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OOxDENsEB FRLEGkAMs.

- r-A r-r SATURDAY, October s. !
Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at Il3h.
Rudolph beat Dion at billiards, yester-
day, by score OF l sol to ], ,ls2.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the Fair at Memphis, next week.
The Grand Lodge or Masons OF linoss
closed their Annual Communication, in
Chicago, Wednesday evening.
Constance Krafi. Of Chicago. who has
been insane Tor over two years, commit
ted suicide Wednesday night.
The editors OF the Salt Lake EeraId have
been Indicted for Hbelling Associate JUS
ttee HawIey. They were held to bail In
The Chicago Tribune recomends for Rep
resentaiVe TO the Legislature, John Jones,
3 well known and highly respected coll
ored man.
Jackson Place Skating Rink, at st. Louis
was destroyed by f1re, Wedn esday night.
Loss, $4,000; Insurance, s20,tO).
At an exhibition OF a new hre exttn-
| guisher, IN New York. on Thursday, a
building fell In and buried four persons Ia
Asbury, OF the yacht Cambria, gave a
mum Der Of his friends q banquet, on Wed
nesday night, previous to leaving for San
Francisco. na
A large force of mounted Indians ap-
| peared near BIJou Trade Station, forty
1 I'VE miles east of Denver, a day or two
ago. Dub tney showed no signs or hostility
In Cincinnati, Fred. DoImeger shot AT
/ his wife. missed her, and in fifteen min
utes shot himself, for good through the
head.
s. Boone, went Into DR.. .AIraham,s Office
4 In Cincinnati, yesterday, and ATTEMPTED
/ to shoot the Doctor for revenge. The Doc.
tor resisted, and Boone Is In Jail
Gleason's brittania ware factory in Dor.
| chester, Massachusetts,, was completely de
/ stroyed bS the explosion OF the boiler on
i Wedn esdav at nooBs killing one man.
Loss $4,000.
C. Franks s Son, of New York, repor
! that their store was robbed on WedneS
/ day night. of 5000 Ia government bondi
and silks and beaver SILKS, to the ameun
| OF sc, 600
General Woods, at Fort Wallace, Kansas
mas been ordered to Middle Park, Colorado
4 tne scene Of the late Indian troubles, &
4 6seeLtaln the facts, and see whether fhers
are troops there necessary for the protec
Y lion OF tnat region,
! The French gunboat La Foueba Trevtlte
! retuIneo 20 new York on Wednesday
Captain Trasselp of the French gTinhnaf
I refuses 10 answer questions in rsrard n
! the chase, but the Captain of fEs Dtio
boat, says the Westphaiia com oleteiv So,t
sailed her enemy.
There are 282, $50 carriages ana xveoon,
in Illinois, the aggregate value OF U5icI
is s.. .5l8OO0: also 2SS, SOB clocks aud vvafehes
valued at s866, ,l59, and l2.270 pianos, vsi1,eI
at SS95, SIS. There are ,57S. .Ol5 head og caTtI,
IN the State, the aggregate value OF xChTe1
Is Sl4, ,555, ,33I; also SS.546 mules and aSsss
the aggregate value OF which is 81, ,9Is.II0.
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This celebrated ionic and stImuIant will
restore the digestive organs to perfectly
healthy state. 1t will IhoroughIy eradi-
cate ali morbinc matter from the blood,
cleanse the entire system, aud produce the
most vigorous action of the different or
gans OF the human BODY. Il is the Great
ood Purifier aud Infallible Remedy for
Dyspepsia Cholera, Cramps in the Stom :
acni headache resulting from a deranged
stomach, and also that harrassing disease,
SICK Headache, Bniousness, &C. The fact
Lnat In all parts OF the land the medical
faculty prescribe MI5HLER'S H ERB
B4ITERS for the patients who are 8 IN lct-
ed with these diseases, should convince
the most scepticaI that this proprietary
compound is medicine upon which they
can rely as absolutely eff1cac1 1us In curtug
sucn diseases as we have enumerated
above. Sold by all druggists. Price one
dollar per bottle. II
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THE MARK ETa.
Cincinnati Market.

NAG~kAAAANA A6EAEts
By Telegraph CINcuSNATI, Oct. 7.
CoTroN-steady, with moderate de-
maHd.
FLoUR--Sieady, with moderate de-
mand; family. s. 75g6
WHEAT-Duu and dropping, at 81 l39
II.
CoRN-DulI but unchanged, at 65a66c,
RYE AND OATs-Steady, WIN a moderate
demand.
BARLEY--Heevy; Teceipts depreSs the
markets Sall, 81 15gl Is; Spring, Si0I 10.
GRoCEEIES-Demand good at fuII prices
O1LS-Linseed oil steady, with q noder-
ate demand at 90c. Lard oil, market is
steady with moderate demand at 81 I49
liz.
Eees-Dsmand good at full prices; sales
at 23c.
BUTTER-scarce and arm for fresh. at
30gS5c. a =
CHEEsE-steRdy, with a moderate de-
mand.
CLOVER SEED-J nchanEed.
PoRK-Demand light, bat holders firm
LARD--steady. with a moderate demand
at 1870. - :
BULK MEATs-stoek withdraw: antiei-
P:a1ting higher prices; asking prices II q
BAc99N-sides 1e14el7s4c asked; 1zc less
ToBAcc0-Demandf fair and market firm
sales 81 hogsheads common at S2I
WHIsKY-Quiet and weak al S69S7c.
GOLD-Il2N.
EXCHANGE-Par.
MoNEY-MaTket easy,
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the Germans lost nine hundred killed
and wounded, including o0e hundred
and thirteen officers. The hesIeglpg
force is now moving towards Paris.
ANTWERP, October 7.-Garnier De
lCassagnac has gone to visit the En-
peror, at Wilbelmshohe.
The remains of Paul Cassagnac are
inferred at Cassel.
VERSAILLES. Oct. 6, via BERLIN,
! Oct. THE Fourth Prussian CavaI-
~ are securing the country toward
Lace. They drove, l 500 Mobiles out
of Montford L'Amoury.
Nothing important transpiTed be-
fore Paris yesterday or to-day.
LONDON October IA dreadful
earthquake has just occurred at Gala
bria. Many lives were lost, and sew
eTal villages utterly destroyed.
Gen. La Mamora leaves Florence,
for Rome. on Monday.
Tours, October 7.-General Cam
briefs reports to the Minister of War
from Epinal, on the 9th, that the
enemy is going towards Neu Brissach.
and was skirmishing on the previous
day, but without serious result.
The villages about EpinaI are filled
with troops.
The Prefect of Epinal teIegraphs
midnight of the 9th, to the Minister
of theInterior, that a combat took
place yesterday between the towns of
Loin and Bruieres against from 5000
to 10000 Prussians, supported by
artillery. The French troops, aided
By the National Guards. held their
position.
A dispatch from Evertux shows
great enthusiasm on the part of the
National Guards, who are rising en-
nasse to resist the Prussian's request.
HoUEN, Oct. Via Tours 7.-The
Prussians at Gisoro have been re-
pulsed by the National Guard. The
enemy have. however, formed a camp
at Gisoro of 10000 men, Telegraphie
communication with. that point is in
terrupted, and also to the eastward.
Tours, Oct. 7.-Such kilograms as
have been received here show that
the PrUssians are steadily invading
the east and southeast of France, on
their march to Lyons. &
The journals say there is a general
rIslEg Ia the fosges, bat there are no
regular troops there.
ToURs, October IA circular from
the Ministry epjoius the organization
Of Courts Martial to insure disei-
pline. o
SAARBRUCK, October7, via Tours,
October THE Prussians have
opened their heavy batteries on Stee-
ley. The French replied with spirit,
and the canuonade lasted TIVE hours.
The result is unknown. but is proba-
| bly, indecisiVe. 6. -s@l ai9
| ToURs. October THE troops
have all left here. Their movements
are all kept secret.
MARsEILLEs. ber7.-Garibaldi
| has arrived here.
] Tours, October THE Pontifcal
| Zouaves. who are to come to Tours,
will form complete corps Of Eve or
six thousand.
Ten thousand Italian troops have
arrived at Chambry.
The people Of Tours. who attach
great importance to every act of the
United States government. are much
SIDE to Eavre.
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FRANCE.

Tours, Oct. THE capitulation of
General Ulrich is fully approve1 by
the government here, Notwithstanding
the statements to the contrary. The
General is free from all reproaeh and
In accord with the govern ment.
Tours, Oct. The Pohtifeal
Zouaves, five thousand strong, arrived
at Tours to day, and will enter the
French service.
Il MoNTANaEs, Oct. 5. via Tours, Oct.
IA Prussian post at Boudaman,
comprising thirty men, have all been
killed by the Turcos. -
n CHARTREs, Oct 6, via Tours, Oct.
7.-Epernay has been evacuated by
the Prussians, who are retreating.
( SrRAsBoURa, October 6, via Berlin
October 7.-General Won Werder,
the Prussian commander, reports that
the besiegers lost from the 21st OF
September to the capitula:ion, thirty
killed and one hundred aud ninety.
Eve wounded. During the entire siegC
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PRUSSIA.
[HeralG's Special.


BERLIN, Oct. 5.-With the fall of
Toul and Strasbourg and the unin-
terrupted communication with Pont-
aMousson and headquarters, the war
has assumed new phase. Hence
forth the tactics will be to pay no at.
tention to Qualifications, but march
direct to the large cities and invest
them. This applies especially to op
erations towards Lyons, for which
place three divisions have left Stras
bourg. The correctness of this plan
is demonstrated in the taking of Or
leans and the almost non resistance
in circuit of eighty miles around
Paris. Similar proceedings are ex :
pected from the reserves of the North
German army, now in great strength
st Chalons, scissors and Rouen, Civ
ing the key to the important towns in
Northern and Eastern France. sls
[Herald's Special -
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-Napoleon is be.
ginning to feel himself quite at home
in his Involuntary confinement. A
few days since, he reviewed a battery
of artillery, which the Governor OF
Wilhelmshohe had drawn up without
the spacious Courts of the Castle.
The Emperor, accompanied bv. his
entire staff, Prince Murat, Generals
Ney, CASTELAR,, Reille, Douay, Ropp
and Lauristin, was received by the
Major In command. He inspected
everything, The maneuver lasted
half an hour, and the Emperor ex.
pressed himself approvingly.
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New York ms.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE amounl
of bonds redeemed By the Sub -Trea.
sury to-day was S62 000.
A motion for mandamus, to COM
pei the Erie Railroad officials to allow
7. FL. Churchill to examine their
books, as a stockholder. was argued
to- dag partially before Judge Bar.
nard. who urged that the demurrers
to the answer of the company must
go On the regular calendars of che
Court for argument for fourteen days
notice. As this carries the case be-
yond the 11th inst, the day of the
election of officers, the effort TO obtain
the bonds prior to that date is thus
frustrated.
The steamers st. Laurent, from Ha-
vre, and Parifa, from Liverpool, have
arrived
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shameful Plagiarism.

TIE lengthy editorial in the Courier
of yesterday, under the heading,
Democrats to the Rescue. is copied
word for word-if we except the Coas
rier's typographical blunders-from
the New Albany Ledger of Tuesday
last. A more shameful instance OF
editorial stealing has not come Under
our observation for somo time past.
Certainly, if the Courier wants to
appropriate editorial matter. it ought
to 20 further away from home.
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st. hOuis Market.

By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Oct. z.
Corr ON -Dnil and prices nominal at I4I<
9I5c. - -
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. superfine
S454 % extra 81 25f14 So
NHEAT-DeuaDd good at full prices for
choice; other grades dull: No. q Chicago
spaiDg e5c; No. red winter inspected sI is
@l l6: choice 81 250I 3z1< -
CoRN-Dulli buy ers holding Off for con-
ceSs1ons; mixed to prime white 63a65c.
OATS-Bstter at 42a48c -,
BARLEY-Steady with moderate de-
uand at S5cd5SI 10
RYE-Demand fair and market firm at
75G77c.
WHISKY - Is dull and prices declined
to SSc. T-T7-
PRoyIsIoNs-Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced; PORK SIS; bacon shoulders 1870
l4c: clear rib l6A917c, and clear sides al
l7sz9lSc
LARD-Firmer at l51< foI steamed.
ToBACCo-UnchaDge
HEMP-=Steady at el40de2O0 for uudressed
and S2j0aS260 for dressed. -.f5,.
GRocERrEs-DuIl, but unchanged.
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Louisville MaFsef.

By Telegraph.I LoUTsvrLIE. Oct. z.
BAGGTNG-ln light dems nd at 2aG30c.
COTTON - Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced; middiing at l51<c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN u ncha nged
PoRK-2u1et and 10 changed: aass s28
LARD emand good at full prices, with
SALE at l5c.
BULK MEATs-Scarce and firm at l9alec
6Sl7c.
BACoN-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced I3e, I7c. and l6c.
WHIsKY-Demand good at fall prices
raw S50s5c.
TOBACCo-Sates OF 77 hhds: frosted to
god lugs s. 1906 90; low to good leaf S6 rs
Ml3 CO.
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New Orleans market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEAEs, Oct.
FLOUR Dull aud unchanged.
CoRS-Mtxed 75g70c; white 75c.
OATS-50GoSc.
BRAN-Unchanged.
HAY-Ffrmer; prime &25 so.
PoRK-Unchanged at SIG so: bacsn un-
changed.
LARD-TIerce 1e1<9F7c; keg IS1zgls1zc.
SUGAR-Prfme I3c -
MoLAsSES-NeW sold at 81.
WHERY-Unchanged
COFFEE Unchanged
CorrON-Easier: sales 200 bales good or.
dinary at l4c: middling lIaIlsSc; receipts
80; sales eco.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oet.7.-The jour
mails here repeat the statement that
Gen. Ignatiff's Journey to Odessa was
personal, and not political.
ST. PETERSBURG, October IN
Thiers, while here, explained to the
Italian ambassador that his only mo
tives for opposing Italian unity was a
fear that It would encourage German
unitv
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WHEN General Grant was elected
President, our currency was worth
about seventy Eve cents on the dollar.
II is now worth about eighty cents on
the dollar. In other words, the cur
rency in the hands Of the people is
worth about one hundred million dol
lars more now than then. The .peo.
pie are that much better off. This is
tie way an economical administra-
ton is running the country."-Cht-
c0gO Post
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Chicago Market.

By TeissTaphl CHICAGO. oct. 7.
FxCHANGE-Uuchan
FLoUR-DulI and prices nominal
WHEAT-NO. 2 Chicago spring active al
81 07o5l OK; this afternoon irresnIar. but
unchanged.
CoRN-No. 2 is active but weak, at 62149
n; this afternoon dull and prices nom.
inal,
OATs-QuIet and weak and 1<17JSc lower: :
sales at 36937H.
RYE-No. 2 steady at H.
BARLEY-No. dull.
HIGHwISEss-S3& in wood, and S4as4S
In irOn-bound. =
MESS PoRK-Firmer a: s25 25925 80.
LARD-l5z9I5%
BULK MEATs-Dry salted shouIders IlLa
I2c: short rios l5c
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BELGIUM

BRUssELs, Oct. 7.-The Belgian
papers say that there is great activity
everywhere to protect the frontier.
The siege of Mezieres and Rocroy,
aud the French Notifications near the
Belgian border, by the Prussians, IS
thought to be the motive of these
precautions.
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New Tork DrY Goods Harket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. I.
Indry goods, the market Is devoid of ac-
tfv1ty and rather depressed than otherwise.
Printing clothes are heavy and reduced in
price to 75s97z for standard cloth; Union
stTiQes are reduced from Il TO Zoe and
Gold Medal yard wide cottons to I31<: Pc
pout b brown sheettngs to I6I<: Lawrence
+ to II1%; Boote B bleached musIfnR to I4c:
Ballou so inch to 10Z: Cabot A do to l4L
and Pacific MiIls imperial reps to 221I.
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European karkeas.


By LtI5BKapHsI LONDON, Oct. 4.
Consols 92Ex@925S; bonds quiet; u. y. con-
pons of 1867 5-20's 9l1<: u. b coupons of lsg5
90GsiZs; u. = coupons of 1867 891E: u s.
coupons@l 0-49's S5; Eries 1S1z Illinois Cen
traI 1l31T.
LIVERPOOL. October 7.-Cotton sales af
the week q, coo bales; exports II coo hsIes
speculation 5000 bales; total STOCK 53s o9i
bales; American l53 900 bales: recefpTs' ~
the week $4,000 bales; American "a nm
bales. California white wheat los "a: rad
western So 4d98S sd; winter S5ss.
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Memphis harriet.

BY Telegraph ME4PHIs, Oct. 7.
CoTToN-Firnner at I45Sc; receipts I,082
bales; exports 6S6 bales; receipts for the
week 4,3i2 bales; exports 3,eS7 bales; stock
$3.50 bales.
FLOUR Unchanged and firmer.
CoRN-70a75c.
OAT5-4Gd51c.
HAY-922GA.
BRAN-SlS so.
LARD-I70lS1zc.
PoRK-IrfeguIar at SIS.
BACoN-Searee and firm shoulders I4Izc;
efdoz IS3[c
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HonoLULU. October THE Queen
Dowager, relict of Ramhamba the
Third, died on the I'd inst.
The United States steamer Saei-
nav, from Midway Island, is in port.
All we'll.
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For Jns,lce OF the Peace.

Republicans will remember that
ALEXANDER MADDUx is the Repub-
lican candidate fer Justice Of the
Peace. in place of Valentine Kramer,
resigned. Mr.. Maddux ought to re
eeive eyerg Republican vote. +
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RadInek.

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY. .-Essays for
OF Marriage, and the evils and dangers of
CeIibacy; with sanitary help for the at
tainnenG of m ans true position in life
semi fres In sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD A55oCIATION, Pox p, Phtla.
do .stt<, Pa. Ifoi0 d&Wam
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Oct. 1.-The supplement.
ary estimate of the War Minister sg-
gregates 100000 forms.
Nenwayer, a leader of the Work
ingmen. has been sentenced to ive
months imprisonment for inciting q
revolt.
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New ORLEANS, October 7.-Tbe

New ORLEANS, October There
we're fifteen deaths by yellow fever,
yesterday.
The nominating Convention. of
the Christian Republican party met
yesterday. Rev @. Latchel was elect
ed President, and A. 2. Dawes. color
ed, was nominated Mayor of New
Orleans. 7. O. Walsh was nominated
for Congress from the Second Dis
trict.
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Sew York Sold aud stock Market
By TeIegrsph,1 NEW Yopx oct ,

business on Wall Street is very dull.
MONEY = Opened rather active at 6. but
closed plenty at 5. The Treasu y dIsburse-
m ments ior bonds are easing the market.
STERLIEG-W Weak at S5<dg
SoLD-Firmers open ed at 1l39E; closed at
ll3A. Borrowing rates rates I-32al-I6 TO
na1. CIeaTances $50 90 OlO.
GgYERN "A TrsTs-Sf rttne
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Savaanah Market.

By Telegraph SAVANNAH, Oct. z.
CoTToN-Active at full prices; middlings
l41<c; sales coo bales.
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RnIHeafOn Marknf-


BY Telegraph GALVESTON. Oct. z.
CoTToN-In moderate demand; prices a
shade higher for good ordinary; sales 500
bales; net receipts for export osstyise 6zg
bales; sIOck 1896 bales.
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NEW YoRK. October There was
frost last night in Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,,
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RICHMOND. Va, October 7.-GeD.
Lee is rapidly improving.
Governor Walker has issued mes
sage recommending the Legislature
TO givs aid TO the sufferers by the
I!GUd.
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OFFTCIAI.

LETTERS Observation-Disclosures In the
POSt-Ofnce at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the TIN day of October, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say Advertised, - giving date
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GEN. JAMES 0. TEATUH

, Will address the people of the First
Congressional District, at the follow
ing times aud places:
Gentryvtlle, Spencer Co., Saturday, Oct.
Speaking to commence at 1 Pm, at all
tn q above appointments.
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Market.

BY TeIegraph.l CHARLESTON, Oct. Z.
CCTToN-Ftm; middIiBg l414c; sales 500
balea.
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Mishler's Herb Rifters.

JOHN W. FosTER. P.M.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post-0ffce Department
Of the United States and Il e Poet-Ofiice Depart
meat Of the Hanseatic Republic # Hamburg,
of June II, 1857.
The international correspondence, conveyed
either by the United States or by Hamburg
| steamers, between the United States its Ter
ritories and Hamburg, will be hereafter subject
| to the following postage charges, viz. =
Postage on each letter or packet not exceeding
half ounce in weight 10 cents
Above half an ounce, and not over one
ounce ~ -
Above .ne ounce but not exceeding one
ounce and half 80 -
Above one ounce and half, but not
exceeding two ounces 40
And the postage will increase in this scale Of
progression, to wit: Additional ten cents for
each additional half-ouLce, fra ion Of half
ounce.
PAYMENT In advance shall be optional IN either
country. 1t shall not, however, be permitted TO
pay less than the whole rate and no account
shall be taken Of the pre- payment Of any fraction
of that rate.
This additional article takes the place Of Arti
Gle second Of the postal convention Of the 18th Of
June, 1857, which in all other respects remains
in force.
In witness whereof, we have hereto set our
names and axe ed the seals of our respective ofcse
thi. twenty third day of August, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, at the city Of ashing-
ton.
fsHALl J. HOLT,
Postmaster-General.
rsRALl Ii. r. KUNHARDS
Acting Consul for the Republic Of Hamburg.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
Of the United states and the Post Office Depart
meut of the Hanseatic Republic OF Bremen, pro-
viding for the conveyance Of the International
Correspondence in time of War or threatening
War.
Whenever in consequence Of war or threatening
war the international correspondence between
tie United States and Bremen cannot be con-
veyed by United States steamers or Bremen
steamers 1t may be conveyed by steamers under
neutral nag subject to all the stipulafons. rules
and regulations contained in the several postal
conventions heretofore concluded between both
countries
In witness whereof we have hereto set cur
names and affixed the seals of our respective Of
fees, this twenty -eighth day Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty al the
city of Warrington.
Postmaster-GeneralU U. s.
Isl X. SCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident Of the Hanseatic Republics.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
Of the United States and the Post-Offce Depart
ment Of the Hanseatic Republic of Bremen.
The Post-Of6ce of New York, in charging post
age due to the Post Office Of Bremen, shall
uniformly make use of weights, having the
American ounce for unit, with its divisions into
half and quarter ounces; and the Bremen Post
States. shall hall uniformly make use Of weights
having the German 10th for unit, 1.-TWO 10th being
considered equal to one ounce Am.rican.)
This additional article to the poetal convention
Of August 4, 1858, tab es effect Immediately.
In witness whereof, We have hereto set our
names and affixed the seals of our respective e.
fees, this twenty third day Of November, enc
thoasand eight hundred and sixty, at the city Of
Washington.
l. fsRAl.l s< J. HOLT,
Postmaster General.
fs1AI.1 r. eCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident Of Bremt