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braudsanwailunsen ~teisefust. - Seafs L. 0prboa uno
Ropea, pett Il. g., WBsnten, ct. Gat'l.
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5dpdde bic aeuten &ranfteiten iamer fpiat. ;u ftarfen. Gs
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u. @prtpn uno Hfoscs, @sst u. &C., Nsentsa, st. paul.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Sarfeucs Der urn bieier idrcdlibea 3ranfteit @sp!astea
r,lrben bur9 Wnuenbune BON y&rbat's Stcneh Sitters"
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M1e Bluttrantbciten unb 6lutau5iblase, ate Gcl9purs
geulen unb Wereiterunsen, .ipprauS bieielSen aud %eutlprtneel
n5oen, fnb bura Sen Webraub Ypn vDr. @ebafa 8!Oul
Wurtfer xnb Ylpuo pills" i9nel uap bauerabH beilbar.
Scents u. 9urapn unb Npsfs, @stt Y. 49, Iseatsn' st
paul.
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unu erlnbltt, turlrt rereen burt pnt @ct1aub BON Or.
Ncbad's 8iutreintssr unb 8lut giaen unb Baben bic afc'
strtsr Ibet1e NIT Ncpnite Itnttns eoer Gblprifprtt.-Se II.
Brrhrn uub Munes pett II. Co., Maeatsa, ct. paul.
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Na9abmun9Swer tb. - Die
Chicago Eurn9emetnpe bat einen bDht
na9abmunssmertben S9rttt getban.
sic bat ndmli9 cine v,pi7en11aftli6e
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ioU> ibren Mit9liecan 0e(1mo6 unc
Suterei1e an alien 9eifti9sn u%ebun9en einz
sufSben. Debate {ol 9epRe9t weroen ;
Defamation wunl@en6mertb, iutersGant
uno naGobmuneswUrpi9 9emadt, unc
.&betprie ;u belonoerem @ettfampfe erboz
ben tpercsn. 0rammatif> Spntar, @tpl
uno 2o9tt iouen f9 in &ufidben, Abz
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allen 0eiite6anla9en Der Euruermito1iez
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iie auf einen bS5eren 9eift9en Stanoz
punt III syeriebef Yerna9, uno ibnen our
3ieroe, Gbre uno @enu9tbuun9 Aereiden
miro. .,.4,. ..n
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men tutj9ieoenen Tortl9ritt unb bcfen>
cab {e cine masli&ft ausseoe1nte Mad=
abmung fneen mD9e. So biebe ben
3wed Der &usnerei nur@ous %1erfennen,
menn man in eerl elben lecislid oa5 Mit,
tel CUR Gntwideluns Der pbYf19en &raft
ieben ,polte. Wobl it etn selnneer,
frditi9er &1rpsr gu einem ener9iiden
Wirfen i'm 2cben %notbwenoig BE f1rz
perliben llebunsen> ,pelde Die Eu.rerei
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uno %eep1buen Den &5rper an Muspauer.
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|ber Menldbeit 5eaen unt '@srciben
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Chicago Euru9emeince on9ebabnten
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lebterer ben belten Grfpl9 tpIni9en, geben
mir uns Der 6ofnue,9 bin. bab aud bic
(itri9ea Gurn9emeiReen in BEN Berein.
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fol9en suercen. n: sF~% -
Tbearer SpaS.- 8arney Repz
no@p> aus Chicago elm alter t(bnerD ieb>
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bee fd,Snfex 5aarmudAes erfreut, chem
falls betrunfen imBette li<een. Sbibpn
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9etrunfen Bate, bate Ct bennod Dur1,
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unc idniN ieiuer Grau bic 6aare al unr
mrfaufte lie in eineu, Store an 5lp>
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ansutrinfen, in Gpl9e reien er. Derbaftet
purre. Sim anperen Moroen lam l.ine
Grau in pas GtanonSb auus5 al buro,,,.
ErnEp ,nN frun nh ihr mntn ~ 81
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Or. Gpblda @lutreintNer unp 8iutyiIeu fur p!e 5eilung pon
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sntfs1nen Die llriate.-Sents II. 'SerSen ane Bsnes. sstt II.
gr.. &3crtea, Ct. PAUL.
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@o6 nod metr? - >5n einen
Iownibip ron Warrid g., >>}np., bot iib
Elm uBauQen,er Giut" (Lazy Club) aez
bilcet, Ter itpn bsinabe 100 Mitz
9liecer sdtlt, 3nsi: perlelben purben
neuli6 aus1eitobcn, Ter Cine. neil er III
ihneI rrn iei,en Siye aufseltanoen ,par>
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bate. Gin Dritter erbielt einenI ermeis>
neil CT einer 5uisel hinabaelaufeu mat,
unp rettete lib ron Der Mubtosuna rur
purd bic &uSrepe eae er ~ faul ae1peien
iei> il@ ouhubalten.
5untsrille, Nlay 1. Mpri.-Die
teufi(de Boebeit oes &uflur= SLANG IN
0rcenYille, Mla., >ppitltft Der !&rieQs,u>
tano l6cn ldn9ft bdtte prcflaL1irt net
ben iolen, euIminirte 9etern in einen,
Msu@elmorcveriude ee9en g. 9. Carr
net, ben !6interla0enjhaftsri9ter pp1,
Butler County. @aroner Iob Al, einem
ofenfebenren GenRer unp purce hort
ron einem Meu9elm6rper in zen 9interz
fopf 9ei9o0en. Die Bunbe 1T 70 0ez
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ner perce raron iterben. Dss Meu1el>
m0roers fonnte man in einem Srte pie
0reenpile natirli1 nidt batbaft rrerben.
Mempbis /. Npril.-De biefae
Militarroi1cn if .auf9etobe unb rie bier
f%toticnirten 8unnestruppen finp mad
Ntlanta,, 60, rerlegt porten.
Der Startratb bat Elm COMMITTEE ct
nannt, bas arrangements fir Zen Gmz,
.pfang pes prdfrenten 9obniun trsfm
fpu. a5Hss 4sat s~s
@cuYerneur Senter bat bic ReaiRriz
runa ter Stiumseber in un}e,r, County
fur unsllu9S erfldrt.
Der Spitt umatfebrt!-Sn
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9ole cine iunse Dame auf. $4,000
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bauptst, fe babe ptriprp1en ibrenName,,
in nRo}e" ~ Yerranreln, ,peieere fiiddbaber
jebt reien.
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it Au9na Rtdmmtr, Tin alttr Spleat
gum ppofineifey serndnllt. an Stelt rcr,
s. Gbies, Der an, TO-. : M. (ein Amt
wirh.
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Ntp Drltane, I. aprit. -3ntz
ldet1 rem 0ouperneur unp hem Muriicr
if Is ~ Diferensf, 9efou,men; fs liest
benlelten cine Go~rApeten3fraae 3rifaen
ben DiRrift6eeri&ten I'M S. unp Z. Oh
Rrift III @runpe.
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"NsAHS ~ ApN fNAANH< wy AVut>
men, be{oncer8 aufseipeidert une Minz
nelpta % et3en Aenannt 1trerren
unr In jecer Bei:e wte @et;en in ben
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|tiren Staates darcn gu besablen NIT Ell
nem 8eto tslegtn II as455
ct Qcuti General Gufor bel
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Ginctnnati.- q. g. pry trr
MS,ptr 9alrmtu.at purpe an, 2. April
In 9sonlon eebanSsr.
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st. Stouo, Z. miun.
Dtsfes neu e~tnstrt&ese @aR- ans Rpatans ,snu
R~etienben une &uhsdnsern teRenS enpfoblcn uerten.
Die Bar n motlbeatat. Ausaeietbnete 3taLunaen.
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GRANT AND THE SOUTH.

Invitation TO the President to Attend the Ma
con Fnir-GencraI Lee to Meet Him -Splen-
did Political Results Predicted.
The following card of invitation has been
received by high official in Washington
OFFICE OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
OF GEORGIA, MACON, GA Aug. .G.-Sir:-The
executive committee which represents the
corporate authority of the Georgia State Agri-
cultural Society, and which is composed of
thirty agriculturalists from all sections of the
State. have instructed me to invite you to at
tend the next annual meeting and fair of the
society, to be held in this city the beginning
of November next The President of the
United States, the eX-Presidents and Vice
Presidents, and heads of departments, the
members of both houses of Congress, the
principal generals of the two late contend
ing armies, the Governors of
the several States, distinguished editors and
successful writers on agriculture, and emf
nent practical agriculturalists among all sec
tions of the Union, have been invited to at
tend Arrangements are being made with
the great through lines of travel by which
visitors from the remotest sections can come
to Macon and return for one fare The wide
spread and increasing interest felt in the COM
ing exhibition will make it an American
rather than a Southern fair. The commit
tees feel confident that this great industrial
GNulDlllOn may De lluuG, ny lllt lItG llISI-
course of learned and liberal-minded men
from the late hostile sections of the Union,
the means of doing away with the prejudices
engendered by the war; and Of uniting more
firmly and certainly the States Of the Union.
They have with great unanimity instructed
me TO urge your acceptance. | trust you will
agree with the committee that when large
concourse of people from all sections of the
United States shall witness the meeting and
exchange of civilities between distinguished
and trusted men from all sections, we shall
see the great and idoliZed chieftains of the
two late contending armies meet and shake
hands on the same platform, surrounded by
the emblems as well as the implements of hus-
bandry; shall literally see the spear turned
into pruning-hook and the sword into plough
share; shall actually witness a resto-
ration of the union Of the = hearts
of the people. Much, very much, will be
accomplished for the country, which has not
been done by laws and garrisons. | appealto
you as a patriot, holding high position, to
give this interesting occasion the influence of
your presence and counsels. This invitation
is given thus early with the hope that you
will feel constrained with a timely fore
thought, so to cast the attention of all your
business and social affairs, that nothing shall
interfere with your certain attendance. If
you will come and give me notice of your
arrival in the city, you shall have every atten-
tion and assistance in finding comfortable
quarters Very respectfully,
ID w. LEWIS. Secretary.
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An Important Army Order.

The following order was published yester-
day
GENERAL ORDERS No. 60, Headquarters OF
THE ADJUTANr-GENERAL's OFFICE, WASHING
TON, Aug. g, 1S69.-A Board of Officers will
assemble at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, on or
about the 18th of September, and continue its
sessions from time to time, at such places as
the board may determine, to practically test
the systems of tactics heretofore adopted for
the artillery cavalry and infantry arms of the
service, to reconcile all differences, TO select
the best forms of command of drum and bugle
signals, and to submit for the approval of the
War Department, at as early date as practi-
cable, the approved copies, in order that they
may be printed in an uniform and convenient
edition. and published for the government of
the army and militia of the United States.
The board will be composed as follows
Maior-General J. NJ Schofeld, United
States Army; Brevet Brigadier- General j. H.
Patten, Lieutenant Colonel Fourth Infantry;
Brevet Maior-General Wesley Merritt, Lieu
tenant-Colonel 9th Cavalry; Major James Van
Noast, 18th Infantry; Brevet Colonel John
Hamilton, Major First Artillery.
General Schofeld may detail one or more
officers of his command to assist in the labor
of compilation, and may detail any member of
general service recruits to prepare the neces-
sary record
Inc AuJ uJUtaHJ-Nenefa OF tne army VIII
submit to the board proceedings of former
boards, and manuscript tactics on file in his
Office and also such communications as may
assist the board in its labor. The board may,
by themselves or by committee, visit any
military garTisons i'll the Military Division of
the Missouri, to practically test their tactics,
and may call for any written reports that they
may require from any officer of the army. 1t
is desirable that they should submit the
result of their labors on or before February
], 1870.
BY command of General Sherman.
E. d. TOWNSEND. Adiutant- (feneral
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Political.

The revenue returns yesterday amounted
to nearly one million dollars.
The Hon. James M. Kavanaugh, Dem,
has been reelected delegate to Congress from
the Territory of Montana.
The Atlanta AciC Era strongly urges that
the expelled negro members of the Georgia
Legislature be restored to their seats.
"A Wilmington, n. c., despatch states that
Eagles (colored) was elected to the Legisla-
ture on the 9TH instant by 400 majority.
Robert Robinson is the Republican can
didate for District Judge Of the Sixth distric
of California, composed Of the counties Of
Sacramento and Yolo.
We have not yet seen complete official
returns of the election of Congressman in Vir-
einia: but it appears now that Mr.. r. S. Aver
Wells Republican, has been elected in the
First district. instead of ID. NJ. Norton (Inde-
pendant Republican, colored), as heretofore
reported.
"A San Francisco despatch of August 6
says.-"Fhorts are being made to organize a
Peoples party in this city, to nominate a
ticket for city and county offices. Reform is
demanded, and ii is deemed necessary to take
the offices of the city out Of the hands of the
politicians.
"A Madison (Wis.) despatch Of the 3lst
ultimo has the following political gossip
IL nan the reports are lfue, there is a lively
row in the camp of the Democracy in this
State, involving serious disagreements among
the leaders as to the course to be pursued. the
place and time to hold the State Convention.
and other matters. 1t is said that the Mil
waukee regency have resolved to hold the
convention there, instead of at the capital.
whereat members residing here were SO in
dignant as to resign. One Democratic paper
predicts a Republican majority this fall of
10000, and roundly berates the party
managers. The discussion of the claims of
different candidates for places on the Repub-
lican ticket is becoming quite lively at this
time. General Atwood seems to be little
ahead for Governor
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MARINE TELEGRAPH,

For additional Marine Neps sec First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. .......... 5U5 Moon SETS .......... gJ
sun SETs.............7 7'U5 HIGH WATER ........ 40
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.


The following is statement of some of
the principal articles exported from Philadel-
phia during the month of July:-15O, $50
pounds of bread, u, 7,799 do. lard, 1862 do.
pork, 10, 1S5 do. hams, Col, ,S95 do. oil cake,
1S1,245 do. tallow, S3,5O2 bushels of wheat,
1856 barrels of corn meal and 15,422 do of
-four.
DR.. Longstreth, one of the resident ply
sicians of the Pennsylvania Hospital, appeared
at the Central Station yesterday to testify to
the condition of James Mcguire, who was
shot 10y William Leckfeldt on Friday after
noon last. He said he did not consider Ma
guire out of danger, but it was too soon to
decide with any degree of certainty as TO the
probable recovery of the patient Leckfeldt
will remain in prison until Mcguire is pro
nounced to be out of danger.
During the past week the following YES
sells cleared from this port with petroleum:
Bark Russell, for Stettin, with IA, ,5SS gal
Ions; brigs Bernard and Richmond, for Glib
raltar, with ls7, 7SG do; brig Nicholaus, for
same port, with 65,G75 do; ship Heios, for
Hamburg, with PIG, ,15i do; ship Sorrideren,
for Rotterdam, with 134, 80 do, and bark
Xulma for Barbados, with 5000, making a
total Of 7j3, 7S2 gallons for the week, and
-, 754, 40 during the present year.
james Morrison. child four years of
age, was run over by a wagon yesterday after
noon at Mascher and Master Streets and
SLIGHTLY injured.
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steamer IL. y. GaW, llCr, Baltimore A. Groves, Jr
BT barquo Emma Muir, Crosby, London Peter Wright u
Dan barque Thor Dam, Hull Eng, j. f Bailey 4 Co.
ScbTC D Edwards, Corson, Weymouth, j. Rommel, Jr.
schr Martha, Freeman Roxbury do.
SsRT SsRT Ii z5e Ii TG9Ta a9 @ Eau River d
Schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, Boston do.
ScRr RE R0TSm prqyidsnSs Hammctt Nell Co.
$SB $SRT MqEgs Sass PPToydSnSS d.
SSRr SR Anna Anna SHEPPARD BoEditeh Providence, DO
@ Sehr n BeifnhSTti Z fi Hsnd, Portsmouth, do
SSehr T. Van " JBrgnt, Vines, Georgetown, .. O., DO
SRr SRRr g. RswYey YGy RfP%9y PL NowburypOrt o
SSRT r i 4sdsms SSEeFson Boston, Yield NasS Co.
Schr Fred. Spoford, Turner, Somerset r. IL. Powell.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mdse and md PASSENGERS to H. WinsGr y Co Passengers
Mrs. Abbott and tSo children; Mr. Kramer and We Mr.
s Boydan O. %dams j. BGn % aP T9 MG?'F
olbroSk Preston PToble Hayward Lee W Davidson;
Miss nne Ward Miss Margaret Ward Siss Mary W2r3
Miller Reody Island BarGue S Spt6 f@ SSpg bS 1
Miller; rom \ Richmond Me, and barque Assunto also,
Steamer ~ FT9nk Pierce "a hours from New York. with
Norw barqug pryaden, Gahrsed 81 days from London,
With I'll, mSsG d & to ] /, r Bailey Go.
B T With lumber iPin f Tp e Patterson dppneott
Brig +. A. Heath, Williams, days from New York. in
Brig Levi Stevens, Stevens, from Boston, in ballast to
Brig Brig 4 Hattie 4 Ss,i b Dodge days from Boston.
with cocoanuts to Phillips Bro.
iS SGhF Onward Bgnk9T days from HillsborO S.
Scr Adolph Hugel, Adams, from Charleston with lum-
Der to g.: Baker ~ Co--vesse to ID. s. Stetson IL Co.
SGhr Hattie Ellen, Dix days from Boston, ballast
sehE Ida Lewis Heustis, days from Boston, in ballast
schE slater Carr, from Newburyport in ballast to
Schr Vqndalia; Campbell day from Smyrna, Dell with
grain to Jos r. Palmer.
sGhr Pot0si Truax, day from Leipsc, Dell with grain
to Jos. +. Palmer
schr tycoon, Cooper, | day from Smyrna Creek. Del,
Sehr John Whitby, Henderson, day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian 4 90.
grain to Jas L. Bewley 4 Go. '' ~
scbr r; J. Conner Pardee, 1 day from Magnolia with
grain to Jas. h. Bewloy ~ Co.
Schr E SPohord Turner, from Boston.
Schr Reading RR. No. AZ, Eodan, from Hartford.
Schr O. IS Paige, Dandy, from Boston.
Schr j. w. Hall, Hall, from Boston.
Schr Hamburg, Westcott, from Hartford.
Schr Reading RR. No. a, Trainer, from Fall River
Schr j. Stroup, Crawford, from Boston,
Schr q. f. Smith, Hanson, from Norwich.
Special Deratch to The Eocnjog Tee1raph
HAyBE-DEGRAcE, August lO-The following boats left
Quaker City, with timber for New York.
Sansocia with coal, for New York
Yazoo, with COAL for New FORK.
Baltimore Co No il, with pig iron tor Coopers creek
Harry and Pearl, with coal, for Wilmington.
Edward Lppincott, with coal to order.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Norman. Crowel hence, Boston yesterday
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Barque AstTea Hellu for Philadelphia entered out at
London 9th ult
Barque Comet, Petre, hence for London passed Deal
Schr 6. s. Watson Adams for Philadelphia sailed from
Nantucket 9TH inst.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-10
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer H. l.. Cav, Her. Baltimore A. Groves ,Jr.
Br barquo Emma Muir, Crosby, London, Peter Wright
Sons.
Dan barque Thor, Dam, Hull, Eng j. T. Bailey & %.