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The Press Despatch.

The Press Dospstch.
PANAMA, Oct I, 1855.
The passengers by the Ocean Queen sailed hence for
San Francisco about noon the 20h per the steamer
Sacramento
The United States steamer James Adger returned To
Aspinwall the eth ult from cruise to Rio Hache,
where 1t reported the United States consulate had
been attacked by rebels and the premises sacked
The report appears to have been ruse got up By the
government party induce foreign to 20
there in order to brighten the revolutionss but did
the place They have In all probability, by ths time
got into Santa Marta which was also daily expecting an
attack
The rebels appear to be making headway throughout
the republic and though new government Is TO BIO
legally installed next April IL Ii doubtful If the present
one can sustain itself until then.
The just in from Central America brings intel
gence that the greatest dissatisfaction exists throughout
all the republic against Salvador for the brutal shooting
Of exPresdent Barros The present President or sal
vador Duehas Is afraid 70 leave his house. which he
keeps strongly guarded and one, for fear a
being assassnated. He deserves slower and more
crue death than that Of the pognard or pistol ball Tor
his vllanous treachery in sacrificing the life Of Baros
after his solemn treaty with Nicaragua TO spare his life
the latter would deliver him up for trial..
There Is no news from the Central American States
From Peru have two arrivals since last mail but
nothing OF special Importance The rebels still hold the
Chincha Islands against the Peruvian government but
allow English, American and French vessels TO load
under their regular charter II 10 still very doubtful
ters look little favorable for the government
Tho Spanish feet OF eight vessels had left Tor Chile "a
settle matters there In the course OF month, we may
look for interesting news.
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The action Of the shoemakcrs OF this city, who
agreed 10 strike for twenty-five per cent additional
their work. caused the principal boss shocmakcrs the
city 70 hold series Of meetings the Mercer House
tho purpose Of considering the steps TO DO taken 20
sist tho somewhat arbitrary OF tho ourneymcn
On Tuesday morning regular meeting was held with
Colonel Henry Lux In the chair and Mr. Geo W. Glaze
subjoiped resolutions were Adopted
Resolved That the advance Of wages demanded by the
be accorded ssn.is.eny with The Interests trade
be- 1as ss IN he % p %ssns there
Resolved That we consider increase OF 0een per
70 be a nnd Ss sposc tho interests Of the jour
On motion Mcss1i. Rcvaux, Glaze BscseIy, Richmond
and Frank were appointed committee to present tho
above printed resolutions for the consideration Of the Ex
ecutve Committee ftbe journeymen In session Hester
street
Al the regular meeting OF the bosses held yesterday
morning. the Committee Resolutions reported that the
ourneymen had refused TO decide upon the offer made
by the Bosses doubling that twenty per would
be accepted by the strikers. They acknowledged that
tho advance demanded great but claimed that II
should have been asked earlier In the season. II
WINS further decided by the Executive Committee
Of the strikers that mass meeting Of the
journeymen should be held on Monday evening
next, when the advance would be definitely
decided upon The committee from the employers then
withdrew and special meeting Of the bosses was called
last evening at tho Mercer House Some twenty Of the
leading shoemakers in the city present. and the dis
cussons, though rather informal, were quite animated
member advanced the opinion that proper dccu.
sign, each pledgng himself 10 discharge his employees
In the event Of strike occurring in the shop Of another
of tho signers.
Nj Glaze objected to the adoption Of this and
declared himself 70 be totally opposed TO the takas Of
any such pledge II had been bis past experience TO
certain that men had been unable 70 adhere any such
conditions and he would, therefore, discountenance
the proposed drawing up Of the paper He did not
belie In any resistance, and thought that The bosses
at th season OF the year would by their action greatly
injure their interests and lose their best work men,
whose places they would be unable 70 supply 80
Mr. Frank OF q contrary opinion, ana thought that
men used 10 custom work. which invariably taken
home would not abandon their families and sex EN-
ploymcnt elsewhere.
The question WAS then generally discussed and on
motion was finally resolved 10 postpone all further
action until after the meeting 10 bc held BY the work
ingmen on Monday evening next, when their decision
would be made known. The meeting then adjourned
until Tuesday morning, at tn O'Clock
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in the house, father said be struck mother because she
had used bad language.
O DO you love your father a we'll ~ yos Do your
mother9 A. love them both.
Minnie here put her handkerchief 10 her face and cried
bitterly II was indeed IN affecting sight, the child
Is very interesting and intelligent
cross-exaninalon continued-My mother has talked
TO frequently relative 70 this case heard mother
sometimes call my father devil
Redirect, TO M WAITE Now, Minnie, you say you
hove father mother which do you wish TO withs
A. wish TO go with my mother
Q Which does Edith wish to 90 with A. She wishes
to 90 with mother
The court here adjourned 10 nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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THE PACIF 10.
s~~~~~-~-~~~~>~~-~-~>
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
-~~>~-~~~~>~~>~~~>~~~~~>
THE SITUATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
>,~~,oo,e>o-,>,-,,.--
Summary Treatment Of tho Revolutionary
Leaders by the Government ut Panama.
~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>>
Increased Steam Communication
with the Isthmus.
"A British BarOnet,s Wife ON Her
Muscle.
DC. &c. 10.

By the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
Ocean Queen, Captain Slocum from Aspnwall October
have received intelligence from the Pacific which
will BE- found in the letters OF our various CORES
pondents published below To the courtesy Of Mr. D.
Anderson the purser Of the Ocean Queen, we are in
debted for the prompt delivery Of our dispatches
Among her passengers were the following persons
Of note Judge Field, United States Supreme Court;
General Carpenter, President Overland Telegraph Com
pany; A. b. Cheesman, Superintendent San Francisco
Mint Richard Chenery late Navy Agent San Francisco
Dr. Birdsal and daughter, +. NJ Jenkins, Pacific Mail
Steamship Company Captain Brce, United States Navy.
From Panama-william Parker, Superintendent Panama
Railroad.
The following is the specie list Of the Ocean Queen
Panama RairoadCo. S32 121 Well &C.,. .S5l, 494
Atlantic Mail SIS. Co. 21,337 Duncan, Sherman l.
Order. ........... 10000 Co.............. 10 284
H. Cohen Co.. 5000 Eugene Kelly & Co. .271 500
J.. Brandes & Co.. 3l2 Wells, Fargo Il Co.. II, 400
August Belmont&C 118, 4S2 Lees l. Waller 1921 1886
Drexel, Wnthrop&Co $1,000
Total. 81, 1852, IT'S
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Providence, Rhode Isii

Providence, Rhode Island.
DESTRUCTION OF THE LOUISVILLE COTTON MILL
By PIKE-THE MORSE YAM s.sf.>-:--
Providence, Oct H. 1886.
The louisville Cotton MIL in Hopknton, II. l.,
burned yesterday afternoon Loss $4,000 insured fog
SIS, ono in this city 4 =
The Horse Fair holding here Is quite successful.
Tom will be the great closing day.
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Anteceaents OF tho Parties.
70 TILE rnir0R or rnE HERALD

NEW YORK, Oct 0, 1895.
In Saturdays HERALD there appeared communication
giving antecedents OF the principals 70 the divorce
suit now pending at New London.
Mr.. Harris is well known TO many business men OF
this and other cities honorable, upright man, and
fair dealing and successful merchant, whose com
petence has been attained by habits Of untrng industry
and application to legitimate business, not quack medi-
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AMMAN, SAVE the PubIie to tha p

Amen: Says the Public TO the PROPOSE.
ton that rs individual members shall suit their indi
vLaal es In Hats and not be by the dicum %
any halter Il two.,hird: Of the hst.wearing community
prefer the leading Fall Style GsNNS well and good bu1
that why the other third should their
selection from the fy sixty other styles which he has
produced for their accommodation.
GENIN SIS Broadway.
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A.-Boys' and Childreu's
gARfBALDI, CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvE sUTrS.
BY the thousands, Mt reasonable prices.
T. v BROkAw. 81 Laysfete place. and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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a Medical wonder.
1IYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. For certificates Of cure fsg
Rheumatism, scrofnia, Ac., see eighth page.
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A.-Poiink q SON, Meerscha nm MANN.
facturerS COZ Broadway Fourth s,rcctPipcs and
Cigar Holders a, wholesale and retail order, mounted
with silver aud repaired
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A.-Mnrsh's Truss ONCE, $40 broadway,
shoulder Braces SIX Elastic Abdominal Belts sk Eastts
SlnoklnQs. A Lady attnndanf
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lottcriss.-
j. cLUTE Broker, I7s Broadway.
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A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Seen In
this country readyfor sale. -
l. V. BR0KAw. e. Lafayette place, and
Fourth avenue, Opposite Cooper Union.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

claims and demand satisfaction Part Of the deot had
arrived at Calders ON the way 70 Valparaiso
Exchange At Lima On London, was 35d
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Ths only PSI
fec Dye Aiso Reaeneraiing Extract Of Mienurs Srs-
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A silent Sewing Recommendations y
GIBBS yO8 Broadway
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You Cannot Annihilnte the Fra gra nee
OF PHAIsNs "NiGHT-BLooMfNd CEREUs" by expos
Ing robe handkerchief pcrtumed with the air Tfmo
only renders the delicate and sprtuc Washn0
alone removes II. sold everywhere.
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DIR. Havrison's Peristaltio Loxengss--
positive cure for CosJIyENgss, PILES, pYspErnA>
will be mailed on remtting the price, % cents,
J. 4. HARRISON Co, Proprisiorn. Boston, MasL
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
SUPERxE CouRr-CIRcur. Part Mos. 2211, 2236.
2291, 22e5, 2299 1901, 23oS, 1901 1902 23l1, 23lS
Part 2-Nos 210s 2ll2, 2lll 2li6, 2Ils, 2i2o 2I29,
2l26 ol2s, 2134, 2l3s 2142, 2l44, 2la6 2lSs PISA.
1885, 2l5s, 2lG0, 2lH
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Hill's Hair Dye-BO Cents. Slack
brown. Reliable Depot No Barclay street Sold By DRUG
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Corns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. zACHARik 10
broadway.
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Miner IL somervilic, Aucsioteers, ~
street viii their sale Of satuAry AID
Csara Naples this Lovers Of art and see0ra
are cordially invited fhe collection has been Of Ss
best In this country.
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The Appetites.
restrain their apgctes Hence we see an ssundanoe q
aud Digestive Organs. HOOFJAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS will entirely these complaints and restore -
systcn 70 lis original vgor and strength For sale by Al
drugsista They are not used A. beyersSe
NJ HRLHBODD Druggist,
6pl Broadway, Agent New xogk.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premiua
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Nachin 10 Broad
~ New Va
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French, Coz broadway .-Gcntlcnsen'a
Furnishing Goods Large stock just receives direct frou
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Lock stitch Sewing Machines and Butt
tonhole Machine WHEELER WILSON o. Broadway.
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THE Finsst Tonic IN she worla.,'..
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Superior Excellence Has EstablishsA
the reputation Of Sea Island shlrts, g 30 each
SMITH FOWLER No. 3rark roo.
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stammering Cured by Rates Pstene
Appliances For description pamphlet Ia address H. q. L.
MARS. az ives, Twenty third street. New York
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Observation-Disclosures

G"rfter 3 n 8. - Ser RrItbeut iiberreitte cine
petition bon Tobert 30. Smith unb Inoern, ipel6e in
rem 9oblenSlbanbel intereIiirt iino. Dieielben Ia9en I'M
cine lnterreeuxg mad meSen Der 8otlenSl-S r6inon;.
Wtr. Sat9 bonn BoIi5eiz unb @efdngni6=@p omit berid<
tete, ba6 bic Bidder Der Sail correct ieien.
Sir. Yrice pfferrte einen Oei6luB, pel&ert ZEN 5tabtz
@cmuiiicner antoeift, bas Sett BON 9usbestr. gu repa=
riren unb $1,000 au b~epiGieen. Dem GtrnBen=Gomite
iiberrpieIen.
Dlr. SpneS pfferirte eineu 8eiblub, ten Ntabpr 81 cts
iu6en, burh cine Proclamation bic 9erp6ner 8altinere'S
auftufpreern. am %. Tebr. i6re 6laggeu onfSu5iebeH.
Nnsenpnmen.
Der 8eihluB, nel6er bic Grnennung zines GomiteS
p%erfitst, peI6es te alasen gesen bic Geuer=N larln. TeIe=
grapben=S perateure urteriuben icG, wurbe babiH amen=
brit. benz @omite bas 9tebt gu geben, fir Peripneu mt
Yapiere su ihiden.
Die GHrplementsS rbinant. ipel6e tpeitere $500 per
9abr fHr ltnterfiibuns bes 9liucens unct3 aubftummen~
SnfitutS Deripilist, nurbe bonn 2. 3pei8e eiu9el1idt uns
a~etafeIt. - @ertdguns.
3 peiter 3 M E a. - Gcm l. 3peise purbe elm
8eiGluR einsei9idt, bas @cmite iiber @rri&tung elmer
ueucn Ntorttbane I'M 8slair Wtartt &C. ju iuipenbiren.
Der SeI6luB, eineu Gauplat @de BON Scott unb
Gelumbiair. 81 paGten uno elm neues S3ulPauS gu er'
ri6ten, purbe a~ufsernfen, aber ipieber ~setufet.
Die Bef6life be;isIi& beS Gcees beS Senator SidS
MN ben pom l. 3peiS eiuSei1idt uno angenontnten, Icwie
ber geI6lue, in wel6eut bic SdHOlnngSweiie hes Mapcrs
besislid ter Pittsburs Il @onnelsSiae SaPn 0ebilist
niro.
Scr. 9relnn pffsrirte folsenben Bei6IuS, peI1er anse-
ncmnteu irurbe: 8eI4lpffen, tas bic 8eiud r Der Sail
bierburt erIuGt tperten, benz 3peis 81 beri6tet;, tie riele
gfduner aus Der Sail an GubftitutenbGnbIer, RuAner &c.
ocIiefert mrrben feien unb pel6s Gummen bic Sailbeduls
ten fir bic Dienfte be5o9en. Werta9un1.
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Gpn Der Nptnlnae= 0lrlnrr

@ufbtn9tpn, 20. 6ebr. gla6ridteu
aus Der Yptpnlac 9lrmee beridten, boB bort Nl.
les rubig 1T. 9eierteure tpmmen beitdioia
in uniere 2lnien uno iinO jebt Sablrei6er peun
il. Gin einem Gage in pOriger ISOLDE eridies
men 20 Mann, inter ibnen mebrere Ofisiere.
Sic er5dbler, DAP aud int Niden ibrer 2inie
bic 0eiertjOn IL algemein lei, baB Sen. See
iid 9en6tbi9t fab, cine OrOer gu ~erIaiIen, jebem
welder cine babe Neile BON ieinem 2aser pper
Soften %entferrt iei, gu perbaften. Sin Mann
er5dbIte, RAP feline GUmpagnie 80 Ntann fart
9epeien lei, bob Oappn leien Is Wann ilberz
ge9angen unO 5 nab 9auie %belertirt. 8ieIe
Der 9eierteure baben ibre @affen bel ii6.
Sine 9arIamentdrflagge eri9ien- am Samz
tag in 8rpnt be8 z. Corps unb bic Srd9er
perlangten Die QeiGname mebrerer in Der
S9la6t bel !9ot6erS 9iun 9efulenen Sff5iere.
SObn 9Dfler, ppnl 1874. Stem gort 3e9t.,
Uuroe am Iebten 8rcitag tpegen 9eiertion err
I6ofen.
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Ser fan BON 8. GttIen, ~dnsstlGst, cine 0udhtitat
DtuStutniiiG Ginger unO Bfeiier BON ber 86Oeuir @es
~pirtnible ben @ruUfcrb & Sc. SeFr9len su baber,
murbe Bic n1dFen Uicntns beri9o6en.
9oiepb 3enfer, geeen ipel9en cine Gbnli9e antlase boz
Iiest, it nod ni9t ber1aftet ipprbett.
Der fan bon 8. @6eppa9, in 8 GGGen ~ansetlast, 9s
quor al GpnntaS %Dertauft gu 6abert, tpurbe biz Srettas
Oeri1oben.
Serta9t Bic Dcnuerltas.
q . M III 0 u pleas q d +. - 0ti4ter Sing.
- :. VI. Sprb sesen Gbps. y. @anbb; appelatien bon
6'@tsr Wturrap llrt9eil ~beitatist. @anbp sesen 6orb 4;
Appeuatlon bon 0li4ter Wlurrap; 11rtbeil abgednbert.
U'~ael Ntller seSen Barbara Sen; Qpeeadticn bon
0flpter Oorretter; llrt9eil ~6eitdtist.
9eite tctnnen bic 6ale SO. 157-195 sur Gprade.
% upertpr 9 o II t t. - 0ti&ter Waartin. - Geo.
YreBtman seSen 2Bm. @unniion rreeen f~FcrSeruuo /;
Sntl4et0uhg gu @unften res &ldgers fir $685. 20.
aEGboS. %eaep 9e5en Samss OnenS Qntrao auf cad.
%eensrias; Der SIGSer mar bonn @ertlasten sefftoden NOT
ben. @nti9eibuug 81 9uniten res e~rfteren iHr $500.
Senrp Hater ge9en Senrp Dierins. antraa auf @6o.
oeneriob ipe9en Bredun9 zines @bcO rIprebenS. aeaen b.
&ofter hes @~ertla9ten, weIGe i'm Gept. 1868 elm 9inb
9ebar. Der Serfla9te tpobute 3ur 3eit in einem Dffsnt.
li6en 6ani", no oaS Widp6en biente. Ger Gertbeioiaer
ses ansetlasten matte bieies geltenb ruc meinte, saf
eas Ufdoten ,pa9ri&einliG sepuBt babe, taB 8erflaotcr
i'm Se9riif ftanb, fi4 anoertpeitig ST. uerbeiratben. Wi6t
b~eenbi9t. =
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Sorr SaSweItetr

GairO, 70. 8ebr. gtu6ri6ten BON Stem
Orleans bis gum 10. iasen:
9a8 9ampii6iff Guening Star 1T anqetomz
men 9oS &an5eridiii Der Rebelen, Namens
Miliouri, unO 5pei bGlSerue &anpnenbuUte, tpoz
rim Die gan5e 3ebeuenflotte beitebt, 1inb am Neb
8iper unterbalb Nlerauoria eri6ienen uno pers
ben pou uniern 6anorenbOOte bema6t.
9(ahridten pom Wetnpbis biz sum II. bs.
Olts. meloen, oa6 Die nit Iruppen belooenen
9ampfer Mercurp uro Grae5bed ii Der 9ldbe
pDn 6eleHa pOn ben 9tebelen %attattrt, unb bab
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Observation-Disclosures.

grin imaI 9t. 9ti&ter Bomb. Der
sebujabriss Neser:na6e G9GrteS Douglas, a~nsefIast, Z
gfunb S6tpeineleii& nnb So in 9leinSelb seftoslen su
BADEN, erbeIt 10 Siebe.
6reb. SsIe, Elm 13s iIbriSer Snabe, ~anaettast, NaeIina
am Yreftbeutfr. Satnbpf setObleu gu BADEN, e~rtlrte i6
i9ultis unit purbe ua4 benz 6cuie Of &efuse seIGidt.
9cRu 3. Ncnie, ~anSeflaSt, 4 9aur s~efoblcne Stiefeln
seiduft gu babcn, Wurbe freigeiprOGen.
Ser 6aI bon @eprSe yteptpn, a~usetlast, bic Uprer=
tpS9nten Sttefeln ~geftoblen gu babeu, tpurbe beritcbsn.
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Ste 3tebung IN 9tfritt 60 :
a. 6eute WOrgen UNI 10 lbr miro
Die 3iebung in Dtajor O'8eirnes Office, Gde
pOn IS. uno S Str, b%ginnen. Sim 10. bat=
ten bic perIdieOen Nurcs felgenoe Manni6af=
ten 81 %iteIen: Die 1. @aro 1872, bic 2. 247,
Die 3. 113, bic 4. 364, Die 5. 154, Die 6.
139 II. Die Z. 232, bod iino ieitOem Die Quo
ten nm ettpaS perminoert woroen.
GineAbtbeilu IL g observation-disclosures
146 Mann Itarf, fam geltern ppn Gitp @Oint
bier an. IS tOmmen iebt 70 un5dblig piele
Deierteure in uniere 2inien, baB es benz 8ro=
fpbmaridaIl ppn Gitp 9pint unm6gli6 lit, alien
ben Sreueio absunebnen.
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GubfifteuS=Sffe Der 8er. ct. Mrmee
NJ % N.okGC.

Baltimore, TN IS. Sebr. 1864.
Verif9elte Aneebpte, I'm Duplitdt, Derpfn 1uf btefer 81.
fee ks Dtenfaa, ben q. Bebrudr /. S., Mittass IL ubr
entgesrrsenOnmen, UNI eaS Ser. ct. ubtfenseD eparte-
80 ,O0o 8fh. cute bdrte braune Settle; btclelbe
maj 8etptteH unb auS ben beaen S~ubfdnsen ee.
ridbt tetn fret BON Gbcn, lDSbarem @ia6 sber an.
eeren Setrhtibungen pbne unangenebnen 8erud,
nt6t naebr ais 25 PCT Daiier enttaltenb unb gut
getrrde:, eIe fe rerpaft rtr6. Atjultefrn timer.
Balls 10 2aesn nod !3nertennuns les @~Dntruttss.
] 90, 600 pfb. 100 pfb. per gulteU fetne8 &dIa,
gDDrtbtnStpns 5abrtfut In &dten. ab3uItefern
In 10 Sagen.
240, 600 pfb. 8artefeln $50 plumb per BufteI); W9er.
cerS pber pea6 BlrpS irereen p~Gr9e3p1en. 0erpadt
IN quite, eepDbnli6e, eauerbatt ~gedrbeitete Safer.
Nd4 WerIangen 81 liefern. SrD6tn ntuden eef6idt
$4,000 gf9, .Go gfs. pr, Buffet! sats %ssian1e
Ien 8afern. gta8, 8ebarf gu ~ltefern.
400 Sat btfeH SIb q be QBbt8tep.
400 SGB befen Glten Bourbon 10 ttStee. Die
5afer Muiien aus eutSetrc6neten peieeiden Dau<
ben une Beten NIT II ~b6issrnen unb 4 etfernen pber
laattr eiiernen 8tefen eeritten unb BITE @esfe onse-
trtten iein. WteBf6eine BON etnem UlfGer p6er
ftrnnen. II, wetben Strldnst. Mbtulteteru in IL
Sd9en nab @rtbetlun9 bs @rntrdfi8.
An9ebpte mullen auf Tprmu!ore eelhrieten fein, relne
eul o'eler OlFce ju baben fnb nnb RE benz NAeebrt beiae.
iNeten 9stttntate muNta burA jnrt Serantprrtlide 8ars tn
unter;et6ret iein.
8dtlune wirb in fplden TDnbs ormaht ala esrohs a y 6orh
T"9 Ino telne ocrhdHeen, IpbalR dIs meI6e ~etnaebeR.
Seee yeflea Deer teoeS WtttaIteo etner yuma wslde NM
9ebOt; maht tnuB eth en- Greuetb fir B ? gsr e. gtroiermmo
eeile8en, menn ntbt etn lplber betetts ouf biefer Sifce rsoto
frirt purbe. INV ''eT
Die Ubissn NnsetUte fnt alien BEN gebtnsunoen unterwor.
'eh' "eIVe !" "e'"eH "hOEFh @nSet9en pprge16rieben Gnt.
=. >. @ tIman,
(tebl5-N) @dptdu urn 6, .. II. c. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-21
0otl Californian.

San SranciSeO CO, Is. San. 9tad
ridten aus GbiIi ia9en, oab na6 benz 1. Mai
D. SO. Der 6iIeniiGe &litenbanOet ben S6iffen
aler 9tationen ge6fnet werbe.. 9ieie MabreseI
miro CUR Steiserung ces t9unpelspertebrs nit
Gan Sranci8co oienen.
Sldtter pUn 9~lriSpna meloen, buB Streifparz
ten ge9en Die Snoianer binauseeiunot wOroen
iino, unb elm NuSrpttungstrie be9unnen bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-21
MuS Me r

BaibtnstOn, 20. 5ebr. 6albOifjielle
gta6ri6ten aus CHIHUAHUA, Dem 9egenwdrti9en
He9ierun9sitbe pes meritanii6en Yrdlipenten,
iinO eingetrOffen, wel3e ben 8eri6t aus BET
Stact Nferifo, oab Suare5 iid i'm State So
nora aufbolte, wioerle9en. Ser 8rdiipent mar
int lesten Sanuar mob in CHIHUAHUA unb nit
Der Reorganization ieiner Nrtnee fir ben nd6z
item 5elO5ug belddfti9t. Die Siege ppn San
BeorO nno 81 Suerto in Sonora baben ba8 8pIt
oes glOrbpeltenS wiecer fit feline SADIE besei>
itert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-21
SerN6ruue etnes S3lOfaSebretDers.

Wdibin ON, 20. Sebr. 9as Warines
Department bat 9(adridten pom MeItz Gplf Sc
itwacer erbaltelr, oab am "a. y 81. Der
S6opner 9elpbina in Galurlianilub our1 ben
Ser. Staten Sampler @bDcura 5erlt6rt Durpe.
Der SdoDner bate Elm Cargo pom $50 0dlel
8aumpolIe, ipet6e feline Utunni6alt Dor Der
3erlt6rlng ilber 8OrO mari.
8eucitc 8eri6tc aus iiIoli6cm 8lattcrn.
@ ubin9tOn, 20. Sebr. &i6mUnoer
3eitun9en ppm 18. iinO bier ein9etrplfen. 9ie
y9i3pati6" entbdlt 6plgenbeS:
Sim Wtittpp6 unO 0pnnerItag fanben in
Grants 2inie Dor 8eter5burg perihieoene 9ez
ipegun9en itatt. 9eierteure meloen, oob Sen.
@rant felt Samltag 5000 Mann na9 Gitp
Bpint 9ei6idt babe, weI6e tpabri6einli4 na6
yletp Bern gei5tdt lperoen, poer Sen. Sber>
man %perltdtten, bod 8 b an ID II
gar teine &erfdrtung; 2errp, DOT
28ilmta9tuu, 81. s., mag iplde notblpenbiger
brauGen."
Ser &irsitrner Gprreippnoe. t beS Gplosz
bro uSournalo" meIpet: sd babe chen aus
9lGnbWirOiger Quele erfstren, OaB Der Seino
beablt6tigt, in Sorce ben 9t6anofeflub binaul
gegen NeIopr gu maridiren.
Die ganfees linO perltdrtt pOroen bon Der
&itlte aus, bod nidt baIb 10 aniebnIi6, aIs su<
erit beridtet muroe. Sn Stem Bern iolen 10
&atCnenbcote ieiu."
Ser vGraminer" entbdlt Die Na9ri6t, oaB
ni6t Der p9taiiOn", ipnOern Der 9arlamentairs
0ampfer oS&ulbe4, in bic Suit fog; 2 Seuer@
leute Drroen get6Otet uuO 2 SOlbaten e~rtranfeu