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CHAMBER Or COMMERCE.
Tho Csrss w. Field Reception -~t-mm ans
Tclexraphic Cossms ui~asion with sous,

IN
Amcricu, Ac.
hthe regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber ~ Com
merrc held yesterday afternoon, A. A. Low President is
the caair. Mr.. opdyke, Chairman the Field .ecapop
Committee, reported that aNf nftv en,,ers
hat joined 10 the Invitation W Field
sd that the latter had accepted tender Of
public reception The reception banquet will tale p.r
81 the Metropolitan Hotel the lMh seats win
provided for about thrr~ hundred participate eornu
nicsnn from the Secr~tsry of the Tresxrrv wss ss
cised stating that he continued ioes
~ steam navigation would suggest the necrshy Of
frthcr legislation or regulation than has been IN
fnrsr anc that the revision and codncAtcu
we 20 customs and nasiraou D. be laid
A. 100 coming session. rrnders n desirable that all
contaminated changes should be .sbtnited a an
..ry Day; and stating further thai he Secretary
wiz ne pleased 70 receive ae opinion and sdvier
fosra =. 10 whether the esnera safety demands changes
~ safion Ia Or Y he rrsing lac. tie subiec well
80 .sse.ons r-sarcas the precise fhA nsy H.
,esrsi iasahs rendered Mr. Ioe-sns IN. H.nss.
s"e 'snsn fof some volumes on international las, 1c
-. -. 7sx sasxrfAr sISFrrrs
rener alsc Addressed the chamber Al cpnsds
srrus from the establishing OF steam and nb,e som
mtnicaics With Br.si aud stated thss M %
w"nd % AZ 10 ~ power " an M o>rtstrv
n re1arks we're sisc coinsded IN ~ S~.or s.rm,ents
Minister frrr tas Argentine r-pube AM hsl
ne Arrenne Confsdsaor had already sarr 40
With the unseo states INSTRUMENTATION
Ansf farther lssasou Of N. m.l,, m. s-.,,.,.
adlournsA " ''so-r
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Vs'1ts STATES psTscr cassr.

- % "ns>~ Fs-~rh ss--<> e. rh~ >,<..--TAs
esrAmS H"sr''ss ~As ronuirs hr,~evr Nev yorn and
Sew brurr~irs 10 March Apyl is ur,~y ehar,ey N
rsvssh ana hyr- NJ WHIT shs s~ner Of ". boz. emo
sbe cnss We ire nehher Of the &c sns S0 ~
enne IN hs. srons~ek and trss tks chaster vss nsf
y .ss6 81 ~. rip The dzn,snt stale ma, bsanss s
Dcee was chartered shc chsr<rsrs have ,rht
IN - hee Tie ubc.isnts hat the pssts-s m 800.
slsn. having NJ pesns IN New Rrunswicf had yshs =.
lAerGe and ala charge thS brat with coal 'sn' w
{y&se eh'ymsn troh .he pspeys end b s.son
go NJ nssis M.Mahso tor The nieInsns.
nvs,rafa yo,a wet<~. nssro,.s. Pa.
80 rstsn re<svss damages from vwnsrs Of sSs
eneoG rssser tsfrrrsfs ~ ne isss ~ Ne say
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CoLoNEL LIE GRAND n. CANNON
~ FOR CONGRESS.
TO THE UNION REPUBLiCAN VOTERS Or THE
EIGHTH DISTRICT

The undersigned citizens Of New York; engaged IN the
pursuits of other industrial enterprises
gard duty TO themselves and 10 the community, TO
upon every In the district to cve sup
port the mination OF Col Cannon.
This gentleman eped tho confdence Of the people
OF his district upon antIa grounds. he In hide
pendent able res0ute and In his devotion TO tho
principles of the Unon republic party; deeply Interested
time. STEADILY constituting 10 the endorsement Of a
tie vf trade and commerce. unfolding ane
extending the advantages Of republic institnions
Early engaged in tho ranks Of the the Union the
peril have not withdrawn him from the performance OF hr
duties citizen and feel presenting
career has marked by unchasnsed integrity
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nHn susaIsav AND rsE usHy nsrrc.

A. tsv well known pssis John Nor,issey 10 At,ea,S.,.
fr nsnbes ~ consrsss N ihs rnh dsizss wor,d !,
ungenerpns nos ~ give pseitsy N one a ks s~s.,
40 vhisA sss's ysas, ~ osssysu:n bcriss i~ drsa
Nlersens 10 Troy n T. vas stovplns Al tse fm-- -
npte, Troy, who're Mr. Morrsssy W soppsaa 4. DE
kss To- help 10 mostly mach ana the sscissd ~
yvsing for ne hossL NJ norrses, mot ts. sss
wher de following di~toaoe eusu-d:-- -
Mo1usSeBY--WhA do ron want hcrn'
MoS-We want every d-- niger ~ the katci
MonKisGkx--I am the bgssssa- niger aer.. sss yop
viii have W tste me fret
Mog-Ne dop't wsrs yon.
Nossf.xs v--Tfrn leave
a rnnh rAflrad.
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the UNION PACIFIC asltseAu.

FNc"rshuN fr0m -. Leuts Go ROrt RtIey 60
Celebrate rho Completian o. the Eastern
Division of the Road IN Fort Riley.
81. Ln,ys, Nov. I, 1896.
-. p.,s- r po''y sols ss1e 'iis sterHoon ,o'
Union Pacific PATHWAY eastern divsion) that point
Among the Western gentlemen invited are Generals
Sherman. Pope Hancock, Marcy, Easton Haines Mich
OILS. NicSecner, Governor Fletcher Senators Brown,
Henderson, Congressman Loan, Hogan. Anderson,
Blow OF Missouri Howard, of Michigan; Schuyler Col.
fax, rhos H. Ncson, OF Indians Governor Donison of
Ohio: H. J. Jewitt, Ohio Central Railroad; Thos. L.
levitt. Pan Handle road; VIM II. Clement, Little Miami
Railroad; Mayor Tbnpias. John d Perry, President;
Adolphns Weir, Vice President; General Palmer, Trea-
surer; Cas D. Samborn, Secretary. Union Pseao Rail-
way officers anu directors of tbs Missouri and Pacific
Railroad and considerable number Of prominent ciii
aud ladies Of 81 Louis Another large party
ststing OF distinguished railroad men and prominent
citizens of Philadelphia ana New York, will Join this
one ~ Lcavcnworth tomorrow and Immediately start
for Fo Riley and junction city, the present erninu.
OF the road
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The Last Days 81 the Registry.

The Last Days 81 thc Reaisfrs.
me Inspectors Of Registry will hold their sscoso 80
ast session to-day and as defines W se0Hn
eight o. The &C. OF 1890 In all cities the boards meet
..s roman In session from eight O'Clock A. n. 10 nine
o'clock r. NJ In all Incorporated villages ana ID oNc-
ton districts made IN in part OF an Incorporated village,
tLe boards meet to-day only and remain IN session from
n,ra A Al 10 sevep r. NJ There is no third meeting
anywhere Ia districts entirely outs de OF Cues Or m
eoT,ated villages electors not registered can vote on
ansav Assigning for hob being registered In
"a district city county, can any name be added 10 the
al tie second meeting without application in
per>on We ii o the concluding section OF the act Of
iss:-
src s. The said Boards Of Inspectors .hal the
@ u q q VI repectSe lection districts II .Se city and
Of em York and y ,he h y Of sroosyn a. the n
districts Of the State at the place desgnaed
lists and for this purpose cities they
& sS s e oeos - The az Ss 2 ana and the ~
following and in other districts they sha meet ~ nine
s,cocs + H. Of ,na day And they shall taen revise cor.
,ec add TO and subtract FROM and complete the said lists
teson who would the said Irst TUESDAY o. Novens,r
ts State 10 exercise The right Of suffrage their
.pesAVe election districts But making such addition on
sad h the o. person except in stlc compliance
with TIE rrovoas Of seeion two and section four hereof
aud the other provisions OF this act
The second section Of The same law provides that NO
shall be registered who cannot prove 70 the satsac
or the four inspectors that he is Quaned
V vote in his district Close attention is called 70 the
following legal safeguard against fraudulent regisra
Mons
No perSon the Una States shall be placed
giter shall the personal knowledge Of
inspectors duly naturalzed shall
trve his naturalization provided In the act hereby
question Is raised the naturalization
sf person proof shall be made 70 the satisfaction Of In
spectors BY his oath otherwise that the person
SHINING be placed the register 10 the Identical
named In the certihcste he produces
It should be carefully observed that person be
vsgstered who would not the day Of election be
sod under the Constut0n and the laws OF the State,
20 exercise the right OF Suffrage in HIS election distr
According 70 ihese voter must nave been an innaet-
seuDy thirty days next preceding the eleciion Of his
district and ten days naturalized CITIZEN The penalty
false registry IL imprisonment the Penitenary FOL
enc year. The following s list Of
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apcs the time srpirsd Tor the naturalization OF voters
sss The coming cecsisn. the various political organisa
Sans hays been sctive IN asccrtsnns the number Of
tses who have taken ous their papers, bus Who have
49, hem. % tbis number not les than twenfy thou
na have arosdy appeared before the clerks Of abe SUE
eefl9 Court ard Court Of Common Pfess all Of them
seehLns duplicates Ths dates when the original nat
nrMssA'on papers issued -ars frequently widely
srsn ranging from The pr.scnt year 70 1fos.
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q rown which alleged by hs rianun sank In ne 70
tonnc river havng there coll sion with The
sbfAier There gro deu " connciing escmony ~
ne neslesi and pspiieena other The
down ArganenI and WI probably be taken up nils
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TRkNksclvlsc N MAINE.

GARDINER, Me-, Nov. l, 1884.
Governor Conv has appointed Thursday the 2p,h inst
~ day Of Thanksgiving in this State
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T 1T THE TRUTH BE TOLD.
BRANpRErn,s PILLS

are every day curing thousands whose pro-
b ss Ss s% e s.S Re- Sos e ss .
be prevented
Persons going 20 rsshmus should take supyy; they
are che only iSfaInIs remedy for NE caaFss rsssr e
4, M aaeeiop. % ,ss s,c%sss ana be~s hsrs . %
4 consampso hey have pssfor@sa woadsrs Ana
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS ARE ovyERnp:-
RIA: sass eom"sss'd A ,ss, S:s have fs :
.s;ss;; we
s% oss msds
$ as.
an hs susaty % swsiss pills which number
ssS 3 ss n, S,s: S S
.Issr.aesa rain sp'ss SSs hsPes,.sn vas SSss
ssS s ls su.S e S
sosiae s.n.Iy. matter When si:a 2 have 81 es.I
sio. ia IA he ss~ss and and ala ssors ssw fss hss
and deem me- duty 70 empress my grssisads =
you ''' fs2sHG XII Z aAwLRy. xsciAs.ss svsns.
CURE or cossuxrrros.
ha. used BraSdrsdshs pis for thirty years. Having
mencod them 10 reDruAry is6 Tor consumption q
GOD ?s: f S ssss s ~ q.
ssss:rs. pleased any question: .s.'asi.s,
DIZZINESS AND rAiN on THE HEAD.
These troubles are JUS, extent prsvalIns
To eur- you mus, take fsom three 70 eight of BRAN
DRErHs PILLS daily according 70 effect The is,shoa,s
,. wen oatmeal ns usual az. may = allowed su
en- from se. % .s fact ny sss n. osS ne q so
sense Of tho merits %
pm: hay. cured q pan. ms: ne he'd o issa
Of spw Ar W. Van ss and
a7s Canal street, New Yors
nature. lsey are N. ambitious and spsrisnt pm
known These pis 70 purge freely. VIII ssri,
eurs any durable disease There form or hind Of
tina, does nos q curative naueses upon thus
small por worms and all contagious severs There
world able 70 purify the Of essa
Brspare,h House. New Ysrh. principal once.
Ss..rvs Il ua:ss sss PERI snnSssss s wAs r~s
In Ccvernnaent Stamp on each boz. -,
ssss y Win s a n' ssss. ''s ss j.
T Aucx's HAIR COLOR REsronER AND DnEssiys
h,nr@ e,esny seons and Yes e. ss
Soas.s ' Dspo si No " s. 10. ....
OLp EYES MADE NEw without srEcrAcIEs.
~ ass.'' . e. ssf b. ~ SsJs Is ssos.ss
York
comss4 and cure ss me rspar:s So Lcssg 80 %
veo-pt ~ ten - nss Address Dr. ~ D Ssoss M bfosH-
way New York
o,a.,,,.l sosarnaslon for the married. Rest p,tAss
b g. b. 4 's rsss.. i ,S sss.s-sy New ys
RGwTAUWANTB.
Ayow rs THE TINE. ..,~r,v -,
~ ROAST DEER, DEEn RAooUr
and a Nc. i.
r's'y '-s uhsn WNo ~ The vlsss
CmARLxS mEkKLEfN
ARMx AND NAVY CLAAMa.
$3.50 ~ -
4 Optional BouNyY1To TWO AND rnRKH
yssss' soldiers theif bess; pesrssa pstss msasy
: S''' - y, ssj ssi''Ss sSsisasS ss.~..-.,
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eoSI cAifHoia- TINS OAR.

.srynrss ooens--CaAs.<ns-Nsa ~ ic7, IN. w. ~
IA "a. ~
"ss' u i. * 4. 3 3 = 3. q =: ~ =: -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BmsrrR-Muxsa wednesday. October 81, q the
Congregational Tabernacle, Jersey Cty BY Rev. MAJ
ton Romes Mr. JosEra T. BRrsrxR Of New York TO Miss
LsABEIA BERTHA, twin daughter OF William D. heeker,
ESQ, OF Jersey City
Conss-wEEp In Brooklyn, an "Wednesday, October
father. GARRsr CozIvK 10 Miss RoxAsSA, daughter OF
Horatio Weed Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
Forrs--I.ESr In BROOKLYN Tuesday October 80,
GEORGE IL. FofTs, OF Chicago, 10 SARAH r., young's
| daughter Of Lewis Lent, Esq, OF Peexskll. N Z.
FlAGG-KESNsDy --On Wednesday, October 2t by
the Rev. w. A. Scott ID. D., TH,MA-J Ftaa0 - NELLIE
city.
GorRlAy-CRMa-At the residence Of the BRIDES
father. IN Wednesday, O,tober 81 J,Mns G,UsIAy 10
JEANNE f. eldest daughter Of George Craig, Esq all OF
this city. =
GuLauS-GsRRv.-A Trinity chapel on Thursday.
November !, by the Rev. Dr. gbee, FsEorarc G.LL,-
X Gerry, all OF this city.
GaAnAx-cooK. Jamestown n. ", on Thursday,
VrloDrr ~, oy Rev Mr. Van WICK, Jous g. GRAHAM OF
rev Ink 70 AIaxA >. DRUaY, youngest daughter OF
sne 'ae Or isooert Cook, Of jamestown. No cards.
GRAN-MLLa-rn tbs town Of westch~ster on Wed.
nesdav evening, October 81 mt the residence of the
Bird her by Thomas Jay Byrne Esq Justice or The
Of wastchessr comfy Colonel JAoos GaASr Of
Edward Mills Of the New York volup2eer Of the former
place.
I.ApsLxY--wn1ARp On Wednesday, October a. nj 81
rauls church, Troy, BY the Rev. DR.. r. W. Con- How
ARD LApMxv, az New York, 10 KArHARIvB Arurs dauob
ter or John H. Willard, Of the formcr place.
MARsnALL.-TUpK. 81. Lnke's church, Somer N
", BY the Rev. A. H. Partridge, WILLIAM u. MARsaAIL
10 Anna B.. daughter Of William Turk, Esq
MAGUIRE-Sc0rr On Thur dav November !, by the
Rev. Mooney, MICHAEL B. MAGUiRs 10 SARAH Scorr
both OF this civ. NO cards.
THoRN-RoaERs Wednesday, October 81. ut the
Kttridgo HARRY A. THoRv 70 CARRIE r., daughter Of
Abel II. Rogers, Esq, all Of this city.
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S ~ p PIN G NE w S.
pOsI Of NEW Yoax. NOVEMBER /. 1856.

AlnsxAo poR rsv vosv--fHrs
S6N Nisrs. n NOON Risrs. morn l Il
suN ss1s. 30 nlca u
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blem shed honor.
Nrw YoRK. October 30, 1855.
r. d. MORGAN,
PETER COOPER,
JAMES STUART,
r. q. GLAUBENSKf EE,
GEO. n. VAN MORT.
JAMES WADSWORTV,
GEORGE CRAVE FORD.
ALMON w. GRiSW0LD.
THOS. G. CHALMERS,
LEVI r. MORTON.
RICHARD M. HUNT,
THOMAS N. DALE.
W. NJ. vERMILyE,
OTIS d. SWAN,
JAS. ". JOHNSON.
WIN. WAITER PHELPS,
J. A ROOSEVESE,
ISAAC II. BAILEY,
WIN. T. BLODGETf,
JOSEPH TUCKERMAy,
HENRY r. TUCKE IMAM,
Gen. JOHN A. FOSTER,
Gan. WIN. Kn6TRONG.
TIM. g. CHURCHILL,
DANIEL DREW,
WILLARD PARKER, ND,
G. v. \. ROOSEVELT.
JOEL FOSTER, N. D.,
Gen. JOHN COCHRANE.
Gen. II. EDWIN TREMAfN.
WIN. GLAND BOURNE,
WIN. 7. EASTERBROOk.
HENRY A. COLT.
WALDO HUTCHiNGS.
WIN. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN Y: HAMILTON,
N. r. HOSACK,
CHAS. A PEABODY.
WILLIAM p. JONE0,
VIM. A. HALL.
j. GREENE PEARSON.
GH1s. r. KIRKLAND,
GEO. BLISS. Jr.,
CHAs. G. JUDSON,
WIN. A. BOOTH.
JOHN H. ALMEY,
JAMES. w. BEEEMAN,
SAMUEL !. classy.
ISAAC SH tsRMA4.
WM. A. BUTLER.
SAMUs L 3. WYCKOFv.
T. j. ". BABtocK.
8. RAUSON.
A. r. WILCOX.
ALEXANDER WILDER,
MARTIN THATCHER,
RUBERf USHER. JR..
ALEXANDER N. GUM,
JAM rs w. RANNtY,
AUSTIN A. FULLER.
WILLIAM h. AVERY.
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tPALAcnrCoLA, Oct sl--An srhr rrasois satteYire,
New YORK via key West. baking; I'D. ssesmsnip Por
Prince. seksor. NYork via Key West
BOSTON Oct VAR steamers wtili.m Tisbetis. Couy
goa.msp Csleuss; s,st.on Beal, cienfasss- hrs
Allen, rsksr. Philadelphia; schrs u Esteo ovsland
nrssies. Nsvcotnb VI below b~rf rssSbndsr from Ns-
s-Ar sssrs ssss . s r, fss je,ss, s * iu.s~.
Ssrrs Reh, hrcwn, Mrs1oarn CD bsfks Sirilsn
sparrow, keasss; Rogers hsisr, Matsnnas; brig MA
= IMuer sesas Cove snis msrk.t. sd siesmsr Al
Srsss \ i:ias,. very p,n%s,. k.nssivs ''''- 80
tHANLEsTuN. Oct I-Arr brigp hssscr. And-rsos, and
lncsla Mest wyiis. Bossan; Mstnw, hssee, Nov york
ss.e ca s.,rssss ss' e o..
tsh.. An steamer kmily sender. lockwood Nyart
,yL,s FnsA.sarrs.. nssslcrS y Msssss wron; aA1is
"a ~, s: :s-: &c., ys.ss .sA. x.s
MosnE' oes t-Ar. nst lss g We'd. fSs~'sssir, NV
\ Ea--HS VA Nv ks:ssss. ssrrs. i.~.s.
asn Isvarg.; bsrk New nssss rEvk M.ncs. yers Cruz
90 s'--sasttp ves csss.vsal vsir svs.t.
van sySf Srss~ Srs Z H,sss Si-sssr srs-s gesi.n
OPP, snn<s, vyrfl, ssIs AsyAcdl rorscs %.
sss msss o. n.r-, .ssss ss: rs ,ss,
iro,a Fan srsneses for cctis, rsarsA ~h cs o. ,,'
sni opnAsss srrp-s bs,ks yohss, so,fred fHysn Cst
tsrmcs pnls Ar~nA.; Essuskn sHssn tsrssn Hamburg
ss, s:,r.si. 90; csisrer srl nae dla.ssv IN, .S,J
En-na vlst. ty,.s shsnshsr We yosohsmA sd oss
nsrricr, Nt.pinei Base. vorsyis Nsg Isrf. 0li ~
VI. Sss.y; sSI is.~ssss is;'. sS~ssi sySsss =
rrsst eo1Ae
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BANrA.--On Thursday evening, November I, HA1RIEr
LouIA, wife OF c. Vreeland Banta and dauvhter Of
the late Potter Boeart in the 40'h Of her age
Notice Of funeral in TO- morows papors
COvTEv.--On Thursday, November !. after long and
painful lin ess NIcHAEz CovvEy, aged 45 veara
Tho funeral will take place ON Sunday afternoon, At
two O'Clock, from his late residence, % Wet Thirteenth
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Saltimore, Treitag, ben q. 9e3em6er 1866

elnem Ylebejer 9e9eniber an ben Sag su lsaen
plle9te, mnb nit all Der 0aroe, tuel9e 6er
re9ierence 8Grsermeiiter elmer 9aniaItaot sinenl
Ytablbiir9er 9e9eniber fir lld in Mniprud
nabm. 0erablalieno bot er ieinem untpilltcmz
lnenen GaIte etnea StubI an, uno bob, nadbem
Selee ii6 gelebt batten, an: & ga.l
--@uten 9tbeno, 6err Wuttbias! S9 bin mad,
Dem, tpas 5pliden ans uprsefaQen lit, einieerz
maBen ilber Guren 8eiu9 permunoert. 4Il e..
. --Sbr f0nnt Sud- nibt mebr ouriber tpun=
bern, Iauete Die glnttpOrt, alS i'd ieI6f eritaunt
bin, MIDI bier su leben. .ss8m la s5jl
d ~ Wtansci an Sffen6ersisteit lit ME @uer
8ebler 9epeler. iuste Der 8lrsermeiltcr, bur6
ben bOben Icn, tpel6en .Sensr einiGlue, nidt
menl9 oerlebt uno 9ereist. glun, labt b6ren,
mas flbrt Sud 81 mir? @as brinet Sbr?
q r--Was. Sbr tupIIt, 6err 8irsermeilter
&rieg Coer Srieoen! ontwortete Mattbios.l tt
q H-7Sbr mir 6rieOen brin9en? irdste 9lmmeus
oOrF rertpunoert 0as flin9t ieltiam uno errins
merit MIDI an ben @ers : Quidpuid id est,
ttmeo Danaos ct dona ferentes 9eritebt
Sbr 2atein, 6err Mattbias? lgsa 14l
H Hsla44g (SFprtIetnno fpIdt 0s .ay s
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xxsIIAeS mxA wSAemtIIAes -
40Ctim ore We&er.
1tfawSSeBeteA tun
G0n0afer s 9fapp.
ReAinanmaen.

0EptUBuWBEu%
Scr tSo,iO,e lRecter Ecitet in ber St0ht ~ Gcnta
S6eutim, aabIbsv an be ErSscr, weIe bafHe berdut'
Dmr6 bic gufs Serianbt: $3.50 far HRcnats Obsz
SO iSbrlidS in SsorausBaRIuns.
g5as s5OdbcHbIatt erTHeiut teben ErettaG nno tcR
50 ia5rIiS tu EcrauS 1a9lbor.
QatS OentI&laub bsFfunbt: So iSSrtt@ (stui@IesIi@
bes SUrtU). s..1s .g- ats.--.
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gll5 NtatbaS in baS 9tnnenoorIihe .6aus
ein9etrettn mar, ieb ct cen SUrQermeiler I'm
elne llnteueoun9 bitten. Dieier befano lid,
eben nit Wtarin Sacobi in einem tiefeu Sc.
iprd6, nne mar nibt wente crltaunt iiber oas
@elub eineS Wanne8. ipelhen pielfd6 aefrdnft
ST ba6en er liD reht ,ppbl benubt mar; e,
olerte oaber einen glugenbIf nit Der 9(ntwort
unentidlONen, ob er bic begebrte llntsrreouuc
9ewdbren rber abIbIagen lplte, bis er 1ib bod
Sulett fir bas Griere entidico.
Oas argp0bnilde @emittb Mar!nS BAIT,
aus bieier 36asruns lpSteia -Mibtrauer
ae'bppft; oenn ba eS nun einmol cine e6ttli6t
Strate ihledter uno qemeiner Geiinnuna ilt
aub 9Inoern ltetS i6leGte ulo aemeine Wlotip,
unterSule9en, 70 iiirdtete er, bab Qlmmenopr
elm oOppelteS Spiel ipielen uao Semen lpOb
lelblt berbeldieoen baben tpnne, SSn bieIe,
Wtetmng beitdrtte ibn DER an lid| bod 10 TIA.
tilrlIbe 8orl6lag eeS 8ur9ermeiters, Sld
binaui in bas 3immer Der Srauen ,u beaeben
nno i'm bort Su crparten.
: gSenns Sud reNt lit, Ia9te Wtartin, lC
m0hte l6 in Der gldbe bleiben, ni6t etwa
neil ih ienem G6lpel 9sseniiber Glren OlutE
unterltilben, iOnoern weil d nit e9enen O6ren
bbren m66te, mas er trin9t, lpie er oentt unt
wie er Su banbeIu GeIonnen lit.
NmmenoOrf iibIte re6t gut bas Wtibtrauen,
Wel6eS Sener 9e9eH i'm begte, aus ben gEcrs
ten peraus, ober er lpar 81 Hug, nm eS id
merten 81 lalien, unb lpra6: ~ ss.Ia
SD Stpeile nid,t, OaB @u6 bic Sabe
10 gut an9eben miro, tpie mid, uno fam Sure
9Ieuser niht mibbillsen; pieleidt its redl
gut, lpenn Sbr sllIes NIT anb6rt. 9retet
9nter ienen @Orbans, pel6er su smeinenl
S@lafgema@e fbrt; oCh i6nea, id bore
l6Cn i'm 9leteniinlmer Die 6&ritte Oes Ianaen
Wlattbiae. ,al. r.a '.. :
Snoellen tlOpite es al bic Gbiir, II. Der 8lrs
9erlHellter p0rtete i'ur mob 10 lunee, tiS Sener
blnter Dem Seppid nerlbwunoen mar; Ounn
rIel er nut trdItiser Gtimme; 9erein!i aluaa.
UfattblaS trat nit einem Guten glbenb, .0err
Utrgermeiiter ! in Die Stubr.
MmmenoOrf empfing ibn NIT Oem sun5en
9Odmutb, wel@en Elm @atricier iener 3eit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-21
(6ortlebunS fOl9t.
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IssssSfsSSa s @eniSnnr

Gm @ate pber 3Uii4enbet) an ber 8remer pber Sam
burger Gine bon bier mad europa Sber br"neen BIER
ber tann Bis gum absaHsstas seGert tserben in ser
- ~. @rfeeittsn bes rgBeter," Jl
-r-. r.rtst.... Sire. 8 9tcrb Ereberidftr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-04

Gossip about Adeiiua Past b. the present
staple uf pur.s correspondents A writer
Oh. tle No-d saws: 81 b love people vii
have 10 wait iur a long time, two years, per
hans. Tor the marr.ageoi Mdlle- Patti. 1t is
moi. That lac IS not old enough % marry tJr
although the public, tuauts TO her delicate
figure nd her almost IntautIne mauLcrs,
us7s.st 10 giving her only twenty years, and
even uiue.ceu, 1 viii tell YOU, IN cOnh-
H.ul,. chat her age Is quite tweuty-tLree.
However. MIle. patu Do stu O. MINOR. She
I.a rUauiari, aud in Spain women 40 not
attain their majority until tbey are twenty
lE.. IL t5Il vs. that the a.U1 vail not De Ui
are under two years. This particularly,
rather gf-.yuihcaut at ursJ sigh, derives
rFast .muartau G from the singular position
Cd NdUr. Patti. la virtue oil % contract
made bv her relstIves, with NJ. Strakosch,
Reg Ur.tuer-Iu-lrU her game afe divided
.rla tHrre shares. tue fret OF which goes 10
Ier relatives, and the Second 60 M. htra-
bosch, while the thiId Is Invested az good
.u..Ia @ ID 1aiu hey own tortule, OF which
sac s4l be- ull mistress from her majority.
suakosch will get the best part OF that
.racL lie always looks out for
so D. Some years ago, Ole Bull, IN a
very brief remark, gave us an insight
into Strakosch's character. Said the
great Niolinist Gle smile-he hug
,u-he put his hand in your pocket
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-04

ut Is unusual and dangerous says
the President in his veto message-"to
pursue a Nurse of measures which will
unite any large section of country
against another section Of country, no
matter how much the latter may pre-
dominate" And why dangerous Let
the President answer in his own words:
Because "lhe course Of emigration, the
development of industry and business,
and natural causes will raise mp aJ the
South men as devoted 10 the Union as
those Of any part of the land but ii
they are excluded from Cougress-ltl
in a permanent statute, they are de
clared not to be in full Constitutional
relations to the country, they may think
they have cause to become an unit IN
feelings and sentiments against the
Government No better reason could
be given. Such legislation as the Freed
mans Bureau Bill Is the direct sumu-
lus to sectional feelings, resulting at
length M sectional war. Besides, no
one can tell to day what tomorrow Is 10
bring forth. Natural causes may make
the weak section OF to-day the stronger
one tomorrow and where IS then the
guarantee that the tyrsunous section
viii not be tyrannized over in its turn!