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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-31
1864. 1864.
Summer Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
Cleveland, Columbus
GIN G I N N A Il 7
Es ID N
RAILROAD.
< Three Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Railroads.

From Columbus, in c0nnection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Railroads.
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leaves Columbus at $50 A
NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington,
Cead Gs0n. and at all LIST stations north Of Gslio1
M BasIo oiSsAPa sCs H. "a Albany G H. IN Taw
York, lO:36 A. NJ 'Boston, 300 ?. NJ, Chicago via
Crestlne, sa5 P. NJ; Pittsburg, $3.50 P. NJ; Phia-
delphia, -.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
oo 1SG Al SV NJ will sbsSDy HD At SdH DehwsS n5s
Dnnkirf, % s:sa p: Nj Buffalo, OBS ?. NJ: Albany.
I PttsbuTg, via % Crestine, ca at f5o p. NJ; Philadelphia
=, Chicago, via Grafton. at $50 A. M.
THIRD TRAIN. ....
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 300
p. NJ. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
at Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
2:l5 A. NJ; Buffalo, 4:2O A.. NJ; Albany 1915 P. NJ;
burg, via trestline. saO 4. NJ; Philadelphia, -
Chicago, 905 A. M.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
d snd al po2ib wtb oP tass w.s and Chi
cago Railroad for Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Also for Chicago.
At Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points that road. Also for Toe-
do and Chicago.
At Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
York and Boston.
A6-Baggage checked through to New York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline.
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 12a5A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at Il:3C
A. M.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus al
$50 A. M. -.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
e. 8. FLINT,
Sup't, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent, Columbus. Ohio.
Columbus. May %. 1854.
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A WOMAN was married in Boston the other
day. Three days after she began to mani
fest much dislike for her husband, stole
from his coat pocket pistol, hid it in her
stocking, attempted to withdraw it after
wards, discharged it, accidentally wound
ing herself in the leg, then got crazy, point
ed it at her husband, pulled the trigger and
shot another woman who entered the room
at that instant, in the nose. She then sub
sided
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL n. n

Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundays excepted
NIGHT EXPRESS--Lea Columbus, via Cen
trail Ohio r. R. 4l0 A. NJ. will stop at all stations
when signaled ARRIVING at Bellaire ut l0:4S A. M;
baltimore 500 A, NJ; Washington City, 800 A. M.
Eight trains daily to Philadelphia and New York,
also connects at Beare for Pittsburgh, Harrisburg.
Philadelphia and New York. "
NIGHT EXPRESS, VIA STEUBENVILLEa,
Leaves Columbus 4:IO A. NJ; Steubenyille. 1910 p.
NJ; arrives at Pittsburgh $50 p. Nj leaves Pitts
burgh 4s5 p. NJ; Harrisburg. 2:a9 A. Nj Philade, ID l.
phia, 700 A. NJ; New York, via philadelphia, l2:Oo
M. Baltimore. 100 A. NJ; Washington City, 300
NEW YORK EXPRESS, VIA STEUBEN-
VILLE-Leayes Columbus 1870 A. NJ; arrives at
Steubenville p. Nj Pittsburgh, 805 p. M; Harris.
burg, 5:55 A. NJ. Philadephia, 1000 A: NJ; New
York, via Allentown, las p. M; via philadelphia,
9:l5 ?. NJ; Baltimore, ll5o A. NJ; Washington City.
DAYEXPRESS, VIA CENTRAL OHIO R. B.
Leaves Columbus 300 p Nj yll stop at all stations
NJ; Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, s:s5; Martinsbprg,
las; Harper's Ferry, Los 7. Nj; baltimore 6;oc
Washington City, SS5; Philadelphia, 1890 T; NJ
Eight trains to New York daily Arrive st Pittsbure
2:l0 A. NJ; Harrisburg, 12A5 p NJ; Philadelphia.
$50; New York, 1000 r NJ; Baltimore $40 +. NJ;
@. T. A. Steub. r. R. G.T.A. Cent. Ohio R. R.
May ~, ioo4.r sFf aEw ~ "a q 81
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DR., K. A. Will SONS
TONIC, CATHARTIC,
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC And HEADACHE
PILLS.

ANIl-DlSPEPIlU AND hEADAUHE
PILLS.
AS A TONIC,
They agree with the most delicate stomach, remOv-
ing Nausea Pain and Debility from that organ, and
AS a cathartic,
They influence the motory and less the secern-
ing power of the bowels than any other combination
in common use.
For Dyspepsia,
indigestion and sallow cheek to extreme emacation
and depression Of spirits or confirmed case Of
Meanchoa in its most aggravated form-these Fills
are confidently recommended as sure cure, if per-
severingly used.
Headache of all Kinds
Such as Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Rheum-
Chronic Headache, TbrObbing Headaches prompt
ly relieved by the use of these Pills.
They Never Fail
In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE. to which
FEMALES are SO subject. t
Liver compIaint--Torpid Liver
Use the Pills in Alternative doses for q long time,
or until the organ is aroused. Intermtting the use
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan.
INTEMPERANcE.
Any one who is 80 unfortunate as to eat too much,
may save himself tit OF Apoplexy, other serious
consequences, by Immediately taking Pill.
rhey are a Family Pill
And box should always be kept lin the house, They
are good Pill to be taken before or after hearty
meal.
For Literary Men,
STUDENTS, Delicate Females; and all persons Of
sedentary habits, they are Invaluable as LANA,
TIVE, improving the Appetite, giving TONE and
VIGOR to the Digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole SYSTEM
THEY MAY BE TAKEN AT ALL TIMES
With PERFECT safety, without making any change
of diet; AND THE ABSENCE OF ANY Dis
AGREEABLE TASTE RENDERS 1T EASY TO
ADMINISTER THEM TO CHILDREN.
Prepared and sold by b. l.. FAlINESTOCK 4
CO.. Sole Proprietors 70 and 7s Wood and u Fourth
streets, Pittsburg, Pa.
ally. iunel5 64-wly
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Summer Arrangement.
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Columbus

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HILTON BROS, &Co.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.
EDWARD SCANLAN & CO.,
Solo Agents for Cincinnati.
Lerd l. Smith. Wholesale Druggists, - Lake
street, sole agents for Chicago. Illinois, TO whom ell
orders may be address June l0-dly
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1T IS THE ONLY
LIQUID CEMENT
extant, that is a sure thing for
mending
Furniture
CrOckery, =
Toys,
Bone,
Ivory,
| And articles Of household use.
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Ii Is especially adapt.
ed TO Leather.
land we claim as an especial
Smerit. that it sticks Patches and
Innings TO Boots and Shoes suffi-
Iciently strong without stitching.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
O. iii llll|

GUNNER ARRAN NGEMENT.-TW0 THROUGH
NEW YORK. Takes effect July H. 1854.
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The Weekly Statesman for the Cam

fi1Y oAonunuiou ooof'''''' 9ff'''' 'o- 49, =
mss1t gg i7aa
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN, at these rates, for
four and half months. will be the CHEAPEST Pa
FEE TN TIE COUNTRY. --...
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery!

BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will find it the best article known
for Cementing the Channels. a.
it works without delay. is not af-
fected by any change Of temper
ature.
JEWELLERS
will find it sufficiently adhesive
for their use, as has been proved.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-13

...;., s,,,eriority Of the free States. We
we |'' ,bs most favorable constructions To
- W.. and ayowas OF the leaders OF the
R.rnbl,e,,. or Abolition, party. o.ner purposes
~ .,t,,,;',s- moro infamous and dtmnao!e-
~. -. hy those who are reckoned among
their leading men ,, u,,,t r,p,,,sed oF
-, ~ 81. more radical abOhupnIStS, con>u-
80 h,neh Of the Republican party fre-
r,r, hal falling Ou: with LihcO'n' anu ''e "''"NS
~ M. G,rm,r have made hiS quaTte' Ihe'' o"".
Toc n-i-cplss and purposes OF tue 'M' "''ss
ssssr,i,jIy the Same. Fremont stanGS no ea'.'',t
cI,,po. a. election Bat has remaining Ia 'he 'N
Iii .h,rc.. m. chances Of McCleliAn's election
T. -. - ,be foregoing isctS it is worthy oil en-
-, - the South should seel an interest
m ,,,, ri, NJ the conteSl2 A. might be eAPec',,
| Cd. the R.pubncans Contend that The eiecu"u u
! Mcclellan viii result IN the A9ai,1ohihe"S =,
! Union The Democrats OH the other hAnu' l,siSS
thai the - election of Lincoln would be the deAth
/ knen Of the Union winch can only be SaNen Oy s"o
! election ,f Mcclellan. Which party IS correCt -
We are inclined TO believe that the Demo arAs hWe
pointed out the only way IN which thefe % ~, M
| rcm1Iest possibility Of restoring the Union
Republican mode nf restoration Is by 'cruShihS "u'
/ ,l. rebellion by the exercise Of force ana cOel
oi5! such rs they have been employing IN VAIN ioI
nearly four years The Democratic mode IA morAI
suasion-by proposing an armstice, ConNe"'IU"
Of the States and constitutional guarantees TO tue
| greet Us with curses and maedictiOnS Tne Dem
| ocr&cis ready to receive us with open srnS'
~H;ls they employ words Of brothery love, AInd'
mss sI6 gentle fortesrance.
7 - - sosGoTc1 the
Sh:cago SoH 'en:on have hit upon Ihe only plan.
II Mcclellan is elected, which We think not alto
gether improbable this plan will be proposed in the
most tlandShIUg banner We think we can for
see the effect II MI nave upon the people of the
south, II ;he war sENli noI end before the 4th of
hSI l.. Hence We are inclined to sdcpt the Trojan
maxim
"IiT"o Daados ct doma 6crsutes."
we ar" determined Oh independence, the curses
OF Lincoln should be more acceptable to us than
the caresNts OF Mcclellan. The Chicago Platform
Processes l" be for peace, but the speeches Of Bel
mont BIgIer, Ncy mour and others furnish key to
Ms in er7rrL,Iion. These orators have given us TO
Understand Mat hey intend to play the part of the
ior'per VIII i"rnd the rude hoy up his apple tree
! C0HSer1It.rs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-13
THE SPIRIT OF THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.

'''' ,.,NIr Pei.
We I've 's'&% " tn .h' 'I1 81 ''sc. c,Ji the Con-
mont, "' N'N ! ". w p.,J.r Of Pcnu5ylS
'enl.'" 20 "'''', W Ci'.7r,non. and C1ov.
wanna, NE -'.'l.',,,' ~. ,rn rcrmancnt
Sryupu., "i Nc" ''''' r, .t.nrf,.., -
President %! NE O!''cag TD InatJ.tn.rr.
From thc,o our reaHcT7 VII ~ ',',,,r,,,..d
dcr-'aud tho sentiments "'''" '''',.
is action. oo .no,n tho Na.
lrI'A''!' -ln9!7' q ,,,,. called
''''''', 49,. ,,,.,, p,l,.ort Chairman Of
-, ~. T.,,nn,l committee. who sand:
E..,Lu.,, of the Concsati0a W { are
o--,,nLIcd here to day Is the Naiion@.
Democratic Convention, under the call "i
rIo Dem ,er,.ic National Committee, tor
the rurpo.a of nominating candidates ior
tine pr.-,.lracv and Vice Presidency "I
the United States. .
This i,.a at all times a most aial."t
aaI arllon- one, ha~, ly the sad even! @,
oar civil wlr, assumed IN Importance ;'"'
responsibility Of TIA" mos! ieNr'"' ''',''. y
Never since the l"rml'l"n "i our Go'oi"
mrnr hG> there been an a-Sg''o."2'' ..T :'''
p:ocacI,"g9 OF winch were were ''''l,'' .t ,Sam T',m
NOR" m"nen'""' ana '''' '''.'.' a.;',,
tho "M'4 must N'" ''''" , ''' ''''''''
here. ou, l;roc,oJ
I"W'r'' You, S1"''''''s,'' '',.,' '''V ,...s and
ut ms moment , r"S .''. S.'N,'", Al. y \1rr;,an
'"u"''' ' It ".,l "' .',,,.,, ,,.rr gy.r nT civil
i,,, EI',l,' Inu',Gnr, I,,., ', ~. world In your
ha,4 D". ra,,, ,nJnr III, rulrnr- of an ali
,n;' ,,.;','I pr..,i.nrr iLn rntnr, # tn, Rcpub-
Er r,nr y.ars Of rule Lv sectional,
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NV oOL NOTICE.-QUAWTERMASTER,

RTOOL -QUARTERMk STEp,G
" Department. Raleigh. Juns e. 81 an 80
slarea 20 exchange Cotton iatn tor WOOL uron IN. SI
ope oineh "! arm for three pounds washed Wor and
"Lc bunch To- four pounds unwashed 'o'' soo
tgenls have been appointed to maze the .,ch =.
ias 3i.owing places: oxford, Turbnp, Knstor -
re AXE C"Ge'rd Rockingham I.sndersonvs S,tae
me E"Ib'ro Ashevis Pittaborg LuIsburg ysva,,
VIE, CoersT, and a. this place - '~!e''e-
fN-s n shipping vol 10 til, Place will please nsL -
nc i.r<'GeS M the FROM and the cotton yaT III IN
b. !,i~arJ--l .flcn-ui.te. '~'n VIII
aope 'hr people vii p4irOti iGslIy respond 10 tbs
h''ies As he WOOL Is TO- clothing the y G Trnons
July II, 1854. ~ n, a.
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STANDARD OFFICE"

On HARGETT STREET
Raleigh, n. &.
o"P'e"orT "lh, le7t SR-H
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SECRETARYS OFFICE.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, RE RECEIV-
- Cd At tbs "ic- unnl MONDAY tue zsth OF S.uIsm
6eT to larnIsh sufficient Quantity of
WOOD
Tor the use Of the State IN the Capitol during the ensuing
winter and sprug
the wood 1" be sound oak and hickory to be de-
hVered and measured the wood house on The C.n,,
krlus o "n' 10 time As required, Add TO be utc
suIiah e lengths fpr the several fire places
furnish '' WI
Tue ght Il rejecting BIDS not adrsuageou, 70 IN.
"'-'e y 'eAe''.a JNO p. II RUSS,
Secretary Of State
- I''3 Std.
~ Progress Confederate and Conservative piss,,
copy al day. Pe~''
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SPECIAL NOTICE.!
heaiqn"rteTs I'd MiIitlrT District.
NJ. ''P y G.. ASD SOUTHERN Va

H|nhg.o., y 4. Aagsc s0tt Isst Va
Ii; = ESONS NOT RESIDPNTG np
H,IIH' i'll. are requested 10 EEyRAJy fTrr1 sJ
" '"r .rIssiOn visit The Fort.rIr =;
addressed To- "'eaLnsF'' fhis -
9a:s'E- H'i~S at a distance. especially LADIEs
"a ne h",e 81 Preventing frutlesS Journey fr, -
G'T=s C?9I No CONSIDERATION Tor lie rr..,,
s' WV permission be given pass upon The g.
st' p'ata "hen circumstances will admit of rcI,,.
uDH ot i,s rue due nptic. will L. givsn VI 'e's&A
T"cEagoS Tor soldiers at tho ffertnt rs,st, .UL
'su 10 1ii. GEAINGEE, A. Y ". They should n. 80,
er- rhrnugh his zg,nis ''' sale ae"'-
One'-'' W. IL. c. WHITING,
JIHTs II. HuL 9'' usDeIa.
Nal 'r and A A Gsna
Sep rIDer 9TH, l5sS .
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land its union, its peace, and its liberty.
L"na ami cnthasia..!c cheers greeted
'ov. Seymour as he cyacI.ded lis speech.
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FREE PAPERS LOsT,.-I HAVE mn

PA T. RS LOST.--I HAVE RE.
onty hs' either nj the d-Ppt IN Raleigh or on The
~ hairOa' my tree papers, the Certificate az th.
C'erA 'i orange County Court, showing that am frns
mas ana "so. At the time, the free papers r. ,
WE Nancy Mitchell. The uzpers q nv lgock., h.
Smen lost would b. grateful aay one into wbo,'
aIus 'hese pGpers may fI 20 r-siJrs them to IN. am
ep|!e al F"r-stvre aud letters will re.ch me NJ tbst
Pvs II nee pi"erS not eIsl | will rn,ka sr
y'.ea!Ion to have theta renegr1 AP
Aug. %, 1854 S,[d
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- A6An REWAHD.-I WILL PAY FIF-
d OU " dollars 1r the delivery of sib,r ~ -
Two slaves. GbORGE and ANDREW MANDERRERT -
any jail IN thiS State TIOS ~ No. II
kAle'ga august 2gIh, la. sNItrd
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r;fcc the blood -
lI;nns fir the not give mp their rrn pas
So, Lrfd .tyHblic good This 1nion. s
w., 49, ,.,r;,ic.Ier by military arh;tion.
:. "a o.. mncc's troubles could be referred
,oot;ng armioN.I arbitrament Of ue con-.
,.-,'iI ,..4 ~. La ras, S' IN the field, ont Union
',ii ~'''i J.. ,,,,a'el, the rights of tlk States
'.',,' a,l ~" 11o.Nanterd, the sacredie less of
''..,, ,'i.,l ;,,I. be again respected, Gnrl
. ." -, ,.,r. nf - agy would again adminjs-
'I' '''s IIe hnd. Let not the ruin
90 ".'' I'. E eharged to our soldiers.
Il - ''' r. Seit teachings or thei ia
ha'''S'n .;.L - .Le TIE constant official inter
c''''57 " ''-' I'm have never heard tt-
ie'cu one .La 'SSI'at Of hatred towards the
pe"P.g VI ,i,o ,i1 "Sy0,A Beyond all r0Iiler
men 'neS 80 - st blessings of peace and
of charity, while - " u,bo atov Of i H.
demand ina iia' lEoe no lHercy charity or r. g.
ness sAaI Oe S'ITWR, .LR, The bigotry az D.
naticIsln ana !I 'He me &t6gues Of placeil h
ry of the past three 7, was a :
ier upon whom our Siopr bestowet s
only GtspmenIdaatlon i In he hung N
the cross, ana Fharls'a Knocked his 50 r
inps. It WAS asoldie, 1nna who discer Id
Az divinitv. when bs.Sl:.,.,,. =
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A1Ifruf.

e #4r, ~ Baltimore, %. Mat 1854.
Enuiere @erpunbeten in 6reeeridsbnrg, bic i1 6eIben=
fanpf iir mnIere periSnIide @iherbeit, mic fir bic 6rei=
belt uno S~ntesritat bes 9aubes ibr 8lut b~ergpien, bebiir>
fen Bel onen GnitrenJHnSen Der R~eSiernnS, pie Der Sani=
tats unb @briftliGen @ommiiton, ibnsn SiGfe ju bria9en,
nod Yhe9er unb @rauidunsen. I+ili Hslls
,ADie beutfdbe Silfsseienidaft in @Saibinstcn BAT bic eh@
len Oulcer, icpet ibre bei6rdntteu Wiittel rsi6en, inter-
itist une tpentet i& iett, I'M Mitpirfuns an Dem buma=
men Wsrte eriatene, OIL dbnIi6e reutl6e 8ereine.
0Dir a~ppeItren ha6er an bic 10 oft erprcbte Mteni1ens
freuntli9feit nnierer MitbirSer, uuo eriudben ie, berz
trauensurG, uns obue 8ersuS @sIbbeitrGse poer Grauids
uree1 3u ~gepG6ren, tauit mir na6 mie Dor metteiiernp
nit unien eanSslenteu in FER 9uuOeS6auptitae man&es
tbeurc Qeben erPalten lnb unidsIi&e eeiben 3a linbern
bermDhten. ss
S~siOnOsrs nptbpeubis iinb A5ein, Simbser : Gifg.
Oran9eu, @itrpnen, ME nibt mtneer Branop, Bbisfep,
@prcials, Settles, 9~etrpdnete @epfeI, 3peti1sen &C. a3
gaten ipsrbeu bon ben t1nterSeihneten, ME BON ben
Serren Satcb NubcIrs, Sannopaltr. SIS, 5obn 5ett,
0cuIbarbftr. l4l une BON ben SerausSebern unIerer heuts
f6en 3eitunSen angeuculmenS bel lpelGeH iene Oanren II.
Serren, meIGe fit ein'se Sage Sur YFese unierer ieieeus
Ger Sertbeifiger mad s6reeeridsbura seheu ipcGen, lire
Ndnteu a~nSu9eber, ~ein9eGaeea perben. m
nnrerjisli6c Silic lift ~erin9eno npt6peutiS; uniere
inenifenireunblid,en uuo pdtrictiiGen Dtitturgsr rereen
fie, ,rir 9offen es suoeritbtlif, Jest mic tets bereit~illis
s~etrGbren. go -Sp0 N1@ a5f{egAsV
SIN yla1nea tes .Nclfsz8 ereins sar ilntsrfsiiSuna
perruneeter uno frapfer Srieser: sfsaW aBl5s, H.-
@sprs 0fpft, Pr1iibenr, Seldir 6olc.
@barlss Spilfer. Sice= YrSiicent, 10 Sannooerfr.
Or. Nbolsb BiSnsr, g@riftii6rer.
be ~, aoenrb 2pren;, ghatmeifter, 8eIair Rrob.
|. $40 iU1 t@f@4~ i4ai36 l1 sfI4
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1~Do)Guntou, Q. e.

0ettere 8erb1ftnn9 pom < e.
(eGrapbtften,- Ser 8ernalter unesole
Ieleqrapbi1ten Der Snpepenpent Sele9ropb Vine
in 6arri8burq tamen unter 8epa6ung bier an
uno purpen ppn 0berit Snsrubam nab rent
alien Capitol iperirt.
/ Neptitpn. = Sor eInl9en So9e1
berri6te ni6t geringe Nufre9ung, inOenl oIeGIns
r%pairun93beamten ibre &unOe pom gteuert modl@
ten, in 6olge oe1en man einen meIterea Draft
uprau8lebte. Die Nbli6t p~erlelben mar leoOd
teine auoere, ais ibre 9iiten in Oronung 81
brin1en. ollie, Die iber As Sabre alt gewproen
waren, wurben ars9eitri6e1 Mno Die 20 Sabre
alt aetucroen aufgenrmmeH. .,.ass
! Mebr8 etc. = Ser 9pir.
@epr9e 8eemS fam am Samltug nit 3-4OO
neiteren Serpunbeten an, welde III Der Otitte
mods. 56la9t perlebt mproen waren. Sic mds
rem idntnli6 biz 8ele Ytain gu SuBe ses
gan9en.
Sur 6rpnt ge9un9en. = Sen.
0laipr gtu9ur, Gpmmanpant be8 %, Nrmeee
Corps, beianO ii6 inter ben 8afiagieren Oes
9OItbOpte8, pel6e3 am Samita9 frab na68ele
4tuin ob9ing.
re- SIN bentiden Spmmergar=
ten sTbeater Der 0tehanicS 6aue, $40.
398 Marplano 4uenne, iperoen beutc Nbeno
Dlaoame be 0tOiean, irpie SIS. Dad uno
.@aus ppm oeuti6en Sbeater gu Baltimore gum
ariten Dial auftreten. 9ieielben baben iid be-
reit8 einen 9tuI in Der oeutlGsamerifaniiden
IbeatermeLt ertpprben, Der ale2pbeSerbebungen
lberfluilig madt, unO es miro mir Die Nuf9abe
ieoes Gin5elnen fem, iid Don ibrem auSge5eid<
neten Gpiel in 9eriOn SIT %ilber5eusen. @ir
nlni6en oaber ein re9t POLES !6aus!
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tungen eetrpfen tpurben, GIe 6etli6tetten
bieies 8ereinS baben itetS ben Gbarafter wabs
rer beuti9er @ematbEi6teit reprdientirt, mese
balb mir Seoermann audi bieie @rcurliOn nit
boiler ueberseugung empfeblen t6nuen.
= ga Sn Der Qrbeiterballe, $40.
5 SID 6reperidiftrabe, pirO beute baS
erite 8rdbier on9eitedt unb Su 9leider 3eit bic
@artennirthi6aft nit pprtreIfli6em GOnSert er=
Gffnet, ipcSu ale Sreunpe pubren 8ersnigens
b6fidlt eingelaoen 1inb.
Ng @err SEQ. S. 8eber ldbt ebens
falls am Wontag Beds fampien BOD log nnb
label feline Sreunbe unp G6nner bierSu beltens
Elm.
Gy PER- 6 p 9, go 8eit Baltimore
ltrdBe, erpffnet berte, Mpntag, feline nelle
@artenpirtbidaft nit einem ~iuperben 2un6,
tpObei Suglei6 Elm pcrtreTfli3er BOD aus Beds
8rauerei lp5gelailen piro.
N8 Sn Otto 8enner's IS a b
ington Garten, genniplpanid Nueuue,
finoet beute 9lheno abermllS 9roBes GOn5ert
pom Wtuiithor bes 2. Il. ct. Nrtilerie 9te9ts.
itatt, mU5u 2lle b6fidit eingelaOen iinO.
EB 6err &uri6ner, Gde pon Sleetz
unp Ote9ilteritr., bdlt beute Mnrgen einen fas
moien Qund!
90 6err Otto in Bile alep, swi=
iben Charles unp 2igbtItraBe, er6Inet am
MoHtag Nprgen feline neue ,@irthldaft unp
miro bel oieiem b0dt wi6tigen GreigniB einen
lubltantiellen 2und auftilAen.
&g SDmmerfletoer.- 98ir MAIDEN
nniere Qeier bel Der berrannabenben Gpmmerz
bite anf pas reidbalti9e &leioerlager pes 9errt
g. 8. &aiier $50. 358 8elt 8ratt, nahe 8acaz
itrabe, uufmertium. Mun finoet bort cine srObe
Nuspabl fertiger Commentator BON BEN iDli<
oelten uno i60niten Strffen, Die !6err aaiier,
wie INNER, gu ben m~dbi9iten @reiien ~pertauit
E 9eute grcbes 8Odbterpic@
ntc bel George Spredelmeper I'M 8ellepuez
@drten. s5 81
BE 9 ID, unibertroffen in leiner gtrt,
beute Wprgen bel 81. R.iinser, 13 Slo Srez
nerIdltr.
e@ 8pdbier aus Beds Queue beute
bel Sreo. 2pbmann, III %. Srantlinitr.
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fir U%ONtr0RtOrpn.
5Mbfiten8soffcc Der Der. ct. slrmee

cSr Ger+ St. Nrn1ce
ys. 20 S0utbMr.
u.,.1.s Mn,.t,.. SSltt,nDre ben Is Msat1S64
ss Samn.as' cen 20, g,at ,. 5 gttttaSs ~ ubr, sntss-
Jfnesnpmns s %M os " St. S9enltenSeeparfement III
tteferuHe !" OaItmpre, Wte., ~ Serleben NIT -
Srtl6em Sbienfeiih
~~lfNl" sE.
get l. Si1nt 1864 Bis 1. Sanuor 1865 fir tic In un6 UNI bic
Stlet Saltimcre f4tiUntrttn Der. st. Irupptn taussturmt-
men feren tn SSIt D epenrpl, fer an Mnndpplis Sunttirn,
ne, Ian9S Ger 9StlnttpnetUn unb Baltimore ~pifsMbabn 3wt-
f6en Vdlttmp E Inb Iapre Be Craze, on eer Baltimore unb
Obip G!lenbapn tutiten Baltimore mrb benz Melap 5puie
Wpp an Ger ~@rrthera Central Gifenbabn ~arifben Baltimore
une Yprt. 5r4e
Das O6ienHtif9 mug bou auter bert1uHi6er 9ualitGt
ietn lnS bic Stade rom . ibertbeil unb o~tntertteil 9aIst
S3eEtt1t une Hterenteit liEh ausseiflpfen) In ptrtdltnts-
magtssE GnGntttat ~eeltefert werbsn,
SsE Eate ct Aelsre bic Iur etsTsrune BON S9lenfeti6