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~ 8plleptlc FITS can he Cured !t-Dr
LOcKR0w having become eminently successful
lary afflicted to call or send for circulars Of ref
erences and testimonials of numerous cases cur.
ed Of from one to twenty -four years standing
He devOtes his attention especially to diseases
OF the Cerebro-Spinal Axis or Nervous System,
and solcts an investigation Of his claim to pub
lie confidence.
ne may be consulted at his private residence
No. Ia West 43d street, daily from 10 A. NJ. until
AP. n. except Saturday Ind sunday. Address
all letters to DIR. ". -. LOCKROW,
i. tare OFF. o. Box 5t.6 New York.
OCtlf .d&WSm sst#t #s3@6 ~ e
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-he0knk Consultations,

The election passed Of very quietly here
yesterday and resulted Ia an oyerwheim-
Ing Union victory. The majority for Linz
coin and Johnson was AZ, being gain Of
II over Gov. Stones majority last year.
The State, Congressional and Township
candidates on the Union ticket have about
the same majorities. Our German Repub-
candidate for Clerk and Recorder, teduc-
Ing the majority for FEow to 40 and 100
The indications are that the Union ticket
viii have majority on the home vote in
the county, with the exception Of LeSuer
and Frow who will have TO wait for the
soldiers vote to decide their Fate. Cote CT
~, ~ - s% TIT '. -.... \, I. 4
i9a DENMARK, IOWA, Nov. e,sIsS4
Mr.. DCyHAM-The vote here yesterday
stood: Lincoln 1877; Mcclellan K. Total
vote cast, ia. = So @3i
Very truly. ". I. Errns ]
g; sa8f4ssa IS OrTuxwA. Nov. 10, 1884. + .
Mr.. DUNHAM-Wapeilo county hxs gone
100 majority tor Old Abson the home vote.
ais 81 ISL aa8f G. w. ,BACKUs.
WAPELLo, Louisa Co., might Nov. 9.
G. DUHHAM-4Sir: Returns from seven
townships, in this county, give = Republic
can majority Of $40, gain Of 100 over last
year, i've townships to hear from, which
will make the majority over 700 At a low
estimate. Good enough. County ticket no
opposition. Yours. JOHN HALE.
ALBA, Iowa, Nov. Q, 1864.
EDITOR HAwK-EYE-The Union majori-
ty ofthis (Monroe) county is about 225 on
the home vote. The returns are not all in,
but it cannot fall below this. and will prob
ably run as high as $50. The Copperhead
party is ''played OUT in this county. This
majority far exceeds the most sanguine ex-
pectations Of Union men.
Respectfully. Gzo. W. YocCM.
Mz>oB c;., ateto,,, at,+ ~ tho voto N y2u~
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RIVER ITEMs.-The river at this point is
rising slowly owing to the recent heavy
rains above, but q good deal more water ID
needed to make navigation easy and do
away with the danger Of grounding on
sand-bars. The Dubuque Times says the
river - on the rise from St Paul down,
and at DUBUQUE the water rose five inches
within the twenty -four hours ending Mon
day evening. 81 800 a..s y, .5 s.
The Times mentions the explosion of the
STEAMBOAT Rumsey, belonging to tho La
CtosSe and st. Paul line, by which large
5nqmber Of passengers were killed and IA.
tuted. Five bodies lad bsens recovered.
The Captain had bo4h less broken; snd the
boat IS : perfect wreck. % The catastrophe
occurred near St. Paul, s1 a,' s. - &
- The steamer Clara Kinds sunk near Wi
mona on Sunday. No particulars. ssFt Z.
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\ g. There were tifteen drafted men and
hAlasas at tina Provost Marshals Office.
1 1assday, fourteen Of whom voted for
dAba Tae. remaining man was for Nc
alan, bat his conscience seemed touched
(Ae finally said he could not support the
7N Digger. That is the way drafted
Pc vote everywhere and every time, and
sAs Cope thead press and orators have
saistsd for weeks past that they would
! anie< ke = Lincoln deepotism,' = and
tAsir speace'' man IN MHifoy,as Butthe
iaas II ND psople--drsfted men and Ill
f0Axed. and the dissemination - 70 put
satAs traitors of the South and the
fesheacs Of the North. The last half
Msfesslvs vas accomplished Tuesday,
dhseAquarssef the cther half he4 d
~ BEEN sesized, Their fate u sealed.
ywsls sUGn b where there 10 sweeping
@Asili ag and crashing Of teeth.''
/ s.c.lr--52 - 0.----------- -
eeHon shep. LETTER, ex candidate FOR
Ilesa III this District, was beaten tor
- VI Abe Fesce in Flint, River town
( 1desday-a township that has given
Democratic majority. This ought to be
/ saoo 10 Mr.. LETTER and all other, gem
1aa scf CopperheaA proc,ivties-~ Mr..
susr and the nameless advocate Of trea-
II eanted. in Burlington have uevp.ufion-
1ltnt Rlyer Township, aided by NJ.
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- t0pToSeN OY OUk 1ak M0IO III NQkeoNAuS
~ main. The receipts ofw wheat and rye
y wesk BY tsana were larger than any
-, az the aeAson. The rain yesterday
1Ji probably j. make the roads - bad that
meIpn VIM faIl'on. IS cents for rye. d s.
F 4 spring and q SIS lor winter wheat were
| u eiosins rates Monday. Nothing doing
Nterday. .9eswns 28fssae
\ - The election passed OF quietly. and
+ pite Of the unfavorabls weather : heavy
vt was polled. The saloons were closed
dining the dry ana there was no drunken
-, or fighting. or disturbances Of any
I'D. The snakes were writhing about
v pollsn al day, but toward night
isding they we're badly beaten crawled OF
bAelr holes. They won't be seen any
ars for some days. -. =, s sa s. 6,
Bill ANnxnsoN.--Last week We gave
ianepcy, to the rumor that this demonixed
rstch had been killed, but expressed
|nNugrmfgur ~ uusrus. l9Uwvver-ws
'n pleased soetatS that 1ieut. Col. Cox; il
i o0ciAltepSse . Cen frsig, a1nAnhcss
'nt Bill Anderson has. ban, really killed
u rejoice the yllhin ha1 nj hta, doom
kad Tie ea1l aen rid qe.Amonst&f.reu
~ 49,.
oraaf D6noerat1eA Ceneart.
TAs late csadidatss q ~. DseAecratic
t4st (defslAed ~ L1eeols .6itsllAgs'
(bin tlve q Nt.nd Goncnt q vocal Music
ihAb city nxt wssk = = sicsoek, Provi-
lncswilliu1. This vfll Be one Of thA most
eeAsehe aai brilliant entsFtaanmen1 that
rwAme ~ hsthia o. Aay osAer Sgy.-
ctsythingS w1if - ay6ldsd, & posible,
BIT might 1li3plsase ~ mo1t 1kst3o 1ous.
= psrtormeSs yin be diesed on pepper
lint lose6Q(S feeA lsAM o. Aoef b6oore
h doors open, that their breath may not
odensive to- the iadies.t o. a. KS adj
fttsd free. No corn taken ct the door,
SNQ ngapauid stats. SAD q. nss7fs -
NJ performance will be opened by JjK.
'talish who VIII sing the familiar hymn-
Hank nom the tombs doleful sound
aadienes standing, Dan. Mille5 wiz
asw with .an-
Fl AsvSe AASt1ss ~ AASsssS f*AS
Y B. Jones viii delight tho audience
II tbs elegant SOLO 'ss sSsIs npF .Anss b
~Twere vain to tell tnssall feel,'sJ -
- horpe.fldiie accompaniment The in.
sating tableAu Of 1.-THE Bloody Tooth
49, will then be introduced Gogg as
paing tie chief part, after which he will
pFsselted with . set of brass toe-nails.
IRE viii then be . black. bottle intermts.
q Of ten minutes, when the exercises
4cUntinue thus 80 t n
hb world is all fleeing show, -. RAY
xl1 me pet names 80. . -. NrtNEYEK
~cold were = boy sgain, '....s.HARK1s
IN faiing away, "................ Goo
fpe6k gently 70 the erring, .-(iRrKrouaH
plst me weep, am undone." .....s. ERvrN
Aadlotd, fill the flowing BOWL .....HERB
y world is going awry, lads, HASKELL
yth / was on Erinis shore, 20 BRIES
DA some one hit me DER the J.
~ 100. bOHNS
Sully ooy With glass eye, ..CoRNIcK
- be by boodlight alode.' SLACK.
neGrAve Digger is expected to be pres-
tmd dance . jig with one leg tied be-
id him. The whole to conclude with ac-
Pdatc perform ances by the leading Cops
" city. !.
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RMY STORES.

ia OrrtcE Aero. Cox. OF 81 sptsfxxcR.l'
ek.AIEIE Dg CHx!rt WiAs !ov: ~. - J
tas es. sas s. !. s ssess : Tass
day Novemb1 18th, lss4, Tor NaEn.hinG N % q
10 the Soldiers, Recruits, ana Strssslms, . the
United States General Hospital ct Prairie D9l
CHEN, Wiscon9in. sl4 sf3I 90 1tE
1884 and to be - iorCs 1or six eO1mfAA s1T,-
The ration oonsists q twelve IN ounces of
PORK q oeoon, q e. 9! PSona 5.9r g s.aosS
,e Ounces Sss. g g so.e neal e .ss sss
peas; @ poasds q ros Se@ e.
q roasted CO., s ere 20 a ross5 sisSs So
quart. 81 vinesar: %. GS pound o. q osa s
otar sanS!ss 9nr pecod9 IL sn.cs
| Bidders viii 30 required to furnish msekea
samples Of each article oompeidng the ration.
ject at ali times 10 Inspection & on ana copsiison.
The ration Furnished must be Of . quality
sSsai !, 70 soss q the mpiss tSs
Ing Odicer Of this post. -
Of each component part o. ration, t6s etsre-
gate of which shall 20 the price OF the o0m>
S S iS aSs = lie AZ
/ Proposals from Contractors, who Lave ptsy1-
q persons, OF those interes.ed In more ha1 cne
AZ names 81 df@s must q stated IL fdll.
J a bond with good and sumsisus sscw.ty Will
!. All 6ids must % accumulated ~ y susaaAtSssf
~ the form annexed. The respQusihdNsyQ f the
euaranteers{ unleaa known 70 the undeTsiKneO
Clerk 81 ths neasest bssrict Court. q ,ie u 8.
Nstflct Attorney. ..5y9 1I9skS =
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19-The frst SHOWS Of the season, as re-
corded by VIM. B. .McCrae. of this city,
since 1871:
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,n.Alittie boy was knocked down by
. n on Main street yesterday, and but
~ activity Of : by -stander would have
~ run ever and perhaps killed or badly
|aiuyed. snr lsTfW sogs sx0s M
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9Yesterday large dog jumped thro'
= of - butthssss 6hop on lvs3hs
|rbon street, heyins besny accidently left
aide BY, his owner. Oyerjoyed @t his re-
20 - ram % without paying for the
,aass ~ had done. . Etsi ssi u VA
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- Miss Macy SALrRR, oldest daugh-
: q Rev. Wm. Saltsr, Of thia city, died
ls.taony svening last, aged about sixteen
~ J. In this severe Bereavement Mr..
ann and family will have tho sympathy
|.stAh entiSs cOmmunity. -.
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-. We should like to, know how it il
and Why II is that every Catholic voted tho
Copperhead ticket at the late election. A
close Inspection Of the poll books only dis
closes one solitarylvote from thea Catholic
Church for the Union ticket Can anybody
sell US how this happens. ..st III, rsIi IL. FL
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9Now.-Yesterday the. wind shifted to
the northwest and mercury went down 70
go In ths afternoon SNOW sufaclent fell
p Whiten Tho earth-the 6rst that has vial.
I'D us-and overcoats ADD warm clothing
Foecame necessary for comfort ~, !.
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A NoDnL BALrof.-Ws are In receipt 81
The uAion ballot printed n the Hsrosd Of
6ce II 0akaloosa, which y = model in it
way. Il Il beaded sConsGitution and I'm
Ion now ana Forever" tastsfully oRna-
nnented, Win : dns picture Of Old Abe IN
dernsaths alser which follow the names OF
the candidates. sed y Aay3ssA Safsss} s.ses
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-. We are assured That two Democrats
were seen In this city toward sun-see yes-
terday afternoon. Our informant declares
there is no mistake about the matter that
they were visible over Two minutes to the
naked eye. We hardly credit the report,
but shall b make further fnquiyies to-day:
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. s9NHiNa.I g OTTUMWA. Nov. 10, 1854. =
!, Mr.. apollo county .hxs gone
100 majority tor Old Abeon the. home vote.
9is 81 - .ta8f G.. W. ,BAcKUs,
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FORM OF GUARANTEES

This guarantee must b. appended TO eacil.bid.
Each bid must have . printed copy Of this i'd
verttsement pasted ct III head, and be In the
following form: 7sEkl% sl4 " tsJV sF9 4
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8goea1-8ermhte.
(S X
- lSsR4es' =
239. 5.2O 10.

Cob 239, 500 10.
Die Rdottf d Bounty an SreipiIo
Iise unb Subftituten piro na6 einem Bei4luHe
oes Stubtrotbes aud ferner nod, hi8 auf treis
tsre Drbre, be5ablt weroen.
8erIegun9 BON Offteeu. Col.
8rcpn, Nct. N1. General YrOfoBmari6al fir
NarpIanb Mno9eIarare. pirb feline Office na6
Sir. 81 q. GaIpertftr. perIesen.
Die Office bes Niuiter.G ommi1drs @bartpu
pom 8. Mrmee.Gcrps unb pDn @opt. Nflep,
Wlufterun98Cff5ier, meroen in oahelbe Webdnpe
oerleat tperoeu.
DabL.-9ie Of,8o s2eague
erwdblte Dor Rar5em fClsenoe 5erreu fur Die
nddten 6 Monate ;u ibren 8eamten: 8rdii'
bent s 6 2arabee; Stces Brdioent 8 So gpars;
AIfftents8 ices 9rdioent Sante8 8. Nunoplpb;
Sefretdr Sbontos 6 Wlc@uire; Aiiiftent s. SER.
@m. 8. 2Oprp; S6usmeiiter S Supple; Mora
i6aq Samuel Barton.
Nngriff nit elmer Art.- Omen
Wlc9Unulc Duroe auf bic Anfla9e oerbaFtet,
ben Saul Gdermann, wDbnbaft So. % Sios
Nnnltr., nit elmer Nrt ansegrtfen uno pers
punoet gu baben. Riater Dbalen i6idte i'm
nad Der Sail.
@etraft. - V. Watermann, Gi9entbls
mer bes 6auies gp. 9 6. 5reoeriditr., in mel,
dem am Iesten Sonntag IL 8erionen perbaftet
puroen, neil fe bort cine 8artbie Rarte aeipielt
batten, puroe Inn $40 uno Soften 9eltraft. Die
perbafteten YerIonen tpuroen ie lin ST neblt
Soften seftraft nit Qusnabne pom einent, tpel>
der Freigegeben puroe.
trbIt6teitsbert6t.- 8dbreno
Der Iesten @p6e itarben 80 gerionen in bieler
5t9ct an fal9eneen / ia6en: 8erunol1di 3,
9~ineertrIeca Is, GuB3ebruug IS, Group 5,
e.. fen 2, gtubr 5, 9ppbteria 3, 3npbOios
febt. 3, Ginsepeioe.G nt3inoung l., 2ingel>
entsinouug 2, @tuiern /, Sitter 8, Sdmd6e /,
Scrppbeln l., 8Iattern 1, 3ubnen 1, anbetannte
Rrautbeit Grpa6iener 2, unbefannte Ginbsrs
trontbeit %, Reudbufttn 4.
Inter 1 5abr itarbsU SO, stpii1en l unb 2
Sabreu 10 ; ;pii6en 2 uno 5 Sabren z; 3wi,
If6en 5 unb 20 Sabren II; 3pif6en 20 uno
40 Sabren 12; spii6en 40 uno 70 Sabren
II; 3pii6en 80 unb 80 Sabren 3. 9arunter
~ mdnnli6e unb 48 peiblide Beripnen, has
BON 13 freie 6urbige.
E Nir botten Dor einigen Sasen pas
ger9nisen, 6rn. Charles @rat Rinitler in Der
mOOernen Wa9ie, tennen gu @Iernen, pel6er uns
eini9e iebr ~per9nigte Stunoen bereitete.
9erieIbe productive peri6ieoene Sa6en nit
elmer icI8en ME seiebenen Sertisteit, baB mir
ans peruuIubt ilblen, bas beuti6e 9ublitum
auF bic nd6ften 9ounerftag itattinoenoe 9or,
iteaung in ber Ute6anicS Gale, %. Sapetteitr.
eufmertiam 81 MAIDEN.
Sem 8rcfe1Or 9errnauH, peIder Dor circa
2 Jabren feline peltberlbmten gpritetlungeu
CAB, plBten mir teinen anbern CUR Settle gu
ftsaen, aIs 8rOfeFrr Graf, Der es lid anseIesen
LalIen iein piro, cas beuti6e Bublitum tpdbrenb
ieines tur3eu 5ierfeins aui bas S5nterefonteite
FG unterbalten.
Mud ala Bau6rebner bat Brpfedor Graf cine
gentle 8erIbmtbeit; berIelbe nust. in elmer
8criteQuns, bic er in gripat< Girteln CAB, Stim.
men pom Beianntsn 10 tdui6enn na6suabSteu,
baS be 2ester.n in bic sr6ste Beitlr3ung &C.
rietben.
Eay-N q europa. - Der Oampter
EtepsO prt pire ndhfen Samfag Don Netpu
gcrs nod europa abgeben. Degsn 9aiTage
utn6s man fi6 an Die @edersDIfce.
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iTfptAnlmtml
Memtntffr0tinngs Wn3eioe.

Gswtrb tiermtt ste6rt@t gestken, sas 1T
untertetdn'ts osn SaltiInrr. i'm Staat ~GfGrp(anb f9 psr
Moi nj dipT aaas EASTER e' ii6sr S S,S' st aT + .I Z a iT n,s, Ss' ~
Sobn &pf, pef@sr tn bsfassrr Staff ~sefprten ID
essStaTtt -hat Iut Sericuen, rfiAs Mnlprl9e All ben
Wett.ortencR ~ na9ta taben, ptrten harsr aufgefprters
icltt an resr Dor benz 20. Gtbs. 1855 BET Der lutt, 8aettH
gritsne o. u%atsn, IteTiBenfsGs fe ipater nG6 esm Gtfese
tetRs Aniprare IN btiasss pinterlaieri4eit rrtb- rnadsn
t6areV.
HE 9srfonfE. meI6e an bcfaste 3tnttrIadeniGaft fGul.
hen. psrsen fterrnit awfgsfpreert. an te ua;eyj etGrete irfprt
2ablnns 81 isifen. uiertssRfauS eerthtlih eeasn ~httysltsn
~5erabtsn nire.
(22aus4p1min) Ndrts {. u 4, Eem.
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Gtabtraths.@ trhannlnnaen

l. 8peig. = Sobu 5abhIer reidte our6
gtr. aruft cine 8etition Elm, I'M Compensation
fur 8~erIesuusen, peI6e f6 iein Sobn snsesps
gen, uIs &c eiu.u guIi;iiea bsbaIfi6 sepeien,
cine betruntene Serion mad benz S~tatipnsbauIe
bringen 81 beIfen. ueberrieier.
gtO6 unoere Petitipuen wurpen prdienti1t,
tpet6e ieop3 BON aeTinsem SntereRs fur boS
pub!itum ino.
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9entiGe Sriets.
SsGAt In tes tssItf3sn etas ,ussaItss Rns.
DaHsHItRs.


Babe, GOas Wirs; 8ebrens. sd 6 Ulrs;
Glodrer, Q % Nr8; Gatburine GOains; Dieter
Ytrs Gpa; part, Nrs; 5eine, Olib Charlotte
6Ofmonn, Udb Wtartba; R66lins, Wttb Nn-
tcnia; S3lep, Wib Wlarie; Solder, Utib Gli4
iabetb; Stern, gua; MpIf, Dtib Nina; 3pais
tpfer, Wlib Sauie.
ptrrtuItrt.
anbduier, GS; 8erner 6; Blum 8; GObn,
8; 9sder, SIS; 9essn, GIbert; Sris, SObn;
@eiger, @eO; @ruier, aoam; @Otf6aIt, 2M;
9art, SureO; Repier, SatOb; Keller, Carp M;
aubn, y; 5@uIa 5; 3ea, 9enre 6; Sell,
Gbas 8.
@sIhGttnItEE
Saber, Captain Groft, Gomaro; 5eFer>
mann, Ssrst.; SIatt, Capt; Sdufer, 3;
8uru, GeOrS3
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Sercini0te G5tootcn Gteucrn!

Gf1t1tEUe NkGtt34
Diffe tes Collectors far inHtre SteSenuen
I'm 2. Dtlt-. pGH WiatYlanA.
9isrtarA gebt to Ha&rtht, has bic Steuera, psl6e kns&
Ian Sftfer eteiss Dtfrttts fir has Sdtr1So aasSsf&visbtH
puresu, nun fllta fHh tasu etb6ren Stssern iGr
2iienien, Guti6en, SiIber9ei6irr, Billiard
GofeIrl, Ya6ten &c,
fir tas laaienbe Sapr, ant
ole Gi%ilfotnmens gteaer fir 1868.
3abIurs hefer Steuern ~trb SSn alen hensn serIeust.
peIGe nod nt9t besat!t baben, unt i'd Eerts nit msiasn De.
suites tasli@ bS tur II. Sept. IN rssner Office, 70. 7
GoutbFs, brett fetn, tie GeIeer tn Gmpfans ~ nehnrea ;
eteitstsen geritntn, rrel0e I%nterahen au ,abltu, peretH 10
grrient uetr III ertrttttn taben unb bic Sumniea wertta
r6tbigenfans hus9 1pdnssm a~BreeelE. Sfdnhuns &c etnse-
trteben rerhen. Serfcntn, pel@e ~Serfspten trre 3tBenfeH
hsraus5Nnebmen. Meresn nm $500 asfraft rbsr fir Z Sabre
e~ingeiperrt tptreer.
~ OfFceauabeu spn 9 ubr Elorssns tts . utr Nltttaas.
RT bablune mug tn 9sgitrunes fpnhs oeleifet rtrheE.
E- Retus peitere @otts ptrb eeeehen Usrben Suseeusn-
men bet fpretrtfr gtntreibuas her 8Idfanbe.
Baltimore, Ii. Hue. 1868.
(aus30 -l7fbtl 9. @. 9 duerMet elm. Collector.
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AbmtmtnratIoa6sA n2es0e

6 spt bttrmtt gsStt@t sestbtE Il, eas tey
oaieEasitutte ocH pa ttmlors i'm Stuat Narplarb ft spr
hsra gDaiteneertdt b~.siaeteE Statt an Is, NIeGt 1854 ga
mig zines Observation-Disclosures ron Q FtItyptna
8erwtg. weife In S%efneter Stabt g,ltrrbea tn, Der.
t1afs bat. Has Fevonsa, pel9e &nlprl6: ait ea Der.
~fSrbensn 81 raabtn baben, rsrhsn haber auigtIorbsrt, falSs
an nber oct sepi Is SER. 1885 BET benz unterlet6netea aI.
tene ~ uaden, nibrisenfaUs Fe ipder na& bsrn @tIeb fcins
SnfprIbt an pbtas biTtsrIaferidaf Ut nttbr maiden f5nasu
Mrn. Br rGmd
NfStAr1ufsml Mcntnihs.
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mollln0ton. .. E.

fGtn impDianter 2et9en3ug.-
Die WitsIieber pes Suruuereins, Der Columbia
6saers@ Ompagnte SO, l unp cine 9rObe AnsubI
Burger 9~eleiteteR pOrsefern bic forbidden lee
berrete bes 10 pItsIih rerftorbenen qeafteteu
beut6en 8trgers, 6rn. Admann, sa ieiner
leBten Nubeitdtte.
9es Mprbes e.-Bm.
Qambert ftebt i'm Gsrba6t, ben SpIbaten 4atrid
0a4ep, beRen 2tide in Der 6amltagsna6t in
elmer Maep iwil6en Der II. unr II. GtraBs,
eefunoen purbe, eritohen 3n baben.
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So. Rnnnn'0 Gc1mIe.

rte a.psfunteu fir bas Dtntsr .6aIbiabr neem.n am
nsntas, een 5. Sspt., alcrseus s ubr tbren AnfaHs. uIs
!etns uHtetbrttNns BIS lnterrt1ts ~ ssrarlafen, pirb Der.
Ielts bis gu Der In etntetn Ds&en t~rolssnbtn DpaenaRns
Es ne en SGulpauiss In hem altei f%oEtsefest. Die sstbrttu
@lsern aIsrartteeE ShuIsr tperhsn freUnet@E tSfaGt. he-
EeIben bis ~ cbfasenanntern Gage bel mir tiRtisfeH sE Iddsn.
SHmeiSaussn ius Aufnabue ueaer SGuIss psresn TN 2aEit
Ger Moqe fntasasusearmmen-
!. NEaBp,
(pi!-I0) Rs. 10 g. 0apar.
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gerfauf
bon e~cnoemnirten Guartiermeiifer-@au
BugoieS &C.

BugaieS &c.
@ttef QHartiermttftrS DfEtA
Depot 9Daibtnetcu, D. e..
VOC aDaiptngtrn, l. Sept.t Ssh
Sn ttn Reetsruuss- Nalrentaufe 5rifhsn 6 unb S sir.
un6 90, u.2l ctr. IN @dibnetrt wsre en- gtltrrra, Der IA.
SEPT. 1884, Mtttass IL llpr, tire 90buae 2uartisrmttasr.
@nttr, nrlns aIs uubruu9bar fr ben 4erternneseebraad Ct.
Hart mIrsen, In 6fentliter MaIttoa ~tertauft per6en. Dalu
ssb6rtn Merts, S6reine, ~msrf;euse. SitrfeH, Gtr,sr. 3dume
S6ttel, DedcR, @tanbefen, MifsabeIn, Shletffetne. @e-
ihtrrs, S&nteh.rsrfSeu se, Qatsruen. 9eber, SfsnrStrfH,
Stride, Oeftn, Sattslbsden. goastn, Ssttl&sn, Sufiftn anb
cline arpEe Guantttat altrS &tieu &c.
SeTm
totrh cersnu!t am felbt9rn Gage ON Susf her ~. Gtrafef
nabe benz Gbeaseafe urD Ottp canal, ugrstteltGr mao De-
~enbisuns ees OttH a~Gesjeteten 8sriGus etns ar3ahs ssa
MmbuIanasn, gReaies, Rutfben, Arfneemaeth SptttGfeNtr~
g0ageu, Tarren unb RebtStnpaOer.
I8aufer merben eriuht bic sefdufteH sDaarsu ~laasittzS n
5 Gastn mad hem DertaufStaee ~at3abpIsH.
Getsnsunoeni @dsr, tn RfsteEunestrnbs.
D. s.. Mudtr,
Brig. Sen. une GItf QuartItsnetRer
(fpte 81 Depot su @afbtnstCn. .. q.
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U,e II. idprlicBe 9lmSffciluuo inn W1e
rsiano Snftitut

sur 8ef0rberuno me6anii6er alnite
p!rb in ker gsraumiseN 5aae am Nfoatas, ben 8. Oft. fur
Belaker e.Sfnet rsrber Hnb lis surn Nfentag, BEN 81. Off,
eansrr. lie pale rirb fur ben Gmpfane SDn @sseHfdnben
am 70. CERT SrShnet ntresr. Rein MAD Denntrfas, ttu
%. sept. Rprnirter &rtittl farm auf bic pretsIite etjest
wtrbtH nnb auf tu Uranium anfpsa6 ra@tn.
vs. @trfa!are persea has Rdbert ~entpdIteR Rne dnS Som
Gttnar IN Der pale iI beioniEsn.
u. 80 TaHebIaH.
Serfser tes NIsftn unes-& crni:ts 1,
f6isf5ntl INh SSnfttuf
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- Mdnmer'o Gc9uIe,

So @ernauitr., ,piiden 6omarp u. Gntatpfir.
sn1 Sept. tsStnnrk has gDintsv- semsasr. Glnrn, pel-
rs lbrs &'retr ~ ID idtu plni4.u irsgsa stfdntaa ttre Nit
usltunter baIh md4en.
{{ptl-Sl =. ~ ARHtr,
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Ssh. NSdder'fChc Gc1uIc.

Das Wtntt--S trntfsr btstnnt am NcHtda, bea 8. @est
AnmeltIneeu iur Auinatmt reuer SGller fsnhei, tn, 9auF
Ter a9cGbt esna6t reresn. "a ib roo firsR ncitern Fer
arettsn Malifisbrtr a%nsttrnt babe. 70 made Id ndmentlit
tleieniafn @ltern fdrduf dutmeTfiGin, peld { aefcnnen ltnh
ipreu &tnpern ctnrn rein tt.cretils aruneIi6en gtuFi-ln.
tsrttht %ansetsiteH 81 LATER, ;brs arrsIbunsen alsbaIs ~
mGhea. b. gB aGer
(Ieee3-o No. 1TG 9ambureHr.
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ssn g. 81. 2ama'S 5Aule,

SlO,Gde 9pratarA 4 MlbemGrie Ctr.
heetrnt Ter unterritt fur has g6intes-S in eusItf8er,
et1tlHer nne bebtatf&er SRrao;s Wtsntas ben 70. Aus. 1DG
pdS 2etrsrper frndI perTtehrt rIree une rae S&UIlefal cine
Irtretterune erfdbren bat, fSuner mebr G@ulsr ala ttster
GIfgerrmmeH rerhtn. NrmeIbunsen m6se man no mbgltm
ia ZEN sraen imet gDpGsr MAIDEN. Am ,. 5eYt npirs elm
9arius fur Sttntfpuler ErSHnet sevtsn. f25Gas1Dl