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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-03


WASHINGTON, Sept. @ Maj. Gen. Blunt, in
his official report of the battle of Hoyey Springs,
Ark, says the FIRST Arkansas colored regiment
distinguished themselves. They fought like
veterans, and preserved their line unbreken
throughout the engagement.
They were n the hottest of the fight, and OPP
posed TO Texan troops Of twice their numbers,
whom they completely routed. The Goth Texas
regiment which fought against them, went into
the tgnt with 200 men, and came out with on
ly 60.
NEW YORK, Sept 2. The steamship Morning
Star, from New Orleans the 9th arrived to-
night. She has 670 bales of cotton as freight.
All the vessels of war engaged in the recent
operations on the Mississippi river are to be sur
veyed aud such of them as need repairs be sent
home.
An order has been issued to regulate the en-
rollment, recruiting, employment and education
of persons of color.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. g Hughes, with
from so to 500 rebels appeared in Barksville to-
day 1t is said that Hamilton, with some 500
rebels has reached Jamestown, near Franklin
VILE No further particulars have been received.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. Late information from
the army Of the Potomac mentions no rebel
movements Some fears are entertained that
Gen. Hood may make raid from Culpepper
with his rebel cavalry.
The advices at the Navy Department from our
blockading squadron contain nothing in refer
ence to the loss of the Vanderbilt.
JEFFERSON Cry, Sept. 2. In the convention
this morning a committee of 4 from each
County in the State was appointed to visit
Washington and lay before the President the
grievances of the loyal people of Missouri.
A resolution was passed inviting the loyal men
of Kansas to send delegation to Washington
in conjunction with the committee appointed by
the Convention.
The proceedings of the Convention were
characterized by the most enthusiastic loyalty
and earnestness
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Washington COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the next General Assembly Of the State OF Vermont for
and expenses Of said County,
Montpelier, Aus. l. 1e6a y3rv3
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FRANKFORT, Sept l. In Governor Bramlette's
inaugural address he contends that the revolted
States did not change their status by rebellion
that all that is necessary for them to do is to re-
turn to their fealty and take their position as
States that the rebellion did not remit them
to territorial state.
He SAYS We have now, and will have when
the rebellion closes, the Identical Constitution
which extremists seek to destroy, the one by
innovation and the other by force. 1t is not
restored Union, not a reconstructed Union that
Kentucky desires, but a preserved Union and
restored peace upon constitutional basis.
The Governor strongly objects to the arming of
the negro, and asked, What is to be done with
such soldiers at the end Of this war. lie points
to the result of the resent election as a proof
that Kentucky will not fraternize with rebellion,
either open or covert, and declares that Kentuc
XIV ever has been, and now is and always will be,
loyal to the government of our fathers
New York, Sept. g The Commercial states
that Gen. Doubleday has been ordered to report
TO Gen. Banks
Tampico dates of the 10th, stating that that
place was occupied by the French.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2. Gen. Steele telegraphs
Gen. Scofeld from Devils Bluff Ark, Aug.
90 Our advanced cavalry under Gen. Da-
wilson has driven Marmadukes, about 5000
strong, out Of Brownsville, capturing Col. Bur-
bridge and some privates. AT last accounts
Gen. Glover's brigade was pushing the enemy
towards Bayou Melorie."
A dispatch trom Pilot Knob says that desert
ers from Burbridge's command report that Gen.
Prices forces were driven across the Arkansas
on the Goth ult., that the rebels we're In full re-
treat, and that Gems Steele and Davidson were
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THE NEW YORF TINES.
Daily, (ttorning and Evei,t ~. semi-Week.
Iy and Wes~s~
The nSsl Ent.rrrisipg and Reliable Family
Newspaper IN the United States.

THENEW YORK TINES isl now recognized throush .
out the country rs conspicuous among the Journals
the City of New York for the
lCHEAPNESS OF ITS ISSUES.
THE
ENTERPRISE OF IT'S MANAGEMENT,
PROMPTNESS AND
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-03
ITALIAN AND COMMON BEES

in the movable frame hives. They descendants of
the Rose Importation Their European reputation has
been fully sustained in this country Their Queens
more prolific They from to two weeks earlier,
and gather more honey than the common Bee They de-
fend themselves against all robbers. 1t is the universal
testimony of keepers of this country that the italian
Bee far superior to the Native Wishing to south,
the above sale presents opportunity to those who
wish to obtain the Italian Bee. Also, at the same time
and place. two OK Carts two Wagons, Riding Horse
Rake, one Tanning Mill (Nuttng's Patent) Ploughs,
Harrows, and
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-03
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
Ell u mi "A Nv MIS- cry

Justpubished in a Sealed Rnvlope Price 6 cts.
LECTURE BY DR. CULvERwELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of Spermatorrhna CONSUMPTION,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of the body Lasstude Weakness Of
the Limbs and Back, Indsposition incapacty for
Study and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension Loss o,
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude Tint
dy Sell Distrust Dizziness Headache, Affection of the
Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Involuntary Emissions and
Cretion, &C., &c.
O-This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often self aficted evils may be re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and should be read by every youth and
in the land.
Sent under seal to any address. in plain sealed en-
velop on the receipt of six stamps
by addressing '''Nf'
CHAs. J. G. KLINE 81 CO.,
1T Bowery, New York. Post Office Box
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WASHINGTON, Sept, g. The life interest of
seventeen different owners of valuable real estate
in Washington was to have been sold to-day.
A large number of persons were in attendance,
but after the District Marshal had read the de-
cree of the Court the Provost Marshal produced
q letter from The military authorities stating
that they would give up no part Of the proper
ty of which they now have possession. A post
ponement Of the sale until Wednesday next was
then announced.
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Giahfrnth.

r@rfer 3wete 4. - SIR. BrOuo reiHte
e!nen @cmmttteebertGt mnb Srotnan; Elm,
pslAe borlhrei6en, baB Orutb StI unO 0at-
teri on Yarfs talom6slt9t SerlGGnsrt treroen
uno cine s iIsnbabn nad Oruto 6tu Vart
rrbaut tperoeu lOlt.
STR. 8tI9pp retGte elm @eIn9 eth bon ST.
8rap9bOule norm bieler nm bie @~vlan6nte
na6iuGt, etn 9roBes SdtiO an 3bames Str.
a~usbdngsn 3u %bilrfen. Nuf psn SLID eelest.
So. SoneS erbtslt bic @rleubntB, In Scout
9otnt Del at lasern.
.3wetter 3pete.-S. So. Setter unb
Sincere petttiOntrten eegen pie Gntl&eiOuns
Der Gar court in 8etref pes G6sements &C..
tptfen @tgentbumS. GeripteIe len.
Sn 8etrsf bes @eluAs Der Mmerican See
ls9ropb @cmpa9ute bert2tete DaS COMMITTEE
9anlttg. Nuf ben Slid 9sle8t.
OnS COMMITTEE fiir Wese reiGte cine &e-
~iolutipn elm CUR Nuebslferuns bon Nipsetp
Strabe Bic CUR Stapt9ren3e. Muf ben Slid
9eleet.
Die &siolutiOn in 8etrsf Der Iasbeneruns
Don 8errY Bar Noap paIftte.
Die N~tIoluttOn In Betref Der Iunnsltrun8
BON SbatsmOrtb StraBe Wurbe an bas Sc
IunbtettSs@ Committee Serpte(en.
Nuf Nntrag pes 6rn. NcrrtS trur6e SdcUb
Green BITE @rlaubnte ertbeilt, an letnem @e,
bdube an ben GalS cine neae Wfausr gu err
rtmten. -'' ~ saa 2-@ .es. .,.s.
SertaAuna. d H
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Waret.

0ewegort, II. Mar3. 8aumpOlle
3siete stne Nsisuns gum 6alen nno ia6 bic
Brei1e 1-2 Ste. ntsbrisfr. 8etfdnfe $50
Baasn gu 81-82 Gents. @6enlO fn6 bic
Meblpreile uni SO Cts. 9erin8tr. Ser
tGufe 12, 900 BrLs. @tate gu 1914 800.
ObiO 3u $7.45-7,55. @iplt4es Cbne Ser
Gnberune. @at5en I'M 6alen. gertanfe
$4,000 Brls., ret6er gu $1.74-1.75. @e
mil6te8 RCrn 1T um Let, Seittegen. Ser,
fGuft 81, 900 8rls. Gleil6 gu 14.123-l4.
37@. 6rl1&ts SIT. 50-16.75. Tstt sa lO5
-l1R Ste; 3uder Fcu, gu 98-124 Sts
Safee Rdnots. NlOIaRes tavte NaGfraBe,
q. Srlfans 81 46--56 @eats. 8ra4t Hau
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~9SSnfblm0tom. s.. 6.

t 81 st +. - Nn Samfaa
Nbenb wurbe Die Wphnuna bes Srn. 6cpper,
an q, 3wt1Hen Der Stem l1nb 6ten Strase,
um $4,000 9($25O0 TT @cID, 5000 In @ila
Der, itno $500 tn S6abamtsnpten) beraubt.
Der 8teb mar auf Das @et6fet Der Gbire
9eflettert uno BON 0a burG eth Tenfter tn bas
2te Strdwerf 9elfiesen, no CT etnen 9nIt ers
brad unO pas @eIO ltabl. SebenfalIs muB
ct i'm 9auie unp NIT BEN gerbaltniIien Der
5artilte p~ertraut eetpe(eu lein.
Ote GGrneDGl6tdae IGelnen
aud in Der 8unbeStauptlfabt Yerebrer ee.
@fanSen 81. baten. 90 berbaftsts Dte 9oltBet
etntn lanaen Mann auf Der StraBe, welder
FA 1pater ools cine junge Dame bsranaae(te.
Der Supertntenbfnt Webb erlaubtebsr In'asoy
ne aus 5Spt6teitsrIdll6teu, mad itrtm 8ears
~otngtaaie 3urud3ufebreu, CAB ibr fppN euf,-
am fOl9enpen MOrsen liA Dor lsiasm 8tGtsrs
iuble sn melbsu. Gle er11ter llHo stpar
ais etu ollsrltebae8, fletnes, lAwar3auetses
OamGet, relhts ltA Grancis Mtels BON 8al-
timore. nannte uno auBsr tbrer ptrISnlihen
2tebenswirbieteit nod Die ana nebme Gtqen-
,ibaften beIoB, Elm Mttelteb Der Dstectip>Pc
lt3etG lUipte' res ar3tltGen Oepartsments gu
stn. Sb tire sesfaDf9e 8ertleteuns elmer
Bebeimsn MiiiIicn entipto1 poss eintr iiberz
%1iilf9eu @arneDaISlaune entlprane, barii6er
f9tpeigt bic WelGtdte. q s as IN So
5 @e3e1ftp Mfr n BON Tdirfur @uua-
tY, Strg, trurben BON DEM General, @rpfcBz
Mar1dal tierber ipebirt : 6rancia Soy. Ni6.
SobnIpn, o. $. Gppf, Ve, Gee unb Nl6ert
Wrenn. y or ~ a-l- '~Y o.<
d t Tla9tltng Spn Sri d III Unb.
laneten am Montae @benp bier en-. Santes
Song NIT Beib unb 2 GI,bern. 6. Qutnlan
nit gDetb unn 2 &tnbern, .. '5edlY mit8eib
unb 4 Rtabern, 8rau Mttrp69 zunp 3oGter,
6. &aB unp Trdn, s.. &Oif mnb 5rau, g.
MsnOIsbaunt. g. 8alb,sr; 9. 6aYes, s, SEC
Mabon, @. Wcon, S. Rerldpf. DC. Oatan
NIT Nsib anb 2 Rtnoern, 9. S'9lallY unb
.au uap 2B. 8apIDn. ~ 13aaz g ~ -ae
@tnem Geeers mn3en tebt Iatnnte
li6e @irt6e. unD 6ptslbeliBer unisrl6reiben,
pn6 le feline lpirituplen @etrdnte an 5elOaten
~perfahfen, ebenlo pas Spnntagaseieg ltrens
beCtahteu tpoaen. a3 > i t.ns
t @tne ubr, tpelGe einem Oeut1hsu
I'm DECEMBER b. s. lit Dietri4's 6utlaben, In
Der 7ten, nate &.@traBe, gefoblen worcen
mar, puroe bur@ bic 8emi9unsen Der polt=
3et pteDer erlanst, unO bic Dtebe-B. Do
nalpIpn unD s. 5arrtlon - III Gsrwabriant
eenommsn, rslp. inter 8urelhoft selteat.
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Neurtes bum enben.
Mnfunft Don @efansenen in RidmDnt

Mnfunft Don Gefanscnsn In Nidbmpnb.
Die uNiGmVnp Dtspat1" bent 13. GAretbt /:
Die BON Capt. MolelY bon Stbbugb Sees
COMMANDO 9emaGtsn ~@efangsnen trafen am
RittruG Nbenb nit Der @sntralbabn unter
tufi6t bes 3teut. Mc@leuan tn 8iGmOnb
n. Inter ibnen bsfinbtn ftG Der 8rtSa6ss
General s. $. SlOugbtOn pom Der Fl. BRIG,
.alsD'e Dtpiicn. Der Capt. u. Barter BON
Omp, 6, 5. NSg. @aSauerie, Der Sele9r1.
ben. Operatear Sob. Melbrtent, Der SIfretA,
3arUn st. WarDener, ntr SClOat p. Draft
on 60. s 16. 0ermOnt unb Der ORDERLY beS
jeueral SlOneRtCa.
Der Wtanerl an Nr6ettern bat bic Super,
ttenpenten Der GtIenbabntn DtrdnlaBt, ben
,CnarsB UNI Nrbsitern ansu9eben, rslGe aus
en- Civil unt MilitGr9efGnenilen 9euuut>
ten perbem IUtleu. OisIt Nn9elegenbett Der
lent ernlttHe GetFa1trns, oa Der Grfol9 Der
Bafen tn ptsler S%s3tebung BON Der Sadtt9.
tit ber 8abnen abtdn9t.
NapOlepnS : RanDnen BON Soften &aliber
oerpsn itbt In JiGbmOnO dnsefertt9t. DteIel,
Ell Imp bon MteIlius, smit elmer tlstneren
8O6yung un6 nm ] grGeer nlS rte 9srGbn'
iGem 6 .YianSsr. Sic Gplen etne wirtI ame
Bnfe lein. Gins arSBt 3abl tptrO 9eesr'
Udrtig aus @lpdrm unp ben in ben sir8int,
den Arlenale 70 LANCE perrabrtrn f%ran3Sf-
den &dnOnen 9eDOfet.
Sad elmer Gorreponbena an ben SaSans
aab v9iepublican," el General 8arnlire Das
COMMANDO iiber bas Dspattement SIcs@aeI
tOltma unb. Georgia dternebnen uno Der
0lebolO erful6sn. SO q
SaDliGs 8ldtter entbalten Dtsle Nn3eigen
abtr Die Nusbsbuns Der @pnitribirten.
8l6tter bon @6arIeItUn unb Wtobile ntelDen:
Gin 3. lasen Fsben 8ludapef6ife Dor benz
Safsn. Das piroteni6tf pTlUrtba"
lief atts NlObile aus, tpdbrenO 9 8lOdaoes
1Aife BORT Iagen ; ss wurDe 10 @tunDsn
lam absr snblid ben 8nnOesOam
p1ern u Dem @elidte unD 3ertSrte lc8letA
etne ue.te gauFes : Brt93, Die 3eituneen
ent6altea ptste @OnlcrtpttOnss Nn3etsen.
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GanrtnerlanhIunarn.

d GrtmtnaISert6 SEPT 9ota,
tpeI6er in 0emeinl6uft NIT ietnsm 8ruber
peS @elpptetfdtIs BON Geo, &c Manses ans
setlaet mar. tpurpe frsigelpruGen. =
+ Charles MOl90n, oss Nnerifes duf Trs6,
&rpmer l&nlpt9 befanpen, tpurbe at elmer l8
mcaatlt&en ~@efan0ni6frafe unO elmer @eto-
bubs bon $50 Sernrtbttlt. ~ -.
Mon3o &t,f, Sthel6sn Tsr9ebtns l6ulbis
befunben, Wuroe au etrer @slpbuee BON 81
nebf Soften arp elmer 0efdngniBRrafe bon 6
@rnaien fir ben 1, Sal u.::,u eiaera@ elsbHee
bon $40 nsbR 8Ofen flr ben 2. 5au psrurs
tbeilt.
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SSmnerlid,er 3nffnnn in gcras

Gapettsotlls Nrfanias, IL. Mars
Gin tntelteeuttr @entlemnn aus Eeras gieti
cine tnferefante SdtIoernng BON Ger trnurIeen
Sage Der Nebelen In ienem Gtaate.
uniCnleute bel9tmpfen bic NebeCetz9iestes
rung pftn unb srcBe 9artbten ipanOern mad
Wertto aus #t Y
Gin Gebelsn, Olf5ter, Der NIT elmer @urlas
mentairFagae bterber fam, faAte, pfun bic
SADIE ebllGlase, bann tuiirben iic Ole Stebel.
trn) In WtaHe mad MerttC a%uswanoern trb
eine &epublit inter fran5SllHem g&use gritn-
BEN. 78
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9entIdDc Nriefe,
ttsl4s IN oer en0ItiGeH 2ite eutbaItcn ithb.
81 omeuIjHe

DomenGtfe.
Brrnner, Wrs. Maggare6e; 8enner, Wlt5
y; 8eder, @fib 2pntfe, s; Bud, N1rs, gm=
ma 3; 8arlin9er, MtB 9oaila; Gfsn, Mib
Satbnrtne; 6Clieia, @9ib 0tnrie N; !6sb,
N1rS, Ggrtitian; 6etm, @Qtb So6anne; 6ibs
OerD, Marte 81; &natsv, @liIabetb 6 /; Rauf.
mann, WrS. &rlrna ; VIummer, Nli6 Sutta ;
pater, NiB Wfarta SAGfer, Mrs. Wtret-
nta 1bornbnrg, aWlrS @hlabet9 GbCmas,
NltB gtatp s; Nassr, Iiib Qmeliu; Qpal'
ter, MhB CLARA Birmt, @arab; 8ouber.
Mrs so; 3iegenbstn, Wars Matb.
4, e55, SerrtnItfe. .eW 3r, 4
Nr&er, Geo SIS; 8ridman; 8ert, Chs .
9fis, @9riRton 8s0el, apam; 8lument6al''
. y; VtQHtdnn, WiGael; @abn & EleIAs
naana ; SrOre, s; Oaaurer, @6as s.; Maper.
Sol; Wtarr S; @attr. s 8; Mut6, SEQ 8;
Dante, 6 & &c.; DtfenDerfsr, Sno; Ore,
rel, geo; @l&subad, s 6; Gnfer & 6orn;
6aus, u % 6rOf So @; Saul, Gtepban ;
@lsr, Oabtp @Iud, SIR; @ueb & @amiaa;
5ane, SbaS; 5fpman, Gtctpr 6iner, SacCb;
SsYier, 9 81; &abn, Sacpb; Setter, Ola !:
&raft, 8 .; Brobf, ST. & So; 8ed5art, 9
=; JtefeSmanm, Snp; 9ts6l mnb &rueger ;
S&iutter,. SnO; Stli8er unO 6stub; Starm,
6rdnf Gett6ner, @m ; TaIermau, s; 0aas
lsr, YbtltPp; Wsbsr, Nis; BunOer, Doctor
@eU. W. , ~ 5- ssa 81
SotbGtenItHe.
GlaFper, @rc SO; @rum, St gEm S Dam
ner. Samnst q; 8inGt Or 6; 8ranf, Capt.
Scbn . gielSer, 3ronf !; SnuetmilG, 5enrp;
S4end, Nalpb s.; @tarf, NO6t. 9.
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Neuercs aus GGO Garnlima.
@esnabme eines SdboOners. Die Reser'G rpect
oea ton.

Oe.S ttcn.
5tItCm 6eabI g. g., II. Mar3.
Die ,8tsuStas" natm Dor eini9en 2aSen etne
Vrile spll9en bieIeHt 5afen unO SbarleftOn
pea. Gle a Elm amsrifaniiAer S4cOner
Namens reisbtnius" unO issslte nit brittlaen
Vapteren BON GlalIan rad @barlefcn, NIT
etaem gurratb perl4isbrner Baaren.
Ieber Die Neser.grpsOittcn S~etlautet Jtt9tf.
@uptata q. S. Scare, psl6sr AM @amltas
CrsIp. @Onntas1 in etuen. %pfisnsn 8OOte OOa
6~srnonDtna tam uno Die ITO Meilen, 10 gut
als pas 9ranspOrtidtff v8urnFOe", fur cine
tGalt&e 8trsatunS BON $500 3urGd(estf, be'
rtdtet, bae Ote forbissn Eruppen lt& BET Jet.
ner Mbrstle In Gernanptna b%efanesn. @abr=
16etult& 1Ulten lit Den ct. SObus Slnb htn.
aufmarl9tren unO tit Der Ii4tung BON Snte
@ttY lOl4e farbtse YeriOneu NIT lia ne9msa,
bic su 6auIt Uerblteben tparen. 8afsn nno
Nusraaans fur 5000 Maan Bate Die Grpss
bittCn ~mttaencmmen. #
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mUrO in essp 9aUsn.

New 6apen, Is. Nars. 9hOm. s.
Me@dfrep, Elm WtteIieO pes StaDtratbee,
tpuroe am Treita9 NbenO in etuem ibslberiiG-
tteten 6aule, vGamarep" Uoer uNeO 5Oule"
aenaant, nit stnem Mttier ssfcHsn nno farb
glt& Darauf. Dte SurY Sub Dtsisn MOrssa
6as @erDict, bab bic GOoestpunDe BON einent
In ben 5anDen bes s.. q. @Oot bsfinbli9sn
DOl&meNer 6srriibre uno etne sspide @lemen-
tine Semple 6et Der S9at bhlfretGe Sanb
~letltete.
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Nsrbaftmmaen.

Der ,Ncdptue Sentinel" ia WontsOmer9
Counts I&retbt: rDte BIER fatiOntrte YrO'
fOss@arCe Derbaltete In LETTER ISOLDE s. y.
Ben1On unb 3ptt tunse 9eute, Mumtns @lCpb
unD DOPE, Burger btele8 County, mnO bra@te
Ge mad benz 2a9er in YOplssSiue. Sb eeeen
bte(slbsn Mnfl0een purlteBen, irtItn mir nt6t.
Dos MtlttGr In Der 9lGbe BON @CUlesptue tat
alei3funs tn nsusFer 3stt g~srtafun0sn porr
9enpmmeR."
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gpradnae pom snpiana.

9nbianapUtts, 16. IlGr3. Nls
esRern N6enO 500 parOltrte, auf Dem @rge
nod @bteasO besrifsne @efaueene tn NiA'
mcnb, Snp., a%ufsebAlten wnrben, be,nOltrten
Is bic Office Oes NntttrisSsblatteS SefsrfUn.
Ster aneelan9t, bebrubten fte ben Sentinel"
tpurDen iebOG bonn MilitGr an tueittren Stu.
rnuaet ~perbtnbert. sa q
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0it aRahI in Ntw-eamplbire.

Ma&riGttn BON DUper, q. $. MAIDEN bas
&elultat Der @abt I'm 1. Gcn9reB Otfrttt
,petfelbalt. 6r. SosI gdfman, ber republts
fnntI&e GonbtDat trGet ibtr bic Ueretnt8ttn
repubttantIden unp Union oemOtrattIGen
Stimmtn ben SieS OapUa. NmtltHe Bert9te
.trernen bic Sahe entfhetben.
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mrrn in Wep 3asen.

New 6apem, 16. NGr8. E9Umus s.
Megofue, etn MitsIteb beS tiel9en Stabt,
rutbs, puroe 5rettde Nadt In stnsm iibslbe=
ra6tiaten 5ault bs8 nUrrSRlt9en S6etlss Der
'@toOt eraOGen. Sec. g. @COt wurbe BON
Der @UrCners SurY als ber -Stdter unb @le
menttue 9rmple ols Witl9nlotle be3et4nst.
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Mnfnnft. Ses Samplers @bampiOn.

? NepsgOtt II. Wlars. Ter Dampfer
.@bampiUn', tpeIcbsr am 8. bon Nspiatpal
abfutr, traf NIT etntgen DaRagieren mnp
ether Yiertel MtliCn In Cob Bier eth.
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" GrpIaaA Observation-Disclosures
@seIeufnaft con Baltimore

NCrbDet%&de BON Baltimore NIB 9CrCtte.
DitIe eseienhatt beEst Elm bebeuteMbes 9aar. @apttat, oetR-
bert @ebdrtbe unt Mabtlten inner unh gtsertaib hsr @tAbt,
stsen alen @erIat bur& Eeuer, 81 iolden Reten, pie triprhl
gertnnbrtnsenb fur bic 9putpaente fMo, uno ouAe tns btnret-
5ente @drGntte fur be gerf&erteR bteten-
GdSrifttide cSsr ~perI6nlide NrpItattonen Eer en- iotCrt be-
Ior,. ri ybOS+ Y. . 6d eleIon Ytahh,
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E@~ Na6 @urppa.-Otr 6ambmr>
ger Oampfer vSeutOnta" NITRO am Samifas
BON Nep 2)ort mad europa ab8eben. Dte
YOR fir DeutlGIunO l<sbt bier ont 6rettas
Na4mtttaS s u9r. sa- SEA-.
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br eiuiioe @sIsssnteit fir Die beutI6en
81 MiIttGr6
General Naentur Sffce /:

SO. 5O4 gDef 10te StraBe, 3pif9en @.-Strose unb 2OgiEaua
Npenue, 1Sofbin9tpn, =. q. ia
8riefi&e MnfraeeH inter or Aoreile: 3OuiS 8ulinaer:
psit Dor sp. 1l6, gDaibm9tcn. .. 6, perbeH prompt beant-
pprtet percen. --.- . '
Dte quite @ufnobme bss planes BON Gaa 6arbcr Gttp In Der
Nrntee anb ole iatte SftbnIi9uu9 bon WtuttdrS felt einisen
sRpnaten, AOppn aud i&UH mebrere nit tbren TamittU bIu-
sOscr, Inn Eb DEM gSe,nbau Sa pipmeu, nnb weiGs lber bic
Anfeeluus ibre eelite 3ufrtebsnb.tt aaslpIeten, manterr
mid tim 70 mehr nur, aIe beutlbeu NftIitdrS, ole mad etuer
i6ern nnabbdn9i9etl Sutunft tra6ten, Eur Satheutgun9 eins
aalaeen. QOut8 8HIItH9er,
@sneraIsasent Der WIOneeaer Sanoaut-
(Dts H. E.- -HeI ~ une tabt-@e(eal6a
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SA @ap6sr Bali
MNA rat.s4 uuo o.
lNlk MuslpieLMnQ eires NianOs.

am eaGfsn @ Dntas ben 23, nara, ptrb eth
s]eribUCass piang n 8lst e% $ al edt @6tseer. unN
Dls piano 1T TIM 2Otat tes 9ru. NRiett, Ode Treoertt unb
GaIperton 0Sob, ~ febeu.
Die BaItimpr Brab Banb TT fit ben &6etS etaaatrt rnb
&keInebmtrn einsn betern G6snb gu Strf&afien, wv
3 O1n Rtett 49,
Dt-NA Dan. 9%pftm0Ww,
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Wcut AM5ctgeu.
IS a q

Ter t. Enopp ldsn Sbnle.
Die prIfan9 Der 3DsIin8s Der s, s6~nappT@cn
2ebranft al bs8innl MCnta9, ben 50. Wldra unp bagert
8 Z sc. Ge 8rI suns Der olter1 un6 bic Aatnabrne neaer
S&Ilsr tubct IN Ger earauf fel9snbsn gDO6e fat. gabers8
IN etner ipdteren anseise. aeagaE $3.50 u Is. &na rp.
(mt-Wee( 193f1 ar4 "
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gS4sE @sasASgHa ESAa1 sx@A&aE 80
Wlhtig fit @inndncerer uub gietIenoe.
lGgEOarnis ton 2eit. GeiO II. GatEerGuaa
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AaEtja&Oges mas cpSDsG9tSet1eabn
nal alien Ghetsen be& MefeaS
1ra.. aSes
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70 9Dbeeliag ulb y oiunoGs.
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ausbis4estsi &!5srbstl. gGnstt'@1eitune Gabnaft Der SVs-
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stie GslMtats en- Der G~ptfsEapae ssa o. . rs
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ne GTigaruss 81 br G~atfegagGs bNn oS
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eiaasrtktts FAB
1abrpreiGe boa BailtMort nab -
Geo %fpas GsEdS ires.l 7A
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Mn,ei0en.
NOrfer Grtmina1seituns
a Nno 81
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ObuVtFTFiYkp OVUtNNts
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yfeu. OtleaEe, bon U. g row, iomte Der aeaefte Wcmau
Don 0egrae Sdnp' MntOniG, weIfer ertta tar baS
to 1et ifilhe Soutnat B arbeitCt uRo big itbt nod Mot In bsltz
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probeaumrnern Der 9eituna fpb beint llnters i6neten orats
81 baben. Die 9rdnts bes II. Slnpss btibet Elm pradtSoGer,
erofer Stablfi&, bs berhbmte 8ib: u gu. ID
) Der unterbrp6ene 6strat6accntratt,
non s q gen. l3oransSesabltn6e NbOnnenter fSnnsm bic.
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gangs. IN 80
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