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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
o. S. CLAIM AGENCY,

DEEsIoNS, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BoUN-
i ~ Land and Back Pay for Soldiers, Widows,
or other legal claimants O6iee-Third Street.
near Main. JOHN TENNIS. AEsat.
Evansville, Ind, March Is, Is6A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
Crescent clty hand, Attention,

You are requested to meet this Tues
day. morning, promptly, at eight o clock,
to escort the companies Of one hundred
days men TO the depot sa
q. w. WARRKs,
Leader Of G. G. B.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

CIScISSAri, May 9.-Flonr unsettled ;
quotations nominal Wheat dull. bay
ers eontended for decline Of Sc. Corn
in good demand and prices higher; ear
81, 10 aad shelled sl,l5 Oats frm, SO
and 81 Whisky clssed buoyani, buyers
at II 20, holders ask higher prices: 800
barrels sold before the eastern news, At
81 20 Provisions quiet; the news from
New York caused spectators TO with
draw from the market, holders done the
same, therefore prices are nominal
Groceries quiet
The news Of Lees defeat, which was
announced in Change shortly after noon
unsettled the market for most articles,
and there was bot little disposition 70 do
business. Gold 65t966, and silver 52@
ST. T r. HE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
A General Rebellion.

Triumph OF Great Discovery.
The pablie has vsseLiea AgAlast e1aisriss@g Ifaar
Dyes. Fashion has fouworH them. A sagaeious
eeunuaiiy has adopted In their stead
CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE,
ssd FOR aeess rsasoHs II smbFowns and bl.ckens
the hair, not the skf1 II is vegstabLs sssouiea,
net burning safE. II does bot barlesque natsre
With blooiss nsetalie tasss, but produces her ows
lrsrg huss. Its eoViing effect ia fa.tiH1. It's re-
suits are asV0rm. II sersy fall. Manufactures
By J. cRIsrADoRo, No. $ Astor House, New
York. Sold b. all druggists. Applied By al
hair-dTessxrs. mchz9 Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

A superior Remedy--ws eAa eonseien-
tiously recommend 70 fhoss sufIsEfsg from dis
tressing Cough, DIR. sihsklAud's msinaneus
Cough Balssn. It gives relief almost instauts-
neous and IL vitkaI not dsAgrsesbIs 20 the taste.
There Is no doubt bat shs HsIliHssus c0ask BAL
sam Is one Of the bsst prepssAtoas 10 Use, and l.
all that lts proprietor claims for It. We have
tried O. during the psst week, and found relief
from most distressing Cough II Is prepared
By DR.. Strickland, No. 8 East Fourth Street, CIn-
ennAti Ohio and for sale b druggists 81 90 cents
per bottle. m&y4 1W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

Z LOUISVILLE, MAY 9-An officer from
the iront reports that Gen. Thomas oc-
cupied Dalton yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

TuREATESrEG.--We ere credibly in
formed that the sanguinary editor of the
Times has given formal notice that it
viii not be healthy for Tom. Groves sup
posed 70 correspond sometimes with the
Journal, from East Tennessee, to come
homo again 1t Is not likely that sold
Ter, who has for two years braved the
psFils of battle, the risk Of guerrilla am
buscades, and single.handed contests
with deserters, and their copperhead pro
teetors, will be badly frightened by the
silly threats Of the editor Of the peace
organ of this city. You will find, Mr..
sproule, tina. Tom. Groves "does'nt scare
worth a darn" and he has lots Of
friends much in the same tx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
THE VERY LATEST.

General Ingalls, telegraphs from Old
Wilderness Tavern at 1880 on Satur-
day that the enemy is said 20 be-retiring.
General Batter has sent > dispatch
from Bermuda Hundred, saying that be
has inside g demonstration against the
railroad between eteFsb1rgh aud Rich
moud, and has succeeded, after some
pretty severe fighting, IN breaking the
communications
General Beauregsrd is commanding
the rebel forces At Petershurgh and RicL-
moad
This authentic account disposes Of the
statement that the rebels have burned
Petersburg. after being eapturned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
PAPER DEALERS.
MILLINERY STOCK.

I'VE HAVE NOW TIE MOST COMPLETE
~ rsteeku OF Gllinery svsxs krozshS - tals
ctkss en6 sxaick ne iwIH ssil - c1ssP g ShoSe-
sale or retail, as any house in the West
Oar Trimming Department. tnrns cut WORK, In
GLIDING Bleaching, Shaping. and Altering 20 late
Styles khst aAa zot - surpassed a1yvn&<ss ard
sCaAPEER 4 BUSTING,
A. sad - Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
PROP. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
will, by Natures ewn Process, Ro-
store Gray Hair 40 the Original Color.
WIN make II grow on Bald Heads.
VIII rest0rs the Natural sseretions.
xcill remove At once all Itching.
VIII remove aii Daodrun
VIII cure al Erupsions-ssea seaid Head.
VIII make The Hair seft aud Glossy.
WIZ preserve the Ceier Of Hair TO old Age.
VIII always FAsten It, ana atop It Failing
And Is ons Of the b@st Toilet Articles for the
Hair now In uzs.
Thousands or Soldiers In the ARM
Have testified TO the above. who had become era
aud lost their Hair By sick ness. change Of climate
aud inattentiOn. while performing camp duty.
AZ Restorative and dressing u has no equal.
t4s KELLER a WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail cents fer Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
TIE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEKTEsoE OF

The CONFESSIONS AND EAPEHIEACE OF
An INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and As = warning and
CAUTIoE TO YOUNG MES who suser from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood
etc, supplying ct tbs same time, THE MANS
OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured hinsli
after being pat great expense GnS injury through
medical hunbug and quAeksry.
BY sneIosing postpaid addressed snTsiOps
single copies may be bad Of the sathos. zu
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford. EfaQg County. n Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
MEDICAL.
Cor. Third and Main sts..


fT f1uf8e
Dealers IA Foreign end american Drugs. Aaa
Chemicals. Paints, OILS. y.rni.As., Window
Giass. Psrfuasry, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Coal OIL aad R'nsins BY the Cation or sArr.l.g
Concentrated preparations aaa essential tine.
turss On hAad and manufactured to order.
Doubs Distilled Water, made fss.s every usek.
Patent Medicines Ofall kinds, g s. issg
Eclectic Remedies and nun supply Of Meaics.
nal Roots and HeFss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES


" IFfom ths EeW fork HeFasd.
Madame ZadOe Porter's Curative
BAIsAn.- {" This invaia4bIs medicine po.aesse.
The extraordinary power q relieving Immediately
Coughs, Colds Hoarsensss, DimenIty Of Breath
Ing, and Huskiness. Such 81 least Ne hare
found It," nAy4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

WAsHH0FoS, May 9--Tas RepubR-
cans extra says that there is reason to
believe, from dispatches already re csiysd
since their first extra to-day, that Lee
was forced to fight at Spottsylvania on
Sunday, and was again repulsed, and
compelled TO retreat
Another statement is that Gen. Grant
had aanked him, and got between the
ressl army and Richmond. J
Lees report Of the battle Of Thursday
last, published in the Richmond papers,
has been tslsgraphed to this city BY Gen.
Butler. & 4
Lee says that Gen. Grant attacked
him, which eontradiets the report receiv-
cd here that Lee made the attack upon
our army Lee employs this language:
Thank God, we have repuIsed the at
taeks Of the enemy" He states that
Longstreet is badly wounded Lee says
nothings in his report about the hght of
Friday. sti3
Dispatches show that Gen. Butler is
still holding the line Of railroad between
Petersburg and Richmond, preventing
Beauregard from reinforcing Lee.
oLp WILDERNESS TAVERN, May So
p. MA correspondent vita the army
sends the following sl8
The most terrific battle yet tough;
closed to-day Lees entire army has
made repeated and mardsrous assaults
upon our right and left wings, command
ed by Hancock and Sedgwick, with TEN
porary success, but has been driven bach
with great slaughter. An attack wal
made about 4 o'clock this afternoon,
simultaneously upon our whole line
which was gallantly repulsed- TowarS
dark the enemy concentrated upon oul
extreme right, aud fell suddenly upor
Gen Sedgwiek, crushing in portion 0
his line. Gen. Sedgwick succeeded il
reforming his line, and securing i
against farther disaster, and the enen,
withdrew from his front, under cover Q
the darkness. Our losses have beef
heavy. Our army, to-day, has certainl
achieved decided success It has bal
fed ali offensive efforts Of the enemy.
The dense aad impenetrable wood
with which the battle ground IS eovers'
saved the rebels from a crushing defeat
as it enabled them to cosceal their move
ments almost perfectly, until the YER
moment of execution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

PoRrRATr OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL
GRAST-We are indebted to Mr.. Bal
lard, general agent, indianapolis, for :
magnificent and accurate likeness of the
greatest captain of the age-Lieutenant
General Ulysses s. Grant 1t is indeed
a splendid portrait and should be in
every house and Office. We have had
the portrait handsomely framed and hung
up in our Office, with such worthless as
Washington, Clay, Webster, Lincoln
Morton, Schurz, &c
Those desiring the portrait can obtain
it by addressing G. NJ Ballard, Indian
spohs, Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

Neties 40 Physicians and shs Public.
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-TssrIEo-
NAL" New York, Nov. p. 1859. T. AiieSek 4
Co. Nc. 2ot Canal strsst--censIsmsn | lately
suffered severely from weakness IL my back. oe-
eNsionsd By suddsnly overseeing ayssif HAv-
Ing heard your piaators much recommended for
cases of this kiRd, prosursd one, aud tbs Fssult
w-s all that could as.lre A slsKls plaster
cared me ia q week.
Yours, respectfully.
- BRIGGS,
d Z q" Propffssor of iAs Br.ndrssh HoaAs,
"New York"
Tisre Is nothing equal, IL he way o. Plaster.
to the PoFous Plaster Of Mr.. Aiiooek. In Asth-
ma, Cough, Kidney Afseii9us, and local deep
seated rains, thsy afford permanent r.;iaf. and
for weak backs. pains In the aide. stitches, and
spaam0als pains gensral;y. they are unsurpassed
for the benefits they lmPart. Price Is cents esq D.
Principal once. 29f Canal Street, Mes York.
II. NILSSON q CO. and N. p. THOMPSON,
EvAns'ills, lad /; and By ali r~spsetabls dealers
In medicines. meh20 sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

REJoTcISs.-OPon receipt Of the news
yesterday that Gen, Grant had defeated
Lee and his rebel army, number of
Hags we're unfurled to the breeze, one of
the handsomest of which was a mAgni6-
cent garrison flag, which fOated proudly
over the QuartermsstSr's Department.
DR.. Daniels, the efficient and accomplish.
ed medical director of this post, had a
similar flag unfurled over the Marine
Hospital.
Among loyal men, the rejoicing was
general, but we saw nothing of the kind
on the part of Copperheads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10
lRAILROAp REGIsrER.

'sdo83 E.& c. R.R.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

& A DE P.A b 7rs:0 ~
Way, sightsnd Aesonmedstions.I---.ss4 An
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

EAyEs EVANSVILLE EVERY TUKspAY
- - y n leaves Nashville every Friday 81
hR.NL
Merchants aud travellers can rely on this steam.
81 remaining permanently In hetrads. AIs o..
aers and esiiectiefis promptly attended To
w1,,or mo. b. HALL, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26

meale m will do your part in this great
'tr.naa teseh them self reliancs
2hs sdlst - I lie forth, and n that H..
nains = ~ done = to change s,ssl4sl
sOf master ~ s)6ys. The day NJ not q
distant HhG1 thb nation will b ne great
ssntss - siyilipAtion, Of the axte nd ~
ences snd Of true religion. Time was
when the tide Of emigration ran vest
ward; the time will soon be when it will
ssa-sssthxssd. Int us 70 I'd with our
mighty work. To talk about breaking mp
government like this for Shvery. IT'S
'..d.sss Let it 60 on with iz grsxt
mission. a aasseet + -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
NOTICE.

Tel w Rankin, SAINT y Miller ana James Lsrkiu.
Defendant.
You hereby not ia 81 II. 4 there 10 now an r,A IN
TIE Clerks afce Of ne nst.Ic Cont Of Ies connfv
Iowa, K-~ kak Petition If Johu Nelson eI.in,ing
s1at ca tki redeem Lot 9, III i59 from him nd
PAY M-ih thr sun II oae f5oEs arid aud highly Eve
beiAsFr tBersior or y d~anlt hereof that you be
t9f1F 2pped frfn sefis up eaim interest
sna pfs! ~ siAs te general relief with costs
s@* caG2 n 3nu ruN Il sppear and said peti-
toh " moon 81 tue s*cbHd aay Of te said
eeu't H. b held On ihe Afs Monday e February 1854
OF 5afsrl and cseTes Ssf b b. therein By default
II. SCofT HOWELL
1aE4-1s3 Fl8IaiiAf. Atorupy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
Jan nary 7,.Isei-sI4w
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Jnhn W Miiaar.

To john w. Wissy:
You herety notified that thereis now o u fle In
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
eounly, losa, at ke9kuk, petition Of L. ID. Brown
claiming q YOU Twenty Ave Hundred and k2hty-
seven Dollars upon pFomissory note made by Will
IN Ruddick ard p Whey, and endors ed by you and
PRAYING for writ Of attachment.
And unless you appear ard swer thereto on or be-
fore noon the second day the next term of The s,d
Court, TO begun and hoiden AZ Eeokuk on the nrst
MONDAY OF February. A. D. 1854 a default and judg-
meRt " III be entered against you.
NOBLE x STRONG
lab7-dfw Attorneys for Piainila
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
lRIGINAL NOTICE.

To Charles WINS, Jkcob frins. p scoles John W
"nsey. Maria johnson. exscairix OF OF The estate
o. Ben johnson. deceased, and otkers
fou are hcreos notified that there is row on file in
zoe ONCE of ihs Clerk of The District Court OF Lee
t4nniy- lows, at Fort Madison, p~tt.iou II Hiram
Fancy, claiming OF you, Charles fYias the tnn OF
fhafiV-r1S hnnartd IpIiss with tn fsr cent inter
81 yer Sci IN payRA s annually ss neg Due
M9f'g4ze aa1e ~ you - Charles Aa-cn sod since
signed TO sEia BRAN farmer czfa Deem Der % IssS
aiso tlan'ig aEabet 4ach 81 sou The f,rseosure af
said NcrTssr. the sane being nrgr front prd sfrty
fact Geep q Ia SIX. 10 Is0es fear III ~ tae sty ~
neekns beirz fry feet Gots ca water s,ree hy six.y
feei on A5in street Leo equity Iowa. lot The pprrbsse
money and further AK Ing for sale OF sid ire sss
aas genera relief.
And uaiess yen appear ans .nsx4r % said petition
before Tie secsad csy the ne term Of
saAd CoErfs - esMmeuc at Fort aaspu the THIRD
Monday ~ Ma, A. H.. isS4 default will be entered
against you 81 Ggment rendered thereo ss PRAYED
feg IN ssid petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
ctc5l-dfv Attorneys for Pisintig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
n RIGINAL NOTICE.

TO John Porter and Wrn. w Peltnap:
Yen are hereby notified that Jhorsss Martin ore
othe defei danis 10 the suit Of John Porter rs VIM
". heiknsp, and others, pending 10 District Court Of
Lee county Iowa. at keoku<, has fled In said cause
bis answer snd cross bill against you claiming for
reasons set forth In said b that be should be
permitted to pay enhsif of the dest due plaintiff
hrfeupon nave che undivided hiaf Of Inc land des-
or bed 10 the plainIif's petition released from his
pieinns mortgage and also prayin that the decree
n sad cause may order that certain note OF said
mas Marlin 10 w. W. BeSnnp, for 1880 may be
neeied and held for nouzht unless The said Belknap
snaiipay the SUN found due plaintiff
Cniess you appear and said petition on or be-
fore noon & the second day Of the February tern 1894
OF Said Dstret Court decree will be entered against
you according TO tue prayer Of ssid ercss bill.
RANKIN * hcCkARY
Attorneys for SAID Martin.
LIT publication Of this original noiice Ia this case be
70 ade in Tie ~De lily Gate City'' aceording to law
CHARLES DDERR CLERK
by Epw. MrMM, Deputy.
January T. sJee4d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

40 ueofEe sts tan, Albert stanwood. pcf.naa,,s
non and eaeh q JON hereby notisd tha there
Lee county Iowa at Fort Macs, ~ te District Court Of
sy Of January is petition q Hiram ' ssap the 18Th
.a Judgment aganss gov George ssanwooa ~ bs
certain mortgage made iy you to Charles sne upon
assigned to plaintiff, being upon IN ana SINCE
IN lee cgnnty Iowa. praying for the foraciosns w
with costs. esiAi relief
ana now unless you appear and said pe{,ss -,
or before noon Of the second day the next term Of 90
court, to he held al Fort Madison on lie Thru Mons.
Nay lSo Judgment viii be and thereon, by default
H. SCOTT HOWELL
1anc-l9w Attorney for Plaintiff
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
BON Wafd,inaten.

Ba f6ineton, %. Sebr, 9ebte
Nadt nuroe Waior Malone, 3ablmcitfer
in Der Ser. Staoten 2(rmee, INN SIC, 900
beraubt, tpelde er pom S6asamte beIoz
gen bate, Inn eini9e Retruten bel Ser
Qrmee ousBu3ablen. Na6oem er bas
8slo eejo9en, that ct es in einen &offer,
ben er unter fein Sett ftellte. 9SGbreno
Der gta6t nuroe Der Soffer aus Dem
Simmer 9enommen uno beute Moraen
fano ibn Elm Oienffbote i'm Stdue cr6roz
ben uno eini9e poit Stamp CURRENCY
berumeeitreut. Sine Qnjabl pero66tiz
ger Snoipiouen purorn perbaftet.
0a5 6aus tpiro Die Senatsz 9eneroIz
eieutenants Sia annebmen, porbebaltz
LID oaB Der prdfoent 9ensral Grant
nominiren rpiro.
Sei einem Wit9Iisoe Der Marp!ano
@eiebeebun9, bas i'm fdoliben Sbeils
oes Staates tpobnt, foil bic @ebeimpoIiz
sei in Lester 3eit @afTen, Ammunition,
Rebeaenfabnen &c. entosdt baben.
Gu6 cine beoeuoenoe Rebeaen Sor=
refponoent 1T in 8ai6ineton entoeft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
9SrDfla,natiDm beS 0Uuperueurs,
bic &efrutirung fir fremte Staaten
betreffenb.

9ouperneur Curtin bat cine profIaz
nation erloien, in tpelben er bic Sdr9,r
pennipluanienS namentli6 Die Seteraz
nen, orin9eno ermabnt, fib nibt fir ans
oere Stdaten als Qennfplpanien antpers
ben ju la fen. 8er in fremoe Re9imenter
eintritt beraubt feline Samilie Der ltnters
ttusun9en, bic BON Qripatperfonen, Sc
meinoen eoer Dem Staate aus9eiest iino,
ct uerliert oas Re6t bel ben 5epprltebens
Den Wablen mi:tuftimmen, oas cine Qbz
Gnoerun9 unierer Contribution ibnen in
tGr3eiter 3eit eebsn miro. SSenn uers
Wunoet ODER franf, niro bic Gorge Der
pom Staate anseiteutsn I9enten ibm
man9eIn, ct entjtebt ben Seteranenre9is
mentern Die ibnen 9ebibrenoe 8erffdr=
fun9 ibrer Reiben uno fein 9tame piro
ni6t in uniere GbrensSerset6nife einse=
tra9en.
&einer Gafe oaber ieinen Seimatbftaat
i'm Stibe. Der Staat miro fir Die &reue
ertenntlib fein uno Der Dane ieiner Wits
burger 1T ibm uno ieinen Na6fommen
fiber.
l(Qe @eri6tsperfonen perben f6lieBz
It6 an9etpiefen, Die 9efese 9e9en bic 0ns
perbun9en fir fremoe Staoten auf's
itren9ite tur Qusfdbrun9 ju brin9en.
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Drin9emb be y lite
3IH ale Sbriiflicte 6emeinben
In pema 9aunlY

Durm rtntn 8el&luB Der SsrpalIsr btr 9sna
@aunty SibsI @risuf&aft anS bic untsls4nt'
ten tsauftrdst ppr6tn, an ale prsetsr uno
&rIaliGs @ruRtnbsn In es&a Gauntp bic brin.
ssnbs Bite Su ri&tM, bod ia ntdt III sstesNsn,
ispss Sabr sins GOIIrttr itir pie S;srbrrtans psS
pcrtes @pttts ~ ptraR(taltrH. BON mshrsrsn
prsbtaern une @smsInttn ID btss f6OH felt stni"
gen Satrtn sEf&tbtn. sOn anbtrn abT niht.--.
Die Nbf6t ter Bibsl gefsnl@nftsn 1T zine TO-
alesmsin 6rialins unb nIblits, eab isbT prtbt.
ger unb iecs @smtinoe tbrt bCbs BtetutHnS Ju'
srbtn muB, unb baS Strtbsn, cine itbs Ssslt nit
Dem 9B0Tts @pttrs Su rtrIsbru, IOlts batsr as-'
,pie pUn alien tbltn, &ritli&sH Itsniasn untsr>
labt Ptrtsn.
Da nun bic iGbrlt&s austmttns SsrldmmlunS
btsIts Sabr pisbsr am pfnsf .Ncnta9 In Der
SOrbanr eutbsril&sn &tr&s In Sio BRrttbau
u6ssbaltsn rpsrbtn fol-, 70 II % Der 0unf&, baB
ale pubisr unb @smstnOtn nod bio batR cine
golIstte aufn,tmsn unb fiji isbs @smsnes Spst
DsItsatsn wd6Isn m5Gtsn, nm i.nr gsrlamn''
lung bst,umObnsn unb bic nbaltsne @CttssSabe
3u dbebrins,n. 9siasts DsIssatsn tutsn SiB
unb Stimmt In Der Convention, tpis ale anotrn
rssslmdbtssn @liepsr i'm Gauntp, unb trsrbsn als
bic ssbSrissn JtsprdI Itntanten Der @smtinesn an'
Ssfstsn.
DisIt 70 .tUbmtn @slbn rurbsn bttanntli6
,u Etinsm anbtrn 3wsde btnust, aIs gum Druid
Der pCtlfsiIm 8t6sln. wsIdt ben 4rmsn umiCnit
ssssbsn unb sur aGssmstusn Ssrsrsituns mSalt&it
bt1ts Ssrtduft wsrbs. gs il biss feline isttirs'
riI&t Sa&t, lOnSsrn BIZ. hes Ssrrn, unisrss @ot'
tee fstbR.
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Gauntp wsrbm mad Der @niammlunS ON
pFneRmOntuse In rsn 3stunssn bstdnntssma&t
iptrbn. 9Iu& pirb BET jsnH gsrlanimIuns ira
prsbtst unb Gsbsn isbs sspdni9te austunft iibsr
bic DirfIamftIt Der SIbtl'gersine I'M aastmsi-
nen unb In unfrm gauntp bslCntSrS stgtbtn.-
g8rI&e &rifIIi&s @smsinbt wollts bahr Surddfs-
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t7eue Rifenbabnen.

0ieIes Sabr tperoen mebrere @iIens
babnen in pennfplpanien pouenoet uno
in Speraticn 9sieet. Son oieien 1T bic
pi6tieffe bic philadelphia uno Griebabn.
pel6e bic Send ffer oes OelawareHufes
uno @risises in Serbinouns brin9t. Sn
Der Selreeion unb Der 9anoi6aft rpeit;
li6 oaoon, finb mebrere Srpei9e Der Ut.
luntif6en unb Groben @eltIi6en Giien:
babn i'm Sorti6reitsn beoriffen, tpsl6t
fir man6e bisber feby abeele9ene Gaun.
ties 9robe &efultate Uerfpre6en. Dit
Grie uno pittsbur9 Gifenbabn, tpsl6t
un9ef6br um oisIelbe 3eit nit Der Qbil.
aoelpbia uno Griebabn beenoiet uno IL
9an9barem 3uitanSe fein piro, 1T cir
8erf BON 9rober Ssbeutfamfeit fiir BIZ
9anje Reibe Der tpeitli6en @aunties.-
Die Reaoin9 uno Columbia Gifenbabr
miro ebenfa(ls oieIes Sribidbr fertie
perben. 0iefes 9lieo rpiro bis an Der
Susquebannafub bic &ette bon Gifen:
babnen ausoebnen, tpelbe our6 bic Neu'
ScSsrisp Central, Geda Sbal, Sff penn:
Iplpania, Reaoin9 uno Columbia 9inier
eebiloet piro. 2[lle oieie @iienbabner
ftno notbnenci9e uno tpillfommens I'm:
la9en, tpel6e tpefentlidb ba3u beitra9er
peroen, 9ennfpIuaniens unermebli6er
mineralifben uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hei6tbum III SdQe Su f0roern.