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sSsset 2 $
Tee1esses snd DRIVING '9stI suppss an
cab. fort smith sud those supplies from those points,
Bias viii also be received for iarnishIpe II the
sroop q ops.st,ns M s9m i sns M,sssppi se Se
LID "a & I'D s1ee .s
hss siae @ psSsas Ths avsfaSs weight to 10!
11s H. 1ee io Se II opd and wholesome qaa!ity With
1a ana Kidney iow = r. sfSgssdS Agss K. IT,
accs OF The cattle slaughtered tor bea ta1 ~ snd
f. breast T Irmed doSa The sanH q te iese
auartes sha p cut q 1p hTss ,a 70 s1ns s1S1ea o
ST he o.e Z .ee g. ss lass e saca
4he chea " Gomtsases 1 q Tie r. Com
Is,y d of an s1nY n o6 oter
The United states reserves the right TO ao1
1he Tsops. sueh cattle may he seized or CAP
s nss Psa1a ss.es 4 qas xata
"a s. tq9 Sd e e.
5esd; s g. r.
contracsor naa falnhlnE ii tTsns1'oH .tion. ~ p w
oros.s iFom sS1sIaetS IT, sa9 m hsSs prsyously
4re,se ss1s ~
one EGen tns b!daeE f. n9t present to respond
Hesther + hslf sesn.s ,s vii s eoxed
nf TO eaSaf{s os y III ysie pares due
III BIDS a s secopansd;; hy = f1asap,Ss IT. OF e
gne 59n Raosn to thc be
Uaisa q ssias ss 81 IL
tae pTeeiss address ID @ Of eacn member ol ~ ff@
meat posted T 1t is lead aud Ie II tbe feoE'ng form;
5p Ssd e sss asxes e
the quality described IN the adyertsement n,'oee ss
, 1864-11-14

t,a1-c rood soldiers. But to put arms in the
hands Of our slayes aud make soldiers OF
them them. or to free them for the purpose OF mak-
lug soldiers Of them should never 6s anoasnsf f
bn,or ~ manhood and sound policy forbid
~; rba R<toYde,. also comes, ont strongly IN
on-nsitio11 to this dangerous policy. Let me
thoueht. be crushed to eortn, nsse8 ~ A'se
again. o,-..sr,o~
r,rou, the Savannah Republican, Oct h.l
The subject Of en1isting negro troops N pns
army Is exciting number Of our co1Nm
rar;ca M little: some .of them to m alarming
decree. We have never alluded 70 II gmt IN
nnee and then gave our views In e1ttnto, WIN
The ressous for them md answered to aFgu.
mcnts ocainst them. We would NOT conseut
to argue the question except as one inc poile5
of which depended on future contingencies;
Asa resort ID q great pnblic emergency, and
dictated BIZ stern necessity, the enlistment Of
negro troops for certain military duties, how
ever objectionable under ordinary clrcum-
stanccs. might be eminently proper and WISE.
This Is our view OF the CAST, and we MAINTAIN
that It is the only rational and practical one.
We acknowledge no other rule for our guild
ancc On great public questions. The man VINO
would allow himself to be swuyed By preju-
dice wben liberty Is at stake-who would re-
fuse assistance IN q fatal hour, or one q I'M
minent peril, simply because ne Wonld fa1nG!
have a different kind Of aid, will sink nmsell,
and Is mfit to look after the safety Of Others.
The Statesman who would risk his country on
such folly is roor logicfan and worse
patriot. .oo,,,oa
no such extremity in the Confederate states;
but what VIC may come to. should the war
! open Tor the tide Of pauper emigration to now
! out and be cast upon Yankee shores, there l5
! no telling what may be our condition ana tne
! necessities that may press upon US as people,
| calling for rational solution.
But suppose the aid Of the negro shonld pe-
come NECESSARY in order to drive back the IN
vudins horde Of Yankees, Dutch. Irish, Az
! Afrlcans, shall we reject that aids Shall Wf
| nrefer ratber TO 70 down In one eternal polt
tcal night and become the serfs of. bitter
unfeeling and remorscless tyranny, to be
| placed over us by our Northern enemies (
There are ao1nc men who contend that We
should at least their arguments lead to that
conclusion. To such We would PROFOUND q
few queries, and hope they will be able to an
swer them satisfactorily to themselves
You talk eloauently against making the ne
cro the equal Of the white man-had We not
Better do 80, SO far as using him IS IN fnstru-
ment Of ynr Is concerned, and for limited
ncriod. than hare the Abolitionists make him
our eaual forever, and whatis worse, an agent
to aid in keeping us in sub]ectlon' and hence
our superiors cu
idea OF fighting In common cause Wltn
ncrro--is it not better than to have the yam
KEGS fight him against you:
We are opposet to- freeing slaves in thest
States, on any pretext, believing that slavery
is Their proper and happfest condition; bu1
suppose policy should suggest the freeing o
a por;ion, would not It be better tor Us to &c
il than to have our enamies free the whole!
, 1864-11-14

0hme Henry
O'Cunneu Jas
O'u. AaJ Geo Jut
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u3Ryau Eh1th
D'Connon J erh
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Q'I>onneI1John
t>'Donnel Jos
D.AAliV John
QsuAfk John 2
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AcNniiy " Tj
McD1rmle M1chl
Mct:lAccy,
EcponatdK
McAfty Aicnl
hcI}onAldWc4pt
Hc1aaf4 ~ Tuog
hcEAos PAX
He pHmcnd EdE
McHU.ot mr
McQuasney JnoH
AcLafba NJ
, 1864-11-14
Il Wen has rature kept the truth
she promised to Thy earliest youth,
The radtauf beauty shed abroad
On sIl tho glorious work4 OF God,
shoVB freshly to thy sohercd eJe,

u Well has nature kept the truth
she promised to thy earliest youth,
me rantsas .,s. .1ori"I. wnrta " Go ~.,
" Nn ~ eSIx XII ~ Inv snhsrra 49, -:
Sno%s os stor7, Il wore In dsys rons bv.
Eacn ena5u - WV - - ss4o "
u Drea5y aso the years "Aen '' ''' e''' 'ooA W.
With delight On nature. or hope On human kina:
Oh, may those that ~nltea my 'e~p'e' 90 44es -
Ieaxe he beart unftozen, and spare tho cheetf@
mind -,
For hope o. fsar % chain q ehill.
His hate of tyranny md wrong, ..r,r
But" II '''e o'e't'1s 10 A'0ose'' 'N4'- .
SIN came and fingered or he sightI,uu..
" a1weto 5or1 ~ 91h ahe anars md ID spn u9D' '
and these aad poetry arc one :
t.s&+, +,noht ns with deliehtsa eve.
wiz daen afsection the puso. ample sk7,
Avn cIni1da along its blue abyssea f0ied--
t2 & !ose ,e3odV IL ~ II winJs with charmed ear.**
-: ,-A. TOTO nnfot would that1
u uiht eIs ,s ~ n1t Sii IKE thee mid bowers md
hrnnta
,., a,spar T,st the aurshtne OF hind looks.
a1u ~ ~ nans,s ~ Find voiccs ever nigh IT,
Wisely my so Mnne 81 yss sess,ns snn nasses siow
And this lair chanee o. sesson ". s,af mo- sield
Gather and Heaaole 9Q ~ eeyrA ~ nn-S ifhnnvhha
AL that they tsacn .. ....1ce VII far inv Gods
And Kind atlecuons, rSsefcne7 'oe ~
And for thy bEcthren.'
-a1et the mimic canvas show :.
His calm, benevolent features; let The 1snt z,a..
Of ali but heaven, and IN the book q ame'
The g1oEious FsseT q h1s n1 v1fnss III shsm Claim
and bold pp 70 men .tch aaa rom u hm he haiow-
pain aa1ns aK. p;S' !" aao s''s'1A - W. -e'0-
ea oa"e'
1.-THE secret vondst thon - Row, 3S" S,ooa ar Will
Lei thtpe Swn syss oe5ioT .ts tie nass1op.te hrfa
Les ths 1Rs qlh ihnnpht ere vi Ih power hs pt
And binS e. words t6e deet emotions hst"
AIM o41 >. thc chant which was SUNG,
The toAo"mS - s.e ~1@AA'
as mentioned aoo'e. v,.r
WILLIAM CULLEN bh1ASI.
A Chant foT AZ 5seen1seN 0tfta"os'
.~.pn rar,oH-xUY1c nY Lours LANG
Ii Ia 10
... .,a. ,yvrrf
One houf ,ha % battIa sn1rhh he sJ forctold,
and lex ths bard's triumphant star
Poar down from Heaven its mf1dest sola.
.4r.,,o that n,zera butlaurel now
, 1864-11-14

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McEWEu jea
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McAuilen Jas
McCaWleY J4
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IcCAtty .loeu ,
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Mcapd1eR'. 10
McNAEAa JRo
, 1864-11-14
NORTHWESTERN NATION
IN Al DANK or CHICAGO.

IN Al LDANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Ontre Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
NAsH1S0Tos, August So 1861
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
Northwestern National hank Of Chicago, 10 the clsy
Of Chicago. County Of Cook and State II Illinois has
been d1iy organized under and according to the re-
aurenens Of the OF Congress entitled An act to
F5o!1de ksiaouai Currency. secured q pledgs 81 o.
and Redemption thereof" approved June 50. 1854 and
has compiled with al Of The provisions Of said aGt r
aured TO be compiled With before commencing bnsl.
pess Of banking under sald net.
NOW. therefore. !. HreH AoCrLIocn: COMPTROLLER
uf the Currency do hereby certify that the forthwes
t1u Rational Bank Of Chicago tn the CITY Of Chicago.
County Of Cook and State Of Illinois, Is authorized to
commence the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid ..- -
In testimony whereof, witness ny hand and seal Of
office this thirtieth day Of August: 1S64.
f{3pF't EeR1l HUGH ACCELLOCH,
nos F6G96t Comptroller OF the Currenty.
, 1864-11-14
You:g 4 Young taafies ounx JAWas
Yaiet;J YateSBE fou1S WaeLef
YcuEYEA yCptxJA
Iniifnfa.

Carter zouaSes.. o BOZ s6;: :.sec ch:eaeo Goqn.
Ne.tesn Taa :as H,9aessaTs ,ss e. q
Bar raiIcu c.. Capt Of Canal Boat P!aoet ~ A.
teclatloE Of sbtlss .ansstnFv l.a
ETsna Iirt at Prlpeers ...P Boz 31e0 Afdesco
0ii ca. :: D....A 6 DE- z II ...B d Go.-..
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PEACHES.
$4,000 Three Pound Cans.
110,OC0 Two Pound Cans.

This Fruit has been put up directly forq an orchard
Of $40 acres nll selected ht and packed at the Can
esy where they were grown being mnch superior ta
fore being packed. For sale n the lowrst market
nYtccs. ROBERT <. SEFF, Sole Agent,
los eouth Delawasr ayeune, Pniladelphla.
DoT1&.EI4T-S-is
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rrDfdce open from lst Of Ap-n to lst Of Novana.
her ffem b. tlli p. n. From NoTeubeE 1st tlll
Anril lit. froua .. N. TIL P. m-+nhd On suadsga
ae1A - -1'' i'll, ScRTPp8 2, N.
, 1864-11-14
General notlees.
ROGERS & CO.,
Coal and Pig lrsn Merchants,

Hayefor ea}e Ia lots to suit,
400 Tons ga No. ~ UNION IRON.
900 st RNo. UEKON IRON.
200 e No. SCOTCH IHON.
20 Sc MOL PRATT IRON.
20 IS NO. EOKEEPSIE IRON.
1Of, - No. OHIO Iron.
Lehigh, BlossbRrg, Lackawanna
and Erie Goals.
pFF1CEs-1s4 Market corner onroe, md South Clark
street, north Of c. i. l. Q. e. r. CROSSING.
Post f)t!.ce Isn yger 5yl5, oc1-ui9S-1m
, 1864-11-14

Nicholson Jo52
Noble joan
Napier " y capt
Norton " P2
Nlcho'B n a
Newton WaEnH3
EAAh L S.
Noble Wm capt
Nlxon Husou &
Nlcua1s L A
EeVAt1 II 8
Gosr1s Jehn n
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Young Msris nEs
GENTLEMKN'S LIST.

Initials.
K,tty Mrs g.. .Lbble miis....F, mrH
, 1864-11-14

NEW YORK KAND11VERpoo1 lN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital Stock, *1,ooo,ooo'
10000 SHARES AT SO EACH.
Subscription Price Is per shsse.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
pFFtCEE8:
u0N, DANIEL S. DICKINSON, President.
VIM. T. PHIPFS, Vice President.
ROBERT HASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription At the once Of The
{omnanv NO II E1npse Building, Il Broadway, y. T.
The laots Of the Company situated IN the heart
ofthe 0il Region and 1nsl9ae portions o5 r. those Te
Clintock fafms,r and Other improved and valua6ls
working te1tto1tes inelndlng 9EeI 5T1 Ieoasa9a u
West TisEuia now under progress q successful descl-
ppment and oil Is already regularly ano Largely pro-
dpced from several wells upon them.
Address The Company. T. .. Boz Ss6a, New fosk.
nD1.y20O-Su
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MAr1hAM JAS G
LMaYte16 Jnues


aH all u h3IdHA Al u ~ u
k6f fTheodo.eMaYtetd Jn1es
siue Tho5 M&et Leonard
EtDcat Geo PH4xto1 ! John
sneld Ge1 II Msnenan 5tn4
.a7 Tnos Merrill John 8
hi G " Mecka. Joh1 n
Eee g Mat3neY LAW.
ston Csc :. rehce g 20
TnomAa M2ngAu john
ov Thos r MalonsT John
tin H HaKh MAst1son M + -
rer HeQfY AMasoa L T
ii , HeofT Nettoa u L
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r HenfY q Natlon " &
i avn n n Mosr1!l wilmer
chnnt q 4 Mkthsny LII ord
ldpx jas & + Me1IEa Luciel .
10y Hugh cAps
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Ion J Il cart Maitland J oseph
1h in Meredith Jof1
I'll James Meldron 9Ames
7 ue.Ky MlLef a D
,5hall James htit.r Aaron
lrfn1 James Miller BUon 4
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gid,tises aus Dem gseSsem.

Gairp, 5. San. 9ie 9ampfer 9ufe Of
9lgple, Stem Orleans ul1o 6ilman Sino BON
8tempbiS bier ein9etrpifen. Sn Mempbis itano
Der thermometer ant 1. b8. 2 @rao inter 9ttIl
unO in Goirp auf 16 GraO (?); u~nterbalb Cairo
paren eini9e Peripnen e%rirpren. Sim Neuiabrs<
abeno gilgen 10 NegeriolOaten auf Sniel go
10 5u grunOe nlO Die 2ei6name ppn 3 SUlOa=
ten pom 81 SnO 3e9t wurOen auf elmer Sano<
bant oberbalb Sort @ilolp I'M SluB gefunoen.
0u3 @etter lit etpas miloer 9ewOrOen, uber
mob ihneit eS uro Der S6uee liegt 4 Sol bid.
Die 8OOte gebem nod INNER ben ObiO binnif,
aber Der 0(iiifppi lit gei6lo1en.
Der Wtempbi8sGbarleitDn Gilenbabn mnroe
Dur6 6orreit, ais er neuli6 iiber ben SlllB
iebte, fem beoeutenoer S6aOen Su9eiitat Sen
8rier perfOlgte ibn na6 ben lebten 8ert6ten in
Der 8egeno bon GOlOwater ; See bate SOrreit
pOn OtQlpnd aus ~peritdrtt.
Sine 9rOBe Quaptitdt 3uder, @aumwUlle uno
DtOla1e3 traf lebte 8pde bier ein, meiltenS fir
Cincinnati beltinmt.
9ie Generdle Orb, &eitb, Sumter, 2apler
unO Sherman befunOeu ii6 in letter @p6e bier;
5u gbren Oe3 2ebtern, Der nod nidt ~abgereiit
lit, Wur0e geitern cine Sable abgefeuert.
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NIna GentrnI eOlmtrifa.

0ew 0prt, 5. San. Ser 0pir Ocean
Queen lit nit Na6ri6ten pom 81. b. 80. uno
NIT $25O,OOO in 8aar BON N9pinlpaa bier elm
g%eluufen.
Sin Brief aus 8aHama pom 90. b. so. ent=
bait oa Spl9enOe: 5
9te llnrltben in Gbiriqui balern fort uno
0OuOerneur 0balOa lit nab 9anama geflpben.
Die fran30Iide Gprpette b'9tlia8 lief am 18.
in Banana Elm, aaf ibrem &eg na6 Merito,
ME man glaubt.
Die 8regatte 2%ancalter befanO li6 an Der me-
ritdnii6en 6iite; Der 0pfr Gpane belano li6
nod in 8anama.%
Ser Brdlioent BON 9anama bat Elm 9efret
e~rldTIen, wDua6 ale 8anama perla6enoenS 6iffe
bic Jtanen ibrer Ba1agiere unO elm 8er5ei6niB
tbrer 9aOung etnrei6en n%iiIien.
9eu. Wfp8quera bate ben Sen. Shores an
Der @ren3e augegriifen uno ibm cine ar9e 9tez
berIage beigebra6t. WOSquera perlpr 500,
Shores aber 1900 Wann an Spoten uno Ser
muuOeten unO 2OOO Gefan9ene, 3 BON Shores
Oberiten rpurOen get6btet ulb fem SObn bein=
bet ii6 unter ben 8ermiBten.
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Wo[6inaton, .. G..

/ 9eierteure perbaftet. = Capt
Sheets COMMANDO bat bier ipdbreno Der lebte,
spei Sage folgenbe 9eierteure perbaftet 6
8raoibap, Comp 9 a. 4d 3eIerpe Neat; GDb
YreitOn, Comp 6 GO. 8a Sol; Sbumas 9ilep
A, 81 @opaI ; @m Nttinlon, 2. Battalion Sn
paliOen Corps Conrad Smith, %. 9a; 9apii
Sopmep, GOmp 6 70 90 Sol.
Gbeni % wurOen SUbn s 9eli6, 3. 0to, oel
in 6arpers 6errp lebten Augult, g SOpIe, Z,
0b Sol, Der bon ben WtarpIanO t9bben in
WtdrS unb Obebiab Street, pom 165. Ea Spl.,
Der I'M Nopember BON @ettpburg oelertIrte, auf@
g~efan9en uno na6 benz SOrreit@Sall=0efdn9nlB
in @epr9etOpn ipeoirt.
/ @e1tpbleu. - 3ebten Sp1lrlerlta9 ar
retirte Der Oeteftip 9igIep etaell getuilen Saml
3idarbs, wel6er in 9ieniterl Der SIS. 8bilir
& Salpnun ftano. Su leinem 9aule fanoen lid
BON ben aeltoblenen .Sa6en Elm 8olenbds=
adlt6en i'm @ertbe $35, spei SammttiHen,
ieoeS $15 unb cit feines 2eoertdi66en bon
$15 8ertb WieOer; ebenlo elm Nlbum fit SO.
Ser Delinquent mar Elm Sarbiger uno genOb
OaS @ertrauen ieiner 9ienitberrn in politem
0tuBe, 10 Dab iie ibm logar Die S6liHel anpers
traute. Hidter GlaptOn ianOte i'm na6 Der
Sail, no man ibn jepenfal8 better einpidelt,
als ct nit ieinem &aub getban.
/ SubfitutsNgenten. : Ser 0tas
pOr Der StaOt @ulbinston, Ni6aro @aIla6,
bei6ipert 1ib in elmer 9iDte an ben &rie9Sminis
iter %bariiber, baB cine Wlenge A9enten ii6 ba=
ielbit berumtreiben um Stellpertreter gu ludeu
uno oieielben Su erpOrtiren. Gr weiit Oaruni bin,
OaB oarin Der SrunO lie9e, tparllm Die aufge,
iteIlte Quota Sreitpiliser ni6t 5uiammen 81
bringen iei unO err u6t ben &riegsminiiter, ernlt,
lide WuBreJel Sur Nbbiilfe gu trefIen.
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Die 81 pmirao @epOImtiOm.

Iew YOrt, 5. San. gta6 8eri6ten aus
ct Domingo MAIDEN Die Spanier oaielbit MIR
geringe 6Orti6ritte. 9ie Stabt Sumana mar
pOn ben Spaniern geplinOert porben uno oa5
@e3lepunii6e 0liiipnSbaIS unO baS 0tiiiOns=
bau3 Oieier Settle mar BON oenielben perbrannt
mDroen.
Die Rauileute BON ct. 3bOmaS buben allie
ibre Re6mungen nit 8UrtO NicO, @apti mb
Guba abgeldlOieu unp tperOen nit Oieien Bldtz
sen uur nod Sab @ei6dfte MAIDEN.
Gpr0ara mar ppn ben Hebellen pDllitdnbig
u~r15ingelt; AUDI baben %bieieIben cine 8attere
erri6tet, mel6e Die Ginfabrt sum 6afen BON
9prto Qlata beberrl6t.
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9taOtr0tb.

Grfer 3weig. = 90. 9rpub rei6te cine
Yetitipn pom Qm. 6dpeS Elm, oeS Snba[teS,
einen SrameltaI ouf glbpw Sane erri6ten sl
biirf en ; ebenlc 90. Song nm Mieoerer1tattunq
bes fir gr6ffnung BON Nr6itraBe bereits einqes
,ablten @eloe8 ; Suriidgepieien. GbenoerIelbe
bra6te cine 8elplltipn Elm, ben MapOr gu er.
lu9en, UNI SuipenltOn oeS BrUSeieS Der Staot
gegen Die Pittsburgz uno GOnnellspille Gilens
babn GOmpa9nie, um ben 8etrag, ben btelelbe
ber Staot fir Snterehen Der leBteren 5ugeb6riz
gen @todS idulbet, tpieOer 81 erlangen. @nsez
npmmen.
@Om sweiten 3meige lief Elm 8eidIuB BON
iSbos. 6. Sane3 1854 81 beSablen fin @usgaz
ben pdbreno Der lebten Heile beS StaotratbS
nab gettysburg, Elm unb paiiirte. rls'
9utebart le9te einen 8el6luB Dor fir Grnens
nllng zines gemeinl6afH. SPECIAL Omites, nell
Dies Der Selebgebung bic in elmer unUff3tellen
Stbumg beS GonliteS beratbenen Bills, betr. Die
Serdnoernng beg @elebbudeS {: Ser Corporation
9emi1e 4e6te SuSu9eiteben, uno Die 9ienlt3eit
.beS WtdpOrS uno bes Staotratbs gu perdnOern,
~pOrIegen fol-, wUrauf iid Der 3weis pertagte.
3weiter 3Weig. = Or. WtDObp be-
mertte, bab bic Mbweienbeit pom Wr. MOrriS in
elmer 9efdbrlihen arantbeit ibren @runO babe.
Wr. 96warb idGu9 Dor, in 8antitr,, uno
slpar bon gOenz na9 Garplineltr. @aSleitung
anbrin9en gu lailen ; ulf ben Slid 9ele9t.
Bonn eriten 3mets ging cine Neiolatipn in
M~n9ele9enbeiten Der Bittsburgz unb Councils
pille@@ iienbabn ein, Die ebenfall8 auf ben Slid
gelegt puroe, uprauf man li6 pertagte,
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Q~eaia[atur Ippn a,ennfnIpnnien.

harrisburg, 4. San. Sn Mbipeienbeit
oe3 Senator @bite, tpel6er ft6 jekt ais @efanz
gener IN 8i6mpnb befinOet, lit int Senate Stint
menglej6beit. Die &epublitaner beanlprlt6en
nun, OaB bic bi8berigen SenatS= 8eamten ibre
Stelleu bebalten oirIen, bis Die gla6fOlger err
mdblt ieien. @ern Die 9emOfraten oies suge=
ben, mas ni6t wubrideinli6 lit, miro li6 Der
Senat iOfOrt prganiiren, anOernfall8 miro ii6
Der STREET. bin5ieben.
9enp lit Der unipnS=G anoioat fit Die STEELE
zines Senut5z 9rdliOenteu, Glpmer Der Oemofra=
tti6e. Sir oa8 Spre6eramt oes unterbmlies
baben Die lluiOnleute SObniOn BON GratpfOro,
Die 9emOtraten 9eribing pom Cambria nOmltz
nirt.
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Orttttr (3.) Dtfrttt BON Warplanb.

A)rttttr (3.) Otftttt BON VtarnlanO.
4 Baltimore, 6. SAM. 1884,.
QDir bealau6iSen bierait, baB bic nadfte6enb be5ei&,
ueten PeriOneu, wel1e i'm britten (3.) @cnSreb : Diitritt
sSn WtGrblAnb seaosen tpurbeus burG bic ibren gtanIer
beisefiiSten @ritabe BON Der 3ie9nuS befreit tpprben iinb,
M6xIih /:
@bparb DUFFY, 1s. Warb, sa6lte $500; @m S OsD
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9np g Glemmius, Is. DO; Mul 0li6ter, Is, Sater NUT.
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untnuoli6; &bas Sote, 1S, ho; Wtpies 8rpipncIb, Is,
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. 0iGOliOn, Is, DO; 9fObt q GOGep, IS, DO; 9iGu5ep
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|tauSli&; SGm 3 DuDaI, IA, 5aRlte $S00i Yatrit SEC
@artnep, 13, gtt&tbitrSer.
ar 2eppoIh 23Iumenberg,
9s grOioBmariGaat II. YrGi. bes @nrOnirunsS Scaro.
KDm. &rDDtS, 30
GIuroarunss4 6 oulmiTar.
9bUs. 8. MtmrsDd,,
&r,t heS GinrOIiruuass8o
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S.roIuTtou elmer QufUmOtipe

Gbtea9O, 5. San. 9ur6 Die GrpluiiUn
elmer 2OtOmOtipe bel MiltOn Sunctipn all Der
0OrOpeit Giienbabn UurOe Elm 8aliagier get6Oz
tet uub einige p%errpunOet, spei t6otli6.
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S~meitabriae xreainrn gepten.

Burlington, 5. San. $8,8OO,OOO
3neijdbrige 5pGt Srcuiurp Soften puroen belte
ben 8rOfern Der Orei StdOte Stem OOrf, 4bilaz
peIpRia unO Bottom aberi6idt. MUrgeu fOlgt
Elm meiterer Betrdd.
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9ie @eieB9ebun9. = @eitern fant
Die erite geriammlung Der neuerpdbIten Wtit.
9lieoer %unierer 2esiSlatur in annapolis ftatt
9te Serbanolungen o~erielben iinO urs nod midi
betdmnt 9etpOroen. SObalO ieop6 Die @otl9af1
bes @OuperleurS ~perleien 1T, weroen mir bic.
ielbe unlereu Qeiern mittbeiIen.
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Glus Gan SruusiseU.

Gan 8ranci8cp, A.. San. Nb9ez
8an8en 0ompfer @Olpeu N9e nad 8ananta
NIT $1,463, 900 IN Gpntanten fir @n9larlb
un6 $324,OOO fir NeW<YOrf, iOWie IS
Ba1iagieren.
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Gime febr auto G;clcocmheit.

Cine 9Dirtbibaft nit etnem @6ialpn s~erbunten, af 10
Sabre 9eaie, 1T iu %pertnufen, neil Der @teentblner IeSis
1T unb benz 0ei6dfte ni6t anetn ~UUrteben tlnn. Die Gin.
ri6tans 1T rta unb Der plab iebr gut eelestn: Das Saus
tit 81 SUP tief uns 80 Sub brett unb beftnbet i6 at Der Gdt
Der YennipISania MStnue un6 2te Str, nabt fem Sdptcl.
&absre5 sn ~trfrasen Bet SUbn s. 3iebfeIb, Np. 2 g.
StraRe. lWu-l
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Gis in ORIG.

Cincinnati, 5. San. Ser Obip 1T poll
Sreibei8. 9a8 6auptquartier oeS requirements
BON ObiO miro mOrgen nad 2erin9tpn perlegt
peroer.