad,sd AID ssysoy 81 ,.ssals from
rcnnsy iyaGs and the EshA Fofiy srsh All frty sf-
re- ms6ta from Massachusetts,. Thsy have been %
cepssd.
FRESH irocIs are pogrips 10 70 nlsht BY tbossAsds
tysfyth ~ 4 qulst
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Telegraph Lss. In IN. rr.seonia nouS-

PsoTts iiocss, Fsssoosts, .. n. July 1888
The American resgrsph comp@ny have omple,ed
sber line 10 tho Frsncop,a MosntAtss ssd opsucd tote
graph o'res IN ths house.
Tho line WIN be cnsssnssd " shs whit. nountais. ard
. telegraph ocoe oysssc 10 tbs cvs~ford House, viisu
fsv daya
visitors ., TIE vranoooA sn< White noupsA,n. hsv.
fs, very mncs TIE San' o. s..graph ine All cn-s.r
thems Ives under oss tors y the AmsysoAn rsxra.n
ompsny icr opso NJ sacsu n ne rross .sd C,a~sor
houssa
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India.
Calcutta letters Of May 49, and Bombay May "A, have

arrived.
Her Maesys Secretary OF State for India had sent out
teleg ahic orders Of Bombay To for
thy bombay barbor without delay, and put It IN com
plele state OF defence.
The experiment made with Peruvian cotton seed At
Coimbato o in November last, has proved failure.
The plants appear cd for time healthy and promising
but were entirely destroyed by worms.
The cotton crop pouring into the market ut Bonn
bay but IL will be Impossible 10 bring In what ID now In
transit before the rains
the prizes offered kby the bombay government for
cotton have been without elect and the
now states that the realization good prices the spot
appears the bes, and acceptable reward 10 the pro
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stock in port 900 900 bales including 81 900 bales Of
American.
bgeadstus-The breadstuns market 10 n active, with
downward tendency. Corn
Provisons.-Ths provision market 10 quiet and steady
Lard 10 nrmer.
LIVERPOOL, June 20, 1888.
Coton.-Sales to-day 700 bales. Icud ny $500 70
spectators and exporters. The closes dull and
unchanged.
Breadstuns-rhe market rs fat but more steady.
Pr0visons.-Ihe market Ia dull.
IIyKRPooL, June 20-Evening.
The markets are all dull, awaiting the publication Of the
news by the Asia.
LONDON, June 20, 1898.
Consols closed at 90 1928 for money.
American Stocks Illinois Central shares, 20 - dis
count krie shares, 80 q 90.
LONDON juno 81, 1858.
Consols, after Official hours yesterday, closed at VA
92iA Tor money.
P.Rs, June 20, 1893.
The rentos opened to-day at 81. tto.
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withdraw IN ordinance o. the aoh Of March The Danish
REPRESENT tive OF the Diet handed In protest aesns Va
port Of The committees he roposa DO sui misloo
W the vote u Lnc Dicl upon tIe 7th Of July.
~ y asserted that the British government VIII oops
pared 70 act with energy German troops mafcn
INTO Holstein, and France viii with Great Britain.
strong naval demonstration the mouth OF the EDe Is
spoken of.
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THE INVASION.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Visit Inside of the
Rebel Lines.
York, Pa, Occupied by Gene
raj Meade's Forces.
Another Skirmish Near Me-
chaniosburg.
-
Heavy Firing In the NclEhbor-
hood OF Gettysburg.
The Philadelphia Com mon
C0uncil and Gen. Mcclellan.
-e-~--~~~y~~se->>~e---<
Fight Between Gregg's Forces
and Stuart's Rebels.
-
Inc Rebels Driven from Wcstmin-
ster to Hanover, Ia, q Dis
TANGO Of 1ightoen Miles.
Generals Fitzpatrick and Castnr Drive Stuart
Out Of Hanover.
THE VERY LATE EST,
Fight Between Gregg's Forces
and Stuart's Rebels.
The Rebels Driven from Wcstmin-
ster to Hanover, Ia, q Dis
TANGO Of Uightcen Miles.
Generals Fitzpatrick and Castar Drive Stuart
Out Of Hanover.
sKIRMIsHING PRECEDING A BArTI.B.
HRIpoc Asrxas. Arsr ov me rcrosAo 4

sKIRMISHING PRECEDING A BArTL1.
HRApac Asrzas. AnsY ov me rorosAo,l
June So-sP.h
an just In from the front, and send by Mssssness
70 Frederick brief despatch Of The u ys
to-day and to-day re rebel foros which made tbs raid
on shs baltimore oho Railroad u ssuAsVs
whole fssos with sish, pieces q artillery.
On Monday nigh, they arrived ~ wessmns.ss and N
ssrupssd the wes,srn Maryland Railroad. nay ,Assv
strong peksis and shot etssas Who Asssapsss
70 sscaps and give information.
KA1iy this morning General Gregg attacked Stuart ssA
drove him all the way from Westminster 70 Hanover.
Psunsyivanis, distance Of eighteen miles.
During shs forenoon Generals Knp~,fes and csssss
drove Stuart q Hanover after splondd night, ana
they are s,il pursuing him, par, Of his forcs sosg 70
wards Gettysburg and part towards York
During tho day General Baford drove . regiment q
rebel Infantry q ostysburs. Who also sesIrea In
. northsAstcriy direction.
You may expect 20 hear Of brilliant news
Tho ~hols army Is In speoiii spirlta
Tho rebels reported W hare burned Csshtsws.
Pa Yesterday. ns bs,~ecn Geu,ssurs ana chsm
befsburG
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HkLug0Rg, July i isa3
Tho discipline which eEetclted j. ne Ne1 York
Seventh regimen = rsci ~ such defininat.oa sad
promp, punishment tbst tba o-gaeilat iuy mautaEs
ia character. The rsgmsnini baistn beard fo teie
raj 1879 20 day contained the following rot
Private ". T. kiiGer. ~ company a. having y. aies
hrs pledge 90 return on he osprattn ~ hs flfWlsh "a
hereby alsl.unuFably ammissed iSam f0fter on ala
sill MT be allowed recon b. Company d4riag iLelr
present term Of sef,loe
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lWT u hWb mum W6AbOOs
The City Of Mexico Evacuated
by the Mexicans.
The Church Party Offer Their Allegiance
to Napoleon.
->-~~~~~~~~~~~>u~~~~-
The French Army to Occupy
the Capital.
-~~~--~~~~-~~>~--~~~~~--
Newspapers Established Favor
Ing the French Policy.
-~~~~~~>~~>~>-~>~~~~>~->>>->
The Democratic Element and Popular Sovs-
reisnty to Be Extirpated.
0Onfiseatioa Of Property by General
Torey,
&s.s &e.s &ss
Newspapers Established Favor
Ing the French Policy.
The Democratic Element and Popular Sovs-
reisnty to Be Extirpatsd.

sAs FRAxcsoo. June 80, 1858.
Advces from the city Of Mexico from the Both Of May 70
the 9th Of are received The news Is Of the highest
importance.
President Juarez and his Cabinet had concluded 70
the city Of Mexico believing that the most
fectua the French army could be made out
side Of tho walls
On the 3st Of May tho government moved to San Luis
do Potosi taking all the movable firearms and munitions
Of war along.
They also took with them two millions Of dollars from
the Treasury.
Tho that garrisonsd the city Mexico said to
number twenty thousand mon, was withdrawn 70
the city, tho purpose OF carrying guerilla warfare
On ths LIST Of Juno meeting held 10 the city, At
which the principal leaders the church party pre-
sent They commission 70 Gen. Forcy 70 offer their
allegiance the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
On the 9th the French division under General Bazane
occupied the main entrance to tho city and Afforded the
church party protection against the excited populace
The whole French army was expected TO occupy the
capital on the 9Th OF June.
Three newspapers had been established favoring tho
policy Of the French
One Of papers that the occupation q
city of Mexico with absolute certainty that is
necessary ex,rpae by the the democratic element
and no longer need there bc oven dream OF popular
sovereignty.
General forey hal issued decree condscatng tho
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MOVEMENTS or GOVERNOR CURTIN.
Hsssaznrsg. Pa, ysly Iva
Kv~ything Is qslss.
rhsfe u no news hpn sny aaartxr tn norslas
Goyetna Curtin lsassa q o'sl,ss -, fhl.es'phia
la s stop - tie Cntnens4 aogs rssgra b~,s A
In ooi~s. gofsfrar cgun s.ss. ~ n. e.t'ssas
that beg may kDo- And sgvs,lass ,hs q, sss .hAA
they hsssNssr o 18th = bsi~ys that slsr zasy ~
rsias her srsrs until ths aAss~ ov~
sPDcrAL ORDER RELATIVE TO STREET
SOLDIERS.
H.sur--ss. ysly .. isss
Tte forg~lns " "a s point AL spsals ,os t.s1 us
assEsa V 81 "a = 80 msrsy sarsss s1sa ..ss
81 ,5s ssnssatos = raisi-r-
$500 o.frm
moe .srsss, r.uflss.i. NAN.
rshHn*tss g11s no. ts44
~ fs,ferf fs-fehts q sh- clty ~ Ii.f.swrs 90
scniig gfAtta tsi " .ar ii az esssi s.tet -Asas
mn' go ''n, 80 ~ = ''ssrs i.'s l.isi, esrs ~ess
IN r Affts - 1stx y tils a1N< tna.s< s.~sy 81
iseh u'-'naaiTs- 90 mitasy efgshusts@ y fss<st 10
fh~Hs hsf 4ftefs fetsrt tks sstsf ststs
gfs.sr1 thef haa8a 8. 10 s.sss ~ asssr q
q CthfiN. Ggrsfnof AL csanaasss 10 Chs~
hsssaL. "a ian, o.s.ssl.
ACflos ~ lib PHILADELPHIA COUNCIL.
fHE FnsiBksr caLIkD ON 10 Hxsrosn oswuAi
sclgiLsr 80 c0szasp ssrrstsc.ws an
prss 10 v0rx Src.
rwi.tsssrI yars N. Ip1
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tia 4.ciasss hat to t.soistNs $500 Ne s.s.
sr.ssb Ilhsash al - 4gorup vs.-1 IN tss %.
g~s.sosa r8eassssy fssrsr ron - hal mae - -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
HEAVY FIRING AT GErTYsBupo.

HEAVY FIRING AT GETTYSBURG.
LAscAsrra, IA, July 1, lsaG.
signal rockets and nrng hoard last sAshi
Al coiumbia IN the drectn u 0er~oars and oss,nssd
ti thres O'Clock this msrping tlmes Tho oannoaai,nS
Vas rapid and heavy. Tho nations. troops occupy Yesn
IN force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

I'M pCULxsNf0-HtLNTETN QrNHTfow,
m the peds-a Del al fraukfrt, The spec committee
en- thr Affairs n uos sin brought y their rsprt -~py
- maj The Daaish government sbssd BE- rcQssstsd 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

MOVEMENTS o. GOVERNOR CURTIN.
Hssaasscsa. Pa, Jsly .. Iva.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

ne nalas Parliament had hssn scsssei 10 debating
the general policy q the governm-nt. Ministerial exps
psslons we're given and confidence expressed In the
Empsrcr Nspoisons COURSE NOT xithstandlug the
sisued occupAice Of Rome BY Francs General ixo al
vfssd the interruptsn Of relations with France who
while occupying Ros, dces not prevent ths orgsnzAssu
q wgsBdaGe
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-08-27

A WISE PRRcAus1oN.-A man trav-
cling, entered a tavern, and seeing no
one present but the landlord and a ne
gro, seated himself, and entered into
q conversation with negro. Shortly,
he asked the negro if he was dry
Sambo said he was. Stranger told him
to go to the bar and take something a,
his expense. Negro did SO, and short.
ly landlord says to the stranger-"Are
you acquainted with that nigger p
"No, never saw him before but why
do you ask ?"
81 supposed SO from your conversa.
tion with him, and asking himto drink. "
"Oh," said the stranger, II was ex-
perimenting. The fact is, / was dry
too, and 1 thought if your liquor didn't
kill the nigger in fifteen minutes,
would venture to take some myself:
Landlords curiosity was fully salts
fed.