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Washington, juno 10. 1863.

To Adult Gen Spragus
The president directs me to return his
thanks to his exceliency Grow. Seymour and
his staff, for their energetic and prompt ac-
ton. Whether any further force is likely
to be required will be communicated TO you
to- morrow, by which time it Is expected
the movement of the enemy will be more
fully developed.
EDWIN NJ. STANrcH,
Secretary of war,
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atten-
L ton paid to the treatment Of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation Also, tx
aiming Surgeon for Pensions. Office in the
building formerly occupied by Kuehn Co.,
Bankers. Orders left at T. & j. Robinson,s
Drug Store will be promptly attended to- =.
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Albany, June 20, 1868.
Hon. f. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of war,
Washington
The governor desire, to be informed If he
-hal continue scndins on the militia regi-
meHts from this r,a,e. 1t So to what ex
tent and 70 VIA, point?
j. 3. SToNEBoUsE,
Act 4 Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Washington, June Fl. 1863.
To Act's Asst. Adjt. Gen Stonehouse !:
The president desires Gov. Seymour to
meats that be can raise.
T. n. STANTON,
Secretary OF war.
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NEWPORT. X. T., july II. 1868

NEWPORT, IL. L., July IT, 1868.
S. T. GLOVER, E-q., ST. Loul.--Uy
Tear Sir: am greatly Obliged for Jour
ie,oI Of the 18Th lEat. those VINO suppose
that ] do not scqniescc in the work OF the
National Democratic Convention, or that
do not sincerely desire the election Of il.
noniuce,, know very little of my charsc-
ter. Believing, as | really do, that the
preservation OF constitutional government
cmineDtIy depends on the success, OF The
Democratic party IN the comng elsctiuns,
SeIe | to hesitate IN It's caudla suEtoTt, |
ieel should not only falsely my own rec
ord but COMMIT crime against my c0un
Try.
| rever aspired to the Presidency on sc-
count ct ,seit. 1 never sought is duubt-
iui hOnOis anu certain a1ois and RESPONSE
bliItlcs merely fer the position. Ny own
wish was to PROMOTE II | could the good OF
the county, an! to febuke the spirit OF
revolution which had invaded every sacred
precinct Of liberty. " hen, therefore, you
pronounced rhs statements IN quest on
false, you did exactly right Principles
and not men, Is the motto tor the rugged
Crlsl, In which We are Low struggling
Had l been made the Presidential nom nee
| should have considered u a tribute, net
to NE but 10 the principles which [ had
proclaimed aud pracneed; but shall | CEASE
to revere those principles because by mu-
tual political friends another has been ap-
pointed to put them into execution 7
Never, never.
These, sir, are my sentiments, whatever
interested parties may say to the contrary,
and desire that all may know and under
stand them.
1 shall ever hold in grateful rernem-
bTance the faithful friends who, haiing
from every section Of the Union, preferred
me by their votes, and other expressions Of
confidence, both in and out of the conven-
tion, and shall do them the justice to he.
lisye they we're governed by patriotic mo
tives; that they Old not propose s,rnnly to
ssgfandize my personal fortunes, bat to
save thor country through me, and that
they Will not nom suffer anything like per
suhal preference. or lea,ousies TO stand be-
TWEEN them and their manifest duty. ]
have the honor to be, dear sir, very re-
spectfuli yours,
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK.
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Nj A IL BILE AN ID STONE
CErTlNG won rs.

ToHN UENDLIK, Manufacturer Of and
y dealer in American and Italian Mar
bic. Monuments, head-stones, mantlcs, Ia
bic tops, baptismal fonts, &c. furnished on
short notice and-to the entire satisfaction OF the
purchaser ySn6
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E. N. STANTON, Secretary Of war.
Is this aislsyAls
Washington, June IL, 1863.

hshihKten, VuHe ~, lcUo.
To Gov Seymour
TIE prcsidcnt directs me 70 return mis-
thanks, with those of the department, for
yoar pronps rs.pon,s A strong move
ment OF Jour city regiments 10 Phllad.i-
phla would be = very encouraging move
men', and do great good In giving strength
in tho state. The call had to ss for .l1
months, unless sooner dsohars.d, in order
TO comply with ths law. Is is no. likely
that more than thirty day. eer.ies--p.y>
hspr no, 70 lopE-weu!d lie required. Can
you forward your city regiments speedily ?
Please reply early. +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF war.
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The New Postal Law.

Til. law Passed by both house. OF con-
.gress,-is an Important measure In twenty
sections. Itzrroyides for the return of all
letters on which the name OF the seader is
endorsed, If not. called for in thirty days !.
returns the tees on money orders; doubles
the compensation OF pos.ras.ers for the
payment Of money orders; alters ,reeily
reHsgnpers senf to ssj.4fJers IN the eoeRty
rherr psd4ished 10 1e d,itrered FREE of post
age from the esfc, near.st the Tioce # pub
lscdtto~; authorizes The i.s.e Of duplicate
money orders for tseh As hive been Iost !;
makes il felony to counterfeit money or
lers; autiorises tie postmaster general TO
appointzA reate agenf, Nitn ss}sfy Of
81 GOO, on the liee from San francisco 10
Japan, and ssether. with tho ,sne ra'a'y
on the line from San frapci-eo to HoHoin
Ia directs him 70 establish at res.oDa>
bic CON pensatiou general postal agency
at Shangh ai, with branch asencss, 1t 9TH
or Tosts in sAid country /; gives him power
to create in his own department foreign
mail service bureau, at q yearly expcn,e Of
$1,000 gives him another chief of division
At salary OF e.. 500; makes it felony of a
high character to s-e postage stamps = rec
ona tine knowingly; declares it .Asll BE- an
lswfsl to sircu'a are through the rsstotics
Any letters Or circulars advertising lot ssries
or Iift enterprises Of any kind, on any pre>
text whatever; establishes = blank agency
in the post oaics department, 1t an ex-
pcnsc Of 1880 annually, and abolishes al
MI sshsr blank sssnsies empower the
ps.tnseter genera! to negosiats and ees-
slads ~ infsfaationsl money or der arrasxs
nsa1 provides that the suritiss On shs
kosds Of iefaultisg postmasse1 shall not
be liable splsss the gcyernme.. institutes
ssit within three years after fnal settle
zssa. IF acsouat,; allows sertised copies Of
pos,ma,tsrs returns 10 10 assd as evidence
j. court 10 criminal prosecutions suthor-
igce the postmaster GENERAL to prescribe \
uniform fer letter carries, and make it a.
msde EieAaor for Any ore else 70 wear the
ZANE.
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nG1- Gen. Rosencrans, who fought the
battle of Murfreesborc, supports Seymour
and Blair.
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WASHINGTON, june Is, 1863.

To Asst. Adj't Gen. Stonehouss:
The qusrtermaster general ha. been dl
rectcd 10 cothe the volunteers from your
state, upon reaching their destination, and
provision has been made fer that purpose.
E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF war
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a2- The following State elections arc

re- The following State elections are
yet to occur thi, year:
August p Kentucky.
August 13-Tenncs.ee.
September 1--Vcrmont.
Sep embsr 8-California.
September l4-Maine.
October e-Nebrs.ka
October l3-PeAnsylvsnia, Ohio, Indi-
ara Iowa.
October az West Virginia.
November 3-New York, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, Illinois, hIi higan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas.
Nevada, Massachusetts.
n- notwithstanding there is a standing
army now in Louisiana, and notwi,h,.aud
ing the fact that the state has been recon
arsoted, ana admitted to the union, under
loyal" government, there is demand
BY the csrpet Dagger. for moro troops there
Grant says: Let us have peace The de-
nsnd for troops illustrates the sort Of peace
to which he refers, the peace which SUBJ
jects white aen to negro rule By the bag.
onst.
EA- Horacs Greeley i, trying to make
the block heads of the Union Leesss IS
lieve that be ha. been as loyal during and
since the war ~ Hors,io Seymour. He
Gomez des that before the war he Was Nm en-
envy 10 the Union, and that no kept prsi.
ing John Brown and singing:
Tear down the Haunting lie,
Half-mast the starry nag;
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag
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y AIUHUV, JCNC 10, ISDo.
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF war,
Washlnston
Officers of old regiment, hero will take
the field wth their men, and can march TO
morrow, if they can be paid lriespceire If
ordinance accounts The government will
still have . hold upon them 10 refund for
losses. j. I. SPRAGUs,
Adjutant General.
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Washington, juno Is, 1863.

To hdiuta mt General Sprngus:
Upon Jour requIsltion any troops ron
may scnd to Pennsylvania viii be armed
and equipped in New York with now arms.
Order, have been gwen t. the bureau Of
ordnance. +. NJ STANTON.
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Washington, Juno is, 1868

To Adjutsnt General Sprssic
The uunrtermaster general ha. made
prov sion for the clothing ard equipments
Of the troops that may 50 to Perm yl,snis
The Issues to be made a. Harrisburg You
will make rcquisition for subsistence and
transportation as heretofore, for troops
forwarded from Jour state.
f. NJ. STANTON.
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~ The New York Tribune ha. al last
discovered "ths fact that Lincoln thanked
Gov. Seymour for his promptncs, in for
wardipg troops to Washington" bat then,
according to the Tribune, Gov. Seymour de-
serves no particular credit from his con
duct-he did mo more than hi, official
duty inrerstively demanded The hon
or, such =. it was, belong, to the .oliiers
who volunteered, not to the Official who
gave the word March Indeed II
thi. il the 7r,bune's view Of the matter,
rhy does not tho same Jacket ct Gen. H.
U. Grant, who is lauded =, the conqusrer
of Gen. Ice, whereas, to quote the Tr
bnne, "!he honor, such rs it was, belong.
to the toIdicrs who volunteered. aud not
the ofhcial who gave the word March. !"
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20 w EDNN Az.

COMMISSION MERCH. Mt, Grain and
" Produce Dealer. Once. corner Of Eighth
and Buffalo streets. Warehouse corner Of
Sixth and Commercial streets, Manitowo.,
Wis lOy4l
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Albany, juno Is, 1868.

Albany, juno Is, 1868.
Hon, r. N. Stanton. Secretary Of war,
Washington:
We have two thousand enlisted vo'an-
teer. in thi. state. viii hsve them con
so,dated into companies and regiments aud
cent on at once. You must provide them
with arAx HURATIO SEYMOUR
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Albany, June 16, 1868.

Albany, June 16, 1868.
Gov Curtin, Harrisburg:
| am pushing forward troop. as fast as
possible +; regiments will leave New York
to>night All will be ordered to report to
Gen. Couch. HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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ALBANY, ,Iur is, 1875.

Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of war,
Washington:
Four return volunteer regiments can be
ru, IN the fcld 1t once, for three months
service. Can arms and accoutJcmsDts BE-
surphcd in New York? Old arms are not
6t for the field. J. T. SPRAGUE,
hdjutsnt General.
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ET The St. Louis Rcpu5Nean says the
prediction that Missouri will 70 democratic
this year may be rslitd en-" Ths radi-
csls bare 10 hope Of Carrying the election
escer, ty tn. rigid enforcement Of the reg
is,r.f1h acts, by which they expect thou
ssnas and. thos.snas Of legal vc.srs will be
kept from fhe polls But tho R,pnbbeon
adds: Even with the aid Of that law
they e.nnst succeed. They are in a miner
ity. Making the dlefranchised lists q.
large as they san, they viii still BE- . mi
nority in the state. Their party has be
GONE sdioss 70 shousands Of is- own mem
ber>, and n stencil in their no-,rils.
They will cooperate with tho democracy,
in.urins democratic triumph 10 NOvem-
ber."
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r. EYER,

nEALER in Groceries. Crockcry, Boots
~ and Shoes, Candies, Nuts, &C. on Sch
street, south side. and invite, the public to his
v.ll selected stick, and promising satisfaction
to all ABLY
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Gov. Seymoura War Recerd-Who
DAyeA Pennaylyania

1he~persistent disholiesty with which
the radical press continues to uiisrepre-ant
thc position Of Gov Seymonredurinxthes
war induces Us to publish below the to1ok
Of the correspondence between the federal
authorities and Gov Seymour Every
democrat should peruse tho record: s
Washngfon. June Is, 1868.
To his excellency Gos. Seymour:
Inc movements Of the rebel force. in
firzinis ere now Sufficiently developed to
rhow that Gen Ice, with his whole army.
i. moving forward 20 invade the states Of
Harylands Pennsylvania and other states.
The President. to repsl rbis invasion
promptly, has called soon Ohio, Psnn>yl-
vsnfs, Maryland and Western Virginia FOR
one hundred thousand ( ie0 000) militia Tor
PIX % months, unies, sooper discharged
1t Is important 90 have the largest poe-,bie
force in the lca-t tine, and it other states
would furni-h militia ter short term, to 10
ordered On shs Gf..t, it would greatly al
vance the object. Viii you Please inform
me Immediately, If, in answer TO q special
cali OF the president, yoa can raise and for.
ward w, 600 militia As volunteers without
bounty, 20 DE credited ca the draft of your
state. or What nombsr you esa probably
Ya,se.
E. d. STANTON, Secretary Of war.
Alhsny. Juse Is, 1868
Hon. e. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF war
Warrington
viii spare no efforts to send you troops
1T once. | have sent orders 70 the 2iihslz
officers of the state
HoRAr1o SEYMOUR.
Albany, Jure IS. 1868.
Hon. +. N. Stanton, Secretary Of war,
Washington:
viii order The New 7 orr and Brook Ign
troop. to Phiiadsiphia 1t once. here
can they get sras, if needed?
HoRATIo SEYMOUR
IA TINS 1ial>val4
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HARRISBURG, July z, 1863.

Harrisburg, Jnly Z, 1903.
Te hi. exeslleney Gov. seymour:
Send forward more troops a, rapidly As
possible. Every hour Increase. the neces-
sity for large forces 10 protect Pennsylvania.
The battles Of yesterday were not decisl,e,
and if Meade rhond be defeated, unless Nc
have large xrrny, this state will be over
run by the rebsls. A. q. CURTIN,
Gov. Of Pennsylvania.
New York, July 3, 1863.
TO Gov Curtin. Harrisburg, Psnn
I cur telegram Is received Troops will
sonsinae se te sent. Oue regiment leaves
to-day and another tomorrow, al in good
pluck. J. 7. SPgAGUx,
Adju.snt General.
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TIT TP1LOT.

OFFICIAL PAPER Or TIE COUNTY. :
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E Ole Bull is 10 Vermont.
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Hlas ,,assya MARTIN.

Late Of Cleveland, Ohio
TEACHER OF the Guitar and Piano Resi-
j dcnce on Sixth street, at the residence
formerly occupied by Thos. Robinson Esq
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Sic Metbpbiftct ,ttto nnfcre fretct
1uititutipnen.

atiAe Sefte tel 9ultist bic aatbrliten mehr
ais SSsinte ,rferer freten dnasritaatleen Snitt'
tutipnen, ais bic ettrbifen II tennn3trs,1 bic
aatbrlifen ais Geinte ter SJrs;beit, nnb {9rsisn
une fdreiten sesen Zen Gesprtismns ane bic
Sntrlerans Der Stride sssn Stem, bic I'M eeraesn
@iterfrua mi. bsn freien Snisitutionen bes
9entes iebein ffpii. Die Metbcbifen lpllteu nun
aber BITE leesen iein, bic srn uniern fretsa Sniff
tutiunes larneu, benn IS 1T cine tctrrtldeSbat=
iade, rab eben le bic ertitteriten Geiabe her Ne>
~sot1tipn unter @aibinstpn traren, tpflder mir
bod bieie freien Snaitutipnen serbanfen. sH
traree bic enti9ietenlen Getnee uniersr af1ert-
faniiden 6reibeitsbelpen unb Der Stiftsr tbtee
Sefte, Sobn @esley, sins 10 tpeit, bab ct rem
9Gnise bon Gnslans, .gerrs Ill, s%urebete, er
irQe tein Mittel I9eusu, I'M bic .GmpSrnns in
bet Grlcnisn gu s~crtreten. Gas that tds eauet
bet MetbpbiRen su elmer :3eit, in tpeleer Gin ta-
tboIiider priei ter, Der 5r@m. 5err Garrci aus
Garrpltpn, son ber amerifantiben Hssierung i'm
Sntere7e Der 6reibeit tad@anata' sefsntet tpur-
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Nara9rapbe. fir bas iouperd=
ne Splf.

Tieler Santpf tetrtht eas 2eten u~nieres rurd
bic @cnitatirn setrabrletieteu &esierunsSne-
iens, ete Grass bes 8unbes scn @taate'', eeS
6taatentunbe5 pier pes 8unrestaates, eentra-
llatipu, l1mturs unb Huin. gntfernuns ees
N tttleren Stanbes aus Der GeiealGaTt resr
6puserdnitat, tur& berenWeien aud herAer'n<
fe bic tSdne Stufe e~riteiseu fam, artitatt bur@
birefte unb inbirefte @teuern hesGrsetniNes isi<
1er Mrbeit terautt su trerten. Us ;lett lI6
eas aapital INNER mebr suianamen III esnsan=
teu Ginselner, Mrnppple entfeben, Irtltrtraten,
aSuise int aleiuen, bic %suiammen ais Elm @aa-
,es tanr cine berrl9enee Ma9t tiloen, itarfsr,
als bic zines 8ismarfs unb ieines aSniss Guam
erinnere id an tsn Musipru9, ben Notbl9tlO
int 1861 ariese ma@te), ia farfer, unb nit
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be, urt bic fransSFi@en Ganacier, bic suerf un-
ter bic 8otmabisteit Der Gnslanber tamen, bcr
amerifanii9en Greibeitstemcsuns unb ibren
@urfampfern eeneist gu MAIDEN. Die Metbo>
binen baben i9 iomit eeniB gang i9le@te Ser
bienic, TIM bic amerifanii@e Greibeit gu erri@.
ten, erwprben, wobl aber baten fe gut eearbei<
tel, INN ben 8irsertries ausufa@en, ME fe tenn
and jest setreuli6 mitbelfen, UNI uniere freien
s niitutiunen '5u ,ntersraben.
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mi1ftpner Nplltn6>
rus 5aupt res NerenuezD departments,
rei1en Mtlesuns bic &aoifalcn il6 nit
alter .0emalt pteoeriesten, 1T auf Der
Nnf!aaebanf. Gr ipll at einem enorz
men @bisfyzS @mtnpel betbetliA iein.
81 iinp ite, pom 0rpbsn bis gum &let<
1er1. -....
3mei @6ifer auf rem @bein
madten neutrality-suspicious. incem rer@tne
unter fran;1fl6er, Der Nnpere rnter
norcoeuti9er Tla99e fe9elte.
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= Sebr Yiele 9eute setm fld ua<
enplideMabe su ;ei9en, >pa5 ile rilen,
aber cine srSEe Mn;abl 9eben iid mebr
Mfube ;u perbersen, mas fe niGt nil
ien. 9urrab fit Grant !! Why don't
you?!
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Guffap Il. @etter,

Sc. 342, Drite @trabe Ct gaul, Minn. 8
Aaufn,asn srn
Staesl< u. Mctenaaren, yanfee Mcttcns, 0plb-
~ unb 9ilter>Bcrben nnb
&.1eanmet fir firdItde 3pede.
2ie ein,iae eeutid,e Gdbnittpaaren : 9aneluns.
grisaide Nnfraesn unb geisauusen perben prrutpt be-
fprst. .'.s aaSlo
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Bafbin9tpn.

>''%'
..'-. wafbineton+
Malbinetpn, Sep. 8. = Sc
mae Der Beri6ten Der au9emeinensanr<
Sffcc, mnrpen I'M Mu9uf in Nebrasfa
Midiaan unb&anias 30,000Mder9arr
getpmme1. ..-
Mo{binston, Sep. 8. - Der
peniipnSzG pmminar Bat srebe Inter
idleifuneen in Der 8esabluna csr5alb<
iabrsz pen1ipnen entcedt. S9a9erer
unp Claim Maenten pFe9ten bic beoarf>
ttaen penfipndren uibers Sbr su bauz
en-" 0emae rcm neuen @eiebe par~
fen GlaimzM senten eine@ebubren re-
redneu. Na9ri9t 1T b. bab Ven.
Meyuplcs tbatis am @erfe 1T Die nn=
prpnuna in 5eras ;u untercriden. Gr
ma6te befannt cab prdficent Sobnipn
uno Der &rtegsiefretdr MQes anteteten
wiircen urn Mufit1nce unp &ubefprunz
9en ;u e%ntfernen, Dieie entldieoere
Maereeen baben cine quite Mtrtlta9
auf pen 5tanp per Ifentlt6enM nsele9eaz
Soften auseeibt. ...> ".."
ct. 2puis, Sept. g.. -25Snctaz
1er ortfcu 2 Mcilen petli9 spnSbert>
ban an unp mprpeten anc icalpirter1
q 0arcner u1c So Garlpn> nabn1e1
pann IS Maulelel unp 8Yferre tei5ay
Camp nit it@ fort.
8aibin9tpn>Sep 8.-S9ritz
tie iino eetban wprpen> bic TrieobbIe oes
Cumberland ibrer GpQencuns ent9e9e11
gu fubren.
Bottoms 8. Scpt. Sn NertpnGaQa
yerurladte aetern Elm 5aselturm be-
tradtlt&en S6apsn. IS felen 5a>
oelfeine, Die q 3pu in 9dnse unc
Elm 3pu in Dide maben.
Grants &, .Sept.-Das
@obnbaus ppn &vbert9apn imEp>prz
5bip pierlpn, MpntcalmG punty branrte
bis auf cen @ruao nteper nit 1etnent
Snbalte unp 5 &inper Ypn 4 - "A
Sabren alt.
Ma@bYiue Sept. 9.-Dte Tra1
zines 5errn Manepn, in CHARLOTTE
Didlpn County itarb pieler Sage. u1o
putce nit iarnmt eint9em @olo1@mud
beoraben. @ier Stunpen nadber muir
be rer Sara son einem untefannte11
berausaearaten Inn 1id pteMertbiadsn
an,ueianen. Gr l9nitt tbr ben Singer
ob an rer Gin Sting fad, pieGrau la@<
te auf .unp sin9 na@ 5aule pabrenp
Der Diet eridrp6en easpr 9elaafe1
tpar.
Mtlwaufee, 81. Sept. Der
Propeller 6ippp Sampe5 cling Monta9
Nadt NIT Menl1en uno Sbt 19per
belaren auf rem1 Mt@t9au See I'M
Sturme unter, 80 Menl1en fan,e>1 nm;
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