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Empire Block, ptsre Staet 3. Strabe'
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edlt fir ben 0rps. unb Rleinpsrtauf aue AIttn
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Apptoeierpaaren, uns prapartrt: Wee'ltas1 IN
s:UEer 9luspab! spryatble. -. VIZ
yDisaarpertduier pom 0anss esbaltta eet vn'
srus- -8aar- Gintiufsn bic aleIsanltisten epan-
sen. , ;.
Mssi3tnen a,rssn na& 9ssspttn 81 teest 3s's
pom bsisen Naterial traparits-
psriiimerien uns IOi!s:tsnartiIsl IN anuett'
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Oeutl@f8 @aftz unb Boarptna !. 6ous

Il. - e, .'s''O OVutp1HB Ddus,
Sf' a'te0ag StraBs, ct. paul, arots oserz
ealb bss alien Ylagfs.
Dst uatetsst@nete betbrt Fd BEN wublifum
an3n3elgen. baB Il fein neues Saus auf,s g"na
s1tne wv ane oeautmite einseri9tet mt aorontirt
aaen @ see9rtsn @afieu bilies uns bunustts Wtsi.
oe' Dem oauls seFntst F9 quite stauuuo.
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Das terlbmte enslil&e
>pierbe<, Ntnbpieb> II. @6af-
LINIMENT,
tpsltss ieter Darmer ais Fd:rltss 9urmittsl 1ilr
aas Arten au6erli9sr ssrautbsitsn Ssines Wtep.
iIaness in, 9auis talten ioate,
SIR peles 0inimsgt balte i'd has Depot tur
sen Gnsrpb -Se,.auf in ben Staatsn Witanelota
suus gSiscpnIn. -i ...T4
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Dnarb1llam [6Qirlifel,

Das aussel,itnstas ausr beEannten IHittsl, iur
YsfSroerIMs bss @a@stbums hts paars nne
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JarSf sss(f!tsn, fir brn @rcS- u. TleinSsstauf.
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Blut< uno @aueuretrt9ung

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Die bsne Dansmebi3tn tiir bic groBe Mnaabl pom
Rrautbeileu, uel3c tur@ T.runretntnun9 ess
YIuts uno St1rung ber Verbauun0s' Os1ane
bs1porserufen merben.
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uar, pauale dab 70 feint teluatblibt
@itte bic bier nt&t perpcttet, ia ptrfttmt,
teine peut(9e Guoenp, rte bitr nt&t ale
pas eutipreebenre ealter aeb.anctmarft
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Die ldbufte ID Dem &ron,e tet Euaens
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81 ga galt ltets DUrrdtps unb pTerirt Ten asstrteu
Brtibes beifes 9aeerbier,
s'"s m ao'oallans'ee luspabI ter uur;igi@nenQSei-
talttm SmbiB niGt TetIen. 81 s. GueeI'
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Wie0lj111 9esen NDeltmatl9mW9
itltt in BIN bJsarsisRtn GaQen bieier Vranttsis
Don Gterlfsr Wirtung, wirb ben 3anstaufleuttn
~ lolten Yrelsn at8ela0sn, msl&e ibnen quite
Vrsfts beim Gerfauf li&ern.
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.. sarSer g. Minn., .=.
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innees Bier, noSun Mbneb.ner in icber oemiiniG,z
!e zen Aluanttfdt gum epuran.en Marftpreis tabsu
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Doctor GD@enf,

prattt14et
Nrat Neeeu6eur Nr2enarSt 4 Sperateur'
Office; Cd. BET Dritten unb Winne(otaRrab ;,
9pre4Runeeu: BOn 9 abr @oraens bis 4ub'
IadmittaSs.
MeGeens: JortFra6s, nabe bsm Sntatnsbeule
Bril9er SmpfRof fete porbanoen.
Dr. $. @ebeIHdbt. M
'.. 9pmSppatil&sr Arst,
OfFee 3.Str.. iber Mayp'S Gtien>Stors.
Mubuuno Gde 10. unb Wetter @trabe.
@pre4nuaesn a~it&sn II unb 3 ubr Ma&m'
glebsntei balte i'd sutiae @erfs, ionie NE
bi,iuen aum 9,ripat. unb TaM,liengtbtnutb unp
Dr. @i,ntberS 1bie,a,jt fir Qanbleute linl Vtr'
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,,9myfane mttfrti&em stlrnbsm StpG Sprntuamt
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II. w IpuI sIU >S)etuYI tUI umlQUI, 'DQB
eine 8robt 6ftuei@ii@e alrn1ee plSB!t&
an bic 0ttnse ppm 8osnten 9ebra@t
wuree, ineem pte Oefreider @runb se,
mug baten. einen Mn8rif eufSlln9arn,
siet.sne Der Jtoltener. - btflrdten. gla&
eineut anetrn 0er11t tdtten bte Static,
ner cine gormartsbeweeuno am Mineio
l8ema@t. 5Ts zG5 iHss
& Als bsr 35niss BON preuben am 9ten
Stunt auf per plattfcrm bee @tettiuer
Bubnbofes auf bic Anfunft eines pom,
.mertiden Nesimentes ,partete, ftlrste Elm
tletner. tuoblteleibtcr Mann. nit einem
bt.en 8nittel In ieiner .6anb, auf i'm los.
Gr rua.b fofort ron einem ppliatlten III
EBurtN aetporfen. 2lm namit@en Nbenp
ueriammelte f9 cine 0robe Menge Men>
i&en ppr ben, auspdrtigen Mtninertuu,
eie alle Ginlab begsbrtea. 9lls man fe
fraste4 ,pas ite tr1nf9ten, ersab eS fi9.
oab ile alle um cine unb tie(elbe 3eit BON
unbetannten periunen NIT Briefen an
@iaf 8ismatt Seianct waren.
AusDrfebtn pom t2. Mat,
5idretbt pte rQonftituttpnele 3eituna":
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Ie!sepnt : etnten. eag !. sHss eSaeso et !9anla
p.a" ~ o!e m!e2I y aue 1es sge!@l@tes eo@ aae
Vss WStlSstu"etus p'ntat61ttv UItunhul
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SbdrleS Sdrfen5.
ntatsfhpr .

Nptar u1tb 2an6-Naeut,
Spetepee,........,..... Winnelcta>
e. sIspEeblt ii& CUR Ginfa afiruua Bon 6, ,elt,ru ami
"9Msle1.!9nng ron Vpamadten fur DeutldIane.
T.. Vpenrals iu1 Iusfertisuua BON W,.faufsur-
sMnoen MI uae lenitisen Dueumenten, iopse ,um
~1, Si Mne Serlauf BON @runssieentbum. 5:
DlFee TIM Stpre ppn 5cltcn, 5artsns U. g..
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Ha9erbifr Saloon
Sic 2a9erbiev:8rauerci
GbriR. @tQtImou,

isiVyItV. lSluDlnllNn
:lrant uno bat far ieben Besarf in ct. vaul mic
!ai n!. Yen xrpett MAO otn 9anhRisttn Minne1p.ae
psts eas auseelstdnstite easerbisr scrratbia.
80 ttsE5e spsN
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Dr. $. SO eb e1Hdbt.
Dr. Sc M pntrcpille,

- 0r. Sc M pntrcDille,
ulY1YY9 ns' 3abnar3t
<Drite @t,abe, rate ter wpR.OfIee, ct. paul.
=, MQss, uaS Gtb auf 3dbne Mne guae efl'ebt,
spiro in beaer9Bsie u. au nabistnseoifen btlsrss.
Beatebun9en: ..5E
bsrr OATS (pon Bcrup u. Oats) Banssr.
berr Gpaer.un, Q. Nutienal. .8ane -
OF. po@rirbea, Bif&ef 0raee.
Die ORE. @sedRaat. Brtsbia, @&ea nnb bic
Mer,te @t. Vaul's iterbaupt.
Col. Eiefer, Geitor her @taats3ei.ung, unb eins
ercbe AnaabI berporraasneer Blrser. 39Gi
Dr. 9n. st. pattel(on, Be-
3abnar3t, ~.
3. 6traBe. aeben Dr. Ste,part's Mpptbete
..-.a-E ct. pauI, Winn., -El.
s,uaiebt 3abu. Operationen i&mer3lps unb btRlt
uab iibsrnimmt bae Giuiesen tanflt9er 3dbn'
lur beiten 8efrtebt8un9. 311-1
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!. 8 er ner= alIc"
Jrauf Merner,

Dr'tte Strabe, neten csr ,,Guncert.l,a.ls"
& &s1atat Yasul l, Minn. q
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II eaTo9 ayaal aaR ssa qfIs sstsal aTse: EFff''
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mar. cae ltd1 unter auletttBer freunbliper
3ultimmuns auf5fe, na@tem eS 5i4 au
elmer 8eoeutiamtett oufseldwun0.n, mel
@e etne Separtrun9 am plabe eri@einen
!teb.- &ebr i6munsbofte @eibafte iinD
[erner bie @roeerte> unb prcpiiiunsbanrz
lut'8en Der 6erten Yeter Nauen,
5. =. 9uber. unp 6errn Dptt,
.lne Bic GQenwaarenbanblunQ BON s..
SSmaIp.
Gafeicr able Arbetten fit bic berren,
0arberobe liefern bie @ertfdtten psr
&lstberfanitlet, 6erren Slid unp Meyer,
llno bas an8enebmite 6u ritter 0ewabrten
Meiitnben Die @afb5fe cer 6erren 6 s.
Mtller,Nua Gnbe, Mcam 3eb,
peter Bilrfenins nnb 3irdler.
Greeuente @aid, unb Iuifettenieifen
ltefern fit ben @robbanbel In ie6r relpef<
tateln auantitdten bic 6erren 6eS t.
mann unb @retben In st,stattotp.
6ter bIibt aud BE 6art< unb Gil,n.
raarsnbanclung Ter 6erren lbtry.
wel@e spn ,rett uno treft aus cem Qonte
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DE CUTE Rod. ftna unp vurable8 Rottae,
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rial searteitetes 8ertseu9 ,c. billia. &C,
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Ntutfte t1@h tpi4ttse Ma4ridbten
~ aus Gnrppa.

B Dtt Btrltner Gorreipunbent ber Con.
bon Zines f&teibt ;sDte rufiii@e III, ifiip,
li&en polen Ieoneentrirte Nru,te be,pea,
Etl@ nut,, lansiam apaneirenb, (,eoen ii,
l9lelliat @reuat, unp ,pirp, mte man n
9altjttn nermutbet eine fol1e Steuunp
nebn1st,. UNI eDentuea 3ur DtSpoiiticn ped
&ailer6 3u tfetn. ti
Sn 3opsnba9tn mutbe NIT Beitimmt.
belt pe,ltdcrt, nab S@neben, 9lorueaer
lno Dauemart cine Ofenfipz unp 81
fsnfae. A4:ans yefhlonea babtn. (glor.
iws8en ~ etwtbnen, 1T bier ibe.Fdeia,
pates befanntli9 NIT Sttmeten perbut,.
ben 1T unb fetne eisene dueere politit u.
Diplomatic bat. Mnn1. 3. Neb. ber s9ll,
Stssts. s.)aa 1862 491 61J-s
Gs witb beri4tet, eab @rof men9pprf,
oer 6ftrretdiihe Mintfer be9 Ausw6rtt.
gen. benz preueilhen @efancten son Wer,
tber feline ,ldi1e Dorentbielt, bis bic preuz
biide NeBieruns ben bplaeinti9en Reate>
r.lnes. .Gommt1dr, .5errn 9ei1tr, Der IN
3olttstn perbaftet purbe, fretlteb, bater
au9 Baron 0ertber Bten erl am Ia.
babe perla6en t5nten.
3wtl&en BreScta unb oem @enettants
f&en IT bic @stbtnpuns unterbrc4en I;
ptssttera tpuret 8ei&lci1en.
Ge tpar ein 0eriidt I'M llmlauf, ba6
eine erobt 6lttuei@ii@e Armee pl1B!t@
on bic 0rfnse ppm 8osnte, 8ebra@t
wuret, ineem cte Sefreider @runo 9e,
mug baten, einen An9riif ufSillnearn.
ietlsne per s}toltener, ~ befiir&ten. gla4
einent anetrn 0erii6t bdtten bie 9talte,
ner cine gormar!6beweBun0 am Mineio
8ema&t. 3Hs Yg5 Ttas
70 Als b.r &6niss bon NreuBen am 9ten
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DIED.

BRDsALL-In Orange, j. Third day morning. Ninth mees
18th Francis Hn, child Of James and hssisnhA Bidss s
Funsr.i on Finh day the both ns O'Clock D. ~ resi-
Brooklyn
ELY-Ln Detroit Michigan rdeBce Of his isv Robss
Ho. ESQ., Monday IT, 1886 Gss Ely IN his Tist
kotace offunerai hereafter
JcEEs-At hi residence Rsdss Osweso Co. ~ r. rtsy
the fh inst Of typhoid sver John Jones' esed % year,
Hekjnst Oneida Osvego County papers plesse copy
LHG0ETTO Thursday H. Bfsdys Bend armstrong;
Penn Reuben Lesgst aged % yes formerly Of broskyn ~
LYLE-n Brooklyn Saturday the lssh inst Agnes wis
Robert Lyle sssd 50 ysArs uOntha and - days native o
gov. Scotland u Itf
0isssov plesss
Notice Of fur efAl hereafter. I'd W.
snELToE-on Monday Sept H. Mrs Maria sseiss IN 49,
The relative. and friends Of family respectfully invsd 70 a.
residence q MI john Etth n
10 Reed ave.
SMIrH-Ou Tuesday Sept is Eliza Armstrong; wife "a Wa
Smi n 63d 81 hes
The 70 svss s friends Of the iamJ invited %
d. q, o'clock without further nrts'i'e
VAN EOsTRAND-on Monday evening Sept a. EDWARD Jsmss
Henry D. aud Mary Van kosrand IN the h year o. h 49,
the family invited 60 attend the fenerst
Wednesday sfsmoou. al O'Clock nom ae fessoenes % -
parents. Gresnvils. N j. ~ rs 80
VAN wAGOsER-on Monday Sept II. 1866 C s. Van WAGNER
Fasr. from the Second Reformed Dutch Church Psersoa j.
Thursdsy, sept ~, 81 10 O'Clock O. N -r....
WADswORrH-At West Mornssnis. Monday Th inst. hsss
g. wife Of Nj Jane, Wadsworth aged ~ years 80
wEsrCorT-On Monday evening coruis MOis wife Of Rassa
w. We..cott.
Ths funsrsI osmni.es will place her rssidsno. sus.
Kew-Jsrsey Thursday 10 Of IL o'clock Friends ens
Ly., viii take 81 O'Clock train from Hoboken Csrsss s
depo. them 20 the house Inc ss
will Be taken % Cypress HlI Tor inermeni.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

WENDELL PHILLIPS NOMINATED FOR coNGng5s
speeial 0hpsleh to The N Y. Tribune
m BOsros. Tuesday Sept. 1911 p. m
delegate Convention Of the working eight-honr msa
OF the Hid Congressional District Rces Was held this
evening in the Franklin schoo-house. Several OF the
delegates 20 tho Convention instructed BY the pm
mary meetings 10 nominate Wendell Phillips the work
ingmcn's candidate for Congress The Convention was
fully attended 20 delegates from different wsrds and Rox
bury being present After speeches from Mr. Coffin.
Chairman. James Redpath, MessTs McC0nbray Bandlear
and othor wogkngmen, an Informal ballot was taken,
which resulted Is for Wendell Phillips against blanks
and for other candidates The nomination wcs then
made unanimous By sccamation. The result was hailed
with enthusiastic cheers
Active measures will be taken 10 prosecute the work OF
eecting Phillips This nomination is unconditional The
workingmen pledge themselves to vote down Republican
candidates for other Offices if the Conservative Repabb
refuse to rafy Phillips This is the first working
mems Congressional nomination in this State.
The German Republicans meet next Monday to ratify
this action The leaders say that they can pledge solid
German vote for Phillips whether he IL the Republican
candidate not RoIbuy 10 is understood will go solid
for Phillips and his friends assert that they are toleraby
Of majority in tho Republican Convention don't
v0uef for this statement personally.
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ncndes the prevention OF renewal the legitimate appca
ton OF TO Their future course must
cease II Is not true that in OF n Government &C
9ues al OF the begerent rights known 70 international law
II has osy % much o. that Kind Of right over It's ogD peop
this source 80 much n supervising 1snrree
ton, and this does include the right 70 take and
bold its rebeliOua citizens and their territory az
conquest 1t authOiNed to employ to vindicate
In accordance with this rule the President as Com:
mander IN Chie compelled the after they hsd
don Of slavery tho agitation Of Which had been G cause
this war and and might ss the cause Of another, TO null
belgerent action and until embodied claim which
threatened utOre conflict and fnalv repOdiae ther var
debts the recognition OF which would have been hostile act
vindicatng the legitimacy Of nsurrecton and Threatening It's
The institution of Slavery the ordinances Of
var debt were strictly hostile positions. a9s threat
S There could b n complete ssrndr Of the
belgerent attitude Of the insurgent communities Of the
double functions Of Military Commander and Of the civil
eouon Of laws Of tbs Union compelled this surrender
vernmsnthe power aPpy conpuon in any form to the
political future Of tho lately revoed stateswas exhausted
accomplish the desired end 1t IL true that the subdued and
impoverished people Of tho South did not and could not
at pass from hostility TO friendship Their homes
dartened with which Of could
mitigate then fields cemecrieS their farms The
midst desoaton But they that the issue OF tho
appeal 10 had been determined forever against them
by save They had much dream Of
newing che strife and seeing no future before them but
return to their allegiance defined 10 them BY the
event OF the struggle. When Congress first essen
bled they had acquired a temper toward the National
Government healthy possible tor any people TO at
such conflict and such experiences In this respect
the fesu OF examped In the history Of nations
Their disposition governed by their aots They had.
upon the requirements Of the Comm surrendered
every position which could trubfuy be deemed hostile 10 tue
Government and BY his advice not under bis oompuson
they went further. aud IN common with the loyal states
ratified q Constitutional amendment which forever
abolished Slavery. aud gave 70 Congress the power.
by appropriate legislation. prevent resstabhment
THIS vii be continued ~ Second Edition.
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THE SOUTHERN L0YAL1STS. lf
SENATOR FOWLER AND JUDGE YARMOUTH IN POUCH
KRRPSTH.

KgRPsrE.
'P'' PouGnKEEPsIE Tuesdar. Sept 10. 1884
An immense audience assembled in Fines Hall IN TINS
city tonight, 20 give reception 10 senator fowef OF
Tennessee and IL C. Yarmouth Of Louisiana, OF the
southern tourists delegation. Gen A. b. smith of
Pohkeepsie was appointed Chairman, and B. c. South
wci Secretary Quite number OF Ladies were present
Both OF the speakers made lengthy and eloquent addresses
being often interrupted by loud and continued sp'
platse. Their addresses were marked by extreme
earIestness and sincerity calling from tho vast
aud ence the greatest attention. In the course OF
his remarks Senator Fowler took occasion TO REFER 70 MI
seward the mention Of the Secretary OF State calling
out considerable kissing. when senator fosie. con,
eued his remarks the entire audience rose anu cneereu
.Jldee Yarmouth Of Louisiana then introduced,
and spoke rapidly and eoquenty his remarks creating the
I'D enthnsiastic feeling the cheers intervals entirely
presenting him from speaking He was followed bY Gen.
CAGE Of Ulster In brief bat eloquent seI Nncn
homes Among the distinguished persons on the platform
wep Philip Hamilton, esq, benson J. Losing, i;aac
Plst Gen. Gates, and Others Inc reception was ske
wot6y of thu recipients and OF tho city that rendered IL
RECEPTION IN SCHENECTADY
cruvxvcTAny N Y, Sept. lB-There wns very large
andenthusastc gathering of Che citizens Of schenectady
a. the Court House last evening, to welcome the
Dshg.tion of LOYAL Southernors. FH want Of room
in tho Court House the meeting sdlournsd out
sidl The Hon. Phtt Potter Presdsd' md vel
Vsairesaes were fade by Parson Brswnlow Gen. H. H.
ThSmas senator j. T. Fowler OF Tennessee and the Rev.
]. W. Hunnicutt Of Virginia Ise sPcsches we're veiy
m by the vast assemblags With ths ost intense
,srost interrupted OILY by frequent cheers. The thanks
Of tie meeting rendered the delegation for IGNORING
schenectady with their pressace The delegation ex'
,ssed their thanks Tor the kind manner with which they
IA been received Col. Stokes Of Tennessee and War
mouth OF New.Orlcans spoke at Ballston SPRING. The
whole delegation loft fOE Auburn this morning
THEIR REQkPTIoy IN SYRACUSE
sypAcusy Sept. l&--The Southern Delegation arrived
here this afternoon aud met at tho depot only BY he
COMMITTEES Of Reception and escorted to te note
waning they rfo addressing hrge meeting at Shake
| speare Hall. The weather IA rainy. -.,<
: THE REcsrrIos AT AUBURN
AutuRs, N Y, Sept. B-Notvithstanaing tns yiosh
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5sesial Notices.
Iona and Israelia
VINES

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VINES.
TwENTY.FOUR PACE PAMPHLET. GARDEN Lsf
VINEYARD LIST AND CLUB PROPOSITIONS ssai s~s
stamp. I ll.lI "
VINEYARD LIST separately application. ~
The VINEYARD LIST will be Of Interest 70 ell wee dS %
plant largely buy planting IN Vineyards Prices stl %
found to very and plants and hardy ra w
The GARDEN LIST and CLUBPRoPosITIoas Oder rass =
resa.rssbIs qssaty I. vsry - Il. .f,s.I y .
Io oaF psats with excellent wood for proP@<.ioa
grown houses air preferred Tie srsds q
these description and number Of bad and lsu OF wool
viii be found VINEYARD LIST with iu statement Of The
oaane. Of IONA IsRARLLA Vines the wnss sas
dsrins the present .1. .. ..I "a Is-t-a,
A New Edition sf the DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE may ~
expected In 0ctsbsT with important editions --...
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ern ioyalsts wers attended by immense audiences.
Coming Hall aud tho Methodist Church vere both
throHged to their utmost capacity and numbers were
TUNED away WAC could not gain admittancs. Among
the speakers were Gov. Brownlow, Gen. Thomas, the
Hon. j Stewart, and The Rev. DR. Nelson.
AUBr'RY Sept 8.-The DELEGATE on of Southern Loyal
ists reached here at $50 O'Clock this D. m They
met at tho depot by the Committee Of Asngemens aud
large of citizens Three meetings sdyer
tlsed foI this evening" at which they are to speak
ARRANGEMENTS AT ROCHESTER,. f.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept ls-The Common Counci
made arrangements 70 receive and extend the hosp
taities OF tho city TO the full LOYAL Southern Delegation
who arc expected here On Wednesday uex.