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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08
Markers by Telegraph.


New YORK, January .-For"noon Flour
lo@l5c better Wheat firmer Corn l12r bet.
Ter. Pork heavy. Cotton quiet and firm At
3:qi3j'4c The stock market at the First Board
was dull, and fell or from the opening price.
Money active ut per cent. Cola. 1855. tx
change, sixty days, lO9B sights, ITO.
New YORK, January 7-AftrrEoon AT the
Second Board the stock market was heavy !;
SOS, ~, registered, lJ6a ley coupons, lV7a
@lOS; 81, registered. LOO; 6j, reg stored,
lO6hMlO6'4; new issue, lOi aGll0iA; 10 i0's,
coupons, 997s@lOO; 1905 duh all series, lo4I
@Il5. Money! per cent. Gold has been -
high az 1887, but fell TO l33A4l33's. Cotton
less active, but very firm; sales, 100 bales !;
middling uplands, 35Hc. Flour l0ll20c. bet.
ter with fair inquiry sales, 1900 barrels /;
State, -. 6o@$l2 80 Ohio, $l29*li50; west
ern, 81. esq Sl4 IS; southern brands firmer !;
sales of $50 barrels ut $ll.so@sl7. Wheat, 20
Sc. better, but quiet; sales of 10000 bushels !;
Chicago spring, $2.5s Corn, lG2c. better,
with fair business doing mixed western,
$L2lh; white southern, new, $l2o. Beef
steady. Pork quiet and steady. Whisky
quiet and nominal. Rice unchanged. Sugar
firm and in fair demand at IKE. for Porto
Rico, and l0Hc. for Muscovado, Coffee in fair
demand market unchanged. Molasses quiet.
Naval stores firm spirits turpentine, o7hc. (;
rosin, - 25Q*s. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January T. Flour = Market
quiet and unchanged. Wheat: Receipts small /;
Pennsylvania red, $3.50. Corn advanced ;
sales of white at sl.o39sl.o7; yellow, $l.o29
sl.O3. Whisky, city, $3.50. Provisions mac
tive. Mess Pork, $2l.5o Coffee firm. Sugar
firmer.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, January THE supply Of cot.
ton to be shipped from Trinity river, Louisi-
ana, this season, is estimated ut IL, 900 bales.
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More abou, sAe Pr. e J.p.s. &.

san FRAScfsco, January 2.-About thirty
five lives were lost In the IRE nc Yokohsmn,
Japan. All the buildings In the town were
burnt, except u few isolated ones. Many
were crushed to death In the crowd escaping
from the flames. The wind At the time was
very high. aa'g. .gls ti I,
Early in the day large detachment Of Bril-
tish sailors and marines were landed from
their fleet, and ut first behaved well under the
control OF their officers, bnt afterwards got
drunk and commenced plundering.
The archives of tn. United States consulate,
which had been rescued by thu consul and
placed in the bonded warehouse which took
hrr, were burnt. So were the papers Of tho
French aud other consulates also burnt.
Owing to this calamity and short crop OF
rice. the poor OF the7city were suffering.
The Spanish squadron, which sailed from
Papete July lst had arrived safely AZ Ma.
nilla The ship Numancia and three iron.
clads are all undergoing extensive repairs.
The two surviving Catholic priests who es.
capped to the mountains had arrived at Chefoo
on the 9Th of October. "i .'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

TUE PARDONING Power OF THE PREsI-
pENT.- The act just passed by each branch
Of Congress to deprive the President of
the pardoning power, repeats the follow
ing section of the conf>cation act:
section IL. Ind be il further enacted,
That the President is hereby authorized
4, any time hereafter, by proclamation, to
extend to persons who may have particl-
mated in the existing rebellion, in any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty,
with such exceptions, and at such time and
ON such conditions as he may deem eXpe-
dent for the public welfare"
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Missouri Legislature,

ST LouIs, Jan uary THE Senate adopted
the constitutional amendment yesterday-2e
to s. 1t will be passed in the House to-mor-
row.
The Radical caucus tomorrow night, 1t is
believed, will nominate Charles ID. Drake for
United States Senator. The election takes
place Monday.
Thirty distilleries have been seized In Ray,
Jackson, and Clay counties, Missouri, for vio-
la ion of the revenue law.
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visit Of Ex-Secretary Harlan "a
Charleston, ~. 4.

CHARLESTON, January 5.-Ex-Secretary
Harlan. who has been here for few days
n,<t. left for Washington last night. 1t is
reliably stated that his visit here was for
tie purpose OF organizing Union party,
who viii petition Congress for a loyal
state government. He had interviews
with several Unionists, and an effort will
be made to form Union leagues and obtain
,truatureS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

DYpICATIoN.-Thc new Episcopal Me-
thodiSt church in Holland street, near Ais
auith, was dedicated yesterday morning at
iOrs o'clock, according to previous an
nouncement. The sermon on the occasion
was preached by Bishop Dogget, of Rich
moud, Va, who delivered a most impress
siye discourse. The church was crowded
10 lis utmost capacity. in the afternoon
the Rev. Mr.. Sehon preached, and Bishop
Dogcctt again at night. During the day
collections were taken up, and subscrip-
tioDS received amounting in the aggregate
10 = very fattering sum.-Baltim0re Sun.
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The Fenians Again

NEw YORK, January AT q Fenian meet
ing Of /" Head Centres ".and delegates held
this morning, II was reported that James Ste.
phens had dissolved his connection with the
Order, believing IL 100 weak TO cope with the
power OF England. General Gleason was ap.
uointed 10 I'LL his place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

THE CASE OF CoNovER.-On Saturday,
tie exceptions taken by Mr.. ii. G. Good
iDg to the ruling OF the Criminal Court in
ovcrrulng the demurrer entered to the in
dctment of perjury against Sanford Como
yer, in false swearing before the Judiciary
Committee Of the House of Representa-
tivvs. was argued before the District Su-
prem" Court in general term, Judges Ohm,
Fisher, and Wylie, but was not concluded.
The case will again be resumed at the next
meeting Of the court.-Nati0naL Mtetf-
ysIcer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08


LONDON, January I'll IL said England md
France have agreed not TO interfere In the
Eastern quarrel unless Russia sets the exam
pie. rs, s..l .
The Consul Of the United States In the island
of Gambia refuses TO recognize the Turkish
blockade Of its ports because Of It's Ineffective.
ness.
: The Times, this morning says the Polish ma
tionality has ceased to exist under the recent
Russian DEGREES. li~
TRIESTE, January THE Empress CARROT.
tn health IL improved
LONDON, January IA banquet TO the Ame-
rican yachtmen was given Saturday by the
Royal Thames Club. Lord Alfred Paget pre-.
sided. The speeches expressed the most cor
dial feeling towards the United States.
LIVERPOOL, January 7.-Cotton market
steady; prices unchanged; middling uplands,
sd. sales to-day will amount to 10000 bales.
LoSDos, January 7-Noon.-Consols eos for
money; 5-20's, 70. ID r.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK January THE bank statement
of last week shows as follows Loans de-
crease, $l,5o2,3ol; specie decrease, $500, 43o |;
circulation increase, SOS, 2hs; legal tenders in
crease, g. o25 49, deposits increase, u, 722 274.
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p.,rr, ar ,h. S,.ou.barr.

New YORK, January THE United States
steamer Susquehanna, which carried General
Sherman on his recent mission in connection
with Mexican affairs, returned here yesterday
from New Orleans
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lrriyuIof the iIsxIro.

BALrINoRE, January The steamer Mexico,
out twenty days from Liverpool, mas arrived,
She had bad weather but her cargo Is uiin-
iured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

4 New RAILROAD BEIpGE.-Wcndell
Domau, Ed, the celebrated aud world
r.. wucd bridge builder and civil engi-
.nr, Of Baltimore, has already com
r.enrcd the construction of a large iron
ridge at Wilmington, n. c. 1t will he
co.'s. of the longest bridges in the South,
a.I lie used for the accommodation OF
tarcc railroad companies.
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Ernm 81 Thon,ax.

NEW YoRK, January The steamer Gnif
Stream. from ST Thomas. has arrived
The sickness 1T ST. Thomas WAS abaiing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

Mr.. Washhurn, of Indiana, stated in the
House OF Representatives on Saturday
that Confederate or-general had re-
Gently recovered in Indiana S25, 900
d.mIgcS against the soldiers who had cap
mrcd him.
The Pennsylvania Radicals fear Thad.
>lryru>'> defeat for the Senate, and so
Committee went to Washington to urge
him - visit Harrisburg, and by his pre-
sencc outShine the influence OF Camcron's
money. Old Thad. declined TO go, and
Cameron, it is said, is sure of an election.
The Radicals are thoroughly alarmed at
Mr.. Ashry'S movement towards impeach-
mrut. Protests from financial and COM
mcrcial quarters, by mail and telegraph,
have been received. A careful canvass of
the House has been made, and the passage
OF his resolution looks doubtful. - World.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson's denunciation in
the Senate of Mr.. Davis's imprisonment
produced profound sensation, and may be
Indicative Of his discharge on parole by the
President.
The Roman Catholic church of ST.
Thomas manor, Charles county, Maryland,
built $50 years ago, and one of the Oldest
structures in the country, was destroyed
!y lire last Saturday.
The Governor of Maine asserts in his
message to the Legislature, with apparent
sincerity, that "an appeal TO arms is des-
perate resort"
The congressional excursion party de-
clare that the southern people are well
Informed in regard 10 the amendment,
being intelligently opposed to it.
Don't put off till some future time what
you can do now-dying excepted. And
some of you needn't put off that.-LoutS-
uAle Democrat.
To A CoRREsPoNDENT.-No. Mr.. Shell
laJarger of Ohio is not the 4" Mrs. Parting
ton formerly OF the Boston Post. The
gentlcman's name is Shillaher.-Trdcey.
Bette Holt posts fellow who married
Lrr one day and left the next. He was
better at taking Holt than holding on
LouiSuile Democrat.
4 letter from St. Paul, Mimi, says
company of heavy English capitalists have
'"INdClcl 10 DuIlu laiiioau lTolh lndt
place to Lake Superior.
General Magruder, late of the rebel
army, is in Now York, and on Friday re-
ce1yed many visitors at the New York
Hotel.
The exact number of Confederate dead
buried in the vicinity OF the various
camps iii Ohio has been ascertained to be
1901.
The fathers of Generals Mcclellan,
Grant, Sherman, Sedgwick, and Mansfield
were born in Connecticut.
During the past year ,3is new buildings
were erected in ST. Louis, Of which l,3i8
were brick, IS stone, and 2ll wood.
There is a hospital fog leper3 in San
Francisco, the leprosy having been intro
duced by the Chinese emigrants.
There was better slcighing at Norfolk,
Va, last week than has been for several
years.
The Naples Rothschild has retired from
business with fortune OF $4,000, 900.
The Senate Of Ohio has ratified the con-
Nitutlonai amendment. The House will.
Three hundred divorces were granted in
Chicago during 1866.
AT Salt Lake City balls are opened with
prayer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MoSpaY, January Z. 1867.
There have been very few transactions in
the tobacco market for two weeks past The
business for the new year has not fully opened
but brisk trade is expected during the coming
week. Prices are NOMINEE, and stocks are held
firmly 1T former quotations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08
UiUht-houss Rurued

St. JOINS, N. B., January THE beacon
light house, at the entrance of st. Johns har.
Dor, was burned this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08
Na,iaa,,on open 20 City Point.

CIR PoiST, Va. January THE steam.
ship Albsmarls arrived here 70 day from New
YORK. -to95e sar
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. 90.

MORE NEW GOoDS-BOOIS AND
WI >iOEs.-Ws are receiving to-day oRN
nd hail continue 10 keep up our stock OF N
BOOTS AID eli rs, sdi,abis for the winter "
.bn~ 10 our friends and b. public good assent.
pent Of good. heavy, and d-sirabi, styles and We
will sell ~ iow ~ they can br found. Among orr
Soos. all sizes Men Heavy P.gged and Mailed
hno-an-, iargesfe. Mems Prim. Wax Brogsns,
Psgged Brosan large .ii.s Womsn's shoes, ell
sizes Boys' Bopts Meas and Laier' Ovsshoes;
Shoe Thread ~ the styutty. All In want Of
In Their orders. We are as" having N de In
kichInond Mems and Soys' saved brogans,
doubl--soi-t. n"g, shape, Tor white men to wear In
tn. city or country.
ds26 PUTNBY i WATTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-08

EMEMBER THE HOLIDAYS
III No better and moro acceptable Prs-snt ssn BE-
made til an = nice pair 81 BOOTS or SHOES, which
can be had ( ths very best, and eheapeet price,
at the Richmond Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Company, No. IlUs Main street.
We sell the very best skwBD SHORS - 1ow -
common p.gged shoes can be bought for. #r
We guarantee our work Give us . eslf
Il. 3. LEWIS, Manufacturer. 2.
MANIA MOHTaOnRRY Salesman .- de- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

FASHION CoVNsK-TRorIING.-M MONDAY. ocro.
Der IL 81 r NJ stake Of $780, mile best three IN
i've In harness Pztersons Capt smith; A. STRATUS
Dr. M Kitty Cloud Dr. osie's g Gray Jerry;
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
. IN Jerome para Rsces-~pecia win direct
70 the track on each the above races leaving depot
corner Forty and Fourth 80 A. NJ
L NJ returning Immediately after the Fare for
'0''' A'p = l. g. BUcKaoUr General Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

u OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT MARE, EIGHT
years old; can trot IN three minutes single or double
and 10 most reliable Call Vim. keinger,
At tho head OF Grand sreet Williamsburg and ride be-
hind her. &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

INDIA CAMEL HAIR suAwLs-Jusr RECEIVED, A
fine assortment with and beautiful designs, A. all
prices. RUSSELL,
~ East Twentieth street.
near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

SMALL STEAM YACHT wANTED-GINING SIZE
n Of engine ergn draft speed aud lowest price, Ad.
rossbo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

DIROs-BIRDS.-AF FINE COLLECTION OF SINGING
ID Canary and other birds: and fancy Cages seeds
Food for Mocking Birds &c, for sale BY JOHN BodAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

drown 4 GOODALE, 290 HUDSON STREET BE-
ID tween Spring and Domnlck, will sell At great sacri-
Ace splendd lot childrens brown Linen Aprons
ror and manufacture suitable for house wear 10
the winter; family should DO without them they
very useful ods, economical saving the wear OF
fner clothes; try them they must be sold. and will 90
cheap different patterns and will ut children from
etxp ha 10 five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

DROWN GOODALE, 80 HUDSON STREET: BE.
ID tween spring and Domnick offer elegant lot OF
black cloth Cloaks trimmed In Jet a. figures VIII ch are 30
every have splendid cloak cheap such as
are offered in Broadway $40 be bought for $2o $50
they be sold TO close consignment also lot OF Eng
lish Storm Clo4ks lady needs; also ot az
chIdrens below the cost OF manufacture: LADIES'
Wrappers. Waterproof Suits, Balmora Skirts. &C.. all ~
nishI mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale. Medicines for all Diseases Prepared Food FOR
hooking BIRDS at B. DOvEi's Nos and 0reene street,
Cana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

(ylTY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Bureau Of the Leceiver OF Taxes, New Court House.
Park, Sept -, 1867.
Notice 70 Taxpayers Notice Il hereby given that the
Assessment Rolls Tax Books real
for the 1867 been delivered and that all
saxes are due and payable At this Office Payment
eheroof be made between OF A. M. and r.
n deduction At the rate Of cent per
viii be made all paid previous the LIST day of
November. BERNARD SMf1H Receiver.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-11
= befammt tae bic ara.

-Gstf befannt baB bic Ara.
bar febr unssrn Sob in 3nbIuns annfbmsn.
Gle sisbtn SiIbsr, uub untsr bisitm rireer
rs9t bIanft nsue Rhn;sn, tsm grlbs bti
Dsitem Dor; bas Sob iisbi brm aupfsr su
SbnIi9 unb bel bfm srsn;fnIoitn RiefTausH
bss arabHs sIaubt tsrfsibs fas tetrosfn III
perbm. gDsnn n es alfs irsenb sfTmtitfn
iann, nfmmt q fsin Gslb.-Ginss cages bat
ten 10 arabu bu fransSff9fu seminihrafisn
cine Guautiiat Dei,sn sfrfauft uns srbislien
ibrs 3abIuns balb In dinhranfenltffsn, balls
In Sob. Die srfsm nabmm iIs isbr gem uub
tbsflttn fe fcfcrt untn f6: tas gsIh air.
trslIts fffner babtn. Sad Iansen 9rntsnz-
gen trat enhli& fiuH BON ibnen, piseI ;ur
Gafe Hnb bat ibnfn eas GsIb In SilbfT nm
,uftsen. Dn GafTrer btr biss f9eH Ianss fr-
tvarttt bate unb fsbfn rpllts, mic nett bic Ara-
bar pobI ssben piirbsn. erflarts ibnfn, tab sr
fetu Silber nfbr BABE, bnb Ct aber, renn Fe
IN 8 5assn pifbfr fprarnsn psfIten, itnfn Gil
ber eeben piirbe. CT mar fsf hbfTasust eaB
bic arabfr bel tbrem Ri6haun eesn bic
6ran,ofsn tsm isineHfaas einfH aGrdsisrH
Grebit bspiaisen riirhsn alicia bic ifmntli-
den aIabr bra9n sinffimmts ta Danifas-
tnstn fiir feline giits aus uub Iisbsn liebn ibr
@etreibe obHe 3ablnms ;urad, ale ta6 fe fiS
,ur anuabms Ssn Gsle mtf&lsHH bdfteH.
Disfe arabtr fnb bod tHmme 8urfden ;
paum fsmmsu fie benn ni&t mad amaita 2
ciu bdttsn fs psssn 0slb feinen ,,5ruDfl"
% btfir&tea, tenn unins RaeiiaIsn babtH
basfsIbe f&on Iansif auf bic Stits si9aft uHb
sriins 2umPsn an bsasH Stsas ssbraet.
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Sn ben
Saieinatten Ma8cebnr9s
Bon
Qepin 9 dadtns.

SO tf wiber bas 8eslement," iasts
Der unteroffeter etpas Heinlaut.
nGt mas &esltment /! Denn man
mid dieantrt gum Danfe bafir, bae id
mta bier NIT ben semeinen @efanse.
men Babe In cine galtmatte fperren lal.
fen. 70 tiimmerte id mid ntat me9r um
bas, mas 7e treiben. SIR mSst banm
feben, tpte tbr bier NIT Der 5orbe fertts
werbetw
Der llnterOffeter fdwies, aber sr
tam test lamsfam naber beran; SrObn
tattt nur nod 3ett, efber baRis fiji.
iffrnb 3u frasen: -
u5af Du aber ben Gefansensn bort
brilben ai&ts Naberes berausssbra9ts" 2"
Sie f9ittelte ben 8ppf. ,Gs IT, als
ob bte Geute ntat Serne bappn rebeten",
perieste fte eben - letie.
Der l1nterpffeier mar iebt BET ttnsn.
Veaoe'seas1e n@ ME eFeef Das Ytel'
es aa0 0'e ~aoe' aa psa 'sersn ve>
l@'rfe" ~'eoer tn tsren &oro padte.
Oas lanse vfappfn na9m pann init
e'nem 0anme" &opfn'aea "ol@'s0 son
Dem Wffanssnsn.
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sStsesrleesn- s's m0rsen ''aa'
anp "a@ wen'Sea waSen0'taen mar er
e'nlam an0 e'nsei@'ehe" ME eOreer'
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riid. BET pelAem fe Disnas ssuemmem
BATE, am ibrens aaf stnsn 8efttl bes
2SntSs sa& Waseeburs saanstem anb
dlleS DtrmSgens bur4 Sequeifrattpn be-
raubten gatsr nabe ietn 3u tSnnen.
Dteientsen sefapssnsu Ofieiere, tuelae
bte Mtttel ba3u beia6en, tatten bic Gr.
laubnie ll& aus hen ridden BON SYet-
lepirtbsn ibre Ieabbeiten brinsen su
laGtn; anb oBwcbl baaa In Der Resel
aauftariasn bet Dtrtse sebraat pur.
ben, 70 lief bod Gfher es fla nt&t ne4s
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antsriiahen sur lletsrtrasuns septRer @el-
bsI ,um aniauf pon Sdmueien ans ,ur Ser
tbsiIuus bsrisIbtn In ben liblidsn Staatsu.
Sn 8nus auf germsGanssn BON Sfsn unt
GliTtr. ''''.,''0 't.'''' '''~
Sn ss,ns aaf sas Gr,isbunsspsisn TN Di.
ffrift Columbia. 40 ,rg..itgJ& Hl5 fE
aniauf ron eanb, bas an ben Rarinstaubsi
In 8ruoflYn sranjt. ;,sra.s4l.0 81
Sn gs,us auf bic tlnifcrmiruns unirsr Di-
plomatsn tint MusIanbs. ..,....1.s. ~,
Mutorifatian hts Obnbsfetlsbabtrs bsr Mr-
NEE, su srIaabeu, ta6 fi9 bdubIa an sepifsn
WiIitdrpofsn aufbaItfn fSnnen. Ha1f.iiIls
gerlanseruns Der 3dt snr gsueubans ter
gerbsasrunssn am i5or unb DiseeHfu Gluft.
@ssen abeiIuabme ber 1dreer bsr Ser.
Staatsa an ben gOrtbsiIsn Der yarifu aus-
feauns,
@sstn ilrbersabs bsr @sbants ,u Camp
gbais In Sbio an bas National. MlyI Der Col
sn.Snualibtn. g. a.ea.ags
Daniesbsl&liiiit fir 9ern Ytabeby.
GsFisBuns bes 3oas auf Rssfni&irms unb
Sprinsfsbsrn. - .,..
Mmsnbirnns bfs @G1lsntarif. .@sfsBss.
@rmeinfadftIi9e ReisIattOn ipsssn bsr Sc
baltsbt5aSe Der Gensrt6mitsIifbtr. il1 q
DsSen grutsfuns bee S&ifseanaIs an ben
Obie.GSasn. aI- tg,f .s4i.
@essn @ilitar- unb Marinsweds.
@sstn 5erifeauns BON ausbasssrunss-
ScOtsn an ben Riiflfppi. Rinbunssu.
Sssasli& bss wan,nf&tfs goman&s.
@sssn SesabIuus bes baas GapIans
8Oynton. ea Hs.a Ef l.
8swiaisuns BON $500 900 CUR geareituns
Der Sofsu bss gOIIsuss ber Rfeonliruttions-
Bill, /
Ginfieauns Der 3abIunsen an IosaIs SeIa.
Ssnbalter fir sur 9unbss armse bsrssssbsne
ScIaYen. f l-l -tf .t
Dssen gereinisuns ber atrsGnuns NIT &c.
ipifen Mrmse- Ofieitrtn. a. MIDI.
Wssen 1ransport 0slssenbtit fiir bic pro.
DiantienOuusen mad benz Siibsn. .- 4
gsaiisli& br S&ul. .eanb. ObIisationsn fur
bic rebslif& sepsitnen Staatsn. ''- '.-
8e3iisli@ setuiNer Summtrt ssmiinjfen Gel
bss unb GOlbbarreu i'm Gepoftsrtum bss Bun
besidaBamts, DIS 5as,..as, e--e
8adsabluns br aubsrorbsntIi& srbobmen
.3Sas bon @atern bic auf bawaiii&en S9iftn
einsefabrt pnrben. 49,.
9sri9Hsaas elmer ausIaIiuns Ia Der Rein-
f&rtft Der Wollentarifbiq. %. .D +.
Suspsnbirums bes @eitbes bes 80. Con-
srsiiss sur Gnti9dbisuns ber grbfu bss 6.
8oulisny. ...7 ...... ..4T
Wsaen aoQfrsisr Ginfuhr aspiiIsr aanipsrIs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-11
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