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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

I'm HBB 4 BRvy SCI d q =, -
oaAsL q; s ;; g ~ 500.
wHoLgsALs And hkf Al. DsALERs IN
p CHINA q ASs AND R.R&H1N kARS,
Fin. Cutlery, O'aled are, Roll 2.stl 9O01s Ice
Ii ensfs, Block Tie ttoois. rim Ohx nhsr sels.
JapsDpsd Va tors. Wafer Golfers 1taeriAl
End & Lar lsnrs Goa Oil La1Gs, Lam b.
term, st1ns Ware, 10 to, 10.
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City and
6soTk Iovn free IL charge
5Ol LOAD =, Eoss HslU Seventh at
my Hscly Nash.as.sn:
IMPORTANT TO Suffers
BUfL1ns VIII SINp rE 90.
II. A. DOWNING 3 CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAM
40 81 MOST VALUABLE AkTJOL1 nc
T1lIR TRADE.
II sells vssy rsstdly, End u the noss ssoAontsa
,rtsa'A daft he oflesfs msGs. tits prsDAfoe
o oss nialts, md makes most dsnesoas soapss
;;Aowds1. 70 = highly rsosnnssAsA - Arm
7a1sooas. he Vro1ts are Ia1Es.
q. 4. DOWNING / CO..
0aAa6Ass1ssrs Of OonSentfatod 1ooA.
No. III last 18th IT,, New York.
e eale - BARBOUR / B1AM1D, Sole Aessts.
s. LosidaAA AvsnHs.
~a&h WasAiDg ton, y. D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

session for the purpose Of withdrawing from the
the n s he M the
in CIRCULATION viii have been reduced to a not exceed
ssce thai 20 rer is Of notes soud ,abe ace and
that the of tie credit OF should be
strioted to the other modes provided by Congress
W. the sale of bond a7d the issue OF certificates bearing
interest," the price supplies purchased within
limits. TIL law ds, authorizes the issue by
tho Treasury ct The extent two-tnds Of
the amount received Tn 1e is FrovisioDs The estimate
amount funded the ia is shown to be $500
&C., and if ds OF This be re-issued, eha
have addition tf eco to our circulation beev
The addition Ct this ia &c sum the volume OF the
rency would be attended by dsaarocs ELECTS, and nld
produce the SPEEDY Of the evils from which tic
ur ding Law has rescued the country II arms
crowned with tie we have 20 much reason
hope We may we'll expect That this cannot be pro
onged berora tho current ye"r snd nothing would
much rttard lie benefcent Influence CT Gil TIE
Of currency rot in cola. our vas: re-
the circniaon res5"ced TO its present volume
woad BIO easily manageable and by gradua! absorption in
payn cut Of F5c dues. would give place the precious
tbs Only basis Of aeuencv adapted to coHmerce
know OF 70 1aode ct providing Tor tie pub wants which
a.pd entail 90 great ga fresh issu9 OF IFeesu
Of abnon ez daina airy Increase those in sir
Gotrs Is,e been appcuted and desHatchedto TRAITS
Mis isspIi stats, aud Tie necessary mea2ures taken for
h. execution Il the laws, crEct to oh7i&o delays IL
administering he Treasury and other Executive Depart
nents h2re 1utes; hYt sufficient lime not elapsed
TO Ascertain the fcs1ts.
In lo alien 10 thu m s. important al SUI jects the
tins, tie tf!ce1cy OF es in the fed II Il
<rasf ing you that the discipline AID instruction
., iie E"i "s't he ~, - 500 -. s a. or
go, a. u "a 1In Il" 800. ~ snbiot orJ
so''eS ~ ii7 i7s '' - ict ~ - go. h
~ t.e 800 10 az Z I1,< 70 e e. Ky = w -
ieteA " We W. 49,. 'ia1"t so LnaS ' W "a 1 ~
i'&e =" - te'iIfS e tCt-le@fu ti'e Su I'D ~ U S
';4DS cc,Lts5En' ; . ..- = -. ,as orr - :;
b. cd they lie N.l@aDe III afiding local protection
"ouI II q !Fln "DETAILS tc'a 1Gonts from scf5 @tce
A3U lie datici. contained in The reDor OF
tte stoiotsty g Ta? ytn at'e.lcn Is fFectay Tsd 20
np;8 - "nc1 zen i F'28'Seo q ne i moving
So :''s, w. = 70 49,, . r... :. -, -
me tenure q hoa II ne ieefai chcefS ID TIE P'o-
VII ii" hliny 90 proper t.sciilaoh III lie CT inLeo-
"a Iion at>tDe da7le1t grades.
ite ptoViIon riquned IN aid OF Invalid cttceE' VIII"
adVe tnsd III ssq"err7 Il WoGnGs Oh sickness a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

bining and applying every available element OF power
for the defence and preservation q cur Hoe1S ne
President sees and knows and says this and yet he has
never avered nor talterei 10 his nj !eDcc in al
tmae success, and now his hopes of early Teace are
expressed 10 terms which, Ginning from him, we'll
calculated to reassure the mos. despondent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

5a Mneey's Eat alion con:i3ted Of tee following bat
toI les Esac Field a,t;!ery, commanded by LIEUT. Mar
IL, Killers Eattery. Capt. Miller commanding. Bradorl's
Battery, Capt BfaGfn!d csnRancing, kon gomery True
RluIs Capt Zee c"aITaa rIiEg.
Mi Head Bate lion consists CT tie following bat err
ias which assigned 20 Eanaoaa Brigade during the
iSEA ed 2Gti..
5larsh2l!e Bate 60. Aarsha commanding Boaut's
Battery. CGnt,-tt i. cox !nand:pg.
Garyla 8na:.l" sd Lees Batteries only at acbed
to Lr:gade 90 til" morning OF tbs goth, and:d by
I.i2t.t. - i'.a>cA.
HorR respectfully.
8. H. GEE,
3. A. & IN, Gtnl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
fROH DALTON.

n, DALTON, Hay Oh, IstI.
Tha enemy here have been almost at stand still day
They are repairing boats and Rail Roads as they ad,nncc
and have chain Of pcke's which render possible
learn ia going rsids of the enemy picke,s. n
were ! mites from 1unnsl House at O'CLOCK.
Gen. John tor has Issued order granting pardon
eli persons under arEezE except those for pudeilg s
offering.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

We Gnd tie fo'Iowirg in he Salisbury Watchma'
of the 22i. I: s uDkird, but, fear, true fer The
editor of tie Fafom0n wcnld we believe be unwilling
to state positively thing of hs kind uDless it were
We authorized by Mr. Holden % ssy that Governor
Vance done him marked il Justice in lis notice Of what-
took piece at the time Of tire mob N Raleigh
Daily Progress
Very likely Vsnce told hut falf the story. How about
Holden diving unjer Inc Cover .ors led that night After
Vance bad ret0r"eJ from quoting the soldiers ard
comfortably seate a. his home Mr. Holden still remaining
at his housE to, on Cor 10 drink his cuor
tod that brass tand quietly drew Up uoder the Coz
ernoEs window to EeTcpada bin sd before kneV
Of their pyescace rcGe loose with tremendous crash Of
big brass Lorn music. 1ns ridden cstor,:nce CT the
solemn hours Of midnight than hr. Holden cOQd
bear. lie thoDght thePhiiEtines after him. end
with bound, casred the Governor in hs afms with the
exclaHator-tFr Gods sake Cover nor, ard then hGsti-
~ diped under tie Governors bed. nr there e main
ed until the Governor went out to hat the state
of things Ont Of door,. Find it al right Gt er making
his thanks 10 tie taLd in otter speech be returned to
find Mr. Holden ssh nr1r tie Bad &c, &. We IN
giss tie EoPerrora Hing It's lshOo story, tHat Er.
Holden shall have Icem TO complain Of uias';c7.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
FIRE IN MACON.

EAC0N, Ga May oh, IS04.
disastrous fire occurred az Macon to-day. Il burt
two large Cotton Warehouses; s-verAl other buildings, and
seven thousand bales OF cotton hundred and ninety
Of which belonged to the government,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC
EttPort8 OF ths Prtss Asroctutlola,

Entered according the Act of Copprogc in tho ,e
1853 by j. s. THRAsHBR, the Clerk office Of th, III
tric Court OF the Confederate tates for tie EoTba
District OF Georgis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

AHosasr some recent appointments made By King
AsRAHAn the First, NC find the names of SAMUEL. @.
SzoLEs, JoHS Il. FRENCH, and JAMES L. R1DcELY
to be Direct Tax Commissioners for North Carolina
From present appearances there s Lot much danger OF
the above gentlemen being bothered to any Tery con-
siderable extent in the way OF making collections i'm
North Carolina. Gen. HorE is attending to that mat
se, quite satisfactorily.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

The prop; tor Of tie Salisbury Ho'thnlan proposes
to COMMERCE the publication Ct daily paper at that
point as soonae it ga have asceriaircd that the
enterprise has fr;eIds enough to ensure lis saccea
new daily. the ''t4rolina Tines" made lis apEear
anca in Charlotte Oh Monday the 81 inst It is q very
realty printed shf e. deb Sd associaob Of gen
temen in Charlotte, wlo have purchased prees, types,
etc and made arrangements with Mr.. F. e B,I1ToE
TO take charge editor an1 superintendent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

The telegram from Richmond sss nigh. very nnr
IN the streets yesterday afternoon stating that Gene
raj LIE. had been engaged all day with GRANT and that nc
nsd successful in repusng GRANT with heavy loss
We have reason to believe these reports are
We shall probably receive the press dpaeneS tns lore
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
RBCAPITULAfIoF.
HmpnYs


Officers. Enlisted Zen.
Killed. ........-.-'' -
Wounded ..........'
RECT tCLrkagAv's BErGADE) TEMPORARILY AT
TLCHsD TO RANsoAs BRIGADE
Corpeng AKicd-P1gae R 411yio st Ca ,oar
Spencer. Psvates Danial Evans Joseph Hood Jtshna
'1 Cdo ana ve p1-KiedD-Ptvao Geo Groves
Wonrd o--Psvaes Joseph Gerris, VIM Gregoty' DE- nap;
say BATHS EaaDotson Walhel John Ethridse, John
Com1any C-KiIed-|'crpl " J Baker
Wen. ded--orivates Y Sa~yeT, Tolzton AID ) l.
Company D--KiIled-Pri7ate Patterson
Wounded-Iie 4 G -esory and ID " Wesye: P1i"a'es
Da'uap, a Hunt Pinsney cozart " Brlnkiey aIo
Compsn5 E-KH!ei-E.isut D Patterson, Private Jno
Wourfsd-Eient Jas hicKethaa, Private Ias 7 Baird,
Harry Canaay JDo knight Peter III lillian, e so'Eis'
Compgny F-Worrdp II iaut L ] Thornton. PEivates
Davis j Coaan, J ski per, Harris, Wilson. }
Eoeers.~
Company -E}lsI-Jieus S Langley, ser8t j J Tup-
VI u1ded-sergt Keel Ptvales R Brown; re Gran
= Moore ord hhen T,Eon
Germany n Kiedst sT;t t ,r9 Pj:etss
g:E.. F J Pattera.I. j Blrri7ser. ,.. ~, ?,
Wounded c 'p Jas forE, Frivates Il Il A;m?r, D
4 + ia tey, Gulfo:d Haley. kiossenhe:mfTs Il
Auron, Hattias It. J kccre, j: PaGe, J Roe j
Sill. d Sid 81 I Watts Alex F1trftch II aaieh:sf
Company 1.-wcan1ed-ls: scrgt w Harris, Corpls 3
SIG, ForGes (!larp, Tic5ls, Fares Fa0s,, jos
u 'er &pd josiah Younger.
T"csded-1 u. 2 2. Miller, Corri CoIey, Privases
IGEs gpT 81 Jno isa a. 52"P Roifs s os
Celgia BlfnaD, Nnl kiser. Abs EioTzar, n Plum
H'Sr, JOIN Bfn"r, ] eEears, WAX
kEcAeITCtArI@s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
TIE YANKEE FLEET IN JAuLs nivgg.

IIUHhOND day C5l, 1854.
Ihe Meet 10 james river came yeateTLay TO Ba m a
Hnsdi eds above City Point, Snd landed Iegiaeg
The enerys force IL estimated at about line III n 9
believed their plan is to attempt cus the tarus
between Richmond and Petersburg, move agai9st Ft
DrewIy. "
The enemy on the Peninsula are reported adveacige.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

Col. SrErsEN ELICIT, for months pact i'll COB,
mand OF Fort SUMTER has been relieved from That pest
ard takes command Of The Holccmbe Legion.
Captain J. c. MneHElL, sen o! Jops MITCHELL,
will teke command of the fort,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
BICHMoHD, MAJ GA. 1874

RICHMOND, Nag Ga, I8ts
AUG hghtipg between Cons. Lee G daE Uaa re- MOI
Iaa oILng several kilograms have been received gb
represent the Jews from the front otasFiny ASn1t
thou ann prisoners ". re aptuted yesterday.
no trains The York River kaiiroat --tu-ro1 ?, .
morning alter proceeding TO Meadow i ssio, in ron.r
ounce OF lbs rol0gt that cur troops had fien bsc
Yankees haFipg crossed the yhicsah9nIav e,I,r -
BOt1ouIs bridge. ''
Tho steamer schu!'z with Yarkco prisoner, - e.,
F . wa tarh "a PACE BY the enemy this m2ruiDg
up Jetn3 river to-day Q1te lafga l.rg9 fercc .,na
u G n oasn sae OF me I7er opposite City Point
affairs. - I'' Wv" - IT, ~'P''' 90
One Yankee gunb0at on James rger was bio IN Gp ts
afternoon, " u ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
Z He'd and Wounded

C9lGe1ced staemcn! cf casualties in The Brsa lie and
The aJtieFy attached 10 the command unGsr Iieu Col
81 zach, Petersburg, Va.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

Company w ounded--Wm Davis, T K CoFnfell, Samuel
Green Fl Harwe, P Hhibeck, w IL Price and Il I'll Hall
Company Il ounded- goha striien ? Losfat0an, W
kutea.
RECAPITULA1IoF
Officers. Enlisted Zen.
Killed. ..........-.. a
Wounded ...........
Sl-N6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
THREATENED RAID on TIE YIRGin4A .irl.


WORKS
LYHCHBURG, Va, HayS'h 1864
The VrgGien has Inflammation that AVa.ilI aag coro
raed eight thousand cavalry and Infantry al K,1agrr
Works III Washington county. " 80"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

considerable 5n8agen3s5 occurred aho6t tw snty M .
"oi"" mere htar Parkefa Store, Spottsyvana ccunIy
On me flank read, between part of GEN 1--we corr
Gna the min corps Of Yankee infantry, includink size
rf&uaEsc The engagement lasted from y ocl c! al
nght. OuF troops repused tho eneray most hands lp,
capturing nine hundred and eighty che pfvaea and
coInnilsSloned otacers, who We arrived here
Gen. - M Jones', and Col. WarreD, of the 10Th Va,
ieA', were Hl'itd and Gen. Stafford mortay wounded
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

LON NORTHERN VIRGINIA PART or GFN
EWElH6 CORPS FNGAGED-THE YANKEES m,
PuLsAD~-CAPlURE OF / OIL YANKEES, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

HEADQUARTERS ARMY CT Noh7aERN VIRGtNrA,
h. ,o,, Bay 5th leG4,
! ne enemy has crossed the Hapidep Eiy's aad d.
nanha Fofds t"O corps Of tris lI1y NOV 60 orvna
him Gen Ewei by the old tuTDph, and Cen Hill b, ts
plaLk road hey arrived this ming close prox NIT @
ne sc my g lire or march. strong attack wa. m ~. GA
Gen Ewe Tho repused it. capturing many prisoners ar
io6f pieces OF artillery. Theenemy Subsequently nnr
trated upon Gen. Hull, who, with Beth ami Wilox's dy
saults. N ~0"t@'~.' a.
large force of csvn2 and artillery on cur rgh. u,
was driven back by Rossera brigade.
BY the BLESSINGS of Coo w0 maintained chr oo.i.;
against tyery effort until Right when tie confess elm,
haTe TO noun the losa Of napy Vc tlice = anG
1 me Raia"t Gen j. ID Jones killed, and Brig
peh. STAFFORD feaT, was NOR ally wounded wLis 2d,
bis com'Oa1d with conspicuous valor.
-(bigaeG) U LEE CoD.roi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

MEs,Ps. TrITcH AAD rRICE :-Eeiow is list Of susl
ties in b. ig. GeE. ri W. spsoms Brigade il the
engagements aid in riymIrh h, NJ G.. the 1871
ard 12'h of Ayr j, ara:
Very Respectfully
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

F1GHTlaG REcUSED BETWEEN LEE AND GRAFT
H PORTED ADVANCE OF rHE"YAyKEE, ~ -
TIE tAlGKAH0aINY-YAAKR GUEHOAT Blow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
THE Fight IN NORTHERN VIRG,NIA--DI3PATea
FROM GEN. LEE.

UI,n
LEE Ioio"!ng dispatch was rec. .ved this mnrr,n:
hEADoUAkTeR5 ARMY CT NoKTHERN VIRGINIA,
Adnr IAnA
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belt Iieb. st erEldrte ferner, o0B @iempri,
fpenn es AUDI ~pfienen An9riffen 9esen ben 8apft
entlage, bod ben Reteg I'M @ebeimen fprtfibren
tperoe.
9ie eeoa9te Convention betra6tet er lebigz
lib als. cine @arantie Der &epclutipr, wel6e
BON Biemont 81 Siege 9ebradt perben lOle
unD p~rOteitirt se9en ieoe 8ei4rdnfun9 Der pdpit@
lihen Gelpalt.
8aiiel, 4. Ottbr. t0eute &Ormittag UNI
10 ubr iunp Die erlte 6fentli6e Situng Der
nab oreimunatIi&er 8ertagulg wteper sulanls
men9etretenen Stdnoe>G Ser iammlun5 itatt. Brd@
lbent Nebeltbau e%r6fnete bieielbe nit eirert
tursen 3iidbIide auf bic i6leSmig bOliteiriibe
In9ele9enbeit, oeren enbli6em Nbl6lul1e 9an5
9euti6lanO nit hanger Grtpartang ent9egens
lebe. gu ben 8prfcmmnillen i'm engeren Wa'
terldnoe ibereebeno, erblidte Der &eoner mob
fem ein3iseS 3ei6en, wel6e8 baranf b%inbeute.
bab es Der 8e9ierun9 ernftli9 nm cine Serltdn>
bisung nit Der Qanoespertretln9 ST. tbun lei.
0ie TrisrenS.G Onferens.
Srdntfurt a.W., A. DIT. Sie ySrantf
YpltamtS 3t9." brin9t ein Sele9rar,r1 aus Wien
oeS seSnbaltes, oaB Die bdnii6en 8eoplmd4tigs
ten BON ibrer 3esierung beitimmte Snitrlftips
men erbalten baben uno fte mOrger in Der Sits
ing Der GUnTeren5 mittbeilen percen. 0ieielz
ben lpLen 10 na99iebt9 fem, oab Die 6Offnung
auf einen b~aIptsen Gbi6Iub oes 5rieoens se=
re6tferti9t lit,
5faIicn.
&pm, /. DIT. Ser 9upit bat IN 8etrudt
De8 Grnltes Der ee9erpdrti9em Sage Der 9i1sf
6ffentli6e Gebete unb td9li6e Brp5eiiipnen an
g%erronet.
9ie am %. Sept. perbafteten 8erlpnen linr
in 6reibeit 9eiebt pproen.
NeapeL, 80. Sept. Die ppr Elm paal
Sasen ansetInbigte @eriammlung BON Siberia.
len aIIer S6attirun9en bat itatt9efunben uni
lit ppatpmmen rubig perlaufen. Sic gOnpen=
ttpn parp 9ebilli9t uno Die Grfldrung abgege.
ben, oab @Om Die 6auptitaot bes &6nigrei6s
Stalien ullo oaB @enetien fret iein mife. Dem
&6ni9e paro Der Sanf Der @eriammlung pptirt,
einltimmtq cine Subicription fit bic Opfer pes
Suriner llnruben beldlo6en uno Die gla6ri6t
oaB Oeltrei6 gesen bic Convention p%rOteitir
babe uno Der &rieg wabri6einli6 iei, nit 9rc.
bem 8eifaI aufgenommen.
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Die Rebenrn in 8anIas.

Simultaneously, 10. Oft. Sem
@ea. Curtis pire aus Sort Scott unterm 10.
bs. semeloet, baB Oa8 StdOt6en 2amur BON
ben GueriIas sdnsli6 niecersebrannt purOe, 10
oaB niGt Elm 9aus fteben blieb. 2amar liest 46
Mellen BON bier.
9ie 8eoDlterung bon &aniaS lit iber pas
@ororingen Der &ebellen unter 9rice I'M bod
item Grao b%eitr3t. @puperneur EbOs. Garnep
bat Our6 4Srpflamatien bic 8ep6lterung 5tt
2anoe8pertbeibigun9 aufgerufem unO ben Sen.
Wtuipr 9eibier sum Gpmmanoanten Der Sanias=
Wilisen ernannt.
81. 2ouis, 10. DIT. 9rice's 9auptquar'
tier foil fi6 in 2erinetOn beinben. Gen. Gur~
tS trieb bic 8ebelen aus %Snoepenoence an
Spnntas &c. Sttober), unO ieine @Orbu'
ltanb nab ben lesten Na6ri6ten Is Wtetlen
bie1ieits.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-20
Die asabI in s,euniplpaniem.

8btlabeIpbia, 10. Oft. Sine 9epeide
aus harrisburg ia9t, CAP Die DffiSielen @abl>
8eri9te ppn SO Counties einen bemptratii6en
@etpinn Don 1922 Stimmen seigen uno Elm
reeublitaniI6er @elpinn ppn 1919 Stimmen
int Ser9leib gu Der @ouperneur8@8dbl pnn
1868 su erieben lei.
Sc bleibt na6 pffi5ie4en 8erednunsen cine
Unions Ntaiprit6t BON 1852 Simmer i'm
9anSen State, pOSu nod Die 8eri6te BON 7
Counties tcmmen. 2sbanpn gpuntp 9ibt TIC
uniOn@M aipritdt. Sutton So. sibt cine benz.
NaiOritdt BON 29O Stimmen. Ser IS. 9iitr.,
BRADFORD Co., erwdbIt 9. Mercer (&ep.) nit
400 Wtui. Sm 19. 9iitrift Cameron Co.
tpurbe ebOfelp (Hep.) nit 70 st. 0lai. 9ez
pdblt.
Ser IA. 9iitritt (5npcer Co. gibt cine
Unions Waipritdt BON 165 st.
Sarrisbur9, 18. Dit. 9ie pffi3ielen
@ablberidte ppn 98ppming, Sort unb Qoams
linO nod ni6t etngetrpfen. Gs perben feline
8eridte pbne bic SplbatenSS tinmen bierberaez
ihidt.
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Die SnnoGou miGOuri,s.

ST. 2Oui8, 10. DIT. Glasgow, 9Owuro
60, tpuroe am lebten Samitag our3 cine itarfe
3ebelenabtbeiIuns unter Sen. Glarf erpbert.
9ert purOe burdy 6 Gcmpagnien oeS 43. Wp.
&egts. inter Gpl. 9arbing flint Smnpen lang
pertbeioist, muste jeOOd Der llebermadt iberz
9eben merben. Ser 6eino batte A Geldlbe.
Ser 9ampfer @elipinb, pelder nabe benz
StdOtden %anterte, muroe ~perienft uno Die
StaOtballe neblt alloern 6ffeutliden gebduoen
~perbrannt. &iO9elp in 9latte 60. puroe an,
Samitas Our6 @uerilIas a~usgeplinoert. &m
lebten Sreitag tpuroen in Set. Soiepb unb SAM
fu8 Gitp ale @eiddfte eingeiteut. 2eapenwOrtb
lit befeltiet.
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Mus &apn,lua.

New YOrt, 10. OFT. Der 9ampfer 60
lMmbia 1T nit 9aten pom Is. bier eingetrOf
fen. Ser 9ampfer SlOriba mar in San Na5airt
nit 100000 ST. fir Die irans. &e9ieruns aus
Wtericp dn9etpmmen.
9as selbe 6ieber 1T IN GalpeitOn au3sebrps
den. Mm 1. DIT. geIang es 2 8lptaOebre6ern
in bielen !9afen %einSulaufen.
Man lit in l6aranna NOD i'm untlaren ibel
bas S6idial ceS &panOte; eS mrrbe wieoerbolt
betdtist, DAP er psn ieinen Buiasicren setuper
ipproen iei.
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Str1be 9elai1en utb iplroe beSbalb unt S. inb
Soften geltraft. 9bp8. @ilipn fctroe ebenfulS
um S. 9eitratt, peil ct su i6neIl car3 Die
StraBen gefabren mar.
8erb1ftnng zines WarooeurS.
= S. g. 8aripn purce bel Ulpnrpoia, Sire,
berid Gpuntp, ~seiansen unO bierber gebradt.
Gr 1T elm betannter !9erumltrei6er uno eS lie.
gen mebrere 8la9en ge9en ibn pUr, barunter
Die, oab er cine &ebeIensN btbeilung begleitete,
wel6e rebrere unipnslploaten %peripunoete unb
nieOerl9pB. Die WiilitaireG ommiilion miro ibn
prpSeIIiren.
Ste6affaire. = 8prgeitern Nbeno be-
iu6ten BRET Splooten NamenS s. g. 9tpun,
SdmeS 9Oloban unb S. 8rooerid BON Comp.
&. oeS s. Weall. Ge9tS., ein 9duS an Der Sails
&pao nabe Der Staot9rense, in mel6em ein
SanStrdn58en ahgebalten ipuroe. Sic fnoen
nit ben anbern bort anwei ennen iun9en Wtdn@
nern Streit an, bel tpelber Gelegenbeit eiler
berleIben, NamenS Spbn Gallagher, nieoer9es
ldlagen mltroe uno mebrere 8appnettiti9e err
belt, 10 baB man fir fem 2ebeu flr6tet. 9ie
Soloaten wurben perbaftet uro beigeitedt. p.
BY Gremptipn5e8aptere Sc
sO9ene, Die Our6 eeredte llrIa6en 8efreiung
pom Wilitdroienit beaniprlden t%6nnen, erbaIz
ten ieoe 9lusfunlt, wenn le I'M Qaufe oeS Bcr>
mlttasS in Der Office bes Meder pprlpre6en.
BzS Ser 8remer 9ampfer v6anla" fdbrt
am nd6ften Samlta9 ppn 9tep=g 20 nab @uz
rOpa. 8esen 8aiiage penbe man li6 an bic
expedition peS @eder.
Sic 8olt fir europa ihliebt bier Sreitag
Na9mittag 5 ubr.
Z GzST Nir MAIDEN bic Qerren S6aben unb
oeren 6reunoe auf ben beute Nbeno 6 lbr BON
9rn. 9erbi It i'm S6ibenbpf peranitalteten
9rOBen u@dniebraten>Qund" nod beipnoers
aufmertlam.
: E1@ SriO TT, beute Mbeuo in
Der Mrbeiters0 dlle, NO.5 8. Sreoeriditr.
g Wit1eH's MtIas s if 6r 9itel etuss
.neuea ssOSraP8ii&en GDerres, wel&es Dor seursem in
83labelpBia eri&ieu. DaffsIbe tpt5alt cine 0lenss aars
!. ten, ale 25eile ben grSe b~artedeut, uno t, ~beIcnbers
uas Gle ameritauii@sn @taaten a~nbetrifft, senau unS
oOIitdnbis. scSar bic Bllne Der beteutenbten gtSOts
fInb BARN Sersei4uet unb int anban5 beEnset i@ cine
sife iiumtli9er ppfsOiieen ber Ser. Gtaaten II. oieIs
i~utsefdnte statihiten. Der reiienbe asent, SEER Sol
8. 9assers, beiinOet iG ssSenpSrtis in Der gtaSt, mn
1efelunsen auf bieies gSert a~oure9men. ScSen Dieu
flag il sr aud I'M ssarptanb- SnFitut gu IeSem, no eat
! @ert auf1est. 81 wES nur of Subitiption ~bertauft
Seine Ieobuuns 1T 9o. 103 9. Sruabpap. Q2Ott1B
~ Die gdmse Melt 1T cine SSiibne unb ale Nten
l5sn fnS blrB S3daipte!tt; mir p~ernutten, SaB Elm erObrt
Gtetl Der SpieItr auf hsisr 8lbne itnes nit Ne6t pSpuld
%serprbene yrlparnt iIr ee 8dbne, Sas rptIrie6enbe yScap
SsSt" eeerauden mug, neil bic A16r raoe mad bttIem Mrttte
10 u~nsebeuer III. DIES bepetf ineeIen blps. bas nr Ssn Gal
~ Gae wetier msteen benn IS oeretent In Ger Chat an ea
HrS, eaS tbm 81 6tetl rtre, Mao es IA has tStIt6ae, pa1eneh
1 unb MtrfiQnt1e MltfteI 3ur QerfhHnertfn0 HnA & nnEprnirrni
Der Sdbne, mel6es jenlnls in Der WrIt pr1eueirt purbe.
gu baben bet alien Druegiiten u. parflm- Sdnblern. sd
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OerihfssU erbanOlmnqen.

@riminal9ri6t. S. Osborn, anse<
flast, ieine 5rau, 8atbarine, am 26. SUM- er.
moroct gu boben; plaipirte rnid,t iduIoi9!" eS
puroe ieoO6 ein neuer 4rp3eB sesen i'm Elm.
geleitet. = @ultau !6ein, pesen MtgriifS auI
8eglnd 9eltii6; Der Staatsannalt ertldrte ibu
fur nI@t i6ulbig. 5 G[asen ge9en 6enrr
Yaiier, pegen Gerfaufs BON Spirituolen am
SOnnta9; lieB ieinen Yro5eb na9 6oparo So.
perlegen. - 3 alasen segen Gb. llppermann,
pese1 o~eilel6en Ger9ebens; lieB ieinen 8roseB
mad glnn Wrlnbe( So. perleaen.
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Die wesnabme ses aOauUse besatist.

6uItfaI 10. Dit. Der 9ampfer SteuDp
beridtet, bab ersdblt pOrSen mar, cab Der
9ampfer &oanOte our9 oen &ebellen@2ieut
8raine setapert wuroe, tpel6er Die Yalasiere
in bermuda lanbete, aber feline Grlaubnib err
belt, &Oblen Ooer 8rOpiiionen einsunebmen.
Gr ltad bann pieber in Gee, perbrannte ben
9ampfer auf oer !66be BON Bermuda II. tebrte
nit Der Wiannl6uft surid, purbe ieoo6 BON Der
britt. 8eb6roe perbaftet.