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CUBAN NEws PROM Both SIDEs-You Pays
f0ur Money and Takes Your Choice.-According
10 General Jordan's account, Valmaseda has
sustained very bad defeat. The latter's forces
were drawn iIto ambush by Jordan near Hol-
gum, and completely routed and demoraiized
with loss of170 killed and wounded, and 700
In desertion and prisoners The Cubans il is
now claimed, have control OF the entire Hol-
quin district. General Quesada, 1t is stated
Is soon 10 make an attack upon Nueviras.
News from Spanish sources place the rebels
generally In woful plight. Havana dispatches
say A plan has been disclosed in Matanzas
to poison the bread intended for the garrison
OF that place. A negro made known the plot
TO the authorities, who had the party arrested
tried and sentenced. A rumor is in circulation
tnat Colonel z diores had attacked the insur-
gents at Scifo, and ninety Were killed. The
Spanish loss is small. This report is probably
conlounded with the capture of General Jor.
dams convoy, as the localities of the reported
engagements are contiguous.
a dIfficulty having arisen with the telegraph
censor as 10 the nature of press reports TO be
sent from Havana by cable, few news DIS
patches have recently been allowed TO pass
The matter was referred to the Captain Gene
raj, who reiterated his previous declaration
tna1 all news, whether favorable or not should
De permitted 10 pass over the wires, and the
diificulty has now been satisfactorily arranged
Havana journals, reviewing the military
situation, say the rebels under the Command of
Jordan In the jurisdiction of Santiago de
Cuoa, Guantanamo and Baracoa have been
Oongeo 10 take refuge in the mountains, and
the districts OF ManZaniIlo, Bayamo and
Jlquanl are completely under the control OF
tne Spanlards, no organized rebel force an.
pearlng there Small parties of volunteers
are found quite sufficient to protect estates IN
Trinidad and Cienfuegoes districts. The ran.
open. The rebels under Quesada ara MOVING
toward Espiritu Santo.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE PRATT CASE.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Federai Building,
in Cham bers street, is crammed with people
ANXIOUS to witness the proceedings in the Prat
case. United States troops, well supplied with
bali, cartridges, and rations, are Sill guarding
Marshal Barlow. Pratt will be produced
before the United States com missioner at two
o'clock. 1t rs rumored that reQuisition for
the prisoner has been received from General
Reynolds.
NEW YORK, August l6.-Proceedings in the
case Of the Goverumsnt against J. II. Pratt
came 20 a stand this Afternoon by the discharge
OF Pratt by u. 5. Commissioner Osborn.
The announcement of the decision was re-
ceived with cheers by an excited crowd of
about 1900 persons.
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suspicious characters offered TO sell q wan.
street oper ator el2s,00O OF the bonds stolen
some time ago nom Mr. Benneho6, Of PitthoIe,
-, ior Sl0o,C goo In greenbacks. The police
tecnves were sent to Hudson Oity, New Ter.
sey, 70 conclude the negotiations. The narties
net q Rosh1 Hotel, and John LaidioV, ID dahrisi
the detectiyes package SAID % contsin tn
stolen bends receivinG in return 4 pacfsrs
containtng elo8eoo u couutsrfsIt srssnSacfs
fS,d,nIss Ssr tne S:. Haasaction was compistsd,
cnaree OF robbtng Mr. BennehoG. 6ut upon
s1amlnsoon tner peckAee was found to con.
tan one genuine $1,000 bond and about thrse
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ArTnPTBD SUICIDE OF Mss. VRInLAHp.-
Mrs. Carrie Vreeland, the complainant in the
famous Vreeland abandonment case, attempted
to commit suicide on Friday night at No 3et
Sixth avenue, By taking four drachms OF arse.
mic. DR.. Lincoln was called and administered
an emetic, and Il was thought her life would
be saved. It IL supposed that she was driven
to this act BY the distress arising from her do.
mestic troubles. Mrs. Vreeland u thirty mine
years Of age.-N. Y. Times.
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MLANCHoLY ACCID11r.-On the 7th inst,
wnile thrsching TIA wheat crop Of Mr. james
ftrenc6: q frsnehbure, IN this county, miles
!Iom homneys 4r. Jamss Yost, who was feed.
ing the thrashing machine, was % unfortanste
y 70 nave hte lett arm caught by the reyolyine
cylinder, and before Il could b extricatsd, w1s
Stuseeo ana tern on above the elbow. Mr..
Yost was Immediately removed 70 the house of
~; James II. Powell. DR.. J. n. Snyder was
ceued TO the case, and. after administering
cnlotoiorm, amputated the limb near the
shoulder. Mr. Yost - doing well, and strong
hopes are entertained Of his fecovery.-Romnev
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THE NATIONAL L BOR CONVENTION.
PHILADRLPHlA, Aug 16.-The National La
Dor Convention, composed OF two hundred
delegates, assembled this m orning. The Vice
President Mr.. Tncxer) presided. After the
appointment of a committee on credentials, a
recess was taken till this afternoon to allow
the committee to report, and to express respect
for the memory Of the late President.
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by Bankers' and Brokers' TelegrapA. ya~,, N.
GdssdDdy, operator
Lewis Johnson & Go quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign msrkets as follows:
NHW foRx. Aug. l6.-FIrst Board-U. =. s'S
lsel, coupon, 12l; 5.s0'a lso2 coupona I23 (;
l5oA coupons, l2lA; ls6d coupons. i2I; Isos,
coupon, new. l2o; eaos, l-67, coupon,
ll3bi Currency 6's. nore. Pacific Mail.
-; ONO & Missi.sippt Osruncatea, 70:
Mariposa, 81; Atisnue Mal, none; Canton,
5- y Cumberland, &A; Western Union Tele.
Graph, 9 4; Quicksnver n; Boston water
Power, l3 New York Oentrai, 2O9.; Hud-
son. ls5; Beading, @s; Michisan Zen
tral, l52; Michigan Soutnern, Ia5s; Ilfipois
GENITAL, none; Cleveland and Pittsbure. I05L:
Northweets74; do. pref'd " \; Cleveland A.
Toledo, none; Rock Island. lis =; Fert WAYNE.
Isl Vi Alton q Terra aaute. "a; Toledo snd
Wabash, "a; Adams Express, ssS; WelIs-
Fargo 4 Do. Express, I9f; United states Ex,
press, 66A; American Express. 3s.: Mer.
chanu Union, N; chicago & Alton, I5,:
90. prsSrrsd. none. Market weak. Gold,
lS3Sal3is.
by Cable.l
koHpon, Aug. ia, y. m.-Console, e2aaql
steady.
FRANKFORT, p. ms % Bonds 67s asIy
LIVERPOOL ] y. m.-Ootton market firm.
sales I2.oo bales. Middling Uplands, I3.
Middling Orleans, l34. Shipments from Bonn
oay 70 the leth instant were l0,oO0 bales.
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HOSPITAL FOR WoNlN MIA
u LYIH9-Iu HOSPITAL.

P.sisnts desiring 70 avail thsmsslyse Of the "a.
vantage Of this Institution can obtain private
reons y ayplyi ing % the Mstron. These rooms
are furnished With al the comforts Of home. The
s,or ne reOn sseetsd, tkis includes Bcsrd, NurS.
0IdsTs f2r samission 70 the G6VERIMIHT or
aktx BEps - nj. Hospital can be obtained Of
SsnsrA .nI'eo statss Army. ana DR.. aorvifz,
Sn.i ,, e me ne OF Medicine and Surgery,
Aype.iion foI Srdsrs p. Of TIE honorable Secretary
Ihomgson, ie4 ] street, essvsSa Dth ana aiss
a Msdicai snd Surgical Ciinic ID held n N. Ho..
pitsl every eatnraay, g ,. m, by ProsH19nS - NJ
H. ThomDscn, for out door patients, VIA - ~ =.
nisked msdicsa sttsndsncs frss Of eAarss "iof-
Msdsesl Ssaf:
H. THOMPSON, n. D., Surgeon In -Cns~,
,. A. AeHFoRp, n. d, Assistant Surgeon
Cossn!sise Board:
AZ AZ: Rsrns.' H' q, HofTiis; nscI.
AY p GArneff N D., w. p. Johnston. y. D.,
ASS.; Ril:; niilfs ~ g. M.p srisSs ass.Ia Ts,iH T. D.
sp1rU
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HHRoIsM AND NARROW ESCAPE oy Cou-
aoDok1 AaphkBiLr'eD DAuGHrRR.-The pres
ence OF mind and self.sacrifce of Mira Kata
Barker, daughter Of Commodore yauderbilt.
We're st1kipgly manifested the other dav in
me vicinity Of the Ciif House, Rye, WHERE she
~ passing the summer. II seems that she hsd
zone out for drive In company with Mn. /. r.
nlIson, ,taking each child with them, and hav-
ing aiso In charge the little daughter of friend
~ some means the horse ran away and the
coecnmAn was speedily thrown out h thSa
emergency, while the horss was runri n al
greaf speed and each instant thrsassniae them
Mltn destruction, Mrs. Barker, insteas Of eiy.
ing way 90 despair, a. many would hve done.
with great presence Of mind, thought arst o<
the little daughter of her friend ana dtsesrmined
70 save her, which she did " vstchiag
toe opportunity and tArowt9 her ont
upon NE grass, where, win thesxception OF q
nW rolis. she experienced NJ injury. Mrs
the carrtaSe. and sanrasv nsSssr rScSivsI any
serious injury. MIA Pirrs4s shila ves NOS
maefially hurt but she bell ne, vso eon-
nenf dieabilffy.-E 7. NJ Nn.
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RaIsimere Markets, To-day

bALTInok1, August l6.-Cotton nrm MARKET
oaIe, prices nominall at S3 a33 1. Flour, small
business doing. Howard Street superfine. - .1
AZ doextra, s7.25ass. IS: do. family s. 5OaSs sd
Ciy Mills superfine, s6.50.as7 25 do extra.
- 1.2oaSo -; do. family, SS.75ssl095; Western.
supernne, Sb-5Oas6.s5; do. extra, - 25aS7 IS:
90 family, Ssass.5O. w heat firm; at 81 6OasI "a.
Ior red. Corn steady, white, sLlO; yellow.
SLi Oats 56aSs. Rye, si.i6.sils PorE'
IS. Bacon firm, RIB sides, 19a; clear. IgSa
19s.; shoulders, rs 4; hams Is. Lard firm ~ a.
Na2l. WHISKY firm. at SII3
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THE DEATH OF MARSHAL NEIL, OF FRANCE
"A cable dispatch from Paris. in Saturday's
STAB, announced the decease of Marshal
AdoIphe Neil, Of France, enc of the most prom.
Inent military men and statesmen OF the
Empire. His name reveals his origin. Not an
IIsnman himself, he is nevertheless an Irish.
man oy near descent. He Is the latest In stance
OF tne peculiar aptitude OF the Irish for rliIIta
~ anaire. Marshal Neil was born in Muret
IN lSO2. He entered the Polytechnic School OF
Paris in 1921, and the Military Academy of
metz In 1873, and commenced his military career
IN ISSS as second lieutenant OF engineers. In
isS0.7 ne distinguished himself In the expedi.
tion against Constantinople. in Algeria, and
was promoted, October 18th, 1897, to command
the corps Of engineers In that province. on his
I,,,, return 70 France he gained distinction as
mllitary engineer. and was appointed colonel
IN 1910. In 1s49 he accompanied General
vaiIant IN an expedition 70 Rome. He became
General OF division in 1883; Commanded in Is5s
tne slege operations against Bomarson, and IN
1853 was appointed adjutant Of Napoleon III.
ana vas employed In the siege Of Sebastopoi.
IN 1857 ne became member Of the French
Senate E, IN le6o he took q prominent part in the
Itaiian campaign, and decided BY the skiIlfui
0pefatlon OF the artillery under his command
the victory Of Solfsrino, aftsr which ne VA
maze ~ Marshal OF France. The Emperor
Napoieon III was much attached 10 this
veteran supporter Of his throne.
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WoNAn's RIeHTs-A resident of Berren
OIy. N. j., who had Q contract for carting
nr1ck tor the new sewer In Grand street, Vas
and was confined 70 his house for ave davs
d1s Wlfes determined that the work shouid Iof
SOP. OF the contract - lost, took his place and
orove tne cart loading and deli iverine the brick
just - the good man would have done daiIv
ana besides all this. did her accustoued vorr
aLa took care Of her slck Husband -and she did
all the work we'll ~
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a1Santora has Q cssred Grecian bend.
~The Hartford praos are getting up II.
bary.
O-Comfortasls sa'as" are advertised In
Boston. ..
0Amoss ths ltsst disoovsriss in the s.i.
nal Kingdom in Assouri are sfsathersd tur.
ties" -
s1rhers are any houses at sher,a., VA,
sas, and forty -hree OF them are Whlsky .hon.-
~fhs Ohsese are sad 70 pour into Osl,-
fornia lin fogs in Lgypt nIiine dariss. isnn.
dries and d,ugh troagks.
0Thoe OhiLamsn are ant scbo,ays n,
Sacrameyto they make nrstcisss 6nrrisr. ."
0Te kessiaH families in Sstka ars 4, -,
disfSee. ana Application h 10 90 - "a. y -
govepa msnt 70 relieve them. oe
"a servant girl named Louisa " M,,.r
nasoeen arrested at Lowell. Mss. -. n -
'ssP. 70 poison ne hmily OF DIR. L ". James.
Cn,caso has started subscriptson vn,cs
s.ss,y soo1 up Ssos0o for the pufpose Of or
salnne base o&ll nine 70 oeaf CIncinnari
next year.
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BASE RAIL-.

ST. Louis, Aug. l5.-The Southern Base BAH
Club OF New Orleans played with the Atlantics
OF st. Louis yesterday, beating them BY score
Of 10 to 4.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvHNux.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s795,737.O2.
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Hon. HAN. q. AppIsoN, Acting Collector of
Internal Revenue FOR the District Of Columbia,
will turn the Office over 10 Hon. Thomas l..
Tullock, Coll ectpr, tomorrow.
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ACTING SicRKTARY RICHARDSON has ap
proved the nomination of Samuel FaIconst to
De Deputy Collector for the Port Of Sitka.
Alaska.
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INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING APPOIMTNINTe
AND DRRMovALs.-Acting Secretary Richardson
has prepared instructions to Collectors, Naval
Omcers, Surveyors, and Appraisers, In which
he reminds them that, In accordance with OK.
listing regulations, no subordinate omcer Of the
customs can be removed or appointed without
Treasury. When the removal Of an ofacer 10
thought to be necessary, the case must be
reported to the Secretary, and . nomination
Of the person desrsd 70 be employed In his
stead will be submitted; and on receiving
the Secretary's appreciation, the necessary
oath will Be administered, and the officer
will then, and not till then, b legally quail.
ified ito enter upon the duties OF his once.
Compensation cannot % allowed until these
REQ uirements are complied with, and cannot In
any case commence before the date of the oath
when addinonal ofacers may be deemed neces.
sary, The name Of the proposed o6icsr and the
compensation 70 be allowed must be reported
for the action Of the Secretary, a. above. When
omcers must, by urgent necessity, be dis
pensad with, they can only be suspended, and
the Secretary must be notified Of such action.
Accounting oficers are Instructed not to pay
for tims whsrs the date Of the oath 10 pr ior to
the approval Of the Secretary, except in special
cases, where the urgency OF the occasion re-
uuires that the oath Be taken Immediately that
the appointss may enter upon urgent duty.
S~O%
~Oyegon IL forming political temperance
party.
WTwo women were pat ont Of an Oshkosh
hurch for anickeytpg.
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JOHN L1SRo, formerly Supervisor Of Inter.
nai fivenue for Maine. New Hampshire and
'eim ont was to-day recommissloned without
reference 20 territory.
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The Spanish troops have had several en-.
counters with bands of Carlists, in CASTLE and
t.s,s6 GsacIa In every case the Carllsts were de-
tnem several priests. TIE government has
decreed capitaion tax, but is doubtful
whether they will be able to enforce its collec.
neslor TO the present government. Further
dIstu-ban ces in Catalonia are feared.
Dispatches from Madrid contain rIports of
the discovery Of additional Cariists plots for
OF Carfists in Valencia were defeated BY reg9.
lar troops and volun eers and hfteen prisoners
taken. fight also took place with Carl,sts
under Eillanova and Alcada Rostal, admu.rs.
traitor OF the civil guard. At first q small force
q volun teers barely held their ground against
toe Carlists, but the arrival Of reinforce1aents
enabled them 10 attack the rebels and put the m
to flight The second alcalde OF Alcsla, IN
Ealencia, revolted Saturday at the head of
twenty-four men and destroyed the telegraph
s Sres running into the place. There are great
frontiers. In the town OF p Palerna shosts were
raised by the people Of "Live the Republic;
deatn to monarchy" Madrid remains tran
quill.
Prince Arthur sailed from Liverpool Sa.ur-
day, on the City of Paris. for Halifax. The
time Tor the International boat race between the
Harvard and Oxford crews has been definitely
liked tor the afternoon Of Friday, August 81
The improvement OF the Harvard crew since
tney nrst appeared on the Thames is generally
nnaae aumt,ed @ Inere Is lttis betting so far. The
OF Spain IN respect TO Cuba, suspects that not
w1thstaEding the denial OF the rumored nego.
nan9n, the sale OF Cuba to the United States
The Paris Journal (offcial) publishes a
decree, in which the Emperor, in commemo-
ration OF the hundredth birthday of Napoleon
l, grants full and complete amnesty to press
and political offenders, persons con victed of
evasion OF taxes, deserters from the army and
navy, and to sailors In the merchant marine
who have deserted their ships. The Emperor
was not present in the camp at Chalons yester.
day He Is detained by an attack Of rheuma-
usm, and remains &C 81. Cloud. The Prince
imperial was sent to Chalons to represent the
emperor. Paris was gay yesterday and last
night, the occasion being the celebration of the
hundredth birthday Of Napoleon 1. The French
Govern ment has authorized the French Cable
Company to lay cable from Brest to England
The Vizier's letter to Ishmael Pasha states
elrcumstan TALLY the grievances of the Sublime
Porte. he refers to the Cretan affairs, the
journey through Europe, and the oppression
OF the admInistration in Egypt, and demands
a clear and categorical explanation. He ex-
presses his determination to insist on the terms
OF 1s41.
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SAD OAm OF DRoWuxs.-Wn. CHM. son
ot ot Jamss Gin, Esq, hving near Sssnfras, IA.
,s eoout fourteen yeafs, went out with
he had swum hack ma form across tSe rsSsr
seyetal umes, md seamed 70 b in t. hSleHt Of
snloyment when he suddenly disappsarsd.
~ niue ocofeen gafhsred mp his clofhine,
was in the water" The distrossed nsoth.r IN IN
snntly gave the alarm, and q crowd coIiecsed
on the river bank, but several hours eIapssd
~so v sn1s.y .Ss DGoy -, round. II 10 supposed he
came senseleaa.-Euton Denoeraf
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ATTEMPTED EsCAPR OF JOHN nj. YERGER.
Advices from jackson, Miss. dated August m.
state an attempt was made by Col Yerper, VINO
was recently tried by court.martiaI for the
killing OF MAJOR Crane, to effect his escape from
the guardnouse on the evening of the 10th
The following is the account given:
"By some means, as yet unex planned, he had
Obtained possession Of key with which he
could unlock his manacles. His handouts
nave, tor the last week or more, been removed
oy day, and only fastened on at night. Yes.
terday the guard, who was stationed inside
nouced Ierger, while mounting on a box
wnlcn served for washstand, and on the ton
OF winch he occasionally mounts to look
tnrougn mis- grating, in the act of concealine a
Key IN crevice about the grating. Find.
ing mat ne was detected he admitted
10 the sentinel that 1t was a kew with
which he could unfasten his manacies. He
iurtner stated, so says the guard when he OBJ.
tanned his confidence by professed sympathy.
that ne expected other keys from which he
should be able to obtain one that wouId nm
lock his handouts, and II the guard should ra.
turn the other key to Mr.. Yerger ne shouId be
well paid. When the discovery was renorted
70 the officer Of the guard Yerrer said Mrs
Yerger had furnished him with the kev To.
oay, In the presence of Mrs. Yerger he denied
II, and denied having said So From yarious
circumstances, it is believed that Mrs. Yeryer
was utterly Ignorant Of his possessing the kew
The probability is that brbe Obtained il from
one OF the guards, or, as Yerger has since
stated, that he obtained il from prisoner who
swept ont his cell. on promise of IS In the
event OF ms escape. The matter is vet sur
rounded win some mystery"
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RAILROADS.

BAIriMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'll u
WASHINGTON, 1858.
-ai0 bet1ee1 WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
NO VI aad WAsHIEGI0H AND TN WET,
are I ov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIN0Rl
A. n, ana i3:43, 3:s0, l:20, sac, and SS5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Ieav. daily, except su nday at j and 30 A. II
and 2.3 and $40 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ 4. N. and 20 p n, Uo train N
or from nnsDolfs on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALfIMORI.
Leave at . a. NJ, and 12:43, 2:30, s:40, and
PoR wAf STATIONS.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
AN, $50, and z :43 and p. n.
On eaturds,r at A. n :, and $50 p. n.
On Sunday 9 , So, T:4S ards p. n. only. con-
keetiH9 at Re,'ay station with trains lrom Baln-
more 20 Wheel nj, Psrkersbufg, &c.
Tnrough tick,ts 70 the West can b he'd st ths
Warrington station Ticket once st all hours et
The dag. Also. at the COmpany1 Once, 400
tickets at the Aven % once can there arrange %
have their baggage ,Afed for and checked at theif
residence, taken 70 the depot, and put In the beg
Tor Nev York Philadelphia, and Boston 80
adysrs,sene 1t Of Through Line.n
y. L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
In. COLE, Gcnsrsl Ticket Agent.
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really .
valuable medicament, and unlike most OF the
patented articles of the day, 10 used By many
pbysici.ns. 1t il particularly desirable in loca-
tioIs here ply sicisns not near, and in fami.
lies will often cave the necessity OF sending cut at
midnight for doctor. bottle should be kept In
eyery house Boston Ifdrelter. ly 2.lm
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IHH 0ILTfebURG ksuNIou.-Qen. Slocum
the 6etfysourg battle fsid on the 2ath and 2ssh
OF AugusI Zen. Green's brigade will, ON these
day. :, rebuild their line Of Srsastworks q the
10ss ePPrCPnete LANDMARK Of their position.
manoeo division in Gen. Slocum's corps,
vii meet the General on the Geld. Generals
WnGns Newton. Graham, Barksdaie, Ward,
lngaIis. dickinson, Tremaine, Webb, with
many OF their stan ofncers, will b present.
0eoefai HOWARD will also be in attendance
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