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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

President Johnsons Amnesty Procla-
nation has been received in England and
was discussed by all The English papers
The Star regards the terms as wise and
generous, while the Rebel papers de
nounce them as harsh. The Army and
Nary Gazette denounccs the designs of
the President as blood thirsty, but thinks
that be will shrink from executing them
The Progressive Party in the French
Legislative Body intend to send an ad.
dress to President johnson, reminding
him that the French Republic of 1913
abolished capital punishment for poliuca.
Offences, ,aud recommending the application
of the same principle with regard to our
prisoners.
The French Legislative Body had an
interesting debate on the Mexican qpes.
ZION, the opposition deprecating the expe.
dition, and apprehending complications
with the United States. The Govern.
ment denied that there was any reason
tor apprehending such complications.
The President is resolved on cuttin
down expenses to the lowest point. He
! is known to favor retrenchment as q
,means for returning to specie payment,
which he will recommend to Congress
1t is expected that the army will be re,
duced to 100000 men by the New Year.
The Mobile 4Neacs says that the Rebel
Gems. Taylor aud CockeriR, lately ox-
pressed the wish that the Government
would allow them to take their commands
aud join the Union forces 10 aid in main
tanning the Monroe doctrine in Mexico
The transport Kentucky with 1900
paroled Rebel troops On board, struck a
snag Il miles below Shreveport on the
! 9th inst, and sunk Immediately. Over
200 lives were lost. The officers of the
vessel are said to be to blame.
Gov. Holden of North Carolina thinks
that the enrolment of the loyal voters
can be completed, SO that the election in
that State of delegates to the State Con-
ventiou may be held by the middle OF
August next.
Gov. Hahn has published card, in
which he declares tha; the Legislature OF
Louisiana adopted the Constitutional
amendment abolishiDg Slavery the re.
ports to the contrary being untrue.
All the busines portion of Rolla, Mo-,
was burned on the 10Th Inst. Loss esti.
mated at $500, 600; bnt little insurance.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

THE IRISH EXODUS TO THIS COUNTRY.
"A Cork paper says that emigration has
commenced again more actively than was
expected. The Erin, Of the National
Line took away $50 persons from Queens
town on the goth the Inman steamer
$50 on the 9th, and over 800 could not
be accommodated, were left behind. The
Toman steamers are fully engaged up to
he middle Of May, every berth having
been taken a week ago a correspondent
in the county of Kerry states that the
emigration from ireland this year is like
ly to exceed that Of any past year since
the famine. The persons leaving the
caontry are all young and able-bodied,
and comfortably clad.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

REBEL DIABoLIsM.--Wm p. Ripley,
ESQ, of Rutland, VT, has 10 his possess
ion an ingenlously contrived torpedo made
to exactly resemble large lump of coal.
This was the artful eontrivance employed
with SO much success by the rebels In
blowing up our transports on the Missis-
sippi, and it is suspected that the awful
disaster to the Sultana was accomplished
by one of these diabolical things. The
one in possession of Mr.. Ripley was sent
TO him by his son, Brevet Brigadier Gen.
Z II. Ripley and was found in the pri'
vate cabinet of Jefferson Davis alter bis
flight from the city.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

A drunken soldier. in the army 10 IN
dia, having been lately confined in the
blackh0le for intoxioation, felt something
crawling over him. Knowing it to be a
serpent and fearing its deadly bite, kept
quite still,while the reptile craN led inside
of his jacket and coiled himself up for a
nap. When the guard came to release
him some hours after, snake--a cobra
quickly glided away. The guard noticed
with surprise, that the prisoners hair
had turned white, and he died few
hours after telling his story.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

CGTToN,-Now that the proclamation Of
the President has removed all restrictions
on cotton-save only two per cent. tax
there is much speculation as to the
amount there is at the South which will
be brought to market Soue persons
figure as high as 100000 bales, while
others think the quantity will not exceed
100000. The Journig Commerce, after
a-carcful comparison Of data from all
parts of the South, estimates the amount
at 10000 baIes-much of which is
ungjnned aud will be found to be more
or less damaged. Tho value Of the stock
at thirty cents pound would be little
over two hundred millions of dollars. A
large amount Of this cotton will doubt.
less be shipped abroad and will materially
affect the price of COLD and exchange.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
EcSrO Suffrage.

The Tribune, IN the course ofsome re-
marks on this subject, says:
"We are very willing-and believe the
Unionists, white and black would be will,
ing-to accept an instalment ofjustice,
and have the whole matter settled amic
ably and finally. If the Southern States
will provide that every black aeho can
read inteitigenHy, acho oaonS rent estate
and has paid tar, shall be voter, ace
aeoalld gladly accept this as a settlement
Icf q vered question, though it would
probably not, for the present, enable one
negro in hundred-perhaps not one in
five hundred-to vote But if the blacks
are to be prescribed forever-if they are
to be taxed by the votes Of whites who
pay no tax, yet allowed no voice in levy
ing those taxes or spending those proceeds
If they are to be held euermOre as cat.
casts oud tepers an tAe land Of heir birth
If they are to be debarred from all polit-
zeal rights by the votes of Three Millions
of rebels" and told that this is their pun.
ishment for having aided to overthrow
the rebellion -"hy then We think the
Republic viii owe them at least deter.
mined effort 70 see them rigbted, aud we
shall incline to make that effort"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
a GHR Spiked.

When General Sherman accepted the
bospitalilies of the Union Leagues Of
New York city he unwittingIy spiked one
of the most formidable rebel guns ever
directed against the Government, in
silencing the fulsome and hypocritical
praise of himself by the Copperhead press
After the acceptance of fellowship with
his loyal friends, Gen. Sherman is not
regarded BY the cops as quite as fit fol
President, as he was when. he was on the
eve of rapture with the civil authorities
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
TBE EASIEST WAY To PUrI, STUMPs

TIE EASIEST WAY TO PULL STUMPs
Mr. Carpenter, in reply to an inquiry
said that he had tried several plans for
getting rid of stumps, and the one be
found the cheapest and most satisfactory
is to let the tree pull its oRn stump at
the time it is feiled Instead Of choppine
off the tree above the surface, the ground
IS dug away, and two or three of the
principal roots are cut off at sufficient
depth to escape the plow; then the first
moderate wind blows the tree over, stump
and all. | think the expense is no
greater than that Of chopping the tree in
the usual way, and get an increased
yield OF wood.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

Gen. SHERMAN's "bummers" were
death on digging for hidden treasures
Different squads Of them Dug up newly
buried mule six times 10 quick succession
and the boor crittcr was not allowed to
rest until his head and ears was left above
ground as sample of the kind Of treas
ure below.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

Raleigh, n c., papers announce great
rush of late Rebels to that city for the
purpose of avaiIiug themselves of Presi,
dent Johnson's Amnesty Proclamation.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
u. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD=BEARING BONDS

These Bonds now worth handsome
premium and are exempt, as are all the Gov
eminent Bonds, from Stote, County. and H,l
"'e,paS fo@at'on, rhich adds from one to three
per cent per a7nu'n TO hsir ralue. according TO
The rate levied upon other property Them
terest is payable semi-annually by Coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut off
and sold to any bank or banker
The interest at 7-30 per cent arrorr+s 20
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

News has been received at San Francis
CO Of the commencement of the Russian
overland telegraph. 1t was to proceed
from New estminister northWard.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

Nearly all the Rebel civil officers are
sueins for pardon. r. NJ. T. Hunter is
among them. About 60 civilians have
been pardoned by the President.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
WHAT HORSEMAN
NILL BE WITHOUT
Or. Ioaias's UaRitiap forse LiDimsn

DR.. ] Ioaias's UaRitiap foFse LiDiMsnf.
TAUNTON, Mass. May IA, 1860.
Dr.. Tobias: Dear Sir-During 35 wears
that | have been in the livery business. ] have
used and sold great quantity of various
liniments, oils. sc. Some two years since,
hearing Of SO many wonderful cures having
been made by your Eenitian Liniment /
tested its merits, and it has given the best
satisfaction of anything l ever used. never
sold anything that gives such universal salts
faction among horsemen. 1t is destined to
supersede all others. Yours, truly, &C..
SAMUEL WILDE.
Sold By all druggists. Ofice, 56 Cortlandt
street, New York. Price for pint bottles, one
dollar
X County Dealers are informed that no
travelers are now sent out.
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he interest at 7-30 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 nnfa

Notes Of all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub
scripJions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Gov
crnment reserves to itself the option of pay
ing interest in gold coin at per cert, in
stead Of 7-3-lGthS in currency Subscribers
will deduct the interest ia currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes OF this third
series of the Segen-thrties will commence on
the lst of June and will be made promptly
and continuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions
Of this THIRD SERIES affects only the mat
ter of interest The payment in gold, if
made, viii be equivalent TO tie currency in.
terest Of the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event
of which only viii the option to pay interest
in Gold be ayailed of would so reduce and
equalize prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would be fully equal to
those made with seven ard three -tenths Der
cent. in currency. This is
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

It is reported that a detachment of
cavalry is 10 pursuit Of Governor Ma
sgath Of South Carolina, who was last
heard from when about leaving Spartans-
burg.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

The Union League of San Francisco
propose to raise monument to the late
President LINCOLN on the Pacific coast,
at cost OF quarter ofa million Of dol,
lars.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

a StLouis dispatch states that the
steamer Martin Walstreet was recently
robbed of $4,000 IN money and $40 600
worth of goods by guerrlIas, at Mains
Landing.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

1t is said that ex, Vice President Ste
phens spends much of his time in writing
lie also reads considerably, and devotes
portion of each morning to singing
hymus.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
u. 8. 7-90 LOAN
THIRD SERIES.
$3.50, 900, 900.

By authority cf the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, the undersigned, the General Subscrip-
uon Agent for the sale Of United States Sc
curities, offers to the public the third series
OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three
tenths per cent, interest per annum, known
as the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

The South Carolinr delegation, now in
Washington, had an interview with Pres
dent johnson. The latter insisted on
the cutlre abandonment Of Slavery as one
of the conditions precedent to the return
of South Carolina to the Union. In this
the delegates acquiesced. After some
conversation as to the right man for Pro.
visioual Governor, the conference closed.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

A Chinese thief, having stolen mis-
sionary's watch, brought it back to him
the nex! day to learn how to wind it up.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
7-3O LOAN.

Thse notes are issued under date of July
10, 1865, and are payable three years from
that date in currency, or are convertible at
the option Of the holder into
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
TIE Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the Government, and its su.
revior advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the
People.
People.

Less than $3.50, 600, 900 Of tie Loan au-
,horjzcd hy Congress are now on the
market. THIS amount, at the rate a which
it is being absorbed, will all be subscribed
for within sixty days, when the notes will
undoubtedly command a premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriPtions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and
section Of the country may be afforded faci-
ties for taking the loan, The National Banks,
State Banks, and private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed 10 receive
subscriptions at par Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have conf
dence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes for which they re-
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia,
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Hon Henry Winter Davis is to deliver
the Fourth Of July Grafton in Chicago.
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NermiImtc6.

*(Gtn grObartiges Naturpunper. = Oas
5tppcpCtdmuS entbunoen. -OteY6ilabelpbia
u6reie prelie" pom Sam tag 1T fir 6olqenoes
oerantpprtli6 - ea
@eltern Morgen erei9nete li6 in gaileys
wel6eri in Der Nabe BON 8ruap unp
Scout StraBc .auiseteIt 1T, Gin GreianiB,
auf tpel4eS Die 8eiber piele8 leltenen SHE
res purhaus ni6t oUrbereitet tparen. Oos
RTE enbafteEbier MAJ felt einiaen Ioaen frGnfz
lid, % Dap eS pcr9eltern nidt mebr s1r S6or
9elteat iperoen %tpnnte, uub Die Giaeutbiimer
flrAteten 1Acn, pab pallslte lterteu lpiurpe.
alS es rabreno Der 9~etrigen Nadt eincn
tnertmiroigen edrm erbob unb anlHeineno
bon &rGmpfen 81 falen wa.. Man 1u6te Dem
1bter 70 Oiel ME mSsli3 GrleiAteruna ,u
ais paslelbe se9en 5 llbr Mo.oens
gum @rltaunen @der ein Sun9eS CUR gGelt
bra@te, WelGes geltern Nbenp nod lebte. Oas
Mertparpi9Ite bierbet 1T, DAP pas iunee 86ier
BON einem Der 4 glepbanten erSeust 1T, ipel6e
tn bemlelben Circus 9e5ei9t weroen.
Oas 6ippDpptamuS lit namli6 ltets in Der
9iabe Der Glepbanten 9etpelen uno paber biele
leltene Na6tpmmenl9aft entlprangen. DaS
ianse 5ippcpotamus pper Ni(talb bat bic
@rGbe eines sepUbnlides &albes uno ,eiGnet
li6 Dur6 cine bS6lt lonperbare @eltalt aus.
@ls li4 bte6unOe pom oieler neutrality-suspicious.
@eburt in Der Stabt perbreitete, ltrSmten
9nnperte BON Neusieri9en na4 Dem Circus,
Inn li6 BON Der 8abrbeit pss @retauilIsS
lslblt gu iber3eusen. ater eS mar niGt al
leben.. -s'-
Qa6erli6e Yatente.) Setanntli4 wtrp
mt Dem Yatentpel en cer Ser. Staaten gro
PEE untng 8striesen. Die alleretnfaditsn UNI
9epo9nlttiten Dinse, Die Seper MAIDEN fanu
unp DIE gnncert unp tau enp Mfale 9enta9i
wOrDen ltno sines sbeltebise S4raube, Elm
gang SeIuCenlt@tr &uAte6el, Elm 3ahnlto9e1
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Rebelen unb berartigen libli6en uniCrsleu@
ten Rlase eefabrt tpiro. SD babe MIDI fer=
ner iiber3eu9t, baB eini9e Sabre Oienlt inter
auten Sff3ieren Gin Slid fur Die 2eite trdre,
inoem inter ri6tiser Nnleitun9 berettS Nle
NIT sielem SleiBe arbeiten, liA ftpas SGnl=
tenntni1e anyueignen.
,ySn einem gieg~erreaimente 9aben ). y. am
lebten 3ablta9e Don 400 Mann, pelGe SCr 6
MOnaten ibr + Sisn madten, ilber $50 ibren
Namen 9an3 leIerli6 unter3ei6net. StlHen
eaanltisen @inHuB einise 3aul snb an Srpnung
9eip6bnte, eini9ermaBen untsrriGtete Ne9er
unter tbren Stamm9enplen 1Gttsn, pieoiel
oiele lelblt aur s. Jung Der 8rase, gu wirtli6er
emancipation beitrasen %tDnnten, laBt li6
faum bod 9enu9 i6dsen, fir riele mare Gin
Verbleiben i'm Dienlte, pie 9ela9t, elm @lild
uno wiroe Dpn ibneu pafIr ertannt fir weibe
SolontarS, Da9e9en lit pieler @arnilOn5Oienlt
cine DUAL, Elm 6luf, neil Die Selte feline
Sefriepi9un9 parin tnoen, nte Sa1en gu
tra9en unD Su3uIebelt, pie Die Mfa6t td9liG
mebr in bic 6anpe Der 9e1hla9enen 6etnoe 5lt<
ridfebrt, pelhe fh fali,n Semiiben, ibre fre=
den , Serrdtberiidet 9ldne, pelfe fe auT
Die Na6siebi9teit Der Stesierung bauen, st
Uerbeimli9en. Sfen lpri4t ii9 auA III pielem
2 taate Der Htterlte SaB sssn bic u%n9ladli=
den b~efreiten Stlapem aIs, nuo ME Ycn elmer
eans notiirliAen Sadie bort man Die Ssri>
6er1ng, Dap lie, piele 5uridsetebrten iiio~
li6en 8riiper namlt9, penn crit mebr Uni
onstruppen 3urudse3c9m uno belonpers Die
,,gie9er" entmafnet lein miiroen, lhon mad,
ibrer Manier NIT ben Shmor3en fertt9 msr=
ben MOLTEN.
Sbnen, wertber 6err, uap %unisren 6reuns
ben in Der 6eimatb es iiberIalenp, 10 melt
Sic es %t5Snncn, unlere GrlGlun gu beiAleuni~
gen, aribt le mo Sbre 9eebrte 6amilie
Wlit aufriGtiger 6o6aAtun9
SIR er9eherer
Wnplf OeudIer.
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Smerifanii@e Na6ri6tem

0eunlDlOamicm. (Ssrlu@ gersppl rnp
pIotta's 8rauerei in Sranp 3u ltefen.) Sorz
eeltern Mbenp 9e9en II llbr murpe an Der
mad benz Yart gu ~sele9enen Seite 9on Sergz
pOa unO Ylotta'S Srauerei, an einem b6l3er=
nen mad per'Strabe gu gebenpfn Scrbau, an
spei Ste0en 6euer an9ele9t, pa5 lhon melt
UNI li6 gesrifen Bate, ais e5 BON einem crit
Ipat aus Der, StaDt 3uriidfeGrenpen Stertreiber
beinertt wurpe. Oerlelbe irefte pfort Die be-
reits IAlafenpen Bierbrauer=0 ebilien unp &C
oelang ibren p~ereinten N~nltrengun9en, BIZ
6lammen gu lGl4en, ebe le bepeutenpenS haper
anaerihtet batten.
Gin 1bnliher 8ranpfiftun9soerluA loQ,
pie mir. bGren, audi neuli6 an GngeI unr
@olf's 8rauerei 9emaht worren lein, aIeir
e~benfaQS obue grfol9.
Sirginien. Die NtdntpnD &tne5 ppm e.
oS. lAreibt:
vgSir b6ren, Dap opr ea, paar Iasen cine
Nbtbeilun9 Wilitar in Die Nabe pm Gbar=
lOtteSoile selAift purps, unn einen 6rn. 6ar=
ris su perbaften, Der fir einsn miAtioen ,3eu=
gen in Der unterlu@un9 segen benjamin gS.
Green gilt. Die SOlpaten tamen NaGt5 an
benz 9aule beS I6arri5 an unD riittelten, ia
NtemanD mebr auf mar, an einem 6enltsr.
Oils 9arris ben 2drm bGrte, ituno CT aus Dem
Sette auf unp fam ans 6nlter, I'm gu fra.
gen, mas eS 9ebe, Statt alter Nntmurt feuerte
elmer Der Solpoten leinen GeDplper auf i'm
ot, 70 DAP er auf Der Stelle tppt mar. Sin
3weiter SGuB muroe auf 6ram 6arriS ab9e-
feuert, bic mittlerer gScile au9 an5 6enlttr
9etpmmen mar, le iprrpe elidli6erweile Bios
am Singer o%ermunpet."
u0arum Die @aAe," 1ost bic Ni6mpnper
SimeS, roie bod bios cine Gerta1tun9 pprne6=
men lpQte, IiA cine lUlhe 0emalttbat erloubte,
1T bis iebt nod Elm 0ebeimniB, 3u tcmerz
fen 1T nod, pab 5err 9nrris elm in ieineu
&retlen lebr 9ea6teter Wann mar, belien Gr=
mOroun9 in Der 9ia6barl4aft 9roBe Mn~freeuna
berSorserufen BAT"
OaS Gtabli1ement peS Commercial tpurbe
1eute ieinem GigentbImer mteber surlifaeaez
ben, unb I'M Otentag miro pas Slatt wieOer
erldeinen. Sir ben Nugsnblid bat ober
&eoOeburn nod niht Die @rlaubniB er6alten
Die &eOacttpn peS 8lattes wieper su iberneb,
men.
Der enquirer" miro tn nd6Ittcmrnenper
WoAe pieber er1heinen.
5err 5enrY 8iScS BoQarD, ebenaliaer Nez
oacteur Der Zines, miro bemndGIt Den Graz
miner pieoer erl6einen lalen.
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Adolf Oengler /.

Gin peut1@es Mantfeit. Der
pr1lipent peS Sem Yprter lln%icnabunpeS bat
elm Wanifet an ale ~freilinni9er peutld- ame
ritaner erlalien, NORM ct Die @Olitif pe6 9ro=
~lipentcn Sobnl jon unp Die SYracule repntIiant=
l6e Ylattfprm SerOammt uno Die Oeutld)a
aufprpert, bel Der na6lten gSabl int Staat
Seem 2ort nj d t 3u fimmen.
Diele5 MauifeIt sei9t, DAP Der llnicnsbuno
ntdtt fart seitu9 mar, pper li6 ntft Die Miibe
segcben bat, Die Spracule BIattform 10 gu
MAIDEN, mic er lie baten mpllte. G5 1T cine
Denomination post festum, iiber tpel6e Die
Yleuppoemfraten in's 61nit@en laden.
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Snoli4e 8nif1nn..

SStt 9sben I'm 4nl6lus bas @noe zines
ott'Ts0 0ss pbsrlt u, 9ensler bonn 4s. Saie
notS = Ne9tmsnt an Serra s.. !SSrner ~,
mir tn Der 8eleOtae $3situns abaeorndt f far"
Den. S'~s""p''l VIZ
or. Oen9ler bat Die Bette @elesenbeit ser=
lDnlt9 Seoba9tungen 3u MAIDEN, nno it Ses-
balb letn llrtbetl Der 8ea6tuns tpertb.
SD petb natirltG niGt, wel6e fur mid
gu tief lie9encen @ritnpe bic NaBresel Seran,
laBten, ipel6e Die Neser ausmu ltert, i9 peif
a6er, Dap pieie Qeute, Dte t9 tie bier fenner
lerutt, alien ~eegenwartt9en gnlpra6en pOu,
fOmmen eutlpre9euoe Sruppen Tno, aber mel.
DE bS@fens pom reumatbtSen suradsetebrter
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Wablnemigfrittn.

Sbtcaap, IL. Stt.-Oie 8eri6te aus
BENT Staate Soma it6er Die @ablet Iinp mod,
1e6r mayer unp man fam nod feline Sermuz
tbrn0eu it6er pa6 9telultat anltelcn.
Cincinnati, II. Sft.-Oie n~euelten
Seri6te Der Wobl BON S6ic ee6en Cor un9es
fdbr $4,000 Stimmen Wlebrbeit. Seh5te
Unions Oele9aten unO 21 Senatpren linb erz
wGblt. OaS Oelc9atenbauS miro los 8e=
publifaner lnp per Senat 81 llntUnSmit9lie=
Der baben.
Sort WUnrUc, II. Stt.--Man Der
mutbet, pa6 bic mcr9i9egGabl in NorfClt lebr
9rUbe Aufre9un9 erSeusen Miro. Ntilit1r 1T
berelt, ltm nUtbi9enfallS lOfcrt einl6reiten gu
fGnnen.
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McNli&aelS MajOritdt fir bas MaYUrsamt
Der Stapt betrd9t 5109 Stimmen.
@eueral 6artranftS MaiorttGt fur bic
Steac pes @eneral= NuoiteurS BON Nbilaoe(z
pbia betrd9t 1892; Colonel Campbell Der
unionScanOtbat fir pas Nmt zines General
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Gtdet Der Stapt purpe erip1blt unb fir bic
0elebgebun9 ftel Die Nabl auf 2 llnionSIenaz
loren nnp 10 llnipnSpele9aten, ferner nuretn
8 pemUfratil6e @anbtbaten ertp1blt. Mr.
rs, .. Mann, Der unipnseanbtpat fir bic
Stele zines OiItrttteanwaltS BAT cine Sra
1prttdt BON $3.50 Gtimmeu.
Ote IN Der StaOt abgesebenenS t~tmmen,abl
mar 9rOBer penn is, nn9efabr $1,000.
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