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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
Hon. GEO. LANDON, OF BRADFORD Co.,
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE,
Hon. f. B. STREETER, OF SUsQ. Co.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
LORENZO GRINNEL, OF WELLS,
G. WAYNE KINNEY, OF SHEsHEQUIN.
FOR TREASURER,
J. PERRY VAN FLEET, OF LEROY.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
STERN MCKEE, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
WILLIAM L. DAVIES, OF TOWANDA
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT, OF HERRICK
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JAMES J. NEWELL, OF ORWELL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

Ia i suit has been commenced in /.
Johnson County Circuit Count, Missouri.
a Union soldier named Bryan um..r
against several distinguished Rebels
cluding Sterling Price, James ;. Rams
Stephen CockeriII and othcrs-for S5JJN
damages for false Imprisonment early j.
the war Price and Rams both have pa.
erJy in the State, which will amply c.ra
the verdict, if one be rendered in the plain
tin7S favor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

Bey The Senatorial Conferees for Brad
ford, Wyoming and Susquehanna, will
meet on Monday, Sept. l1th, at Camptown,
Bradford county.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

asA- jeff Davis, who has recently been
suffering somewhat from a second attack of
erysipelas, is said to be now quite recover
ed He took his customary walk outside of
the easement on Thursday last for the first
time in four days.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

neA- Capt. R. B. Winder, son of the de-
ceased Rebel Gen. Winder, whose name is
among those indicted with Wirz for inhu-
man treatment Of imprisoned National sol
didrs, was arrested at Drummondtown Vir-
ginia, on Thursday last, and sent to Wash
ington under guard to await the disposition
of the military authorities.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

Gsg" Col Jacob NJ. Campbell, and Licu..
Col. John P Linton, the nominees Of tie
two political parties for Surveyor GeLua.
are from the same county Cambria b.-
belonging to the anne regiment in the >a
vice, and both were unsuccessful can
dates before their respective district c.
tcrences for the nomination for State >e1
ator. We doubt whether two caudidaa-
for State Office were ever selected uu4.
similar circumstances.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

aeA- The Opposition politicians having
spent four years in denouncing the war
and every useful man connected with it,
and having justly earned universal odium
by their reasonable sentiments and actions,
are now seeking to regain power in some
sections by nominating soldiers as cand-
dates for important Offices This shallow
subterfuge will fail to deceive patriotic
people. Intelligent voters will not endorse
the principles, past course, and present
policy of men whose hearts throughout the
contest were with the secession armies,
merely for the sake Of voting for reprcsen-
tatives Of their doctrines who helped to de-
feat the rebellion. While they will gladly
embrace opportunities to reward our brave
heroes with official positions, they will not
be betrayed into endorsements of an organi-
zation which did all in its power in the dark
days Of danger and trial to render aid and
comfort to the enemy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

KILLED HnIsELF.--At Geneva the other
day, little fellow, while attempting. u
walk a plank, turned up cdgewisc, in '@,
lotion of Denier, who walked in that r'.'azf,
lately, fell across the board and 50 inlulT,eI
was the little boy only seven years ola .
that he died in q minute or two.-EI@'"
Gazette
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07
Bradford geporter.
Towanda, Thursday, September 7, 1865
Union State Ticket.

EoR AUDITOR GENERAL,
JOHN +. HARTRANFT, Monte RY Co.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL, CAMBRIA Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

bss~ John F. n. Stcen, Of Reading, broth.
er-in-law to William Y Lyon, was brutaIly
murdered in Easton on Saturday evening
last The particulars, as far as we were
able TO learn, were abont as follows: Mr.
Steen was setting in front Of Smiths Hotel,
near Easton, when he was approached bv
two roughs-men who had had their trial
on Saturday, and were convicted Of high,
way ROBBERY, but were on bail and awaiting
sentence. The roughs approached Nh S.
and struck him, with a billy or pair of iron
knuckles, on the temple, causing instant
death. The men then made their escape.
and were not arrested up to Monday.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

ke3@ \ wrccking train, which left Chat,
tanooSa on Wednesday afternoon, bound
South, when nearing Dalton. about dush
came in collision with freight train Ne. =
coming toward Chattanooga. \ genera
wreck cnsued the cars of both trains beng
demolished. Two dead bodies have been
found, and it is certain that number more
were killed and seriously injured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

Rey~ The trustees appointed by Judge
Packer for the management of the new
Polytechnic School have adopted the name
Of "Lehigh University" by which the in
stitution is to be known. "Packer Col
lege was urged by several members of the
board Of trustees, and the citizens in the
Lehigh Valley, but the donor forbade it
An election of the officers also took place.
and the following gentlemeu were selected:
William Bacon Stevens, D, D., l.. l.. D.,
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Penn
sylvania, president; Rev. Z. NJ Potter,
secretary E. P. Wilbur, treasurer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

Col. Amos Binney, Chief Paymaster il
the Department Of Virginia and No.a
Carolina, had been ordered to Washiu-@l
on suspicion of having made thirty OF forty
thousand dollars by paying the soldier. j.
sevcn-thirty bonds and sharing the ra5s
OF buying them up at heavy discount y
the Virginia banks. 1t is now stated ,1..
fourteen other paymasters in that depart.
ment are implicated with Binncy, and tie
whole matter is under Investigation
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

GEa- \ correspondent of the Maine Den,
ocrat says that the father of Jeff Davis was
born in Maine, and went South when lie
had nearly arrived at manhood. He was
not aterward heard Of until jeff Dayi, Wis.
tied Maine some years ago, when he stated
in conversation with a friend, that his tatl-
CT was born in Buxton, and had arrived in
Mississippi poor boy. The writer says
DaviS's parents were not married
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

WESTWARD March OF THE CHoIERA.-TDS
dreaded disease appears to be slowly Ia.
steadily advancing westward. 1t had al
ready, at last accounts, reached Narscls,,
and was spreading CONSERVATION through.
out the southern cities of France and
Spain. As the season is now far advanced
1t may not cross the Atlantic this year, b~.
we ought to be prepared with all the Ettt,'
Sary sanitary measures to meet il whenever
it comes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07

\ FIRE IN TIRE BEAR-AIl good soldiers
take precaution, as they advance on the
enemy, to prevent the forces which they
lead being assailed by fire in the rear
This was not the case with Col Davis, the
copperhead candidate for Auditor General.
When he marched to the contest with trai
tors, he left an enemy behind in the shape
Of newspaper he owned and controlled
which was unceasing and unrclenting in
its abuse Of those in authority, and in its
tiercely tenacious misrepresentation Of the
objects and the efforts of the Government
to put down rebellion. If half the charges
could be proven which Col Davis own Jour.
nal preferred against those engaged in
sustaining the Government he would stnnd
to-day fairly accused Of murder rapine and
robbery. And yet for being engaged in
what his own newspaper characterized as
damnablc outragcs on the people Of the
South, Col. Davis asks the people of Penn.
sylvania to elect him to a high office. Was
ever inconsistency more impertinent and
ridiculous ?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

4 UcroN NoTICE.-MoRTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT mt
o'clock precisely residence 90 Waverley place. between
Fifth and Sixth comprising large variety Of Par
and black Paor Suits covered in the richest descp
tion Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little used Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE
With four round full octave containing all
the modern cost $500; Stool and Cover
y on Painting Mirrors Lace Window Curtains marble top
dresses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table Silver
Ware, Clocks, Cutlery Crockery Mantel Ornaments &C.
This sale ID peremptory-one seldom met with In regard
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

rrsss paid in gold. Information furnished The hsh~.
paid fof Douboons and ali kinds Of Gold and silver
rAYLoRAoo.. Bankers. 10 Wall street. Nsv York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS -HANlNv
IN been established for three In colecng NJ
classes OF claims have complete arrangements for set
accounts Of soldiers who have been Discharged on ps,a
descriptive lists prisoners of balance OF bounes
bounties and al other Advances msie ~
formation gratis Pensions procured back pay anu ooun'x
''' "''' t. BROWN Co Bankers. No aPark place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
4 IlRIzE MONEY CLAIMS COLLECTED AND CAsAED
NE BY : @. DfCKEY III Broadway New York.

TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT CLAIM h1ENCy,
" for army fnd navy, ~ hroaaw.sy LOOM 70 fnls
scrlpllos krnN The gcyernnsn, promptly cot sced 2,
not r.ce,vs their opnty bounty esU are invited 70 call a
thu onice for se uoney AN LEVERS promptly answered
= A'Fnkp KRHSHAWs bAakaS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-01

~ Bic aus Der an3eige in elmer an6ern GpaIte err
ft@tli& if, 5abeu bic @e6ritber gBeber in SIR. 35 glcrt
SreberidItr., cine 6eutf6e PrObuftens un6 Sdiebanolun9
etablirt, iporauf mir namentliG bic SerreH Wlrtbe al1t=
merfiam MAIDEN.
G 3mportirten G&Wei5er= unb 9imbnrger
safe, Garbelen, Sarbines unb anbere Deifateien, bic
tn oleier Sabres5eit ~burdbau8 uibt gu 0era6ten iinb, bal
ZEN BE SS. Sfebert & g ommer feb in beftr
Anailtat in ibren betaunteH Gtablrfiement8 218 q. CAB
unh 16 .. 9cmbarbfr.
Es Am Mtarib Otartt BET benz Marblano Snftitut
0a lfrS' no Sober 6eut' f9 Sene t5at,
lluo tpeur es Geute iGmedt, bari Nlcntao tuieberfonmeu,
penn auen 0urfisen su gut uab frcmmen
Vol 2 T. Weber Sun& Der Gage stpei
tho lQentt Elm gan5 farrpleS Bier babel.
@ Seute Nbenb giebt CO GfetGonserte all fpIsencen
PIdseu:
Slrbeiters&aIe, 0p. 5 g. 8reberidftroEe,
SOlessoGlIe, SEC. IL g. Oreberidar.
10. @rattHr. 9aue, 237 %. 9rattTtr..
Si9eI Safe, 1913 @. 8cnbfr.,
2Safbinston G1artcn, 81 @analnr.
AZ Sr. 9 en- ner I'M g3aI6tngten @arteu, Benn1pI.
bania IUenue, 1T bereit, feline @dte aud Spnntaos al
eu'pfan9en, ipel6e bort III ben i6attiseu 9auben unb bis
l6en Mnlagen Ntuie geuu9 9dten BEL &aifee, @6pcplabe,
Sillpnd6e oariiber nobSHbenten, ipie idGn bic G5eIt in
Imerifa ein9eri6tet lift, RAP man ni6t alle Gage Sier 6a=
BEN tam.
~ Iudb i'm g3al6inston @drten, 81 @analfr., fins
ben bic geiu@er aIe mBsli&en rerlaH6ten" Griril9unsen
in better QualttGt.
t% Gamitien, mel@s zen Gonntag germ auser
Der Stabt 5ubrin9in. empfeblet mir ~frlasnbe 8l1be.
&cf's Sain, 8elair 3toab, l
DarIep Barf. .e
@artem Ter @reen,mount 8rauerei.
Bart Grppe, Ntabiipu Sane,
Beber's @arf, 9ariorb 0fodb unb
bic @cmmer- gSirtbi3oft beS Sru. ~G8eaPbai i'll ascs
nument 9rpte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-01

beaen Die IGbertrtebenfen Sheen BON Der 1eler
Srpnuna Der Dinge unp D~erlafem bic plan-
taaen in GROCER @msaHl. N1an oentt, BAT
NGe ntGt a~rbetten, tpenn Die yte9ternn9 Sra
ticneu an le pertbetlt, Gin retAer 6erbl
in Corn pttp Lungs pes Neo HiperS Gin
aebraGt.
Sen, Granger bat IN etner @eneralCrpet
erflGrt, paB ct baS Commando in 5eraS ilber=
ntom,men unp fem !Sauptquartier in @alpes
lton aufgeldla9en bat.
Der SbresepOrt Correspondent Der SEEM
Shines" lagt unterm II, Stunt
Gen. 6errpn fanD @Qes bier tn 8erptrrung,
bringt aber RAID SrDnung in Das GbaOs, =
8tS jebt baben bic lleberbletbIel Der entla1e<
nen 6ebellenarmfe siptInem bier nno Der
Seraslinie tbr @een setrteben, Sbne Be-
penfen nebmen fe Nferbe unp Waulela fir
lt6 tn 8el6lae unb aud @elD, mo le eS fin
bett. DpG DEM miro Elm @npe gemaGt,
ipenn Marl6el(, Ser, unb @albtn9tun, @rt.,
Dcn lntpnstruppen be ebt Iinb. Die Neger<
frd9e 1T bic einsige, ipelde eintge Sh,ptertgz
fetten parbtetet. Die Neger oerlallen meiltenS
Die 9lanta9en lmo be9eben ltG III bic BON
llntunstruppen beleeten 9inten, 70 ba6 Sen.
!Serron li6 senGtbtst fat, lte gu rparnen, in
Dent man fir tbre 8eparfnile gu lOrsen niGt
tn StanDe Iet."
Die Inter uAungsz GommilliOn in Sa6en
pe8 Sran6pprtidifes &entudY bat bic Oft
3iere b%eielben ldulplp5 befunren. sic pmr=
ben fretgelafen, aber Sen. 6errcn bat cine
l,ere lluterI udyung dn9eprpnet.
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0On Rem OrIeans unh sNeerifp.

@atrp, 90. Stunt. MatampraS Daten
Bis gum Is. melpen, pab Negrete mad etnem
erfolslpie n 9lnerif auf Matampras eel6la-
gen wurpe, Setue fritber beri6teten Gerlultt
perben beltatt9t.
Der Maiam0raS ,Gpmertcp" la9t, Suare3
taufe bic alien @afen Spn pen Geretnteter
Stdater. f.ssr5
Cine srpBe Suantttat bon &aufmannssii=
tern lte9t iii Natampras mnb partet Der Ser
16tfung.
Der vGpmericp" beri6tet, pa6 Der Gr=Yrd=
libent Der Gr=Jtepubltt BON Werttp ee;punaer
mar unter elmer 16pa6en MISUNDERSTANDING
ua6 0aB bel 9tcrte gu Fteben,
Wan bat ferner auf Der 8rpipnSpile Seitl
bes Ntp @ranbe beri6tet, DAP fitrsliA II -
Is Mtanm ben Staatsi hab in Putin I'M
$4,000 in Sob beraubten.
Die Stem Orleans Zines" mtberfpridi
Der Nn9abe, baB GbDlera uno 9elbeS 5ieber IN
Der Stabt tput6en.
Sn 6pmltpn wurbe AM IL. cine llnipnSSer:
lammlnn9 9ebalten unb cine 8eibe QpYalttatS=
beldliIe apcptirt.
i3eGn Oampfer nit SOlbaten pom Is,
@UrpS ltt0 tah OurauS SlutS 9e9at9en.
Der Dampfer @itiflippt in Cairo bra@t'
8ldtter BON Ntep Orleans bis gum Is. B. 81,
@r brim9t iber 1000 8alen 8aumpplle fiji,
Cairo unb 800 fir ct. 9puts.
Die Seem Srleans Zines" brin9t aeuert
Na6rt6trn BON shreveport am Nep 8iper.
Cine NbtGeilun9 8ebe1enreiterei lit IN 8erfpl-
9ung Der Sdnpe btsrifea, tpel9e ben Gr-
@Duperneur Naen beraubte. Gle aebenfeu
i'm lt6er mad Mertlc ~ esfcrtiren. Daa
GDlf 1T iebr 3ufriepen nit Der Standardization
beS Sen. 6errcn.
@lan best SelorsntB tpeeem Gonfiscati@,
Der B%dumpple uno anberen Gigent6ums
9t6t balls 70 siel 8aumwDIe III BIER, ais man
ertpartete unb 100000 8a0en III bas Mleiltt
mas man anaebmen fam, sic wurbe ttetl=
tpeiie gu 1Oc. per 9hlnb oertauft.
Nmr tpenis Baumpule 1T bteieS Sabr se-
paan3t, IT,
Die @ufibruns Der farbtsen 9rbeite,
rirb ale is9r beunrabisetb barselelt. Gil
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Nus Tprt Wnnrne.

sort Wtcnroe %. Sum-. 6. s
Slap 1T franz. Sie @~efansenidaft i6eint iei.
ner @eluaobeit nidt susuiasen. Gr lit Unite,
Der 8ebanoluns beS 9r. Bancroft.
Self. 9apis wiro felt, ct lit jebt i6werer al.
er am Sag ieiner @efangennabme mar. st II
ltets bereit fi6 in Elm @eiprdh einSulaf1en, Db:
9leth er niemalS cine Nnttport erbalt. Sen
9r. @rapen bat er feline Wteeri6aumzB feift
gum @eI6ent gema6t, unb Der Doctor nabm lie
an nnb lit bD6erfreut barlber.
Sobn Wtit6ea lit untpirl6 uno grpb. Oas
ibm auferlegte S6meisen iu6t er 5mar ni6t gu
bre9en, abet er grinit feline S9iloma9en gang
grimmig an, Die ii6 aber ni6tS Oaraus MAIDEN.
ST piro miiantbropii9. Self. 9apis meib
ni6tS bappn, baB Wtit6eQ @efangener in Sort
9lonrpe lift unb NIT ibm unter einem 0a6e
lebt.
Gus ben @eiprd9en nit elmer 9ienerin ober
pielmebr elmer Sflapin in 9ausbalt oeS Self.
9apis gebt berpDr, oaB i'm 9aus beS Gebellen<
BrdiiOenten iebr einfa6 gelebt tpurpe. @enn
feline ars9e5ei4aeten 8eiu6e Oa uaren, muir
ben an Der Safel tpeber 9eiert nod 8ein Ter
pirt. Wtaoame 9apiS i6eint cine portreffli6e
6ausfrau gu lein. Sic mad,te alien Mitsltez
bern ibres Sausbolts sur 8f(idt ii6 10 LANCE
BET &umpf bauerte auf bas Notbwenoi9lte gu
belhrdnten unb ie lelbit fibrte ibre 9ausregeln
nab ZEN 9eseln Der itrensiten OecOnOmie, benz
nod ipre6en ibre ebemaligen 9Omeitifea uno
Stlapen gut BON ibr uno 16einen ibr nit 2iebe
Sugetban gu fem.
Ser 8unbesoampfer Sutton, ppn 6iltOr
9eao nad Stem Sort b%eltimmt, lief beute nit
Der BDlt unb HOO Otann Soloatem bierortS
eth. General SartOn befanb fid als 9aliasier
I'M 8Orb. Ser 9ampfer bradte AUDI mebrere
Softer init, bic benz Self. 9apis II. Dem 8eau=
resaro geb6ren uno beren 8riuat. Correspondent.
gen entbalten iOIen, 9ie Softer meroen mad
8aibin9tOn 9elie5ert.
Ser 9ampfer Connecticut" BON Stem Or
leans, Der seitern 9benO auf ieiner 6abrt mad
New Sort ben bieisen 6afen beriibrte, bat be,
9ebeuens@ Ouperneur @larf ppn Mtiiiiippi g.
6iltOn t6eab g%elanoet.
5prt Mpnrpe, 20. Stunt. 0eee,
bunbert &e~9ierungspferpe wurpen beute in
Camp 6amiltpn S~erlteisert, bic @retle bartr
ten BON $1O-$115,
Nabe an 500 Splbaten pom Serlhiepenel
Ne9tmentern tamen auf ibrem 5eimipege bic
burG. q
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Cine y1eSe prs e5onperneur s3ronfe.te.

9Oui5pilte, 80. SUM-. @puu. 8rame
lette belt 9eitern NbenO cine @nlpra6e an bic
8ireer &entudp's gu @Nniten oeS @mansipae
tions Nm%enoements nnb pes 8Or5us Der freien
9trbeit Dor Sflapenarbeit. @r lagte, Stlaperei
iei sdn8Ii6 seitar3t uno nt9ts t6nne OieieIbe
ipieoer beriteQen; oaS 8Olf m6ge elm Spitem
FREEZER arbeit etabIiren, peldes, tpenn es gut
geIeitet, febr ie9eusret6 fem tperoe. @r befirz
WOrtete %ferner, oaB ii6 bic freien peiben Dir
better Oes States Orsaniiiren uno ibre Snte>
reien pertreten iUlten. 3ulebt iprad er BON
Der orin9enben gtotbtpenoi9feit, Oab bic Stla=
penfra9e in &entudp gelOlt peroe.
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Spn Ga,,ata.

8owmanspttIe, 6. S., 20, Stunt,
Die S6ullebrertn, 5raulein Mllnion, beslei@
tet BON einem anpern jun9en 5rauensimmer,
fubr beute lpa3teren, um paS 5aus peS Sames
SEER s1 Srpnto gu bel u@en ,tnp lup benlel=
BEN Elm, an tbrer Spa3terfabrt She'll 5u
nebmen, DIS lie 9eute Mprsen um 2 ubr
nod 2 Mietlen e~ntfernt paren, sps Trauletn
Mumlpt etnen 8eoUlper unp i6pB pamit
Dem Same5 &err unp bra6te inn cine t6ot=
tide @unpe Bel. Sic lit jebt i'm @efdngz
ntB, SIS 9eben perl6tepene @erihte, aber
bic Ipabre uria6e Der Stat 1T nod ni6t
befonnt depprDen.
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(31mat ~

B1ItIH ore, 30. sum.
MebL.- guper 7.50 - 1855; Gdnlilp 800
Bis 9.25; SaOssenmebl 5.5o-6.OO; @oruulehl 800
@etraibe 6. - GDeisen, peiBer, 1.65-1.75 ulo
rct6er !. 60--l.65 q 8uibe; Meli&torn O.9O.-O.96
"a 8I6I.; Safer 57-62 @ents @ Sfpl'' @oe9e"
8O-0.S5 q DiRI. ~,
mnIof5e s-tpurbe in nerf&ieeenen Gudntitdten du
$50 Gents ~offerirt. RortO Sico ,50-75
8rouiiiouen. - G&inEeu 25-26 @ents' SeIteu
lex cts; g&ulteraite Is Cts; e9tOeinetstt l9ets.
Gaffee.-GiD tofste 21-24 I'm @oloIgYlo'
8uder. % Cuba ll'O0 l8'zo'A P0"D O"eo
11.50-l5.00.
iebr sutes GIei&. 900 u,m M
@@aafe- 5L-6H Gents a $fuub.
SaIB. - @rounb Gluut 1.S5-0.0O, fetneS $50
Sic 600; Eurfs Sstcnh 0.t0-o0. rs 9aas .
Mftstep- weF6., sos per Gan.
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y!iS 8aibiuatOH ul1N lImseseuo belteb'
nIl1l Seiteuurgeu f4r Den. .,Wefer" Snbltrtg-
IOlISII ME Mn3eigell 0lrd ben MoenteM SrI. 5,
&. yde0fel0t, 42O 6 Str, 5l MADDEN.
VAS Central 9Dtel" sc 9lO1=
len. - SIN Bpli5ebureau maren in lebterer
3ett mebrfade &Iasen einselaufen. baB PeriO@
men, weI6e int ,Gentral 6Otel", Gde BON ga.
Aoe. uno 6 Str, lDgirten, nm ubren, Sutpe<
len Ino lp9ar Inn &leiber beltpblen pDroen
ieten. 8orgeitern NbenO i6idte besbalb Utr.
&i6aros cine Mnsabl BpIi5eibeamten, lieB bas
t6aus umlteIen uno Qle, Del6e in Demlelben
g%efunoen purpen, perbaften. Wan fanb un9e=
fdbr IA 8erIOnen Dor, BON benen bic 6dIfte
Srauen3immer tparen. NuS ben 3eueenauSz
iagen Dor Srieoensri6ter 8alter ergab Ii6,
Oab baS 6auS li6 teines guten 0tufes ~erfreute
llnD Elm She'll Der 8erbafteten tplroe commit
tirt, mdbrenb etnige %entla1len unb eini9e unter
8irgi6aft 9eltelIt Durben; oas !6Otel aber
puroe bis auf @eiteres BON Der BOIisei ges
i6lOflen.
@efraft.- emanuel Sd. 2eoerer, 429
Ba. Npe., wuroe am Wtittwo6 bur6 einen
YUIi3eibeamten Uerbaftet, Sitter bur9 @rOben
pbne 3ijer8 p~ertauft Su baben. Srieoersri6@
ter BaIter itrofte ibn I'M 500 uuO Soften.
16enbteb It a + |. -SDbn part,
ein Ne9er, purpe am Mttttppf perbaftet Mno
int Die Sail gelhtdt, neil er SIR. Wtartd
8rab um Elm Sal6etb1t6 nit $50 betobleH
bate.
@rtrunten. = 6enrp s. gSater,
POM Is. %. 9. Sneenteur 9tegimett ertranf
ppr9eltern Nbenb in Der 9iaS9 2arp mnp Ieiite
9et6e tpnnte bis 9eltern MOrgen rtGt gel u1=
ben merpen. Der GerunglIfte ppate li6 in
&iirse Derbeiratben,
@erungladt, - Gpr9eltern @benO
atnq Der fletne 10<i16ri9e Daptp 6ta an
einem 8retterbaule na9e Der MDant5 grpreB
Sfice S%prilber, ais pafelbe plSblt6 etnfiir3te
uni Die falenpen Otelen i'm 10 perlebten, bab
CT balp parauf ltarb.
YGffe, = g6er N1ie tn'5 Nu5lano
pilnl6t, fann 53ett utp Soften lparen, penn
CT Ii3 in @er1on ans Staat5pepdrtemeltt tpert=
bet. @
II II 1t b + a nj 9 q ltim D re + 9 a NJ
bof. = Sine 9nSabE pom 6. Corps, tpel6e
am 8abnbpf auf 8ef6roerung na6 Dem GCroen
wartete, mar nit ibren SffSteren unSufrieben
unD einige Der Off3iere tpurben BON ibren SOlz
baten aus allen S6enten unO &eitauratiOnen
pertrieben. Sic ain 8abnbUf itatipnirte 8a6e
Iu6te ben Sptboten bieie8 reipettpibri9en Be
nebmen s1 unteriagen, tpOrduf ltn cine Yrit9ez
lei entipann, ppbet eint9e perpunoet uno per-
lest puroen. Sine berittene 4rpfpBzgSa9e
pDn 20 Mann ltelte Die SrOnuug wieoer Der
uuo perbaftete Die 6auptunrubeitifter. Sie be-
na6tbarten S6enten purben gei6lOnen.
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9GmoebOte fir &Urnmebl.
spmmiiIoriotsz Oeppt fir Sub1iitena.


Tprt Mtunrre, 9a, 26. Stunt 1865.
9~erIieselte AneebOte i'm Ouplttat perten BON benz nuter.
aei6ueten auf btefer Office bis SGrftn9, Is. Suit 1865, 10
l6r Mrrsens entsesenSencmmen fir he %eteferuns BON
Sin Sauieno SAB I'M Ofen 9etrpdreten &Orr<
mebls 1. 0ualitdt.
Daiielte If ale 3e6n Gage rpabren6 Der 8nst @aOnate mad
Mbihlug hes @pntrGttS pber bis duf wettere gtrtt5 gu %ltefern.
pas 8prunnebl mus in Sort Wfpnrre, 90, rbsr 9rrfcIt, 8a,
in retnen, gut searbsttetenT aeRlTaiiern. be i is6 gtS; nsttr
~euttolteu, a~Seeitefert merbeu u. BITE 3teferung iDfcrt be9tnntu.
Sieter In6 ~benielben 8ebtn8uneet unterpDrfen, Bic &C.
pbbnlt& bur@ bic Anaetgen hes SubtfenSs Geparternents
bpgeeiGrteben merben unb ba6en nit tbreu Mneetptet btn'
ret6en6e Si6erbeit su bietep, tds INT Baae ibr aneebUt an
s~enUmmen Ttrp, fs iOfOrt 8dr8i9aft fur BITE @rflauns hes
GpAtratts eeben.
Bieter BADEN bel Der Grpffnang tbter an8sbOte S~esenpar-
te 3u fetn. =.
Sabluns pirb mCnatlta In fcl4en @elOern semadt ale
nprhdnben finb.
Der unterset6nete te6alt F6 has &eGt bpr, ir8enb etnea
Cber aae @nSebDte jurIf3nreifen.
Die Angebcte na0en Proposals for Corn Meal" Iber'
G6r!eben nnn an ten r~nter3eidneten nereffrt fetn.
r,- S q 4 Curry,
a s- sol. unb 8. 9. g.
t29inibTSn) Srrt gfpHrre' Sa'
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Der @Omdist ,tpiedcn ben GipiIs Mnb wtttdr'
y5ch1rbeu. 1885

0btIabeIp6ia, 21. Stunt. Der Son=
tiff ,tpiiden ben Mtlttdr= uno G~iDtlbebprpen
pauert nod fort. Geltern @benb erl9itnen3
DeputY~S6erifS in Der YrcfoBsN tar1Gaas
Sffce NIT 8erbaftsbefeblen, pielelbem ipnrpen
iebp6 bur6 bic prufcbwa6e Sertrteben unp
berifteten beate por @ertht Iber ben @prfaa,
Die 5aGe parbe Bis mprsen 9 rbr perI 6o=
ben, 100 Der Sberif pabrl6etnlt6 ale Burger
aufOrbern ptrp, BET @erbaftlt19 beS YrpfoBz
Srtnt bebulat6 3u 1etn. Ntan lit
nod i'm 3weifel, Oh man bas NlufsebOt Der
benz S6erif uberlafen fol-, ODER Oh
Is bic Sadie bes 0puperneur 1T.
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H0rtfen'8 ODtel,
Oitfri0 s. SrD.
WofbimotDn %uruboae.

Gde Al Str. unO Wtain Npe.
Die nit Der 9aae In gerbiaeuns itebenbs Bar Itefsrt ba'
Bette aus &I6e unb 8euet.
3u Ireanbinem 8siuGe label eth
19Spt III per TurnDRtcth