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Letters directed to street and number will be de-
liversd accordingly, free Of charge. Collections
from street lstter-boIs are also free.
Post Once Affairs.-At Greensboro, Caroline
county, Maryland, J. X. Lobstein Is appointed
postmaster. vice William Gem, resigned.
At Alton, Nelson county, Virginia, Mrs. s. J..
Pugh is appointed postmistress, vice B. 7. McCus,
resigned.
Pennsylvania Office ID established BY the
name Of Cowan, Union county, and George W.
Himmslreick appointed postmaster-betwssn For.
est Hill and Buffalo Cross Roads.
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TORONTO, Sept ls.-Ths Bank Of Upper Canada
has suspended payment.
TORONTO, Q. W., Sept. 1s.-Full financial state
ments of the Bank Of Upper Canada will be pub
lished immediately. -,
It is said the assets will DO sufficient to meet the
liabilities
No serious approximations are felt as to 9th or
banks.
TORONTO, @. W., Sept. 1s.-The work on the
Huron and Ontario ship canal was formally COM
menced yesterday.
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Returns received by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office from the branch office at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, show 8, 496 acres disposed of during
the month of August last as follows For cash, 446
acres with military warrants $50 acresi and under
the homestead law, 2,77O acres. At Ionia, Mich,
during the same month 10, $50 acres were taksn up
of which 1920 acres were located with military
warrants and the remainder with Agricultural Col
lege scrip
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Honorably Discharged, Sept. ll.-Acting Third
Assistant Engineer Henry Fisher, from August Il
Acting Second Assistant Engineer G. W. Kirkland,
from September 0; Acting Ensign s. s. Hand, from
September 7.
Ordered, Sept. 1l.-Acting Master L. B. King,
to the Pacific squadron; Lieutenant Commander
Walter Abbott, to the sacramsntoi Lieutenant
Commander +. J. Naile, to the Lsnapes.
Detached, Sept. 11.-Assistant Surgeon VIM. F.
Ferry, from temporary duty At Washington, D. c.,
and ordered to duty at the Naval Academy Boats.
vain William Green, from the Gulf squadron, and
ordered North; Lieutenant Commanders Beatty p.
Smith and Henry L johnson, from ordnance duty
at the Washington Nsvy.Yard, and ordered to the
Naval Academy Midshipmau Douglass Robsn,
from the Naval Academy, and placed on waiting
orders; Lieutenant Commander Geo. P. Ryan, from
the Lenapee, and ordered to the Naval Academy.
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Mans. n. . ss., H. ; s... ,:s
:::S =, so ~: . s:s ~,
arriving I'D swsIliAe the tHs19 Of ~ LibsrsArmy,
and every sfcrt 10 being nseA with much sue.
cess 70 promptly pay fer shipns1es In coin or uss.
ehsndiss. Largo orders have been forwarded 70
the agent Of the. republic in the United States,
mostly for heavy artillery and ammunition, for
both the Gulf and Pacific coasts. The HbsrAll
WIN Immediately fortlfy all important sesPorts.
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The President has made the following appoint.
ments for Philadelphia: Charles NJ. Hall, post.
master; J. r. Flanagan, editor of the NsWs,) ma.
val officer; Thomas G. Mcdowell, deputy surveyor;
VIM. Milward, director Of the Mint; Col. Chambers
MoKibben. treasurer of the Mint and Jos. Taylor,
melter Of the Mint.
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Tho sum of SIS 80 was received yesterday by the
Secretary of the Treasury through the Assistant
Treasurer ut New York, whs stated that it was for
wardsd to him by an unknown individual, who says
that the amount inclosed was wrongfuly obtained
from the Government
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BYTEIlEQRAPH
The National Republican.
TIKI RADICAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
AN ADDRESS TO BE PUBLISHED.
Destructive Railroad Accident.
FLOODS IN INDIANA.
RUMoR OF A PROPOSED RENIAN RAID.
An address from the Rspubllean Ezscutiv,
Csunmfttss. sfo. s,

An Address from the Rspubllean Exscutivs
NIw YoRx, Sept. 1S-Ths National Union
Committee have issued . lengthy address 70 The
iAmsriean people, which will Be publishsd In the
morning papers II Is signed BY Gov. Ward, Of
New Jersey, chairman, sud the representatives Of
every Northern stats and those Of Delaware, Mary
isud Tennsssss, West Virginia, North Carolina,
Missouri, Virginia and Florida. 90 ~ '
Aftsr reviewing the oosrss Of the rebellion and
the Prssidsst's plan Of rseonstrustion since the
rebellion was suppressed, the committee recon.
mend and support BY srguusnts the following Eve
conditions Of rsoonstrustlon: rys
First, that all persons born or naturalissd In
this country are hsnesforth etissns; second, that
representation shall hereafter BE- bassd on the num-
bsr Of the people, ofwhatever race or color third
sx.rsbsls shall not hold once until Congress shall
remove tho disability fourth, the national debt
shall mot BE- suspended; Anh, Congress shall have
power 10 enforce the above. Hss az
The COMMITTEES nnd encouragement in the recent
elections In Maine and Vermont, and expect their
friends in other States to 60 and do hkswiss. y
A soldisrs' Cenvsntion In Msssschasssts.
Bosros, Sept. 1s.--A convention Of Msssachu.
sstts soldiers and sailors was held to-day ct Fsnusil
Hall for the purpose Of adopting measures to 50.
cure the equalization Of all bountes to the soldiers
Of Massachusetts,, and to secure to loyal men and
their postsrity the fruits Of the war carried to
triumphant conclusion by the valor and endurance
Of the soldiers Of the Union army.
General N. P. Banks was chosen President, and
among the vice presidents were Generals. B. +.
Butler, Dsvsus, Bartlett, Briggs, Kinks, Sergeant
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A story Of wonderfsH aDfseoveries-
$50 Buried Cities-&asla.C Coins four
Pounds I'm Wcight-OAd Tea-bricks

:, Z. IL :, 49,. n ~
An English civll engineer, named Jonn,
son, lateiy engaged IN sne atrigonometricai
survey Of Cashiners, has, maze curious re-
Rcrt Of what nc saw ana neara N Omne.e
Iurnes'enT - Psreo vi '"G "uN .Ing I'M
cessioie W EuroPe4ns. ne says 'nAt WINE
measuring ana triangalatng, iast year, ~
remote stauoh ON the poarders OF oasnmete,
ne receiveI I'M ihvitauon 70 WISH .ne new
ruler OF hnotan, VINO nad expel,ed me
Chinese rom ms province, declared ms IN
dependence, and 'determlned 60 enter INTO
friendly relations WIN the nearest BRUSH
omcer within reach; Inc adventurous john
son beng me hsnaiest, tne khan iorthwitn
Requested nis presence ~ tne capi,ai' lchl'
Inc way tnitner Jay across tne hiuh-Lun
chain OF mountains, oy dimcuit pass az an
elevation oil nineteen thousand ieet-three
miles anu naii. !. was = haru tourney, put
the ndeiatigapie johnson pushed on, saw the
Kahn, stayed with nun ior Tour Gays, heard
some very WONDERFUL storles, ana then mace
his way back by the himaiayan passes-re-
sisting the khotanese lncllnauon 10 mold nm
as hostage ior tne opening OF commercial
relations with England. -, /,
IL ID sara uat iartnonen herman travellers
have previously crossed the high mountains
which hem IN hho,an, no european mas ever
ever before entered lichl, tne oapitaE Inc
Khan Is described natural KING 81 men OF
the Cariylese pattern eighty years OLD, SIX
ieet high, stouHor iar complexion, ana
altogether goodly specimen OF the old
Turkish gentleman, such as ne was IN the
days before ottomans were neafd OF. de
rules province OF Two hundred ana nity
thousand mhabitants, whereot MS capital
contains forty thousand; line strong, men,
and short but pretty women, !air, and cieaniy
IN apparel, and dressing well, all turks and
Monsmmeoans' great easefs OF meat ana
drinkers OF YEA sl carrying on Sohsidera'
pie trade IN Ine lace Of great ulihcnl'ies, ana
most anxious 70 trade WIN tne Enghsn IN
particular. Inc country. well watered py
moderate showers, ana irrigated rom the
rivers wiich now northwards from the Nun
Lun, Is fertile aud productive enough TO
STANG lavorapie comparison WIN cashmere
ltsel,, put lts cimate oescrloea US oeihg
mu tT superior; poth ary aha eqeanie.
Inc reports 1rougnt oack ny MI. johnson
are somewhat Muhchausehlsh: ror instance;
l.. Inc ierui.y o. the country hcrease y
oy me HnPaipapie nus. or , NOUN wh,cn Is
varied IN rom tne aoJacea' s SeseI,s, W,nous
WIND, IN perfect cam, anu mis- the ar 30 us
to darken It., inns phenomenon occurred
curing mr.. 1ohhsohs Visit, anu ne was tneh
unable 10 READ print ~ noon wi,hout can
ole; IL Is not explained now tne ousts pioWh
without O. wind, out Mr.. johnson says IL Is
"waited IN CAIN, ana ne cannot DC con-
tradiGIea. .-...
hoS .at, .he h dnse.t raSe waves .,
SAND whieh sestle int9 mis- three hundred TO
III.
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BurvALo, Sept. 1.-THE report publishsdin the
Canadian journals that the Elevator propristors n
this city had subscribed $1,000 to the Fsnian
funds 10 suthsritstivsly denied BY the Elevator
mon. Nobody here ever believed the statement,
but n sppsars 70 hsvs gainsd some crsdsncs else
where. = 90
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VIM Walker has been appointed pension agent
at Dover, Delaware, vice D. y. Burton removed.
A new pension agency has been established Of Ban
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Proposed Fsnian Raid ON Canada.

New YoRk, Sept. ls.-The following rumor Ia
published in the Express. 1t says; 1--WE learn
from reliable source that three hundred Fenians
are about to leave Boston for raid upon some Ca
madam bank. COL Roberts and the Fsnian Senate
are taking to prevent the expedition start
ipRn
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M.rs.r be-, w.rs....r, la..s.sA..,,,.. 3

woRcHsr.R, Mass, Sept. l7.--About three
O'Clock this morning an intoxicated man, nansd
Fallon, murdered his wife. She was asleep when
he entered ne houss and swoks her. High words
snsusd, when he seized an are and struck her with
H. instantly killing her. He has been arrested
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AUBURN, Sept. ls.-The delegation OF southern
loyalists arrived here to-day. Their meetings are
| advertised for to night
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called mass eonvsntion Of Rhode Island soldier
and sailors to meet In this city on Wednesday, 70
elect delegates 20 The Pitssbufg Convention I. }.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 10 There were Ave deaths
from yellow fever and nineteen from cholera yes.
terday.
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PMLApsLPsIA, Sept 1.-THE director Of the
United States Mint ct Philadslphia, ex.Gov Bul.
lock, has rssisnsd his tpossion In consequence Of
not approving the Presidential policy. M = ~
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Some Of JEFF. Davis Bosom Friends at Fort.
tress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. ls-Bshop Green, Of
Mississippi, and the Rev. J. W. Kelly, Of Peters
burg, both old bosom friends of Jefferson Davis,
arrived here to-day, and had an interview with the
prisoner in the Fortress. Bishop Green Is on his
return from northern tour, and leaves tomorrow
for the South. lie was expected to have gone to
Washington, in company with Mr.. Kelly, to use
his influence with President johnson in securing
the release Of Davis.
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ROCHESTER, Sept. ls.-An immense meeting Of
soldiers and sailors was held In the CITY Hall last
evening. Speeches were made ~ ths Hon. T. 7.
Stewart, of Maryiand;, Col. StAnilL o. ZeSss and
Col. Tharp, Of Livingston county. 80 =
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INTERNAL RnvsNul.-Ths receipts from this
'ource yesterday were $s53 65o.es.
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EVERY removed Postmaster wants to 20
to Congress. Rsvsngs IL sweet. -Bostom Posf.
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Public Dspository Designated.
The Msrchants' National Bank Of Memphis,
Tennessee, was yesterday dssignatsd as . deposit
tory Of the public moneys Of the United States.
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Exanining surgeons Appsinssd.
Drs John D. North, ofJackson, Michigan, and
En- sturgsoa. Of Salem, Ohio, were ysstsrdsy sp-
pointed sIsninins surgeons Of the Pension Bureau
BY the Commissioner. e s..aH.
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Gold.
Grand Lodge OF tho United statesI. o. o. F.
Election Of Onicers.

: NEw YoRk, Sept. lS-Gold closed at l45.
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lnRP HAN U.s. COU RT,
District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON GoGsTS-

In the case Of Christopher W. Lansdais administrator
Of Thomas Connor deceased, the administrator afors-
saidhas with the appreciation OF the Orphans Court Of
the LIST day Of September next for the Anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
collected and turned into money when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified to
attend with their claims properly vOuehsd orhey may
deceased sesate provided copy Of this order pub.
lished once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN previous to the said day.
Test; C.Z ROBBINS
aul8-lwsw# Register Of Wills.
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gor. Maine, and Gideon Mayo, ESQ, appointed =,
agent. - Hh
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promised in the programme. All classes OF
society were rePresehleaM IN .; Ine gatnerlhg,
from tha ."I Trnm crnsna streat The IN.
terests were Identical. and the sympathies in
the object of the meeting were the same.
And of oil the great gatherings in this city,
we can recall no one ,, wnere tne people were
80 nos o 70 Is on hand for the nurnose of nre-
serving order, had nothing to do but to en-
ulate the crowd in good behavior. Every
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THE DEPARTMENTS.

nsnsfsr shs 0uarssr EndinG Jane -.
The following ~ asAssmsnt Of the receipts and
sxpendItarss Of ~ Unitsd statss for the quarter
ending Jane 30, 1853. sxeusivs Of trust funds; 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19
LEHIGH MEDICINES.
/ have the nlnas.

l have the pleas
ure to Inform you
th at | have procur-
ed a supply of the
so highly celebra :
ted Lehigh Medi-
cine, prepared by
DR.. of Zoology and
Anatomy,C. G. Hir-
ncr, at Allentown,
Lehigh county Pa.
and re nj nj G nd
them to your par
ticular attention. /
have particular rea-
sons to recommend
his preparations so
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19
Legal Notice.

GEORGE M'CAIN will take notice that
" Guido Marx and Adolph Brand partners
under the name of R. Brand & Co., filed pc
tition against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, on the 9th
day of June, 1866, the object and prayer of
of which is to recover $3i5.42 with interest
from April 10th, 1866, on account for goods
sold on said last mentioned day, that order
of attachment issned in said suit against him,
and that unless he appear and answer to said
petition on or before the 25th day Of August,
1866, judgment thereon will be taken against
him by default. J D. & G. SEARS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
| July 5th, le66.-6w.
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LOOK III E K Z!
NEW
BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

1fHRISTIAN BEISTLE, avails himself of this oppor-
'tunty to inform his old friends and the people gen.
Jeray, that he has opened, in Upper Sandusky, in
~ the building formerly occupied office, by DR..
onnell, on main street, few doors North of the
frs
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slokh,s coNnITloH POWDER

Has the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
IN this country 1t composed Of herbs and roots and
for midness safety certainty and theroughness stands
preeminsntly at the head Of the list Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines.
1t carries off all gross humors prevents horses from
becoming stiff laundering pures the blood looeens
the skin and gives smooth and GLOSSY appearance,
cleanses the water and strengthens part of the
body 1t is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases
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(Wtitgetbeilt.)
Observation-Disclosures

@rf er weig.-Sn Der 9e1trigen Sikung
bieie 3peige8 purpe eiu @ell6 eingereidt, bic
@rabirllng BON alice aunitr., 5tpii9eH Srpapmaq
rnp 2ancalterItr al nerGn0ern.
Ser SOte De8 Staptratte8 petirte nm hIberes
@ebalt.
Ofe6rere Seuerlerte reidten Yetitionen Inn Sc
balter1Gbuu9 eiu. Spbn BraitnS II. g.. reidtell
eu1 @sIud eit, baB man 8lin9nteper rnp 9eiie II.
0taoede & Comp. Die GrlalbniB ertbeileu m6ge,
Oampin1aidinen SIT erri4ten. Die SrulteeS bes
OicOpno9b Gr5iebung8fOub8 reidten et1 @eludJ
eil,, baB Der Sta0tratb etnelt Blab fir ca8 81 err
ri6tellpe Snitltllt a~l8tpible NIB ei1et Sbel beS
@run0eS ne9ne, auf wel9en baS SiG8 SOipital
ltebt.
Sir 8e19luB murbe bprgele9t, 1900 5ur Ser
i6Tnerung be8 Sranflin Square 81 perpenoer.-
SIR. @pri ld le9te einen SeiGluB Dor, 5tpei Squa'
re oil 8aitillloreltr nTrbli6 BON SrDaOwap mit
~eilernen @itterr 5u I'm I9lteBen; anQenpmmen.
3wetter 3w ei9.-Or. WiCpre ~cferirte Ell
ren Sel4luB, SEN Staotcpmmiiidr 81 fra9e1 mas
l1ugefdtr cine 8ritfe all Oeferlt r. iiber Spnes
6ile folte1 tperDe; paliirt: Die beiben 53wei9e
bielten Sibuug sur 9Sabl eireS 6e9itratOrS.
DE SeIdltIie, melde ben Sbeil BON @oltoer'
rteur Gmann'S 8uti9aft, melher Itb auf pas Ste
gi1trirung6geIes be5iebt, eaopliirel, wuroeu bonn
er1tet 3neig ei1t9el6iGt IND a1gerlDn1rte1t.
Sin Yei9luB, bic 9irettprcn Der Baltimore
ObiosSubu iiber Die 9tat1r oes 3ertpitrfuiiieS nit
tbren Mrbeitern pplt Wtprnt Glare Depot llnb ben
@runD be8 Au81tanpe8 Su befra9en, wurpe 9etas
felt. &ertagt.
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ams @terno.

New<gorf, %. SAM. = Gin 8riel
aus Gan 8ranci8cO melpet, DAP Sen. @ga=
son i'm 8egrif ite6t, na4 0uaoelaiara, Del
6auptltaO letne5 Staate6, ~ab3ureile zen, inoem
er Die NutoritGt unp Die Mtttel 3u bater
bor9ibt, cine Nrmee auf3ubrin9en 9egen Die
Smpertaliteit.
N1frt4ten bon 9aoanna bt5 gum II. UNI
BON Merifu Bis gum 8, linO ein9etrofen. Nad
ben etgenen 8ert4ten Der Smpertalilten lteGt
tbre So9e bort lebr un9itnIti9, @tne ~faiierl.
2btbetlun8, wel4e titr3liA Man3antaa per-
GteB, fanO Oas 4, Battalion In balb pcrbun-
9ertem s3ultanpe u~nterre98. g8 bel erttrte1
iebr Otele.
0arimilian'8 @eIanpter fir Grantretd
1tnp rnsefGbr %preibunpert CUR 6rempenleeiCn
9ebGrtge SUloaten tparen in 8era @ru3 an9e=
tpnmen.
Sefr. Sepnrb mar mod nt1t In 6aSanna
ein9etrOhen. Ser General Captain BON Cuba
mafte SOrbereitun9en gu leinem @mpfan9.
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mof6tnoton, Q. C.

t OttiIie Genee. - Oie iiberal nit
70 eroBem @eifal uuf9enomrnene ainltlerin
troi aeltern iut Stuhttbeater gum eri1en Wale
auf. @Or einem uuBerOroenolt6 fart be- ettem
0oule wuroen bic 3wiuinge auIgefiibrt uno ibre
UortreIfli6en ~Qeiitungen nit entbuiialtiIdem
8eiial eetrDnt. gu ibrer beute NbenO itatts
finoeuoen Qlbidieo8 Gorltelung bat Ottilie
@enee fulgenoe treITliAe Stiide eemdblt; Sin
Yrp5eB UNI einen Gub," D@lidIide 6litterpOs
6en," u@in un9eidlifener 9iomants" uno
v@ine Selbtm6roerin."
@> SIN y6~afbiagton beltfbe man Sc|iellarger
fHr Sen tGolidtn fEO mOd)tntlid)elt ,,l8eder"
Sab{eriptiDnen ME Mu3etgenl o,rd) ben MgtIter
6ru. e. +. gtiehfcIG!, 400 6 Ctr, IA MADDEN
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Staat8geieBgebmms.
q nn1bplts. %. San.

~ u u v " % ~ OuI+
SIM Senat er6telt Scr. S6r @rlaubni6
etne 8ia etn3ubrin9en, be3ii9li@ Der 9ublifa-
ton bon @elesen in ben 3%ettun9en. Serne,
cine 8iG, Die 4. Section bes 80. Nrtifels
auf 5eirut6en be3igli9, gu umenotren.
Die 5au6 : 8ta CUR Sncupurattpn bet
Baltimore Setlen @rmtpa9nie" purOe einbe=
rt4tet.
Scr. Some pom nan3=@pmmtttee bert9e
tete etne 8ta Elm, bic Ncte BON 1865, Gap.
%, 3u an1enOtren, ~ Dap Die in ber1elben Sprz
9ei6lu9enen 8DuntY=8OnbS bon Der 8eteue=
rung befrett perpen; bteIelbe muroe gum
~5tpetten Nfale Derlele n urD fir NittpO9 5u,
3a9esOronun9 9emaAt.
Die BtQ 3u @rnlten Der gSef MarDlant
Sabn tplrpe Oet Balttmprer Senatoren Iber.
tpteIen.
Der Serdt Sertdete 1t9.
SIN s auS murbe cine Oetittun bon meb=
reren 8%erpbnern BON Opr6eter 60 nm Ge=
i%tttut:on pe6 Sttmmre9tS etnseret9t. 6erne,
etne DetttiDn bon s. 2upe uno Sacpb Qepttpd
be5It9li4 Der Nufern=9i3enI fen.
Ser 8eIdluB, Die Contribution be3igltd
Der HtAter Salatre 3a amenptren, tpurDe auI
un6etinmte 53eit oeri1p6en.
Die Sta CUR Incorporation Der Baltimore
S4uBen- Sc eaI4uft purpe gum 3petten Malt
1erleI en- ebenio Die SID, ben 8e3trtsrtAterr
oeS Staates 5u erlaubeu, auf Die @etitiOn bon
Yerlonen, berct N0menpe91el su erlauben.
gta6 Ser6anolun9 eint9er aurerer unri9.
tiger 0elhdfte perta9te ItA pa6 6ous.
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unn Die Qt6eralet be9annen ras Tetter NIT tgs
TEN 6aubiben st errteoern. NuBer Dap Plels
&anunope einen fur6tbaren Stbreden ulttt
ben 8epp6nern pes StGot6enS perSorrtef,
puroe tepp8 burA pielelbe fetrt SHapen gee
tban.
Gin Oeta6ement BON 200 Mtarn peS ll0.
farbiden Snfanterie 9e9imeuts plrpe uper
ben 6luB eeIAidt, nm Die amerttdntl1en Sur@
oer az beldiiben uno Serblteben biz gum I.
46enps. no Elm Oeta6ement pom 46. 9leger@
Neqiment paficlbe ablGlte nit per Subtraction
l4 Suriifiu3ieben, lpbalD Die &atlerltfelt Ell
nen Nn9rif maden pirpen.
Die StaDt mar fat DtrDOet rno Die Hette
pliinoerten noA 6ersenslult. Sine 9rpBe
2uantttdt Sitter wurpe mad GlartSptue 9es
braGt.
@a5 mad 8rppnsSile gebra6t purbe,
parp 1aiirt II. ben re6tmdeigen gigentbiimer
wieOer 3urifaeseben.
Na9pem lf@ Sen. Gscpbabp unD General
@rowforO cine 3ettlan9 um pas COMMANDO
g~eltrttten batten, ret8te lebterer naG Stem Dr.
leans ab, 100 er leitDenl angefUmmen 1T.
NaGpem etne fletne, liberale SerltorFltn9
Die Stapt erreidt Bate, beganrt man ptelelbe
nit 8aumpplenballen 3u fprtit5tren.
Oret fran3Gfl4e Sran8pprtrampfer tnnten
am IS. Sor Der 8ar an, %purauf Sen. Mteiia
begann GrOwerfe gu errt6ten rnO &ancnen
auf3upFan3en, wel9e Brownsville beberrlA'
ten.
Sen. Nteita nptitsirte ben General gSeibel
baB ct, penn er BON Der amerifantIben Sette
anaegrifen merpen Iolte, 6euer erGfnen tpers
be, unp bGAfpaGr16etnlt9 peroet etnt9e let=
ner &u9eln 8rpnnsptae trefen.
Sen. 81. q, Smttb wurpe lOfcrt tber ben
ben Slug 9eI9idt, um Sen. Nteita6 NbltAt
3u erfa6ren; bas Ne1ultat Der 8erbanplnn9
purOe teDO9 ntGt befannt.
Man eIaubt, Dap cine Sriesserfldrun9
empfanaen purbe, General @eibel bat Die
Nrmtrune peS alten Sorts 8rppn befoblen
uno eiren Npntontratn tn Sronun9 brtngen
lafen.
General Meiia Gdt cine anpere 6Orce Mnz
lei6e gema6t, welae ptel b6les Slut er>
3eu9te.
We6rere @utrtlds ertrarfen BET bent gers
fu6 ben 8luB gu t~reu3en.
NmsritantIAe Burger in WatamordS muir
ben nit MtBtrauen betro6tet uno ben Diff
3teren uno Solpaten niAt erlaubt, ben 6luB
5t ~freu3st.
9tm Il. San. btelt @neeraG @et3el grpBe
HeDue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-23
Sins GauoSd.

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