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I0DINISED OIL

R IODINE NJ Ms M,
rs 50 prepsrei. that while all TIE benefits
10 be derived from the usc Of Iodine are not
only preserved but greatly enhanced by
ne sddition q otheT excel enl ir gradients,
kha unpleasant iiseQlcration Of The sxin
consequent upon tbe uss Ct iodine, esther
- be torm Of s iincturs or al oiitmeut, IA
entirely aTeided.
As Proprietors Of this srticle We lebl var
ra1tet IN saying, thHt as 3 ready remedy
ior al the ail1isufs wherein good inis
ment IS required, thia proparsticn cannet
be surpassed.
For Fry pcIas, Salt Rhoom, letter, Ring
worm Dr any Eraftiou of he stin, Il i 3
Specific kaneaxe z. xrs l'Dr,
Itcurss SPsains OF Bruises;
il cures Sore Thr0af;
Itcures Headache or fooihache.
Il ctIes Neuralgia;
It cures Chopped Hands
n Rough Skin;
II cures Corns
.hF 1+- 81 Bunions
~ -. s 6 r. enre So-k
1si1 I'll ,ssd al IS Nipples io4 81
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Scrofnla. Ulcers Sores, Spots. letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases. etc
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go. g c4ers1 e 81. pubic A. positive cure.
SPELLS Oh f4fGRIAI DltF lsF's a. "a
AA.1l ar'o hool AND HERB JUICES IS 81
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s'il AZ ae heated and ms transnIs % rs',1 49,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10

80. 10 COETRABAED HOSPITAL.
N College, between Church and Brosi--
Asst Hrrgsen a j. Connirt. u S s. N cha
70 Is GEEERAL HosfITAIA
On Msrlet-street, between Uaion and O
streets. surgeon i Perkins. u O. Vols IN {
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

R Gov. Curtin of Pa, who. has
bsen dangerously i'll in, New York is
sVnyssescsnt and likely to receiver.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
o r S A L E
sale.

I0FFER at Private Saleny Farm, yitustz
Il in Springfield township Gailia county
Ohio, about miles from Gallipolis, contain
ing 10 acres, about s. cleared, 10 in meadow
and all in good cultivation A good Brick
Dwelling House, containing rooms. and .
good heved log tenant house. an orchard of
Is bearing Apple trees choice frait. A
valuable Stone Quarry is now open on the
premises. There are two good wells Of water,
and Springs In nearly every field for Stock.
1t Is one of the best improved and most valua-
ble Farms In the county and will be sold very
low, and on easy terms. Title indisputable.
and possession given at any time Inquire
for terns at the journal Office, ,-or of III.
JAMES II. KERR.
Oct. 26. -IS65y-6m. --- ..-rfr -.----
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RI The Marietta Register give

@ Ihe Marietta Reg'Ster gives
the following item ON the hog ques-
ton: 70 - Ia.
WONDERFUL HoGs.-John Hook,
of this city, butchered a pair of hogs,
Tuesday, that were .fot-exceeding
anything of the kind we ever before
saw or heard of He obtained the
pigs, at six wceks of age, from VIM.
A. Fay, thirteen months ago, cCnse-
quently they kere l44 months old.
They were of the Chester White"
breed; and were both barrows. Both
were totally blind, from fatness, one
OF them having been so for two
months, his eyes heing buried out of
sight more than two inches. The
tails of both were also buried about
two inches; the fat upon the hams,
upon each, hung over IN a fold,
dropping almost to the ground, 90
that only the foot could he seen, as
the hog stood up; and, while stand
ing, the belly of one touched the floor
of the pen, and the other very near
it. Their weights, when dressed,
were 535 and 49l pounds respective
ly. Then, too. they were white and
nice, none of your coarse, dark col
ored kind; and they made the very
fines of pork.
If any one can beat these young
hogs, we would be glad to ''make a
nnta or1st % = ~ f'frt .a r
This rather contradicts the gener-
ally received opinion, that there is
more In the corn-c crib than the breed
We have noticed some specimens
of the alligator breed in this Sec
tion,r that no amounsof corn would
bring to the state of perfection Mr..
Hook brought his ':Chester Whites. T"
No farmer can afford to raise corn
for the tribe of long shouted razor
backs that grace the pens of
too many who think they cannot af-
ford the price asked for better stock.
q The Chester Whites can now be
o obtained close at home. Every far
mer who takes pride in having none
2 but the hest sioekzof any kind, should
at once obtain this. breed. In few
years they will become numerous
enough to run out the ''razorbacks"
altogether. ,a- s :
Rany of our farmers have an item
; relating to good stock kwe should be
pleased to have it for publication.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
For Sale.

$4,000 HARD BRICK ~
30, 900 PALE BRICK. For Sale in
quantities to suit purchasers.
RI. FARRANTs
Corner of Mill creek and River roads.
Aug "a, l665.-tf. -e
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Notice.

HOTEL Lease and Farnituss fer ssls 10
IL Galiipolis Ohio. house in, good repair.
Furniture nearly new. the house Is in . good
location, Q bargain viii be given to say per-. :
son wishing to engage in the b1siness.
Reasons for selling the proprietor vsuts 70 70.
South. Apply 20 z. !. essv1d. -
Oct. ~, fe65.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

H Wool growing seems to be at
tracing the attention of our1armers
In Gallfa county to 8 very considers
BILE degreezz That it should be large
" Increased and made one of the
staple produetslof the county none
can deny. The chances areA all, in
favor of the producer. Our mild
climate, rolling lands, and abundance
of pssturage5are certainly notex-
eeeded by localities where this in
terest absorbs the attention of every
farmer, even of limited means. In
many counties Of Ohio, every farmer
will contrive to own few sheep and
attend to them in a proper manner.
By this means be not. only adds to
his annual income, but improves his
land By-means unattainable in any
other way. - ~ .--.
Hitherto wheat has ensrossed the
attention of. the farmers Of Gallia
county, to such an extent aseto i'm
poyerish their land without yielding
any protein the amount of grain pro-
duced. Even at the present high
prices our farmers have little ornone
to sell. RI re
The truth is, raising wheat IN this
section, is to use q hemely phrase,
"played out. The land is exhaust
ed of aierhehical properties requir-
ed to produce crop. Before this
crop can de made apaying one, these
properties must be restored to the
SOIL The most careful husbandry
in regard to piohghing and sowing
will not produce wheat, unless the
required substances are found in the
soil. -E-Io
The cheapest and easiest method
of restoring these lost substances is
by turning sheep upon the worn out
fields: The change will be going on,
whilst the farmer sleeps-and the
profit on his sheep and wool found
to be largely in advance of that upon
a wheat crop to which he must de-
vote great deal of bodily labor not
at all required in wool growing.
We hope 70 see this interest large
ly extended during the coming year,
and would be pleased to have short
articles from those who during the
past season, secured fair profit on
their investment in sheep.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
For Sale.

For Sale.
DESIRABLE Residence, sltpated on the
IL corner Of Mill Greek and River Roads.
Consisting of about p acres of prime land
well stocked with choice fruit, Apples. Pears,
Peaches, Plums. Cherries. and Ounce, Chr
rent, Gosseberries,i Strawberries, de-. dc.
The buildings are good two story frame
House of four rooms with frame addition,
for kitchen and bed room, Cellar and Cistern,
Frame Stable, Corn Crib Sheds. DC. Tl
Also joining the above, a choice building
lot of about one acre, on which is twenty
large apple trees which will produce this
year about Seventy barrels of apples. En-
quire Of ~
Aug. 10. ls65,-f.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

= LIVES LOST BY THE REBELLION
The War Department computes the
number of deaths in the Union ar
mics since the commencement of the
war, at 325,00 and of Southern SOL
diers at 100000, making at least
525, 600 lives that have been lost, a
part of the costly prce paid for the
defence of the nations life. Affect
tysburg, $4,000 Union soldiers were
killed, wounded, or taken prisoners
our greatest loss during one cam
paign. General Grants losses, from
the tineh crossed the Rapidan until
/ Lees surrender, were about 90, 900.
Great as we're our losses, they are far
peiow those incurred In European
ware, owing to our superior medical
and sanitary arrangements and the
care ofthe Government for its troops.
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GEPPERT s. lPIFRAA

~ 6
We are now Offering to the citizens Of GAlii.
Poiis and vicinity, the largest and msss a.
tensfve assortment Of hne China, Irorrtu1s,
sud Common Queensvare, ever seen IN sk:s
market .-ai'--f -tlb-;9I 70
Glassware, cut, pressed and blows, ,sf ssaf
kind, style and quality. In this Has vs.
cannot be beat. ''''
Japanned and Brittanis ware Of rieh sad
rare styles, that cannot fAil TO Plssss.,ai 70
Table Cutlery, and furniture Of every kiaa
and price. Lamp shades, wieks, burners, aaa
every thing necessary to repair old lsDps,
Carbon oil Of the best quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices as Che same can be par
chased in Cincinnati. Il Jrfl1 y74.rs 4i.r
r. Hotels, will find in our house every srtieIs
required to furnish their tables, bars, Or cham
bers in the best style, and We warrant prizes
TO suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complies ,sss
OF table ware, ut city prices. ..i
Country Merchants can do ss well by pu-
chasing from US. their supply Of ware, ~ IN
the city and save freight. As > further induce
ment 70 trade with US, we will take in eK-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pre-
duce at the highest prices, delivered at ear
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over sw
splendId stock Of China and Parian marble
ornaments No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
-v GEPPERT k PETRAT..
Jan. sth, ls65-tf.. .....l. ..-..
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JOSEPH NJ. TANDEN.

NOULD respectfully inform his old Gus
w toners and as many new ones as may
favor him with their patl oDage, that he is
now prepared to execute all orders in the
Wagon making and Blacksmith line, a. his
old stand. recently known as q Government
Shop. on Front street. Repairing done on
short notice.
July g. ls6S-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
For Sale.

11O acres of lind ON the Ohio river, IL
l4U miles below Gsllipolis, having front
on the river of from half to three fourths of a
mile and good steamboat landing. At the
terminus Of the Chillieothe road on the Ohio
and junction of the Chilicothe and Gallipolis
and Portsmouth roads; affording to an enter
prising man who wishes to engage in the
produce, lumber, for mercantile business, as
desirable q situation as any on the river.
About fifty or sixty acres are in cultivation,
and would be glad if any one desirous of
purchasing would see the fall crop. Payment
will be made easy. Terms will be made
known on application TO chi
]. SHALLCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers, or the premises.
Jan. u. l665.-tf..
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Medical Notice.

DR. wM. S. NEWTON. formerly Of Iron.
IL ton, but more recently of the army.
offers his professional services to the people
of Gallis county. ';t'
Residence LIST door above Baptist Church,
Sd Street, Office in Hsyward's New Building,
up stairs.
Office hours. to 9 A. N. and 4 to S P. n.
Oct. l2, lS65.--tf. -s -el
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Uuu1cShuuntifant.

Darlington, g. Suit. Sen. Ga
Warmcra, Der italtenil6e Mtntfer BAT an
unlern @eianDten in otelem 2anoe cine gfote
9ert6tet, peS Snbalts, baB, ba Der 8lrqer=
frteg tebt beenOtgt iet, Die Ser. ct. &riea5
i4tfe pteber freten @aB tn bic ttaG. Sdfen
uno 0eipailer BADEN unO bteles Qanb winlde
Die freunpli6en 8e3tebungen su ben Ser. ct.
aud ferner fprt3uleben,
Die btei9en Dempfraten Gaten Elm
Circular an Die Democratic peS Qanpe8 err
laien, ben @ralipent Sobnlon su inter
itIBen.
Sen 5olled fat seltern pos COMMANDO
peS 0ttlttdrzO epartement5 Srrm Sames ME
per9elegt.
MajOr 3, 8, gdert trat aeltern Mur-
gen ittn Nntt ais Mi. &rteg5lefretGrs an ,
Ifr. s. q. Dana lit naA Gbicaao abaereilt,
nm bic 2eoaction bes ugepubltcan" III iIberz
ne1men.
Die guuns MenS Gbriittan 4lI. maGt
b%etannt, paB, ba ie pom Yutlifum In Dem
plare, Serbs 3beater 3u faufen, 70 tpento
unteritnsung fanp, lie Die 2tbliGt aufaebeit
muB nnp bic oorbanbenen 6pltbs in elmer an
bern @etie gu @bren oes Mdrtgrers serwenoe1
iptro. Mr, 6orp beablidtist, lein Sbeater in
etnt9en &a9ert tpteper 3u erGfnen.
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Nn9ebpte fir Sthifsbaubpl; unO TIotz
ten=W1 GteriaI%
NaoDsS cpartentent.

ONtSH I&S &pHVGuEItCn unb MeO0r0fuf
NerftegeIte Mn9ebDt fur bie Q;efpr,no srr
S@tfftbautpls unb 8lctteus Nateriol pGbrenb Ses m I srn
80. Stunt 1866 enteuten Sisealjcbres me, ban In, Go ,artF
gtenss unb Reparatons Bureau bis aun, Ii. Tao b 4 Suii
10 utr Sormttta9S aoseuUmtacr, au p.lGer 3ett tie @T6f,
nun9 bs9trnen y trt.
@neetpts ntd7sn iubOGfrt letn seProposals for Timber
and Materials for the Navy, tanit man lie BON arbern
Sefd i~ftetltste1 unterfheteeu fam unb iub on rem ..Cbie,
fren. ~
Ter Gpinmanbant ieber @arb ga.b rrtrb GCntroftonb,,te
son pen Audnt'taten leoes Nrtitels, BON pelAem perf6tetent
8foBen Setl NET merosn, untcrrtGten. Ote GtutbfiIune In
Glansn 9st9tfbt sur epnof1ieni Der SAMPLER uno fclde Glafs
len rno ~ ~iteferh, rrelte IN FER MuiID beruna tbd l16I;b
oer'anst pctben fnb. Ute gommanbanten uno gaps. Nasn
ten ieSer S'attSn neroen auFer hrr 8trjeitniie ppa &lafen
'bres rteeren SaubpfS auG nod bic Be Sei@RiGs anberer
Sduhpfe bel ter 0ino haSen, aus benen Su erf ben II, rb e.
otr Dtlbe rrertb 1T nnt fir c I II e titier &laF n Musebpte
~ MAIDEN. Han sitp Irtiteln antritantfAsr Ranuf actur
EN- Wprjug 9eben.
ansftp:e n1ulen fir zine sanse &lafs In irseub ein.n,
I'D ttSbaubcf anf etnen1 Der Geerufttn Sormulare Ober tn
intern Sau merien tie unbeaGtet %hletben. Auf ArpIttattOr
an tS Bureau an ben Spmrnanbanten I etnb etner Barb
oher II rem Napp aesnten zoe Ger ee 5ormniare Srn Nnse.
soften p6t &arant cen unb anoern ~nGtbteen SRfprmatipnen
bsilglid bS A~nssbpts eliefirtEereen.
81 @catraft mtrb benz gDe isfbietsnbtn, nel1ere enI-
3enee Sarant { etbt, 3u9st9la9en rerben, ME Is has 8efst
pom 10. Au 1916 cerlGaG1 jtp6 Behalf fb bas ytare De-
partensnt bas 9te@t Dor. auju ME! rtee N~neebSte, melte
,rpri tter ideiner, 3urId5unetieu.
Die @pntrltte metfer ben E1tunt res Ea3es trdsen, al
pe4Aen be NptiJ segebsn murte unb tSunen en ottfsm o.
tHn1 an 2tffe unsen senlaGt irercen.
8Irsen fir ben tclen Betraa mlNen ben gentraft urtes .
.et&nen. uno If e W'r1 tcprtltGteit burd stnen Ser 81.
0tt1tttS &thtsv, yer: 81. D.tttttTts. Nnaa't Collector rter
Rasp-Nsentsn ~ref4etntst feta. &ls pestere St&ertttt
rercen 20 PCT. ron rem 8eirG3 her gteGnuua tnnebehaiteS,
ri. Ter &tntratt ct fIGt 1T uno 81 PCT ieber ~ed,nuna, tn,
IripIicat rurd, ben gcrnEnanoa, ten ter reIp 0oDp Wlrb
CO atraGantrt rrereen bur@ ben tetref;nben Dfast Iaenten
ct biiefetuns bOnDrt.t In 8Unbs pter GertificateH, na6
Selie5'n her Ht9erun8, tnrertalb 5ebn Tas,n mad @rlaf
una ter D. tpttldng 6urh ben S1agamtsfefretdr.
Die aldfen tieies Bureaus linO tesei6rst urb 6eAimmt
rte fDlst:
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0uittuneen uno @rpeottipn8s Senertanqe0 Ses
t6nI,hen Meder

I'M he Seitranbenben @rrrei .~ruteuBe Ell nit austrGrtiaen
5nbicriteuten AZ oernleicen, irer- en- mir je,e g8cbe b G
GaitnnSen uno anbere @gpehitirns=& smerfunseu untey
bei = U brit ~publisiren.
Se;oeIt babeu iii @raftor: 9. g. Bis l. San. '66,
$ W l 3uIi $50. q b l Suli '65, s. sd | 9uut is; in
90 rtinsburs: 8 i 81 Deg '65, M @ 80 Stunt is,
ID % ID 6eb 49,, 6 @ 81 Deg '65, @b 96 8 San '66,
6 % IL Deg '65, 6 8 u 0t3 rs, u &b IL Sspt '65,
8 8 II 9pt '65, 6 q IL Deg '65, &b . IL @pt '65,
8 s Sb IL 3es rs, IL Dt'65; Grofbura
8B 9 6 arr '66; 8biIabeIpb to: W g % Gua Sc,
+ SD 8 Sun. '66. 8 6 9 20 3ui 49,, 6 s 20 Sun '6s
G u 8 g 80 SUM '66; Staunton:S GE 8 De, '65,
Nem Orforb; Dr g l ApriI '66; BARTER Sbura:
$ 8 81 San '66; injecting: u Or 20 San '66;
New 0Ort: .Sb Sd 90 Del '65, 6 S 20 Sum- SO.
, q u % SUM '66; W~iIIiamSburg: @b % %
SUM- '66, u ct % SUM '66.
Die bier ni&t persei@nsten neuen @ubIcribenteu boten
tbeitS brett, ibeils bon zen AScuten ibre Auittunpsa er,
batten.
Sn Seantturrtuns Serftie>ene anfrueeu rsasn zee
Vcrtc baben mir az bsusrtcn. tab tafelbe b erts iXtr.
LID IS &ts betr6St unc pom eem SubFcripenteu uacp Cue
H'ans Der Srfsen Stammer BET i,iu.m poRmvthsr a. cute
rmien III, &Aa&N%NT N4t
GEir Ieufen bic Gufmertiamfeit bee Rabl time
~beicucers ont has srrSs Concert bes 8. . ct. Mutt
corps. ret@:S bente abeun i'm Dalbinstcn @nrten. Ras
Gneuns. f~ottfnbsn rurb. au@ ascystn Na@Hittas sen
2 usr an rke ~. Seunw ktus GtSRs hss% On &snsve
{NHGtsRm
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Menctt Na6ri6ten.
s~elesrapbfrt fir Sen Baltimore @eder".
Mus europa.

Nep OOrt, 2. SuIi. Ser 9ampfel
Yernpian lit nit Nadri6ten pom 81. p. SO.
aug S~Outbampton einsetrOfen.
SIN Oberbauie Ientte 2prb UrCu9ban Die
Nufmerfiamteit Der MitsIieoer auf ben cuba
S~tlaoenbanbel uno beflrpcrtete WlaB-
oenIelben Su unterbriden.
Die brit. &e9terung bt1t9t pas SonfOpe=
rattpn<S Gena Ganana'S unp Serlpridt ale
5ulfe.
Die Ne9ieruns miro Serlu6en, eine Muf=
pes 8ectprccttatspertra9s at er=
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Soiepb Srep, Der pOblbetannte @pmpcnift
Der Oper p2eunpra", 1torb seffern Na%mitao.
Mus &eras,

New 9prt, 2. SuIt. Der grOpns.
otller Correspondent oes SeraIb bert6tet, BAT
grpbe Suantitaten 8aumpp0e uber BEN Nluf
mad Mterito 9ebra6t ipurSen unp bic Musliee
ferlng perlelbm Serlangt perOen tptrb.
gtlf S9tHa Der Seras Grpepition tuoren
eOr gra3Os unO Corpus Gbriti a~naefommen.
Der Safen BON @alsetcn lit nod aidt aeSFe
net rDrpen. :"
@en Weisel iparbe in bteler Stapt e.
tpartet,
Sen. Cutters 5auptquartter 1T in 9tleron<
brta.
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Mus Enrt Mlnnrnr.

Sort NOnrpe, 1. SuIi. Sic tiira.
lib etabltrte Quarantaine lit auf @erfleunq
oe8 MarineiefretdrS aui9eboben.
@rzgoup. @iie 9ins seftern ppn Nprfoli
na6 Ni6mcno alb.
SIM Staotseri6t gu NorfOlt luurben eeltern
6. SO. Dearborn uno Sbon,as S. goworos
oetbOrt, ansetlast, &Obert Satemon erihp0er
5t baten. ga einise 8ormiebler bel Der @er>
baftung pOrsetammen paren, tpuroen Die Sc
fangenen entla0en.
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MnrDIdnrer Geleaotipu.

Wa{binetOn, 1. Suli. @ouoerneur
Swanfr, GonsreBmitsIieo Bbelps, Mapur Chap
man uno cine AnsabI Stactrdtbe ppn 8aLtl.
more fa'nen geitern bier an, I'm nit Dem 9rdIi
oenten tpesen 8eiesung einiser Ser. etaaten
Ne1ater in Warplano, iopie betreffS oeiIen Sin,
li9t nber Neseritimmre4t gu conferiren.
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Giuc ttert Vrnflamntinn.

@a1btngtpn, 1. Sult. Nralbent
SCbnlCn bat gel terlt etr1e proclamation beailaz
liA pes StaateS SIIp Carolina erlaiIen, pureb
lpelde er genjamin S. Nerrs sum prpstlpriz
1Aen 0pnperneur peS Staate8 etnlebt. Der
lelbe bat lpbolD ais tbunli6 cine Convention
Der lpYalen 8irger pes Staates at berufen.
welGe Die Contribution neielben amenbtre,t
lpQ, bantt ba8 lpYale &plf pe5 Stootes feline
con tituticnellen Se5iebuneen ut Der fSperalen
9te9terun9 tpieDer aufnebmen uuD cine ip(hs
republtfantl6e 8e9terun9sfprm p%rGlenttren
fan1, melGe CUR 0arantie purh bic Ser.
Staaten 1ppie CUR 0rctection eeaen Snpa<
ltpn, Snlurrectipn pber tnnere Gerlesuno
bereGttst lit. Serner ipirb in Der Wrpf(o9
nation Derfiigt, baB in feiner furtan ltatt<
fnbenpen @abl eine perlpn ee,pablt, pper
als GlectCr qualtf5irt, pber ais Deleaat at
elmer SpnSenttrn pper in bic 2eeislatur ae<
pdblt tperDen lpQ, welhe ni6t eprber Ben
Nmneltieeio 9eleiltet bat pber fein Stimmae=
Der Dor B~allirung Der Se5eIipn5prppnana in
1860 mar unp paB belaste Gpnpentipn pber
Die ipater id per- ammelnOe @~elebaebuna bic
Aualif cattunen unp @fiGten bet glectoren
eprldreiben unb bic Staat5gelebe bictiren
lpQ. @eiter Serfii9t Der Yr6liOent paB
y Der Ntlitar=G COMMANDMENT pes OeSorz
tementS unD ale Mtlttarbeamten belooteln
prcOiicrtl4en @puSerneur bethlehem iollen,
pte Serfi9nn9en piei er proclamation aus
3ufubren.
p DAP Der Staat5 lefretGr ale @eIete bet
Ser. Staaten in bielem Staate in &raft
leben lpq.
y DAP Der S9abamtS lefretdr Die n6Stbi=
gen Steuer~, HeYenue= unb .3plbeamten ait
lteOet unb babel ben lpYalen 8eipubuern
peS StaateS ben Gor3ug 9ebeu ipQ.
~ Dap Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic YpR=
Serbinpungen in ptelem Staate wteber ber=
lteaen unp Die nStbisen @Olt6eamten anltelen
lOQ, nobel ben lcpalen 8irsern pes @taates
e~benfalls Der Sor3u9 gu geben lit.
81 DAP Der Oiltritt=N idter be5 Oifrifts
gu Incident SIp Carolina sebSrt, Sitanaen
in oieem Staate balten unp Der @eneralan=
malt ali lpldes Gi9entbum CUR Mburt6eilmae,
GOnfscatiDn unb gum 8erfauf brin9en fol-,
pelGe5 mad Dem @e lebe o~erfaIen lit.
s. DAP Der MartnesS etretar allies Gfent=
li6e Gigentbum bes Staates, nel6es s1tn1
NartnezO epartement eebGrt, in Selib neb<
men nno ale G%un9reBgelese besii9ltG Der
Narine in &raft leBen fol-, uno
y Dap Der Setretdr peS Snnern alle Sc
lebe, tpelGe nit letnen Nngele9enbetten per-
tnl,pft ltno, IN btelem Staate IN &raft leten
lpu.
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Der Gpi,enA Gnm..

pbtlabelpbt a, l. Suit. Die 8era<
thun9 itber ben GU33ens'Iden 6abeas Corpus
5all ipnrre beute Niurgen pieoer aufsenum=
men. profcbmarlAal 5rtnf fam anf Mnmet=
Jung bes Sen. Gaopallaper 1ntp bes &riea5=
l%efretarS Dem Sefebt mad. Die Nrsumente
tpllrpett pur9 Ntdter &nur geleitet, bod ntGt
beenpt9t. Der Sail wurpe bts gum MittppG
oerIhpber. I
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2lus @bilab eipbia.

Bbitabetpbia, 2. SuIi. Ddbreno
oe8 9eltern ipiltbenoen Sturms wuroe bic
Oeutlde reformirte Stride fart beiddoiqt uno
oaS 9a6 abseboben. 3nei nabe Iieaenbe
9dufer puroen serit6rt, bod bic @inpObner
rtGt periest.
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Gen. @hermnn.

Stnetnnatt, /. Suit. Sen. S6er-
man fam 9eltern Nbenb bier an unD tpuroe
sntbultalttl9 empfangen. Ct gebt nGGlten
ytOnta9 mad QunisOtqe, rorauf CT fit etniee
Gage bterber 3uriiftetren u1b oann mad ct.
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I'm uNmerican" fcl9enbeS Stem uno tbetlen
oafelbe germ nit, ~umIUmebr, pa mir bic 0e-
Iht6te BON Der run0erlHdmten SOroerung"
Der 6amtlte Neterlun in nlere Spalten anf<
nabmen ; Die @elAt6te, DAP Der @tgner oes
6auIes, in wel6em Scr. 2inccln ltarb, etne
&ehnung fir $4,000 an paS S@dbamts<
Departement ianpte fir S6apenerlaB, NITRO
in abrepe gelteGt. Gin @eneral Cfertrte
i6m cine Gntl9dpi9uns, welde er jepp4 aus
l4Iug."
WN0in0tOner An0eiaen.
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Die aeue MnIrihe.

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lerIptlon auf Die neue 9nleibe belief ii6 beute
auf $3,61O,400.