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Stpti;x

Office res prpfcs- Nlar ftuas, 2. Dthr. =. Nlarslanh.
BaIttm O. e, IL. Nueuft 1864. -
Die Sareer hes &c sneres.9 ,fti lifts BON Wtarelanb wer-
ben bierturh bsna6ri6ttet, tas irseno wel6e Stasen, tie auf
be @turpatrune SeSus baben betreffen6 8tetune, &renp-
ttpn. tetunsspfintiefe G,eSit ppn Wfannl6aften &c .oSSn
benz prpfpEmarfhaa bieies Dtltritts beaulwprttt tperben,
nenn man f6 f6riftltG reer manblib an .bu weutstu una
lit es ~eeratbtuer, tiefes 3u tbun, ais hen General 'prrfpe-
Iari6au In 9DaittnstDn 81 ~bsldtteen, ipet6er mt8ttSere
Gel alt su beipresn bat. : lI- r1sl H-@la
ert@atb 3
prcfcsmaritaa unh prdfhent res ,SDarb Of
(ep.fiaJsn- 15 @nrslnent-.
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Gin oampisr aui benz Grieiee Derbrannt.

8nffa1o, -. 9tusuit, Der 9ontpfer
y&acine" gerietb Is 0leilen ppn 9eaIten, ouf
Dem CRITICIZE in Brand uno 10 @ieiner Wiatrpien
tamen um's Qeben. Sin anoerer 9ampfer
bradyte oaS brennenee S6iif mad Dem canooi=
i6en ufer, mo- e5 p~erlenft purbe.
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Wnn Mcmnki6.
sen, Smitb'5 GrpeSitiOn. Gen. SIocMm fetnes
Commands emtbuben. Gen. Wafbbmrne crbGlt
~. ~. fein GommanHu. aL3 %. ]

5s5l fein GOmmanHU. 13 5Hl j
Memp bi 8, IL. 9uguit. Gen. Smiths
Grpecitiun lift auf benz 8ege nad ibrem 8e<
l~timmungsprte, pelder ieOpd unbetannt lit.
Sen. Slocum lit ieines Commands in Bids
burg entbpben uno bat iib bel Sen. Sherman
gu melpen. t-. 'Gs'm.
Ser 9itritt @id8bur9 lit benz Sen, @uibz
burne Su9etbeilt mproen, fuel6er iest Die GOn<
troIe uber cen Wliififppi een Cairo biz gum
Golf bat. Nm Nbite @iper allies rubig. Die
RebeIen jenieits beg Miiitlippi periu6en ben
SluB gu ~treuSen,
Sen. Did SaplOr lit in Merioian, an Der
STEELE Oe8 Sen. 6, $. See, melder ge9enUdr<
ti9 in Ntlonta 1T.
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@On Der WntpmarsMrmec

@aibiu gtp n, II. gnguit. Gin Brief
son rer 8Ctumae@Mr mee beri6tet, BOP NIT Ausz
nabme oe8 gep6bnli6en &prpOtenfeuern8 allies
rubig in 8urnfiOes 2inie lei.
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0lnscinc.

Ger u~nsetdnete md6t 6ternit ietnen Breunteu uu6 Dem
4ublituna bic AnsetSe, eas or ale tbm anpertraute fdriftltten
Auftrdee auf's Bette unb Gewtfenraite ite beioret refp
&aufbrieie, 9ppotbefen, SOIma6ten, Seltaa
mente, Scales &C. ~ ss
Mu@ pfrtsn GpueftiDnen beIprst. gu ieeer 3eit su fnhen
tn Squire g. 30. Stcwaere'S Office, DO. 642 10. Baltimore
ctr seeenuber 96inans @arten, sod 50 1e
(It29.1Mtl Gbesh. mts.
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lrufcu bel 9Serrppiue.

9aprebe Grace, -. Iug, Sin Bug
oOn 8 Sra6tzMasen lief iber 8Oro oes 9rpben
6errpbpOt8 ourd Acknowledged einesSabu=
beamten. Sin Soloat ertrant babel. Ser Bal=
iadiersud blteb unperlebt.
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,Itst rsrls nniOm=Q5pIfS=9Screin af.srt IN.
CUR unteritibung perpunoeter uno franter
. rs ,Srie9er. H'-
M SaltmOre. 8 &asaft 1864

|"-"" =" ~ GU 6IOO .
CONT ~ertielttn lmtr nDh DEn frau 8errnsta Splitter unh
Erauletn @rseler DelitattRen; Dpn ben 6srrtn Ib. . W.
Yttnssbstm, Z. YesS!S, s. xanS su 9lartinsbnres g; SANG
gDein. 8rants. ~eetrpfnete Bra6te AGrfrif8unssu, wet&5
H~ttaneern UCu Linton Belts Werein" aneetauften ter @aib-
%tnstsner . eutf&en SfIIfs.@ efeIIf d q il CUR
Herfueune eefelt wurtsa. Dettere Gaben werben erbeten.
SIN AuftrGee bes Union Bolts @ereins@ a.a..,gt +.
@eptS r Of, erfer 0prfsenber.
u A'a+ 'o GtdS. Splitter. srettcr Uprf.
$40 ~ aaa sIE Or. VI. WieSnerf Snrtftt. f1f
teal frpE 9r3 s.. Qpreni, Shabmeiher. tH Z
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G,rns,s sser,er in geemsMorF.

Nep= gOrt, -. Nus. Gine5euerSbrunit
~5erit6rte beute 25 9rpBe @ebduoe in Der Ofott=
itraBe. 8erlult heoeuteno. s#.
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characterization MY!

fnb, wte oue anbern Mrtitel. i'm preife eeiiesen treb6em
Serfaufe t6 ~bteflben nod 3u ~bemIelben Yretle ME i'm An'
Sep. 2. StetnbaM
th2l-0 T FtIti nerefr. @de GrtppletsMHer
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ggccrGubrrei an Der &iite Neu>SrrlcD.
Der |irGt ,,SduGbaRee"' fGpert mnh ocrbrennt tie
ben &diffe. sf1 4

NewsgOrt, IL. aug. Gjne9epel6e BON
5ipe SstanO ia9t: 8dbrenc leine feline Sda-
luppe brauBen t~reu5te, fam elm Boot berau NIT
16 SeeIeuten, pel6e beri6teten, Dap Der 9irat
9allabaIIee ibre betrefenpen S6hIe, Oos Scott
fenbODt SUM-, Die 8rigg Gftelle, 8r;9g Sarah
8repis, 8risg 8i6urD, Barrie 8Obitap unO ben
Schooner Mtlanta an Der &Iite pom wzSerier
gefapert uno perbrannt babe.
Die Boiio9iere BEG rGuening Star" beridtes
ten, ba5 tie ebenfaG5 bur6 einen perod6tiger
9ampfer, pel9er fir einen @ebeaenpiraten GEE
baIten puroe, perfpl9t tpuroen.
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MnnnnnIis. ID. Qlun.

Sic 3. unb 4. Sect. pes @ubIgeiebes tpurpe
angenOmmen. Sic 5, Sect. muroe beratben Ii.
surldaelegt. Sect, 6 tpurce angenpmmen.
9ieielbe lautet: Seine 8eripn, wel6e zines
8erbre6ens ooer zines Siebtabls angetlagt
1T, es iei renn, iie lit pprber Don Der Grecutipe
puroonirt uno teine mOnoiidtise QerlOn iOl
itimmbere6ti9t iein. 8ertagung.
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0lptii.

neiaer 8erlammiuns Der NO. @Grb Gllcciaticn" cr
Doaueritas Gbenb in Der MebanicsS pale tpnrbe beS6lcSSen.
bas ~fclsenbe Serren aut6orifrt Iein Iclel, Guticripticuen
gum 3pede Der Seetratirnns fir bieie Warb, um bic Quota
fir bic nG1fen SOC, 900 Ufann ouf5ufIGeu, an,nnebuten:
8. @eSlep @uef, Soep6 Sarris, 1851
8. 9. SPriper, 9. 9. @ctrentsrs, ii .1
@i@ter 8. 6. Sing, uog b g.. 8. Sbuicn.
". p. Seppes, r33 ~ Gel Us. q. @criuG, 54sa
8. 6. Sspfins ,hiI3pr4sa G.. q. Barrett,
Benjamin Gee, .ls4 no ba-l 8. q. BirIer,
Charles $. Cobb. ~ ..us g.. 8. Neo,ris,
g. 9e6meper. IL aaI %. s. @erfins, e,
v. Snpber, rrs3 ". Goodman, Id
Sc9n Neeoles, Sd Isl U. 9sentpid.
Scbn 9arrpmar. arB ,a(sd8a9 m aa7
Die &Sarb ipir6 auf ieten San bon Der 2iebuno Ders
i1snt bIeiben, tpenn bic 8urser bic nStbiaeu G,eIner ,eids
neu, umi ee Warb=Bcunties an 9Sefruten III aotlep. Die
&oneitcreu wereen gef60isft. ibre SetrGse benz @Gaemeis
fer eihbGnbi9sa. ~ a1sh7l rsa2sb4 s48
t. sfa Guf 8efsbt sfa sn-faHaa sfN389M tes
ftai1gt1 .19 a9 SofePbSarrta, sa
Gus Sans Ac1 s Sraitoent une Marb-Naert,
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Subiiftensso fiee Der gser: ct: srmee

Sub1t1ten3sAfnce ocr 0Jer. ct. Mrnlce
- H1tG HaiaaHn2 III a SO. 20 Sputb Str. iua
#fys aH auT A& Iaa 8alttmDr Mtr. 10. Mu9uf 1864.
DerfsseIte rAn9sbpte in Dupleat werben nuf Cbieer Office
BIS Samstas, ben 1s. Ansaf ;. S, Mtttass II ubre sntss-
.genaenpmmen. UNI has q. ct. Subfferjbepartement in
10000 Bfo. 9ebrannten uno semablnen &prlJ
serpadt tn quite. Rarte uRh Spatemmen sereifte 661er. Mb-
iuliefern $ Lase nab @mpflns hes G~Sutrottes. han
Die rbtgen Mngebrte Fns a y { n ben Beotneuneen UNI
terwrrfen, weI9e e~erStnlt@ ben Anseisen bteier Office fur
Subfhentfpres beige fist ftnb.a % ]Daa Iatb9li2o5 N
8 % mos 4D4 ffo1tE rs. 8. Gilman, ,93uI
f. CDptSl 1s IUi t}5As13I Capt. unb y. 6. Il. 6. u. y
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Wirtbi6afto= @rrTnuno

3D Wtrtblbnfto= WrCfhun9
@l2s $40. 308 Sight Gde 9ambursltraBe.
Der lnterStt6ntte nd&t teiaen Sreunttn tnb Wetanutem.
irtrie benz eeebrten publifunh aberbauptb e trgetene Ansetee.
tB er an ptteem @Idse etnt neue Wirtbf@dft etneeri6tet
bat nnb BITE ielbe am naddten Wfpntae NIT finem5 8 I'd
..a,s nod, ME caSeWeiemcn &Mmd, e3h.f.isf
%trSfneu mirh. Ster3u lahe Id neine Sdblreiten Srennbe
un6 Befannte ereetenR Gin. Gbrtf. Mnhre.
4 fGHRnl H@ ~-Ae'@s Nftt+f ~ -N' 500 t8%*
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n @@irtDibane @rcHnun9 uno 8o
9atcll= @inwciDnng. % "a i, Il

Meinex Jablrei6en Rreunoen, fcpie benz ~eeebrten YubIi.
irnt ~ibertaupt, biene bierlntt sur Na6rimt, fas tb In mei-
ner Dcbnuns, Np. 292 Gaaern Msenut. am NtSntas ben Is.
fen 4un6 er6fnen werbs, bet wet&sr Geieeenbeit elei&fans
elm nsues Daeatel eineereibt nttb. Sd rerte NIT ben benen
0etrd, fen nnb Sretieu inene eetbrten Ee5u@er 10 ~Sufriecen
la1en ntrb;
&c bittet UNI rs&t aablret&en gtfu&
Spbn 8. 8arttII,
(SwtR Np. 292 GaHern MSe.
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Jlcue Nn5eigen.
Mirtb!ihc YInscinc.

"N'%NV''NVN ~"1N'SN
Ndhfen Srnntas 8ermtttaa 10 ubr prebiet SEER pehrr
lgDnn. 3elfer pn bier In Der tn Yrefpn nate RpBfr. ~seIesenen
&drGe. ppau Setermann bSFt6it ~etnselnheu TT. ss(BSal
@auptaaartter fur brbes Sruutp, SIC. 16 8. 8retertdRr
+ rs Eas 9anbgelo miro baar beSabA!
Breiriuiss, pelde fur !, 2 peer 8 Sabre In Bic armee cher
Slotte 3u ireten rlnfhen, erbaltsn hte tS&fert 5anSselber
turt ~Et4wFI prt tnsSbei
t2auelWl Np l6 9. Jreftrid Gtr.
2!dtuno! Abtun0!
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WrOfO6marfballs Nfiicc,

Orltter Olltrltt, DtarpIono. "a
sfs Baltimore, ID. Dug. 1864.
&c NTH hermit betlnnt eenadt. taS 0ue Mnfrdeen uber
GinrOuiruns !3tebuns. @remptipnen u. {. 10. BET benz prpfrs-
mdrfhan btS Dihrtfts eemd&t mereen folen. MntrrprteR
werbem af fiefe gBeiit f&erer gu srlonaen fein. als renn
man I'D an len Gen. profesmarfG aI BON s1afpinetrn wtnbet.
So. 6.m1ga. 2tpPpIb Blu ME n ber8t1 gq
(Sa) ,7a rt--s p~rpfoemGrfbal hes 3. Dtfr.
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0cOrac so. Gli8..

81 OcUr9c 0V. Glli8, ssoaaIeG
SIDE 9rnitark unh @lbtmarIe Str,
observation-disclosures Subiituten=Ngent
bat nst 20 SubRttute nit Garantie ta6 btee.be @i6tbayser
fnb. Sn bteier Sffice rirb en6lift, beutlh unb franiSRi&
eeiprp1en. Muenabrne- 9aptere nerben ri@tte nuaeeiertiet.
Neth ertbeilt Obne y~ersItuns. (5rsl
Nusbebun9! Nusbebmn9! Musbebun9!
Nus benz Circular bss grUfrsmarf6aas i'm 3. Difritt BON
WaiplanG, batirt 8. Aueuf 1864, rirb Sehermann e~rletenJ
baB es nunmetrO bic i3eit IN. ND aGe gsrtOnsn en,rltrt wer.
ben. AGe esjsnteen nun. relte aus l~olsenbea Granben
militar fret Gnb aIS mecca
SOrtpdbrenOer t6rperlider untidtigssit,
9Qs Oli6tbiirger,
9l5 Ni6teinmpbner pber
@eii Sl alt peer gu jung, i5e& 5sAs8
muFen itre glGmen BON ben Qifea fretten laitn. Am I5
eaeuIG ben trouble su ~eriparGn, eeSreen 3u w@Sen.ts .,
gDir I'm i'm Stanee. je9ltte Austunit ~ eeben uut Gle
9dpters fir rbteen 3ref aus umdhen. gDtr erfuben Sc.
fermann. BET uns rrrsuirrsIsn une itrs gaptsre eDrrett aus
eeniadht ;u BADEN.
s. ". s pfer & 9 o..
(Gug9 lhl Draft. A9entur Np. 81 SD. Saoettefr.
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: -'.- ''' SbiiBcnfcjt o- ''a Fl
Der Baltimore Sdbiiten : Gcfellfbatt.
SammtIi&e U~siteIieber Der Seri&tebemenG -
m | t { 8 werten aut beute (SonnabenD) Nbene pIuitIiG
talt 9 ubr In StmpRs SpteI ~ elmer mslt 3#4 tAf i96all4
generaI-GDmtte>8er ia m MI u n s7}G1
etneslahen. aiH - ms 93lN 5ia.eal4g 3s.- 4j3
(Sa) ta3 Do SIG { uttp -G pmite.4
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Wo(6inyto,Nr Ull6el9en.
gu Ucrfoufcn

..s5I@ gu Ocrfnufcn : ' 5ra
Gtaa aeu eiasettGteter Spetit. Salon TT biuts su verrou.
fem. gla6tufraeen no. 227 tie Ctr, rber bet s. Wttbklht,
400 g Str, VA Arlington. 1Hi- tD5Sd}
Or. JDfef Sedbtin0er,
0pctDr Der Webicin unb Gbirureie &c. &C.,
crit felt IA QDp&en tn @merifa unb unter benz publtfum BON
gBafbinstcn as elmer Der sefu9tefen Merste bctannt. bat
etne Office In Sp. 499 TIE Str. e~eesnuber Ghh 1euGwS Sau
Srredituntsn ell unb 40 ubr. (i23.1m
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4 Ndbtun9 Sigcl Garoe!
&ue Mttslitber Der Comp. 81 8est. Nt. StattOnal
Odrbe. icwte Ale, tie It'd Der Gpnp aanie ansufnlteeen
mlnf&en. Ene bterbur6 0ufsefprbert, F6 Spnntas frib
NE punt 6 lltr BET Gecrs Ses elm uftnten. ua an etnerrs
,AusfnS mad &OfS 9atn Ibsil Su nebmen. Auf Sefe6I:
Vt' Bernbarh " y, Capt.
Dam. 8ulpd. 8. Sergt. : t( 1isHHs (Sa)
Baltimore Eurnucrein.
Die MttsIicber Ens trfuat,. am Nteatde frub al lbr in
Uniform tn Ter Xurnbaue 3u erfteinen. .,.t~ r.
.t(Sa) z. Bed Gurnrdrt.
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8intbcer:GNens

IN SCrjIeltter Anantttdt btIIt8f Bet
@eH. (. @onetti,
tzh IA sS. SaIttmpreRysf
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OptpuIeH UeIEpy T u. Upp. OUuIluIt
uno 3bpmas Waro muroen ourb 3e9ierun95=
gebeimpclisiiten perbaftet, neil lie SOloaten UNI
Ibre 8puntp bei6winoelt baben iDlen. Oberit
&opIep Iieb iie fir peiteres 8erb6r feitbalten.
Regiernnsspferbe pertauft.
Gbriitian @eb uno S. 8. Qenis nuroen bei>
seitedt, 2weil tie 9tesierunespieroe p~ertauft, iO=
pie 8ripatpferoe nit 8ei6lag beleet baben fol-
len. Wtan pirb ie prpceiIren.
G%ntIaife1n. - 3bpnlas Campbell uno
Siaae 6. WtpOre, auf ben GerOa6t bin perbafz
tet, elm YierO setOblen unO auf Dfentli@er
Strabe gum @ertauf aussebOten gu baben, but=
ten am, 9onneritag Elm 8erb6r unb tpurben
entla1en; Campbell lebU6 Wuroe UNI SIS uno
Soften seltraft, neil er bic StaotOroinan3 pers
.lebte, pelde perbietet, 9biere auf 6fentli6er
StraBe Su pertaufen. sssl dn 81.
MufgepaBt!-9 Gnl. 9cffman murpe
ppreeitern perbaftet, neil Ct bas Gra8 aus iei=
ner @Oie nidt e%ntfernt bate. 8i6ter Wlereoitb
itraIte ibn INN 25 @ents uno Soften. Seer ni6t
aud seltraft fem nil, pafe bebbalb auf uno-.
CRATE %porerit! ss75 sa 9 p
9iebfabI.- Wlr. Gomarb 9atterlOn's
8obnuna $50. 361 @utatp Yluce; Gde bon
9plpbinitr., tpurbe pOrseftern BON 9ieben
beimseiudt, bod ni6ts aIs Elm 8epoloer nit
genpnrnen .H1slstS-tioi9 tru ~8.aatS SUI r.aio9 DC
4.6a3aiheS @eIb. ~ GS iinb falI6e
Sanfopaarsnoten auf bic 5rontlin 8ant I'M
nntlanE pelde aus einhcHpstsen amsednpeH
tpuroen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
-.ou NORTH CAROLINA.
r,. Fever n, Newbero-N"ncs OF some WIN
n;ed-Communtcati stopped

f,sFS tclir-bph'o''~
e''N BALTIMORE. Thursday. Sept ~ iS'''
,ho steauer Dudley Buck, which arrived az
,,ouroe On the 2s.b. from Newborn I'd OlVusn'
- oa;ce-s and number of soldiers wao nave peen
,u.tercd ont Of service by expiration OF '".i .',".
No further intercourse win Re permitted "iia l'o"'
- g. In r-oeep. on occoglf Of the pFeFN'hoo 'he'o
otts, ;shisyed to be yellow fever. Among the per
-, en-, victims to the disease are the FOL
loving: 49,. c,.o..
-. ch,-,es II. rfendeu ore OF Mr.. CoycI's first
-. 10, he was acting es Superintendent Of the
cf ContrGbands nader General Burnside, a
~ Tin, ,be young nGn 81 late he had teen W!th =
xf''Tcovr Commissioner Of the foOT. Reuben Ii
~. w,th WIN O. Brown. Post-Commissary Penni'
- zane Office; and Mr. Cypaer, private IN the Hftn
riass Vols Among thu citizens who have died are
air Van Sutlar Nh Chamberlain. shoe-dealeI
~,r, Ashland Moss.; Miss Ann Wallace; Mrs
A Cherry; Mrs Iruty Rice; also q nurse Ia the
hospital an Orderly belonging 70 Gen. Palner' lao,
rot remembered, arN psiyae n.taohe OF lie SleAai
Corps. l. N.-b,-,
an account OF tie appearance Of this fetal fora Of fever
"a many 10th citizens and Odcers WLJ (ouil optMn
isnve we're GOING awnY Many hove cone o. Beaufort
which is healthy. frank Wchn1tOn Liolt. brown,
Can't Holden Chief euarto' master. and Z. " LeaVy,
III once down with tie f,YeI and some Of them given
sp. have recovered. ,..,o
,-ogress Of tue disease Several old houses ut the root
ri t,raFea ST. crd hUildnrs along the Mhaiyee haVe
seen burned or torn down Stscnan water and decay
Iuc ol were discovered IN many places. 10 Nplca the
9sesso WINS supposed o. be traceaal. On the .3 the
endemic supposed 90 % abnfing Parties OF Itiu'
gees both white lad black. continued 10 come int"
Nsvhern from the interior Of The State. The blacks
ags prt into tie army as fast they arrive tommun'
aton by way OF the CUrlituck canal vel "a OUTSIDE
d lor .ho present 20 ~ suspended. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

"Iuvycr Dick" she is called. in each OF whose win
tows was exhibited (oTncd ny Transparent paper
tax ng a the ent siace Of each Window perfect
counterpart of III Rebel Rag" as. veatlre TO say.
ever appeared NJ a Richmond illumination. Upon the
arrival u tho recession at the Green some orators
again testified tie minds Of The audience The iaii'
uro of the c,rrimeut war. and one advanced the
opinion whic appeared 10 be unanimoussy seconded.
- That an iameiiate poco reconc ilintion with the
Rebels woul b. more honorable 10 the North than
bloofy viotry.'
Bergen county is assuredly forseken rihcs. and
Hnckensak il ft town 10 De The County seat thereof
IL mu.fnot be understood that the County Or even tho
town il cvod Of loyal men. but their puniber Is 30
sunll tbs the enemies as see, work BY day nghS Tor
there re few To- see their shame. go
The ricnds OF the Union men OF Bergen County s,ih
hon, I T.. those Union men may yet he heard with a
IoiT ,olcc meeting and speaking for the good cause
ana diving the lie srch traitors and towards as ta0sc
Win Yesterday polluted the free country all with their
A FoLHgR RESIDENT OF BERoEs COUNTY.
Mr. York Sept 90 lcti.
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"!'yo en- stod, sir" Just look a. thia bol.cose
cow-herll Why i'n't 'o 20 Daisys tcais this
morning. pcao,i .y .oanias us Leed, accEed With
timothy seed, inst her Iouad reo SIDE, ard medi-
ta,ing what lilo the lactcol stream OF buttor ana
choose spirits away from his pursuing thumb and
finger. upon Resolution III. OF tho Chicago
Mcclellan Platform. 80 justice, humanity,
liberty and tho public welfare demand, that
urncdiate elTorts BE- "a ado for cessation Of hos-
-lities &c" rhNgi splis. IN mercy - Mccl- l-
lan, 10 become city OF brotneriy love, and s'op
converting into soldiers such pastoral material as
your Morton McMlcAsel describes:
A wealthy clifton has bee supplied with butter twice
week hy g young farmer on the edge Oi III l8dlphlt
county Re yesterday 70 the hou-e with b.. bgi-
ter received hi' pay ana alea "a lLte, we" VIZ. is
INC request and The yoAIe GgIcal.rTisi entered Tie
pGIior.
inst wished 20 thank you. sir for yorr custom 'or
these three years ANA 70 sey THAI amer toGy Chi u
rra scrrs for that Your butter md eggs have III
ways beea very line. WHATS the nattor'
" I've enlisted, sI.'
"Yee. fir. MORTGAGE OF clayen hundred doar0
hos been hanging over my place puicASod il ifO'1
NJ iady-Mrs. b
Yes Know her very well"
Well air. eLo holds tue nsOrtgoge Sho ofl~ed 'aet
Saturday # would enlist represent i've spbsti,
un for her and transfer NY bounty ~ her she womb
cancel the mortgage and prcsont lay wife with e.J IN
grccnbacks"
md you occcpted the Of ~
Indeed 7 did most gladly. ] 20 Tor one yehf i
come back with a. IN citar Of incumb ance Ny wife
and boy Gu take Of n for year My pay VIII Keep
me- ana my family live without lor At aai that
tine. Besdes an SIod 20 90. Ip0ntedio so al along,
"a, covldRf earc my folks"
And you are Glad 10 gor'
Ildee1 an. el Just as eOn,ented and free from
cqre az ny rsd o0r ubea sally milking her, ~ be
wiA GraRt vheIi he Ros into Richmond pii. be The pery
A0Dytfsf aey "a aqy lie"
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bergen County IN. J.,) CopperLend..

10 N LIDO y ~ " J. ITiOuN(f
SIN: Yesterday afternoon, the Doth inst, the
town OF Hactcnsack. Bergen County. n. j. WIS en-.
lvened by meeting called for the purpose Of raiyng
the nomination Of 0unboa. George but the speakers
namely. Fernando Wood, Gov. Parker Of NewJsrsey.
md Thomas Dunn English from the tenor Of their re-
marks and the applause with which these remarks were
received By the ~ embed crowd of women and chill
drcn. soon made apparent that the object was gorfS
aincd which they anticipate viii follow The election
OF her candidate In support Of this OF the orators
went 80 far ms ~ rag thai opinions
were OF no moment when elected he would be Obliged
70 odopt the principles Of The party who nominated him.
or lose his supporters" -
The prOceedings were continued In the evening ny
fOfchlinf procession Of embryo voters. envencd by
tie strains ~ hrsss band whose iayOrite tune appeared
o. De Dixie On the route Of the procession The house,
Of ,riucipn "Copperheads" were iinmin tri but
none ~ couspicuousy ~ that Of Richard Pa1lisOn,
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Cryx GOVERNMENT.


royrcilL.l s7arrp srsaoa. Friday, sep; ~ 1885,
O'Clock r. m
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/ tl. 10. o-~irl member
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~ % ~ 80 ''f
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who 70 begging to the southern ogaichs r peace Az

who 90 begging to the southern ogaichs for peace AS
vel might AJAX blrgar 10 forgive him after he
had entered the house and stolen the property.
Nhen the Scrth ask for peace then and not TIL then
should tue dread sound OF the tramp Of armies and the
roar of musketry be suspended for a single moment
Tncy have chosen war made III lei il DO continued un,
Ill the cry "enough 10 shall come MP 70 US from tie con
tent which We must hammer into them ! live ont OF
tie city md il ncoavcuc1 for me to be ~ tho city
often Ell night II vOald eiOrd pleasure to into
nv old ward again Ii / make arrangements ~
come and see YOU viii Yours. very trnly
D. X. WHITING.
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sURROCATE's C0sJRT-sEPT. 3o.-Before surros
lrCEEE-
WI, q prDy-ED-gUAf.IltF If BwsUESTA

The Surrogate has admitted to probate, during
tho pos, week tie will. o. -. following named Pf-o, VI
Izato v q. Acker Abraham = Van Deusen nines 10, r.
n pert stediioid and Joseph kcrnochln Rome Of me
above ~ s coitair begue.f " public imporsnc nc
viii 81 Wiu T.. ~ hs sfeT n v-.A1 ~ ~" amy oe
onr.ths 10 .hc Amcic ni5e Society -ol AsrTen ira
society s,l,a; Amer cal Sunday school cstatd-ied H.
phad.ria 400. lnsfl.uion for Tie Blind ~ ne cty 81
YORK 400; Protestant Orphan Asylum, aVoi ln.n'
tiou fr The Deaf snG Dumb iG1 American hoard o. ton
n.ionsr. for Foreign Missions cp American seafnrn
Friend Soo,riy CJ Mssdsien Female heneyoiont society
$40; Wrdrs tcstrv % Chm. Church. Nanhasset, L. L.
500 Tie ri Of William 4. Bull gives to The Am'rics
Board OF uItisoners for Foreign Missions und 70 IRE
amor CO., Tract Saciy each S2 and 20 the New ORR
Bible Society, lDp.
SUPERIOR cOURr-srrcrar TEEu-sKPr. 3o.-Defore
Justice losrrTsos.
DECiSlONS.
Maria UarloLbursA rS,. Harvey III. Lockwood
Motion as,irt See iario 30 lrra vi Cerf.-Elitahel
l.cvia act ,,eorre " Nrva Tho must De- referred
las. ..r archer .fs..rony sr' " s'o. Fth O,eftu ne
rion with Corjoan Csful,Au sst George ffazeI 40
Deeeec 80 Led -4d IL tirf@s oiAcn.