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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-30

IN lIAnHtaa AuAis Tho ttetiinr Dem
ooraoy OF Tho Cleatheld District have tc-
nominated b. 1hos . Boyer ~ their
candidate icf n Member Dr Boyoibb a
lcgitaiot, juting The hbos oi lasi session,
urheh ihe Interests ofthc Democrat. e
party. bon fpitc Of every opposition That a
desperate an uuprinciped ioc could
bring 10 lear That District will not only
return him Ny an overwhelming majority
but give Woodward, Lowrie, and The Con.
stllutionnl nominees % vote that viii more
than meet the expectations ofiheStpte and
Nation - West Branch Dsmova,
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CHRISTOPHER KRATzER, Esq.

In consequence Of the death OF
ISAAC KLINE, the Democratic candi-
date for County Treasurer, CHRISTIE
PHER KRATzER, Esq, has been placed
on the ticket in his stead. This result
Is IN strict accordance ,Cith the Rules Of
tie Democratic party Of CcaTcld coun-
ty. There were but two candidates
for the nomination--MR. KLINE and
Mr.. KRATzER-MR. KLINE receiving
some sixty odd votes more than Mr..
KRATzER. Mr. KRATzER was, there
fore, clearly and Enthusiastically the
second choice of the Democracy Of
the county as expressed at the Pri-
mary Election, and without any other
action-under the melancholy cir
cumstances-should be considered as
fairly selected as if he had been nom
mated at first,
But, in order to ascertain whether
there were any Democrats opposed to
Mr. KRATzER Us our candidate in place
Of Mr.. KLINE, the question was pre-
sented to the Standing Committee,
and received their unanimous en-
dorscment; and afterwards to the
vast assemblage of the county Democ-
racy on last evening, with the same
result
Mr. kRATzER is one of our oldest,
most respectable and deserving citi-
zens-and always an active, intelli-
gent and working Democrat.
An EXCELLENT ArPoISTMENT.-We learn
by the Brookville RcpuJlieaa that Doctor
Hechold, of that town, has been appointed
surgeon 10 a regiment of American citi
zens Of African descent" This is truly {
proper ppointment-an appointment fl
TO be made. The Doctor has now beer
assigned to lovely duty, and will be able
TO administer to his most intimate and de
sirable friends, and will be in his proper
element. We would not be surprised il
he sends the first wounded niger in his
regiment to play deputy Postmaster for
him, and turn out the white Trash that
now discharge that duty for him.
Bully for the Doctor. But If the darkey
will take our advice he will retain his
health as long as possible.
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Sept 30, ls63.-tf.
ID ELIEF NouCE.-Tho Board of Relic;

II ELIEF NOUCE.--The Board Of RELIEF
HI for the county Of Clearfeld, will NEE at the
Commissioner office, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, tie 2lst and 22d days Of October, 1885,.
The Board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier,
regiment and company; when en.is ted the
number Of children, with age and sex of each
the township in which they resided at the time #
enlistment, and their present residence and that
she is without the means Of support for herself
and children, who are dependent spou her
Two witnesses of credibility, from the township
in which she resides, must also be produced,
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that the applicant is the person she rep
rescnts herself to be; that the statemmeut Of the
number and age Of her family is true that she
is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the fasts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these requisitons can be OBJ
tanned at the office of the Board Of Reli ef when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
WIN. S, BRADLEY, Cik.
September 3Oth, 1868
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rtcmcudou, outpourins Of the r,opi,

Tremendous outpouring Of the People.
Tho most grand and imposing domon-
slratIou that over took place in UIeatfeld
county came oil last night We have no
time for particulars. Bot ils magnitude
surprised everybody At an carly hour
tho sturdy sons Of Ccorfeld began TO
pour in, forming coyaIcude Of hundreds
of wagons and stretching for milos-and
composed almost exclusively Of inteIli-
gent voters, from the old man Of eighty
winters down 10 those who are about
to cast their first vote.
This was the result Of our Abolition
opponents changing their time Of meeting
from Wednesday to Tuesday eyoning--a
manuuyre almost without parallel in
the history Of political warfare, For
twenty-five years at least, the Democrats
have held meeting on Tuesday Of the
court next preceding the election; and
tho opposition almost ms invariably on
Wednesday,. Why this change was made
can be easily guessed. II 'oaS 10 prevent
those ofthcir party, who might be in attend
ance at Court, from hearing Democratic argl'-
g,n,e,'ts.
The meeting came to order by appoint
ing the following officers:
A. X. WRIGHT, President.
Thomas Washburn, Beccaria w. T..
Gilbert Bell G. p. Bloom, Bloom ?. B
Miller, Boggs NJ. Forcee, Bradford II.
GoodlOnder, Brady Peter Ruth, Burn
side Gilbert Tozer, Chest; f. Coudriet,
Coyington; Joshua Baker Curwensyille ;
0C. NJ. Cadwallader, Decatur; VIM. Nc
Cracken, Ferguson Justin A Pee, Gil
rard Jacob illegal, Goshen Jacob viii
helm, Graham; 2. Heyener, Huston; r.
johnson, Jordan; George Heckendorn,
Karthaus; Conrad Baker, Knox; A. II.
Shaw, Lawrence Amos IIile, Lumber
City; VIM. Wate, Morris JacobA Breth,
New Washington r. Rafferty,, Penn ;
w. a. Bloom, Pike David Welty Union;
IG. w. Shof, Woodward Vice Presidents
i. +. Irwin, J. A. Faust, w. S. Sankey,
Secretaries.
Most able, eloquent, and argumentative
addresses were delivered 10y Messrs. Miles,
( NoRruRop, and BUCHANAN, of Philadelp phia
OMIs, of Bellefonte, and WALLACE, Of
/ misunderstanding the most unbounded
applause,
The best order prevailed, notwithstand-
/ ing the hurting of missiles at the speak
ers' stand, from some dark corner across
the way, and Notwithstanding the discour
tesy of our opponents in marching past
om stand with their music. whilst Mr.
INorthrop was speaking,
Bat we have no room for particulars
and can only add that it was the mos
nnp, r,loto poIitio"l demonstration ave,
made in the county-the speeches th'
best-.the order, under the circumstances
the most porfect--and the decorations
thanks TO the ladieS--the best we evel
saw 10 say nothing of the innumerabl,
flags, banners, transparencies, etc, con
sisting of live coons, chained dogs, shod
dy regimentals, and goodness knows wha
else, for they were entirely too numerous
to particularize.
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IDopmfuu opp,N,Nr,,.-,

- mtni l0 tn H1itanet oi na OK 9THN
1909. fr.aUH. Or Hiif palh n hs t.. ~
CthfhrH 'n "A
oh motion .i um ordered, hhi ba ,...i
d M Orllnhnee of pth ~ Arhl ISIS ,,i...Nas|
flto uAlkf pod tho supplement ihere,o ,f,s.' Il
hcricmbef 1858 be, ard the same are i,,,h n
tended 10 iho construction and control !, Z, ri
Wake on the cast sido Of Second sitss, h
northern boundary line of lho netoneb. "n'l
In testimony that the foregoing supbl.,..-.
the ordinance of 0h April 1868, and ibs Sa'a n
ment thereto Of the 10th September. lsbs tPls
hcrcuuto pot my hand this 18th day Of ssp,a,an aln
A, D., 1868. f""0e,
ATrET GEO. I, Rprr
j. q, HALL, Secy. nn,.
seriember 2ad, 1903. b. s'A
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-30

cS REV AR D.--The public are hereby
'Dc cautioned against harboring an individual
by the name Of Isaac S, Gibbony, alias Logaa,
journey man Shoemaker, having stolen a lot of
tools from the subscriber ON the night Of the 18Th
instant The above reward will be paid for bis
capture and return to the undersigned At Clear
field, Pa ISAAC JOHNSON.
Sent %. 1853.
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S(ru advertisements.

A DMINISTRATORs NOTICE.-Notco
n is hereby given, that Letters Of Administra-
tion on the estate of BARLEY Eagan late Of Kart
haus township, Clcarfeld county, deceased, hay-
ing been granted to the undersigned; and all
persons interested in said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having un-
settled claims will present them duly authonG-
Gated for settlement. MARY EAGAN,
Sept. 80, lSGS-pd. Administra trix.
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DIED--on saturday Tho i2th inst, Alice Cor

DIED--On Saturday the 18th inst, Alice Cor
nelia, daughter Of Isaac and Sarah A. Kline, Of
Bradford township, aged year and 20 days
On Wednesday night, 23d inst, Frederick Will
ron, son Of the above named parents, aged
months aud 10 days.
on We morning Of the oath instant, Isaac Kline
father O. tho children above named, aged 81
years months and Q days.
Why should our tdsy. in sorrow Gov,
When God recalls his own,
And bids them leave world Of woe,
For un immortal crown.
l. not cen death gain to those
Whose life po God wes givon2
Gladly to earth their eyes they close
To open them in lloayeR.
Their tolls are past their work is done;
And they are fully blest;
They fought the fght-tho victory won
And entered into rest.
Then let our sorrows cease to flow;
God has recalled his own;
But let our hearts In every woe
Still say-"Thy will be done"
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Farm of SS0 Acres
For sale Or Rent,

VNHE Subscriber, residing in Ferguson town
1 ship, ClearGcld county, now offers hi. ex-
celleut FARM for sale or reut on very reasona-
bic terms The Farm is situated on the public
road leading from Lumber city to New Washing
ton, about four miles from the former place, and
contains 22O acres, no Of which is cleared
and in good condition, and is well cacula ted for
ether grain or grass The improvements are
TWO DWELLING-H 0U SES, an excellent
BARN, two ORCHARDS, and the usual outbuil-
dings thereof. Possession given on the first Of
April next. Title indispuable,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Sent. 30, ls63.-tr
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StTRAf ON.-Came treEpassing on the prem.
- ses Of the subscriber residing in Girnd
township, about the 10th Of August last large
RED OK, horns very wiIe and tipped With brass
knobs. The owner is hereby notified % conc
forward, prove property, nay charges aep " az
viii be disposed Of according to law.
DANIEL KBlSh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-09-30

DOUBLE PAY.-Our readers will recollect
that at the beginning of the war Lincoln
& Co., attempted to blockade Charleston
harbor 10y proclamation ; but this did
not seem to do much good. 1t did'ntpsy.
The strategic idea of filling the harbor
with sunken stone boats was happily sug-
gested by the agent Of an Abolition ship.
ping firm in Boston. This firm had a
large number of old vessels on hand, and
by this method they sold them to Lincoln
& Co., at handsome price, and Charles
ton harbor was blockaded.
In the late attack on Charleston several
of our vessels we're sent to the bottom by
having run afoul Of the stone blockaders,
and is is believed that this is the reason
why the siege of Charleston has been aban.
donod by the iron claJs.
The loyal Abolition firm made 100000
profit by selling their old hulks to Lin.
coin & Co., and now they are TO receive
S250,00O for removing them.
Bat this is not all. These old boats
have defeated our forces at Charleston and
have cost the nation thousands orliyes
and millions of dollars. This is frst-class
Abolition loyolly, because it pays both
ways.
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nrs,n1,, ,TIC DISTRICT TICKET.
ASSEMBLY,

I. J. BOYER, of Clearfeld county
a. NJ. BENTON, Of Mexican county.
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For dyeing SuE, ooleu and Mixed Good
Shawls, Scsris, Dresses, Ribbons Gloves
Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves,
Children's Clothing, and all kinds
Of Wearing Apparel, DC, dc,
psgnA SAVING OF 50 PER CENTTa
For 25 cents you can color as many goods a
would otherwise cost Eve times :hat amount
Various shades can be produced from the nus
Dye. The process is simple, and any one ca
use the Dye with perfect success.
Directions in English, French and Geml,
inside Of each package.
For further information in Dyeug and giving
a perfect knowledge Of what colors are besli
apted to dye over others, with many yausbli
rccipesJ purchase Howe & Stevens Treatise %
Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on rsesip.
Of price--lO cents. Manufactured by
HOWE d STEVENS,
2GO, Broadway, Boston,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally
September 23d. 1863.
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RaS- a Coon BASp--The Brookville
Martial Band--aDd all bully Democrats.
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MARWED- On the 18th inst, by +. II. schoe-
ring Mr Thomas Tubbs TO Mrs Margaret
Rols, Of Ferguson township,
On tho 18th inst, by Wm, A. Bloom, Esq, Mr.
Abraham Y. Bloom, Of Jordan township, tc
Miss Margaret Kuhn, Of Knox township, Pa.
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COMMISSIONER,
AMOS READ, Of Lawrence twp
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WHAr DEHoCRATIc LADIES DoN'r DO Hiss
-snake-liko-when passing Democratic
residences in . political procession.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

CHRIS. KRATzER Of ClearGold.
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CAUTIO N.-All persons are hereby caud:p
- ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following property, now il The
possession Of VI. B. C1noway Of Coyngton tow
ship viz: One Brown Mare, enc Sorrel Horse
one Bay Horse, and one Yoke of Red 0Isu,h
the same has been purchased by US, snd hau
only been left with said COnOWay on loan, AZ.
are subj ject to our order,
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Gbc GlmrtitIO 8rppbIitan.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Wednesday Morning, Sept. 80, 1868,
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Frenchville, Sept. l6, ls63.--pd.
TENO SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. male
z Teachers are wanted 10 take charge dht
Lawrence schools for thetorm oiFOCR MONTHS
Schools to commence about The lst NoyemOr
next Teachers wishing to apply will pleas
meet the Superntendentand Directors on exam
ination day (2lst soptember,) at Clearheld Lib
eral wages will be given to competent teachers.
BY order of the Board
AARON c. TATE,
Lawrence IN. Sent. "a. Il. Secretary.
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AUDITOR,
F. F. COUTERET, of Covington twp
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FAMILY DYE COLOBs.

Black,
Dark BiHe,
Light Biue,
French Biuc
(Yaret Brocn,
Durk BrOcR,
Light Broion,
Snuff Brown,
Crimson,
Dark Drdb,
LigktD Drdb,
n,.1 Lrggu
Light Green,
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A PERFECT FIZzLE.-The Abolition dem
onstration last night was n complete fizzle,
compared with that of the great ouipour-
ing Of the Democracy. They will not be
likely TO change their time of meeting to
the night appointed by the Democrats We
ry soon again. Bets were freely offered
that the Aboliiionists could not turn out
l5O voters in their procession--while they
were as freely offered that the Democrats
had over 500, and that there was over
three times that number in attendance.
EXcrssWE-The Union frenzy the Abo-
Iition Union sliders lately seem to have
Tor the Union. They have Union "
conventions, Union " meetings, and the
" War for the Union" Their conversion
has been sudden and miraculous. and we
fear partakes of tie young bumble-bee
style-biggest when first hatched.
Their motto used TO be " No Union with
Shareholders" Perhaps they begin to
think that slavery is about crushed out -
SMART-For the Republi cans to get some
person to throw bad eggs at their speak
ers, and blame it on the Democrats. Dem
ocrais despise such conduct.
WHAr DEHocRATIC LADIES Dov'r Do His,
--snake-liko-when passing Democratic
4. .
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AUDITOR
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10, 1868
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Ban gennrHee.

Mfs BITE erir Grruu9enlhaft bee BaGsS BON
Cumberland Sap unc Chattanooga mue isbt
aud 8riapl In unIern 6dnSen 1ttn. Der
9nOtenpuntt BON 5 Gt1enbatnsn unO Ote mid
ttafe mtlttdriIte NoIttcn In Oa 5ennsHee
muB ietn 8sfb aroBen GInlub ouf bte t,bi
H& ent1hetoenoe 6raee lben. Oh Ntlanta, bte
arpBe Miltt6rltatiOu, nod LANCER baltbar 1T
Ober Iummt Ieinen auesscebnten Gabrtten unr
Mrienalen tn uniers 6dnSe fallen wtrO. sri
nieIem 8erluae lInO bte 8ebslen penteer Tn
gtanbe, iA grOBe Nrmesn I'M 6sloe gu BE.
bauptsn, aIS penn Die Sanptlta0t NsGmpnt
Itlbf 9efaIen mare.
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0eueres op1, GurnnQ,

81. SObns, -. @ept. Die City pf
Wanhelter, NIT 9ladrthten Gus 2tperpoc( bic
gum 2. os., brtn9t ote foI9enbeu NeutAfsiten /:
Der 0Onbon Morntrg 0eroID min wiIen,
ba6 In einsm frar3GRlGsn Gobinetpratb cie
6ro9e Der Nnetfennung Der InrltGeu Stoaten
bsratben tpOroen 1et, Oa6 lt6 Die Oleb1bett
ooIir du88efpruden, ooB man aber etuen be-
%fntttUen geI6luB nO@ nidt ssfa6t Gabe.
Oas uStcle" DON 0orts unD etne aubere
fran3Ofi&e 3ettung esb.n DEN 8atb, bic Glc.
rtoa nit gslAla9 3u beIe9en ols @fiak fit
SeIda0teun9en, peI6e Der Strot on ftans6ls
lGem &tgentbum 0stnbt unD smr @trofe pa,
fir. baB er Die @eiete oe6 2anbes ofr(sbt
Das rDapS" Reut pDlttp In Nbrs0e, ba6
bic aunertfantGGe 0te8tering eineu Drptelt oe
gen Die fran5SfIde Ne6iernng ein8srstat p0er
stne mlnolt4e VeiApsroe gegsu Oos gerfat
rsn Der Gron5oiea In Mer,9o getno6t babe
nno fuGt gu b%epeiIer, Dob BITE Maittnatcner
Ne9terung fein Nsdt babe, ba8e9sn 30 protes
litreu.
Der bentide 0aritsuconereB bate fftne
StBun9en am 1. Septeuber AeI1lo0en. Die
aHtFdgr Deg 0utfeEs uUw Sslretn mQren nit
oue:1 ouBer5 Sttmmen nn9enommen uprben.
Der Eatler brirdte GetC,e 3ufrteoenbett NIT bem
HsIuItote aus uno meinse, OaB ba1isI6e Deut1de
lamb gum Wortbetl geretdsn tperDe.
Jn Der polnll1en 0rage paren tetne Scr
dnoerun9ea ein6etreten.
Gs eiug bas 0erIGt etner Guiana atpiIneu
RuBlanO, preuBen unb 6raufretA, DaiIel6e
fau0 aber tOsntg 0laubeu,
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&- ST. 6traug, 216 Mltce Nnnfr.. fee.
Strt bemte M0reeu etnen fumclen 2un4
unt psranItnltet Mbents etn 8dnaGen.
@G- Nu& Sr. BartsQ, 8Sf 9OmbaroRr.,
pat bsats Nbenb Elm eematbIt&eS 1an3'
tr1n3hsn ob.
: E9 9ertetts@ on3ert fnoet teate
Mbeno tn Der serdumieen Nrbetterbale, SGp
Sreoertf|tr., fat.
& Witttpe Wlpler BAT unmtttel6dr nebsn
Dem SHuBfntef an bsri Bslair HoaO etne
nere elesante @trtblhaft stngerthtet nnb ct,
Dfnet oteIelbe beute NoHmittaa NIT etnem bee
lttaten 8 md.
vs. Dos b~tertrtntenbe Wublttutn MAIDEN
tp'T ouf oe Wnjeiae Der 8erraltune Der Me.
Aantcs 9a0e, 152 8aYsttear., dufme1tIom,
tpone@ tn bsIaetsm Qotal am beutiesn Qbsn6
bet @cn3ertsN uft uno @elane bte teuanoe
iAoften, beoe,itenO srSbsren 8iereldIsr eingea
Ueibt reyben.
G1@ 5r. 8sts gDle7uer erSTnst beute
Ietne fens WtrtblAaft In 100 GambenRrass
mil fi''snt alts0e3et9neten 9un&.
Observation-Disclosures.
@rtmtnalgett6t I. - Brout 0alte.
meyer. Nngrlf 0uf Ootrid Dsnoer9ult. $25
mno Soften. - @toe Stort, 0teeerIsblt6tett
9e8en @cnfabler SadiOn. benz @elawornsn
gsrt&te itberwteen. = Sas Winiten. WnartH
auf S 8 0sorae, $40 unb &cften. - Gotb
@aifn, Qu8rif ouf 2Orsm3 Gstmann, fretae.
Ipr0&en uno Rld9er gu ben Soften perurtbeilt
--2crsn3 Netu'ann, Gn9rtf auf gdt6 @aIip
S. uno Soften. - Gli3a 9tpan, Nngr f oul
Cats Gar1iB SIS, Soften unb 4 Wuaea Sc.
fauGniB. - @tas S 9tIebranb, 9(usrif out
SEQ Wn8nsr. 9ttIt6 betgelegt. = $ StIaer
Nn8rif auf SODA Dunn. bst8ele8t.-8rtbset
0fe@ns, 3srf5ruu9 BEG @ieentbums BON So9s
@rrrft, fretgefprohen. - Gtomas Mtl6uru
WftbRan0luns isiner Grau, SIS un0 Soften. z,
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0afbtrgtom, q.

Son ben 8ebetGen 8efnn4em.
Dim NiCntas Wbenb oraugen 20 @traud,,
otebe BIG no@ Orccquaa DOE unO I9lsppte,,
JORa unberwOoD NIT fMb fort. Die 8an0e
tuuroe frfber SOn Capt. 8rapner conmun
Dirt, trelder fiirSltG In etretn 0efeAte er|bo1.
fen tpurbe.
tun9lHdsfaGl.-9err 8. 9lsutneper,
etn Raufmann In q Ctr. ,tptIAen 6. uno r.,
Fel In Elm God In ttnem @arten uao brad
Elm 8etu.
Dtebfabl.- 8or etnieen gaaea lief
Elm eewider Smit0 feline 8rau auf Die Be-
iGnlotsung Serbaften, Bag tie t6m $275 in
enGItIdem @Oloe nnp GrelcrI4einen grGiO6len
babe. Bel Der r1nterInGuu9 fnmea pifaute
Dtn9e ans 6aasSlt6t. unter onoeym (trittsu
I'D betpe, Ub Ite ubetbaupt Uerestratbet 1eien.
fgapt. 6rauIe nteber IN q m te.
= Sopt. &rauGe ppm Quarttsrnei2sromte.
rpelber, tpie unlere Gefer fN ertnnern wegoen,
Dor etnt8er 3ett tue8en l~lnteriG!a9ung bon
@eIOern oert1ftet rpuroe. lift etrenpoQ eut,
Ioien unb tn ietn cites Wnat tpieoer etuaeIebt
tpOroen.
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Won oa.Niralnlen.

Dor einigen WOnen t~pellten mir ~unIeren
9eisrn nit, bnB Dte Rfbelenreeterung fn tn
Waibtu9tCn betlagt bate, etne @D3lbl tbrer
S0IDatsn BON glOrtbamptOn uns Ncccmac 60.
trieben flo an 5RtiGen ufer ron girgtnten
nrHber, Obne reeelmdBt9 a~uSsepebltlt 3u ietu.
@sneral GGefd IanOte btm3ufOlqe Major
6enr9 S. 5a9nsr pprtbin ab, nre Die @Q0e
~ uutsriuGen. Dteltr fanD aud a(ls 6is ouf
400 berett ben 6rsueip AZ nsbnen, pelGsn H.
~letlsten Den us6rt9eu murIe bis Nnfana
otelse Mioaats 8rl1 CUR u beste6ars beiptGigt.
@eitbsr mohie OtajOr 0agner ibusn etnen
3tpsitea 8eiut uub nabn 40 BON tbnen, ii
Der i'm SO 8tr9tntt Neg., ben Greusto al.
3ugIei9 gsnuate CT Der b~sltfaten Nufgabe, ben
BermS3snsbetanO osr If3el1cntlttIAeu 8apUb
ner DVn Northampton 60. aufunebmen, I'M
b0n tbnen GbaOsnerlaB 1tr Die 3trltSrHn9
Dee 9tnGtlRurms bon Sap @tarlss. bstldufJ
$7480. ga perlangsu. @c fattste ia 8eaIet-
tung siner balbeu 6sfttpn uon Qleraubsrs
8atterte, etner @omplgnte Der Burneu Qsaion
IND siner G@DaOron Der l6peren 80. q ga
1aQfrte bem County GIert tiaeu 8elud ab
u. pgrmo6te i'm 0ug6 uuWioerRsblt@e Grim,
be, zine 0tfte Ter @teusr3obIer anaufertteen.
nit wsl6er bsmafnet, &c on bic SaGbnne
berllbsu gtug. Gas 8eiultat mar etne tns
btyette 8sfeuaruna BON 210 Verfonen, BON
bruea GER retGfe 1914, Der 6rmfte $1.68 be
sablen mus. Gle battsn bereits isbem Der
8etrOfensn cine NOti3 etngsbdnOt9t u $4,000
c%ogffttrt, dl6 8rtsoOe8eneral Worria tbnsu
tiusn 8sfsRl laapte, pOrldufs aul3ub6ren.
Wie mir erfabtsn, bate Der 09tb. Soitpt
G e9ar, Der NGtb. s 81. Chamber unD anOere
uniOnleute pes Dttritts cine anterrepung nit
benz prG1Oentsn, III tpeIder fe i'm 3u elnsm
@tnbaltsbsfebG 3a ii6erreOsn wusten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-14

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IuGten, rpuroen Ft NIT Observation-Disclosures "nO
6auOarouoten empfanssn unD anf etn ss9e%
benes Signal n6fnetsn ote 8sbslsnbattertsn
i6r gsuer auf ae. Die 3 8OOte pnrosn sers
lAmeltsrt unc ale, pslAe s~eIanost tUaren, 9es
tSrtst ODER eefanesn; anier Usrlult miro lt4
auf 80 Mfaun b%slauferl.
Wafbtnaton, 10. Sept. Na& Yrt'
sotOeseIbfn, tpsl@e bsute bter einltelen, beltanp
S;s grpfrittun aus $50 Mlann. gBGrsn ntAt
riniae 8OUte ouf ben @runO aefobren, 70
pirbe bas 9fsfultat pabrl6etnli@ eth gang
anDerfs 9erelen Setn.