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, 1864-10-04

comparatively A4t+V44CA huu y t!GkH3 uCe~
crIpiiye Of tn. unwarlike soldier who is the
candidate Of the Ponce Democracy, will find
satis' acrory confirmation in the statement Of
q soldier in the Signal Corpc, on duty at the
battle Of Malvern ELL, which we reprint from
the Pitttburg Gazette. That paper certifies
that this eollltr. Andrew N. Kennedy, is
"in every way worthy ofcredence," and that
she can procure any amount Of corrobora
tire testimony If 1t is needed"
ABATEMENT or ASpnE n. KExSEpy, OF co. /,
CAPT. FOSTER, l0sD PA. yo1B.
Iwaa 5e.slIed to The sig1 al Corps Of the Army
OF the Potomac, IN December, 1851, and continued
u ny period Of enlistment, Au4u4t %, 1851. Dur
Ing The Seven Days nghting on the Psninsu1a,. In
from OF Richmond, In June 1862, vas attached
to the HtQnal Part3 It the army headqusrteks. Our
party vas statIo1ed near tins line Of battle Nal
ve1n Hill during the battle, and u communication
tth the gunboats ga The Ja5aos River It II With
in ny own personal knowledge that ofllcia reports
and comu1ubtcAtH'Es we're tFansun1tted hy parry
during the heat Of the b~te By the several corps-
tonn apo'rp, addressed to Gen. George McClel-
Ian, who vas then on board Eunboat On the james
Hvsr, several mi es distant from the scene Of &c
tiou. Was on duty on the station on Malvern
Hill. from al carly hoor In The moEIing tlil near
b*1re sent to, and received ftom Gen Mcclellan,
Who Wss On board tno Eunboat dueln. tho htAgIest
/ was not o. duty on the station during tho at.
fe1uoon; bat have hearu fron mr. comrades who
were on duty. that the Gcneral's headquarters re-
manned on board The feet un, the battle over,
The first time saw Gen. Mcclellan during the day.
wac between ten and eleven O'Clock at nj ;nt, nel
ne estArted from HaxalI's for Harssoa's Landing.
ANDREW N. KxNx&Dr.
Personally appeared before me. Mayor OF Ale.
chany City, Andrew N. Kennedy, who beln :.
swo1n, tbst the above statement Is Correct and
true.
sworn and subectibed before nc this alst dsy Of
September, 1854. A. c. ALEXANDER,
MAyor Of the Cit Of Anesnauy,
, 1864-10-04
wrAruExs11x1p, Conn.,, March 2, 1s8.

d. WE. HX1a&:
pa4r AR. Hay1nx ssen Jouf Adves1tsnens q Co&
tateao1 Wsssr. rscoIn:nsade@ ~ lncaqnaon q
ths Kidney and Irritation q ae Saadess hafinK ~
na@beS T e11s
i ~ vnnr nSsnta 1t hartford, Aes8s. Loe StssuT
hsa U,sd s. se.ts 6 # e ny 1sRFtes
n3t,ea - +. I'D nj whore never e1pected to be u
ny ill., - p re, sR!d {h. I, cannot s1p5e
~ 1cn i1tccGee1d Il 10 b. May e baaalrx Of OK
yy1er stteod you In your 1AnoEs Of loTa.
, 1864-10-04

The British military authorities nave IL
sued an order requiring all abls-bodied men
for military duty. 4 sergeant has been en-
trusted with the duty Of posting this order
throughout Canads, and on Thursday even
ing AID Friday, Was busy In paetfng up the
hills in Windsor. He will continue down as
lar as Anherstbarg, taking Sandwich IN his
course, and wi!l also see that the order Is
posted In the various villages along tue lake
shore.
The sight Of the order at Windsor and
Sandwich bae naturally created great excite
ment among tt e drafted runawaJF, deserters,
rsfngeeR, etc, who are apparently at loss
bow to proceed. Many (mostJ Suutherners)
are making preparations to comply with Its
prorjstope, apd others are returning home.
The day express on the Great Western Rail
way, It Is estimated, took over 100 men this
morning to Clifton, gho went there to re
port The order Is imperative, and:requ{res
Immediate attention. BeloH ne give copy
oft: u,
Notice IL hereby eiren to all persans from the
Federal btatc8 OF America. Tho hare taken Fetnge
in Canada slnce The 1at Of August. 1861 aud are DIT
for the performance OF military du:y to report i'm
Ms;eft5's eer1ies, 1t lis heaaqua1.ers, Clifton
taly te17ice Of aer 3sjezty's government. -,
th4 II oreef %s i sa6 70
summary arrest, fne md imprisonment.
Refugees and exileB SEEKING tee protection OF
fhir government must lend their sid to strengthen
lie % eovernmsnt that gives them protection.
'1'~ Dy order.
The above might lead to tha supposition
that the British government was preparinE
for War, hut we are reliably Informed that It
ia only The intestlon to raise several reg1-
mtnts Of Canadian militia to garrison, tor
the preeent, the many military PosA along l
4ha frontier md when properly drilled they
viii be sent to other localities, probably to
the East Indies, When We remember that
lie British government recently issued AZ or
der witbdrSx1ng al its regular troops from
Cauada. It left that Province to rely upon its
oN q inbabitants for protection. In conse'
quence, theT have necessarily nag i Iecoufse
to the shove order to strengthen lhe1f forces.
, 1864-10-04
Ya]lundJ~haxu and the Soldiers.

On Friday last, it is said, Mr.. Vallanaig-
hau,'s nervous sensibilitics received another
severe shock. While sitting at the table If
hotel at Sidney q regiment Of Michigan
soldiers arrived IN town on their way home,
and transportation not being ready, they
ua1ched through some Of the principal
streets OF the village; as they pa sed the
MOTEL, 1t is stated thnr A1r. 7. seemed consfd-
erably sgi'ated, and our informant says be-
came as ''white as she.t," evidently con-
tenplatfpg The probao'1i,tntees Of 81. liberties
ever, did not mo1eBt the martyr, but passed
on up the strict. Presently they discovered
q em-n cannon which the pe1ce men were
using to swake the echoes" and not pleaaed
with the service 1t vas subjected to, tie boys
''gobb1ed IT up,'' and when they left the
town took the implement Of "petce" with
them. Great WAS the wrath Of the peace
men at being thus deprived Of their thunder,
but before they could take the necessary
legal steps to recover the property, It and
the WOLVERINE State-IoeIo Blade, Sep&. so.
, 1864-10-04

SUSPENSION or 6oPuoMoREs FROM HAR-
ylRp CoL1KaE--Tbe taculty Of Harvard G IL
lege have commenced the standardization Of
Justice to several of the aophomores 1ho
have been engaged in some Of the late out
RACES on the Freshmen. Five Of them were
suspended from the Institution on Wednes-
day-two OF them for one year, and the 9th
ers ior eighteen months each, the latter upon
their return to be reduced to the Freshmen
class. Two had prey siouely been suspended,
and eevsrnl Others who we're also engaged In
the d1sgraceful proceedings Of " "hazipg,' =
were pnbncly rep1imanded: Within the past
few weeks the Freshmen have been greatly
annoy ed By the windows OF their rooms be-
Ing broken, and other hostile demonstra tions,
ana The night following the suspension q Of
thets sophomozes nesrly sycslE xlndow vI ;s IN IN
buf)dipes Wss demolished. Since the act OF
eusp+ nsion By the Faculty petition has
btcn started BY the Freshmen, asking THAT
the Sorhomores be reinstated.
, 1864-10-04
4 CANADA MILITARY ORORR.

Excitement Among the Draft RuDa-
ways, DrSerIers, eEc.-Refugees, TX
lies, etc , TO be Enrol1cA In the Rr1E-
fkh service.
, 1864-10-04

EHon. VIM. n. Stone, Governor Of lows. hiss
accepted II Invitation to speak At the Mass Meet
ing at Springfield. October 9Th
, 1864-10-04

G euera1 Oelesby AppoiE t1nents.

General 0elcsby,s AppotE t1nents.
The following list Of appointments has
been made for October for Gen. Ogiesby:-
vandksfa, FsJette cocnty. Monday. Oct. 10
Cen;ralia> Marion county Tuesday. Oct j
puouo,n. Perry county Wednesday, Oct. 12
Sp1ftA Rar duiph county ..... .ThursdaT. Oct. IS
Mprtrecaooro, JxckAon county. -. Friday 0ct. II
Cat,o, Alexander county,. :. 9aturdaF, Oct. IL
Marion. Wl1nsnran county :. %. .Ho1d1y, Oct. Y
SbaWue&toWu Gallattn CO.. "Wednesday, Oct. 10
Csimi, Wh1te county. .Thureday. Oct. %
, 1864-10-04
DLABE ETE3

Ii tzsaae Of nsorasen Ano 1ivs1. aesaxto{on3t
dIsesss, axcept Coasunptton, that sneca she oamat
consut9aon- have 70 ap.ee for d,se ossinS eansa
version Of sarchJ principle Tor vegetable porto.
ofthe food) into sngat Hhlch atim1atee the kidney
su1er from thia disease xao y" lgnosan; Of Il: 1a
H. they pass lArge Quantities dnriRK The dsy and ar
du9fSE % tGs Sig6 Mo notice i ssfsn ot i onal thu
sttenfion s called to the large dscaarxt Of vater
often when It Ia 20 ~ sdvanced = 70 Be beyond u
control of ordinary remedies. Anothel symptom +
fhs rrest th1rpt which, when the diata4e fully esta
iIsbed. d intolerable-tne patient drink coustanty
1tthoat being IT Msataaed slse d!yn=ss = q hn mouth
Tsaced crkos ard EEAly ioas a. arpstte s-nsclsno1
Ind he 2sueas tztGuE1y h2k3 IRON eXtsnI1c1~
, 1864-10-04

propcta1t rust be enclosed Ia u envel pe sealed
Arn B6dtFr 81 to tie unue!ftcnec. and must 6e dis
t1p peptheo f-u3 cher 1cttef1 bJ the wOT OPP
Ill fo 6A rea, on the upper let hAad corner of The
enTeicpe.
guch course should be deemed the intarelt Of The
TIrtfed Afatt1 3. Dc BA <ET.
$50 fs7.l5t Mai 4u4 G t., e. S 4,
, 1864-10-04

IQu tE6 ~. 4. LFe010E f03t+E
Such oi our fellow-cleizeus OF Irish birth
AZ inttnd to vote for Mcclellan ADD Pendle-
ton msy be cougratnlat' q upon the pleasure
they will give to the Engliah srlstocracy, and
It's orgau the London Times, In yotlrg for
Mcclellan they vote exactly Is the London
Il. es desjres them to. That joureal, III It's
1cctnt iesurs, htaps abuse upoa Mr Lta-
coln and Ihe Uhion party. and vigorously
advocates the election OF Mcclellan. So
does the London Herald, the organ Of the
Tory .pntty.
all who despi.e and speak contemptuouslJ
OF the Irish, strongly urge and desire the
election Of Mcclellan and Pendleton AVote
fl Mcclellan, therefore, IS q vote which will
dtlIgbt TIE Union hating and lrelaod. attug
alibioc1ats In England; and any 1rtshmaa
who desires to curry favor With Epglish
lo.de, and with the London Ttmes cannot do
better than vote and speak In favor Of Nc.
CJe1lan. That Will be a sure passport fur
bin to British favor. II Will not, p.rhipst
keep the Loldon 1Iaaer, the Satu day R.uisw
AID other arjstocratlc journals from calling
them, as tha constantly do, with beasts and
tavsses; but it may lead these newspapers
10 make an exception In favor OF thos9 who
voted tor Mcclellan
Nhep, therefore, An Irish citizen Is sskod
why ke rotes for McLel1Bn, he cac answer
truly, "because the London Tunes wants to
bave Mcclellan electeu;" aid ii b. is asked
for still! further reasons he Can reply, "be.
canse the English arissocracy are III McClel-
lap's favor;' and II be IL still pressed for
reseone, te may add, "because I should like
to win q word Of praise for myself iron tho
men who despise the country OF my birth,
ard hate 2nd abuse my people,"
, 1864-10-04

The machine thst attracted the most at
tertion on the ground WAS the Portable
Beattr Press, 1ais press is manufactured,
spd the patent 0 Hned BY. the Western Beater
Hay Press Company, Of Galeaburg, in this
State. The power Of this press may be uu-
derstood, when We state that 400 pounds Of
hay Is compressed into the space OF II inches
occupy less space for storage or shipment,
than the sEme weight Of pork in barrels, and
a greater number OF tons can be put on q car,
or in EesetI's hold, than any miscellaneous
merchandise. George I. Bergen ls the Gene.
TAI Agent Of the Company at Galesburg+
, 1864-10-04

AZ have stated, the exhibition Of cattle
was remarkably good. The premium for
herds empraced i've entries, Numbering
twenty-five head OF most splendid cattle.
Three of these heads were from illinois, and
received TWO out Of the three premiums. The
The Illinois exhibitors were 4 ]. Dunlap, Of
Knox county, and Patterson, st Mercer
county.
, 1864-10-04
tHllli11erp.

W,11 taxa rlsce On TEL 2sDAY FEAT; Oct. ~
The InVQr Of your oreeenec Is teTpeeu1ly saici.td
at 1sf St4te It ett, Chcsgo. Alllne4s nos a71ted.
, 1864-10-04

The display of fruit was very tlne, much
beyonl any thing have eeen this year. Ap-
better samples OF each variety it would ba
difficult to collect in the West. Tue grape
show was very fine; and although the e1ns.
tiou was In the immediate neishboehood Of
several famous Vineyards, yet our 0 d friend,
Dr.. Schroeder, Of Bloomington, Carried of
the most attractive prizes.
, 1864-10-04

Mr.. Gcoch-Wese ,au oo board the gunbo,ts iu.
Hue epj psrt Of Ihst toJ1
Gtu. McCitllsu-1 DO not re1nenbeI:-Reporf Of
ne t0,3nqfkt<s On tie 0sp'n15 q ~ RdS.
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Movement ~ Ocean Steamers.
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Ar. agd a.rs E.. iours. . .
q. - .assip Cafsicr. y,n Esra-a Gad Ha-sru-sif
io'-7fa T. f...n d. ~ Cote a. william. B.. tlAsf 1l
nd trs Gray g. r Hsrrc- J. d. Te'.-r '-s. Cpf.F' en
sIa d. GiipaH, N.siif ~ l.. De- Liole - - .i-n.ri
Ia. Hilot Coo Fs... o.. 4. 10. j. .ruy, y. J. Zen
in. Io-yscd sg G-o,,, j. fcli. =. p. Diry, Crit I'm
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Ko4cf, T. q. foun- y. ia..r4g J- Crawford, ia Hone
l.ts sl4 otlets In DIE s..ru-r-
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rsss wrrsiuga.


Poo, The v5indhsu Colny tDLl PTsr''-iT''
The following letter, which wa. addressed to
..,s..~'5 f,,c,S con,eire3 81. much pltr'osm. good
90, md practical advice. TAI be- believed it onsn'
o,o Re unob ished ard he obtained tie CONSENT OF
tbs author f. send TO Us FOR the Et u olI readers
We iniors TIE Judgment o. irieud 20 whom IL WAY
,sir.sscd snd we are sure 81 0i 10 read with i''si
,s, Br. BowES's uano is parh aud an impol'al.
pa,. too a. che history of is nm iabe e-.aeI1ht ~
Taadstoef, ap6 s coopso u. receive great eoA'1e''
uor. - . nj, 400.
IiYDr,x ell. J aiu giad T. tl0~ tioi {0a it1 p,
San a. ,,I.r-. - In the pfesa oGitOn OF good ol
ionnectcur E},rv absent soH co. l1t p.triote ',.,s
roasoa o. Pc proud or DC. - '.'' y" l W..
.ytirical record ..~nr tE.s vi % t.ehcli"n. w I-'
he Ala og f.. noble Christian IL ccve GOV. hta--
IsGEAn--loD b'oss hu--ste his piompt' ilih.,'-u
her full q1ora O. Ten - sve 'le r"HSs OIL oA' t'','
sas. nov Dr., sa.e In Particular r. ctred mon 70
ante. Uian 90 sa, aoo'.der q" '"'.ae.i ~ nt'i.s Is
como bottIs s. ti tae rom S-vw1ir Copp'sin as in'
oeonie are Iil for the oatrt Gm alr-il sore O!
thar politirol leaders Tie 90" 'cnirry' tttTP''f
tco ccnGdo 81 al s1sy N"' -f"eT YiCtorF soy te
ps0pIearo ready. They ready and only ntea some
Z Oupprtl'ar, 20 ciFo c~pf.S,fg to ,fOE paiu.ce e.
ihrsia u. iLo ioy.l mcl, SD -p1en too ~ e'''
CITY. town acd yaFe ate frs-tr aau excited 'cf E""
% never before siHce ths $. G.. ihe he''@. -'r,
What seG ee 90 ios oar cosl. ! - To- tno ~ io-' t."
rl4riers .......... 80, CIV.
Eus evidCIic 1i tso unrGra.Co1 rfTu7is'n OF i'e en-
t!rc p0pCl en- From 500 Oh -iit"p oplo rVS' 20 g.
ggther on TIT 90 1sion. i,rt 70 'he eoVl' W iI
rtTucto.~ ord timely WIN rs ~ we ci''t' ii. '',
sneaker TfesoHt. Nof'r vas -'ar suc- C. ei-iiY
gathering lnyThore IL the ly state iI"eeS -os
trree five niles 0nr witi Ai'-2 ala t-hh-i s.ir
cid Dag Itsr-i! ny o ous'f'.s--stnt p"1i't ''4'
- 2ods,oc. 'iai-nR-thd a ''' - ''u ~ '!' ''
SOP Hc,,a ana f;oge. sap. o. 90 n'anuiaeI! e. I''
iois. AstcaaHs nurseries "'f ''" $50 "u' az ~. l,
near 90 a'4 Eop1E r''''.'' '.' 'n'ri So J.'' ''F
Tligaiy Eos' bound o. re f'" % ' & l':'NtI H'"
Why nor eiro The people II 'v'- ccluiI 40 the a'at
foch on D,.- ruiIty - meet turliGrTf That crtt ON
ass nek.L on lhct d. ~ hrbi-,qS " lie f1'ir
fgbDF cu- battles abroad, ~ o.. STATES tnoy wao
or eii tend ask and pray 'a' r leo love God e-G
liberty a., a have at least or d'f tfto.e the le-sHe
election vsics Sha- be CO.. -eci-.cd ~ cur tri, ~
country
am to-, bs: Vi'A What .fa.a az not s0!e 90 Bay
Llef the s..to Ccmmire of C.s0ect'o cas-. or nrc ~
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Eeaal Notltes.

CUPREME COURT. JOHN 1. STUD
y With Pre,d.fi Of The Cy Bank OF Brosklyu, against
JERE"fhH UbJNhELL.-cuul-.. ........,.-..........
nous iJr money dsnsil cortfict. u = Inter KHv !.
To the defendant You are hereby: stomp - ceuts.
summoned aud requif.4 30 'fgarT
rolrait 10 til scteu. which been the day tsd 81 =
os o. the ek .as Court % Che CITY dHh m tno CITY 81
brook "a IN 81 fn~ and 70 serve corr o. eGr
suuar 20 The .ad r'rguir on tr sh.cDr- a. ns circ.
No ~ atm r-.t h. .sd err ~ BrooIyr. within tseu'y
de,s nfsT thr srr.irr 'rroG rseiny- a. - d d. s,h
ry,e s Il vor fN 20 tisv.r he sad rorfps'lf VIZ n
liz. tine a-r-si s plaintiff IN Iris action vii ttAe jsa
fucnt ur,rs you a.. q hc- ioo.snd dots, ~.li
Interest one hundred dollar, r,t o. ta ssni
7or hs day OF Octotrr. 'ti, AMI tnorfd hva
undsrd dosis, oaer pasion u tsi sl-l 'fa we i'ts
dag o. October 1885, besides tle sos- o. tn.' sct--.eu
October lltL, 1914. go.
OF isr,.gS
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EEw-5Es.srY ITEMS.

Extensive RAIB gY THEY'VE OK TaZ n !.
AID LAT, ktI.wAr-pA .srsCrrs BoUDrp 1vufscr',fi
,.sClr. An or if,. filtsr--DFr e.. bono; ai-nr
,-t-ares c,. conn iced 3D. tas .in.y took Isr .H
81. s Sow tr, r. l-Ie I-v-Hs 81 Iian''4y nif . 81
% e.uo OF ffr Gal. 10 ih. yrr.t r1stG bsHiscr i'r.i
lDa anu ft.t,.s ,Hs. ilfost Nc"-l "a aaa tHif4''.
.. t,t..e-a b..l i-a., ,-na. .f..y Cp %; qa.-s
t-.1rstG 0..1l- .- IL-flL-Y afternoon, c.iii,e 'hi
.frt c0, .ac 80. f.. f.. +-F-G0ik elG futiry a.-, Co.
,..... g. r4ir, f..t a-ti sts Ga cor 40 tcs"rffY
... 4r here up H.. ne lsal begFees n)nEFY l!AEkis
4. -,tV--l e-s ara i,tII. 2Arir Of fDl. fli-
I.flvc soc ca.a la r.. 900 Ions n't-. fe' 81 ifi
.Is So. 70, rslc.fl OFF, .i money "Hi.r s'l- ilfpDgt
l..i1.s .oa.gg ore .n.i ip'- .h r.-fD tic '''
.a al ,,c.' alof. lg place be."era Jersey C.ti aud
-tIffat.-r f-f.fr-.ir mice l % rDN"'f Nfscf
trtte4 gals c,tulg ir or 0-t. AZ sIadieio.n To
t-r.a DrorcgoEi flf atnrt q r sfrc 1870 tH' i.ht' d
lagLi ,at0ngh cvrfc. rlA ceuc up a4o "'' H'i-' hr
lr some tire IT, cos .uoe The tAiet's iAe s.leo
.., .t y1uita prss.l through tiD cNtai f train "Hi
ff 3 a ui.g.. .f!r h..l .al.e and female. Of s sr
.e'r 1901. f0,af &. aa. 90 "'-l' '''c" -'- e'''''''
afia TIoe1z
Oae e.dall, gentleman from Kentucky, whose raHe
b.. believed 90 30 So fIlwn. -ufz d ht cong OF f'
banded il brut msantl. alo i"h'r- 81 d COLI
~. O. amount " molrv fre ID treatment he itc'N -H
F. loposeG io have hfsie. on Il! 0i OPP e1' C.. any
rats foo erfr H., cars started nc expired. aid lis re-
,l;ts we've iei e. col cn
0it.y--.r Of iaf4ir.0~u Uh0 ~c-' =. ing ,of" INC
.t-.e were 1l-a gri ard r1. bed aUd n'hrr p'
,il Fsr, also ru.'f.i before tno rniLuns c'h'.-'l
tfa.- f.-.r..-y g. ...e.s .e prize hight.
lle lsc u tlD ,i Rrrc u.cYraphcn 90 ere oii'trs
e. rie rrr lII ~ -s uaGcrstooc 81 they ID 'r O.
-,,tIel tfar h. ,lsiI oi tlp po.ce "uintr't' Co.
-.,. re~ aru ia a probability con derID!u fC4ioA
ol these IaI. ssh! Dr. ..4ea into custody.
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EEw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 1861

The srvo d1 reports Ps,scd In n. liver steamers Fn
pirr Civ ana orgr Ctomwr bound iof neu.ioIA- Net
veine star IN = vel Passed IA sight o. Hcrrnic
yire ~ out,i1 brr tfh insf ~ S1nl-elo. rsss~i
ler rrrryng ~ s IE vita red n crrrre-. uppo.rd
Il 10 he The Afs hal, To- NtuD.esns slDr sy paced
NJ q. rnt- yurfi1T 0l, c1gL mo is. 81
g. on - g. hove rs "a aua boar lei by onoer rom
a. s. -urhoat Krytt st. 2.th int. ul., ll's-d a
.ie-vhos seelnes with smoke Gta-kf day. o.
a chased 5y .us looking propeller 90 clear Of
be- d 3:2i a.
The Css.sudrr ports. ai heavy gales y. and T.
as'h ard l5.l is o. % ar t syr-rs Of
v~el ppassd g. b- schooner I'D jline- ofti -ts. c
Go. c. lith g. T. Cav. did tod b.red urrn, - %.
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s!lllO sAssIos- .AuasDAr Oct. a. 1904
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rs..e-JoiL D. ueyry esq. rfesien' and she fo4o"in'
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hs ro.i hsvrr bru rallied md quorum no aIprilF t
l.a ts rl5 e "a. announced lat o. Board Stood ~louilt'
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TIKI CITY RAILROADS.

Ts a. T9i.sr n he n. y. Tribune.
GfETLEYEs: The interests Of the working
sassss vlo require the facilities II railroad travel de.
rasnd Of eyery r.ghtminded citizen determined oppo-
.toa 10 t4 railroad imposition. They tell that TIE
sdYeace1 yclr o. lbor equipments and forage justify
1sr lacrosse Of ale bat insist thGl the LsailatuTa
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s.-,.sitp ro-.i s.s- grr trr,,ar 18th fast. r,'.
rl.f. ed pc - w. E. t..l. ---'f- very +-T e'a
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dave. l..s.a.l -r.. D.. Mu-.g.i.
so rifi- C.r.r. f.rl le i..-rrr. Nam and Asg-.l,
moe. ai.i t4.... t. fl1a-l
steamship s.so a-a. Jayne. Ar Orleans I'D iar.i lla
pas-. and l.i.-.
steamer Caos 2esse - lett iortlj -ls, end pa. g.
a. -. Cr3urs. . %. m
3 r-ip h.''hera Ae'- '''-i'.sai. ". a. Iie','
70. - holr'. -.,,o., nh. ,..,,..... ,-,,...
Ga ul.l4 10 g.. :. Q.-,i.
O. .te.rl i-1r Icrt fa.d t1rf-y lorafi No.lot =
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.f bore. fa .. 1885, i1 l.s- = o.
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ship -rli otl '- i"'' ipo-l' 'S~'' i''lo''' 20 'i''
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pose. j. 80 iit se4 900, . r..
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NufskrD

s.ol th ls as ~ loa 1870, snip ki1s PHILIP hence 'o'
si ns.. SANDY HOoA - miles schooner Lima henoe Tor
Gusdaloupe. o., ,,,- .,..h.u h,,r, y
nth nat ia Crooked l.sue g4s.a-f, bs& nffnfDok. -.
26sh init al 20 b. lon. 35 ., sfeaD. ' finl' oouho
10th irs, h,ri vais Metch nom Ne" Vreans o0iAu ~
2l.s M On Io-tuss- f'fsa. fhip hcts l4r bound
2;th D., Ia D! lon. q 81 q. = gnhos h'JOns sac
Path ins lst ~ o. ION - a., brg Alberta bound n
21th I III. IS 81 i5. = e. soetnes Colcasi. o'sAa