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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fir ale @teuerSotIer i'm 3. 8e,trfs Ntarg
lamb.

lano's.
Ane ue3 ben Scr. ct, Gteuers5eisSen neg II &eaefr
iscneu, 2l5reesGIoFouusu. 9Gf N, SIS1tereu. Sus
be1 Inn @olpSei@trrs II. f. T.. Iaut ber s1PrssItfe heT
BeReuerEu5 u~uterpcrfeueu Prfcusu ueEeea hermit bes
ua&ri&ttst, bos beiagts 2ifs oom ReStTts aHsfcr stuse-
taufen IA rpe ale b~erGrttseu asso5su n u u N B {
pILRpmmsn fGIGts uue1aRI6ar fnc.
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Baltimore reu Der stsU en- Bic 5nr EHs etnf&iiests& hr
2Qteu gS&rt.
Wit Ser GuffOroerHus Sur S~s;abIHus oieier Gtsrern
per5suee ID bic Ra'nnuG boS tsOes &c 'Sanuis . cIbs
Ier NeSaPIuuS DOT crer ~ipSteters on o
Ben Is. Septeuber etrsu to itersu
stener,HfaS nsbf Gtrafe, tie eer @teuezeiuneSuer Elm
sn'reibex ssieSli@ sespuuseu ifs etaf6lteSIt@ sttpsieez
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RfESUSe Der G6rfr ubeS nsru NsRaruts. a
&GIsimrgG. ben ~. GaspR 1850
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Goursbert Gt.-@Olo 145@, l45G. y
3Oer lO7. 1Ost. 1OI4oer 98t 188ler ia
Baltimore Gitp 90er 1908. 81. Central 1885,
qrie 72k.-&anton GornhaQnie 52@.
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IS in gton, 4. Sept. Sn Der beus
tioem Wunt;tpnlpabl purbe Balentine. Der
Unions Gonbibat fir Wapor unb Das gauge
r1ntcnSt'de NIT oererJ6erter TiaiOrit6t ee'
mG6lt.
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Die %trawsruAe Dtftwe uub 9tnber.
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GmuEenTeits MnlEl9e4
Tteieatgeu, peI&e bur6 bas Sen br S&nseu GeeGe
f&aft entwsner fir bic Gnfeit!suHS Oter Ct fs'Ens ir3eub
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talp als mSlI q ausSufeGeu, h'eielDsn ron ben betref.
Counts. 8otRseru ruh Dem 9rSFbenteu hes @srsius uns
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RraSe sur saPIaHa gu PrSientreH.
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h,mt,nc) S. 3, G&Ermauu, GeSre
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s.. MSdnner'5 Gcbm!s,

SIC, So German, Bp, 9OporO- unO Gutarfr,
Das G5inter Sem. fer bestun$ am gpontaI. ben 8.
@ept. gIteru. tpeIae ibre &taosr In u7eius GnRdIt III
f@tdeu ptnf@er. freross fr unbitf crIuSt, iSre gun%-
hnngen 70 bale pie u5sIi@ 90 maGsn.
1fept 81 8, 1Snner.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-30
THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A Card from Henry j. Raymond.


The following reply has been sent by Mr..
Raymond to the letter of Governor Ward:-
NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 20, 1867
Hon. Marcus l.. Ward, Governor etc.-Sir:-I
have Just received your faVer of the 2Sth. 1t is
a matter wholly within your own discretion
whether you attend the meeting of the National
Union Executive Committee, called in this city
for the Sd of September, or not; but am not
aware that you have the right to overrule the
action of the National Union Convention, by
which, in common with yourself. was made a
mlttee itself, by which was made its Chairman
and Treasurer.
need not inform you that meetings of the
Committee can only be held under the call of
its proper officers and that action taken at
meetings not SO called can have no binding
authority. My object in calling this meeting
was to afford the Committee an opportunity
TO take such action, In regular form, as ia ITS
Judgment the condition and interests of the
Union party may require. If its members do
not choose to attend 1t, my duty will have been
performed. ...
am obliged to you for the opinions as to
my political course with which you favor me.
/ trust l do not underrate their Importance. or
that of the distinguished source from which
they come. l have no desire to controvert or
comment upon them, though as at present
advised certainly prefer my own.
hope need not add that have no desire
to hold any official position in the National
G mittee of the Union party or any other,
against the wish Of its members. But deem
1t my duty, especially as this is not merely a
matter of personal feeling, to insist upon regu-
larity of action as the only mode by which that
wish can be ascertained.
Yours, very respectfully,
..- HENRY j. RAYMOND.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Tupelo Taken by the Liberals-Seven Hundred
Men and Large Quantity Of spoils Captured
CHICAGO, August ga Galveston despatch.
dated at noon to-day, states that Tupelo was
captured by the Liberals last Thursday, with
the entire garrison OF 700 men. No lives lost on
either side, as the place was surprised by night,
and the garrison overpowered before resistance
could be made. Besides the prisoners, eight
rifed guns were captured and hoo small arms
with large amount of baggage and stores.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-30

The Cholera on the Lower MissisSppi-The New
Orleans Tines Gays the cholera prevails among
the negroes on the lower 'coast, as the banks
of the Mississippi are termed In that part of the
country. The colored troops who were attacked
with the disease while In New Orleans at the
they returned to the forts below the city.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sheridan Still Holding His Grip on the Rebels
He Threatens TO Bring More Troops Down.

Nc 4HI5aVenE 70 bTIIlB HIOre Iroop5 UUWH'
CHICAGO, August 29.-New Orleans adyices
say General Sheridan still holds his grip with
unabated force upon the city officials and Plug
troops would be sent to this department unless
matters soon assumed a different aspect. He
has ordered two companies of regulars on duty
at Baton ROuge TO report immedlatelY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-30

Why Mr.. Stanton Remains in the Cabinet-He is
to Account fo- Conduit Daring the Re5elhon-A
Suit Already Instituted.
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The Cholera I'M Cincinnati.
The Price OF Gold.

CINCINNATI, August sO.-ony three deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
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NHw YORK, August 80, nOOn.-GOld is quoted
at l7A
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COMFORT FOR SMALL INCOM ES.
BY
N r S. WAR r EN-.
AUTHOR OF

AUTHOR OF
HOW MANAGED MY HOUSE ON TWO HUN.
DRED POUNDS A YEAR" "H0W 1
MANAGED MY CHILDREN"
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Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
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The Premier's Post-Prandial
Drollerles.

BITTER PoK e AT PHILADELPHIA
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TINE ND BANQUET.
GRAFTON BY THE PRESIDENT.

sPEECH BY SECRETARY SEWARD.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-27

MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth,. " esterday the
number of lockers on was somewhat larger thar
usual, with upward tendency.
Balm Co. VS.. J Smaw. Action to recover
the amount of S32 So, for goods sold and deliver
ed. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Balm & Co. VS.. ] g Smaw. Action to recover
the amount of S54 81, for goods sold and deliver
ed: Judgment for plaintiffs.
j. Wilson Jordan, careless Niger, was arrest
ed for shooting Sharper Bess, brother cuffee,
and handed over to the Freedmen's Court.
Marks Foreman and James Wilson, colored
guerrilas. were arrested for stealing two cows
valued at $40. Case continued till to-day.
John Jones, colored, and old offender, was
arrested on complaint of A. Durham, charged
with stealing bacon valued at 81. Turned over to
the Freedmsn's Court.
Jesse Braxton, the negro shop-liftsr, we allu-
ded to few days since, was arrested on com
plant of Hirsh Friedman, charged with stealing
two pair of pants valued at Sl4. Turned over to
the Freedmen's Court.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-27
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers
Co. Partnership-- Charles Reid has taken into
partnership his son, George G. Reid and will con-
tlnue the General Commission business under the
firm of Charles Reid & Son.
National cypress and Transportation Company.
The attention of stockholders in this company
is called to their advertisement in another
column.
Wanted 200, 900 Red Oak Hogshead Slaves,
and highest market price paid by Charles Reid &
Son.
Sssda Oats, Goldfish and Potatoes-s, 900 bushels
seed oats, and large lot OF Goldfish and potatoes
just received and for sale by B L Bockover
Oyster-SheNs wanted by VIM Lamb
BAKERS and Jarois's Island Guano-A large
supply at $50 ton, shortly expected by Charles
Reid Il Son.
Gods Plan of ,Salvation-See notice e.
Situation wanted by young man as Porter in
store; will loan his employer $500 or $1,000.
Address by note, P. g. K, Day Book Office.
Regular AUCTION Sale this morning at l01S
o'clock, BY + Ferguson, No. Wide Water
street, of Mules, Horses, Furniture, &c., &C. See
notice.
Oranges, Sugars, Bacon &c-Sweet Oranges,
prime Bacon, and fine Sugar and Cheese at Davis
d Brothers, "a Roanoke Dock.
70 the Ladaes-Corsets, hoop-skirts, kid gloves.
and wet goods at Oberndorfer's 40 Main street.
One Thousand dollars worth of Internal Revenue
Stamps, OF all denominations, for sale by VIM w
Chamberlain, No. II Roanoke street next door
to Day Book office.
Typographical Union, No. e6.-Meeting this
evening at o'clock, at usual place. BY order Of
the President. o
No. Main street, Hath a witty tooy of adver-
tlslng his line stock of groceries. Look out for
his notices.