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CHAPTER CXXXI1I. < "A <s- o D1raf Au

An Act relating to B0untleS.
 WHEREAS, The town of Warren at meeting ol
 meetings. held for that purpose, made appro
 priations or voted aid to those who should vol
 unteer or furnish substitutes, provided said vol
 unteers or substitutes should be mustered inte the military service of the United States, and call er calls of the President of the United States outstanding at the time of said meeting or meetings respectively, and to men drafted under said call or calls; and wher eas, like meetings were held, appropriations made votes passed and other acts done, by various towns in this State, prior to the first day of May, 1865, in aid of volunteers, persons furnishing substi. tutes or drafted men. Therefore,
 Be tt enacted by tue Senate aud House of Rep. resentatsves, im General Assembly conVemed:
 That said towns be and they hereby are author ized at meetings legally warned and held for that purpose, to make such appropriations as shall be deemed expedient, to those who have volunteered or furnished substitutes as aforesaid, but who ow- ing to the form of the vote or votes making the appropriations have received no aid or assistance, and to borrow money, and do all other acts nec- essary to carry into effect said appropriations; i; and all meetings held, votes passed, appropria- tions made and other acts done by the various towns in this State, as set forth in the preamble of this act, are hereby ratified and confirmed and made as valid as if the same had been pre-. viously authorized by law.
 Approved, July 21, 1865.
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ABSTRACT OF THE CONTROLLERS ---,s, h uif" REPORT --H 'ii "-S

2 gp540 $ STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ss. n-l ti Office of the Secretary of State, Aug IA, lsesJ |
 The following extracts from the report of the Comptroller ofi Public Accounts, exhibited to the General Assembly at their late session, eomprise such parts of said report as are by law required to be published in the several newspapers in this State, by the Secretary of State. ''-,
 s3iils aW 1fl .i1J. HAMMOND TRUMBULL, .'' ar..r1 aT y@ JFa ,371 Secretary of State.
 THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT IN GENERAL A6couMg
 OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF FUNDS !,
 APPROPRIATED FOR THE CURRENT xxP8N ral , ' soil sEs OF GOVERNMENT. f,s.r ,.ft [ i,
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nuAnrrp cxxxI-

aa;+ion to an Act entit Y" An Act
 n4o Anr ,rauent Ann als running at Id upon Pub adlic Highways.',e .t...-...,.S
 ! Belt e,iacsed 6y tte Senate and Ess p nep' rese,tsatives sn General Assembly cfsSa ..:, S, That the provisions of the act sS,o ond s the in addition, approved July lst lstpe anu tIe slime are hereby, extended and ms applicable .he to goats, in the same way, mann&na 10 1, .ne same extent as the provisions ofd act no" iapplytto sheep awg.g La,seCs 9 .,li4s-. Si | Approved, July 21, 1865 .. -.-.s o-a,5
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CHAPTER CxxII.

f1 sI CHAPTER CxxH.
 An Act for the protection of Life at Railroad t Stations, and on Railroad Tracks ''
 Be it enacted 5y the Senate aud House of Repre- sentat;vss im General Assembly convemed: .Gn4 D. SEC l. No minor shall climb, jump, step. or stand upon, or cling to, or in any way attach bim self to, any engine or car either stationary or in motion, upon any part of the track of any rail road, unless in so doing he shall be acting in com pliance with, and by permission of the lawful rules and regulations of the company then own l ing or managing said railroad.
 | SEC. 2. Whenever any station agent, freight Eagent, or other officer or agent of any railroad 1 company, employed to transact at or near any railroad station. any part of the business of said l company'shan know or have immediate and reli- able information that at or near said tation any lIperson has violated either of the foregoing pro- visions of this act, and has thereby endangered himself or caused reasonable alarm to others said officer or agent shall without unnecessary delay, make complaint of said offence, against the per son 80 offending, to grand juror of the town in which said offence shall have been committed, or to some other officer in said town having author ity to prosecute for said offence ;; and thereupon said grand juror other prosecuting officer shall forthwith prosecute said offender for such of I SEC. 3. Every parent, or other person having legal Icontrolof any child, shall use at all times !, the utmost reasonable care and diligence to pre- vent said child from unnecessarily loitering ol t lingering at or near any railroad track and tt
 prevent said child at all times from, being unne
 cessarily at or near any such station or track, al l all,aexcept while under the immedate care o src' q Every person l who Shall Violate any the foregoing provisions of this act shall be pun Atished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars, or b, imprisonment in common jail for period no
 exceeding thirty days, Tor bysuch fine or 'impris
 SEC. 5. The general railroad commissioner neF
 shall, without unnecessaryr delay, Tcause printe'
 copies of this act to be posted in conspieuou
 places at all Railroad stations in this State an
 shall cause such copies to be at all times kept g al posted at said stations. r
 Approved, July 2l. 1865. fhe $
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.o CHAPTER cxxIII.
 An Act in addition to ss An Act relating to Sal

An Act in addition to a An Act relating to Sala-
 ries and Fees'' : .f7""
 Be tt enacted 6y tAe Senate and House of Repre- seutatives i,s General Assembly coaavened: .seiF
 1SEc l. That the salary of the treasurer of this State shall be fifteen hundred dollars per annum instead of one thousand dollars as is by law pro iFided, three hundred dollars of which shall be paid from the school fund for services regarding That fund.ima | II
 l., SEC. 2. The treasurer. is hereby authorized to receive the salary provided in the preceding sec 1854 and the same shall hereafter be payabIe at the times and in the manner prescribed in tfht fourth section of the act to which this'is in addi l tion. .1 igf .Ta Y Approved, July 21, 1865. .ag .j
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claimed, and specifying the amount claimed as lien thereon, and the date of the commencement of said lien. Said certificate shall be recorded by said town clerk in the land records of said town. t
 l.1s Approved, July 2l, 1865.
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chosei1 in their stead.

SEC i2 The books of every such corporation containing their accounts, shall be kept. an, where such corporation is located, or at the of fee of the treasurer within this State, for the in spection of any of, the stockholders of said cor porat;on; and said stockholders shall hay, access to the books and statements of said corpo ration and Shall have the right to examine tn, same in said town. or at said office; and as oftei as once in each year true statement of the ac counts of such corporation shall be made and ex !hibited to- the stockholders by order of the d
 rectors. r -
 SEC g. Sections POP and 2o7, of Title III, on titled ,ffi An Act concerning Communities ani Corporations and all acts and parts of acts in consistent Herewith are hereby repealed. eas
 Arproved, July 2l, 1865. ,t.Si .1.
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 Approved, July 2lst, 1865,
CHAPTER cxxvII1.

uta CHAPTER CXXvII1.
 An Act in addition to an Act entitled An Act ito encourage the Erection and Supper of Water
 Power Manufactories
 Bsit e,sacsed by tue Senate and Hou' of Rep. ,yescutativss its General Assembly coave1n: to SEC, l. No dam shall be erected undr the pro- visions of the act entitled .. An Act tosncourage the Erection and Support of Water Poer Manu- factories" approved July 9th, 1861, tthe injury of any mill lawfully existing either aove or be, low it, on the same stream, nor to thtinjury of any mill site on the same stream on wich mill or mill dam shall have been lawfully ected and used. unless the right to maintain a mi on such last mentioned site shall have been losor defeat ed by abandonment or otherwise. SEC g. The fourth section of an a entitled l,s An Act to encourage the Erection ad support of Water Power Manufactories," appved July 9th, 1864, is hereby repealed. l. Approved, July 2l, 1865.
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CHATTER CXxIx.

'3 CHAPTER CXxIx.
 An Act in addition to an Act entitq "An Act for the Encouragement and Regulaen Of Fish ''& 5-. ss~ cries."
 Be tt enacted 6y the Senate and flo. of Repre- seutatives in General Assembly conre'd: No person shall place any obstruct4s Dy ariv- ing stakes, or otherwise, upon any fpg place, within the limits of this State, wfe fish are usually taken with seines; or in fft thereor upon ground swept by seines wheIfking hsn in a proper manner, except with consent aof the owner thereof on penalty forfeltlng for every such offense the sum ot fliidoiiars 10 him who shall sue therefor aud p4ecute his [ suit to effect
 slqApprosedg July 9sst, lse5. .r ,4t .- d '9aA-'f' CHAPTER cxxx. oAn Act in addition, to aAlt Act conceing Com I,7f ,munities and Corporations
 Be tt enacted 6y tie Se,scte aud Ho''oJ 1iepTe-
 sentatsces sp5 Geascrat Assembly co'aUeM: | That the .selectmen4 of the sever1o"ns ID this Stste are authorize in times musal e2- citement ocoasioned by the repeas depreoa' tions of burglars and theives, to orgae aso!un- I teer force, composed of the inhabihs oi tnelr respective towns, for the purpose Wa.cn oI night patrol, who shall be sworn tle ialsuiui l per,ornnance of their duty, and wsnaH nave power to arprehend, without warrafsaspie.ou I
 persons abroad in the night season, D catsy them before any justice of the peacaas .ursner
 proceedings may be had against ths aec'fu'ns 1 to law, ..--,,.-5-,-.- ..,-... r-.-- ~-1 'r7
 Approved, July 2lst, 1865.
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CHAPTER CXXYI.


 An Act in alteration of an Act entitled !" An Act .co }rela ting to Salaries and Fees" E.r Be at eiidcttd by the Senate and House of Rep 4esentatares im General Assembly c,nueued:
 SEC, l. That the salary of each member of the Senate and House of Representatives, and oi each clerk of either house, shall be three dollars a day i; and Iofl the Speaker of the House of Rep. resentatives. five dollars day and for travel in ten cents fnile, once coming and once return ing; provided. that no member of either house shall receive compensation for more than forty five days of actual session not including Sundays. SEC. 2. Each member of either house shal re port to the treasurer the number of day. s,, Ase ss been absent during the session and aIsm ahss ns the duty of the treasu' CT to deduct such in the settlement, of his account.
 SEC. 3. The salary of the messenger of d. oen \ v urIs ee dollars day, for eack uax =, V Senate Senate and House or rof sbsA AaaFi and mes senger of the House of Representatives. three dol lars day, without mileage or other cdmpensa, tion. s=. I SEC 4. This act shall take effect from the first day of May, 1866. '. .az-z.n.s"
 Approved, July 2l, 1865
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CHAPTER cxxvIr.

"a CHAPTER CXXVII
 An Act in addition to s.An Act to authorize the Issue Of State Bonds, and to borrow Money"
 approved July l4th, 1865.
 Be tt euaeteaby the SsnGte and House of Rep reseatetiUes in General Assembly coaren4l:
 'SEcsl That the bonds of the State o1Connee- 4icut which shall be issued under the ac:h which this act is an addition, shall be and ramain ex- empt from ta xation by or under State :tld muni- cipal authority. SEC. 2 This act shall take effect iron it's pas- sage. Approved, July 2lst, 1865.
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dbe 'Gi6bhelo GnlaIIl,iirrsIrr., lIIair Ir,. ,ss s1, |. Established every Thursday morning. .thy tiodn ipewlN c &b'SHUM WAY, ,s 's'''" FIRST BUILDING sasr 7or rax coukf f#OUsA, i'li'
 .rsa tiaT6HFiEIsD, .GoNN..hae'H ahi ,

saa 1iaT6HFiEID, .GoNN.aso7d a''i
 q hHa yii ba1-i---4-=,id sao aad1 9iam gTao .,la 'hsiii.nliTERMS.u4 si ji sfom #pl .ll ., ,ssspscaIprIos ,pER, sAAssgnio gao ii aa;a nl.ss subscribers hy carrierl m oo ss sss eS tn Saadss % vppsis .s;ais ya Adsaeee.r4 sa.oois If not paid strictly in Advance. ygyrlb0 ss Single ;upies. cents. :, GBr No DEVIATION lwHAsEysR fEuN 'rHa2i b u i,ABoyE TERMS, ytistaahiass. ;. st,;ztfno asofs fS Nc Subscriptions received for 1ens
 than six months! !'hioni ssi'a@sl 10 inee'a1a ,i l1giilaH aa tr-7-77,d3 ae ,sg oi boiqals ! r,afteen lines or less l2f weck," y7ai s!'1!O0i a.ch week thereafter v U. l:..! .4dj saha'25 ? Probate and other lsgal adye%rtss%asnt's' % Aa4d s
 same rates. .,..,,.t Y,ariy advertisements tt the following rat One column per gannum st.- ..+sss o0 o0 " " Y One ,if, hall column a.!mna'. aw tid2 sSoS sSSS One iourth ..''ii.'...i ii.'..,:'i i,d,E N Oo One square, '' ' ....h....1. s!latOOufi Business Cards, not exceeding half q; ;square.
 Der afnum, s5.O0 Obituary Notices in s'Prose or Poetry. five crntsea iii,essssi oi bat fsI7 tii alvet ttiselncnts to secure insertion,
 shonld be accompanied " the Cash. / A.. s No transient advertisements tak en ''pess 'pD ee
 sap'hi p''''i u z i'"'S ~ ~lAL,ia ,1oqghed, onn7Ta
 BOOK, AND. JOB PRINTING. oaj 1q! All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly
 and promptly done. . nusines. CaYds Wedding Cartis,1 BHf Heads, r. Labels, Ball Tickets, AHandbillssl Panrh, 't
 lets &c, &c. done in the best style, and ] as cheap as at any officein the state' '"s
 Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully sofk All fnhs ssa ratnr,.dc e {, ID. .taa aoiwroI n s'aiin
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FROM TAXES, DIVIDENDS ON HANK , By cash for Taxes from towns includ.
 ing Commutation tax, g,iE . By cash for tax from Railroad Cor By cash for tax from Banks, ,e; <. By cash for tax on Bank Stocks, own
 ed by Non residents, . VI By cash for tax on Insurance Campa-
 nies' Stock, l. w9gS u .If.1u. ea Bv cash for tax on Cash, Capital of
 Mutual Insurance Companies,
 By cashtor tax on Insurance Stock,
 owned by Non Residents, --saleF By cash for tax from Agents of For.
 eign Insurance Companies, ii nin' By cash for tax from Savings Bankl
 annsS. B. and B Associations,
 By cash for tax from Associations land Interpretations, !ai e5 tss7aaf By cash forstax from Turnpike and
 Bridge Co.'S, Non Residents,s ind By cash for tax. on Sales at, Auction, By cash Dividends on Bank Stocks
 owned by the State, issa a9Hs 2, By cash from Miscellaneous sources, By cash for Temporary Loans. 1 | By cash from Sale of State Bonds, b. By eash for Premium on State Bonds !. ...,s GContingsd on Fourtk- Ps'
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aapaoM AvArLs or cousss,

FhOM AfAAAS VH V0U1 By Cash of W. P.9 vfnal, 'lo i Clerk for ayails of Mid. ! Fse ! dlesex Superior Court, iceEi 4l By Cash of w: L.. Ransom, ryaifg Clerk for avails of Litch- saf,. .,s field,Superior Court, 23e By Cash of Robert Colt, Jr
 Clerk for avails of New sfi 3 !. London Superior Court, 311 By Cash of. A. D. Osborne, yt.. in Clerk for ayails of New ao Haven Superior Court, 7s7 By Cash of B. s. Abernethy, < Clerk for avails of Fair! l44
 field Superior Court, lget 239 1 By Cash of Chauneey How. e2 q. ' ard, Clerk, for ayails of 5l- r Hartford Superior Court, 2s5 l. s- Er't VII fEttIs v s.A"s
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 bod f,sll thsspuag cletks there was pope like str' me father
 PSF Ge WAS the snieaiaanfThal earried the -!9oxhodglAO .bAtssyTnd unisd gfoa le tanon
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huge pie: did you do this You're quite an aasy yos ss s Y as'i isasas pqn ws1 myself that a dd sfepllea Il IBlriidget
 ISntt plyd ea d'a t uq}iy E}'hi y9ps 9a false teeth, mum. t...A vro,,ar tgo;ar, at z6Yeo
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CHAPTER cxx1v.

An Act in alteration of 9An Act concernin
 g Communities and Corporationsn,snT
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= We see it recorded that soap peddler WAS ssceatlg saugRssas1 ssap lRdating storm i vhenhssased sisaissiyy taking sicaFs1 of his soapdna saaAsAgs sAimsslfi asKois.t qEs nsoap Por the ssesy ,idaas Aaye bee1 nude from strong E Iise. se.0i ,AfE ,bTosma,E oe. .aostg .yrndaGd i s ,io,saE. .esls ,t1oqsabiIa
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BeR0nntmoC6ungen.
ES~ Gt0at Warhlan0.
&recutin=O epnrtement.

SrecutiS=O epartement.
Sa Seine @rceIenH Der ertpGblte @ounernsur bieea
Staates, met9er am nddNten 10ten Sanuar lein ault al=
trttt, mid nit ieiuem Wunl6e, cine @rtra.Sibun9 FER
@eneral=I ilemblp gu berufen our @ttsdsunS folder Sra
gen, bic mad ieiner 4nii9t cine a-Sisnns nStbis ma
Hen, befannt semaft bat;
limb ba man slaubt, baS bas Dffeutli@e @c9l %sefSrbert
witb bur& Sernfuns beier SSrperi&aft all einent. frubern
Gage, ale bon i6nl mad benz antritt ieines &nltster1niu
befiumt tperbeu fam,
3esbaIb berufe i6, GugultuS 20. 8raofcrb, @cnsera
neur bon Wtarblaub, auf ieinen Wuni& uHb fraft br
mir ibertrassnen antpritdt bic 9titOlieter Ses SenatS
unb Del:9atenbaues, f6 in iGren reipectipen 3immern
in benz Staatsbauie gu &nnapcIiS, am Miittpp& @tittag,
BEN IL. Sanuar a6t3e6n9unpert amp itnfunbie@5iS gu
Ueriummeln uub icIGe SruSe1 BON Sffentli1erl Sntereife
gu e~rtpaseu, mic Der @cuUerneur i9rer @ufuTeriiaute
~eupfeBlen pirb.
@eseben inter meiner Saub unb benz grpBen
~ Siegel be8 States in Der Gtabt Mnnappli8,
@ an bieem S. Gag hes De;ember, in benz
Sabre aaieres Serrn adtsebnbunbert unb
w finfunbi e93is unO Benz so. Der l1nabfdnsi91
feit Der Ser. Staaten.
au9utuS %. BRADFORD.
Our9 ben @pubernelr:
8m. 9. SilI,
(DeS9-6mD StaatsiefretGr.
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9spm @iiSipefte,r.

Cairo, 8. DeSbr. DaS Nten1pbis guletir
ia9t, boB $1,000 Sallen 8aulnipp1e lungs be,
Dipbile unb Sbtp @iienbabn, 400 bis 5000 SAL,
len 81 Columbia in Wtiifiiippi II. 5000 bis 10000
8alleu 81 MiacOn, unb fleinere 0uantitdtet al
alberpeitigen 4urtteu 9eitpblen lporbe1 Iinb.
Die Seamteu ber 0feSierllug inter lud9e1 Die 9llt
9elegenbeit.S
Sic 9tegierltn98<8 aumpole, welde 1iG in 60.
lumbuS, Maccr unb SrpptpiQe befinbet, ipirb an
1900 Galell 9eIddBt.
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s,u,1crs wcffauotiUu ouaeupmme,,.

@eibtngtOn, 8. De;br. @eueral Suffers
0teiignatiOn lit pOnI SriegSlni1ilter an9eltomnen
mprDelt.
Der Gpre6er beS Sauies mar beute 1tarf Be-
16dfti9t, Die Committees SIT ernennen. Sba6bduS
StepenS mirb &pr1iRer be8 COMMITTEES fir O1it>
tel ulo @ese ulO SautS Sprfieer pes COMMITTEES
fir 9tecontructipn ieirl.
Dtnn iagt, Yrditbcnt Spbnlpn brau9e leiaen
ginfluB sllr 3llallIug BON 3enneilee.
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Werifo.
cfnsieue mtrleanifd,e @atttbetlunacn

@afbtngtOn, Z. 9es. %9fpnero, Der merts
fauilde @eianote, bat ga4ri9ten bon @G Baip
Bis gum 8. Nppenlber.
&rdiibcnt Suures mp0te am 13. Npp. nad Gbi-
buaba.
Die 81 &aio 3eitutg bat 2 wi6tige 9efrete, ems
la9t, baB bic Yrdltpentenfpabl ili6t babe ullSge>
lubrt werbelt f6une, pegen Der frdu3Titlden SnUas
TIort, DeBbalb ertldrt Der Yrdftpent, baB er Sufcl9e
Der beIcrbern @epalt, NIT Der CT be0leitet iplr6e,
leinen Serrlin perIdngere, bis cine 8plfSwa6l gess
balten werben fam, radbem er iib nit ben SauptD
p~atripten perltdnbigt bdtte.
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@rai. bes amerit. SAiiteuoereiI
Senscrif outie5e 9SodDrieDten.

0rSi GmSer ertnOrSct. Ssrbaftmns hes nRSrr.rs.
Sn Burlington, 9tdcine GDuntp, @iscpniin,
muroe Elm Dtann, Wameu8 S t 0 b II perbaftet,
Welter elmer Der teuiliiflten Mprotbaten be-
f6uloi9t, Die felt larger 3eit begangen puroen.
Die llmltinoe BEL oieier idredlihen Tbat lino
i'm &ursem iolgeuOe; NntbOnp GOpt, Der uns
oeidbr cine Nleile BON burlington 8iQa9e
mobnt, Wur am Uer3on8enen SOnntdg NIT Iets
ner 0rou SUI Stride ge3angen unO bate Orei
Sinter su Qauie gelaIen-eine Ni6te ppn -
Ssabre1, eiuen Scbn pm neun Sabren unp
Elm fleine8 I66terhen ppn 8 Sabren.
QlS Cont nit leinenl 2Seibe ndh 6uuie fam,
fano er bic prei Ginner III ibrem 8lnte ihptns
memo auf benz 6uBbepen liegcnp. - 2 maren
tott uno bas brittle ltarb weui9e Wtinuten nah>
Der, tplnte jerpd, porter teincrlei NuSfunft
nlebr geber.
G5robn, Der friber bel Gopt 9eorbeite bate,
muBte, coB bieier etrpa $1,000 III ieinem Gerz
m6aen bate uub nor oiieubar Der N6ftdt, nod
grrnOrOung Der ainOer Die Srmme @eloes gu
raubeu. -GpDt bate aber ba8 @elo nit lid ge-
npmlnen, 70 oaB Der Dt6rOer ieinen 8wet cod
mot erreldfe.
Die glahborn butten ben 6robn nm o0a
6au5 berumidleihen leben nnO mar man lp1Ort
Der S16e 9epiB, ooB ct NIB 9~ttenldno anOerea
Die ardBli4e Shat ppIbrGdt bat.
Sic Beppbner @rrliugtpn's Itlo 10 aufges
reqt, baB man bejIir6tet, lie wiirOen ibre gu.
fluat gum yid!er Qpnd nebmen.
Son Californian.
Sacramentp City, @al., 6. Oe5br
Sm Senat beantragte SER gierce (0emUtras
BON SunOra), cine 9t~eloIutipn, bic ben prd.
l~ieoenten i%ntoiTrt, ruroe einem Committee gu.
9%epieien.
9n Der 2lnenlbIp 9in5 Die JteiOtutiOn, weser
Qnnabme beS Contributions : Imenoenenta
bur6.
san 8ranctScO, Gat Z. 9e5ember,
Wlau periplrte bier in poriger yta&t einen let6.
ten grctpB. Oa5 Grpbebeu rittete ieOp6 tei.
men G60Oen an.
Salem, OregOlt, 6, Seq. Ser @enut bu
beute OaS Gontitutirn8s 9llnenOeine'lt ungenOm'
men.
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Dfeucrcs ans europa.

9a1tfar, 8. 03br. Ser Oampfer aiia
BON liverpool al rs. absefabreu, fam beute bier
all.
Der Barrier Correspondent bes Globe Iagt, bas
lpnnllfe Witniiferium Bat entldiepet, bic Gbilenis
lde @ifatre auf5u9ebeu itnb Der Ipaniide @6miral
~ beOrpert porbel, bic Operatip1er SIT iuspen,
bire1.
StepBens, Der 6enierfiibrer BON Srlanb 1T nod
ntdpt tpieber etltoefdnden tpDrben.
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Observation-Disclosures

O8wegO, 81. 9. I. 0e,. Der Sautruiu an
ber OSwe9O llup 0tpme Giieubabn ~iberfubr bellte
friib 2 Slide, ettpa 4 0teilelt l1ter9olb Der Stabt.
3wei 8aggonS murben ans Dem @efeiS 0etpor fen
llllb Der Yrenlier &illiaul Sulitb wur6e algells
bliGli6 getTbtet. Otebrere @rbeiter e~rlitteu 9es
fG6rlid1e Gerlebungen.
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6eute
SIR RetcrSburg unS NicbtnOno.
Sra&t miro Ut nieorigen @~reiien bef6roert,
Fete Staten.
Der Dpfr uState Of Girsinia" DerldBt btn 9tsbttr. gDbar
nnte grattir. terte Wdtnittag 3rbr.
Die nit i'm oerf9ifften Sitter foninen am Mcntas Wtor'
gen TT petersburg uno Jtihmpnb an.
Sitter turG bs Petersburg merten aneenontmen unb su
ttnteern Yretisn ais let elmer antern 2tntE bef6rtert.
radts u elm.
3uGsr. In Sbts, 5 @tS pr 100 pfc.
Atetl per Dbl. 10 Gts.
99tiStep hp IL ~
Shtnfen, In SbbS. so ~
@uanp, pr &pnne $1.00
unb aue ancert Sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 9fb.
Befpnhere GCntratte fir er5sere partten fGnnen ~ ntebri.
eertn pretIen ais eben te3eihnet. eema6t tperben.
Jar 8raGt unb TadaSe wente mon I'D, an
s. Brandt,
pdHdee $780,. 8S Qtsbtfr. Wbdtf.
~ Reine llmlabuns b @utfr bet biefer 9tnte. fri
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9u8 2. 8ecret erflart, ta6 Set. OrtesablOs an
penn 9Se9e uad) Wterifo burG Die Ser. Staaten
lam mn pbne ipeSiellen NlFtrag fid bort 8 Itc'
lIate auf9ebalte1 babe. Gr msr6e DOr el &riegs>
9ertdt 9efeut tperbeu bel leiiter 3uritffnnft.
32te yer. Staaten SfftSiere werben am IL. eincn
Sal abbaltel 81 @9ren beS Trditpenten Snare5
SIT 81 BalD, =
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0prr SSpapn.

Sp1tOn, Z. 9e5br. GeItern @benO gmerietf
Spbn Gallagher, Der @irtb eiteS S4e1flptalS II
@aibln9tpnftrest nit einigeu &erlen i'll Streit uni
fwlterte atf etten b~erlelben ei11 Biitpl ali, tral jsbp9
eine1 jun9en Diar1 9tarlen8 Collins, Der 9erapt
nit elmer jnugen Dame oil per 9eganii6erliegetber
Sctte Der StraBc norbei9ing. Gallagher lit ARE.
tirt iporpen, bn ietn SfnB Serrn Collins lO9letd
aetTDtet bat.