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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

II seems that the officer of the guard
was not on his post AT the time the men
made their escape, and the anti.Fenlans
In Canada are sorely exercised because
OF the inefflciency of the administration,
or rather the leading officers thereof.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

DEFICIENCY OF THE ENGLISH NAVY
Britain no longer "rules the wave" by
her own confession. The London Times
of a recent date has an article on the
deficiencies of the British navy in
which it comes to thest humiliating con-
illusions:
There is as fine a feet of ships in
Portsmouth waters as anybody GO years
ago. would have wished TO see. Eleven
magnificent line-of,batt ships, eight
heavy frigates, floating battery, and a
whole squadron Of gunboats can be
shown to the visitor. more powerful
feet as fleets used to be, it would be i'm
possible to desire; but, unfortunately, as
fleets are now, the army is all but use
less. The ships are without armOr and
without any guns which could make an
impression on an armOred enemy. We
might, possibly, in the countless eXigen-
cies OF war, find some employment for
such vessels in default of better, but
nobody imagines that second channel
squadron could be forced out of such
materials SO we see the whole truth Of
the case in this one example. There is,
indeed, feet in Portsmouth, but it is a
feet unfit for service in the present day.
Happy for the nation that had no navy
ten wears ago, That is what has sent
the Americans so far ahead. Every six
pence Of expenditure has been upon yes
| sells OF real and immediate efficiency.
! Nine-tenths of the ships 10 their navy
| list have been built or bought since
| 1851, aad are therefore serviceable in
| 1866. Nor Is it only America which is
in this fortunate position. Brazil spends
upon her navy less than one million
sterling, and yet Brazil has little feet
| Of gunboats superior to anything we
| can show. She has actually 81 OF these
formidable vessels, all iron built, all
iron plated, and all capable Of steaming
at rate Of at least ten knots an hour.
The smallest armament carried by any
one OF these boats consists OF .Our Whit
worth guns, rifed, and throwing shots
Of $50 pounds weight Now, il has been
seriously argued by persons Of no mean
authority that a squadron of small,
heavily armed gunboats, capable OF ma
neuverlDg together at great speed, would
be match even for feet Of irigates or
Of line Of battle ships, and in that case
what must we think OF a comparison
between Brazil and England ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

SLATE. - The Orange County Eagle
says that there is a prospect that the
fine slate ledge near the village of West
Randolph will be Immediately developed,
as it has been purchased by gentlemen
of means, who are theoretically making
arrangements to go to work upon it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

New L1THoGRAPH.-We were shown
yesterday a acknowledgement, giving a
fine view of the Connecticut River and
Ascutney Mountain, from painting by
Shamrock 1t is an Autumn view, with
all the various tints of that season, and
is a handsome picture of Vermont and
New Hampshire scenery.
Mr. Clarence E. Brown, the general
agent for the sale of this Autograph in
Vermont, is now in town and will give
our citizens an opportunity to sub
scribe
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

THE PHILADELPHIA CoSyENTIoN.-S.
D. Winslow, Esq, of Pittsford, is at
tending the Loyal Philadelphia Conven-
ton as the substitute of Hon. John Howe,
Jr. of Brandon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

THANKS TO VERMoNT.-The Conven-
ton Of Southern Loyalists at Philadel-
phia on Wednesday voted its thanks to
the loyal people of Vermont for the re-
buke to Andrew Johnson given by them
at the polls on Tuesday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

WASHINGTON ENGINE Co. No. 2 were
out practising last evening, and threw
water one hundred and ninety-two feet
horizontally, according to accurate
measurement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

Central Railroad, six miles east of Roch-
ester, Wednesday evening, about seven
O'Clock. The steamboat express train,
which left Albany Wednesday morning,
was thrown from the track by mis-
placed switch, causing the death of five
persons and the injury of large num-
her of Others, The train was running
fast and on curve. The engineer gave
the signal TO put on the brakes, and
jumped from the engine. The locomo-
tive plunged into the sand and turned
over. The three cars next to the bag
gage car ran together Ike the joints of a
telescope, and were left lying in a heap
with the baggage car, The loss OF life
and the injury TO the passengers gener-
ally were confined to these three cars.
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his feet were worn and bleeding. This
is true tale, even If 1t is a dog tale
Cor. of Chicago Tnsss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The following returns of the vote for
Congressman in the third District, have
been received:
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FAIRLY EscAPKD.-Mike Murphy and
his fellow Fenians who escaped from the
Jail at Cornwall, Canada, have arrived
home at Buffalo. They say they met
with nothing to modest them on their
journey through the "enemy's country"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

,6g- The members Of the Republican
National Committee who met at Phlla-
delphia on Monday and voted out
Messrs. Raymond, Sperry and senter,
met at Philadelphia again on Tuesday
night, Governor Ward OF New Jersey in
the chair, adopted rules for calling the
Committee together, and filled vacancies
on sub committee. They instructed Gov.
Ward to demand the available funds OF
the Committee from Nj. Raymond,
whose official position as President Of
the Committee they do not now recog-
nize.
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DARN FOR SALE.
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most elegant head-dress.
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New YORK REPUBLICAN, CoNvENTIoN.
The State Convention Of the New
York Republicans, at Syracuse. Wednes-
day, was large in attendance and firm
and enthusiastic in spirit. Col. Van
WICK of Sullivan was temporary, and
LYMAN Tremain of Albany permanent
chairman. The convention nominated
the following ticket: For Governor, R.
f. Fentou; for Lieut-Goyernor Gen.
Stewart E. Wood ward; for Canal Com
missioner Stephen T. Hoyt; for State
Prison Inspector Gen. Hammond. The
coatest for all the offices except gov,
ernor, was quite spirited and the result
in some cases unexpected. The platform
adopted favors the complete restoration
of the Union at the earliest moment
consistent with permanent safety.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDRsr.-A shock
ing accident occurred on the New York
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slew advertisements.

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HAIR ..
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Cures all diseases of the Scalp, removes Dand'
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the finest linen Is the
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For sale by Druggists generally, WEEKS y
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

nRY YOUR TEARS.-Persons suf-
IL fering from any disorder or disease, no
matter of how complicated nature, by for
warding written statement OF their case, can
be treated as eficaciously as if present in per-
son. Strict confidence observed. Terms very
moderate. Testimonials from all quarters Of
the Union. The late Surgeon General OF the
Army says, II have the utmost confidence IN
DIR. Evans ability Address, DIR. CHARLES
EVANS, $40 Broadway, n. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

EVEEIf y EFIR
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All who use it are unanimous in awarding 1t
; the praise of being the best Hair Dressing eX-
taut, and without rival in restoring gray hair
TO its natural color. Beware of counterfeits
and limitations; ask for Halls, and take none
other Price 500. Sold by all drug ists.
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

COMMITTING NEW-Of great inn
- portance to those married or about to be
married. Address, ,,>,s
DIR. CHARLES EVANS,
$40 Broadway, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

Baxter over HOyt, 1861
To which add Baxter over Hoyt in towns
in Orleans County, not included above
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-13

1t is the best article known to preserve the
hair, preventing its falling out, and making
lifeless, stuff, brashy hair
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-22

Gtcren1 81. Gept. Der @tot unter
ben 8risanten nabe 9alermo mar nt6t 70
fnr@tbar ais man anfana5 gloubte. Wtan
far6tet feline lhltmneu Heiultote.
8erlt in, 81. Sept, Dse preuBil6e Nr-
NEE, mel&e aus Dem &risse suridfetrte, bielt
ibren erpeen Srtumpbyus in Berlin unb
purpe Don Der 8eoSlferung nit Dem 4rSBten
GnttuliasmuS besribt.
Waris, 81. Sept. Ga Srance asiat al,
poB fe Nbl6riften bss iadl16en SertrasS
bat unb baB in etnem Dara9rapb te0el6en
perfiiet ptrb, RAP 8Snis Sotann gu Guniten
leines Sobnes abpanft.
SrteR, 20. Sept. Die britiilhe @eIano.
lAaft In Nt6en Reut pift3teI In Nbreos. bo(
@rpbbrittanisn bel Der tiirfilAen Nesierune
einen Druid besialiG Mttrstuna Der Sn1el
Gambia auseeIbt babe.
BIcrens 20 Sept. Wan tueiB iest,
Dap Die Dartei. msl6e gu @uniten elmer STE.
publitantiruns Staliens 1t, an Der Spits tes
9russn Nicts nabe NaIermo ltebt.
Sinanstelet.
Qoneon, 20. Sept. GcniOls S94. Ser.
81. 5I20sr 724
Wabrip. 20. Sept. Die f0nielihe Com.
milton, mel6e Die 6Ormsn fir bic Ssaieruna
BON Cuba gu enttperfen bat, miro fG bait
perIammeln.
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Wo(6in0ton. q. C.

DasSd Ibenf e #, - Der Horf an
Der Z. StroBe tuar auh OH 0ouneraa9 Ipteber
febr SahGreib befudt uno Ons YreisI6ieBeu
puroe trdtrenb peS gansen Says ejIrig fortaee
iebt. Nu6 bic GeQelbQbn ute hire 9n,ie=
bun9sfrnft auf cine eruSe Gnsabt Qiebboter Die,
fes geiunben @eranaeen8 aug uno Die fir ceu
Gag ausaeicsten 8reiie nurben am glbeno as
fcIaenoe Serren rarobreiGt
l.. Nfr TopICr BON @afbinQton, 8 @aucs
men feinen 8roAop ; g., cine TIberne Butter
urne, 0r. $500. uno g., Gin Meinlernite,
Or. D. D. 6etne BON Baltimore: Qatterer 6err
gepann ifon bei hem bieff4en 6Gfbenlet eis
nige &edelpreiie.
Sic 9anen betnItinign i6 pieher turh bus
nom Reae1 ofl Do5bergebenOen Gage oelt5rte
@OgelIdiegen unb Die ausoeIctten Nreife ruur-
ben BEN fpI8enoen 0I1dIideu gelpinuern suoe~
iprohen
/. 8reis, ein praG!ooIec Ghowl, 0ertb
$75, an Wtrs. 8ener, GapttpI Sill 2. Wreis,
Elm 8aIntOraI rnterroG, 0is 9orgut6 BON
Baltimore uno 8. 0rsi3 Elm Damenz grbeit8 /,
fdit6en, DftB 6eImutb pon @aIbinoton. -
Sim p%orbergebenben 3o7e fpureen foIeenre
8reiie pertbeilt l., Elm NrbeitSfdIthen or
Mao. Wenioer BON Baltimore ; 9. Gin flets
neres grbeitstdf6en an Mys. @eper Don 0ai6s
iuoton uno 8. elm praGtpcGer S16cr. Mis
6eImutb BON @efbinotcr.
@dbreno bes glaGmit1e5 Duroe aeton,;
uub 6r. 2eslte eub cine @crltelInra ouf ben,
Sell.
Der 0eItrtge Selttag iDoc beflnntIidj ein 9lee
oentaa nno bon Gefli@telten Fonnte tesboIb
feline 9tsoe ieir. Sic 9refie Oh Die oaSpdrti>
cen G&Gbsn purben iabcd oertheilt !; bic
0aibinetcner SGGesn tperoan ike Wreiie erl
am nd6aen 9ierftda erboItqu.
STR. GfOmal nabni Die Nreispertheiiunq Dol
unb muste ieoem SGfben einen paffsnoe @lD,
oe su maiden ; erbielt ober manNmaG redt aute
unb o~epirate Nntwurten. 60 ermieotrte 6r.
aEein, uether' bic pcrt6upuNen uno meiien
gSreiie ertielt, er toerce ben g8af6iuo;oner
6dlben etDas Gentruntpulpsr i6tden.
Sic brei gclomebaiIen erbieIten ole SIS.
Qanoen6ein bon gbitobeIpbia eteiu non .glem
g)crt unO CIR. 9eFe BON 89ltimore.
gretfe fir Sdteben nit Nuf4
Ie9en.
I. 8pBtf nan5ia=@OGurs@r!oiads ST.
9lsiu, Sen Dcrt,
2. GoIosne lIbr pnp Settle, G6. 9eiie
Baltimore.
3. Gin feines 9OgeGan.g G;sihirr,
80 Stld) NuS. Sod, @afbinqtcn.
4 &offee' uno SbePsSeroics nit pIatte,
(Silber), s. seIsI, @aIbinstoa.
5. Gin Gid nit Marmorpiatle uuo pier
@tabIe, Souls @eper, Balbiuston.
6. Gin Nussnc Wae6er, elm 0ubenO Go
helm. elm 9uSenO Cb. unD Elm 9abeno gbees
l0feI, (sil6er). S. ~Qunsenbeim, g6jIaoeIpbia.
Z. Gin S4rsibpuIt, Nbolpb gidftuSt,
Doitinqtcn.
g. MeerrotrftOd. NIT eoloenem anovf.
0eihena ron Wooame Springmonn, Mlbert
Rneeis, q. q.
g.. 6ilbernsr Sloihenfanr, nit oel6Iife.
men 6tui4en uup @tierr, 6rteb. aaster @uib.
nSt0H.
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Die lleberf5memmuua inn UseN,u.

Gincinnati, II. Sept. Depeldsn
aus Dem Ue ten se6en wettere Gin,elbeiten
ilber bic turh bic lebte lebsrifwemmrng rer-
urla6ten S9aben. Die Shuts fG0t. Gs
bat Die sunse ytaGt bier aeregnet. Die @ts
MISUNDERSTANDING 1T ert tteiImeile wieoer
beree.elt.
Das WaiIer Bat Die @onalb1mme an Der
ManHun9 BEG SluIes ourdbroGen. Das
@aner EGpemmte Brstterbduer uno @erf.
ltatten fort, iotpte 9roBe 5aufen 8retter uuo
anoeres Gi9entbum. Die GinmObner Der ean.
zen Nadbarldaft Inb esli6tet.
Ser Gsrluit an ousis9snpem Muts, Senssn
unb gteA 1T enorm.
@u6 bic 9ele9rapbtnOertinOuns lit mstr+
fab unterbrC6en pcrben.
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GutcottS Mius.

Gttic0tt5 @iiNS.
20, sept.
Sou, Z; 8. &bpmas; O. %. 9anbs, Gsq.; @cuo. 3.
g5cutas 6. =. 53itaroiau, go. &ol. 3c6u 6. SrIs
lamb %. 3. &Q6erts, GfQ.
S~smtom-
6. SeQteu,ber.
BON. g81I. 8. 5pres N,m. Danigi. Gsq. ; 5. s.
Gtetoatt, ESQ. $. 6. 1ot5e1i. @sq. &cl. g. S.
0ra5nm.
0aftou.
20. Septem6sr.
Sop. 8. ". 9. GrestDeG 9. i. Bump, @sq.s Capt.
5aeertid; 5On. e. GtirIiag $3O". 5 gECtbrifge !
GeL. g. 8. GralaEi.
Vroffbnrg,
=. OttDber-
@sup, Il. Gbesnaa !; Gen. Wajcr il. GlssI 8Ulouel
Gaebe SON. ". Stirling; Son. s. u. 0pTaiasn !
Son. 3cbn g 3fcinas Gr. Dor.
StaSt Baltimore.
a. OFtcber.
@puo. #. IooMa5 {; Gen. V. San 9tiyerI Hcn. 3.
n. s. @respgl 9, 8. GteDast, Gsq. Scu. Sebn E.
G9cmas Spbn z. gnfcr, ga +; Son. 6. gatteu /; Don
~ Ilapuarb; 3. %. SrrEet. GSa. 9un. u. Gtiriine;
V5nt. Daniel, CSsa.
Gum5erldnc.
. Oftrber
son. {. @;ottrlbge; !0on. y gtirling; GoaD. s..
2bOuus' SDn- 3. u. 8. @respea; @sn. @fatcr gissl /,
gST. Jsaps. ga; &r. DIR; Cor. s, l., 9Dfman.
8c1air.
Is. Oftobsr.
6ou. 3cbn g. &5Omas; s. G. gcrbsrt, asq. , Dor.
6. GserteO 8. s.. Bunny, $50. 81. D- Norire, Gaa.;
9cn. 3. MapnarS ; 9on. G. stcR3srioa,
SleGr Sprtng.
Ia. Oftobsr.
Cont. y. 3Somas; 6. s.. &t6arhIon, Gsq. Colonel
@erncn; 8. 8. @terarf, &sq.; Gc!. &rsee Sou. 8.
Gfo65rioGe-
Sa~aerStotpn.
go, Ottc6sE
@cuD. . a6omaS !; G8enerais 0faicr esiset soG. 81.
stirling Y. aestcb. Geq. 5rn. y. ID. 9ofiman ;
6d. We2iGiD; @ct. abrsun; 8. S. Gfepart. &sg
Breberid.
"a. Oftpker.
Bon. 9. 99asuarb @emo. GeSmos Soa. SObn e.
46omoa; 6cf. 1ernOn; Sor. 8. u. 5. 6resme1; G3m.
DaniI. ga. Col. Bruce : gGr'. @auctuap, Gsq.
Meffmimffer.
2T. 0ttcber.
Gcau. x5cmas, Son. 9c&n g. 15omas; 9slrnel
@ceinip; Capt. Sabsrttd .. z. gnicr, asa. z. 6.
WlcGane, Gaa. 9ei. 81. gtirNr9.
GctpfDmEotpu.
so. Oftoser.
Son, 3cbu g. G6onas 9. s. @tstpa,t, ga; 9ObV
8. &ni0r, &sai Colonel Srrce; Son. q. McPberIon
Bon. " Stirling; Spr, O. S&ela6srsgr Son. =.
Elpers,
Clifton
l. 81 cbember
Sou. 3. q. 8. GrsSweG; Son. %. 3. 3caes 0ouu.
81. Gfo1asI 5oH. 8. G'odbriS9e; Sou. 81. G.. SGend;
gem. 9. Gilbert. Gaq. 6OH. 9. etops Colonel gsrnOu.
Gtaot Baltimore.
z 81 Q bembe
6ou. g. GulinrI Son. g. gacaee; SoG. 81. u.
@1er6; 6. 8. Gte,part. go. 9ruo. S. EScmas; Son
Sc5n &. G6clnas; Son. &. Gtiriins Scu. q. gtc66risge
General, gfaipr @iaet gau'. Seapp, go.
G.rlN-M.iNl
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gOltattn.G ouoaution oou set.p gO.s.

Spracufe. 20. Sept. Die Convention
.perfamnnelte fh beute INN Wtttaa in Sbote.
ipeuie SalI Ser Staatsletretdr 6enerclmaior
!. s. 8arIOu. riei Die 8srlammIrne INT Orcs
nunq.
Sen. yarIorp lmln9 Nbjutant 9dniina pom
Nuburs gum 8crfiBer pro tentp. DOR. 0iefer
belt. na6oem er ben BrdIoentenItubl ein9e=
ncmmen, cine farFaEiihe 8ebe, in peIfer er
bic SanbInngen bes Drdipcnten SSSpbniUn fl1d,
tia brr6ltef unb ibm bic tparneneen 8ei1piele
Gdier's unb 9arl's /. uorbtelt. Grfterer
f1nc istnen 8rutus une Qebterer ieiuen Grcms
tpeI.
Gum oeinitioen 8or0Ber muree General
Gohrane ernannt.
Senator Wtlion, Der eingelaoen tpur, aeute
ben HrdFbenten bar ala bas tpiQiae Wert,euo
Der Rebe0en ure nertbeioiate ben Gpnqrss, weIs
der treu bel Der Sad,e ter 5rei6eit febe, oe-
gen uiarpatior uno @errotb.
HoIdence Heiclut;oaeu ,puroen pom Sen. Bars
Nun poroetrdoen:
8ef6lofIeu, eaB in SSol9e Der uiur.
patton elmer Grecutip< 81 utpritdt BON Soften tes
BrdGbenten, peI6e er su @unIten blut6efledter
@errdtber unb aeeen Icpate llnicnaIeute auas
ibt, saus qeaen Die 8rir;ipien, ipeIte i'm
Enhancement CUR Gpnititution fGr NbiAaTuna
Fer St(aoerei nnb in Der GipilrehtSbiu au8gee
iprohen Ilrh, Die GpIbaten 1t Matrcien oifoe'
ioroert itnh, RE neypfdneete gbre Der Station
leieber eirsul6Ien
8eibt0iGeu, baB mir ben Gon9ref
rOlfinoig 5i(li9en uno snoo'iren, Wern ct e5
ols iein l~eaitinleS uno cpnitituttonelles Hebt
beanfpru6t, gu ertldten, pslne 8ebinguroen
unb @arantien BON ben Netelenfaoten
9~eiorpert peroen CUR Sideruna BEG Srieben8
uno in SntereiIe GER Grsibeit uno @ere6tie=
felt.
8eid(ol en-. bab uir Die Nnnabme
bes Mmencements sar Contribution fir cine
pratt'de MaBrss:t balteu, lin bic 5tage Der
3u(aIung Der rebe(ij6en 5tauten in bic
Union su enti9eioen, inbem taourd ben pero
fol9ten unb peradteten 9onaliiten he8 Siis
oens Der n5tbiae Sdub 81 3beil miro.
Wef6lpi{en bah iUir bOfsn un0 ere
irarter, ca5 ben Meaetn Stimmredt ertbeilt
iperoe, wie es ibnen getIbrt uno baB ber Inter
i@ieo Der Slrbe teinen llnterihieo In pOlitif6en
3ed,ten rehtfertt9t.
8ei6Ioe oaB mir bic GrnenD
nung 81. Is. Gentcn's ais @ouosrneur II. @en.
Mcobforo's oI3 Qieut. .Ocupetneur ter;Ii6 ens
boiliren
9ie ~ierueren Beidlliie orlden Spmpattien
aus nit ben FIR bic Sreibeit t6rnpfenbeu Static
men unb cine Nneitsnnung fir bic Gienite uno
Spier. melhe bic Nsser i'm 8'ieae aeIeiilet bar
ben.
Sn Der Nbsnbfeung wurben Oelesoten iii
Ytttsburg ernannt.
Die 8sriammluua tyennte iib erEt lpdt unc
mar o(ieemein a~pfrieben nit ibrem Werte.
SO par ein 10 einmltbiaer unc entbuiiaiti'
FIBER @eilt unter alien GteiIbabern, taB cerIei'
be auI bic sntlhieteniten Wabterfcise l6lisber
ldRt.
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Tet BABEL.

Nipp BAY, 20. September. NnD 8. s.
Craig. ben General Geentsn Der N6cc. YreRe
in Stem gOrf: SD fam beute gladmitta9 bier
an. DaS Rabel fiber BEN GOlf ron Get.
2amren.e wurte bente abenb erfclarei6 gee
le9t.
SD fobre mrrsen Ob UNI einiSe @tetlen aa'
eel. mclbe pdhrenb ees Sturmes perlorei
siusen. w'eoer gu erlansen uno nerbe bann
nit benz Msopau mad Bictcn fabren. nm
soblen einsunebmsn, pOrauf mir nit 9eguus
be5 aaHels iber bic @trabe Don 9iOrtbumber.
lamb besinnsn. Der Dpir. 1errite wirb uns
heoleiten.
Gurus 50. 5tetb.
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pOHtif1eS.

ct. Souls, III. Ssp!. Die &apttalsn
bss 2. 9ifritts numtntrtsn seltsrn ben WtNn'
ter Gsrcomb BON Seferion County fur Den
@onsreB. 8eidluHe au @unlfsn Der SUnsreb-
maiOritat tpurpen sefaBt. =,
Sic Genper Nsws lust, bic 8soSltsranS let
bG&R nneeba!teu aber eas Wsrtahrsn pes
@Oup. Gumtnss, meIGer DEM punt etngSapl+
c~erttffat ertbeiIte, na@pem es t6 beraus9e@
itelt, baB Der rspubl. Ganptbat SbtutcOt1e
1908 Stimmen MatOrttat BAT.
Gen. Sberman fam AM 10. IN Oenper an
mnp trurbe Sfenlt9 empfanssn.
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SeHCrbcm !:

0eftOrbcm
@sfern Normittas Il 10 tSr Harb u1eiHe Seltsbte
Saith ViarsaretSe, ssb. Deter, In alter Bon 10 SAB
rem unb 4 Dlonaten.
Oie Besrbislus finbet peate, SaHads. Eormtttag 10
lbr fat Don meiner 2Do5nuns No. 179 G0ef', Ode Sea-
oenbanfrass. Sreuube uub Setpaubte fsne ~srssbeaf ems
Ser trGutrnee Gate
9stnr. 8Gf4.
Si. faro! alb, farb nus pieI 81 trak
3n frit6 aub fir bic Wsstuen,
Die aIs tzebmutbsppG UNI fs.
Ultt mir, benz Gatten wsineu.
Gu rpstst. teas 10 0u tbr ~uesot,
lin bic 10 tiei tb tib9,
sic, Ss usin ltebeub Ssrj erfse,
s8ar uetnes feberS 6reats;
Ssereolt MIR liehret@ iebs Witk'
urp fcrste treuli& ipSt u1b irie
HHr mid unb uuine Stsecu.
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es,satsn.e Onpsntisu DON abose sslans.

pr"uioenee, 8. s., 20. Sept. Deute
Irib wurce bier cine letbafte Beriammlun9
ebetnaliaer unionsIoloaten uno Seeleute obsc'
balten, um Dslseaten fir Die pittsburs Gone
BENTON gu pdblen.
General 8arnioe prdlioirte. IS murOen
flnf,ia cber msbr Dele9aten 9epSbit unb &e'
ip%lutionen Sur 8iCisung oes GOnsreiies eea
faBt.
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Die MepbOtO Bnehfer-

Ottawa, 6. S.. 20. Septbr. Meitete
Seriu@e nit ben 8eotoep 8i6Ien tnc befrier
otaene ausaefalen urn rie Meaieruna bat zine
itarte 8efeanna eenaht.
Wan Usrninnm', oab Die Nesieruna oas Mna
erbteten Der Ser. Staten. @Ompu9nie, Mae
'Ginen sa ldiden unc 9rbeiter, nm bic Gn.
He!obi6'en in !6interlaoer um;udnaerr, an.
nimmt.
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10. GilberbeI&Eaaenc MeerIdaumpfeife,
G'el&ent bon 5erru S. g. 8ieamann, Mm.
6entner, Waibin3tOu.
-. @crseiton Solicit Set g etid), &C.
idlent bon ben Serren 8ote!er u. Sobn. Was~
mann.
II. Cine Site Scbounisberser, @sfdent
Don 9e,rn Mullmunn, ocbn Sttsprih. 8alti
move.
10. Cine Meeri6oumpfeife, @efaent Don
Wtoeome $. Seib, 9ruia Mutb, Baltimore.
IA. Sine 8iite W!ulnm=@ er3enap, Geidenf
Der 6erren Gsberg uno @iste6em. 8. 8eder,
WaIbineton.
Is. Cine fi(terne aaIIeeeM aidine, SObn
@ittrof, Baltimore.
is. Gin itl6Crner 6ruhtturb, GeiGent Der
6rn. SoIt unb Bro, Scr. Gitian, Waibinas
ION.
II. Sine ft6erue Ma0etfanne, @eihent
DER '66. MebI unb 8eperioqs, Wernb. 9in5e,
Waibir0tcn.
IS Sire IiIterre g4alferfanne, auoplpb
5umfd. &aibinstDn.
10. Cine iilberne Gai6enubr, 8 aal6e,
@aibinotcu.
20. Sine iilberne Butter , Selpice, s.
Gnapp, Baltimore.
21. Cine ljItegne Butter Service, @ei4ent
Ger 69, Salt uno Bro. S. 4upbarct, 8ait
tratcn.
%. Cine iiIberne 8alertnnne, Mui. SUIT
le, Waibtn9tUn.
23. Sin ll6ernes Sals nib Yfsffsr Get,
S(1,I,tS Hijpthe;5 m15h;un tnn
"a. Gin Solicit Set, 6ront aSblsr, @aIb'
iu9ipn.
Bretle fir 5@ieGen FREEZER
Sam.
/. Sin lebeuttqer !0irih, 6riebria Gam
%9erbsim, @ttluOelpbio.
2. Sin maiiius iiiberner @orIesl6fel, Yb.
3lsin, Sem OOif.
8. Cine fIbsrne lttr, hilbert aneeie, Nem
Sort.
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Gin Nnmnf.r n.fnn4.n

Cincinnati, 81. Sept. Ser Dpfr. 9
Ut 8tlrtcr BON Cincinnati mad benz Q(rfan1as
8lnR beIiinmt lifb unterhdI6 Mptnt gits
nrf Gin Wrdd uno perianf. Shiff uno Ga
oui,a narsn 1921. 600 pfrth unh ev6Btens
theils oerIlbert