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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
gaetr.,
you BET.

When you hear loud voices crying
As Of women in pet,
And see furniture q flying -.
There Is something wrong-you bet,
When children stop their riot,
And seemed disposed to "set,"
Beware of such quiet,
There Is something wrong-you bet.
When hummer takes to praying,
Ard goes back upon the wet
Watch closely all he's saying,
For there's something up-you bet
When fellow comes the steeple,
And talks heavy of his set,
And runs down the common people,
He's a busted egg-you bet!
Should youth and maiden squabble,
If he gets into pet
You may leave them in their hobble,
For 1t wont last long-you bet,
And when Romeo Is chanting
His songs to juliet.
II anything is wanting,
II isn't yon-y0u bet.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

The Union Pacific Railroad is now
finished four hundred aud sixty miles
west Of Omaha, and within fifty miles
Of Cheyenne 10 City, Kansas The
branch hcikc Railroad is completed
twelve Milesolb beyond the station just
accepted by the commissioners, which
carries the track two hundred and
seventy miles west Of the Missouri
river. .d.ll 1sdm3ycL ~ trol
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

SOLDIERS who survived the war,
vote as you fought. You braved dap-
ger and death to save the Govcrnment
from destruction, and you fought
bravely to put down the rebellion
which the outgoing Judge of the Su-
preme Court (WoodwardD asserted was
precipitated and provoked by the peo-
pie of the North, and which the Cop
pcrhead candidate for the same posi-
tion (Sharswood) pronounced chivalric
and holy. Vote as you fought. Vote
to put down rebellion. Vote to re-
bule usurpcr. Vote to encourage
loyalty. Vote to preserve the integri-
ty of the Government. Vote to ell
forccthe laws. Vote topunish traitors.
Vote to make treason odious. Vote
to secure those who trusted the nation.
Vote TO sauc the country.-Har. 7sie.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

A GOOD story is told of d certain
Colonel in the late war. The Colonel
aforesaid was riding in a stage coach,
with several other passengers, when he
accidentally dropped his hat out of the
window, when he exclaimed, III stem
torian voice:
"Charioteer, pause! 1 have lost my
chapeau."
The driver paid no heed to the
demand. Again the bombastic fellow
authoritatively spoke:
"Chariotccr, pause! I have lost my
chapeau." -'"'
No attention being paid by the
driver to this last command, plain,
blunt man, who had become disgnsted
with'his fellow travellers Stiffness and
pomposity, put his head out Of the
window and said: '-.' '..'. .
"Driver, hold on, this fool has lost.
his hat" "
This was perfectly Ineligible to the
driver, and the hat was secured. '
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

In 1863 the Copperheads clamored
for peace at any price. BY that course
they asserted that the Government was
whipped at that time. In 1867 the
Copperhcads, by conccding that rebel
lion was justified and that traitors
should be readmitted to the rights of
citizenship without suffering any penal
ties for their crimes, desire to prove
that treason was victorious during the
war. Can Union soldier vote affir-
matively on such a question ? Can a
loyal man vote approvingly on such an
issue? ? If the rebels were successful,
then is the national debt without a
security, and the national creditors de-
frauded. These are the questions to
be remembered while voting.-Har.
Tele. "ft .'-i'i-l'' p " IT h'i1
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

WHILE the smoke was still ascend
ing from the charred remains of
Chambersburg, and the women and
children sat mourning among the ruins
oftheir burned homes, the Copperheads
of Pennsylvania sat in convention at
Harrisburg, and passed resolutions of
partisan character, but uttered no
words against the barbarities commit
ed by the rebel horlers and not one of
them offered to volunteer to protect
the Capital of our State from being
destroyed by traitors. The convention
placed in nomination George w.
Woodward for Governor, because he
maintained the dogma that the soldiers
had no right to vote, that the Southern
States had a right to war on the Ma
tional Government, and that rebellion
was justifable. Sharswood is the pro-
totype of Woodward. Hetoo believes
that rebellion was justifable, and that
a soldier of the Union is not entitled
TO any political rights.-Hn. Tele.
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If every Republican vote Is nolled

If every Republican vote is polled in
Pennsylvania on the second Tuesday
Of October next, we will gain Judge
ofthe Supreme Court, maintain our
strength in the Legislature, and re-
elect every candidate for a county Of
fee the term of whose present occu-
pant expires this year. But we want
all our Republican votes polled. To
do this, and thus maintain a Republi-
can majority which has more than once
struck terror to the heart of treason,
we must all go to work at once and in
earnest.-Har. Telegraph. M
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The people in the oil regions have

The people in the oil regions have
no sooner got rid of one thing than
they Immediately freeze on to another.
They have at present CHASE ball on the
BRAIN" as will be seen from the fol-
lowing gem: A woman (whose name
is withheld) was before one of the
courts for disturbing the peace while
under the influence Of ardent .pota-
tions. She had seized a "pitcher" at
the "home base' and attempted to
give her husband a Chat" with it, but
BY sharp "run" he evaded the ''ay,"o
and passed the "bawler" to two police
men on the right and left field. The
stars caught Ann "out," and the court
scored run Of Us against her on the
second "innings." e7F ro'i9
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Theat'ayuesb'rs 2sp,lblisaa.
LOOK TO THE ASSESSMENTS.

Saturday, September 2sth, is the
last day on which assessments for the
October elections can be made.
Let every voter sec that his name is
on the assessment lists; and then let
him see to it that every one of his
friends and neighbors is likewise as
sessed.
There should be committees appoint
ed to attend to this matter. But do
not wait on them. Let every man
see to his own case, and be sure.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

ANYBODY says the Tribune, who
entertained a lingering doubt Of the
disloyalty Of the Democratic party
might have had his doubts dispelled
the other evening, when the Copper
heads held a mass meeting in Balti-
more to ratify the new Maryland Con-
stitution. One of the speakers, who
began by declaring that the negro had
mo rights except what the white man
chose to give him as privileges, wound
up with the appropriate boast that his
sympathies during the war had always
been with "the Rebel army" Among
the sentiments which appeared most
grateful to the assemblage was this:
"Little Phil. to fight Indians, and
Stanton to rule them." The meeting
broke up with cheers for jeff. Davis
and Wilkes Booth.
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perils, to preserve the union of these
States, to restore peace and harmony
to our distracted and divided country,
and You shall have my last efforts in
vindication of the flag of the Republic
and of the Constitution of oiir fathers"
( (Amlause.) H Hf. 3r .
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

A SARCASTIC writer says: "Shut-
ting ones selfup in convent, mar
rying, and throwing ,one8 self over a
precipics, are three things which must
y done without thinking too much
about them" s-es
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

IFa lady puts on her stockings
wrong side outwards, it is a sign Of
good lurk--if she docs it unintention-
ally. Ifshe does it on pnrpose, it is a
sign the stockings are not as white as
snow. In view Of the fact that ladies
do not wear stockings unless they are
as white as snow, this sign applies only
ito "bluc stockings" .o.mio
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Terms of Advertising,
10 II w d II X J..

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 90 per square
for three insertions, and 80 cents per square
for each additional Insertion tten lines or less
counted square) All transient advertisements
to be paid for in advance.
business NOTICES set under The head of local
news will be charged invariably 10 centsa line
for each insertion.
A liberal deduction made tn persons adyertis.
ing by the quarter, half-year or year. Special
notices charged one-half more than regular ad-
vertiscments.
jon PRINIJG of every kind In Plain and Fan
cy colors; Hafd-bills, Blanks, Cards Pamphlets,
shortest notice. The REPUBLICAN, OFFICE has
just been rerftted and every thing In the Print
Ing line can be. EXECUTED In the most artistic
Innnncr and at the lnIYekf rites.
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Serlitine.

Boarding tann man in Der Stabt su biuigen 9reiiei
Raben uno cine bef9rdntte AnSapI fam oamit in De
ShuIe uerieben Iperben.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

RATES OF ADVERTISING
HS8s" DAILY 81 GO per Square first insertion
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our6 biele WaueroFnung ifeigen unb
bernnter tnSmein 8immer comment"
Steie lestere 8emerfung fd]ienGin .
ornG auf Den lun9en Mann su MAIDEN.
ngfun, metnetbaIb," Iaate er. unb
oann rief er binuntsr: ,SSardten sic
nidts, Sianca, i'd tperoe in bas 3im@
mer oes Serrn 9eben, unb mir iuerben
uns bofentlid berifanbieen, 70 ODER
TO-. -. feien Sic obne Sorsen nm
mi1W
- mein .SimmeI, mas ipirS borons
peroen?" rief es balbIaut bon unten
aurilf, uno tuabrenb6em bob fid1 Der
Sbertorper Oes @abaIiere 6urdb Die
Wfauer0ffnung.
uSte tonnen aud bier auf 6ieGtaus
gen treten unb Damn auf Der Setter nies
Oerfomn1en," faste Saunik, Ser fdon
nnten mar, Elm 9idt berbeigebolt bate
uno oantit in ben &antin emporleudls
tete.
sfa9 ueni9en 9lusen6Iiden itano scr
1un9e Wann i'm 3ilnmer bes @rafen
Saunib. 9tud er trug einen fdmars
gen Domino, Der, ais er Son ben
S9nltern 5urii6selporfen uurbe, cine
ret9e S9arladuniforn feben Iieb.
nGbenfaas I'M Sominol" iaate
sauniB lddeIno, tuabrenb er ben ieinen
81 Sooen sIeiten IieB. u9dabe, cas-
lins tetn Bbilolose febt, Ct iuirbe
ploslt9 entoefen, pesbaIb man fold
Elm Stn9 Chauve-souris nenut."
(SSortfesuns foIat.)
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syisf 1tmiDcriit6t.
6 irc II [ a r.

| Syy<ie aus Zen Observation-Disclosures mel,
SA19e trsli9 per6fientlidbt wureen, erbet 1T bic
5ist S6uIe in cine s ISL ipe Fl d t, rpie fie
Organization.
1. 9as otab emifbe 9epartemen t
oirb bic grimdr Seminar<, Grammatfs ano bObe
S6uIe uiHfaiien.
2. 9as gtOrmaI partement pirb be:
ionbers fur ben Sebrau 9erienisem ein, rueIdbe fi
ieiht 81 2ebrern ansbiloen pouen.
g.. Gin Gotlegtnm Separte ment
peldes bic nlten nno ueuen Spralen uHo bic bDbere
gtatbemattt lehrt, Drb ofort einaritet, penn hins
ret9enoes 8e5iirfniB oa5u porbanben it, elafien fur
eess Gepatement weroen filrs Grite in Der boberen
Sbule gebalten Iserien.
gbul9eib.
9afiebe betrdgt $500 in 8orausbeaabI luna fir al
Stpartements. S5iiIer perben nur fir enen Mona
re9iltrirt.
8pdr6ina.
Boarding fam mon in Der stast gu bilIigen greien
5nben uno cine befdrdntte Mnsabl fann Sait in Der
S9ule perie9en perben.
Serinine.
9as s@uIiabr ,uirb in brci Sermine setbeiE. Der
f6Iiebt am 20. DECEMBER.
Scr spette Germ N fdnst AM 6. Sanuar
1868 on unO iflieBt am %. Mdrs.
PEI brttte 9 rm N bestnnt am z. apriI
nnb enbet am q. SUM-.
sSreiffenen.
Der goar6 Der Srutees beabf1tigt bic Grri9tuna
elmer getpiiien @nSabl pom 6retfelen Mm 8eften
0erer be iidb sn 2ebrern uorbereiten ruOIen.
3eit Der Mnfna bme.
NHe, bic icb 8mIaB beruerben, baben fit1 in Der
Office oes Stewaro au meloen unb s1par penieftens
srpei Gage ppr Be9nu bes Eermines, nobel tie fidb
GtnlaB =Eidets 81 peridaffcen baben. @le Bills
milien be;ablt merocn, ebe Der S9aler anfgenommen
merhen Tam.
S9lIer t6nnen 81 ireenb elmer 3eit i'm Sermin an=
9enommen Iperoen, bod lift es IpIniGenswertb, bab
es am SegiHn befieIben eeiobebe.
Nrrf. Sobn Gscen, Yrin3ipaI.
Gbarles Srpsbp. Stemarb.
9ebiatgt Don Der ameritaniiden RiIiions>gefeuz
ifaft nnb Der gScitern Sreesmen's ilfs=@omiiiipn.
6. ID. Grapatb, Sefretdr.
etRc IN al tt, 2. Sep t. 1867. fep1t
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Deutf6e 0ereine Nafbpiae's /.
0eutI9er @inipan6erunas gSerein.

Seutl9er Giniuanberunas 8ereiu.
9rdfioent: aOopb NeIfon.
gicegrdfoent: 6. 6. Giers.
/ S9aSmeiiter: Senrn Res.
| Sefretdr: SSo5n 8ubm.
| Sruitees: gbriian Rriee,
Charles HeIIon,
| u. g9eik.
| y. D. Ahrefie: God Boz So.
g. s.. &. 6. Il. G. 81.
| Sesen benz gaittpO@ absnS gerfamHEans In Ser oala>
Snruers Berein
49, @esripstf: %. October 1854.
| -gitsfisoss5obI: $50.
gsssa gprs4er: gSsIps asIion:
a aSt.'e gsriftpart:s $ y a Sstt5nssr'
Ssitsr gibrtstse,ar: 5. so asiiss gana.
Sritsr tt Iurapart: Sca asT gSSi;T.monn
8sasDart: III. e5ilS Sei G@''09flm'
SSrltsr Sdakmeiiter: 8. 6. giers.
Srnlfees: Satob Stiefel, q. B. SabIed, Senrp Res
sSa risamm!nnsslOtai: Burner Sale. ede gay
Der gersin bat gittpO9s abenb TX nbr fem
wo9entlI3en Sisungen.
Sduben< Serein.
Segriinbet: Sannar 1861
aRit9liebersa5f: Is.
Srrsr SphsenmeIiter: ID. SeftD.
s5asmeifer 9. S. gsS SGga neb'
:. o9 eO Ta'"'
Saffon@2oge $40 Ill
Altsr oeutider Srben Der 0arueeri
4RitaIiebsrsohI: Is
EberzSarbe: &. 2arib.
/ I geeretar S Sesa g sis.
s9asmeiHtter: 6e aan 9sS sfie,sa
1e aFTea pstlamHelt D ieOen Snnuesf08 aaelS
8. 3. .. s.
aurora< 2ose go. 105. Deutldle Se>
SSeQonS
ge9rinoet: MpriI 1858
Mitglieher;aLI: ff2.
Doermeifter: Ab. luutber
Seeretdr: 81. Serbrid.
S9okmeifter: 6. Dtoder.
Die Sose psriammeIt iid ieSen Sonnerftaa apenb
Dbl SeIIoID's pdH.
gfainonibes 2oae SO. As, g. 8. %.
grdfbent: Ben Bort.
glcezSrdfoeut 9. Siebermanr.
SetretSr yag 9inteipieI.
6iranszsetretdr s. &afauer.
S5atmeiter y. sSacpbus.
gtgnttor u. SIang5ter.
Stlnitunt=Nlo nitor R. 51per. s--
9Saroen: 4R. Sc5uar,,
Sbhrite5er 8. S9Iefnser.
Oeutider nterltiibuuasberen.
@esfsn rSf;, am l. Sept 1886 5neOrpOrtrt in Is2
SteS~fEulloeHI. S1Qto0 SetQef.
S9dsmetfter: 6. 4Rpder.
I. Seeretdr: Souls Dtaper.
2 Setretdr: G5eprg S6buina,
SefiammAHng leoen 1ften DRontag Ses Rpuats,
S9ipetSer unteritikuuasperein.
@eorilnbet: @ai 1857
aRitgIieSersnbI: a.
Yrdiioeut: guitap 0ieberer
Vice Yrniioent: SSobn Runa.
/. setretdr: u. 9OuilOn.
2. georse @idbpeuA
SobdBmeiiter: Sos Boot
IN Ser1ohtnflnn9en: NonntIidb elm aaI bel Sos
gost Ode SeffsriOn unO Sberrp strabe.
Goncorbia.
(Gnrefa nnb Sbalia bereiniot.l
gesrlnoet: I. December 1856,
Rit9IieSersabI: 90.
grdiibenf: 4gor SinteIfpieI.
gtee=Yrdfbent: Simon 2iebermauu.
SeeretGr: AboIf 2oueman.
Stnltotbetar Sofeph SamueIS.
gngtt1er Slbnen= Director: u. 9ouers,
Seut19er SibnenzGirettpr 8. SsraeI,
S3nsmeiiter: 8. 2SaI6man.
Ct Ssretn ueriammet iid p6cheutIid5 0onu.Y- an,
AbsnSs ~ ubr i'm Gourtsauie.
Sutberiide 9emeinbe.
9tarrer Gegers.
VoffeSs a! lsSen Sonntag 10 ubr in Der n
RIsc9e an Der aRorttfrobe unterboIb
oes SouisuiHe Sepots.
Seut19e fat5oliid,e Stride
Rirbe in GermaRtopn
goteso,ent: Sonntass llbr Rorsens.
So9antt: Sonntaes ubr Dtoraens
Sssper; Sonntass nbr Rabmittaes.
Seutf@e Metbooilfen @emeinSe.
RreSiser: Serr Sobn 8. 8ortb.
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Saffon<2o9e $50 Ill
Stlter oeutl6er Sr6en Der Saruoori

4eteIiebsrsabI: IS.
Eber<8orbe: G. 2arfb
Huter eSohn Sitter.
1. Seeret6r eeore Sid
= 3sGuI 6oifnIann.
S9akmeifter: Geprs Netidber
Ter SrSen ueriammcIt IT'D ieoeIl Spuuersao gs.,
No. 50 unionitrabe.
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SAINTS 8rD's. &iauDS
OaS Nidnp bpn 0fmer;fo.


9tefe Yianos Iuerben angemen pom eompeteuteu
gt5tern ale 8ianoss bic nod ee,natt rporben
llno, 9iet9 an ;rtanat. AlS Gmpfeblunaen fSnnen
mir nns auf pieIe tauienb Stobt= nn6 2anobepobner.
nebit sreben An3abIen Der So9f9uIen, Seminare u.
(. NJ. bejieben.
Sieie gtanos baben nibt aIein ben betdnbiaen
9ebrau6 uno i1uere 9raris poa einem Sabre oilss
gebe Item, ionbern itno Die lesten Is Sabre sur ppus
benubt poroen.
Sieielbe baben grei'e unb mebaiuen crbaIten, mo
lte rrr INNER aus9eftelt pltteei. Sps @erIangen
mad bieien 8innps lit 70 groB aepeen, bos Bic erpen
gaines Bros. fi9 gen6tbigt faben, i6re Nrbeiten
gu benz Betra9e pon "a bis 30 Yianos w66entli aus
5noebnen. -
Steie baben Jest cine Der auseebebnteiten unb poH=
fdneigften 6obriten in ben Ser. Staater inbem bic
Sabrt aaein iber bret Bertel zines Adets Qanb bes
Sedt nnS cine iront uon 2t9 s s an Der 3peiten
Muenue etttipideIt.
9iefeiben no entf9ieoen bic biuieen Yioups eriter
Rlaife i'm Sanoel. Nan enbe fir luitrrte GrtuIare
SdtneS Bros,
556, 35s. $50, 1862, 36i. 366. 1858, 80, S72,
H328 3R 8peite abenue, Rem gort gitp
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Sefftntli6cr Strtaut.

Sefftntlid)er Strfauf.
GSraft elmer Spnmacbt, ipcIdbe Sames gSiI.
CIVILIANS am II. 5dnuar los mir ausgeiteut bat unb
Uelfe in Der 8egilter's Office fir 9aploon GoHnp,
BUD 30. IS, settle $40 ein9eSeidbnet lporben lift,
mer6e idb
am 20. Sftpbrr 1867
an Dirt unb STEELE 6ffentIid uerlteigern
Den 2dnb Tract i'm StpiIsDiftrih Go. "a in aes
nanntem County, auf pel6em Sames @ilams
wobnt lnb weld1er $50 ader entbdlt. Der 2anbs
Eract He9t an Der Qanoftrabe pom RafbpiIIe mad
GIartspile, u WteIen pom Der Stabt @oIbptue. @uf
beIagtem 2anosGract beftnbcn fid} Elm ruertbpoaer
Dbfgarten, entbdItcub $1,000 feline Gbitb unie un
nab enen geinber9 nit siemdb 10 % 9tebft5den; er
1T gut uerfehen nit ME febIenben Nueen oes beiten
8aers. bat etTpa 200 Nder lter Tence tnb Der 8et
ooer bop Der gr0Bte 9bel beIeIben lit gut bcmaIbe
unb entbdH quite SmproDemeitts. 9te 8efsung fou
tpeoer i'm 93n5en ooer IN 9etrennten GbetIen uerz
fault tnerosil, ME es adaern genebm lift. Mae, peIhe
3u tanfen mini9en, mDgen fi1 an 5aines &iLams
attf BEN Ylase member, Der ibnen bic 2dnbereien
aeieen pir6
acknowledgement:
Cine SdIfte boar bic anbere ouf CREDIT fir apSIf
Nonate NIT Snterefien pom Datum an, Qdufer bat
Yoten unb Stterbett su geIudbren unb oas Qanb pr6
tiir Sahlnng tes 3auf9eloes perpfdnbet bciben Die
2dnberei wirb ~ ieeer Seit benz 49, OF ober 1861
tu otefeH Bebtngnugen perfanft, penn b RdufIiebs
haber bel 5ames Billiams, benz Mgenten uon TR. 6.
Sor6an, einfteHen.
80. 6. 9orban,
tep2i DO Sruitee &c.
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Sta6tenSWcrt1 !

.9iermit 5eise i'd benz gubIit,,m srsebenit an, bab
i'd elm
Tdrbereiz unb Orufcrei= 6 cffb aft
etabIirt babe. SD fdrbe uno brude SraaentIeber,
IA obet cine GrfpdgniB non 5-10 Yro3ent garan tirt
ptre. 9ie Wetbobe finnet in europa ben sr6Bten
Selfau. 8ouene unb 1eioere &ieiber perben mad
Selteben eefdrbt unb 0ufsr Iegen por, pelCbe sum
Olud ausgeI1dbIt perheu f0nucn uno in ar6Bter
Hannidbfalttg cit porbdnben fino.
Die 3amen Haibpiue Iuerben bod5obtungsuoU
einqeabeli, rgtr ibre gEouen uno Seioentleber aum
6drben EstD Sruden su berienbeu. 8ereits eefarbte
StoFs f1nnen bel mir gebrtdt en-. Subei iitere
it Die biui9ften Yretie gu.
z Rein GtabItiiement tit Gde non
SsfTrrirn unb Sine Straee, 9prb-0a1bSiar,
i'm Saufe BON Clemens @mbmi6.
9lntDn Sfiefe.
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Gafbpille 9enneffee, 9ienfae Den l. Ofober 1861 ><z
Weue Mn5eigen.

Grntulatipn.
FERN .. 8. Barfbprn unfere beiten Slid
pinfd1e sum geftri9en 9cbartstae.
Sas SeserperfpnaI Der staats,efimns.
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NX<ie aus BEN interpretations 2rtifeIn, tpel,
sSSbe tirsli5 per6ientlibt mureen, erbeIt, lift bic
5ist S5nIe in cine Ststu niuer Fl t t, rpie ite
BON leBt on bendnnt iuerben iuiro, iiberge9angen.
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<cIcgrap9. Na6rid)ttn.
6abel=Sepefbem.
Sic italienif@e 8epesune.
sfadridten aus 8aibinaton.
Serfcbiebene Naebricbtem.
GInren.. %. Gent.

Sl I E II 81 ~. Sept.
Sic IufItanbe in Den berf6ie6enen
Sbeilen Staliens, lueI9e bur6 @ari :
baIoi'S 8erba ftuug berboreerufen MUIR
ben, tuaren ernitlider, als man 9lns
fangs bert6tete. Sn bieIen sSallen
muBte oaS Nilitdr Su 8abonnetanqrifz
fen uno ielbit gum sSeuern idreiten.
Siele Surger un6 Solbaten muroen
getObtet unb bertpunbet.
Son @aribaloi puroe Elm 8rief ner<
Offentli6t, in ipel4em er iaete, oaB ale
Sflaben bas 9fe6t baben, ii6 al be-
freien, fol9lid aud Die 9tomer unb
ale Staliener feien CUR Siilfe berpIi6e
tet. @r bofft, oaB feline 9anbsIeute iid
ourd Den neuliden unfan nidt bon
benz groBen SSerf abldrefen Iaffen uub
mad Gom gu befIen Befreiuna mar
idiren tuerben. Die Mueen Der gansen
gSelt ieien auf fie gert9tet un6 man
eriparte nit Spannuna oas 9tefuItat
tbrer Sanblungeu.
Cont antinopeG, 20. Sept.
Ser Sultan bat cine aus 3 Sirfen
unb 3 9rieden befebenOe Gommiliion
mad &reta 9efanbt, um Die 8eidtDer<
ben Der 8ep0lferuns gu unteriu6en.
2onbon, 80. Sept.
Sie 8an s9lnelifanilbe SDnobe Int
Die (liberaIs reli9i0fen) g6riften 6es
Sii9ofs @olenlo berbammt.
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SIS Arlington, %. Sept.
Ser 9lab1 Sefretar bat besaaIidJ
Der S9mieri9feiten nit ben penninl<
banif6en 8ert1ten ipegen Musliefernna
zines unmiinbi9en Marine@ soIoaten
erfldrt, cab elm Staat fein 9te6t babe,
ir9enb cine Yerion, ipelde bon ben
Ser. Staaten in Otenlt eebaIten ipirb,
III reciamiren.
@s beFnoen iid biele pennipIbanif6e
Yolttifer bier, pelde nit Dem Yraii>
benton in 8esu9 auf Die beborltebenben
Wablen in ibrem Staate 9tIflpra6e
nebmen.
SaS S9abbepartement bat 9ladlz
ridten erbalten, benen gu aSolge Die
8bisfeD Sefrauoationen in Sainois,
Snoiana unb Ohio INNER mebr iibere
bano nbbmen. Sic 8eamten fino our
itrensiten reberDaduns aufeeforbert
iporben.
Sartforh, Conn., 80. Sept.
Cine SO Sabr alte 6eutfde sSrau,
Senriette StoIbing cling auf ser Sarts
1oro<9aem 9aoen Grenbdbn, fpuroe
bon einem Bug ii6erfabren unb iofort
9et0otet.
SO ton, 80. Sept.
Cine Oeputation bat Sen. Sberi6an
gum Beiud in bieFger Staot eineelae
ben. 9erieIbe bat Die @inlabun9 an>
genomrnen ilnb miro an Z. Sftober
bier eintrefen.
Slem SrIeans, 80. Sept.
General Nfotper bat 6ie WliIitaror<
bres in ge5u9 auf Seldporne 70 mo-
bifcirt, 6aB man cine SurD miro su<
iammenieben f0nnen. Sie @ef6nore.
men iino Den 8egiitrationsliften gu ent>
nebnen.
Sin gSabIrefultat in 2ouiliana lit |
nod nidt befannt tuorbea.
Sn BEN leBten q Stunben fino SO
4erionen am sciben Sieber 9eltorben.
Sort monroe, 80. Sept.
General Sdofielo lit bier fdmer err
franft. Sein 9eioen lit Elm bosartises,
EiIiifes SSieber.
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Sieie PianOs empFnsen ben b6bftsn greis in be
administering iiber bic beiten 5abrttate 2onbOns
Paris', Semtf9Ianbs, Der Stdbte Stem gcrf, 9biIaz
OeIpbia, Baltimore unb BoitOn; ebenfO bic 9OIO=Res
Saiue anf benz ameritanif6en Snitttut in
Ha5- STINT auf chamber foIseHben Sabren. -s9N
iniere Pianos entbaIten has Sarfen gebaI, ben
frans6iif9en Sampfer, ben pertGrtten 8aB, pole els
ferne &abmen unb ale mObernen gerbeferunsen. -
SeSes Snitrument ouf flint Sabre sHarantitt unb
werSer unter aufiitbt bes GERM 8. 8. @ropeiteen
fcbri;ir, her cine prattfbe Grabruns BON iiber IS
Sabren bat unS Der ber ii 900 9ianos feIbt sema
nnfere BortbeiIe befdbisen uns, nniere Sabrs
tate 10000 Dollars biHiset gu uertanfrn, aIs r
eenb eirle anbere Sabrif. mo iut2fS
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SrNdnifatipn.
GdlnI0eib.

SofieIbe betrdst $500 in 8orausbeaabIun9 fir al
Sspartements. S9iIer weroen nur fir einen NOnt
resiltrirt.
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TT Oas einsiee germ6sen. Sas GItern ibren anbern
geben f5nnen, ba bafleIbe ME peroren ae6en cann
lam uno beitdnbig bel Der Anpenbung inebr gSrrtG
erbdlt Sieie GrSiebun9 fam man in Der