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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

From the condensed news column of the
Baltimore Gazette, we make up the following
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

Beauty without kindness cuenjoycd and
undeIighted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
LUMBER! LUMBER!

TAM now prepared to furnish ans quantity Of
i LUMBER. delivered at any point on the B. g. O.
Railroad or Shenandoah river | have constantly
Oh hand, a my yard in Charlestown.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Shingles, PIa>tcring Lath. Dressed Flooring,
Lime, &C. w. ]. HAWKS, Agent.
July 10. lS10-5m.
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@cnoor AZ "Msn1A."

THE Second Scholastic Year of my Select School
Il for Boys under the "f Rev. Jaa- f Pon-
dexter. will oegin the Ist NJ 'rday OF September,
1870, and close the last Friday OF June, 1871.
TERMS.
For Board. and Tuition in English Branches,
Latin. Greek, French, Spanish and Mathe-
lnStics. SOW
Tuition alone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 to 80
ADVANTAGES
Situated in a delightful nrighborhood. removed
from the temptations incident 10 towns nr villa ees;
enjoying every comfort which home Conid furnish,
continual supervision of the principals the IA
cilitcs for study and exercise uuzurPasscd Reli-
sious influence of Christian Minister'S home al
wa Us prcscnt-ofIer every advantage which chris
tian pnrent could desire.
Rev. ! f. Pondcxtcr. educated at University of
Virginia nd Theological Seminary OF Virginia. is
an experienced teacher. having ught for hv- years
in some Of the la rgCst and best schools OF the South.
Gr5- For further particulars apply to
Rev W. r. LEAVELT..
Near Charlestown, jeff. Co., w. Va.
July l9, lS1O-t.
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ED o c Ito N A L.
a@nrrsnson Ansrrrurn.
cnARLEsTowN, VIRGINIA.

TT1HE next Session will commence on MONDAY,
j SEPTEMBER I2. 1870
Being provided with cornprtcnt Assi.tants, every
advanta ge for n thorough cuurE. in English, the
Languages. Drawing. Music Piano and Org an,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music and puDiIs will be required play al the
Muscal Sorccs. when the friends of the pupils can
have opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal music will be taught in classes as we'll as
by private Iessoh.
For Circulars, Terms, sc. apply to the rrincpal
July 49, 1870 Mas. A. NJ. FORREST.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

I OCATED at Salem. Va, will open ts next ses-
IL sion September 5th TIE cnrI-c cxpcrecs for 4
tan mon this session. S2lO OO including board tut
tinn, and incidental expenses. Discretionary de-
duction made Tor INDECENT young men. small
advance for board in private fanIiiI"s
D.. BITTLE,
August 9, lSIO-3m. President.
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BALTIMoRE CARDS.

SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
Have just been awarded to
CHARLES NJ. SITE FF,
Al .Le different Fairs held in the South, i'll Octo.
her and November 1869. for the hest Pianos. over
e;rst different New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more Pianos.
OrrtcEArp wApERooM Nc. 9 NonTH LIBERTY Sr.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
SSTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
= ments, Including the AGRAFFE TREBLE
Ivory Fronts and the Improved French Action,
fully warranted for Fire Years, TO purchasers.
second hand Pianos and Parlor oFga"s always
on hand, from $50 TO $500
f, Lee. Lexington. irginia; Gen: Robt Ran
sou, Wilmington, n. c.; Gen. II. Hill Char
Iott.. N C.; Gov John Lctchnr. Lexington. va
John ,Burns, W. Ehy. John h. Packet. Andrew
AIdridge and Thns NJ Ishell. Jefferson Co, W. va;
No. Send for a circular ntaining names oi 10
peTsons in the South. who have purchased the
SIieIs Pianos since the war closed
TERMS LIBERAL. A call solicited
March %, 1870.
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WANTED

WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN from seventeen TO eighteen
N years OF age. ,,
August 9, 1870.
nURE Cider Tiucgar-Henry c. Davis make
for saic at JOS. H. EASIERDAf'S
August II. Mnrk"t House Square
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ALEX. MARTIN, d. n. PRESIDENT,
With iulI corps of PrUfessois.
Opened but recently fer purposes Of ofinstructon,
~ this Institution has already attained a very e%
tcnsive range If patronage urM support.
1t pos sesscs the finest grounds and buildings in
the State.
Glasses formed in all the regular Departments
of Collegiate AMI Scientific Study
Special advantages Tor thorough acquisition of the
Modern Languages, the Study of Geology, and
other branches in The interest OF Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according To the new and only
correct systcuI.
TeaChcrs' Glass every Spring Term.
a valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, from SI5 to s24 perNcar.
FALL TERM begins September 7th; Winter, De-
ccmbcr 9th Spring. March 2lst.
Commencement. June 10Th.
Olt- Send for d Catalogue.
GEO c. STCRGISS,
Secretary Board ni Regents.
Morgantown, W Va, August 10, IS7O-Iy.
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DURHAM CATTLE.

THE subscriber has at all times for sale. Tho
| rough. bred Short Horn Durham Cattle, of the
ourest European and Kentucky Pedigree. He has
now on hand and for sale Six Eight
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
nnRE RInnn YnilNG RllIIS

ranging from Elk months to two years old, of fine
cu,lity and appearance. His Cattle may all be
found re ccorded In the "Amcrican Short Horn Herd
Book JAS. NJ HANSON:
Aurust o. lS1O-3m. CharIcstown. W. Va.
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SOCIAL EQUALITY.
The Proposed Sumner Bill.
WHILE EsEH. REknI

We here print the text of Mr. Summers
bill. asserting the right Of the blacks to full
cnnality with the whites
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Political Questions and Answers.

Political Questions and Answers.
Court Of Common Pleds-Judge LudloC.
The following questions were submitted to-day to
Judge Ludlow and answered:
To the Honorable the Judges OF the Conrt OF Conn.,
fully submitted for the opinion OF the Court:
l. Does the power vested in the canvassers to
strike of or draw red lines over names extend to
both days, and the power to add names only to the
10th dav preceding election? Sections 81 and 46 Re-
gistry act OF 1897 See answer OF Court TO sixth
question: reported in Public Ledger OF october I'd,
1859.
2. Can a person claiming to be placed on can
vassers list on tenth or eighty day before election
be required to produce at the time OF making such
application, receipt for the payment OF State or
for the election? Sections 81 and 80 Registry act
OF 1867
8. Can the name of any person, even after notice
to him, be stricken from any transcript in the ab-
sence OF such person, except upon the testimony OF
at least two reputable citizens qualified electors OF
the division-(Section SO, Registry act Of 1862
whose names appear on the said transcript, under
the head Of "private househoders,' to be given
under oath or affirmation, that such person is not
resident OF the DIVISION or is otherwise disqualified
by law from voting at said election 4?
Answer to first Last year Judge p decided
for the Court that the canvassers could strike of and
add on both days
Answer to second. Yes, IL his name is not on the
Assessors division transcript.
Answer to third. II the name does not appear on
the Assessors division transcript "a line in red 10
is to be drawn through the same" but in the alb
terms Of the act according to its letter.
The canvassers have the right under the thirty
sixth section OF the act to revise the extra assess
ment, and to strike names therefrom OF persons not
residing in the division on the tenth day before the
election. This the court decided last year ought
not to be done in the absence OF the person whose
right is in question: without full and satisfactory
proof by competent and reliable witnesses. The act,
h0wevnr does not state what kind of proof shall be
produced: 1t ought, however, TO be such as above
specified and such as will satisfy officers acting
under oath.
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From The ". T. Herald.
modified their action with reference to the funeral obss
ques OF Admiral Farrsg9t SO as TO provide session
mony taking place The chair eiuoidated the resolutions
members that nes Weather in the mernns w
be the for and bnsnsss Pt
Saturday and the strict closing of the Long Room Owing
t6eir contracts through the Clearing House the Gold
Poard positively until Saturday and the
that the Sub Treasury will be closed except
during the time requisite to receive and for the
will be open for no other business,
THE important political events brewing in Europe are
gold market the infue affecting which arising from
Sc M were o a III b eare
dealings this forenoon, retained considerable of the
the Startling reports Of the attitude which Russia
has assumed toward Prussia and the sales before the
ner Of sSe had hardly called the Beard to
order when there sudden rush to SELL aud great
days was returned market 1t transpred
the sellers had early ntimaton by cable that the Bank
reduced the rate of discount to two and half cent
ment being stimulated by t6s quotation Of OssO for
2s the rst monetary effect IN LONDON of the reduced
reaction from nights decline Indeed the decline
gold here would have been ereater doubtless such
credit in London had not the scarcity OF actual gold for
delivery been the great obstacle to such moyem mt.
Saturday, and show for this reascn slight relaxation,
although in g one in lance the figure 600 was the
period Of scarcity The laxatiop dus to
transfer here OF Canadian banking capital Again, the
specie shipments Of the week have been trhng These
when, upon the report that the English Ministry were
secret cabinet session on the question OF armed nerven
TO ll4l the story deriving show OF confrmatiOn
from the fact that the Epgish market to psht closed
ties to 9O]9"
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FROM NEW FORK.
The FarraRut funeral.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The remains of Far
ragut arrived on the Fall river steamer Bristol
at an early hour this morning, and were first
removed in the tug Catalpa to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, where they were received by naval
officers in charge. At half-past ten the tug,
with the remains on board, accompanied by
detachment of marines and naval officers from
the yard, proceeded to the pier at the foot of
Canal street. North river, where the procession
and escort were in waiting The remains were
landed amid thunderous salute of guns. The
funeral cortege forming at once, proceeded on the
march up Broadway in the face of a furious
easterly storm, which began about 10 o'clock
and continued without cessation during the
whole time of the ceremonies. The United
States marine band, from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, had the head of the column, and was fol-
lowed by regiment of the I'd Division, acting
as guard of honor to the great admiral's re-
mains. The coffin was covered with heavy
PAIL bearing the name of Farragut in large
gold letters on either side, and United
States flag above, was carried on the shoul-
ders of eight sailors who formerly served
under Farragut. The Admirals Secretary and
members of his family, as mourners, came next
in carriages, and were followed by company
of about thirty sailors in uniform and civilians
who formerly served under the Admiral. Long
lines of carriages, containing President Grant,
members of the Cabinet, United States civil SER
vice officers, municipal and civic authorities.
with delegations from other cities and distin-
guished guests.
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philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, Sept. 30-The Flour market is less active,
but prices are well sustained, particularly Of the
better grades of extra families which are in reduced
stock. About 500 bbs. sold including superfne at S5
as 90; extras at IS bO@5T5; Iowa. Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family at S5 rs for low grade up to
s675 for choice; Pennsylvania do do. at s65O@6S7H
Ohio and Indiana do. do. At s6.l5S7.25; and fancy
brands at 81 506 $50, as in quality. Rye Flour may
be quoted at $3.50. 500 barrels Brandywine Corn
Meal sold private terms.
The demand for Wheat is principally from the
local milleis and is chiefly prime grades, which
firmly held Sales of 2000 bushels Indiana red at
ye sells ar fos nrme wv Western and PENN
syvania Corn is In limited request and the Offer
ing are light. Sales OF 400 bushels Western aud
Pennsylvania yellow at $1@1 02: and Western mixed
at 95697c Oats are less active and lower; sales of
1000 bushels Pennsylvania and Western at 51653c.
Whisky is unchanged; sales Of 90 barrels Western
iron. hound at aOc.
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THE GREAT FRESHET
Destruction in the South
Bridges and Houses Swept Away.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Treasury ExpGNiture Estimates.
Internal Revenue Seizures.
Internal Revenue Seizures.
FROM W.ASHLNG7ON.

Revenue Seizures.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-Supervisor Perry, of
North Carolina, reports the seizure of eight
boxes of manufactured tobacco in the Fourth
North Carolina district it being improperly
stamped. Also, at Wilmin gton, one barrel of
whisky, four hundred boxes of sardines, and
four boxes of manufactured tobacco all i'm
properly stamped. He also seized one horse
and dray.
Estimates OF Expenditures.
Secretary Boutwell,, in circular issued to-
day TO the various bureau chiefs of his depart
ment, instructs them, in making up their esti-
mates of expenditures for the next fiscal year,
to be particular, and make them in accordance
with the law, and not in any case to exceed the
amount appropriated by Congress.
Estimates for deficiencies must be made with
great care in this regard. No estimate for any
increase of salary must be included in the regu-
lar book of estimates, but all such estimates
must be submitted in a separate form for the
consideration of the Secretary and must be de-
termined according to the circumstances gov
ernng each case.
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nEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY s
IL OFFICE, No. 104 s. FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20, 1870
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office of the Commissioner of Highways until
12 o'clock NJ. on MONDAY, Sd proximo, for
the construction of a sewer on the line OF Leaf
street. from Orange 10 Locust street. with clear
inside diameter of two feet and six inches, with
such manholes as may be directed oy the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor. The Under
standing to be that the contractor shall take
bills prepared against the property fronting
on said sewer TO the amount of one dollar aud
fifty cents for each lineal foot of front on
each side of the street as so much cash paid;
the balance, as limited by ordinance, to be paid
by the city.
All bidders may be present at the time and
place of opening the said proposals.
Each proposal will be accompanied by GER
tificate that bond has been filed in the Law
Department, as directed by ordinance OF May
25, 1860.
If the lowest bidder shall not execute
a contract within five days after the work
is awarded he will be deemed as declining, and
will be held liable on his bond for the differ
ence between his bid and the next lowest bid
der Specifications may be had at the De-
partment of Surveys, which win ee strictly
adhered 10. ,,,x,.,,>,
MAHLON H. DICKINSON,
$685. Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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FIFTH EDITION n
THE LATEST NEWS.
Important from Russia.
The War Rumors Denied.
Her Policy is Peace.
French Fleet at CherhOurg.
The Prussians at Paris.
ETC., ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc.
FROM EUROPE.

The PrussIans Evacuate RambouIIIet.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Prussans evacuated
Rambouillet, seventeen miles southwest of Ver-
sailes, on Thursday.
Confidence Is Returning
in Paris. 1t is vaguely asserted that some posi-
tions occupied by the Prussians have been re-
covered. Possibly the reeapture of Villejuif is
referred to. The Prussians were continually
coming nearer.
Prussian Movements
They were engaged throwing up work sat
Bagneux and on the Mendon Terrace. The
works will face Forts Vauves and Issy on the
south of Paris. The Prussians have occupied
Dourdan, eighteen miles southwest of Versailles,
and it is reported they have also reached Niver-
nal and Grigneville in the Department of the
Seine.
Bogus News.
BRUSSELS Sept. 90.-The Independence Beige
of yesterday says an investigation shows that
kilograms dated at Brussels, made public through
the Lombard Street News Room at London, are
fraudulent as they are not wired from Brussels
at all.
The Russian War Stories Denied.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 30.-The Journal OF
this city (official organ) emphaticaly denies the
report of Russia's purchase of new iron-clad
steamers from the United States Government
1t also formally denies the stories of concentra-
tion of Russian troops on the Turkish frontier
and the recall of General Ingnatieff the Russian
ambassador at Constantinople. The Journal
adds that the Russian policy is one of peace and
justice.
The French Fleet at Cherbourg
CHERBoURG, Sept 29.-The greatest part of
the French fleet returned to this port to day
Squadrons have been left in the North Sea aud
English Channel sufficiently large to protect
protect the French coast.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 800 P. M.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, s5S@s4d.; middling orleans, s5s@9d.
The sales are now estimated at 1O,0UO bales stock
of cotton aoat, $4,000 bales, of which $4,000 are
American.
The latest Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. 30-440 P. M-Consos for money
and account, 9776. American securities quiet
5-20s 1862, 90H: of 1865, old, s921. and OF 1867
ssS lo,4os SPA Railways a steady; I IErje 1s; mi
LIVERPOOL, Sept 3O-4 80 p. M.-Cotton fiat; up
lands SD Orleans, SGD. Sales to-day 600 bales
including 25so for export and speculation. Spirits
Of Petroleum Is. Id. Linseed on, .e32.
LoEdoN, Sept. $3.50 p. M.-Sperm Oh, es2
Talow, 44s. Yarns and Fabrics dull at Manchester.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Great Freshef.

Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
RICHMOND Sept 30.-Advices received by a
circuitous route from Lynchburg, Salem, and
other points in that section this morning repre-
sent great destruction of property by one Of
the most disastrous freshets which has occurred
for many years. The railroad bridges and toll
bridges at Lynchburg, together with many
houses, have been swept away, and the gas
works and several large manufactures flooded
over. The rise in the river has been but slight
as yet, and very little rain has fallen but appre
tensions are occasioned by advices from above
All the railroads and telegraphs in that section
of the country have sustained great damage, and
travel is for the present suspended
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BaltImore Produoe markef,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O-Cotton dull low middng,
1thc; middling upland, 16@l6hc: Flour more
Maryland red, 81 60a1 81 good to prime, s'5O@1,55
common to fair, sll0@l25 white wheat, $3.50
10; Western red, sl'3O@l'34 Corn scarce; white,
@9Oc. Mess Pork, s26a265O. Bacon nrmer; rib
sides, 16A@17c; clear do, 17A@1719c.; shoulders,
14Kc. Hams, 25@25Kc. Lard quiet at 16kc.
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FROM W:4SHL.NGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 30.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
Acting Commissioners Douglass
has issued circular letter to officers OF Internal
revenue calling attention to the provision OF the
act of 1864 to the effect that if all reports are
not rendered at the time required by law and
regulations no payments on account OF salaries
or commissions shall be made TO such officers.
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UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w Of solid lskarat fine gold. QUALIFY WAR
FARR BROTHER Makers,
Is wtms Ne. 82a OHESNUT Street. below boarth-
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DEATH IN A CELL.-This morning the Coroner was
rotihed to hold an inquest upon the body OF un-
known man. who was found dead in a cell at the
Fourth District Station House.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Great Freshet.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 3O.-A telegram from
GordonVille says the Rivana river is hoodlng all
the surrounding country, aud houses, barrels OF
flour and cattle have been washing down stream
all the morning.
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SNEAK THIEF.-Thomas Moore, colored, found his
way into the residence No. 59 Erie street yesterday
afternoon, and helped himself to some bed clothes.
AS he was leaving the premises he was discovered
Thomas had hearing before Alderman Collins, and
WAS committed TO answer.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHA NGE SALES
Reported by De Haven & Bro No 40 S.Tnird street.
RFTWEEN BOARDS.
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DISAPPOINTED SPECULATIoN.-Yesterlay after
gentlemen became aware of a proposed aud
expected Sherins sale, which announced, ''by virtue
OF writ OF teTt tdciGs, to me directed will be
noon, September 90 1870, at O'clock at the Sherins
ONCE, No State House Row, all the franchises and
rights, excepting lands held in fee Of the Connecting
Railway Company seized and taken in execution,
and 10 be sold by Peter Lyle, Sheriff."
The officers OF the Connecting Railroad Company,
having learned OF the proposed sale, directed the
judgment TO be satisfied, which was done, and the
sale did not take place. The claim was for some
5000 and costs, and arose from a suit for damages
In the land over which the right OF way was Oh
tanned. This road was constructed principally on
bonds guaranteed by the Camden and Amboy, Penn
sylvania Central, and Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad Companies jointly, and is leased
for ninety-nne years by the Camden and AmoOy
Railroad Company
USLAwFuL SURGICAL OPERATIoN-THE LIFE OF
A Young GIRL IN DAEGER.-Miss Annie McKeon,
aged Is years, servant in the family OF gentleman
residing in Mt Vernon street. is at present lying Ia
very precarious condition in consequence OF deli
cate and unlawful surg cal operation having been
performed upon her. as she alleges in her afidavit,
tar by the Mayor yesterday, by DR.. Reed OF No.
703 Chestnut street. Miss McKeon also charges
Washington Painter with conspiring with DIR. Reed
perform the unlawful act Painter IL is alleged,
had intimate and unlawful relations with her. On
warrant for the arrest OF DIR. Reed, and he was
taken into custody by Detective Franklin, who re-
covered at defendants place some surgical tnstrl-
ments used for the purpose. The prisoner will have
hearing at the Central Station this afternoon.
POLICEMAN DoUGHERrY Dougherty,
| who figured as defendant IN the false registration
case before United States Commissioner Biddle, has
failed 10 report for duty az the Fourth District
tion House. His presence is desired at the police
headquarters, as notification OF dismissal from the
| force awaits him.
DIED OF HER INJURIEs-Sarah Madden, who was
| admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital some even.
| iDPs since, suffering from burns a0ont the breast
| amp at heT residence, No. Lincoln avenue, died
1 last evening nom the ereets 0l hsT pJaTies.
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co. A, FOURTH RRGMRET-Captain See, OF Gene
Ial Thomas stan, and Captains lollsman, Fry, and
Ryan OF the am Regiment, will leave the city this
evening for Baltimore to perfect arrangements for
I'VE visit Of 90. A, 4th Regiment ~ that place.