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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

EgMr Wilson, in his speech on
Monday night, showed that the Repub-
Iican Congress had taken the tax off
everything used by the poor man, and
that only the rich had taxes to pay
And that was true, The recordsshow
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snhI,nth school Celnbrntior

SaDDaah SchOOl ScaeDrbGlOm.
Mr.. EDrom-Permlt me through
the medium Of your paper, to say that
the coored people in Jackson tp,, jack
son Go. o., held, on Thursday, Aug.
9Th, grand Sabbath School Celebra-
ton They assembled at the residence
Of Mr., Ii. Smith at | A. NJ The pro-
cession was formed and led by splen-
did singing choir, they marched half
mile south to a beautiful grove. Here
the people were Seated-the choir and
sabbath school children in front Of the
speakers stand. The exercise was open
ed by singing and prayer, after which
the audience was eloqucutly addressed
by MeSsrs. b. Sales, and 9. Nooks.
After a short intermi>sion for refresh
ment, the audience listened to an elo-
gent address by Y. CaSsel Esq. Mr..
Cassel directed his discourse to the sub
ject Of Sabbath Schools, and the neces-
sity of improving the mind. He han
died his subject with great ability and
with considerable interest to his hear
ers. Mr. Casse iSa young man of fine
talents. and bids lair for the future.
After Mr. Cassels address, the exer-
cises were closed by singing. Every
thing passed of quietly aud the people
retired to their homes,
Yours &c,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

erGeo, w. johnson attended NEE
ting at Cincinnati Furnace on last Sat
urday night. Capt. WIN. Mark, and
Others, of Macarthur, were also present.
The meeting was good one.
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Half Fare.

1t is supposed that half fare arrange
ments eau be made for Saturday If
so, notice will be given by posters sent
along the railroad.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

e5-We see that the papers speak
very highly of Mr. Sherwoods speech.
es, where he has been during this cam
paign. Come aud hear him on Satur-
dav.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

@TWe find the following in the
Portsmouth Times;
"The following was sung ot the
Newark IN J) Democratic gathering
a few nights siqOe
We Polked them once,
We Pierced them sore,
Aud then we Backed them sore
And with Frank Blair
Wen make them stare
And they ma, all Sc -mo1r'
That does not do the subject justice.
Why did you not tell how you jeff
Davised us, and Boothed us, &c You
had Buchanan and Jelf. Davis, both
Democrats, acting rs Presidents at the
same time. Could you not throw this
into verse? 1t would be rich to tell us
in Democratic poetry, how you had two
Democratic Presidents running this
Government at once, and would not
let as have one, but must murder HIM
But then you were only preserving the
you know,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

ey"With the price Of one days labor
in 1853, a workman could carry home
to his family thirty pounds of sugar.
Now, all that he earns for the same
period will only produce fifteen pounds,
Where does the balance 60 ?"-CQpper-
lead Paper.
1t goes to pay the interest on the debt
made by the Democratic party by their
reasonable rebellion.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

erHon. NJ. Chance will be here on
Saturday, with Mr.. Sherwood, and
make a speech. We see the appoint
ment so announced in the Ohio State
Journal
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

49, "
The fact has certainly not passed out
Of the memory of any Union soldier
that Horatio Seymour, when Governor
Of New York, vetoed a bill to extend
TO soldiers then fighting at the front,
the right Of suffrage, and declared un-
constitutional all such soldiers voting
acts. Having done all in his power to
prevent soldiers from voting at all, and
having failed in his attempt to deprive
them of the right of suffrage, he now
has the brazer impudence to declare
that the majority Of those whom he
tried to disfranchise, are his supporters
and friends. 81 did all in my power"
he says to the Union soldiers, 'to pre-
vent you from voting at all, but having
failed in that effort, | shall now expect
you to vote for me-" For Aaron Burr
to have asked the friends of Alexander
Hamilton to vote for him, would have
been modest compared with this
Columbus Journal
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

&TRemember that every rebel in the
South who is permitted to vote, will
vote the Democratic ticket.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

eacD. ButicT aGd 'sse Spoons"
Gen Batter has caapd down upon
his head an enormous load Of rebel lies,
probably because Of three facts in his
career, which, unlike the insnuations
relative to spoons" and stealing"
can be easily subslanliateu
l. He hanged a rebel AS steadfast
opponents Of capital punishment we
dlSapproye this portion OF his career.
2. He compelled the "Iadies' of New
Orleans to treat cur soldiers with re-
spcct Az champions of gallantry and
politcncss between the sexes we see no
objection to this ... .
3. He collected from the rebels while
in New-Orleans, by systematic assess
ments, the money with which he sup
ported, fed, clothed, and paid his army
aud the navy attached to his force, and
with which he paid the expenses of the
City Government Of New-Orleans, in
GLIDING his measures for cleansing and
dislniecting that city - making it
healthier than it ever was beforehand
providing for it most efficient police
and after disbursing all these expenses
he paid Cover to the Treasury of the
United States net surplus of over
eleven millions Of dollars Secretary
Chase remarked that if all our Generals
were like Butler he could not only car
ry on the war without greenhacks, but
without gold There were Generals
who gave no trouble to the enemy and
a great deal of trouble to the Secretary
oil the Treasury. Their war was on
the Treasury and the pockets of loyal
men, not on the rebels. Butler, how
ever, gave no trouble to the Secretary
of the Treasury, and made the rebels
walk in that straight, chaSte, and ele-
giant manner for which the Spanish are
so widely celebrated, This sutfices to
account Tor the popularity among reb-
els aud copperheads of those Generals
who nearly bankrupted our Treasury,
and the unpopularity Of Gen. Butler
with the same classes. ~ Y Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

B-Start early on next Saturday
morning, bring your dinner with you,
and stay all day, 1t will pay you well.
Came
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

John sanDs was nominated by the
Democracy more than n month ago, as
candidate for Congress in this dis
trict We have carefully examined the
GalIipolis .iowaai, the Republican pa
per printed at the home Of DR.. Sanns,
but have failed to see one word about
the nomination. 1t may have contain
ed something upon the subject, but if
so we have overlooked it. How is
this Bro, Nash Are you neutral in
this congressional contest p
Now here is what Jody, the little liar
makes out Of it; ...#..
"MackIcy of the Jackson Shn,I,r1 j.,
mad because the GaIipolis Jom1a do :
not abuse DR. Snnns. He says 1T is
now almost two months since his nom-
ination aud he has not noticed word
from that paper against the Doctor, and
angrily asks if the Jomuoi is going 70
be neutral during this campaigu' The
cause is easily explained. The editor
Of the JourRai is something that Mack.
ley snot--a geutIcman-probaby"
Notice, he protcnds to quote our ex-
act language, even using quotation
marks, and pretends That we wanted
the Joaraol to say something aqaj0a
Dr. Sanns. Oh Jo. What a liar'you
hn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

This gentleman, in company with
Mr. Lawson, Representative in the
Legislature from Gallia county, paid
our town a short visit on last Saturday
We were much pleased to see our old
time acquaintance and friend, DR..
Sanns. He appeared to have changed
very little in the past nineteen years,
He is the same highly respectable,
quiet, saynothing man that he was at
Oak Hill in l840 He will not 90 to
Congress this time Not much.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03
POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS

BY agreement, the undersigned will
debate the political questions now in
issue, at the following times and places;
BERLIN, Thursday, Sept. 10th, at
7 o'clock, p, M.
PORTLAND, Friday, Sept. 18th, at
7 o'clock, p. NJ.
CASES MILL, Thursday, Sept II,
at 7 o'clock, p M,
JACKSON Friday night, Sept, 18th,
|. r. MONAIIAN.
d. MACKLEY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-03

Thcmeetng held at Marietta on the
26rn ult in obedience to the request
ol CoE DuyaI, resolved to postpone the
reunion Of tIe Regiment to the 22d
Of October next
Capt Il, i. NYE,
IdcuD,r NJ ruRNER,
PRIV AEuUR BARKER.
Committee Of invitation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Bon benz -Sputtsrn Some Sournal", Baltimore.
Cine Shadtel non Burtcn's 8esenmittel furtrte mid
Won a1em 9erIanseA mad Eatad. Is sertitt mir ,ani
beIenseren @er8nuaea, Is allen lnfern 2eiern ernrfe blsn
~ ttaneu. Z. D. Slatsr, Serausseter.
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q aar QtsoIf S5bme risat rim Brief in Ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
2luirnf Or8 EretutiD Counties Der &c.
rnOfrntiidlsfpnicrunfihrm Nnrtri.

VSln bic ceIlptrattld st~pnierodttSen Stintrl>
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9eben.
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merptn rod meGr iagen. Sle wGrcen BE-
tluptrn, paB bic prnptr1ttIae 9artei tbren
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StaNtC5 ~Yerlcrrn Dat UNI tie werhen altf I'M
lere ~plrrtn9crte Webrbeit ais etnsI Sef0ets
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Stadte aetrdftst rpprren III.
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tarttUn, nap 1icisS niht iratr II.
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ab9elcten min. Sbrr Organization III be
lem 3mede TT %Sp4ltdncis. 2aGt ms iep.
SItnntc ms Sch brtngen urS unicrt Wtbr
Nett tpjrp 10000 Stimmtn crrethep.
p9EchmaIa, @tttir8cr, illmint pBne Plus
Maine.
pStlmmt uns itinmt frib!
n5m auftra9e be5 GrtfutiSrcmite'9: g,
Carer, @priiger."
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NDDHtibhiirGcr, hrroust

Der 9rpbe getru9, rpelter in S~einiptra-
MEN, Sbtp &c. an Is. Dit. an ZEN natlfa>
liltrten 8argern-in 9etreufr Nadbabmune
pe8 NtdtsptiIentbums - pratlisirt spuyoe,
bat bier !pGeer @eLtung nph 8%crrtbttgund.
Die &aettdlen, pelde auf ttre furdlbar
Observation-Disclosures GpIpnnen berob.
tlidtet. srtfea in pcn bciaOten Staaten su
benz rerjpetfeiten Wtttel, be ReGte Der
Mepptipbir9er anbutaiten unb tbnen entpepcr
bic AbBabe re5 NabljettelS su cridbmercn,
cber lie gar unter ten frtSpllea 0pIndneen
BON ben 9pas ;u Yerja9cn. Die strse WdiIs
Der @ppptipblrAer ptS gnn;sn GanreS Iiett
beute, ipte ppr Sabrfn, duf Seiten Der De.
lnrfrdtte. 0trG 'uGe Eorte ur,o cine Scr.
prebun9 Der 3batfad)en BAT man I'M Nprpcn
ben MeppttSburger etnt9e Sabre lang in bic
Hetbet Der @e9ner 8ejp1n9t. Saute 1T es
anbers. Den SurAern iinp eie 9tugen iiber
bic rabtfdlen Seltrcbungen aspTnet rpprten II.
Der eploiil!e SApinpel, Der NIT Der 8ca,e.
runJs9epdlt g~etrteben tpcrben tit, Die furdt>
bare NusbeutIng Der @Gifstatden unc bic
bratpntl6en, ron Der grpbten9 ntpIcran5 aeu,
serpen @rlaie tergeSner baben ben Seufels-
flB ee5 &abtfllismuS blpbgelte1t ,no tin
ais zen 9etreuen Sropd9dnpll:en ner Hltise.
Sclittf ieeem AerpttSbIrger entfrempet. Der
Naotfdltsmus III in birefter 2lnie nit benz
Sbperalisrnus, tenNdtipisn,us u. remSncip>
Nptb'nalsrtus periranot. @er paran elr,en
augenblid %irpetfel', an rem iinp pie Niab.
r,ungen Ter issten Sabre ipurlps ~prruberee.
9at9et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

IS III mG0lt6, raj rie Gusi6tnun9Sfra9e
unaclDi't fprtbcitebCn UNI bic AufmertflWs
felt, bic Sbattltett eer neueN 8eriplltun1,
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ipruh ncbmen iptrp. Sn bteitr &i@tun9
dlip bale i6 bic beppriltbenpe g8abl ntht
MIR fur mtnbeitenS ebtnlD tpttbttg. ipnoCrn
aud fur unsleth fpi9enibpsrer fur ea8
Sdne, ais e$ bic beteen Itgten Wablm etr
pberiten Yeamttn hes gaNp.s t7aren. Glre
8etrahtun9 aaetn gentl9t mir, I'M rtein lr~
tbeil btertn Ill beitintmtu. SD fam ME ser
aelTtn, ea6 her Slr9trhtee nit Slrtt arpGet
Grrun0enf6aftGn ieintn enpltaer Asihlaf
fant. Die cine mar pie 6trtsuUna Ger 5n~
te8rttGt Der Union, bic areere re gtrrtd'
tulls Der a%frifantihfn Stlaveret. Dtc Be-
amten, bic fprtdn IN rem Gerfe Der Tecon>
ltruttipn gu pirfcn bsltin!mt Inn. iplten,
aleld oenen, he IN frliberer .3elt rdrtn lt>
tptrft sdten, Wanncr aus ieren GlalIen, ia,
Bertrettr iener Gl1len FER Burger lttn, rtt
BIC Ge0terun0 bel oCr Gurhtubruns res
8urserfrit9e8 ulp &ufbebun9 FER Stlasegst
aufreht crbaltsn tabrn unp tbr Sur Seltt
~itlnoen. Sn feinen anceren 9duotn wtt
unb lam has @er~i6hnunaSnrrf erfpl9ret6
ifin, IN feinen, ais In ptsielb tDnntn Soft
nunsen Duran aefniipft iperpeh."
N1h elmer turSen Stl.uhtun9 Der Sar~
teter> : te1unser, trHbri Der Rtpner jsptr Der,
ielben ete 8erehttGtett tpte.rfabrtn LIEF, p0s
lie, tpenn aud auf 0nperem9 8tst, bas 8edte
nDlc, idlpb CT nit elmer prtnscnoen GNl-
pfeplung hes rCpubiifIntIAtn Stdtts sur
Babl ltnp ~8efIrpprtHne pts a~laemetnsn
StlmmrCLhte5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

ben mdtien an. anitatt abtunetmen, uniere
9pnps iinp flfltnh nur 70-75 GtS. pro
Sl.O0 in @jplp rertb uno feerren belnndd,
mt So Iyp3ent Giplo prp $I.OO @dpter
perSui't. Wpbtn irQ pds ihltebllh flbrc1 ?
Sbnr 3pciitl gum Nattpnat- 8anterotte UNI
CUR 9lnillhen gntpertbunS bsr Scnes. Gtne
cfrnpmlihe Ierm1ltuns UNI rte Abltd1Ih9
Der Nurtet, Mtaidtnerie III berrlaIphtt9en
3tptdep, irpte bic spQe &etduratlon oe@
SIpen5 witroen ir5r bnlb pas 9apter9ele 1ut
Dart trinlea unb ccm gdnpe Nllid9rlth
6uncert. ppn Rtltpntn DplarS erlp0ren,
ne fr2dm 3llr IbtraAun3 Der S&ulb benIst
perrcn tpnnten, mIbrCnc paOur6 8lethSetttg
cine yratttlhe unp ipltpc Grb6bun9 pe5 0rrs
tleS unielcr Bombs er5iclt mcrpsn Dirbe. Der
@agtcrihWinptl mub auft6ren unp fam al
lem rurG eiuen gEehiel Der Standardization
berbetgrfibrt perren.
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6erihtsperlanbImnaer

8arbaS 9unhestretssertd bat 9unses.
Warltal 8%entfant ~fclsenbe etrfrnen ais Hitinaefapo-
rene her itstJsn Sisans auf Dpnnerta5 frlt petse-
la zen:
llptsn eestt, StOm,s G San,es, s'mes oruslsaw
@,prsts sbipitp, 4 9 Wolfe unt Sar,.s $ Steele ven
9reetrid geantp; s Dcrfea @srbsrt unb gnerep q
Stale pcn Naipin8tpn Counts; q 81 Watsrs uns Rid
3 ScneB. montgomery gpuntn; Snmes y Gerrett uEe
9erris u Stltn, prinee Ssprge's County; Waftiu9tcr
6aitber uns Wiuian $ Sammpnb, Gnne Gruneel &C.. {;
@rpare g Galain une ptilipp Cover ron SnrfrrS
&cunte; DariS 3tsstralb aue Wtliam Gaplpr, Gerlt
County.
furntua ~. elaSs sesen sraai gpn.. uns psUlb
Gi@tnsran, gtiah ri unireirllise Sanseretts.artla"
run8 Der gerfIasten.
Sis rtcrsei Sertdat.
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gldrie 1raft, bret Rlaatn pegen Innabnc eeftpblsner
Saden CAetitncl &c. }: bis OienGaa. hen 10. MpSsmbtr,
reridpten. -9ame6 Butter, @tfstlung bes 8. atidart.
fen an Wprts Savaraes I'm, Elm Staf TuG i'm Wertte
rpt IS; bis ftprBen iber ddt cage ecrftpben. 3pbn
Stepart. balien zines rncrbent' tbsn erfalss, Gpiritup'
9irsiGafts gsrfal In 8olge ausblsibtns. = Gsmare
5lemnins, peroubuas ses Santes Sapesit nm tine 800
ipsrtte spiesne 1afhenutr; bis Wtttnpt, ben Is. stp-
pelnter, ,urlde lie lf.-pbttiYp Sunder, SpnntaassSyl.
~rituple, : @trfauf; Caution Bon 500 burb @epra Gt'
dinser .-Spibua Inserfcn. Ae,er, Nrtb,ittiauns br
StWar,en andd " irisbp; 7 Sabre au6traas. n.
Sbsmas gen, @els. Debhatl; 6 Monate @e dnshis.
-Wecroe ~siurpsp, &tieer,DitsfabI eitir.
Die Sisars purbe Bis Drnnerfas %ausssl,st.
StaettrttsBertht.-(gp Rttter pinfreY J
s. v. genapartc ss8en s. Senry 5ieie Ssri6pfen. =
Sbpnas GGrrntt seasn Simon SrasB; Mppelattsa aes
an Rltter 8prreaer's lrtbetl une lem gppelansen 81
suerf INIT.
Das @erist pcriaots ib Bis Dpnusraaa nab isets Mr..
"a w. 81 iuad&a lur @erbaasluas an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

8prtefer, Maf., 2. Mppbr. - Sn
WlliUrp, unpeit spn bier, f.ierte cine Sasslc
iun9cr 2sute, Sridnpsr, ben Sprabsnp r&l
lerbetlis.n." 3wei junse @dp6tr g'nsen
IN Elm benadbartes Stlp, IN, eintn 8rauts
tppf 5u tslen unp Der GtSeEtbumrr pesAdsrs,
SGtbplOmau5 S'OpnneG, Elm etypa 60-jdt,
risst Wlnn, feuerte auf eleietben. Bridget
Wutr0a nus 9papn purec burd etncn S9ub
in ben Sept g~eioDtet. gle CAB ttnnen ct.
ner Stunpt zen 0ttit auf. S'Dpnnsa bate
Bel ietuer @srbaftuns einsn 9robsn Gapal-
lerie-Sdb urt unc etnen srcben Martne-
8eotloer nit ,tpet ab9efeusrten 9aufen bel
i'd. Or ssiste it6 gan; rutis uRc betraG-
tfte bic Sahs nit Der bsAftn @lc,H9ilttSN
feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Bon tem Ster. Snsentcur ter Gnestaue Iaaes.Itien.
fabn .@efsaf6aii, gittsture ga.
81 tate tas @rsenmittsl nit si,len Grfplsc ss'
trauat. Gs bat ale ineine Srtunse tari,t.
8. Blddhcne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

der Gusaate son Nlturalt'attpns Srtefen
spiaencmmtn. Stute frUb Wuree Glcernlam
Tr. 0tcppcr perbaitet unD unter 9ar8IhaTt
oetcQt. IS wurptn alQ9e A%nltren9un9en
gsma6t, ben 5al unperlpetlt prr re SrpB-
geltppren,n gu brtuseu, itora f0nntsn Bic
Sns.tranl,n pdnit nitt pu~rdpriuacn. Astn-
lthe 8l0aen pUyptn ppn ttnem ~estteamtrtUs
aus gr.enetra5s stgtn ben aftnblpsS amt
battn Slttr sRttdtl SprsrbrG4t. - SnfpI9e
Der son een, rapiEaltn Slipertnttncsnt;n pa
iGa Smnses an bic @ett5et srlGiIenen Wta>
turtthm S,feble b,1rthen BIER ltartt Sc
flrAtnsm fur etnen Surtultausbrub an
nrrstosR Dabta9t.-Dtr S6srtf BAT stnt
@nsGbl Suits Sstrife etnseihwcrel, ptt
gum llnttrprIfm Scn llnruben Ssgipentet
nfrnPn intlrn.
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Gcmmpu.pleas.@srt6t. - f9cr Rtdtsr
gares.j Gepfae Cutie eeBen Bail o. Spalhtua mn
Nh aneeplihes BrrtihaIsn uue Stnupen ppn Gtle1ttunt,
has fcr Rliatr teauiprubt Inter @erbartlun1. =
SsinriH grVdtr atacn j teerth 1rater; eine sla1e We
Ssn NsrlGimSur1 unS b6swiIael 9aripIaure, iptlte tep
Qfrrr cinen glbte ipru5 auf $50 Glti&dti8un8 Elm
lprobam II. 9rtsp9 ehwat asssn Griebrid gecsn
tbal; gtrfsster mug ieine S6ale rem S20S.f3 be-
J n u& slcftr @srittssVf rerta8ts iik bic DCnnsrada.
81tfenatrtht. - C9cr rem Rtntern Satberten
Dontls urS Scne.D GnlbGrtgt 8e,ruHt gSeFer erptlf
5cImSbt mr. grrpa!suue Ter StitertaNsri&aft Spa
Sttnrid Weter. otA..0 ,sbi, ,
san,nsritlaa esoeu tie nylatirndi BeUtr' aNeturaui
lpmpa1uts.@ Die GeibDpreasn BADEN NG Sf os'a'
tbuno ;urIfde;paen.
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Weneites ans Wajlinaton.

% arlington q Npp.-Sente BAT
paS SAas>D eparttment 3atlunSs'O sDrs
luf 1913 1876, 3S2, so in @plp ais 3tnien BON
5.20trn iir pas itste ain l. B. af. III GnSe
setsnpe Saltiabr an bic periAieptnrn llnttr>
tAasduttr i'm 2anpe perlenpet.
Ssfretdr MtGuapA BAT ttuts trieoer 9
gagsfhausScrwalier une 7 @tGtr na4 bent
neuen @rieBe bfiie1t.
Die 9teiisnatipn peS Ser. ct. . Gtnnet-
riers Gilbert Seap pom 6. Soma ttrifte
purbe ataenpnlne1.
Die Observation-Disclosures betrIs tsute
81, 27l, 779.6
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Sic Hi;id1t hrr Vi;rorrl

Wientanc iplte bcutc unterIaftn, iein 3d.
tum abju9ebrn. 0tdrYIanp bat bic Nuf.
91be, Der @Seit ju tcpriien, pette &tiutt1te
rer 9eiu6 rer Wablune in 1868 dc0cn Die
n%iurratipn pes RaoifaIisnus III 1864 3u
~erSielen Scrna9. &ut nttt cine Gimme
icate pabein blettcn. 6eute umld9ern roc
rer RE tlrtifehter elmer enbherst3en @plt>
til, MOI bic !Sdider Der @atents 2cYaten Die
@ple. Sober re9ttrlrtc 8lrSer bat has
8eHt, feline Sttmme 0t5uScbrn unr e5 1T Elm
0ebot Der @ftGt, feline Gntifutpigung gum
NtftbefuGe oea Sttrtmptages Oetlen 5u Iai-
fen
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GampaaneE&AIuk

Ntw.g orr, 2. SHORTY Der SGlus bes
@atlfelpsuses Settens Der Oemsflatie fanb
III slan3enpsr @e'ie TAFT. Gtn. Blair In S.
SiIn, penpttten in SYracuie, Gmerlpn Gtbs"
rtp3e IN Nalhptte etc. taber unjweifslbaft
eis Sa6e Ger Dsrctrattt tpirtlamit ssfDrbtrt.
Die bieitsen Ropifaitn mattn be p%erspei,
feltitrn anltrensursen, UNI bic renlDt dt,iie
NajOrltdt terab5uprildsn, unp man t.furh-
tet NIT @irnnp Den Mustruh pDm unruben.
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ScSNufdu.

Sprt &pran, Gan., 2. Ics.-Ir
S6pprer sSeanSinaSian," bon Gbiea9p nar
Sspeep eelapsn NIT IL, 900 S6eftlu Dlt,
aen, i~tranpete unterbalb pieie5 SdfenS ont
Gpnnabenbe urs iant bis auf12 SUE unter's
WaIer. Die WanHihaft une bic Satin ees
Captains tourcen 9eltsrn aus pem lafclwerte
Qercttet.
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Befanntmddlllna.

Der 10. gtftnttt hes 46. Nr!iiels her " atl,@eltse
matt bas Sienbal,en ron 9rintfalons, Sdtntfutsr
ebsr sneiyen irstns elmer grt. In ,r:lden epirituolsn
Bier i'm alsincn perIauft rerttt. am 8atltags a--
ietrit ria, unb pire eestalt hermit tefannt etradt, eas
ale iolte GtatliFsrents am Sienffaee (GDasltael, 8.
1868. ppn Waresns 5 lbr bis II ubr Nahts, ae.
bblpE,n fsin miNsn, insent pbisrs gefts eenau stbarb'
aatt pereen wirs, une ims ale gcliSelS ~tfsianttn ais
cir. Dtfrike aniu,eiaer.
Sm Auftrase Ter TritsitehSrts:
9bpmds e.. Martin, Glerf.
Rn1ttmpre Rem al. Off. 1858. f2o2-5)
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3u tabsn bel alien 1rpsuihcn.
(gefddftsabsittn Z. ss8en Rattrud unb Naddt.
r,lnb seridtlt6 e%e1dtrt.I
C259,61 So ,9,11,3,51,9 s1.3)
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Iabifale Wan61er.

g t.. 2puts, 2. Nppember, -gine Spe,
3t0l,Depeiht an ben u@epubltean" teridtet,
paS Die Counties, In pensn 8pup. Glastpn
bic @esitrtruns ais unsiiItis trtlarie, iber>
wiestnp pespfratiiG ule papurh pprliislih
3 GDnarts~D itritte betrpTsn iine, in mel
Gen 5000 ct. bemotratti6e @ialpritdt er-
tonrtet tt,i.rnsn