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The directors of this Company are all practical
busineJs IN, most Of them well know TO the reop-
e of tais State. They have organized this company
with the desire aud f4l Determination to make it
the best paying on.erprise offered to the people
of Maine. Zach Director having invested money In
the stock of tae company has the same interest to
make the dividend lare that any other stoekholder
can have. With this view they have selected ftom
the hundreds parcels of lands offered Il EN- after
3 careful examination Of the lands In the great oil
reg ons by Of the Directors, who has spent the
past four mosths in examining and Comparing the .
value of tbs different locaities- some Of the most
v,laabIs OIL territory cHsRRY Run Yendngo
Co. Ienn lin the midst II the great ,tOirg tcels
where they have one ioen already than ttco'
hundred fee. dovs Nth fhe most favorable indi0a
tons Ct oil. and OithiR ninety rods cfthe great
Reed Welt thl.is flowing $50 bbls of oil per day
aud paying ne, income to theow gilmore than
two thou4aad dollars Fer day, seven Hundred and
ffty th1asdRd doLlars per year. should this COM
pIny have hs good fortune 10 st Ire vel lat will
yield the amount f oil per day-and thsy arc
on terrific y Just as good-it would pay q digidend
of more han twice he amount OF taer entire espi-
Ia tina first year. They also have three other wells
commenced, within eighty to hundred aud JJty
rods OF the great REED. WADE, YANKEE, GRANezs,
and other flowing wells that they will complete
Win al poheloe uiepalCu. DeiWeen 'n.1r WeuB
nu1bsr one and fosr they haze territory enough
or Ia &c number ofwens, that they will COM
mence boring as ths engines and other fix
tu, es can be ct to The ground. From the wells
this territory the Directors and all others acquant
ed with the locality anticipate great results they be-
ing in so clote proximity to The great Cherry Rus
JforiHg Wells, that are actually ErodHcibG
nearly, VRof quite one half Of all the on sent 10
mark ftom VtnaDgo c,u-tY. Tie faiiule TO OBJ
tain iii on this territory, has been only in one yell
out Of serenty-sir which have be ,n completed The
c,nfany have also secured fourth Of the entire
working intt aest in Three Acres Of land on Cherry
Rua, directly opposite the Reed and Granger wells
with one well being sunk new about $50 feet down
within leo feet cfsome Of the largest wells en- Cher
~ Run. By referercsto he following spatchesto
ths N W York Herald and Evening Express, it will
b. seen thas another Tco hundred Barrel " ell has
just been stuck en- Cherry Run-which is within a
fsw r DIS oflhis property.
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Notice.

The unconditional Union voters of Cape Eliz sbeth
arersquested 10 meet al the Town House, in eaid
Town. ON ibnrsda March l6'h. at O'Clock P. NJ,
to select candidates for Town Officers for the ensu-
ing year. -
Per Order Town Committee
Cape Elizabeth, March a. 1886 d&wtd =
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NOtice.

THIS unconditional Union voters of North Var
mouth, are requested to meet at the Town House,
in said Town. on Saturday, MAJ CHI 18th 1885, at two
O'Clock P. M to select candidates for Town Officers
for the ensuing year.
Per Order of Town Committee
North Yarmouth, March a. Is65.-td
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Instead Of sss 600 600, which would actually bs
the portion of SONS other companies; in othsr
words. there might be- thirty companies of ST.,
100000 each formed By this Company and then each
one be equal TO many other companies formed H.
shares on
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From the New York Herald

'News has been received and abundantly confirm
ed from several sources, of the striking of q. new
200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the. Reed
Well"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Er1dAy..s's...'''' March IL.
Sun rises .........6.09 Length of days .l2AO
Sun sets .........6.09l High water Up ml..... 90
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- Lucille Western begins an engapsmen. =.
Niolos, New York, next week, -
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- Portana, -narca 10, 1855
Gentlsmet: 1t |, with the deepest gratitude that
Ireply to apd accept your favor of the IA h inss
which is unexpected and fear undeseryed hon.
or, snd VI 18th humble thanks allow me 20 state that
the manage have kindly set apart Monday eveain z
March 9th or tbs occasion, ~
aa Yours, respectfully,
MURRAY
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Read This.

From s5 to $40 per day made by selling Drssser,s
Prize Pac ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Boy 1s2
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Music al Inst tute
PORTLAND, ME.
SIGNOR RORRA.

nIRECTOR of the Institute hereby offers to the
L. citz- ms of Portland, ana of the neighborug
ioSn., WHO wish to qualify themselv for church
choi for the stage the concert room, or simply
for prlrate indulge .cs, opportunity worthy of
serious consider ton. Alieush invited to call at
No. II Clapp's Block Congress St.
ON Moaday, Wednesday, or Saturday, at4 II for
Ladies, and at SP. M, for Gentlemen, and see for
III .elvs whe her tn Cheve System OF Mufica Ia
stfuction l., IL not all IL IL claimed to be by the
leading InsIitu tons and Professors OF Europe: re-
duciog the time to at least onetenth OF hereto
fore required for q tn rough musica education with
q roir spoudent reduction of expense. Sign r
will akechargs of any class of FIFTY pupils riih
in thirty miles of Poruaud Or If association Of
tweut I'VE should bs formed here he i'll undertake
their training. mchI7d2ws
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Federal Raid-rhe Rebel CONGRESS.

Federal hdid-THe KebeI Congress.
NEW YORK. March 16.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspond
ent says raiding party went out from Suffolk
last Friday, and penetrated Virginia as far as
Murfrees Station, the terminus of the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad, where they eff
tected considerable damage by destroying the
railroad track, depot, warehouses, cotton and
much other property. They met with scarce
ly any opposition. e5J s9t-G
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th says
various definitions are given of the cause Of
JEFF. Davis asking Congress to hold ON few
days longer, One was that he wished Con-
gress to define more explicitly the powers, &c,
was that Napoleon had promised intervention
If the rebel government would cede to France
Louisiana, and oppose the Monroe doctrine.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HE1LM1rrEI

viii positively cure
Catarrh. bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of
O Q N SU M p TON.
It's sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA.
Forsaie by H H. Hay. and Druggists generally.
Price per BOTTLE g.
WEEKS & POTTER
Druggists No. ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass
General Agents. fsbl5d6w
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roREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Singapore Dec 81. ship Gen Grant, Clougb.
San Francisco for Maulmain.
/. Cid at London I'd int, snip Southampton, Whit.
ney, New York
Ar at Deal list inst. ship John N Cushing, Swap,
from Swansea for Shanghai
AR at Plymouth 1st inst. ship Messenger, Hill,
nom Callao.
Ar at no. olulu Jan 20. ship Kentucky, Freeman,
San Francisco Dec % for Falmouth, Eng
AT Vera Cruz 23d ult. brig II Berry, Colson, for
Minatitlan. to load tor New York.
AR &C Calao 9TH ult, ship Guardian, Bowand,
Chinchas land sailed Tor Germany s
Sid 9th ult, ship 5 Glove Mallon, Hamburg.
In port q b. ship Norway, Coombs, I'm San Fran
cisco for Chnchas, to load for Cork
Ar at Gibraltar 10 ult, ship Gardiner Colby. Nc.
Cleilan, Calao land cid 2lst for Valencia.)
Sid FIN Bordeaux 2Sth ult, ship Chas Cooper. Glib
son. for Cardiff.
At Ponce PR, tno date) sch Ellicott, Duncan. from
Bucksport, disg.
At st John Pr LIST inst sch D Horton, Walker,
from st Thomas for New York, disg
Sid I'm Santa Cruz, 4th inst, brig John Stevens.
Hopkins, New York
Sid tm Grsndiaue CD I'd inst. ch Lucy Ann. for
New York. s7iBllt
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MARREED.

In this city. March Is. BY Rev Mr. Mordougs. Danl
II Browne and Miss Ellen Marshe, both of Port.
land. hAtH
In Lewiston, March 10. Clement Parker. of L. and
In Webster. March IL, George Bsbb, Jr, of Lewis.
ton, ard Georgianna Higgins, of W.
In Waid boro. March 5. Edward Thomas, Jr. and
Amanda Morse: also, W H Thompson and Fl ancena
4 Condor. all of Friendship
In Bangor. March 10. Harrison TowIe. of La.
grange, and Barbara Allen, of Kossuth
In Exeter, Marcn IL. VIM Fl VIII ard. O. Exeter,
and Ane enora Moore, of Levant,
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ss4o Acres Of well selected Oil Territor

in soma twenty carsfa y selected and separate ms
| in choic, localities, namely:
| No. l. Hart Farm, on Mi Q Run, half mile from
Marriott 240 acres has enc well down 800 feet With
rood show of oil and gas; have just commenced put
| ting down the second well.
No. 2. Mccoy and Wickhan Farms, 241 ceres, on
Federal iCreek. Five miles above these Farms, on
the same creek, there has been ell strr OK within
two we, ks. which s now flowing over three hundred
barrels per day.
No. 8. Adams ard Robinson Farms, lso acres on
Hallway Run.
No Smith Farm. so acres on Bofse Run
No. 8. Sprague Farm, ITO acres on Dodge Bun.
No. Thomas Farm. "a acres on Thomas Rua.
No. 7 Shayp, Administer, Ferguson, Ford. Tu ner,
Lynch-Deming, Lsfiiu and Woodruff Farms, 1895
acres on Wolf CT eek, considered by b. Idges to be
the very best of oil territory.
No. 8 Miller Farm. 80 acres, on Tunnel HrlRun.
No. Q. Variety and vanralanker Farm, 100 ares
on Canfeld Run.
No. 10. briggs Farm, 46 acres on Big Run
No IL. Shirley Farm 81 acres, on federal Greek
on which they are makiug preparttionsto t down
q well Immediately.
No H. Frost Farm. so acres, on Hooking River
on which they are just putting down well
Applications, If accompanied with $50, in cash or
draft, for each share wanted will be promptly rep
ell t. IL addressed to
W. WILLIAMS, IA Broadwsy NY
or JOHN G. PROCTOR,
ONCE on Lime rect, entrsnce first door from the
Post Office Portland. Maine.
March II. aoao,,,
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FROM QUE CORRESPONDENT.

GREENS LANDING, March 10 - Sid. sch ALI
ga or, Fitzgs raid from Goudsborol for Rockland.
March ll-Sld, sch Preference, Thurstcn. fremont
for Goose Cove.
March lS-Sld. schs Golden Hunter. Collins foi
Rockland: Dolphin, SMALL Frenchman's Bay; Ma
ry Jane. (Br) from Portland for St John NIB.
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FISH ERMEN.

BY TEL. TO MERoHANr's EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, March lear. barque Henry P Lord
Pinkham, Matanzas.
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SPECIAL NorIoMs.
PORTLAND, March IA, 1865

49, - ~ - Po1TLAND, March "A 1865
To JOHN MURRAY ESQ.,, a1ae
DsaT sr-As you are about to leave city, we
would respectfully tender to You amsrk Of our es-
teen and regsre, both as an artistand gertlemen.
and fo' this purpose. we propose a COMPILING ntary
Be eft, to take place on whatever night you nsy
aat mart FIR tho /, M o
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Horses, Carriages. Harnesses &c.
at Auction.

4 ~ saturday, March 18th, at II O'Clock A. N. on
- Lime street. shall sell HorSs shave been
W. % tne past winter tor numbering purposes Sleighs
wagons, Harnesses, SC.
HENRY BAILEY = co. Aactioneers.
marl7-td.
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IMPORTS.

CIENFUEGOS. Brig Spanish Main = 1Os hhds
sugar 10 tres DO to Geo Starr for parties in Mon
treal.
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Allen Hainss. President of Second National Bank
OF Portland.
Josiah HI. Drummond, Ex-Attorney General.
City Solicitor OF Portland
John White, dr., of White & Iuut, No 40 Walk.
er street, New York.
@. p. Kfrnban, Carriage Maker, Portland, BE.
j. N. Collins, Of Collins & Lindsey, No II MnrA
ray street, New York.
@. ". Robinson, formerly Of G. W. Robinson
Co, Portland, new oFNew York.
j. O. KinabaU, formerly of j. NJ. KimbalI & Co.,
Portland. now of New YeIk.
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Ar at Gloucester 18th inst, schs Florence Parsons
and Steele Cash, Georges. f9m
Many big trips have been made to Gloucester from
the Banks this season. the largest of which is thai
of schr Steele, amounting to $500.
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SPOKEN

Dec s, la 50 8. Ion w, ship Albert Edward, from
Rotterdam for Ran COON.
Dec "a lat 56 20 s, lon SO A, ship Elvira Owen, FIN
Cailao for Cork.
Jan Is. lat q s, lon 81 w, ship Eddystone, Dyer
from Liverpool for Rangoon.
Jan %, lat % N, lon Al W. ship Mountain Wave
Sears, from Boston for Calcutta
Jan %, lat 20 20 s, lon89 49, ship Jno L Dimmock,
from San Francisco for Cork.
Feb Is. lat 48, lon 28. barque Elizabeth Cushiu e.
from Baltimore for Bremen ftfi ~
Feb 81, lat AZ N. lon 10 W, ship Portlaw Curtis
from Liverpool for San Francisco.
March II, lat AZ 40, lon 81 "a, ship Rangoon from
Batavia for New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
New YORK. March 10

Snernsan's Moeenaenfs-Rebels acting as Ex-
core to ms ATnay-Our Army Is In Splendid
condition. - '<sS''~se'
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$50 Elegant & Elaborate Presents

Arc GIVEN AW AN Every Evening.
regardless of cost
T A Shower of Candy for the Juvenile, at the
Grand Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons, at 8 O'clock,
Fer the accommodation and pleasure Of the ladies
and children.
A. the close Of the entertainment, tweoty five lbs
oil stewards celebrated mixed Ca dies will bs Dis
tribated IN Showers in every portion Of the Hall.
Remember ihs name OF the Ball, days and dates of
this izantic ekh biton, and that this IL the only
Troupe travelling that exhieit ali they advertise.
Admissiom-Io all parts of tie house, evenings, 70
cents Mitinecs children is cts.
Positively DO half price and no free list.
DON open ~ IT'D commence at O'Clock.
Go earls and secure seats. Late corners are oblig.
ed 20 stand.
ev- Remember this entertainment will open on
Monday, and not bsfsre. Wait Tor it. mchl div
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- The public should remember that Fabian & Co. a,e
tae srsat originators OF this New York and Philade
phla 0iIs Concerts, lately given in fhe Academy of
n 'nose cities with suca welmng success,
nsnosome amount Of $4,000 to US, the inventors
ana org majors We claim TO DO the most inpar-
tai ana Hosial Gin Distributors in the know world
a. our crowded, jammed and delighted audienc. 8
nightly testify. eAS
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FALL CT THE BURNS ASSOCIATE N,
sl II Fortaud. Ma-en l4sb, l.e6J
MR.. JOHN MURRAY,
Dear 1.-THE members of The Portland Burrs
Assoc alton having bean Informed that a number OF
their respeotei fellow cnizens were about rendering
you Complimentary Benefit; have instructed me
to in form ycu hat they desirous of joining in
the ovation as mark of their esteem for GU as
fellow couptrymap and gentleman. o
Very respectful yours,
RoBBRr BURGESS, Sec
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, March Is, lss5.-Amount of stocl
ut markets
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0nn sSnrt Mnnrne.

Q Sprt Wpnrpe, 16. Sept. Ssn Sprt=
ger Nadt lam pa8 9optlen6ppt Dripe glo. 3
uto beriAtete, DAP eS wabrenp bes 5aee8 or=
berbalb Gap 9enrY Don DEM 9optienbpUt Wm.
SterfeY 9eja9t ipprpen let, in Der ~aueenfdlis
gen Nbltdbt, BON pemtlelben aneerannt at werz
Den. Der Gapitdn pe5 gDpteS Vripe fraate,
mas Das. beoeaten IuQ, unp man 11rie 3u inn,
Dap rr IiA aus piel en @epdIern fortl4eeren
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0eaeral WfileS Ihtdte nit DEM Onmpfer s.
Sing Den prOfoBrtaribaQ, Captain 6ttA
cod btnaus, linp berlelbe febrte NIT DEM 9cpt
lenbcOt @iQiam StarfeY I'M Gau pes DAM
PIERS 5urid. Die Stretti9fetten lAienen l6 In
8olge elmer trri9en AuFaiun9 Der Qoptlenz
0eieBe erboben 5t taben.
s6Drt Wpnrpe, 18. Sept. Die 9e=
tern am QoptIentppt Wm. StarfeY pom 0rpz
.foBmar1dau Capt. !0itGcpd arretirten Qopt=
fen ertttlten pom Sen, NtileS etnsn titGti9en
Gertpets, unb purften alSpann mieber 9eben
tppAin tie MOLTEN.
81. -. Wtnper,g Oer Dor bret Wp6en am
Galtern Z Bore perDaftet pprpen 1T, be1tnoet
f4 nidt, ME etnise Seri4te la9en, ST Sort
NOrrne.4 s.r-s. asrg
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nit Der 5tbu1,9 peo alien Weerrtmac, Der in
Der 9laGe ppm Sraneq< S6lanp lieet no t6u
bic 9tabeQen p~erlentt baben. Ntan re6net
barauf PaB man ipent9ltens 200 Gonnen
SUPPER BON i6m erbalten ptrD. @r bat aud
Elm GOmpolitipn8raO, bo8 neun 3pnnen ptegt,
ttto etnc tlnmafe olte6 Gtlen, &upfer ultp
.Gdnpnen am Oprp.
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Sns @irninien.
(ssssiat4e OrrsfpOntsns bso 9altO. alu,rieau

}. s9e5iaL4Gprrefppnfen3 beS Yalto. Gmctitan.N
81 6mpnb, Is. Septbr. NeYner, mel
der ben Nepnfteur 0Ynne BON rem bteligen
Se5eI9 Organ pOr eini9en 9agen auf pTener
Strabe purdpettl9te lit pom 0eri6t um $50
9elfraft tborpen. Das maj Der erlte Sal in
8tr9inten, bab Elm @epritgelter ben S9nB Der
@ssBe anrtef u1b Die Itmes miro l1pere
.3etten baten, UNI btelen SAimpf oergeIen
3a maAea. Da8 Bulletin miro tGgli9 ppz
plIdrer, -,rf. st.
Die Gelaafte bellern f6 Bier NIT jeber
nnp beltGnbtg entitebeit nele 6irmen !;
liebt MAJ iebr piele friiberen Sc
l6aftsleute unbel9aftigt, neil le Die Mittel
9abet, wteper anslfanger.
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sOtfabaft zee eOup. a,err, ppn @fir. eorsrfn,

SDtiebaft tes @Uuo. Sserro BON Glib GarsItna.
New =0prt, 10. Sept. Der Oompfer
Suafer @itp lit NIT NaGri6ten pom 16. aus
SbarletCn 8. s., ein9etrofen.
Der n@pnrier" entbdlt @Uuperneur NerrY's
8ptImaft an Die Staat5-G pu9enttpn. Gr err
fennt an, paB Die Sflaoeret tobt lit uno r1tb
3u elmer mel len, 9ereAten unp tumonen 8ez
banplung Der freten 6arbt9en, baourN f5nn=
ten fie eteuio an Die 8etben g~efeIelt lperOen,
ais Durd Die Stlaperet. @>eIebe = 1agt er-
iperpen %erlaien merOen bic Dlidten Der Dir
better nnp Nrbett9tber 81 reguliren. Del
0puperne1r i6ld9t Nbdnberln9en in Ger
Staat5@@pn l~tttlttipn DUr, um pieIelbe pupuld=
rer unD repu6iitantiGer gu mad en. Gs IN
cine SGnta6 fit SitOz@nrpltna, baB e8 ipent=
ger republifanti9 III, ale irgens Elm anoerer
Stdot IN Der Union. @r ppppnirt Der Qu8=
Oebnurg pe6 Sttmmre9t6 ouf bic Neaer in
tbrem 9e9enpdrtt9en 3uitan0e uno bGlt Die.
ie6 fir GpQbeit unD Narrbeit. Ct 1aqt Dteiea
lei etne Ne9ierun8 Der weiBen Ser lonen UNI
Der weiBen Wtanner muir oliein. Die Supren,t
Court babe entlAteOen, ba6 9leeer feline
8urger ieien unO DAP Elm jeper Staat paa
rnbetrettbare gsdt babe leIblt 3u entl4eioeu
per fimnen icle,
St bel ir1pOrtet cine btrecte g8a6l BEL
Staatabeamten, 0~eies9ebnng unb GonareE.
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cine @interufun9 Der @eleb9cbune am l.
Micntag be5 De3emberS CUR g8atl BON Gpu=
9reBrepra lentanten.
Die 3utun7 = fGbrt er fort = wirb olan=
seno nnp rutmrei@ iein. SO lan9e bic Gipt-
~ltiatipn paure, tperpe pteie grpBe 9tepublil
Slitben ltnO an @rGBg Madt unD Net6-
t6um 5unebmet. Sn pent9er ais in 10 Sa6=
rem iperpe Der Gerluit Der SflaYeret perl6mer3t
ietn gum Se9en fir inns unO unlere g1aGfom=
men. ST 5et9t Der GunOentipn Die @ieperbers
lteaun9 Der Giptl9eriGte uno GiotlaeIeBe, To-
mic bic 3urild8iebuns Der 9lesertruppen aus
Dem Snnern pes Staates an. Die @eaen=
mart Der tpeiBen &ruppen merpe nGt6ia |.in
UNI bic Srei8erprpenen su stpineen, ibrs
pai6t gu tbtn,
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2(tls benz Gtaate Marblanb.

9pGtttf9eS aus ben COUNTIES
Die untpnspartet BON Gectl County Fat fol-
genom timm3ettel aufgeltelt: Sber;f IS.
N. SaneY ; County @Ommil1aire 6. 9. @an=
nentan, Gam. S. England, 90. s. @elpOn
County Nufieter 6. IS, Chamber.
Da6 intensified bon 9~lllegbanY County
3ei9t lol9enoe gfamen: TtGter peS 8e3irts=
@eri@ts s.. q. Scarce; Sberif Daniel
Duncan ; County mtIatr 8obert Mc'
@uIIpG, q. 3rail, 81. @. Dayton, $. 6rienr
uno Sam. SealtlY.
Die llnionspartet In 6oparD @ountp fat
:. 81. @auleA, $50, gum S@erif unp biz
80. 0alrtlpn, 2ane unO 6ppfinS 3t COUNTY
@ortmilfairen n%unltnirt.
JttAter Drtce BON 5arforb County mtrp
pabrlNetnliA gum Jtidter peS 8e3irf8 bon
6arfcrp unp Gectl County pieper npmintrt
.perDen.
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Ser oetfe SAT-" Ralirte bette Mcr8eh int
Central Depot, bab Elm f%arbt9er Ya0a9ter
nit 1etner Srau in bent Oamenpa99pn DlaB
ua6m, um naA bem 9loroen 3t ret FEM. Oils
Die onpere @aIagtere farnen, pO(ten le nt6t
in ben gEngen geben unp Der Gpnpucteur BE-
prperte Den Ne9er nab Dem fog. colored car
pelcber Srber er jepc6 ntdt folete. Gin
ppli,it purDe 8erufen, wel6er Oen Neeer aus
DEM 8agen. ipieb, Oerlelbe la0te baum, er
merpe jest oprlallftg nt6t retlen, lonberu Gier
6letben unb Iein Nedt inter uhen lofer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20
Nenefte gso6ri6ten.
0ltnneShanhf6nnt.

US btngtpn, 10. Sept. Der S6at=
atntSlltretar bat 9eItern Elm ptGti9e8 Circular
betrefS pes lipliAen 6antels e~rlalen, in MEL
9am CT Serftgt, DaB ale MrtifeI, Bon melden
b%s'ptelen perpen fam, boB le 1dpn ppr Or
r%tdbtpp9 oe5 Steuerpifritt5 1T Den luibliden
Stdnten FabriSirt mrrpen, lfeuerf ret Fin Ipl=
len. NQe Nrtifel, mel6e ilber bic @ren3t Der
Staten 9ebra6t tperbe,, pelAe frii6er an Der
Gebelltpn betbeili9t iraren, Iinb ben 9elebltAen
Steuerlt rnterpprfen.
8aIbtngton, II. Sept. Gs 9e0t ba5
8erit6t, bab Sefretdr 6arlan in SdIoe aus
Dem @a6inete drSldeiben unp Dem Setatpr
@prait ST ieinem gloHfolger er6alten merpe,
p Ni6ter 0aSfal bon GeraS lit in 8e9lettune
mebrerer berSprrogenoer Wanner OteIe6Staa=
tee bier an9etommen, I'M Den @rdIipenten I'm
Die 6retlaHung uup 8e9napt9ung BON Seff.
Davis GIT bitten.
Dtebtable, GinbriiAe unD ai,Oere jelebe8=
uebertretun9en linO bier in iteter 3urabntt
tegrifen, bauptla6liN in Sol9e Der Nnwe=
itnbejt BON $4,000 frei9erprpeten Negern,
@apt. st. g. y. @iuper, Der felt &ursen
i'm alten Capitol 9etar8en libt, 1T e~rtrontt,
Der Dr1tDent Der 8ant BON GirJinien
Wa 6atrlanp, lit bier, INN poS benz Seferlpr
Davis BET ieiner 6lu@t a%bgenpmmene @elp
lpelGf5 erft felt &urjem bier abgeltefert
purDe, ais Gt9entbum Der 8anf BON Gir9t:
utelt 3t reflnmirer.
Sine SrOre pe3 Grtegsmtnilt eriums Re:
felt Die meitere Nusmulterrng BON etpa 40,
600 Manrt, rppon un9efabr Die 6dlfte 9le.
gertruppel1 Itnp, Die in ben nGrDliGenS taater
genOrben wurDen.
Die at1enpirte Contribution pes Staatea
@ttl[illippi miro Dem GongrsB ppr9ele9t wer-
ben. Der 9rdltDent iuQ entlAtplien Ietn, Dor
ber fetne S6rttte in piei er SaGe gu t0un,
ipeper III SeSug ouf biele, nod auf anpere
ameltpirte Contribution liipli6er Staaten.
Aupitpr Gbipulan bentertte 6eute Wtor=
gen e5 ieten 80 3eugeu CUR Gntlal tung oes
gStr3 ppr9elaoen woroen. Scr. Safer laete,
CT babe nur %, braltGe aber bic nidt a(e.
Der 0einnp9eit83uitaup peS @efan9enen mar
beiier.
Mfan b5rt, bab Der StaatslefretGr pff3ie
ed bena6ri6t morben lit, baB bic canabtl6en
SeGGrDen Den ct. 0lbans 8anfen $39,512
Sob unp $4,000 in Npten 3urifge3a6lt
baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-20
sson Gan Gron.isen.

Gan Sran3tscu 16. Sept. 8a6.
renO Der leBte gSp9e ipar pa6@e l4aft siemGt6
lebGaft. e.
@ltt 9%ertngem Scrratb BON Gitli6en gu
%Ienoun9en unO BET Dem Musslet6en einioer
SGife, tpel@e lanslf erpartet werOen, ltnO
Die DretIe i'm Stet9en.
Sci, gtAter, 9rOpiiicn, Stdrte, Seife, SARGE
u1o G1emicaltm 9tngen in Die 5Gbe; aber
Die bo9sn pretle nno Der unli9ere .3ultanb
perbinbern bic Speculattpn.