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III IN 2 Feucrs9 Sestiaaeyu @G"=i$ss .
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0as goanlaaa0eie6 IN Ncm.D arf.

Dos q. 9 SUurndt" brtu8t iDtaence
Repttdten 4: ,(Gple Grrlfun9 CAPT,
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melbet, ba6 nit MuSnabme oes yNco
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Strobe, aua 9otate In letntm 8ttrttt &c
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mer pes .9tep 6ogie" lti partaftet nor
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ST. @rabs, (et bic amUtt0niibe 0iag8e
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cie rriade qefrd9t babe, fed oieier, ME
CAPT. 6ut6 ngs bcriftet, 9e0ntpprtet ba'
ben 4: ,8eil ole Srejtstt IN @mertta topt
Ist unb Die 5log4e auf 6dtbmaf gejogen
ourpe uul or eplen @tlAteoenen Sebe
po6t ~ IO0en.| GQpt. 6ut2tngs III
btermtt nidt eiu%peritonpen, pbJpar er eS
Mot u%ntern0bm, Srn, I(ent8ts ju per-
bnften.
(Itn @tnGaltSbefsbt bewtltgt.) Der
~ieaupinGpti&gn 9gfraitdft Bat Acton es
Ycrwsigcrt pgne &On5e6iCn an tbre Ottt'
Atteoer GrIytl0un8en perGbTetden ju l0l'
len. Die v~Sermanta" Don 9rpptt9n,
cine ilberqu6 reiptftatle, aus ben 9GrUpr'
raaenpftn beullp'u Bem0bnern 8rcot'
lpn'5 telebence 9elfuih15t, grfubr Die
lelbe 8eGanpiuna. YtriGr aDer tetne Bet,
duf etns 0eriGtttfte GrtlhetOun9 ~ brtn'
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wlnl6t IL ertabrRn pb es etRer 9el6lOl.
Ieuen @eleai9dft, welde nur ben Dttt'
glteparn DEN 3Utritt %9eNattet, ets tstns
lpetne une SptrttuOiRn otrtauft, lcn'
bern In tbrrr tlBenen 8etluGuns-etn cine
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frtI6ungen an lgTe UittBlteoer ab9tbt
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Den tam, cine Shanf GOn5ehton gu eT
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Il me 8erthtG erlteb etnen 8rfebt, frat
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% unterlagt ptro bis 5u elmer Gntl1tt
puma bts WerihteS bte Gendnnte We
faf1aft ~ ltprea pber 3u tsbeat8en
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reH1ntR,
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pes 9%srtauis8 0etitser @'strdnte ioatel
an Spnnta9en entTelnt, p0er cpW ntnt9
items perbUtlt Weroen Go miro papHrt
par9ltet, D0B ppiiseiptprtge Semertun9s'
oemadt werreu, Doer baB Elm peii3eiptp
riger CURT ptpruiirt ptrs. .
(6pAR r~dtr(deinlt6 J 9tettes |
Der felen uebeIjeu9ung. poB bInnen Sun
,em DttieNigeu wette pGs SOnntageBt
les peyfiW6gn unb psrwInlAen uHp, VI
ipm Az ent5eben. na6 gsm Serfep pt
aern, nit Der neuen Srbnung ber DING
vUm 6frlen e%tnptrR1neen ieiu uno Be
, 0uni4 beaen werten, pap Der Stat
Rem Serlev abrpflll5 Rem MstrUpG
, ctar 9oltjei Dtirif'e tjnYerlet5t Dsl
ben mU@fg. IS 1T btes IN aaen el
=, oenflt@en Standardization bic mao
fhtiaittite.
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9m S1hre 1919 tItiris " aoWnp's Heaop
Neltef Hbel 10 600 ppn aiiattite Ell ebol,ra be'aue-
ner yrrirreu, unb ourd iejHe tebBetti8e aHpsneuh0
ais 8orbsu c . biittl puroeH agtt cine Dlltoh
Weuiben gGretttt.
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1919


On benz auserbltds, ba man RabpuHns aea'
h0 Rettef 6uberti6 ober. il na1 gpri4'tIt tnner.
SID ~antptnesl. bot altr Sd'merS aut, rrcber CT ana
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3ebnidbriger WbeumGttSmnS
burM Giureibuug 0es Rii69rates init
WabtrGp'6 Neabp Neltef

Or. Rot. 10, 60 SaBlt iibcrb. I'LL ist Sebr
Sabteu an Rbsumat'smus. Sest IL gtcneel uutls
sr, poatpmmm Filtfos, oaS Stumsr bulsn on
@lieber lrarer 0ubrbt lsfd'rpOeu II ntnBeitaileti ne
5ares irampibait friIarJt lcbab et peoer ole 5in9st
t,rsasa, nod Die Sdoee cuff roer 3nn,a9sn tonuie;
hen 9oa5eM RBtper purdieg II theuniapl1e SdIler'
len; SaS oeben Gus BEN Sstte retu leGls ie ercttSn
L d,merIeH. Raa btaesie i'm enof d. ban, fas nun
ara, lrGb rub abentS ie cine StgRoe nit U on w.
Rcabo ReIttf ~ejurtbsn Nv lafsr. De ems
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SeutTAe geues.Ss:sFG3erun
GsscTfdS1ff pon SGtttmore.

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nuna genndt. %Nsa
Gt,i e peue gsitaitait III iebt Feretl StritHeruh9ee
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stotrrunfET8,sT. IA be Qft,tu Der Gtienidait fH
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folder 9Crfhtde tetnt @ntrort perbtene;
Der enaltlhe Abmtral unb Der dmertfant.
Ibe Commodore bdttsn ibm BARN 8e6t
aeaeten, unb Der Grifere babe nod be-
merit, bag Der Brief Der eteien 8orihldg
entbiett, an ii& cine senigenoe &e6fsrtt'
auu9 oes aftes Iet, ben er ppa5teben
perSe, bdb istn san3es @rrbalten mdr.
bte uno geBiemenb 9sWffen fet uno baB
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madt pUrren, fe ieien Gber ptecer un'
a~nuebmbar gspcieu, uno o15 SonbdTbe
ment babe barauf ieinen @nfan8 8enOm D.
men.
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fGtfe angawteien pcrcen, nd bstm Gr'
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Seuers Der Torls ~ letn. Die ougldn'
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unO anctren YtdBsn no lie int Safe 81
mes 8pmbaroemgnt8 fHer finp, gu ent
fernfn.
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@rlbes SyieUer.

1866 6eilie Rabwaafs &eabp 8eitei
Gonienbs ben am seltet 6ieter Darutsi etllf8snesa'
lin oisIer ftldtb lren Seucle corrIbeaaer ere Of.
6re6. .. paet tn D(iRi7ppi ben Mtsbnindlsgebntoet
Der ~Iie(itheu Staattu ,eIHtn @sbrdub auaeltBeHttua
aa's Srrt unb Smpiabl &c bfertItb ais has iIEetfs
SnuBmitirl ali rem gtbbGAe
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szzFs BUR beipneerea aetntt iBrobn'e. .eE5a
Giamanberer unb 9seiiepts fonien iepr %peritdltt9
fetn. che fe TIRE Siaete fiafti. nno ioaien ettitiben
nur bon iolhen aneefelten 8eariIen tautsn. bic eon
tb en- 9ebaite lepeii, niGt aeer BON .weatisra peti
9niidentrSa.tu bo lie icnIt Ger @eiabr ~ausgeiest
Hre, beTdptnbers ~ wereen uno ibr Ssle umlonit
auein9eben.
Durtfahrts.8tItet
nab aIsn 9betien ess N. lttns liue Su BADEN bet
gartB 9iIsebraneL d
General. Gmtaraniet- agenisu eet rBalttnip's
Snics tehbabn",
(Ssn1 I'D Rr. 81, Ebauiesitrose Saittnnere.
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sic ,Wfarslau6 Sire SyniurGnce
G.rt,10auin non Baltimore

Sic ,WfarSlau6 Sire SnfnrGnee
Grmpanp Don Baltimore
6at tGr @ireau ~oorldufig nab Der
0DrbpeioGde bon SscOneitr. u. 2rtpp'
lett's @lep,
oi1t ueben hem uegsn Marmrrs9sbause, btr Ppii
e~egenibel,
perie9t.
ssriid,ert due Sprttu 5taentbun In Ger Stabt aut
rem aarbs, rsradeiurut aoufman.s sutr u I. oai
stn Sabr posr iur5ele 5rtit 81 s%iniiatn StoiuSunsth
unS iieat art Rsrlan0en immerWsbten6 nj
ttgeBoI Ell aus -,
Direttprtum:
gbot(ef g5 qprb 81 N Robtnicn
Sra q goufielo ! . SaiIp
CHARLES g gafer aaen " Chapman
ReE GamrteI Sob Ste1monn
JI oombleton Sob O. Secmbler
Du9b u aCprT eatl S3stleI ~
(37-) Sptepb WlthpH SS'-
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aucritan Fire SuinrGnte OtFtc
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NtrEssrf eegrn Gsrtut uu6 ehaSsn erT0 b'er IN
'' her Gtast nno TN County.
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and. Z sr-f, Stnrp grpoer
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ArSy ttSd,dft Upn u ~ ACrf.


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ii. Auiusrfiaatfeli bet b~s..isH sublitnmS . To
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7siGlai iras.b irei set art, snaarsr, F.no4enier &c
N pet Ger. = 4aI&. n lpttben eggebrn4 sritat. 5e
bem goerttn ber Wsit1isnit Is BaliGfort.
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fKirma Gtai = GHgISsh-
Hr. t8, eecGotrn5t,
ggaeusGer benz 80 ANTE.
pp,uisf req rt itnk ,trierr @ebtuqunasa etnaElt5eH.
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III Egg3a W0rtserns&cutcats
S3nhn.

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trit NIT RoutaQ, ben 20. Rpc 1895, In Stait.
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EarItcner Accommodated u9 Hr.4
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gO45ue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.9o
gprfet NCspmmOoaIiorSIug ....,...., e.45 Abelos
. 8e! FoRs, bur6itueu CSaf 3tue) II ytt'SbIrg
Glmtrasr GGHea!u8 baitsn iUii9sa Baltimore "nS
sts DarfiGn.u (fonqiue)-, VSfz II, acconmOSa.
~tCusSist fabrsn - Scnntass ausSer0nInlen - tag
~ sr gtttsbura. gris'r 5dueuSus s'bt-mit due
Eabme bsS Samltass- t'8ll9 eo
Der ptt5bmss @lmtraer S6uelIug 8ebt tael'h aS.
Ycits II ateSmmobatopsiase ipmmen--SO nntaeS
0uBsenclnnien -tagltu) ait.
Fer GIN racr Cd n,pIps Ipntmt - nit gInsnabn!t
hes NtoutaJs-t agt d. an.
Tie Qoi.. Gurp dtnfl (6eit 9'rC)=. Y,ttSpnrgs
Grie'r Gtutlz II gttttbu gzStHitra 7 Smneu5r9:
fttfhet fir in pa rISburB al bic !Ah9, eer sYennlpl
batter GCntialz&tienbabn" rad p'tisbut9 e%leeslane'
columbus, Cincinnati, .Sntiarapclis, &bieaar, Stt
Gpuis, Ecrt gpap c q%euectlt Satto Il. alien guntfs'
I'M aGeher, Rcrez Il. Siolpedeu Genau al.
Die gpitr II, 2 fned5l5e iHltefen tt5 ia slTtra an
bic Sile Der uAsp- gortSiiGr Bdhn. it1c ahsr
Yurt.sN in n5ro .i9sIL piiile.sn u. psfIttsu Herr'
FldbCte mstuuft erbalt ulou im Ga'Uertar .gatn'
boz. &. W. GpbarrG tLsSHpsrultcnocnt;
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SIZE r,Deabrst 1eler SierTbes
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StinNu'S NDlel.

SuaNn'S yo0lel
STR. 81, Hprb>&alrerte, nabe YleafarItffrs
uub unfern ben, .asprtbern GeatraIbabnsD sFrts,
Baltimore. Me.
s- Gus RsiEeasen ipe;;ea t~unfrtlen nas, CUR
beiis SsrirtsHas ssuae'5trt. CSnhiT10
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@efead DerleennS
uod) Rr, 1877, Glib S~rcoerar.
sd NJ sGe meinea geebtttn 8nnteu bic t~rSebeuItt
anSetse, has ir meia Geid,ait aus Rr 207, Snos
arSa6pap mad M 1877, Sib-Stcatpap ipis6 en-
gaiisrn- u. @anton' Nsenut. ceriest babe une eIiuGt
Elm aeebrtes Qublitum bic mtr bisber geidentte Guna
aud, In ben, nsueu epiais iertcauern 5a lofsn ats
8ellser elmer eisenen prIItpinueret, 8 Wetlen
an btr grtbertd 8oa6. Tam tb bic beiten g8aareii 80
ebr bilieem greiie peripreter.
SD smyistIe rpr,aaIi6es Strt6sam altr Serten,
Etrurnpfpaarta, pcueut Saden, tnterbtineen, Ilrs
terboi.n ii. (. no., auesiplib u. eeftntadpoa. Sable
retGrm gsiudbe bel Der tSrannabenben fallen Sabrts-
sett entsessuiebsne. enpfietIi if beiiens
Hpui6 Telber,
gr, 1877, Sub. 8roaopap, spifdei eaherns II.
garipu-MreGue.
NnG, fSts1SS
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Miue Eamifteus Wlebi1in.

2QS Iantil,ene plebbtn tit GO tas nuBhdile o;tb
mitteI, pslhes bic g9tlt ttnnt. gSuo man p0a
Sfmer5en ober rnPdblthiett betnigelutt seer eo1
tintnt G~ESariigtt 9e eelt bscrobtr 10 imttt isin Ct
brau6 raid, Sea yottenier 1t lbhet eaS @elttm ooI
aNiaasH. &tut9t W II It n not OIL enBetsa
oSsr innerea @nwtnbuna 6es U q 3 10 y &eltet
mro BET Bolt bet netnipentiitiI = bmeriehI
ardmpfen q teumattsmu &eIpeus
web, @t6t, 9euoenl d. mer5, taitsm
8iebe., bRiem 4als. @rtppG Otpbs
tberte GOuseAtpn tter gn.i5bneune
beiaqene patent hb leid,ier II. trcbltr tub!t7
@i6ttgc 8emcrfun9. - hgF Hanos
ntrtbe mo Aueere, melbe III bum beileeel'
ten @f1enbtn ipplneli, 100 es f9pjr BAIT, he Dienitt
ttnes WRITES su erIausea. ut U a B 10 ap'6 0eaop
We[te} unFdsdtbar. @s Fam nit oct pntitoen
Berifvruu6 gsbiap6t Iperotn, CAB &c III allen tepeu
0uie Djenite leite, no mdrt W b Il ODER
Z d merle ipiirt noer NIT
Giripre, 0tpbtbsrie bbitnt paiie,
idlintnlent Snllsn, Ssltyte.t,
Gaaens3 fltf, uaterieibss,
9ungers, eebers II, RGrtt.G utiaueuns,
o6et NIT Salsbrauns' 5dlstntSan5uaG
@shielRebet oeeg nit A%euol9t,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26
MARINE DIsA STE II.

Wreck OF the Barque 90. H. Hamilton"
on Point Judith-The Crew Savcd-Thc
Vessel a Total Loss.
The barque @. B. Hamilton which sailed from
this port on Saturday, December 70, went
ashore on Point Judith, Rhode Island, at about
half-past O'clock on the morning of the 2lth,
and will prove, it is feared, total loss. The
vessel was under the command OF Captlln
Sheppard, and was bound for Portland, Maine,
in ballast.
The ship experienced good sailing weather,
and up to the time of her striking no fears we're
felt as regarded her course and position. The
wind was blowing freshly from point nearly
due west, and was what a mariner calls "a good
stiff breeze" with nothing of violence in it,
although the sky was hazy, and the air colds
At the time of grounding the barque was
drawing seven feet of water, and first struck
about two hundred yards from the shore. Every
endeavor was made at once to get the vessel OIL,
but she kept humping and drifting on to
within less than hundred yards of the shore,
when she swung around and became utterly
unmanageatle.
The ship carried but one boat, which was i'm
medately lowered with a view to saving the
lives of those on board, but this, being swung
of from the wind ward Of the vessel, was shivered
t. pieces against the vessels side III consequence
OF The strong current which sets around Point
Judith and the wind which dashed 1t against
tne ship BY this time the attention OF some
persons on shore had been attracted, aud with
commendable promptituce these individuals
brought boat on wagon from place about
half a mile distant.
Some difficulty was experienced IN launching
this boat when one of the officers of the barque,
pi, curing an empty beef barrel, fastened line
to it, and, upon being thrown overheard, it
drited ashore. The rope was then secured to
the boat, and the latter was dra Sn to the vessel
BY the crew, who embarked in 1t and made their
way safely TO the mainland, having remained on
board the barque upwards OF five hours after she
frs. struck.
In this locality there are comparatively few
habtations, and the rescued crew found some
difficulty in obtaining shelter and refreshments.
the inhabitants beng evidently inclined to
piont, " ossible, by the nllsfortunes and neces
sitics OF the shipwrecked mariners; and one
individual, who occupies a residence on "the
Point" and is repuLed wealthy man, failed
to offer as much as a cup of coffee 10 the DIS
tressed crew.
The Captain went on to Portland to confer
with the owners of the barque, and the ships
company arrived in this city on Monday even
ing ON the steamer Commodore, from Stoniug-
ton. All their personal effects and baggage
were saved.-N. Y. Herald
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26
Italy-The Speech of the Pope,
From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, December 24.-The state
ment in the Herald that large cotton ware
house near Norfolk, Va, was destroyed by ire,
one day last eek, and $500 bales of cotton con-
sumed, with loss amounting to $l4l, 800 is in
correct, no such fire having occurred either in
Norfolk or its vicinity.
The United States District Court, Hon. A. c.
Underwood presiding, adjourned on Saturday
last until the May Term. The Admiralty case,
in which the owners Of the steamship Sar1gossd
claim salvage for saving the schooner Mckee,
found IN distress Ats at sea and into {sro
by the counsel on both sides. The amount in
volved is about $500 but the respondents
aver that the vesse! and cargo were ouly worth
$50, 900. JUDGE Underwood took the case under
advlsement, reserving his decision for fifteen
davs.
The schooner Rebeccd Shepperd, of Phadel-
phia Captain Feaston, from Kingston, Jamaica,
bound TO Philadelphia, with cargo OF guano,
arrived at Norfolk to-day, in distress. She OBJ
tanned her cargo at Navassa. but had the misfor
tune to encounter the terrible hurricane which
wrecked so many vessels. Among others she
put into Kingston dismasted and otherwise
damaged, narrowly escaping being wrecked
She left Kingston fully repaired, No rember II,
and up to the Capes OF the Delaware encoun-
tered severe nOrtherly weather. On the 10th
instant, off the Delaware Capes, she was met by
a severe northwester, and was driven off as far
Hatteras, where she lost her jib-boom and
sails She reached Norfolk early this mornlng,
and viii remain there a week repairing dam
ages. The schooner Hnpudence sailed from
Kingston far Halifax, n. S., November l6
The schooner GOl1en Lead Langthorne, from
Swan Island, previously reported, has arrived
at Norfolk.
The schooner Lady Antrinl, from GreenpOrt,
Long Island, with cargo OF stores, and Ida
richardson, from New York, in ballast have
arrived at Norfolk.
rived in the Chesapeake Bay, bound to Balti,
mere,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26
The Congressional Exclusion Party.

NASHVILLE, December A.-The Congressional
excursion party reached this city from Chatta-
nooga at half-past O'Clock this afternoon, when
they were escorted to the st. Cloud Hotel Tney
afterwards visited the Capitol, viewed the city
from the top of the building, and, after examin-
ing the building throlehodt, declared it to be
the frest State Capitol in the United States. At
O'Clock they sat down to q banquet of welcome
rendered by the municipal authorities. few
remarks were made by Nessrs. Foster, Wade
and Ramsey, who declined TO make speeches.
More extended remarks were made by Senator
Lane, and the Hon. Mr.. Latin, of New York.
General Msuny and Ex-Governor Brown also
made speeches. The latter entered into dis
cusson of the political question of reconstruc-
tion, 10 which General Howard briefly replied,
demolsLiDg the argument of his adversary.
General Frank CheStham, late Of the Rebel
army, when called upon, as Presidedt OF the
meeting, for a speech, refused, but offered as a
toast, Here's to the Unionn
The excursionst5 leave tonight at II o'clock,
on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad, for
Memphis, where they will psrtake of Christ
mas banquet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26
Markets hY telegram.

opened strOng but suddenly dc ctnet. United states
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i issue io7SaiS7g; @ % Ten.fOTsS rfT coupons sSss
hifties, all issues, lO4s a104h Missouri 6s,
92l; Canton COMPANY, 45b; Boston Water Power,
46 Western. Union Telegraph AL; New York Cen
trail 1921 Erie. 6S; Reading. los A9l05f; Michigan
Central, l06G107; Michigan Southern, 623.
MOBILE, December 24.-Sales OF cotton to-day,
700 bales; middhngs, 8lc closing quiet, with a
liRh demand The market is rather bare OF cotton,
but the factors are generally selling AZ the quo
tations.
BALTIMORE, December 26 Trade Is generally
dull and unsettled. Flour is depressed; Chicaqo
s1Ia, $ll'76G12. Southern. high grades are scarce
cerles Dropping. Seeds are very Q1ieti CloVerseed
$sHOi flAHseed, $2'T5. Whisky Is neglected and
nominal.