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coru us. 81 80 Mfeed in good deu.pi Short. szo A. =
To S a. IS STaf ss . Ss WIZ: os Cor I NJ =
i. '.'h 5 e A;S, @ S . ss s'. fS, By M nd e
7ZJo bush Corn 7e9 900 feet Lumber
CLsoissAr Aae 7F"ur srner snd higher good sem,nf
cSoe oI No ssd o. 1ssr S0ss Sc s% q. n.
seAfse an good demand at & Cotton DAN ssshssge1
Pork 50 refused La~I2ic was refused Mcss .sss
,tS 70, pax Shoulder sod l3ic for Sides Baron held sn
O. u ;Aa15c for Fresh. Gold, is{
81 Loy" Aas nrobscco srm and uncbsnse Hemp drm aud
soa55 Prime to Fancy Whit. 81 s5esa IS, Prime 70 F.oc, ~
Siss ' sSe3 g, wsts g sISSs sSS sGS Il s,gsi Cog
Oats s at tSe6s Barley 81 - for choice spring RE svasssS6
.,s, s At 81 eSky sm ss "a 10 Resspt.4 e hs
$500 sacks Wheat 600 sNsks Corn, 500 ssets Oats
SIC Is Tor Lug. : asdas Leaf CIsce ssiStes sS-Ssa1
Flour 25i chs's No ssr sil Wheat sa os@ se 70 so
Rye 81 q Mes Pors Shoaders 2i qscg
Clear sides 6Ic ssgarcured Hams 20 92c packed Lard
2i9l2 Cotton qus 2i025 Groceries unchanged RaT Wh'k
slLwArxEK AnE z.-Plour gsist; Cy Desbies so 59snf
at 81 Ss for No. Ncs2 0st. unsettled st44e g. "a
and i1c Tor No Corn Il go M No ReceipS, 10 01 busH
Oats. 6o063c Provisions nebAngsi
30 250s Winter White wheat slo25 Ambs3
Wheat Wheat active decline OF y@ Winter z
Spring 81 ss9s %; No Spring at ~ 500 81 ot Corn aa
decline Of ollie sales s for No Oats declined 2@,sc eens
for No Barley active advance Of Ss5 closing st 81 w Toe
No snd 81 for No Provisions dull sad nomrsl Beef Caa:
nominal at SO So06 Good Choice Sheep doll aud achsag~
& R&sSsPts-ss9 SSs Fo1 s99s bash whss, 10 % bush &c 19
5a.S GoSn Ss.S o obs Flour ' bush "''
ToLEOo Aug Du-bl, Brtrss so So
declined 2d Of No ct 81 29G Amsr s2Qs6
bushels 's con a ..t. M S y SRs % so " ps s s:f
bash Oats declined sc sales At 5le for No aud fBs Tor No zf
sI 10 for No /.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
TIE WEATHER.

RES,RTsThe Thermometer was lowest .ay 65otlls II to
oercas2d uQnng, overcast east northeast rain com
uenced l2 NJ continued With little abatement 70 u p
10 II little rainy Dn,e dlry rain driIIy rain
A grand oce',tAion Of star by the moon. -
In res gsceNed tror the Dudley Qbervst2rY Albany
Il nenod the viii hnmber OF sals rsSj 70
hours of m 22d and Of the 2d These stars are sene
Of the besnh the from the seven stars d
baa one ohe will quite o. stars Al one
OF another of parallels of latitude The moon rises ln m
The pla pe appeared satellites last evening but not ~
his ty for al Of the Of the phenoneaon
The planet beneath the horizon of Nev-foTk "a. -,
ssoy Avg 2l-IIeay rams have fallen last night and to-day
WIsHNGroS d. C. Aug 2-The heavy rain which commenced @
until daylight this morning Ths evening 'he va"
another hl of rain Of sevcrti hours continuance
AUGrsrA Ga, Aug 2a-rle ygsher is bot aud Soady
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Mas erF s ,, Sc :, Rse's. IS S.r Sssscg Ssss ~
Wbis ~ al. Rye 81 CO., Old do $l 10 Corn hnn ''O"
Sw1$,foS c. Aug e,sprits Tapeufiqe dali st s2e Ron
oust al s3as7 There uneIAmpled scarcity 81 nPPag hs
sd s.G;.qos.e e S. E's 20 SiS'ss iIi y .a cod
0S sue FraseIsco Aug swheAsa, at 81 S0as s. Legal
ceg - bale. ns srtve bu. prices are lower
i bales Mdds One bale Of new Cotton sold al JVe "
e'.Sd :, Ca Aug 22Co,on quie, hat steady sales bales
Ndings Receipts 81 bales receipts Of tue week ' es
NOBLE Ala Aug ?2CoonSaes ho bales prices are nominal
1 s P fsy u s f 800 S Se.. At @ HSs
Yy Whit Michigan Al - Jl0T2 93 snd 200 bush No New
S,Es e.. y "a o' ,.t q, 70 Is eco % Sa.S e d. At c closing 9@
os!s are 20 91sTe & y pSs ,isJ. M Pu Lard and High
vine, nm hanged ecsptwh,at 35ss bush Oats ~ ~ Sls
6S. os tss Sss S sS. fSsTsi Rs c So 5S,S S''
Aug 22toIton gncaang 6 he Flour Quiet,
Conmos Triple EI 81 Is CS %1 ~ sGGS so G'aOa Maa Y
low and Whit. in ot, at II eslo 0s, are u fair demand
zoe BaeonThe supply i,en' and hoI E % i Gold iao Sterling
FISSes 1S5Gis5 S,wYors sight Exchange per cent Prsna
sIo w9,.r 9 Aqs Es W1.. SS8 Double
AT,sI Whss' II O No. Ssrns Red offered At - IS
sales No do. Cora DAD and dseiaed l sales Of No.
closing ds -ie Re quiet aud held At ID O No. LIN
store barley hominAl at sl0tl TO- .,,,.., cos.e dnn
nominal aud UNCHANGED Flour steady wtht gnoaoSS S. sso
4a - Inferior ranging oan to ~ 756sa Cswhi.e ~ i5S
f 10 rslN, VI lodS ~ Oats irreS1 ss2is IA % Provisions
Arm snd In good tonSmpiive and Bacon-Shouies
@ dy g' s s,. :spSit s lie ofS eHs o w.ss s Bal,
s6sr l Rib Side. a. tls Ms,s tosoS Porto
SEQ. lilGi1ic wh,ty unchanged ..,., ,,a bb,. at
so 30 o No. spring sF 90 for Red Winter s % M pSao %
Rlt Wheat 1000 bush Nc" ,s.s AsSs' ,Ts Corr
:. @ ,.G , . aS SS'G 5.. ~" ao Al ii a. .ad quiet
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE AT GLEN's FALLS.

The Republican records a sad case of suicide of
accomplished young lady Of South Glen's Falls. IL
says that Elva Doy aged about % years. daughter
OF Mr. VIM Doty who lives in South Gens Falls
ceved the attentions Of young man living at Moresu
Station employed in the Office Of hesaratOga and White
hall Railroad Their intimacy has continued apparently
without interruption for nearly six years and until the
world large had regarded them as aianced lovers On
Saturday evening the young lady attended the theatrical
exhibition at Union Hall Scarcely had the performance
commenced when the MOreau Station gentleman was
observed TO enter the hail. accompanied by young lady
Evra seeing her ruant lover soon rose aud ert the a
and refusing the company Of her brother started alone
for home She crossed the bridge and vending her
way down street which leads directly to the river she
plunged into the water and drowned. Early Sunday
morning neighbor discovered jockey hat lying upon
platform used for sorting logs and at o'clock the feess
body of the unfortunate young lady was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
NARYLAND.
THE woBH ACCOMPLISHED BY THE coNyEN-
.'..- TION.


.'.-- TIoN.
The Maryland Constitutional Convention has
sa,"nrned. and have adopted Constitution for that
State which is 10 be submitted to the vote OF the people
on Wednesday the 18th ptenber and II ratified, Will
90 into effect Saturday the 5h Of October The gem
era elections Will take place, usual on the first We'd
nesday after the first Tuesday in November.
Among the important features which have heretofore
had no place the organic law OF that state are; The
provision inserted Ia the legislative article that no per
shall De deemed incompetent as witness on acc t
OF race or color, except hereafter so declared nv
Of the General Assembly,; the absence OF any yi aus
test, except belief I'm the existence OF COO moIai ae
countability TO Him, ana condition OF S nns
ment IN thus or tho world 10 come; ia the ~ @
for witnesses Jurors the holding OF once iiu te ~
hibon against retrospective or eApurEatoil'u o"' "
In the declaration of rights the following important
clause IL inserted: " - ,,..i,,tion az the
limited Sr,tea and Of this State apply as wen ~ . ~
war as in time Of peace, and any departure nv W
violation thereof under the pea Oh he, IA tends
other plea is snbversive Of good government ana "u
" ~ 81, hyther proyIded that under no CIRCUMSTANCES
shall the Legislature pass any law suspehdihs 'ho Pf
Iece OF the writ OF habeas corpus ,, eos,ruct,on ~
Te Cnnvention fully recognizing the uesIrue,lon vi
slavery has inserted the declaration OF rights tue oI
ioWlg hall not be retstabshed in this state, but,
gr aholished under the policy and authority OF
No tcd states compensation, In consideration hereoi
a. i, ,,o ,ro,n the United states -,
IN nuo with this view 10 IL provided that tho
Iegsature shall take sueh steps as my De uotn'vu zen ~
necessary TO urge upon te Uneu S s,st" ~ % was
dd hv the iOnt resolution passed by the Congress Oh
The United states April TO- & % aS a p psSs nsS aid as
NAV he received nom the United States Tor thht Ii
pose" -...,,, o,epges in fhe Exeeutiyc Depart-
-, ,r the comforting of the veto power on the COY.
rrnor and the abolition ol the olhco oi Lio"'o""'
nn egatiys article restricts the regular srssons OF
the legislature TO days, aud the oXr s9ssopS W 'o
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
GEORGIA.


RAILROAD DISASTER NEAR SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 22.-The train from
Macon met with a serious accident this morning at
culyert between stations ~ and 3 The engine passed
over safely the tender fell through throwing the train
down the embankment. The were crowded with
passengers none hurt except an express mes
senger who Ia badly injured The freight express and
smoking cars are a complete wreck The passengers
arrived at u o'clock p The steamer herman Vlng
sone for NewYork waited there was no detention to
through passengers.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
ARMY GILLETTE.

The following officers belonging owu Arsenal Mass Sssndeut
the Rnrcr CORPS have Makey OF the Ordnance
nn, Court Natal meet Department ordered TO
ttS,.. Paint Y on the 2 Springfield Arsenal BreVe
nst Brer Major III Majoren W. IIoNe, Major tth
Can't. "a Ifogns and L. C. Aery Is assigned TO duty with
Oyernsb First Beuts W. H. Case Gen Howard FpLienL ~
Lee D. W. Lockwood and Porter 18th nantry has resigned
Ivernore Breyst Major aud Brevet Col Q. w Eos
Capn has been ordered before A. A. Geners and Capt H. A.
Retng Board Breyet " Royce, Assistant eusemaser
Phpps Of the Ordnance Depart General have Osea s'eeu % OF
has been assigned to duty al Water the service
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
TENNESSEE.
TROUBLE IN MADISON COUNTY.

TROUBLE IN MADISON COUNTY
A special dispatch to Cincinnati paper dated
Nashville, Aug. 49, says the news from Madison County
Tenn, is alarming Capt Kirk, OF the State Guards
writes Gen. Cooper under date OF Aug 49, as ioho"s
The Rebels killed three negroes last night They were
found secreted the bushes Two OF them were ed tO
gether The Rebels taking pistol ana gun from
the negroes which they brought home WITH them trOm
the Federal service. There at least 200 armed Con-
seryatives In this county. Guns and pistols are hied All
night long. Send us ammunition, for We are going TO
have trouble here.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
My GAZETTE.

Assnt HeAley Puveyor aH placed waiting
the Pur ders Acting Master kndoh Som
settle and Ensign thas X Fleming
Acting J. IT, Sson has have been detached n the ur
been detached from veyo aa placed wsa beTs
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The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
INTEREST

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
INTEREST.
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
ARE oPPgRBD Fos THg PRESENT AT NINETY CENTS on
THE DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX
PER CENT IN CURRENCY FROM
The C0,,,, would stat, thai their work eoa.auss pasbsd foe
42s MILES WEST FROM OMAHA ARR NOW IN OPERATION.
stocked and all tae apParteoacesS' S' se
class road
Tb nmoun, already pad in By sOchh,e Of tic cO~pluI 70
s5OcOo0
The aid received from Uuei States GOrensu' IA coasa's
this portion Of as niles
1 A Donation Of ls se aeres Of aaeent hsls to As
mile (neary all very ralrabe amounting o...StloD sfe-
aUs SIX per cent currency nere, Bonds sbi'h are
asecoai leo at the rate Of $4,000 to ths nils,
amounting t2s miles, soS'"''
The amount Of The Compaay FRS, Mortgage Bonds
q, ADS u,,ss $sseOs
viii b, seeu that er,rsiyt ne lend grant, ths Fs'. norg's.
Bond, represent only sbout ori Of the Vas OF tie property oa
Which sy are secured Company also restrained By its chae
ou Issuing s escep, the work progresses ard n< e
,Ynt on te vlrs issued b. he GorsrnSHi iu
mortgage which the bonlhoaers nAis to toa og
senator from HewYork H)a oAke Ane Member OF tns
Hose Of Representatives from Massachusetts, as Ifa'S'e' "oS
alone issue tho bonds 10 the Company ana NHo
their lssae strict accordance With the terms Of TIE 4s'
the eang' for the last qaar''' WI o
detail a, early day bat the accounts are areai SanaN'
show shat q. net sn0uat' much greater 'a ' :, .n, 49,
bopi 5 can bs Issued the lensth Of road operated
h,d that these earnngs only upon a@y 'ssnes
and unleyeoped country and are 10 indei o. @ % ,a-e rs
- a. ,,e,on Of the whole line to the Pase IN 1910 Ihess
% ave ,l, Intended to that these Bous are strictly oae 'as
safes, a. well as the mos. profitable securities a' " ~
ia 10 bs couadeace public The Company MAKE 10 sppeA
A. purchase IA Bonds tAe daily Subscriptions are arg ass
fully equal to vnass = Z 81 -, -.S -. II ~.
Mary pal NJ taking ,yaatg Of the pressS, pceI Of Gov.
pm.u, stocks 10 exchange or ess BOE which esas
cheaper and at the current OF premium On gOh par
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEtESI.
Subscriptions New YoTk at the Co@aiay S~
% Nasals. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No 7N"Aas'
CLARK DODGE Co. BaBscrs No 81 Wshs,
John J. CISCO & SON. Bankers, No 80 Wats. '.
HENRY CLRws Co. Bankers No u Wall st
uEDDEN WINCHESTER Co. No % Br'adNsy, t..t
R.pk, snd Bakers generally throughout the United states %
~'hon m an. and descriptive pamphlets be obtained
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer. Nes-Yssk
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The Hon. Nathan Sargent, Commissioner of

The Hon. Nathan Sargent, Commissioner of
Customs; Charles Clark esq United States Marshal; g.
+. Talbot, esq, District-Attorney, and ~ W. Bingham
esq. Special Agent Treasury Department have Just
turned from Eastport. Me-, where they have been TO
attend to the smuggling that had been reported
common in that vicinity. large amount OF money was
paid by the principal merchants there and In the mmed
ate settlement for their violations Of the
Revenue laws. Many have been continued as the
Hon Commissioner did not have time TO investigate the
entire lot,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

The July report of the acting Commissioner
of Agriculture gives what information 1t can ON the con
dton OF farm crops article on the price OF WOOL one
on the advantage of change in cottonseed. with some
minor noe treatise on the manufacture of perfume In
Europe some foreign and domestic statistics, aud the
weather tables of the Smithsonian Institute.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
ALRANY cATTrR MARKET.

ALBaNY Aug 22The receipts Of for he week -
generally quality than tue stock which
been brought for weeks past bat still With large sprnkh
The demand bot the unusually large supply ss
decline Of lc y ID all grades The top price pd sc
Kentucky held at &C. ses 50 head AZ
lower and neglected. recps
loco bead; sales. 5000 be.d at a5 Lambs 6ig7e Hos.-te
cepts 1900 head sales 1900 bead At 81 3 ri 30 the sssi Tor
dove Of Extra Western. averaging 100 NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

or twotbjrds vote Tho minority had their rights OF
property Towns should be restricted by the
The Convention amused itself by questioning hr' Ha'n
bun az some length. ,o..t,,,o
Mr. BELL rep. Jeferson) thought It was imposaoiie
for the Convention to decide upon this quesu0h ~
should be left to the Legislature They should De aoweu
make such improvements will not retaIu the Drug
OF the State. ,,.....x,,o,,.
AT this stage the discussion the hour OF aJcrrneht
arrived and the Convention took recess ut"f elooh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 22.-Gen. Sheridan has
not complied with the request Of the City covc re-
move certain persons said TO BIO ineligible under the
Reconstruction act Special order No l22 aapus certain
tOn,racs con mwneh oy ."s snd ny te y n ana declares
released from any obligations Tesul,,ng therefrom
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

The Very Rev H. b. Coskery arrived In Balti-
moro on Wednesday night having returned from hs re
cent trip 10 Europe lie left Achbi'hop 5pamllhg az
AirlaChtpe!.e. Tho ArChb,hJps health was not much
improved
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
Special gOtitts.
Sweet Aiigun

pretty little garden flower but you want whf Of sweet Enn
you Sad approach to 10 the heigea Oi'' VI PH
Ions NIGHT-RLOOMING CRREUs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
SoUTU CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., Aug. 22.-Two hundred
and ninety three persons registered to-day OF whom 1876
were white aud 1868 cOored
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
MARRfED.

MAXwELL-BOURNEon weresisy August 81 by The Rev Row
assisted the Rev. NaSwen ir JshB ~ r
Ella Osnd on daughter Of William Ond Bouroe No cis
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
Arc IS 1861

Cresyiic soap.
PERFECT DISIsFEcTAET and valuable r sasdy parpO'e.
washing qesr than ordinary aud bleaching clothing pey
white without muriug the fabric . I
Manufactured solely by JAS BUCHAS Co No lee BII,oetass
shield gainst Danger.
Their. Is no safeguard against epidemic dsass Ike
READY RElRP When Infection 10 the air sboad DO
az least twice Those who follow this counsel N' "
ont Of ten escape the ot malaria, when "l'e
around them prosiTated .t ....
Price 30 cent, Der bottle SOLD By Dusgis.s .s-
:. W. d.aE here IL something wish yon "o"o s'op
,od SSZ SANITARY PuNlsATSG AND ANTI MOSQUITO
eOHoi PAPER
e., - ~ m praesl,ts Manufacsared by -
Sou " 40 '~S' J. b. COSSTASTIN n Co..
,,,5, Isair i've so cs-Back Brown aatassSus sta-
h sSd cheapest qnantiy sqass dollar sSst fhs
v. arelay applied tue Depot No ~ uune Soh " al D"s'
gistA
With Bsx of Phoenix Dssinfectani yOu stop bad
smells aud uoxous gases
caEAP DURABLE. NSTAsrANEoys AGENCY. Nc 2tp psISr:
Clnthe. Wringers OF all kinds promptly REPAIRED Dealers su
Machine and the sUuverh Wnnse. ~
BROWNING Geu AT u coarapdtt, opposte Meteotss 49,:
Po.flace Notice-Ths Mss the United kasfea af p,
Couineu Queenstown and Liverpool steamer u
States via Hamburg seamst
will close this Onos At 1880 on SAIUkDAi ~.
once on SATURDAY., Avg a. ats n aud At The So
follows: SsAtosA sad b. sl5a Stations and " t,Y
"O"' ~ = JAMES HhLLt Il IL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
FIRES.
IN HUDSON CITY:

About # o'clock on Wednesday night fire
broke out in frame building. owned BY George Ewood
and situated at the OF his dwelling house ON Grand
ave. Hudson City There quito strong breeze at
the time which caused the flames 10 spread rapidly, and
owing lack Of water the building was soon burned TO
the ground Loss j0O insured for 81 900 The fire
the work Of ncendaTy and knded In the rear Of
the building Had it not been for the timely e1erons a
the fremen Mr. ElwOod's house would also have been
DESTROYED.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

TIE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
Several memorials and petitions were pre-
sented and referred.
Mr.. SHERMAN CI2ep. Oneida called up his resolution
providing that hour of meeting on Mondays sha DC
O'Clock D.
Mr.. HUTCHINs (Rep., New-YOrD moved to amehd ny
abolishing Monday sessions altogether
Mr. SHERMAN moved the previous question
Mr.. HUTCHINs's amendment was lost by vote OF %
10 So ns follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THE STATE CONVENTION.

TIE REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ON THE Ok
GANIZATION, GOVERNMENT, AND PoWEkS
or COUNTIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES De
HtTED AND AMENDED IN COMMITTEE OF
TuE WHOLE, AND REFERRED 10 THE COM
NuTTEE on REVISION.
Az sruAxsHrP TO TRtBUSA
ALBANY, Aug. 22.-The Convention this morn
irc rassed resolution that all sessions on Monday
,h, be held at D. M This it is hoped, will secure
a quorum on that day. IN Committee oil the "hole
upon the report of the Standing Committee
ON the Organization, Government. and
Powers Of Counties Towns and Villages,
an interesting argument arose upon the
propriety Of allowing towns to bond themseiveSSor
the building of railroads. The article as reported
by the Committee distinctly prohibits any such ac-
tion. Before coming to any decision the hour OF
recess arrived In the afternoon the Committee on
Cities gave hearing to Messrs Evarts, Curtis, T.
W. Dwight and others, upon the subject OF Legisla-
tive Commissions. The Committee as it stands
now is understood to be in favor of annulling the
Commissions.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
IN nnrrNnIrRG. NY.

On last Wednesday night barn and three
stacks Of hay belonging to Mr.. John B Collins, near
Prospect HILL In the town Of Greenburg, were fired by
an incendiary and entirely consumed. Loss about
s. 800 on which there Is Insurance OF $1,000 IN Brook
1Nrnp
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
SECOND DAY.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 22-The Scientific
Association reassembled this morning The attendance
large, and about 100 members registered re
marks were made by Mr.. f. B. Elliot of Washington on
the relative of gold and silver coin fora series OF
years Remarks made the same subject by fIOis
Caswell Hilyard, Wbittlesey, and NewDerIy. PIol
James Hall presented paper on the geological relations
OF the mastOiOn and fossil elephant OF North america
which subject discussed by many Oth1ls Inc hssV
citation elected Mr. Dawson OF MoGil College, Montreal
Chairman Adjourned until afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

own travels in this region and advocated Tie formation
Of a National Mining Bureau
Tho a|t paper by Prof. f. ~ H0sfor1 OF Oain
bridge, "The Theories of Boussngault ana 1hehara
Stale aEd Freshened Bread" The experiments oi
Prof HOsford show that bread is composed OF gluten anu
starch and that bread becomes stale by the gluten aO
the application Of heat, which drives the moisture from
the gluten. -.
TIE meeting then adjourned til 10 o'clock the next
morning.
Tomorrow the meeting will he divided into two sec,
tiOns one Of Natural History" and one OF physics
Their sessions will be held separte halls and at the same
time.
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SsanspeFtatioIl geipdbtten. ASfapoIeoll
bat gI6f@riften 6ieler Brtefe erbuIteii
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NmenOement ratifcirt un6 Die bon
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SeIena beflegt8 Mud 6dfifds bat Oas
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nOnilHen.s anE4
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Yer GebelIengeherdl Beantegat0 bat
i'm eiaeB @gteIe an bic yletp Orleans
Etihes cine GffIdruag nbgeeeben, Die
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eriuarten Idet, NIT SObnfon, Der Son.
ftitution unb Der Suprene gonrt bur9
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reidt fur S@aOenerids unO nnsete6t>
fertt9te Salt. iasfyl.4 - vi 4q.,so s..s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13
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in befierenl @eiunDb s1lIitanbe,ast.s4 !
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bon NraAtreiA mad Nf erifO OBJ eadnaen,
unb man gIaubt, DAB Die Ietten Srnp ;
pen am Is. Sebruar 3uriidBeso9en metz
ben f0nnen.
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