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NORTHWESTERN MEXICO.
Sonorns Slnnloa and DaJa-CalifornIa
Lost to the Enpfrc-Frenc1a Officers
DIkZusted.


Correspondence (Sov. 19) New York ncrald.1
Adyfces received from Sonora and Sinalos
by the steamer which arrived yesterday leave
no doubt Of the fact that the Liberals hays
commenced their campaign against the lnyad-
ing French with coDmendable energy and
better prospects Of success tlnn they have
before enjoyed. The steamer brought Col
Garnier, Of the French army, who, It Is re-
ported, left in disgust at tho conduct Of Gen.
Ccstaguay, whose condact ID driving the
whole population to desperation and uniting
every element against the invaders. Gaznier
left for France BY the steamer which sailed for
Panama yesterday noon. It Misunderstood that
he will have some plain talk with the poWars
at home about this miserable Mexican
expedition, and. parties WHO conversed
wh ta a On On the So. way Ut up ntt,e tie coast n
declare the experiment Of monarchy h Me1t-
co failure Of the worst descript!o.., Tha
liberals IN San francisco are in aish spirits at
The prospect Of . sucesssss1uI campaign against
me invaders, Along The whole west coast,
Eom Acapulco up TO the Arizona line, the
FIeuch ale now On tho defensive. At Aca-
pu1co they ore hemmed in by Alvnrcz's forces,
and reduced to such extremities for fresh pro-
Visions that they have sent to Mazatlan for
reinforcements to assist them IN raising the
slege. At Maxattao they are as badly OF, or
even worse, all Sinaloa, with the exception OF
that port nnd one or two other points, being
in the hands OF the liberals, under c.
roma, who have the city completely
oesieged. The French have thrown
up entertainments around tho Gus
tom uouse and baHiealed the streets. As
soon as the French evacuated Copola and Pa-
nuco the Inhabitants, who had been devoted
" 't1oyal' to Maxtmilian during their prea-
ence, pronounced for vcarez, and made the
imperial magistrates get up ann auat. L.
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WAsH1EG7ox, Thursday, Dec. 81, 1sG5.
Anonr thc conafnatinng made this week vas
That or Mr. KreismAn. Of Chicago. lae Secretary Of
Legation d, Berlin a. United Stases Consul in that
cIty. The nomination nf Won Vandethcldt for that
rosttoi1 was dropped On account Of his not being
t4li1cp of the Cn1ted States Mr. Kreinnan dis
chnJced ILL., duiles a. Secretary In manner Ligh1y
satisfactory tho Minister md tho State Depart
mcnt, Of which his appointment to the Consulsh1p
Is an Appropriate kecoZnltf01-
, 1865-12-26

at ron6,r,,.. ~ 1,,,h --....'s~S - -"
,nent- held m IL. stb ord c,t, n..o,r,t.. a..
slant. In The civ Hall nnl,1;n Twa,t1
three members in all vere present fnc,rd;,o
members from Wexford. EIn~s E,ltenny
Meath. Louth. Tfpperav. Ione.fard. Trn1e.
Cork, Vestmeath. Cork CITY. Waterford
C1onnel, SLIGO. Wexford Borough, Carlow,
Athlonc mud Droehcda.
The first two resolutions were devoted to
the Land question, and recommended bill
"proyidine adequate compensation for all
tenants' improvements A subseouent resn-
luton calls the attention OF the Government
to the fact that Ireland "does not. Ike En-.
gland and Scotland, possess the advantages of
powerful middlo class and fully developed
manufacturing and commercial resources, and
which, moreover, Is exhausted By an cuor-
nous annual draiu IN the shape Of absentee
rents and the exnenditure of a iarpc port1on Of
-s.,.' 49, ~. r-,. - Po.l'ouo o4
our ponhe revenue N England" Inc resolu-
lo.r;s1.4,n,, ,-,,o1, <1,,n do,-.,.- ~. -..,.1.
.SsH4auoa' "u4ea eaat1 w sup ne "ea1ta ol
the country, and 1he industry and enterprise
of the ueon}e Ireland In a standing i1jratrs
t;on of the fact that when a ,,eon1e oossassca
of hota apr;cn1tural and mrnnfactur,no, m.
so,,rcrs al3ov their manufactures IN h. 1,rokcn
down. their agriculture must speedily follow
In the wake. Two stems would now alleviate
The PROSTATE condition Of Irish Industry. one
10 stimulate the reriyal Of the ancient Irish
manufactures by relieving them for stated
period from q portion of the ordinary taxa.
tion. the other. to abolish the lays OF primo.
pcufture. md pass such other laws as vould
ultimately secure a division Of the land auonr
small treeholdc1s. By SO doing the subdi.
vision would soou get down to a poiut where
the income would not sustain the owner In
living abroad and 60 aabscntcetsm the ctcr.
nal cu1se OF Ireland would be BROUGHT TO an
end.
The third md fourth resolutions are lcy.
| clled not ut the principle Of uniting churcl,
and state, as they ought to be, but at the
Church Of England.
| They declare:
THAT The appropriation Of the ecclesiastical Try.
o9 s1s,t n1 :" me 81 " Ghnrcn
Ia opposed he principles Of religions e9usl1ty
en 1at + s sHt wa3eh ~ snGnd e
ncnt 10 eiss its nort energetic Id to secase ihe
'ast and prompt settlement Of this question"
ouf readers "ll heartily sympaihize with
lhls fcsoiu1ion When they learn that the
Es'aplhhea thafch IN Ireland. though the
number o. persons connected with 1t amounts
! 10 only ABOUT eaEnty thousand, enjoys rev.
| enues amounting to 4s00,0oo per annum. In
addition to those enormous revenues amount
ing 70 ~ per annum Tor each person con
nected with 1t, nbont 91,0oo,ooo have been
voted ont Of tue public exchequer during the
, 1865-12-26

NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
rur PoLlT3CAL SITUATION.

-
Las the Repuenean p@1,! toiee anu ptans''
pie enough to complcte ane nolA " 'ls .sl, aug
lltion Of slavery, o. - - aoout " u,iae' ,,ls
leaving that VOTE naa uoae' SUI nao's
TO be worse IMAM unaoue. 'u. ee"a'o
has Issued his prnela1.,a ,aon 1nat s'ascss nas
been consntuuonAus &oouaae ~ nc eoun'
Try 10 etreeteo 70 eo eA."4ssu uVct euc a'''
nouncenent' Ane couno! soo '1A.a
pinch Of enun' 'eaos ruc olseA .s 1uues - tue
oou1nern etaHs' 1eea4'o sos'1A asH, Atss 1o1 %
months past anu scns Al' CIV nAiu - p,ou's-
lion Is mol "oF.n tne pai%i on s..,Is "".
Hs71ten. eiAse,y = w. ...,-s a 1...s1 ~
faee na'c mey @ 1sa "-..4. oa1sa" ~ ...n u a". ~
eaen e'1se oss - .ns '.,ta .:.;n,.n. ~ w.
as nose'oloe' .ne 9.ns e a,ul! .n,,,,as =. 1870
o I'VE ~op' ~ IT.. As ....e ..s ~ -.
W.. ,-. ~ M 1ass ,,,s-,.,.~ . s-rrs - ~, s.,s
aa,,,,t,n1 .stas ~
1.., sos1.s;ss s.,aa 80 ...,sasSs
~, ..a. " aaass..,. &, 1870 ~ s,t.4
s ~ uss ~ - aS snm"s =, ,saa ~as.n,nt,s. a
eae0 ue.o.e Su,.@.l ~ - ~. s' ~ ~. Gsaa.5
tne us1o 'uplos . -. - oe .sID,, auu
~ msaeaie VI iemss ~! .4.a4, " e.o.t % ~
tna' 'u' ees'uhtso ,4els ~ so4e aoa a@Ao
1--WE, cnaotss ae'assuu.uns ,u., s.sse " uo' a
lonu 0, INC popa'A,'on o. .l'e SCUM ats
meioly 1nteo i.otn VT ao"es' .. ~ hlnos o1
6nse1J' M'o tna' a1ncuosateo aoIn ol slavery
WHICH Inc s41se7as oi ancient england, Inc
seI1s ol lcccut husSaa, LIE ue'ots o1 1feeee OF
tAe heoFe"s unaer Inc rue Of tne fnasaohs
were snn)ecleo 10. 1hey afe Inc saves Of
Tue elate' ahcr 1askneste1s are Inc Aeeasla-
lufo, Shcf11s ana 1uslees Oh tne Ec6ce, or sle
, 1865-12-26
OmctoI yorc OF Ncyut1a.

The following is the official vote Of Neya-
dn, Nov. 7th. for member Of Congress, The
candidates being Delos r. Ahsley, Republl-
can, and Henry E. Mitchell, Democrat
, 1865-12-26
A. R. WHITSB1,
J. A. WAHDEn
J. N. PEARSON,
Nj, i, DUNLAP,


TIE CRAZE Rot.
Dr.. shrpder hns been engaged In grape cu1
ture, and finding the grippe rot very damaging
to his profit, has turned bis attention to tn
discovery Of some remedy to ward OF TIL
ma!ady. Young vines are not liable to ro
while the Older ones almost invariably los,
their fruit. He has tried the sulphur rcmcd,
and has little confidence In It, besides it Is no
| practicable to sulphur hrge vineyards.
TIE REMEDY.
| Vines produce healthy crop for two years
hence the remedy is to Teplant the vineyard
reset the vineyard from layers Of the old vine.
and TINS alternately renew the vineyard. Ths
expense Is not large. lie attributes the rot
to the deep roots that pump up too much
| water from the soil, making too yigOroul
growth. The young vines hare d lnEge pro
| portion Of surface roots, while the old vine!
laIe tendency to send their roots deep intt
the soil.
The Doctor pTunes in November and Decem
| Der. The old rule Is to prune In the autumn
for wood, and for fruit In spring; but on tht
whole he prefers the autumn.
GRAPES AND WINE MAKING.
Mr.. Er.onmzon gaye his views as follows:
''From time immemoria1 the grapes has a]Hayl
been considered Is indeed It ie, the choicest fpf
Tat the great G!yer Of al good things gaye to man
1t, and always will be-. New diseases IS well az
rev enemies VIII 1nake their appearance, and new
methods will have to be adopted for their preven-
On the culture, but only OF The kinds that proved
most healthy and prolific the past zainJ and wet
Fiat stands the Concord. It has prored Itself
the healihicst this season throughout Southern
Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, and indeed even on the
lake ehore and on Kelly and Putin Bay Island.
the Concord pfuEed the healthiest. Eext to the
Concord is Hartford, Prolific, Clinton md N. Y.
Seeding, the latter was little affected BY the
ssek]y and the coats On The young layers arc weak
and poor the fruit WIS healthy but Inferior IN qual
tly. The Herbemond likewise became Affected. It
nS its blooming etarea, and he continued rains II
Casady and I|ebeeca were sicklY. Diana did well
1ne essEt IL The spring but Tie ifuit w1itcd and
The leaEes fell % before the fruit and the wood
ripcncd; we will have to LOOK to new shoots rom
the roots for wood next year.
opinion that We have loo many already. Grape
culture u like pomology. f!alf dozen yariet,es
a. aa 1ssd9d e sea ef al sPeg md
Locality and Latitude arc the surcet suide.
The i1xt requisites tot wine making are good
ssa s as 70 q an: al
gEapcs. 4 must Seals :" i thercfofe necessary. ~.
fen e sabe s = s e
From q 10 100 degrees. according 10 season and
e9e e1esens s re sss sGGea Gsaea ac aS ~ e. a M
mentng process and afler culture. On the 18th Of
September last, ne gathered some Of onr Concord
S.a anS as n9s a9 ha not abs 70 i, 7s
tts amount Of saecharine wns. but by ad-
ding little sugar to the must We make 4
good N1ne: Ihe gTasshoppers were very dcstluetiye,
On The I'd day OF October haying in The meantime
, 1865-12-26

Ur- r.. >. dull OF AlL0n. .. u. Jones OF CAT
bondale, and s. G. Mhkler of 0swcgo, were
appointed delegates to the meeting OF the
American Ponological Society at st. Louis.
4; Considerable discussion was had In regard
to offering premiums at that meeting and
which was finally concu7ed in.
THE BIRDS.
The motion of Dr.. Hull, to resume the dis,
cussion on birds, was carried. and the Doctor
resumed his remarks, the drift of which was
!. that the birds named in his List yesterday, In
stead Of eating noxioRs insects, preyed upon
the cannibal insects, or those insects that
prey upon the insects injurious to Vegetation
They were therefore Injurious in q two fold
cnpacsty-the destruction OF those insects
which lire on insects, and tn the destruction
Of our fruit.
Dr.. Schroeder was formerly in favor Of pro.
tccttng the birds; NOW he was In thvor ol
shooting there birds which destroyed the
grapes aud other fine fruit.
Mr. ]. G. STAR moved o.add the Cat Bird
to the list, which WAS DONE
slaughter Of The birds. Should ~ XII Tic
birds NC could not grow other farm products,
and the chinch bug would cat us ont. Mfr. B.
WAS asked to point ont the bird that cat the
chinch bug. The reply wns that the quail,
and probably Others, did this good deed for Us.
Or. Long Ind never voted against the birds,
ernte {bese bds enr
bate, DR.. Hull withdrew his motion and Of
Tered another for the appointment of CON-
mittee to Investigate the subject, and report
at the next meeting bfr. Beunet moved to
amend by appointing the Society commit
tee Of the whole, which was lost, and the
the President.
TIE COMMITTEE ON WINE
reported as follows:
Your Committee appointed to examine and report
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k+N IVA kN<+
AFTERNOON SESSION

1uC 5UC1eEY pfDEe<5Qeu % luG 1nnuAl
ELECTION OF ofYICHEB.
jas. E. 3ta.r Has nominated By Mr. Dunlap;
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But few members are in attendance this
morning.
An unusual amount Of business has been
passed upon, owing to the prompt attention
OF committees and the thorough manner IN
which they have discharged their duties.
The whole tone of the meeting has been
animated by courtesy and desire for the
public good, md the members will return to
their homes more fully imbuel with the value
Of tree planting, not only for orchards, but
fuel, timber and shelter. While the tie tim.
ber districts have to hew down great forests
In which TO carry ont their farms, we have
only to add just what We want In the way Of
adornment aud use.
The planting Of trees will MD in q change
Of climate, and when It becomes general, we
shall hare a mora equable amount Of tair:s
and less sudden changes from heat to cold.
The spring will more gradually unfold Its
vernal flower, the forest and orchards will re-
ceive less sudden shocks while putting On
their summer zobes, and tho autumn Will
, 1865-12-26

Or. Hull offered the following:
R<solred, That this Society being des1rous OF
practical information upon the important subject Of
entomology, do earnestly entreat The Commissioner
q AE1cuH9tc oi Inc United States to commences
81 ~. Sataaoie Wolk upon otact1cal
SMutuao'oks Ma "hAea Aas oeea p1epa1eo oy 1o"nseuo
oi0se3; n. ;u.,o, o-,,.,, .--.-..
~, u1a - ag tns Ksa. tMpoia1cs q
az IT,. ,es a ~ ts M % VIA Wneh
~ oen I4seuseu. AZ lne Wnoie county " would
Gs ons o. aee s1eatest 0oons YET sent OUT ron tont
oepas one4.. H.. ,,
ohfA8t42SE OF Aa4ieoL1IhE.
:, Dr. Iu!l offered the following from the action
Tue Uhio Iomo!og1cal Soc1ety:
ites4ctd. Ihat We feel deeply interested In the
Rfeat Depafnent OF Agriculture connected With
ouf feoeSa! Gogelnnenti lnat Te desire ~ entire
succese, ana oeuefe II dssEtned 10 contribute I'M
mense1y - .ae aosaaeemens q ag11cuRass M 70 tae
he Tnftei St,tes 10 anpont cou,petant nsn to hn
the head Of the Department Of AoJfs Htufe: the tn.
competency OF the present iucumbEQ being source
, 1865-12-26

1,raer Section Of the Article Of Jsly 4, 1854,
,rtbnrtstng lha claims Of loyal citizens In States
~ he army Of The United Sstes and reeeipted for
~ tht proper officer, receiving the same. or which
nay hare been taken bY such officers without giving
sch receipt, 10 bo submitted to The Conmlssay
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Nuslano.

Yalmtrfcn's Na6fc19sr lit nca niat ernannt.
gSabtiheinlih mirb cs Nuiisu ,pereen, Der iitris
gems and ihpn elm alter Gnate bon 70 Satren 1T.
Der GrstiiAcf BON Paris tsiudte Die S9elsraz
Sriritdlcr.
SsltrsiA unb Yrei,Esn baten fsi Dem Scnat ron
S%ranfTirt einen grcteit ~cinaslsst, scaen bic bort ass
baltenen Geriarmluuaen Ger Eibsralen, nslhe Die
ssuanntsn teiren Mddtsn in ibrsn 9isssn in beitis
ger Nciie a~n9rifen. Gle brc6sn Dem Senat nit
ss1ralliamer Ginihrsituns, msun er 4 9llids 9srs
lammlnrasn IN Ger Staet bulnet.
Gisis Srcbuns preuesn'5 lit prm gsnats BON
T~ranffhrt tn entlbiectner Weils ;uriidserisisn
rcrpsu. Ser @enat lit enti6Ici1Itn, bic llnat,
tdnaisesit Der staet aufrcAt 81 srbaltsn.
9rsu6sn Srcbt Den @irSsrn ron 9hlesris nit
militdriiHcr Ginihreituns, ,rsnn lie lh srlaufsn,
Den Seric5 Bon Musuitentura cesr iratnb cine ans
fsre Ysrirn ais Sertitsr IN Cen SsrjrSt9jmsrn
aniusrfenusn.
Aus Barcelona ,no annsrsn stietsn spanisn's
1T Die S6clera rcrihruneen. Sn WaoriD jfarfsn
ain 23lten 81 Ycrlcuen all Der Gsuds.
MHnAen, 8. Setctsr. Gin s~sitern 6isr sirs
aetrcHsnss Sclesramm me!ost lsipsr, eab Elm 9rano
Cen sanSsn Marft sSalctburn ;critcrt bat; 800
Sduier iino Gin &aub Fer Slammsn unb 1000
Msniten ptbahlr5 asrcrSen.
Mu5 ben Gbcinlancen lit manhe5 Grfrsis
life 81 fsrihtsn, rcr Nlsm iitsr bic bsurigs Usiu=
lsis. Sn Der @tsiHpfali bat Der n6atit" res
sanssne g8cds tsscnnen, cir 6srtR, mic i9n niat
isess Sabrbunrsrt lisfern icu. Die adpisr Inn Gas
teuriss 9srias fcmmsn mis aus Der Grss sstros
den, 10 Dap trey res rsihen seaens Die Trsiis tdss
lih itsissn. Spnbsrtar ineet Gle 9a6runs IN biss
lem Sabre itatt; niAt MIR icslsiA naA Dem 3us
iammsn1cBsn, icnesrn IN elmer Seitistsit sabrsn
lie, ais lSiae man Sale. @cm Gs,riAts ldbt id
auf rislen sDauSen gar ni4ts iasen, neil iis nul
ts ;l 100 Grao ausrieasn nno Gin meiber atcl
pcn III @raS serr9en murcs, bic msiiien isncd
pcn 90-1O5 Grab. gSas Cen ginsn nist, fcnrn,1
osn Nnesrsn ;u ihanen. Stuttsart lsiott ourd
oas aa1altsnS trcfsns tsi6e mstter 70 isbr an
Wafsrmanscl, ba6 bic l~aufsncsn Brunnsn bo
Naht ssihlcftn wsrhsn unb auf 9sfetl bss So
niss AUDI Der 9rfbalt fh IN ieinem @aRtrtsoar'
auf cas Nctbrsnoisis at tciardnfsr BAT. ST.
6clss ceisn iprinsen tie Gcntaincn auf benz sAtOs'
plase niht mebr. Sis Ssen auf Dem Ylatsal, ,ri'
ihsn Der Sclitics unp Sobsntsim sctsn feiner
Srcpfsn @aifsr nstr, ba5 Yumrrsrf in Gannfae
artsitst ;par nod, atsr Der Rs6ar fat niht MIR II
Der Sisfs, lonhsrn AUDI in Der 9rsite IN, Die Silft
asssncmmsn. @tan ,ria i'm gumrrsrf su Btrs
cine neus Silfsrampfmaihins aufitcusn, nnb thu
aterbaupt aues WiSslihe sur Bsfamrfuns hisls
fir Stuttsart gang nsuen Galamitd!.
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gtmas fir bic 8inesr ,um @ei6nad

gtras fir bic &inbsr gum @eitnahz
ten. Gltern, irslae i9rsn &incern gum t~ercraes
6sneen M~sibnaHtsfefs Gin rex illf om m ne
Ieihsnf MAIDEN rcasn, unb 9e6rsrn, tenen al e=
nsm sutsm Yrdmisntrh fir itrs eaalsr selessn
it, iouttn ibts sluims,fianssit auf cine Sussnps
ihrift ~lcaftn, mslhs inter rem Sitel: x0ater
0srbarb's W sibnadtstaum fir bic lies
ZEN esuilhsn Sinesr in Nmerifa" In ts,
erten Sassn Res Nrrsintsr eritsinsn r,rb. Giss
ice 6ineertut rire cine Ausmabl tes GhGufsn
unS 9istlid fen snttaltsn, ,ras tsntlts sdriftitels
Ter ris Nct. 8sirif, Stub. SSsrsnitei 81. 8sihsns
III, y. Ausrtah, &. Niasrt II. VI. fir Sinbsr aes
itsitten hatsn, unc nit pisfsn Snufrationen mad
Ssi5nnr sen nan'saittr &inFlsr uis Sssar Y(eilA
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81. 6pismann, g. 8idtsr II. {. To. aeihmiift ffin,
Sas BUD 1T bonn Seraueastsr, Srieor. @sr6aro,
Hrfs9cr 4O0l. Stem. Wr,f, III ts,isbsn une b,
4reis rrn 81 Is Sts. bel Ter isbr tGtihen innern
unb anBsrn Mustattuna Gin aubsro,enilih til;aer.
Gas 8uaSicate ami fsinsm @eibnatts,iih, I'm Den
&ineer rerlannslt ltne. fsblen.
Sbredlihe SraaSete in 8isecniin.
(gin Srbn trinst ieinen Glrern tSetlihs @erlstuns
gen tei unp tCotst oarauf ii1 isltf.) - slm lsstsn
Uittipch Ntenb ereisnste ib In so sn Caledonia,
&aeins. Scuntp, cine crihiittsrnee SrasDoie. irelher
wab,lhsinlih cine game Tamilis gum Spfer fauen
niro. Sic nabsren ~llmltanes rs,psn fclsenoerma,
Ben tcrihtst:
Gin wctlbatenter tSbmii4sr Sarmler Namsns
Stitssfp, Wel6cr i'm nErelihsn Steile BON 8cpn
Caledonia unrstt ees Gslsiiss Ger Sbicascz Mil=
mantle 9ilenta6n ipc9nt, Bate trabreno oes SaseS
i'm Malce a~eartsitst uno mar Eel Nntruh Der 9uns
felbeit nad isiner WpbnunS 5uriaScfe6rt, I'm isin
Mtsnnsilsn III iit Sa ne9men. Sic Wfabl3eit itano
tereit nno bic 0tutter ri,f Cen, e~in,iscm, stra 10
Sabre alien Srbne Scgn III, Dap sr gum Spec fonts
men icae. Sic bstastsn gltern nabmen am Glide
Ylas, IN Der Gr,rartuns, DAP Der Scbn unreriiss
lih iib III i6nsn ssisQsn tperos, alS plGklih elm
ShuB fnrh oas Tenitsr atssfenert uno Der 0ater
ron elmer &u9el I'M linfsn 9lrm aetrcfsn ,rures,
wslhe h~snislten am GQtcaen praadntis aerihmst=
tsrte. Sie Ofuttsr lprans critrsdt auf uno in Dem,
islten Nn9sn6life tpMroe Gin aneerer S4ub se6Srt
uno cine &uset traf lie in Den ~llntsrlsib unp brans
anf Dem Nifen risbsr bsraus.
Ginn Nusentlid ipiter wurts ein britter Shub
int Sofe scb0rt, unc Der 0atsr, melhst abnts, mas
esrislte St teosuten 6ats, rattle feline Strait guiana
men uno iAlerpte iiA pcr Bic abitr, no er isineu
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3isen lisscn ia9. gr 9atte nit Den 5trsi Shiisn
nss sinen @emc9rs ~ieinsn Gltern bic srmabnten Gsrs
lssunacn tei9etraht uno barauf NIT sinem anecrsn
Gelrebr lsincm 9eten elm Gnec scnaht.
Sic @adriht BON Der s%raufssn S9at risf inter
Den NaAtarn srcse BsitiirSuns bsrrcr. Ga wurcs
Gin Nrjt rcn 9tacine bsttsisebUlt, melAsr Die @nns
DEN Der Gltsrn ~rsrtanb. Sbr 3uitanS mar iuesiisn
Der Ert, SaS bic Muttsr jtst iralsitsinlia tersits
%ssiicrten 1T uno Dap bic @~snsiuns rsS Satsrs mod
birsifcl6aft tlsitt.
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,ris Der 2sier lpabritsiulih tersit5 pcrmutlst, lei
Der 8esebuns Der Sbat niht lei pclsn StrRanbt.
@r mar omar ME rpatdnois watn1nnis s~smeisn,
lit jseoh 3~sit,rsilis al Sci itssrsrrirrans, uno IN
einsm iclhen Au9sntltfe mar es, mo- er Die furhts
Fare S9at trsinS. (Wtilp. 9annsr.)
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Harr1t Ri %rerfdufen.

Sie'slte 1T cine Meile penn SOuribaus WfarsssiCe. ltniua
90, O., gelssen. entbdlt 1870 gder - fimmtlid einaefrieeiat,
une 100 ader eultipirt. Sc beintsn fth ,wei Stitsirten nit
rOr3asl'dsn~ trasbaren 9ann,en auf ~terfelben +; fernsr cine quite
Sdsune nne bsquenes @obnbars. Die aarrn aren,t i'm
yiorten an bic dill Street. - SO ader fne go!tprn eant. 40
ader nit suten 6ols bewadien unb I'M 9urtf4nitt MIR i
Naeile ron rem Springfield 3peis Ger Columbus unb @!erss
lamb Giienbdbn seleaen. aud bic Staatsitrabe mad 0elard.e
tlbrt an eerisi6en pUrbei. Bel gutter 9ebauuns pHtte bic
in turssr Belt pom &75 Bic SOD per ader perte fsis.
Vsetn0nnasn btGiS. Qreis ~niebris.
9iG6srss gu ~erfrasen Bel
Gclbsar II. &c.,
MarpssiQe, 3
IfTee suiiden Der ganf unb EcHrffce. 4Inp.
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Sabaf Convention.

Cine Convention Der i'm Satads geibift 9etbeiliatsn wiro
auf @eranla6ung Ter NatiUnal NHociatipn Ter Sabafsbinb,
Ter nno 5abriflnten i'm Cooper eSnititut. Stem OUrf. AM Wttt=
de ftattineen, I'M ibre gnitttsn Der Jest in Sisuna tefne=
liden Ser. st %@VmmiifiVn vprsulesen. aeaen has iesige rni1
nirence Steuerf9iiem Sn trcetiren uc tas @siu6 an BEN
@pnBreb nm ltebertrasun9 Der Steuer spn Gem tabricat auf
tas Gpbprotuft, su erneuern. Ole Convention wirc. wte
trhber. emsfsblsn, sa5 Ger Saufsr. - nibt Ger 8rpeucent -
bic Sttner teSable. uno rat erpOrtirter Satad fteuerfrei fein
fpl. aue. ipelde eieie Sepe9uns beSanitiSen, itne berili9
sinSslacsn, ;u eri1sinen.
g9m. g. 9a,rrsnse, prG Issnt,
Gemarb 8urfs, Cor. Sefrstir.
s. ". Shrcner, Sec. Gscretdr.
NnS q t6S Cm,, fnhr
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j3eit Der gbbaltaug Der Oeridtsiyuusen
fanftsm eeribtlibsn Oiifrift oes Staa:
ties Cbio.

stast Oslo. IS.
8rantlin @cuntY,5
Sd. 8. 6. Sbepart. 6lsrf Der Court Of Common
Tleas in uue fir eebabtes county. bealdnbi0e hermit, taS
~fplSente SerUrennnJ wOrtlib aus bsni Sagebut Ter g~eeabten
Gpurt genonlten une abieihrieben lit:
Sn @enibbsit Gee auf iolbe 5ile be;h9liden @eieses. rer.
orenen ee 5iibter Der @Uurt Of Common Sleas im finftfn
aerittltden Oijtrift ees Staates Sbip, enS bic Sisunaen Der
Oiirift 9purt uno Ger Court Of Common I!eas fir eas Satr
1866 in BEN reri6ieeenen Counties Gee 8ceIbteu 0il ritts.
an cen fpl8snsen Sasen fattfnrsn ~iosn, nemli9
Giftriet Court,
NatiiOn, 1. NPai.
Frdnfiin, 5. Wdi.
QiddwaY, 10. Wai.
TaYette, IS. W2ai.
Sos, 20. September.
Aelms, IS. September.
Brown, u. Septeu6er.
elerinOnt, 1. October.
St8biaue, 4. October.
Common NIeaS.
grfe ubotptfion
grown-is Iair3. IL. SUM-. 6. 0opember.
acams- %. 8ebruar, 20. Oiat, 80 October.
GlermOnt-27. Oir5, 2. Sui, 20. Ncpsnlter.
9weite Subbipifipn
NoS-i9. Wdrs. is. SUM, 5. Novemter.
Sisblans 30. Sttruar, ~. Wai. %. October.
SaYette-6. Mirs 5. SUM. 10. October.
Critic Subtisiitou.
Wahiion-i9. 8sbruar. 81 Oai. 10. Sscemeer.
Srantlin-5. Udrs. 20. Naai, 10. October.
SidawaY-s. aprlL, 5. Suli. 10. S'uvemtsr.
Glfreb 8 9idep.)
3. .. afbburn. Rtdttr.
Sames 8ates.\
9atirt, teute, Zen 5. October 1865.
Gum 3eu9nis eefen babe ib meinen Tamen inter
seitnet unb eas Sissei Ger seeadten @uurt aufsr
[sieSeI.l erIdt, aa Columbus, beute, am 1. NOpember IL
s.. B.. 8. 1865.
8. g. Saerarh,
| Gtert Ser 5rasftin Comfy sourt Of GO,nmSa gisas.
E0p. 8. IS. 4a % I'm sw
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H- 4r. Mtrabam Grutb In pcmsrcp mar f.
~sefdais, bic NSsnti9ait fir Den rsSsatotsn" a.:
ecrtissn glass unS ltmssaenb 81 itsrnsbmen
unisre ~fcrti5en Atcnnsntsn mc1en rt6balt sefGl
lisft 3a9luns an tSrn. u. Drutb sntridten uno fig
BON Ssmisltsn Snittuns a~usisuem la6sn. llnis.
rem rcrisen ~t9dtisen 4senten. 6rn. Sr. 8. Rsbm,
tattsn MIR hermit II isrn aufrihtisen Sant ab, fIr
feline Dem u@eftcten" er,eias.n trsrthsn &ienRe.