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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20
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z. Tracy. Travelling AGENT.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-20

JEFFEKsON DAVIS.
Mr.. Benjamin occupied his previous seat at
the table, aud at his right sat a spare, thln-ies-
tured man, with iron gray hair aud beard, aud
clear gray eye full of life and vigor. He
had broad massive forehead, and a mouth
and chin denoting great energy and strength
OF viii. His face was emaciated and much
wrinkled, but his features were good, especial
ly his eyes-though one of them bore a scar,
apparently made by some sharp instrument.
He wore suit OF grayish brown, evidently of
feregn manufacture, and as he rose saw that
he was about five feet ten inches high, with a
slight stoop in the shoulders. His manners
were simple, easy and quite fascinating; and
he threw an indiscr;bable charm into his
voice, as he extended bis hand and said to us
81 am glad to see you, gentlemen. You are
very welcome to Richmond"
And this was the man who was President
Of the United States under Franklin Pierce,
and vhois nov the heart, soul, and brains OF
the Sosthern ConfedeIacyi
His manner put ne entirely at nay ease
the Colonel would be al his, II he stood before
C@sar-and replied
I'VE thank you, Mr.. Davis II is not often
you meet .len OF our clothes, and our princi-
pies in Richmond
Not often, not so often as could wish and
4 TRUST that your coming may lead to a more
hcduehI dtu more ffIenoiy lnteIcOufse be-
tween the North and the South"
I'VE sincerely hope 1t may"
Mr. benjamin tells me you have asked to
see me, to"-
ana he paused, as IL desiring We 81 orld fin
isn she sentence. The Colonel replied:
ies, SIR. We haze asked this interview in
tne nope that you may suggest some way by
which this war can be stopped. Our people
want peace; your people do, and your Con-
gress has recently said that you do. We have
come to ask how 1t can be brought about.p
/ In very simple way. Withdraw your ar
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WIVES, LIQUORS, &C.

< Ann BARRELS OF nooRE's CELEBRATE d
O.OVU copper double distilled pure rye Whisky. RON
one 70 twelve years old Ccnposenrs viii md We above
Wbiskey superior IN this markef FOR sale "
Mr. stephcn Burkhacr. 40 Greenwich street Mcesrs
VIM. Csrwin Co., Broadway aud Twentieth street M
Chester Drggs Broadway and Amtty street and JAS
6hITH, Js, WAGER street solo axeet 81 Ihoa Moore
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DRY GOODS.

OHEAP STORE, EIGHT"
mno,s COMMENCING ON MONDAY.
70 RETIRE 'A saod sRf ss sYs sl9sSars
fssso yeETa or hAsEs swsSa SFsShFFs
ssR ,s SSsdzsfs q SSSs6
ssSssAsRs q a ass3 &C. up
LOTS q q sSS DOM som%sS:us
LARGE LOT Or LACE R RS isSn Fl DEPARTMENT
o. 81 c8hI dSsL1
asNs Ss hgst Bos sHkDs
H$Ss $g & WYE 5is $:fiEsss' os
S sss$ 49,. ,5$s !;
TnoSsxNpS 9. YARDS Of LAcEs Ia up ''@'
PILES or PIX SssssSs pstss y y ;.,a
# H 9SSs E ssIss&
sioS PLAID S SisSSSs' g ~. ss.S sp :, o..
sSsss's ass s5SSHsss ss s
s ses aS, sS Sg e g. orsap.'
BxLa6hAL SKIRTS A FEW LEFT.
..e,1zp s5eyss, \ : and 9. GLOVE Oh'4A'1ES'.
QUANIlTIEs OF LINED GLOVES. 100 UP.
Hln9W0OD GLOVES SIC. 4Oc., Soc
Fi4ss ~ MiNsEs s ste ylRs ~ T. UP
GENTS AND LADIES, WHITE KIDS, 3oc, toc, boc.
S SEsESl Rlb sTd KID GLOVES 10 90
LOTS OF GENTS NECKTIRs, 90, UP
BONES OF GENTS COLLARS. &C., UP
QUANTITIES ONpSCARFS. commencing At So
WOOLEN SLEEVES AND LEGQlN0S l5c
WOOLLEN HOODS. 2oc UP.
5000 DOZENS SPOOL COTToNs, C., ioc dozen.
IHoHsAEp 4 81 ss yARD sP0oL SoTT1Ns 80
JOB LOT or chAkks s coTTo M g. na-AoA'
&O0 DOZENS COTTON FOR MANUFACTURERS.
SEWING SILKS, 2 SKKINS, lie.
DAhS'Sa con sSShT Z s sKzibbs T. Z:
LADIES' PAGEs.
QUANTITIES or poarud SEsT HooHs AND EYES &C.
ESfs Of TAPES. e coTToS AND LINEN, is Up.
hOOO LADIES' PAGES AT &c.
BUTTONS, COMBS. BRUSHES PERFUMERY, BAGS,
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
LOTS OF FANCY WOOL. HOSE &C., &C.. 10
GENTS WOOL HALF HOSE. lSc.. &c.
LOTS OF COTTON HALF HOSE. i0c. UP.
LADiEs WooLLEN HOSE: 2oe. QP.
sxTRA HEAVY FIEEcEp HOSE 2sc.
a SMALL LOT OF SILK HOSE, Coo.
.,,.s, WITH QUANTITIES OF GOODS
T yhRX THE
WILLIAM kinney.
22l AND 223 EIGHTH AVENUE
Between Twenty 6rst and Twenty second streets
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dSsTS IS sH as,s4 4s sEs CELLARS.
Warrants me neaisst and best made In the city.
RsEyg.Se R Ss1s sSs MESS aus,.rss
3&E 8. :. Ist.
'Hs cRSsl a s sSWsaz, EMPORIUM
HIS PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
THAT he HAS SOLD our MS INTEREST
xEssBss' T. a' Z. s sSssszs ! L. WOLF.
Hss. II. VI Sss$se s7G sRs &c GOODS
Amounting in value 70 nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
BE SOLD OLD OFF
At OR BELOW
COST PRICE.
BY FEBRUARY ". 1864
,on Purchased at Auction and from the importers
THE GOODS ARE ALL FIRST CLASS
such " are to be ''ss1 s1s ON
AND COMPRISE
AND EMPRESS CLOTHS. vELOURs.
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, REPS,
and a general stock OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
large stock Of
ENGLISH BLANKETS. LINENS, DAMASKS.
TOWELS AND TOWELING,
FLANNEL6. SHIFTING and SHEETING MUsLlNS.
&C, &C. &C.
A SUPERB STOCK OF "'''
CLOAKS and sHAwLS
BALMORAL SKIRTS
.....s 49,. 49,. .. -. .s.~, 81. A.
fchoed put forward In order DISPOSE OF anod
stock Having gained their confidence after OF sue
cessfu business by honorable dealings do not
TO forfeit now what so highly valne
win be pleased al old customers and friends
previous retiring when shall endeavor to prove how
deeply appreciate their past favors BY selling them cheap
AT THE REAL COST PRICE, AND NO
HUMbUG.
w. r. ROBERTS.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
262 Bowerv.
February.
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FURNITURE CARPETS BOOKS PAMPHLETS
and Libraries bought Tor cash. at t25 sixth avenue be.
Ninth tenth streets large stock Of Books
wave for sate
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AFR HSMACyH
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCKS OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
wHITH GOODs-rrnch and Swiss AuslDa
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FLANNRLs
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN DRAPERIES.
GLOVES, HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR
WRENCH AND SWISS NEEDLEWORK COLLARS.
1RIMMINGS HANDkERCHlEFs. RIAL AND I'M.
LACE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
REAL PARIS FLOWERS BLONDS, kUCHES, &C.
8KAL SCOTCH PLAID RIBBONS
FLAlN AND FANCY RIBBONS BEST QUALITIES
BONNET SILKS. yELvETs. VELVET RIBBONS. &c.
YANgEE NofloNs-Yhe mos. complete stock Of Fancy
Dry Goods in tbe city.
N.B.-Now Open,
1000 black mode, white and fancy coors Of eel
ehrnted Para Kid Gloves
Hrcsh Goods, own importation.
r. II. MACY,
20l and 206 Sixth avenue.
Two doors he Fourteenth street
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THE MILITARY.

TrEsrloH. RECRCIFs.-READ THE FOLLOWING:
~ o IT. tne many hundred now on Rikefls Island
ana IN oner hepos u alleged and with strong pesomp
inst ney have not received an average a. tho
OUTSIDE one hundred dollars bounty thus al
lowing the handsome margin Of four hundred and
arsto be divided amongst III. brokers and
Ihey may have 20 divide with. n-Editor Herald Ian.
Persons desiring 70 enlist and who avoid above
experience and secure TO themselves bonuty
them ~ law. and those who would be- Treated ne men
after their enlistment be comfortabs
free from vermin invited To call who
will mpart TO them Just the information ~ tfe re-
crut II desired the subscriber will enlist free of
charge and eollec their bounes Recruits viii have the
choice OF regiments, n terv cavalry
ID. T. WASHBURN, Attorney and Counsellor
rraus
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, .s,o CrprIrtc ,rEs -uAvlvG uAp ruREE
40 i,sih ss,raslsd w,hmt pais ~ pr. = JAY
vitfEaS rr Grand street blocks fro, Btrad~ AZ
heerfv,lv tnse ihis 10 tlpss surssas
ioothacke LUufBE GOODWIN. - GraGe sIss.
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AZ possession Of the store BY the LIST Of Feb
ary great Inducements will offered Ia order TO close
out the stock b. that time.
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uCSJERY, GLOVES AND UNDE LII
Ii the best makes in ladies. and sses English and Ger
Uosisrer ladies' and misses Drawers and Vests All
the hest In Rid Gloves Alerandres Jouvin's and
O,hers cecbraed eeced lined toth ana Rncwood cloves
oil slice aud coors ala Soniass, Cares, Hoods Gacrs
Mitcpa &c ~ just received, 20 syles IN ladies'
and misses ami two 0nonrd white and fancy
troi"rrj Gloves 200 dozen unires.ca Kids shades
loC ca,dcus Kid Gor.s 90 cents great variety %
ktds In white. black dak and fancy colors a; ELGERS
~ aud $50 Broadway near Nineteenth street. east side.
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A PrENTION. BoLDIERS A LAW OFFICE FOR THE
~ Transaction OF YOUR business Advice given 10 these
desiring TO enlist where and how 10 he largest
bounties this and other States. Persons enlisted de
sired and bluntss collected without discount Pensions
b0nnties back ray. prize &c collected
s claimants D. WAsHBURN. Attorney and Counsel
lora az Law 26B Broadway
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAfLRoAD.-TRArNs FOR ALBA.
III Troy tho North aud Wet, leave Chanbers street
at7and loA and sls, snd 10 20 NJ and on SUNDAYS
b r. NJ from Thirtleh Tickcts be procured
al any Of the wRsTCors Express In New YORK
and Brooklyn and baggage checked at the house TO al paints
on the road and TO saralrga Syringe
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AID ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Increased stIoos. Trt.as for Albany and
Troy the North aud West leave 1wenystth street depot
q 10 A. NJ. ana 4;26 r. NJ. -
sunday trains leave New York for Albany atas r NJ,
and Albany for New York nj l5An.
JOHN BuRCiifLL Superintendent
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HALWAY LTNE.-THE ATLANTIC IRISH KOYAL
" Mail Steam Navieation COMPANY. -AnRIATIC loo
500 tons: COLUMBIA 1000 horse power. 500 AN
GLIA 1000 horse 5000 The magnificent side,
from New York FOR Galway and L,ysrgecl on Tuesday
January &C. Rates Of passage PAYABLE 10 gold lie equiva
lent In currency-Frst Cabin. $50 intermediates, $40;
Steerage $50; York Johns $40, $50, $40 Pas
also % London Paris Hamburg Hayre
from Liverpool Galway New York and Boston, $50,
S+ $o5 and Sos For passnge apply TO SABEL SEARL.
% Broadway For Of freight and specie and all other
information apply 70 =, ,vu,.
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DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-sHIP
AMERICAN UNION sails Jan. IL. For London-X
line.-ship DANIEL WEBSTER sails Jan. ~ For passage
to from London and Liverpool by the above lines or
drafts for available In part Of England.
Ireland Scotland Wales at the lowest possible rates,
street. NY.
DOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK BALL LINE.-THE
T. ship JAMES FOSTER JR.. win sail punetually
Saturday January For passage amply board foot OF
Beekman street. or 10 ROCHE BROS. COFFEY, Go
South street.
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SHlPPlNa.

CrEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown. Cork harbor).-The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia seamsh Company intend despatch
ing their fulipowercd Clyde built Iron Steamships ~ fol
CITY OF BALTIMoRE, Saturday. Jsn,le
CITY OF LONDON. Saturday. January -
ErHA, Saturday. January 80.
and every succeeding Saturday noou Pier North
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NOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA.
IL The United States ma1 side.w heel steamship
COLUMBIA.
ID. B. Barton. Commander -
win leave pier No North river SATURDAY January 10
O'Clock r. precisely for New Orleans via Havana
AL letters pass through the Post ONCE.
NO FREIGET TAKEN TO HAVANA.
No freight received bills OF sdng signed the day 81
ealing.
For freIgh. or passage apply 70
sPoFFORc, T!LRsrON 4 CO..
20 Broadway.
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WRENCH rLUTlN0. FOR BALL DRESSES, &C-LA
dss viii end u 70 their advantage not TO leave their
terai IN where u has be given out to be
hulcd but TAKE them direct Mrs GOLDEN'S establish.
0snt, where ~ materials rued punctnally and in
sr.uipascd manner and delivered In ali Of the city
Mo- is Amity street. ~ B-A block and q bali from
urvsdvag
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4 FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE OFFER AT PR.
~ vale handsome Paflor Farnitlrc, maize hy Ia
also octave feno Rock
,as, and carved walnut Bureau large GLASS and su,
cry other ARTICLES Address G. W, box I9t6 Post onlce
lILEgAHr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
" via hcnatttu raror
rich Freud saun brooate made 70 order seven months
AGO aud $50 will b. sold Tor Sbn for IA.
Elasc e. 9lst Tor sSg, marble TIP Tables Ca,
Bronze Clocks Turkish Basy Chairs and
rtror Carpets tutains, 40 also the Fusniiure OF
two Eedtooms At a bargain for cash TpQuuent Ma. it9
West Egbth street. lctHccn Filth aud Sixth avenues
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ELIZA SULLIVAN, LATE OF CLONMELLON IRE.
~ land. viii please write to Lawrence Nm No Green
lam
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Nermffbtes

g Ser folsenoe ltatiitiide 8eri6t iber bic
@infubr uuo 9lusiubr i'm s 1fen Don Stem Sort
rpdbrenp 49 WOden i'm laufenpeu 6iscol Sab
in, Gergleih nit einen gleiden 3eitraum Der 2
pprbersebenoen Sabre, lit 9epiB fit piele unie@
rer Sci er BON 9rpbem Sntrele. Sn 1862 erpprz
tirten mir fit $145,424,96S unp impurtirten
nur fir 1923, 114,661, mas oemna6 cine ga=
lance ppn lber p Ntiairnen gu uniern @uniten
|ereab. 9aS 9~teiuitat pom 1858 mar nc6 int
,ner ATT unlern @unIten, Do lpir fir $178,1S9,@
592 erportirten uuo bios fir SIP, 743,06
intpprtirtert, SIN laufe ieen Sabr tit jeoph oos
: Gelultat Iebr St I'm Ierel1 Na6tbeit, 90 mir Tur
Die ungebeure Sunime BON $2O5,4O1,0 15 ills
pprtirten aber mir fit S155,079, 88, erpprtirz
ten. Sir iino bebbalb Inn 50d Wltatonen gu
fllrs. SIN Sabre 1862 erpprtirten mir al Specie
$22, 1885, 75 =; in 1863 itieg Der Grpprt aul
$51, 391 ,661 Mnb in bteiem Sabre erreidte er
$54, $685. 8pn @alifprnien murDe in9terr
Sort an @elp einsefibrt I'M Sabre 1861 - GO
pdbreno 10 Monoten SIS, 540,718, mas I'M
loufenoen Sabre auf $8,832,785. 9ies seisi
flar, pie 'u1i9ebeuer ldnel Die Specie aus unie@
rem 2anoe perIhlpinoen HtuB. ~.
9aS mebr qls tauienoidbrige Bitter Der
SaneperIe, neI6e Ger grbe slei6 9en1Qdt per-
ben ipllen, bat Die preulldeJie9ierAn9 perunlabi
Su9lei6 ibr Musenmert auf antiduariide 8oridz
ulseH OaieIbit Su ridten. Der Gebeimratb BON
0uait, t0ni9l, GpnierpQtor Der &unitoentmale in
BreuBeu, bat li6 OieierbaIb an Crt nno STEELE
begeben, I'm bieie9ia6iudunsen ielbit 81 leiten'
Gla6 leinem eriten 8eridte bat bic btsberi9G
Nu8beute idon intreilante Graebniif sqlies
ifert.ge y.r IT, "
81 Ser Gpmppniit 9uter 1T pm benz aqiier
BON Wlerifo beauftrast pqrbeu, Die BON benz
frabern S%tautsminiter -periabte me~ritanii6eOla7
ttOnalhpmae in Wlulit 81 ieeen.s -
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Die ne1e s1nlcthe sill.
ben Atnnefee.

9aS Nnleibe Geies, peldeS pom oem 6aus
paIIirt muroe, erndht ben Sinan5miniiter,
$500, O0O,O o fir Die 8sbirfniiIe Ie8 rdds
fen nit Dem 80. SUM- 1865 eaoenoen Sis
coljabres auF Coupons poer Negitrirte Obli9a=
tionen gu bergen, welhe ieoe 3eit biunen 40
SSabren (ppm Sage 0er Chiffon AM einl6Sbar
iino miuoeite15 auf so 9oGars lau,en mitien
uno b6ditens 6 8ro3ent 3inien per Sabr traz
gen, balbjdbrIi6 ;ablbar in t~Iingenper DlinSe
Doer S6abl6eine im9etrage BON $2O0,0OO,z
900 I'll e%mittirer, auf ntinoeiten5 SO lfiteno
sabIbar ieoerSeit nab 9blauf ppn 3 Sabreti
(ppm Sage Der Gmiiiion an uno nit bbditens
Z $40 BroSent per SSSabr sinSlid. 3inien
baIbidbrli6 Ooer bei'm @erfal Der Sneine in
9eieBli6em Geloe 8dblbdr. G Der SinanSmini=
ter lit ermd1ti9t, Die Sbligatipnen in cen Ser.
Staten poer III europa unter ben 8eoingunz
gen, welbe er fin SipedrndBig eradteu mag,
9sgen geieBlihes @elO Der Ser. Staten poer
y S9abi6eine oper Shulocertifcate 1noer De-
pplti9eiue fit ten1pprdre 9arleiben urn5us
Iesen. 49,.
Serner lit er ermiddtigt, Z BIO 4roSeni
Shotibeine gu emittiren, uul an Die st lie Don
perjinsiihenl uno anoernt Ser. Staten Bas
49, piergeto su treten, ipelhe5 slpor auF GRIND
pom GongrebBeieesu emittirt wuroe /; ippie
Temperate Nnleiben fir bDbiten8 $150,O00,t
900 auf minoeiten5 80 Sage 5u MAIDEN,
rtdsobibar na6 tdslider 8inoigune unp nit
bDdltens 6 Rro5. per Sabr perSinslih-
Ser Geidnlrtbetrdg Der bisber emittirtell poer
tinftig Sl emittirennen Ser. Staten 9eqal
SENDER 9foten tuirO auf $4OO,O00,0OO bes
i6rIntt, eo6 oarf eieie Sun.rue tetnpoorrdr
uni b6biten5 $5O,0O0,OOO iberl6rits
ten tperoen gu 3oblIngen auf .3ednun9
Der tempprdren Nnleiben. Ser Sinan5nliniiter
rprb ferner ermd6tigt, r~e9iitrtrte Obligatipnen
su emittiren 5ur I~usme6ietuns 9essn @oupOn-
ObligatipHen, pel6e idon emittirt iino rber
lpdter emittirt iperoen nl0sen, uno ferner lteue
0bli9atioreu Si %enittren, an STEELE ppn Gou.
ppH> pber anoern Obligotipnen, welde ~5erriiz
len, bei6uluBt poer i%iloeiiirt mproen iein rnbs
.9 gen. 9ds SeleB l~e9aliiirt ferl,er ale frlberen
Gnlilipnen BON 8apier9elo in Mppoints ppil
peniger als eirem 9pQar uno ernldbtiot ben
Nliniiter sur grietung ces obsenubten lSapierz
seIoes ieoer yrt, purd neue8, beidtanft aber
Oen @eianmtbetrag iotuen BapiergeloeS aui
oas I'M upridbrigens @eies feit9eltette 0tariz
MUM. 9ie @ilti9teit Der llnterl6rift oeS Sic.
g~iitrator8 oeS Ser. Staten S6abes auf allen
frlber emittlrten ObIigatiohen, petde na9 benz
40 SeIes pom benz S4asmeilter Der Ser. Staaten
bdtte unter3eidnet peroen ipIeu, pirc beItd=
ti9t. r-,sas r.s- .r
9ieies Gefes piro oas einiige ieiu, auf
grlno beRen Die 61entli6e 6Gulo DOR benz
/. SuIi 1865 pera,ebrt tperoen tann, ba tein
@eleB in &roft 1T, na6 weldem Obligutionen
UOer SaaBiteine nab 4blatf bes seeenpdrtis
gen. init Dem 80. b.Wf. iGlieBeuDen Siscaliab.
reg emittirt tperoen t6nnen. 7 Lad
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1incrifaniftbe Oeaebriebten.

p MaIbingtolt, "a. SUM-. 9ds Commit
tee, pelAeS pcri9en Otittwp6 in Nem=gurt er=
nunnt uOrOen mar, lit seitern 9t6enO oabier ans
sefOmmen uHO bate beufe Sprmittas cine uns
terceoung nit 9Tinan5sS ecretdr Gbaie. 9erfel.
be fol- senei9t iein, lie @olebia oabin al mos
oifiren; DaB certificirte 8antheds slrn Mnz
fauf reeaer @ediel Su9eIaien peroen. Gr
olaubt, oaB oieIeS Die Operatipnen Der 8onfen
uno cergrporteure erletdtern unp sualeid einen
beilamen ginfluB uuf ben Golomarft ausiiben
oarlte. Gin berpprrasshhes MitsIieo Der re-
pnblitaniihen Yurtei erfldrte geltern 9lbeno,
DAB Die Bid niht wieoerrufen meroen miro ,
oa elm iplheS 8erfabren ger1ee5u ben @in-
iden Oes Sinah5iecretdr6 ertgen9eiebt ieir
tplroe. 3
Orant's NerifGrfnmgen. auS elmer oie'
fer 9a1e in benz Ser. st. Senat 9ema6ter
9lngabe oeSS Senators @iliDn ponDtaiia9uiettS.
8urlisers beg SenatseGoraiteS fir Militdr@g tn=
9elegeubeiten eebt berppr, bab leit Dem lebten
II. OttDber, 100000 Mann, ausi6liebli6 Del
9leger, in unIern armeen enliltet pber ipiocr=
e~nliitet buben, unb 6dB wdbrenO bielet Belt
1925, 0OO, 900 fur 8OiintieS ausbe3ablt nurs
zen. Nuberoem ergib ii6, OaB wdbrenO bes
leBten Sabre8 100000 Wtann ms 6elo ee'
t4idt murOen, hnn DAB felt DER 3eit, ais Grant
leinen Mari6 nad Der Nebeaen.9 auptitnot be-
gam, berielbe nit $4,000 Damn perltdrft pur.
pc, cbne un9efobr 1000 damn pom 100 Sag
sen!h mitenpurehnen.
WeinbrfGrDcrang burd DIE NOit. @Or
iebA srtrbs m nieiem 2unoe, namentli1 upr
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son SSeosSrIeGnS.

9 Ser 9unpfer D@pltmbia" traf geiterlt mil
NadriGten pOn 9tetp=9 Orleans bis sum 10. i'm
bieligen 9afen ein. IS b~efauoen ii6 an 9orc
eipe SrpBe Gn5abl 8aIiu9iere, 100000 in Sob
lino $1,000 in Silber. r9 a4tf
Sen. Daniel 6. Sides traf am IL. in9iewz
Orleans ein.J sa.b ibig iih5 aI54
Gen. Sis56enrp @arren lit na6 8ronnspii=
le %ge9an9en, I'M OaS Commando lber Die orrs
.tigen 8elasun9en Su iiberfebmen. Hsf /.
9as GOmmatoo iiber ben 9iitrift 8aton9fpuge
bat &en. 9etor am 10. ii%bernpmmen.
Sim IS. 9in9 AUDI Der 9anpfer 9pcult 8pint
NIT elmer pollen Sradt unD 8aiia9iereu nab
Gepsgbrf ab. !4 nni ga QisH
Ser Sampfer Merrim0c, Gabawba unb Gon@
~tinental trafen in 9iepz0rIeans BON 9fep@Oort
ein. s If 15EGG99t@ 9fsa ST s 9s0 81
Ser AM Is. Otai pOn ben 9iebellen g~efangen
genpmmene Qieut. Cobb BON Der Nepzl6ampti@
re Gapatetie muroe na6 ieiner llebergabe er<
mprDet. sss51sa H9ais8 17a9 trr.
Die 8ebelen 9rffen am Is. SIT Sunicu 8enO
elm 9aupnenbDpt, uro einerr 8alIagieroampfer
lllube 0emu'5 2anoung an. 9aS &anpnenboot
pertrieb Die 9tebelen, aber D. rOampIer Ipa ltari
beiddoigt iein. H5ota 1af Ill 1n1 ia. /"
9ie biz sum 18. rei6enben gtewsS rlean1er
9ldtter entbaIten nidtS ppa Selang.
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Snrniffe angssriHeu. Serid,ieeene |erf.d,c, r,,e
frre &inie ;nriid,nrrdnsen. 0ic Rebcucm ,mitl d,spc.
,.. ren SerluR suritdScfdlagem.
01uptq nartier YotOmac=N rntee, %,
SUM, MDrge1s 6 l1br. SaS einsi9e @efedt,
pel6es 9eitern i~tattfanp, mar ein 9lngrif auI
8urniipe'5 Sruppen. Ser Seino be9ann cine
&anonaoe, welde Iebbaft eripioert muroe. 8et
pinem InorifF, ben Die 9iehellen mudter, muir
ben oieielben in Gonfulipn auriid9elnlu9en.
Sooann er6ifneten Die 9icbellen Elm ibarfes
6euer auf ein 6pipital in 6rpnt oes 5. Corps,
lpatoen aber aad ba balo pom unierer gl~rtillerie
pertrieben. 413
9aS Srefen bes 6. Corps nit Dem 6einr
AM Mittpph par siemlih beoeutenc. Sc ban=
belte iid babel I'm Den Belts Der giienbabn.
Sic Sneite 9ipilipn oes Sen. Wbeatpn lit am
meiiten. Sic tpuroe anse %1riffen, alS ie erii
cine feline Strede Der 8abn Serit6rt bate. Ser
fSeino par unS an Stdrte aberlegen, nesbalb eS
ibm .geldng, cine MnSabl uuIerer Yldntler (meiit
POM 4. unb H.. 0ernOnt &egiment) s~efdn9en
gu nebnlet. 81
I Ser 6eino periu6te oarauf mebrmals, ourd
nniere 2inien 81 bre6en, mas ibm aber bel Dem
itarfen 6euer unierer Sruppen nidt 9elans.
Geseu Gbeno Scg ii6 Der SeinO Surid ienleit&
Der Gijenbabn. Inner &erluit an 5ooten unp
8erpunbeten betrd9t talm Die 6dlfte oe5 Ser
ltites Der Nebellen. Die 3abl %unlerer @efan~
genen lit nod ni1t betannt.
9ie 8abn Spii6en @itp 8Oint uno Heter5s
burg miro ii fabrbaren 3uitanD 9ebradt, Inn
grppiant Fir Die 9trmee beiSui6afen.
9ie 3rllppen leioen tbeilpeile Vianael an
gutem Srinfpal1er.
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Sp.r California.

adSan s ran3iScp, 20. SUM-. 9e,
0atnpfer 4aciic lift BON @ritii6 Columbia UNI
Oregon aneetOmmen uno abrin9t $2O5, 900 IN
Gplo aus cen Minen Don 9regouyu no SOabo.
g 8pr einigeu @Oden bina Elm @i9ilan5=Goms
mittee 81 9unsneb I'M 8aibin9ton< Serrttprium
5rpei 0iebe auf. y994. slisns& nab
user telegraph miro bon Olympia na6 Sictp-
ria perIdnsert uuo. in Gerbinbung nit Sar
0ran5iscc 9eiest iperben.bf ,9ie SanitdtS=@ oma
MILTON gu Sacramentp bat $4,000 in Sob alb
5uienoen. 9e. fHB5 s5pm be
9ie 8riss 8elpioere ninlmt $4,000 ii
SolcsSurren nit nab 6cns Song.