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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-sEPT. ?
Before Commissioner OSBORN
TIE EKGLisH FORGERY CASE.

In the matter Of John MEME, otherwise known
a. JoLn Bo.gson 90 ale,.d fugitive f0r justice. .
In ID, esse the D.. Of which were published az me
time oil the arcs 81 ~. accused IN" examination was co
- r. Mrroory sY1caled fo tie Bih Cousu 1T IN. port,
q sries fdEsTds ai John .lcheol foT ihe accused
Edwin Isracs aud Thous Dulrhy for TIE Assignee n hank
rscy OF the accused and John r. Barley London Solicitor,
Represented the Epssh creditors. -,
NJ Fdwlsds objected TIE mater being heard before FIR
Couonc. o. born. claiming that he h,d no Jnstcuon Of
II fo the .uon Tat e?pol.Ir A. tm,a seiei eoIi
m.onff lad ever been li with the Clerk lie was aw'rc
le said that Ia Houof had been duly appointed ~ ii,ef ahn
Ia. Deputy Clerk Of the Court but creiu cxan ION 81
,hc rolf had failed discover any arPoninen, a. Comns
Tfs MINI. O. the District Court volume 49, were pro
decd showing that Juisc Belts had d-eg..sd 70 Mr. Osborn
tho sntborty 10 in Lac the one unae'
considcrailon. .
Mr. Ed~ nd, stu urged bis objeclion
ksrDury shcd ll the tnsf states steptcs sive 'he
very power Ia oppoucn, claimed Vas absent aad ,hs' n
Coina.oDor has fad power and authority to i''ae vi"
!futs IN exradfou ehsea +. =,
Tho stated that he always o. opinion That
Isof On Chsncsry Of the United States Circuit Court was
ocio Commits and had always acted on that opon
That such powers soscnt under mo statute nc ra
the order made By Jadss Bets, end row PRODUCED m
srbusy cited tr rl'es u tho Circuit set orih IA he
first vone Of Baichiords u. 5. Rep e37 showing tina
Masters IN Chsnccy have the power 70 ssue warrants IN
cases .af he under cosde tion. ana MI Comnis
tionsr Osborn decided TO proceed with the care ,
The examination promises to occupy considerlb'e ume
nearly al OF 70 day raing been erausiei In Objections ar
gunner aui cxcel.cD. kcter Sacke 81 the irl OF
barclay livingston rysn d, and tonei that ne SIG
M. arc to bis produced not those Of his tfm
~! Bailey, the London solicitor was also examined ana
i'd ned ese bills exchange being the disposed OF
the London boAsrs and D. them gwen to the "hnes 10
bfiug TO this country. -
qnc further examination was adjourned TO Monday at ~
o'clock m.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssrOES-SsPT 2s-Be'ore
judge MCCUsN. 80,
Tho fr;a, of Jacob Nonajse charged with having

committed rape AsIgare. Lyons was commenced 'li'
morning The prisoner, wno IL miideagei man, was a
landed by br Sandord Several witnesses were examined
but their testimony Is unf: for publication The s'eneh Oh
Msrxsre Lyons that she invesed INTO the rouse
aa Ibuch stree. by Young with whom she bad preyi
ousy visited theAcr and that in spite OF her opposoh p
nt,e he effected her ruin, and let the Place Inc
hen shu, her in sud In spite Of her resistance cohe
APE upon her Gnd kept her In the room Tor three
reaeninr to take her life II SIC wond attempt 70 Leave
The prisoners council In addressing the Jury "a ms bela
said several Witnesses who had been subpenhed ana whose
testimony wonld be important bed rot appceied =,
ur Stuart, the Assistant District Attorney rcleu' ne
due on The Nervousness and enormiy OF the crme wiH
which the prisoner was charged uni mantaieq, ~ a 80
orae .rnn lh,t the evidence declared that be was sy
The case was still on whom the Court adjourned
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LAW SNTELELCENCE.
SUPREME cOURT-sgPT 25-Befcre Justice ArLrg.
THE TwO-TiIRD ACT.

Francis W. Cooper art. stephen ram.
This vas an action brought Dy plaintiff to recover
IN rani ro.y signed by the defendant dated jay
ls E5e Tie defendant sctHp discharge lanod urdr f
40 thrd" act by judge Rnss- March 1893, M nar o.
p,sr iGs H. The plaintiff sed tt .cu-
iho defendant had been ds srset fom as dc5isr sHeh
diar7o aid affect dep OF the paiL o. y" was not
named as creditor an The schedule o he de naas upon
which rc discharge had been alued and had not rcceNed
any notice Of the opportunity The counsel for the deiene
d,l,,cd tt,t n al nis was rae yet the dschysc would
rate - the plsa.f -ht TO recover AMI - tne
rlsuia could sno" thet such omission was HAlaaenuy
Ifrdr.
be Court held ard the plaintiff. action wa dismissed
olcscnbos Grcentci, for plaintiff b. b. sawyer attoi'
ne for defendant.
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FIRE IN PAINT SToRE-OyE MAX DhYGEr'

ousiY BUIgSED-A lire broke ont 10 the basement 81
the pint store No. ie9 Chatham street; at TIE junction
% the New .Howery az ~ p. IN. on Friday The store
was occupied Dy Mr. ). W. Dodge IL appears that one
OF the ces an tic store. named Louis olos, aged
90 years native Of Germany, entered tie cellar with
amp filled with benzine and while there the lempe
ploded the flames communicating TO tho combnsuoe
materials scattered around. The unior nnato German
was aeyerey burr ed about the face and bands Before
the flames could be subdned damage 10 the amount oil
5000 was done The STOCK is insured for 600 III the
following companies; rev ORR fne ana 9lariie ms,
Co 81 O0J: and $500 each In the Jefferson, United
strtcs. Mechanics and Peoples Fiie I'm. Co.'S. IAe
building is ned by Mr. Dodge. aud Is not INJURED 10
any eytent IL j. insured ioi $500 ~ tle Io'cry IN
Co Fire Marshal Baker IS investigating the Origin %
the fire.
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former years. which it Is alleged Is upon tho rule Of
kissing goes by favor" At any rate instead OF hav
M the Rest show Of any county in the State it has had
tlis year. the ike Of which we hope TO
again For The sake OF It's reputation abroad let the
farmers Of Monmouth County determine refOr
nation and give us other word besideo temptDIe
TO use about her next Annual Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

Farewell EXERCISES TO THE ENGLISH CLER-
GYaEy--TheIe vii be meeting tomorrow evening in
tho Broadway Tabernacle Church, OF which the Rev.
Dr. Thompson is the pastor for the purpose OF extend
ing farewell couItesies to the delegation Of ministers
who recently came to this country charged with mea
sage Of sympathy from the ministers OF Great Britain
and France. The Rev. DIR. Mossie Of London, with
others will address the meeting. d.. Massie Is thor
oughy with The North in its struggle against the Slave
holding CoDlcdCracy
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fAdvertiscInentI
THO First. +

The First Premium. Silver Medal. was
,vrrd by The Arcrican Institute 70 Nine pEhoRrsT OF no
-oad yay for che best Corses st Embroidery. System
of Drefs Cang Braid md EuhsodeTy sitnps faclDs oi
lie Fsfhors End Ornnmon'ed Ds.F es.
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nsrrxcn-cra hrriKcsl

H. edBisP Bar1ria. from Hzrbarg ,fnd coUtd rpen--
Mers J. W. Bgann lady sud two Children Sta .suecker
I'm inne hrhm1nn lay and setsant r,e sci'' cdesky,
r.. Merer Alex. Soll, "A. Parco. De- lady u e., dse ana
.@rvns NI. Nina Edk.r and child, samuel Lob sdy
si.sr Alfred fcsFe, Mr. RowbotliaH, Z. q. leid: NE
slenlon and ldy, Mr. Dr8uck, Mne. spisr, H. Chamber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

was young man whose napcrs were found to be cor
rect but rIon examination By Mr.. Bunt. the fact
developed that he received support from hiS parentc,
instcrd Of suppsrtine :en, as be- claimed.
Tho "scapers" or substitute brokers, arc doing q
heavy business, nca,ly all tie men obtained coming
,rongh the hands one of them recently drew $1,000
in U.e pile while another drew s3.coO.
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Rocks Received.

Methods Of Study Natural History. by L. Asassiz limo.
M 3I9 Ticknor Fields.
Our Old Home Series Of English Sketches. Bv Eathaniel
Hawthorne i2no Pr. 800. 1icknor Fields:
Album for Postage aad other Stamps 4to pp 2o3 Apple
Peter Caradine; or the Mar.indale Pastoral BY Caroline
Chesebro'. l2,np pr. 333 Sheldon 20.
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1-;1cl.

.Nhse,rers " P. Banks, Kansas tU 81 SHIPS :, bI't
lev Nen.une John Brigat; baks Anna Aire A. ssa,.
b t. swan Anna Asile. George Downs schooneIs lar'y
,coa.t sur,eyl and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

The American Frcedmen's Friend Societ,
uin hold a meeting IN behalf Of the Freedmen and
relief fund for the colored soldier at Tho Methods
Church in DIidgc street. Brooklyn, tomorrow evening
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fhdvcrtisement1
VERONICA OUIyoUEFOLIA-The new Blot

prrGs. This Plant the most wonderful PHEiier Of te
Human Blood known d.. Ogd says, Twelve ounces .ip
ma blood Of adult pure an nfants Pnrc une1u
terd Esrac,, nl borlcs 81 lnrge bottles tcieapes So
Our ,i Roof Health" receipt Of stamps ScoTr
a Co No. :o5 Broadway, " Y.
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fiivcr,iscnpnt.I

Nine. DEMoREsT's now and improved 50
rnunina fitch SEWING. N,criSz awarded the Firt
Pruiill b. the American nstate. The improved Machine
viz with great Ispidity on ali kinds Oh material.
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Advertisement
GALA TfMEs TO-DAY AT BARypMs.-The

Got Il exhibited afternoon and evening and the splendid
drama Of Irundi" and the farce of Boots a. the swan
Rived for the a time. The Indians Moving Wax Figures,
&C. at al houI2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

OR theatrical readers will bear in mind that
sir Bandmann The Anglo elan tragedian, takes his
farewell benefit tonight Niblos and gives for the
ars, time his English rendering Of Hamlet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

ST. MARY's SCHOOL, HoDoKEN.--To- morrow
afternoon the ceremony OF laying the foundation stone
Of the new schoohouse attached to St. Marys Church
Hoboken wiD take place on the ground adjoining the
: church
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ReiOW,

slim No,ih American. Cutting, Liverpool, Aug. IL.
parx Lucy Ring. from Cow Boy, Z. Is.
Bark Linda from Port Royal. A.. r..
Bic relen from the West lndies. Also, one oa'H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

town. Az wirett's Point there are now eleven fnl
corncs Major Bel has charge Oh tne recruiting anu
..he ,,1cral business in and around New. York
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fAdyeriisenent.f

The First Premium, Silver Medal, was
,vrrd,d American nstute 10 Mne DRMolRsI Tor the
Jcst rex rs6 ATTACHMENT Tor SEWING nACnHss.
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ygcrtorausn
Riso.ser,. &c.

The steamships Columbia at Pier No ~ r. and Ieoll g
Cromwell at Pes No. ~ H. WI san to-day 'oF Ne"''''
q ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

THE IRISH BEIeADE.-Gen. Meagher has is.
sued call requesting the officers oil the Irish Brigade
TO meet him Monday evening, at the Whitney House
corner Tweih street and Broadway. The meeting
VIII be coniio d to them exclusively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

TIE RIOT CLAMs.-The Supervisors Com
mitee the Riot Claims pushing ahead with then
work with all possible dispatch. and have already
passed upon large number OF the bills which the Con
tTolcr has promptly paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

THB $2,OOO,OOO EXEMPTION LoAN.-Th
subscriptions to tnis loan now foot up sso7oco and IN
Huontial parties have promised more
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS.

lave ,nalyzed the IODINE WATER" prepared BY Dr.
Anders and ind it to b. solution Of pure Iodine IN water
/. Las long iesdersum prepare Iodine hat it can
be administered its unconbned state this preparation BY
Dr. Andcrs enables effect hat object Each fud ounce
OF the Water contains about half grain Of Iodine consider
valuable preparation and which will prove seviceap'
in al those CAGES where the OF Iodine isirdicaeG.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHKxisr
Ce ,i6eass from Prof. JANIS c. BOOTH, Uaiie1 Slate
Mint, Philadelphia.
Dr. HfzsRY AspERs: The sample Of IODINE WATER
SEED BY me find to te Iodine dissolved in pure WAX
Respectfully yours,
JAMES C. BOOTH
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IMMATURE lLyasAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snupisas j:5l sets.......... s;52 MoonPises. 600
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook SIT Cow islanl.. ,;22 Hell Gatc... 1903
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sUpERloR CoURT-sPEcIAL TEax-sarr. 2a-ge!or
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.

Dexter p. Burton agt. VIM. Brown.-Motion de
lied with costs, See opinion and pspers With Clerk at oIa
kp.
Mercus Beach ast Elias Thompson. Order granted
Nosssa H. siockcr at Joseph ". PMridso-case Se'ueo
Pspers with ClaTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday thus

nO1lCr3 ENcIIlEe aAU WUIry EIalrCT5 rHTIc!
The money market las been steady during the day With
rather speculation in ;od and cereals and hoieioe less
d,msni About the usual amount OF business was done and
adc The entire range usual. T-l0 q cont
tho lower for paper, payable IN NewYok by only
two houses.
New York exchange steady at former rates viz: pl buy
ine and pfem as the selling hsue. On collections the rste
is T. aii several the banks charge thai 70. small drafts The
demand from 81, Louis aud country Yondents has fen
oil somewhat. and the market IA gradually tending to greater
ease
The Cincinnati Ga-cse OF the same day remarks;
The offerings Of Government securities Hat end the
mfrhct hr.net We quote vouchers lia2 orders
gl and certificates sal - change remains steldy with
good demand par BUYING and ll0di p.em selling. Inc
following THE quotations Tor exchange and com:
Buyias sling. Buying. selling
Sew.YofA.".per prem. l3oson.......pa. prem
rhucelpIia.. par 4 p.em. Balt.Hore..... par Prea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

At the distribution of prizes by the American
Institute yesterday the first prize for pianos was
awarded to Mr. w. B. Bradbury OF this city. This is
the fourth prize which Mr. Bradbury has received dur
ing the present monththe other three being awarded
respectively by the Ohio New-York, and New-Jersey
State fair,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
sURROGATE's CoURT-srPT. 2s.
TUCKER.
WILLS PROVEN.
Last Wills of the following nj

LhbL Wills Oh iOlio"iHs h"hS"
been duly proved and admitted 20 probate; n chl
Clement C. Moore John NJ. BridsiTse', Jscob IL snpscs
Patrick o Reilly William Wade, An'lia Andrew Ma,i ~
cord Frances Van Houten, Joseph Cudhpp, John boyd "'
Nothing OF to public contained in any Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
CITY ITEMS.

SATuRDAy CONCERT The Central Park Com
nssione.s apaorDce that there win be music at the
Central Park On the Mall ts afternoon. 1T O'Clock,
by the Central Park Bard. under the leadership
Of H. b. DodwoIib IL the weather is fine. Tie follow
ing is the programme:
!. Central Park March. b. Dodworh
=.
a Ia peroric Frsslo De Mutt" .Kouskn.
4 Selection from Ma rsdicri eTdi
March On 10 No Franz Schubert.
OveIufe 10 JessoDdo spohr'
T. Section from " lie Profcta fieyerbee!
g. Wedding March from Euryanthe "....."....W Weber.
g.
Parcsroe aiGTini faera" Donizetti
H. SorgepDTee hen Waltz. strauss,
- Qu.ex March tsradcs Dismissal" .DowSDs.
National Pot Poarri
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LOlHy.
.LOIHZ. ,.....
I o ID N E W A T Z Re-,
SOLUTION OK PURE IODINE IN
PURE WATER.
IT ACTS UPON TIE
HEART.
LIVER. KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
GLANDULAR SYSTEM.
AND HAS GREAT CONTROL OVER
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS

dssolyes metallic merccry and all the marcurial com
pounds which can possibly occur in the living body
AS A TONIC,
It's operation evnced BY strengthening the dre,y. oru,p,
and increasing the appetite Ia Of Dyspepsia gacs
tion and Debility increased nutrition Of the beSy the
result Of the employment Of Iodine Water Tie patient re-
covers es strength and coir hitherto pae relaxed aud
feeble, he becomes full, strong, and ford
The unparalleled in private practice and the iaaoe
ment of
HIGH MEDICAL AUTHORITY
enables ls to recommend
IODINE WATER
as specific cure for the following diseases viz sIofala 70
all it, manifold forms Consumption, Cancer, Droncits,
Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases Rheumatism, Neraga,
Nervous Affections Female Weaknesses Dyspep-ia Syphilis,
sud ,iercural Diseases.
Fuli directions accompanying each bottle.
Pice 81 per bottle; 5 per half dozen. Sold ~ rrugests
or sent ~ Express on recep. Of price.
III computations free.
DR. H. aSDERS L Co..
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 1923 Groadssy. NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

COLUMBIA COLLEeg.-lt Will be seon by the
advertisement tha, tits College, viii resume IFS studies
ON lIonday the 5tb of October.
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HENRY a. UAhh DE- / 0ecfetaly'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

WASHINGTON Sept. -, 1863
SIM Your letter Of tho 18th has been received In
ply have the honor state that duplicates OF policies ard
newals where the originals have been lost held by mort
aseo, assignoe subject to the stamp duty
original policies. Very respecfu.ly,
f. MCPHERSON Acting Commissioner.
10 EyRy A. OAKLEY Secretary Howard Insurance Compa
ny kew-York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

Annexed is decision Of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue in relation to the necessity Of stamps
on duplicate policies and renewals ofinsurance
OFFICE OF rna HOWARD INSURANCE. CoapAsY}
Sept IS. 1863. )
Hon. JOSEPH J. LEWIS CommisSiorer Of Internal RercHu
srR Il is the Gus on an ong Fire Insurance Companies to
Issue Duplicates Of policies and rerewa whesete origin
have been lost he'd By mortgages or asgees VIM
Won please 70 inform rs whether duplicates require the
some stamps the original policies renewals have, and
oblisc Your obedient servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF COMsnTTEE Attic
meeting Of this Committee yesterday there was great
rush of applicants for exemption, every one Of whom
was furnished with substitute. Among the anDIcnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
FaEEpMAy's RELIEF AssoCrArION.--Th Rev

L. ID. Barrows, d. d., OF Boston sailed yesterday ID the
steamer Fulton to Port Royal as Superintendent Oh III
sruction in the Department Of the South for the d
tonal Freedman's Relief Association lie taxes win
him Miss Mary Kennedy as teacher, and others VIII
follow as the season will admit. The same asso
citation Mrs. Johanna Haniy and her daughter TO
Roanoke Island in the steamer Lancer that sailed last
Inesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

The HOWARD MIssION.-Mr. Van Meter has
roopened his Mission and welcomed back 3O5 OF BIS
scattered flock From the garres and cellars OF vile
ness, filth crime ana degradation the "Ett.e ones "
are gathered together and transferred to comfortable
homes in the Great Wcse; good work which cannot
be too highly commended 10 the support OF tho beneyo'
lent public.
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Fast HAMPTON, I, L.}
G~ Nv 10. lsSJ.

May to I0'9' ,
c-.. The Package Of Iodine
Or II. Aypxn, & co.-esSrs, 49,, If ,ls rtyol valve
water came all I'sn cha Iodine Water grating soa'
Of The heart oe'0'' that it could be heardwH'
on ors is s with my e'srs''' '''''He@ NO" '-'
,os md is not 10 be heard
Yons truly, cropcr 7, LESTER
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19
Unm Der Yotnmac Mrmee.

9huptquartter Der YutUmacs
u T zee, l8. WuBu(t. Gin fortt9er Eromr>
Ter bon SEES Nrmsr, DER get,rn gu uns oeier.
tirte, bertntet baB It6 am Wt0r9en jsuss ga
ses Sees Nrmse, nit Nuenobme pUn 9ta's
@orps duf Der 8reOsrtdSburssr Strnbs tn
WasI& sssbt babe. Nu@ bstdtt9t er ote ums
laufenOen @srIGte iber bic Generalization
Der Nt9tmenter aus Ncro Garoltua, 3snnedee
uno alabama. OteGe 9ldG i&iea .uer0eu
our6 unlere etaenen &unOIHafer tetdttgt.
I'm ltbten Samltds Glhiensn Dte NsbeQen Ia
9rUBsr StGrte auf Gem GiOli&rn ufer css
NappabouuOd oberbaIb 5aImOutb /; na@ etnsr
auoern No& tAt lousn lt iCsnr l&on In Der
6retas No&t BET 5reOeridsba,g ubtrasIsst
ietn. W1on bait otsIe BeWe9unses9es's nur fur
DemonRrottonen. oarouf berednet, uuS 0srn
Atieneen rs,terer 8eitdrtangen noe Char
Teton abjubalten, { Grfte ft6 a6er II.
rRn.) @suerdl 0ampb cps pelAer ole Dos
tcmdc Nfmts prOStiOrti@ commanOtrt, it euf
ale G6ue rOrbereitet.
NQes rutta tn eer Gront ! tlnIre @a4a0e>
rte utrrmt seIessntlj6 feline 6aufen Rsbslen
bet GolmUnf0 Cd + Stofo D @purt 5Oule. rps
flo Dte 8tbe0en, &apousrte fUrtp1brsnD bsrs
utatretbt, esfanaen. Nuf rislsr Sstte p,s
&oppabannrd tefnSet f6 Der 6ttne Ia nur
aertnasr Std,ft. bob BAT Osrlelbe cine Ntt
Wtdstlipis bon unitsD Ssotss 6orO bic Nqa'a
Greet oufgetsUt. tts uniers S'rsifcorpe oter
Dnr9aus utht aenirs. SAT- ole W~sfanasnen,
wel0e e'nasbraGt weroen, pirl6en Den Ereu-
etO 3u lsiltru. Ste flap PEG 3,tsgss mdOs
uaD entmutbiat. 0is Stimmung tn Qte'6
Nrmes, ia8en IT,, fl stae lshr ntecer8eidta=
9ene uua psrDe ne6 permetrt tur8 Dan Nepsct
Ger Gines Dor @barlsltOu (; pts G%nibsbrunasr,
ptl4e Die 8sbtllsn 3u ert'oSen botsn, ilno
bait uno fe lsbsn nit gslorsniB osm 6etblt
snteeeen. DAP ess's 2rmes bepsutsnD per-
Rd ct woroetl 1T ertelt BUREAUS ntdt oIa
Den stnse3osensn -Gituutt8uuoep, MOietY's
8uiAfleppsr, pslfe spilAtn Dalttn8tOn aa0
Der @rmse tjr Oeisu trtsbsn, fno pom uuiertE
@aualsrie pertagt pcroen, - far Dte ldnee,
Utrp pte 3utunf; Iebrsn. Die innsrbaIb uEe
Iersr 2inten rsrbafttteu Surssr muien Dtp
Ereust7 lhESrsn ; I'M B~fieaunsefal psrDsn
Fe na9 8aibtnstOn lpeotrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19

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