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Sdnaerblno ben einen berielben NIT 1885
Stinluen uro Der GtrnetsS dneerbufb ben am
bern nit 11,459 ct. erbielt. Sm @anien wure
ben 35,2O4 ct. ob9egeben lno Die nette Sum=
me pom $352O.40 Gts. 9el0f.
angriff auf einen ROlt5etbe@
umten.- Sin Mann NamenS s. &Oedner,
murpe ppreeitern GbenO in 2Opftr. Our6 Die
Yplisiiten Wlit6eQ ulls Gulberton pegen Srlnz
tenbeit uno unprbentli4em 8enebmen perbaf<
tet llua benz 4oliSeibeamten 9anpman iberge@
ben, tpel6er ibn nab bemS tationSbauie bringen
lcute. @dbrenb leBterer ben 8etrunfenen Die
2owltraBe binunter fibrte, erbielt Ct BON ibtn
eiuen fur6tbaren Sdlag auf ben Rcpf, SaB er
.auf pdS 5rOttOtr itlrste uno fi9 gefdbrlI1 per-
Iebte. Noedner entiprang, pnrbe aber an Der
nd6iten Gde Sur6 einen aroeren 8oIisIlten
tpteber etngefanoen uno nad oemS taticnsbauIe
gebradt, pDu no ibu &i6ter Sptcer na6 Der
Sail i3idte. .n.f,i. ~ --., 49,.
WDlIten nt6t sable a Bor9eitern
Nbeno traten stpei Wtdnner, 9lamenss s. 9Drter
ano Sas. SObnion, in Die 3eitauratipn ppn &.
Dublin, Soutbitr., nabe 2Opelp2lGep un0 nabe
benz ie eeb6ri9 getafelt batten, n,adten fe Dem
A~ufpdrter Die ihredlideD httbeilung, bab ibuen
oas Sela au~ssesungen iet. IS entltunoen
Streiti9feiten, tpelde nit S4ldgerei e~nOisten.
3wei Bplisiitea, pelde pur9 ben 2drm berz
beigescsen purOen, perbafteten Die StrOlde uno
Eidter Spieer i6idte ie na6 Der Sail.
gY Sic BURNER, nelde baS News
Oorter Surnfelt gu belu6en beablidtigen, iinb
eriu6t, ii9 Samitag friib 6 ubr in Der Surn@
bale, 800 @.=Brdttitr., einsufinOen.
GN Oeuti6eS Tudseid daft. -
Sir Ienten bic Nufmerflamteit Der Qeler (insz
.beionoere aber bic 5erren Wter6ant 1ailorS)
auf bic Nn3ei9e Der 99. Saleunes & 8olte,
pelde III SO. 62 8altimpreitr., spii6en 6rebez
rid unb @ap, einen neuen Su9zStDre er5ffnet
.baben. : 6err S6leune5, Der irIbere Sbeilbaz
Der BON Der Sirua S6leune8 & 9inrias, lit in
oieier Sran6e l6On binldnslid betannt uno
fem neuer Bartner, 6r. 8plte, niro nidt min
Der bemiibt iein, Die Rllnben reef gu beoienen.
GGy@N a6 Gurspa.- Ser 9ampter
9teusO ort tpirb nd6iten Samltag psn 9tewz
gOrt nad europa absehen. Be9en BaFage
menoe man lid an bic 8edersOffce. SGD
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Nus Merifn.
Sine fransBNftbe SOrce an Der WeiinrMns ees Sti
O1rnnnR.

GtHe Ir1n8UNIcbe GOrce an Der multiplying res ytIU
Grance.
9tew y orr, 8. Sept Ser 9ampfer Ariel
BON Stem Orleans 1T bier eingeIaufen.
Nadridten aus Otetamoras lagen, DAP cine
irans6fi6e Sprce 8efib bon 8agoac an Der
Minoung oes RiO @ranOe genpmmen bat; cine
anoere sr6Bere Sruppenmaht ppn 1900 Wtann
IpI tpeiter oben an ben llfern ~selanoet fem upe
General gprtinas ipu berielben e~ntgegenSieben.
Ni6ts 9leueS pOn Wobile. Capt. Senett pom
9tetaccmet bat eineu SprpeoD an Dem geluntea
nen 9ampfer Nuibpiae erplOoirt uno bpfft oena
ielben pOlleno8 sertriimmera su f6nnen.
Die Sra lagt, lie babe ipi3ttse Na6ri6ten,
otrfe ~bieieIben jepp6 ntdt perDfentli6en, pa iie
cOntrdbanb leien.
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aie VEN Wprfer gtaats.e pupentiOn.

6pratuie, Z. Septbr. SPomaS 8. aIs
foro lit far pas 2tmt zines 2ieut. Gpapernears
blrb Die Convention nOninirt pOroen.
5, 81. Ilber9er mur6e wieOernpminirt gum
Gaual>G pmmiiTpner.
8eielutjpneu iino pallirt pprosn, in wel6en
Die Btattfcra berg altimores Convention aopptirt
lUur0e.
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Sin p~erSdd,tises @diT.

@alifaL s. Septbr. Ser 9ampfer 5rau:
coma pOn Bottom wuroe in Si6t pom SbeI'
bourne ourb elm fremoe5 S1iff perfOlgt. War
glaubt, bab eS Elm ue,ler Birat mar.
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b. Rnonn'8 &cbmle.

Die QsbrRunsea fir has Gtuter. Saltiabr nebmeu am
Wlputas, ben 8. Sept, wfrrsens s ubr tbren @nfane. I'm
fetne unterbrehuus hss llnterrtdtS ju t~eranldfeu, wirb Der.
IeIbe bis ,u Der IN etnisea gDOden erfplgenbea goleneuns
res ue!en S6uibduieS in hem dlten f%crtSeiest.. Die eeebrtsa
Stern ausrdrtteer S&uler serbeH treuHb!t1t ert10t, bic.
lelben bis su pbeHeenauntem Gage BET mir ~tinteehea gu ladsn.
gnmelSunesn snr Aufnabme aeuer e&aler nerben TN eaufe
s. &nayy,g
(fptl-lol We. 1e 6. @aafr,
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ysnu Tnrt W1nnrne.

6ort MOnrOe, z. Septbr. Sen. 'Wtaj.
Butler tebrte seitern 9benO bierber surtd uno
ging beute Nadmittag nab Der, 6rOnt ab.
Ser Oampfer DON Gitp Bpint brirst teine
Neui9feiten BON Der Sront.
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aoIifiid,es ans mli6puri.

81. Souls, Z, Septbr. Sic bentptratiihe
StaatssG onoeaton nOatinirte beute SbOmas 8.
0rice, Elm 8ertpanoter oe8 ~8ebellengeneral5
9rite, jun Ganpioaten fir ba6 @ouperneur5-
amt.
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Sn 6. u. eans's sHuie.
WS.Gde QemboYb & Mfbemorfe ctr,

teeinHt Der untsrri@t fir has Dtater- Gerseher tn ensltl3fr,
bentfter unb tetrdiiher SprG@e NRpntas ben 90. Mue. Dd
bds 2etrerper fDnol Sernttrt rarbe unb ras 9anlletal etnt
Grrrstttruns erfatren bat. tSnnea ntetr S@aler ais btsbsr
ia ben erHen sures gDpGen nddea. Nm 3. Sept pirb eta
Gurfns fir MbenbfbuIer er6fnet iperbea. (26aas1QD1
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5tantrat9ss y erbanolumasm.

lGrter 3weig. Sine Betition pom Gpl.
Us. RpgerS pom 4. farb. Ser. ct. &eaiment
puroe prdientirt unb in p~erlelben gebeten ben
Nfitgliebern 6ieie5 8e9iments bieielbe 8punte
gu perwiaigen. alS ben meiber Soloaten.
Wr. Sutebart iberreidte cine 9teiOlutiOn nm
8erUiaigung BON $1,000 fir bic Union 8rct.
SUMMARY. NngenCmmen. Sine 8etitiOn bes
@~Omnindrs far StraBen6hnung wuros 3urid=
geleet. sas a 4ars41 ts.a aso
Ulr. 2ambOeu elne Reiolution, Den Mappr
81 eriu9eu, cine 8rOtlamatiOn gu e~rlafer, in
tpeI6er bic Burger aufsefcroert per6en, am
nd&iten gtontas ibre 5laasen aufiu3ieben. 9n=
9enemmen. sst..s
DIR. Spnes REF Die 8eiOlution auL bic n6rbs
li6e Gentralbabn uno Baltimore &. Obip 8abn
3n eriu6en, Die &Oblenfra6t fir Baltimore gu
ernieortgen. llebernielen.
Sine Communication ppn Mppeal Sar Court
9tng elm, in Delber Die @rilnoe anqegeben ma
rem, parum bic Arbeit in Der str6itr. md ni6t
%pOllenbet lit. .
Cine HeirlutiOn Don Wlr. @paas puroe elm
sereidt, betrefenO Die YetitipH Der 9abieS @eit
Gnp Union Aflcciation fir $1,000. angenpme
men,. asa-
3 Weiter3 wete. Die I'M eriien ;3lpeig
palirte Selolution, bic 4etitirn Der 9abies' @eit
Gnc Union DEPORTATION betreffenb, pailirte audr
in bteiem 3weise. Gertasua9.
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2 @pfo DHuete beute gu PAL, fel ipdter auf
235 berunter unO purOe sulest su 234 per-
fault.
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Nob Srem,ei,.
s. M1Gnuer'S GcDule,

So @ermanfr., Sipiiden SOpurO II. Grtawitr,
am Sept. bestnut has Qeinter-S emtaer @lterm. mel.
hF IRE atrhsr AT I'd jden nun ftes, wcHen sef6Hi8f lire en-
m~tIAunsen baib nGtben.
ffst1-S) s.. Wannsr +.
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iui gon!guat0ePll.
Subffifens=o f1ce Der ger. st. Nrmcc

Subf1fen5=Sfftce Der Ser. st. Mrnec
SIC. 20 Sputb:r. g
2zEawfas Baltimore, ben s. Sept, 1854. I
8erReBelte Mngcbcte I'm Duplifdt merte1 duf bieer Sttce
bis SamStdA ben 10 Sspt 1864. Ytittaes IL llbr aneenpnt.
ruus tn Baltimore. WRS, sa cerlpreeu NIT -
POO SUnnen 9utem gan9barem t6eu lin 8allen),
abtultsftrn in Eatcr'8 g8barf, Baltimore, gtS1 tie frlgt
100 Trnnen tn 10 Sassn unb bic ltrisen 100 8 runen 20
Gage mad @mpfanB Ses @DntrattS. a1sA ssisis 5stas
Das pnsrirte Seu utrh Settens Der &esleruns ether Hren-
gen unter fuGune untermrrfen. 1853 EtlsP
SOrmnIare fur &nsebpte fnp auf SbiSer Office Bu baben.
8dflnns erfDl9t mpnatli9 tn ictten GenSs. ais serabe al
Sdne; llno tetne %csrenneen, ipbGlb ais fpl6e etnssben.
AAe Yerlenen, welte aneebpte MAIDEN, ntuTen etnen Sreu,
eS ~betfusen, renn nt4t eth iclder beretts anf unlerer 8 ffcG
r~esifrtrt snurSe. #5 as& Hfeers 's2% -
'-@ ai-iss'a@ ~ sf'3. 8. 9!@tImans3s5
t6rSd) Capt. uHs 6. gu. S.M
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&iitbeersG Hens =
In rprsaeIt&er 6uartttdt Mill az bet
/ @en. e. Bpnetti,
Mb 444 %. @GIttmCrehrt
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I9te III JGDrItc3e EkuSf(eAliii9 I'm NfGs
tetr tlarD SSSiffttnt
CUR 8ef6roerung me6anii3er ailnite
ss;rs in ser aerraaumisen 9aae am @~eVptas, sen 3. Dit, fur
DeTuAer frsfnet perbeR NIB BIS sura @lrntan ben 81. 0ft.
.fantrn. Sic Sdue ipirb fir bent @fnpfans spn @eeeafdghsn
aui 26. GeYt prDftnet iuereeH. Rein mad EennerftdA, rem
70. Sept. s~epsnirter. Arttfsl lam nuf Gle greisliae leieel
wer6en NIB duf eta @rdnivur &nprHA r1edea.
= M%- Gtrcufare rerbsn bds Hdbere eutbiEteat nnbsE snm
Nttpar IN, sCr 9aNe al beicmnen.
- W. So MaWabIdn
HAiA@% 10A ha va 9eristt seS MuEft1unsseg pmites,
~(6fpt6mtl Wo. Snfitut.
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Der Bomb trug Die @ufi6riit; s9ieier Bon
lit Giqentbum Der Ser. Stdaten.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12

NEW YoRK, January IL The Herads spe-
cial from Headquarters Department Western
Virginia January 10. says:
Major Cole IN command Of battalion of cav
airy encamped in Loudou county. was attacked at
4 A VI. of to-dl.. by Mosby with a force of 400
strong. After severe fighting lasting hour,
Mosby was repused, and left his klel and
wounded on The field Among the rebels killed
were four commissioned officers Our loss is
reported, two killed ard IL wounded; among the
latter i Capt Hernon, severel Y, and Lieutenant
Rivers slightly
Gen. Selborn has force in pursuit of the enc
nv.
Mc>by attempted TO surround and surprise the
camp. but found Cole ready for him with a gal
liant fight
The special to the World, dated Washington,
January 10. SAYS:
Senator Wilson Is drafting a bill to reduce the
salaries sand emoiumert~ 81 collectors, surveyors
aud naval officers. TO 80 900 per aunum. to pre-
vent evasioi.s oi the law. Fines and imprison
viii be attached Congress has lie trned
that these officers. in some clses. are receiving
from $50 900 TO $50 .u00 per annum
special to The Tribune, dated Washington,
January TO- says
Senator Summer will Tomorrow introduce
bill To remove the restriction in the case Of for
ieiturc for Etc. % rebel est ,te. on, leaving the
forfeiture to Toe made provided by the ConSt-
tuition I his bill will confirm Judge Underwood's
decision that the Government has IA right To sell
in fee simple
Quartermnster General Meigs has resumed the
duties OF his office
AL public buildings draped in mourning
in memory OF Hon Caleb B Smith
The special To the Post dated Washington,
January IL, saws:
The Committee Oh WAYS aud Means will pro-
blblv recommend a reduction ia naval estimates
OF 35 900 or Sl0.00n
II is thought the House Committee on Military
Affairs viii recommend the confermert of the
rank of Lieutenant General upon Major General
Grant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12

No one who loves a vineyard. and who can ap-
preciatc the invigofatine effect Of an elevated
situation, commanding extensive views of inte-
resting objects, scattered over hills and valleys,
embracing the noble rivers extensive forests,
and treat city, with its thousand evidences of
the busy throng of busting industry. should fail
10 visit Troy Hill. in Reserve township. imme-
diately north of Allegheny CITY, where NAV be
found nearly one hundred acres Of vineyards.
These are chiefly planted with Catawba vines,
set closely and trained to stakes in the German
method.
TIE thrift Of the Teutons. and their untiring
industry. is here everywhere displayed The
vinevards are often situated upon the mos; bold
exposures and declivitous descents where the
culture must be performed wholly by human Ia
Dor. Some of the soil appears TO be nearly all
stones and vet the vines are thrifty and produc-
tive. The road leading to the ascent Is cut in
the face of an almost perpendicular cliff and the
wall that supports il seems to spring directly
from the vineyards many feet below.
One Of the pioneers, most enthusiastic vine
planter, is Er. Adam Reineman, a successful
merchant of Pittsburg who takes his pleasure
and pastiue in his vineyard, and in ornament
ing the grounds about MS comfortable dwelling
where fruits of various kinds abound and thrive
His vineyard, though closely planted, is trimmed
and trained with double bows, and is thus able
10 set very large crop. Last year the produc
Of one acre and quarter, was ,55i gallons OF
wine, made upon press, with only a two inch
screw. Besides this, a second grade Of wine
was made from the marc, which Is mixed with
water and allowed 10 ferment, and then pressed
producing light, rough wine Of inferior quality
A further evidence of what NAV be done in larg,
yield may be given. Seven vine stocks trained
long, on an arbor. produced this year twenty
eight gallons OF wine-the quality had not ar
opportunity OF inspecting,
In conclusion, allow me 10 reiterate the de
light that was experienced in visiting these fa
vored vinelands. The success of others should
give Us pleasure, even where the contrast viii
our own less productive vineyards is sadl,
against Us. lie; Us not despond, however bu
Try again. and hope for better results in futur'
years, with our renewed efforts 10 win success
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. WARDER.
Cincinnati, October 80, 1868.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12
Foreign News.

NEW York. January IL BY ths arrival yes
terday OF the Columbia. we have interesting news
from St. Domingo.
Our advices from Mexico represent the French
successful on the march of their columns
1t i said by French aud other ptrtisans that
Juarez would seek safety for himself in Texas
From ST. Domingo. We earn that the Spaniards
have gained another victory over the insurgents
in front of Puerto Platte they drove the insurg-
entS from various pnSitions while the number of
killed and wounded has been very small Rein
forcemeuts are constantly arriving for the Span
iards and enough, as supposed, 10 overcome all
opposition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12
From the Army sfthc Potomac.

HkApQUARriRs ARMY or PoroMAc. Jan IL
Faithful chnpaiDs ~ the army here to day hed
religious services, bat otherwise everything has
been quiet Along the lines. there has not been
sensation rumor to relieve the uorotonv.
Gen Meade has gone TO PennsylvaniA, on y
short leave OF absence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12

WAsHINGroN. January / 1t j. believed that
the rebels will not be able To accomplish any
thing in the Shenandoah VALLEY. The floating
ice in the stream and rivers and The movements
OF our forces. preclude the possibility of bridge
building. Early will leave that section after the
present month
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12

II HAVE TWENTY

II HAVE TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
u Of improved Cty Properly, that NJ sci Tor one
fourth down zLe the balance within eight wears. the
purchase psyins III per cent interest IN advance.
nr.liy. GE0R 3S " PITTS
secIs-deu
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-12-30
-AUCTI0NEERING!

THE undersigned, thankful for past IA
i vors, informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has renewed his Auctioneer's
License for the Cd Congressional District,
comprising The 9Th, 9th, 9TH, 9Th, 10Th,
llth and 18th Election Districts of Bal
tmore county and the whole OF Hartford
county. He has also taken out License for
the 18th Congressional District Of Penn
sylvania, comprising York and olher coun-
ties, and will attend promptly to the Auc-
pioneering Of
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY!
Charges moderate, and the best OF refer
ences given, if required. ,......-...
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Black Horse P. O., Hartford Co., Md.
fed
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Dyspepsia a Ind G. s iveness
Cured.
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D.. J TENNIS CASE. -.New York
Mentor, January IA, 1860 Whether the
Brandrelh Pill is ever convertible into
blood, we will not now discuss. But our
chief object at this time is to give state
ment of gentleman who says he has
taken one of the Brandreth Pills, for at
last sixteen months, daily. or about 4S0
days in succession, and who saws that at
the enL of that time he considered HIM
self cured Of Dyspepsia, attended by con-
slant coslve state oi bowels, which had
troubled him for long time.
This gentleman, My Daniel j. Tenny,
resides at the Aston House, in this city,
and has been in the enjoyment of e. ceIlent
health ever since he was cured by this
treatment. He is an intelligent man and
there is no doubt of the truth of his slate
ment. This proves. at least. that as many
as one OF the Pills prepared by DR.. Bran
dr''h can be taken ior nearly 5 0 DAYS in
succession without harm, and at the end
of that Inne a dyspeptc and coslive habit
of body may be perfectly cured. This
could not be said OF any Of the caIhartics
in use by those who style themselves the
Regular Faculty. For sale by all re-
spectacle dealers in medicines. my27
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Repairing the Silvering of Looking
Glasses.

The repairing of the sllvering on the
hacks of looking glasses has hitherto been
considered very difficult operation. A
new and very simple method, however,
has been described before the Polytechnic
Soc ETY. Of Leipsic. I, is as follows:
Clean the bare portion of the glass by
rubbing it gently with fine cotton, taking
care TO remove any trace Of dust and
grease. II his cleaning be not done care
fully, defects. will appear around The place
repaired With the point of your knife
cut upon the back of another looking
glass around a portion of the silverng of
The required form, but little larger
Upon it place small drop of mercury; a
drop the size OF pins head will be sufli-
cient for a surface equal to the size of the
nail. The mercury spreads Immediately,
penetrates the amalgam to where it was
cut of with the knife, and the required
piece may now be repaired, This is the
most difficult part Of the operation. Then
dress lightly the renewed portion with
cotton, i! hardens almost Immediately, and
the glass presents the same appearance as
new enc.
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The BEST TINE TO Cur TIMBER.
This subject has often been discussed
in the agricultural Journals, and various
opinions expressed. Mr.. Ambrose Kim
ball, Reading, Mass. writes 10 the Bos-
ton Recorder as follows:
= a short time since | saw statement
on this subject in newspaper. wish
to give my own experience and observa.
ton for over fifty years, constantly work
ing and using all kinds of timber, more
especially oak, ash and walnut have
learned By dear experience. for have lost
much by the effects Of worms in my tim,
her, and have found when timber may be
cut aud have no worms, or powdcrpost.
I as it is called. CHI, timber from the mid
die OF September TO the middle OF Decem-
Der, aud YOU cannot &C: worm iato it,
October aud November are perhaps the
bes. months, and sure to avoid the
worms