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claims, on June Goth:

pIO Idud dLUoI UuO DOdlu S1dl1
the laid over claims, on June Q
Gunner. Number.
Asher Ayres, IL
VIM D Anderson, 80
Vim F Asst, IL
S II Bell, %
James M Berry, 2
Thomas G Barger, l
Gideon Barnheart, 2
J W Beard, l
Samuel l. Berry, 2
Newton J Baylor, l
David Baylor, 5
A ] Butts, 5
A J S Beck, 7
Samuel D Cline, 4
CD Crawford, 10
G E Crawford, 8
John CLARK, 1
J N Crowley, l
Jas G Cochran, 3
G G Child. 2
G M Cochran, ST., IL
J P Cline, 9
Jacob Crune, 2
G B Dunlap, 10
A M Davis, Is
David Dull, s
David W Drake, Z
w Dudley, estate, IS
Eakle Christian, s
W F Flory, 4
W F Fretwell, 5
W H Fulton, 10
E A Fulcher, 6
W H Gamble. 4
John Gurley, IA
J W Good,
J G Gochenour, 4
Chas Grattan, 8
M D Gearheart, 2
M F Gilkeson, 8
A ] Greaver, 1
W II Green, 5
Margaret Gearheart, 1
John W Gilkeson, 7
Ira P Huffman, 1
Geo Hulvey, 2
r B Hamrick, S
Arthur Hanger, 8
w l.. Hupman, 6
NC V Hartman, 1
J. Thos Hawpe. 4
John G Hulvey, 4
] W Harshberger,
J E Hamilton, l
Henry Harrison, 6
Lewis Hartman, l
Joseph Houseman, 10
jacob P Hamilton, 6
J Frank Heller, 2
M & M Irvine, 10
Jas e Kemper, 2
John B Keller, 5
Jas N Kerr, 2
J Alex Kerr, Is
VIM Lansford, 2
VIM W Lyon, 4
D B Lavell, l
Fl D Lewis, 2
Eliz Myers, l
Mary Messersmith, 2
Sylvester Mitchell, l
W Fl Norman, 2
John r Mines, =
j N Mcfarland. s
r B Moffett. l
Geo F Mverly. IA
A G McCune, 2
A H McCue, 4
] W Montgomery, 4
J S Moffett, 3
] B Moffett, 2
W Fl Neff. q
Samuel G Neff, ID
Geo A Orebaugh, l
John Fl Parkins, 8
r III Phillips, 3
Lewis Pauley, Z
A III Price, 2
Nathan Reeves. =
John A Root, 4
John A Runkle, s
D g Ramsey, 2
W T Richardson,
Joshua Robertson, 4
John Southards, 3
VIM F Smith, l
Lewis N Sillings, z
Peter III Lee, 5
Peter G Sandy, 4
Thomas Stickl0y, 20
W P Sheets, 9
A D Sullivan, 2
Hugh Stewart, l
P S Swartzel, 4
A P Stuart's heirs, Ii
G L Shumate, 16
Geo M Tisdale, 4
S X Taylor. 3
W M Tate, 4
Geo Wine, 2
S M Woods. 9
Henry Wright, IS
] A Woodson. 9
r A Wallace, l
Mordeca Walton, l
John Waldrop, !
E A Wayland, l
J Alex Bumgardner, 2
W W D Hogshead, 4
John w Landes, 5
D A Miller, 1
John Plumb, l
VIM Shirley, Is
Mary Link. 2
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III Ed

>~-~~~-~~~-O~-~-~- ~-~-~~~~~~o@-~~C
TATE.-At the residence of Jos A. Waddell, in
Stauntol, June 18th. at 10 A. NJ, Miss Matte L.
Tate, daughter of Maj. VIM. M Tate. Her funeral
will take place at 5 O'Clock this (Frday) evening
from Mr. Waddes residence.
HUNTER.-At her fathers residence. in Essex
county, Va, June 18th, Mary Evelyn, daughter of
Hon. r. NJ. 7. Hunter, aged twenty-siX years.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY, June Il, 1851
[Cattle are. sold at these figures live weight; Hogs
are sold at net weight, that is 20 per cent lgener
allyl on from live weight. Sheep are sold gross
that is hye weight, or nothing of.
BEEF CATTtE.-The market has been fairly active
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CLERKS OFFICE of the Supreme Court of Ap
~ meals of Xiroinia at Stauntnn the I'll

CLERKS OFFICE OF the Supreme Court of Ap-
- ,peals Of Virginia, at Staunton, on the 7th
day of June, 1881:
Pursuant to an act OF the General Assembly of
Virginia. approved April Both, 1874, entitled AN
act prescribing Ftha manner in which records for
the Supreme Court OF Appeals shall be printed, and
providing for letting the same to contract sealed
proposals will be received by me- at this office, until
ing all such records as the Supreme Court Of APP
peals at Staunton, (ncluding Wlnchester,) may re-
quire for one year from July LIST, 1881. The propo
sas are required to state the amount per page of
elude the paper. printing binding, and neat COW
Ell; with the style Of the case and the Court from
which the record comes neatly printed thereon."-
NO unnecessary blanks allowed Bond and securi
ty will be required
AS the Clerk is required by law to take care that
tae printing is properly done the right is reserved
OF rejecting any proposals to do the work at any
place other than where the Clerk can supervise the
same
The Clerk also reserves the right of rejecting any
and all bids which in his opinion do not fully COM
ply with the terms of the said act, aud of deciding
who are responsible bidders and what is "ample
security within the meaning of the act
JOS. A. WADDELL,
1e lU-3t Clerk of S. G. A. at Staunton.
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Beautiful Linen Shades wi tn Fixtures complete
only so cents each, at
B. M. ia MISON'S,
june 33t Main Street
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17

All tie New Styles Wall Papers just received al
b NJ Jamison.s. Send for samples and prices.
June 3-3t Main Street. Staunton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17

Parents will find the A S. T. Co. Black Tip not
Objectionable like the metal while it will wear as
we'll By asking for it on their children's shoes,
they can reduce their shoe bills one half
june17 1t.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17
CITY Notices.

Gentlemen whose boards are not of pleasing
shade can remedy the defect by the use OF Bucking
hams Dye ior the whskers.
june17 1t
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C1LAIM AGENCY.
The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
o. O the City OF stanton and counties OF Augusta
office in Staunton for the collection of claims. His
long experience as Constable and Deputy Sheriff
enables him to promise prompt collections and re-
turns He may be found at the Law Office of A c.
GORDON, ESQ, on Court House Alley, or in his alb
Sence, Mr.. Gordon is authorized to receipt for any
claims left with him. All claims on which it is
found necessary to bring suit will be turned over to
reliable attorney.
VIM. A. REED
REFERENCEs:-Wm. A. Burnett, Clerk of County
Court OF Augusta samuel Paul Treasurer Angus
ia County; John W. ArbogaSt, Sheriff Highland
county: Hon. John E. Massey, LIST Auditor; John
A. English, Baltimore, Md; Dr.. R. S. Hamilton
Supt StauntOn City Schools; Hon. John Paul, Har-
risonburg; Thos. A. Bledsoe Cashier National Val
ley Bank
mar1l
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17

Thanking my many customers and the public gen
orally for the liberal patronage extended me in the
past, ask a continuance of the same to the new
firm.
octl5tf r. 7. LEFTWICH.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17
40 THE LADIES!
w. ". Weller,

no THE LAD1Es'
W. ~. Weller,
ADJOINING OPERA HOUSE.
Ladies, who are DESTROYS of seeing new stock of
Dry Goods. will find it advantageous to call on me
before purchasing My plan OF selling OFF old stock
at such prices as to insure its rapid sale puts me in
goods Spring and Summer goods in all the new
novelties. consisting in part OF :.
SU II A III 3.
SURAHs-Plain Satin, Roman Striped, Bayadere,
Brocaded, Foule, Cachemere.
sILKs.-Black and Colored Silks, Black Satin de
Lyons, Satin Brocades Silk Brocades, Grenadines,
the richest assortment yet offered
GRENADINhs-Brocaded, Plain, Striped, Hermann,
Mexican, Canton Crepe.
any yet offered, consisting of Monte Cloth. Shud-
dab Cloth, Raye Cloth, Foule Cloth, Nuns, Yelling,
French Bunting, American Bunting, Lace Bunting,
Bayadere Striped Novelties and Roman Plaid Nov
elites, WITH Br0cades to match.
g. ACE1 GOODS
A new stock of Spring Cashmeres. Special at
tention is called to this line Of goods, which for
price and durability Of fabric and color cannot be
excelled
Scotch, Canton and Renfrew Ginghams IN the city
A large and novel assortment of Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas received this week.
My KID GLOVE stock undoubtedly the best in
Staunton, containing among others, in all new
shades, Fosters Patent Hook Glove, HarriSS Seam
less Norwood Real Kid. Lace Top Silk and Isle
Thread Gloves in variety Black and Fancy Color
ed Silk MitS.
My stock OF French, English and American
HOSI RY
contains some beautiful goods at attractive prices
NOVELTIES IN VEILINGS.
New DEMUREST PATTERNS received Monthly
NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
ARRIVING DAILY,
W. III, WELLER,
Adjoining Opera House,
apr22 p. O.. Box 96.
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.junel7.1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-17

June 3-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-18
ylr. 145.
-er mrnnns nns n,nt,a,rnnn-


gOnooH, Is. ,}uul. - Der Serliuer Cot
rciporbcnt sGr 9aneS" mclOet: Der Strom
Der 2usmauoruHg aausrt fort. 6dai;ia Boms
mcrn tumeu heute aHf Dem gSCge ulA Amerifa
Ourt oiGis Staot Die 0ampier StisGihaf=
ter iiuo tduu i'm Stausc, ale AuSwau0eAugSs
miligeu gu bcf0IScrn.
Sou6 on, II. SUM. - Ser Betersburaer
GoueipOnoCHt Der ,,9allu YiCrUS" ttl,grdpbIrt:
ygSie an enUnrtcn itnuO, 9aben be non Der Be
h6rec 5u Sicfi aetrofitncu RaBreaelu 81 etuem
Genius Der iiiotidIeu 8Cu6lIerung etnen i6rmz
ldeu GrOouS Der 9sraeliten CUR 6Olae gehabt."
petersburg, II. Suui. - Wtau UerfiiHs
bet, NOB OaS tiirSlidl 81 Siefi nbgsbattnssriegss
gerid}t srpej gGbiliiieH Rum &Ooe uuo imet aHs
oere entrpeoer 81 langiGbriger 3ubtbauSbqft
ooer CUR Subannlmg mad Slbiri,n oerur=
tbcilte. Der @Sar wanoelte Die SOoesurtbeile
in lCbcu8ldHglide Oait mn. lluter ben Inqe.
ilo9teu beftuOeu iid pier TrdueuNmmer.
8ul9aricu.
Eonoo on, II. SUM. - Der ,SiueS" ruirO
ans gSiCn telegrapbirt: pie An9abe, Dag
6Irit 2lCrOnNer bon 9ulgarieu abOdHten Mil,
i'm Sole Die 2Sobieu nid]t mad, ciuem Sluue
auSfollcu, Oerhieut feline Striiditdltiguug, iuz
ocm oGr tuObre &Aaratter Der giatioualOer
inmmlunq ert uadl Dem 3uiammentritte ieueS
SGrperS erneiien merOH tauu."
Sofia, II. Suni.-0te 3aucoifide Bdrs
tel bat Dem brlttidlen Bremier !Sru. @luSfoue
fOloeube 0epGidle 9eidlidt: y gSr upptlir,u an
bic @roBmutb @uglan6'S uuo bitten Safftlbe,
micre bon elmer 8ittatlr bcOrobte 6rcibtit 10
retteu."
9ieiclbe Bariei crtldrt in ciucr PROCLAMATION
on ole StimmGeber: ,,0n8 2anO ihluebt in
Geinbr. @S iit @ure Bhrd)t, p,uu S6r Gure
Trcibcit erbulteu moIlt, 0tauuer iu erpibl,u,
meldle Ger SudJlaae gemddieu iino."
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0ertntId1te teIeerapbtT6e SepeTdtett.

Der 19>lGbri9e y 0. y bert eltr1nt aln
IetIcn DiulmOmes 2lben6e nahe ytelDz zSrun5s
mid, N.-S., i'm 80ritau in 6olge beS SenterHS
eineS 8ootes.
Die oeItern Oer6ffentliate Gadri6t, baB S.
G. SQmilton, Der I9ent 6e6 Barnum'ideu
@irtUs, bel Beoria, SI8., burd einen Stur3
BON sinem @iienbahn 9etO0tet mOr6en
iei, felt iid ais gdu5Itd unbe9riinOet berauS,
Der Safer @riScom nj in Chicago bat III
ben lstteu "a StunbeH INT II Bfun0 al Sc
rpidlt abgerommen.
Ser SjQbre8tag Der g diabt BON Sun=
fer $ II nuroe setern in SOltou unO llmz
ee9enb Em1 umSiige, ReOeu Il. !. 10. geteiert.
Inter GnoeIen ruuroe eire Statite 0e8 Oberz
fen Yreiton in Der glGbe oes NlOnumerts ent'
bIlt.
SEQ. 3. &umiea, Elm Wtitglieb Der
@etraiOebGnblrfirma @eblii0er 0tuuls
fen & Comp. at Chicago, itorb gefern al Der
&ri9bt'iaen gticrentraat9eit. @r nuroe III
3rOD, 9t,sg., 9ebOren, fam iebOa bereits in
1886 nad Chicago uns ftng balo nahber ben
@etra.aebanbel an. Gr tpar so Sabre alt.
3Uei Arbetter, gtamenS Barter unS
8eli6, Itiir3teu geSern BON einem @tritie an
rcm neuen SapitoL 5n 2llbann, Nas0. @rferer
murOe get6otet unS &eBterer i9mer 0erleet.
Sine Srau . nnellg aus Sort puron,
Sut., begtn9 seiteru III Der @Ohnung tbres
SnidS nabe SGrtpri9bt, Ont, Selbitmore,
incem lie E6l nit eiuem &eUolOer eritoB.
Sdu5liher llnirieOe mar bic llriaAe.
SH w 9ntreNl perIeste iih Die Satin
cineS Tlsiinsrs, gtomens Sinner, titr5l!h nit
ciremGd lad)tmciier on Der 0ano, ,uno ote6cau
ilarb pOrgehern 2lbeao in 6oIge bon Slut0ers
9iftuu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-18

Sn Gea6 NJ q, Beuni., berritt Oh ees
bereltS gsfern tslegrapbiid qemeloeteu llnfaa5
ouf Der >, Serts=G Gebighz Gtienbabu" groBe duf'
re9urg, uno nit @iier ipiirt man Dem S0ia=
miGte mad, Der oaourd oaB er etneu S1uutz
itamm auf ben Sd|ienenlpeg legte, 0a8 Q19lid
berbeifiihrte. Badt man i'm, 10 oiirfte es ib1t
idIlinm ergeben. NuBer Dem Sooe oeS OelSer5
Niotthep5 nirO bic mebr ODER peuigcr idlpere
Serleeuug Der Boiiagiere 3. Surt uno 5raU,
Somes 0tedle1, u. 3. SreutOn Il. u. 9e'
mCloet. a
Su NemsDorf iteben bic Grbeiter Ger
Jioadl iheu @reugieBsret aus, oa Der Briu5iz
pal lbuen auitatt nIr SSreiItun0e am Cant
itage gebeu Iu6 auBcr6em ibren Sltr 3ett 1925
bis $3.10 pro Gag betra9enoen 2Obn nibt nm
10 Yro5ent erb0ben mill. Die NrbeIter ertldz
rem, oaB i'm 0aufe beS Sabres Gle 8aihditiz
9ung 5u bGufig unterbrodeu piiroe uno iie
burhid)ltittlId) nidt nlebr, alS $10.12 pro
gS0d]e Oerolenten. 0abei lei Die 2lrbeit etue
idmTe, 0ebeu uub Gsiuuobeit gefIbrOenoe
Il. (. 10.
@tuer fur6tbaren Sc abr 1T bic Grz
petition cntgaugen, rueld)e Uorgeitern BON 9 ian
Srau5iSco abgiug, nm nab Der ,SaaHl
uette" su iufsn. Wian faHO uemlif, oaB Die
prdierUirten Qebensmittel, peldle 81 gtemzDOrt
an9etauft porben iln6, un0 oereH Transport
unl Soden per30gert porOen mar, perOorben
iinb, unb eriette Te bur6 iriide. Sapitdn
Miartbum bebauptet, ba6 Die 6rantlias@rpes
oltion betiAollen 1T, neil ibre UtttgIieOer per-
buu9ern mubteu unO 3par, neil lie lbre prdierz
uuten 2ebenSmittel ebenfaQs uerOOrbeu uno I'M
9eniebbar fanoen. - SoGtten Die Siit5tere oes
,9iO6gers" Die ibnen gelieierten 8iftualien nidt
idlon Bu Sau Sruu5tscO unteriuft, 10 bitten
iie nod turSer Sabrt unoerridlteter Sahe jus
riidtebren ooer, bonn Sic einae1loiien, Uiel-
lei1t oaiislbe Shidial erleioen miiiien, Dem
Die brupen 8e9leiter SrantIin's gum Spfer
gefulleu iiuo.
lluiere 9epeiden meloeten neulid, OaB Su
Can Sran3tSco Der oeutite Dtaler
9eorg s. 9 Ottung ietne Srau eritOten
bat. Aus @alifornier BIdtterrl, melfe un8
ieitber 5usegungeu fHO, geht herpor, OaB Got
tllng in Der g8utb Der @iieriuAt gebanOelt uno
tiir lOlfe MIR gu geniigenoen 9ruAb bate.
6rau @Ottuu9 mar 26 Sabre alt uuO aus
9Gnemarf sebiirtig. 9ie hat in ben leetcn
Sabreu nit mebreren ViGunern in uerbOtener
Serbiupung geitanben, julebt iogar eittem
Olunhen 6leiiner, gtamen5 &rnit Utiiller, nit
Orm iie bnter Oem 9titden ibres 8atten III Der
yNllantic palle" Suiammen3utrefien pflegtc,
lbren Grauring 9edenft.
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Yfr1n0e.

&aIeigb, N.z@., II. SUM. Die 9tah.
rjdt iber ole 3eftUrung Der Sweeplou'iteH
Saummolipinuerei in 2llamauce. @OuHtp, pier
WieiIen BON @rubam, ourh 6uer ut bier cirls
9etroieu. Die Sptnnerei, ein in 1876 errittcz
tC8 9roBes Gtabiiiement, beiddftigte 2O7 Br-
iOnen uu0 mmoe auf 100000 gciddtt, in
oCiien ioQ Cin &btiI oe8 Gigeutbum8 gtrtttct
iuoloen iein. 9em Serncbmeu uah murOe
ooS 6euer am lcbtcu 9OHuerIag8 2Ibenoe oura
tie @rploiion etner Sobleu0admpe peruriaft.
9ie Seriiderung bstrdgt 500 500.
@leoelan0, O., II. Suni. - Die gSd=
idjeret, oa8 Glsbau8, Die 9a8perte uuO Stals
luugeu ces yYut III Sagz0ouie" branuten Sc
item niCoer. Gelluit $4,000, OOllItdnOig per-
itdert.
yioutreal, II. SUM. - 9aS Stoit3r gu
WO; coufe, % Dleilcn BON bier, iowre Oa5 Unz
fObcnoe S&ObnbauS bCS !0rH. .. &eu2ujere
QiuQcu Eeute in Tlemucn oui. Scrluit am SlOs
ier $4,000. Ser Sdaoeu, wGldlu Our4 Die
geilrigcn gGalrbrGnoe Ill Stng'5 Gpe 60ll8 cnt=
ftan0, ruuo Quf SOC, 900 gCid)GBt.
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eie atidcreten or ocr Vaetfefiite.


9S SuIbtuQtOu, II. [5uEl.- Giaem Be-
lid)te ots &eniuSamte8 5uiOlge wlren III Salt
tor1ien, Srt9on, 8aibingtollzG Gerrltorum mo
Nla&tu mi Sabre 1880 i'm fSiiherelgsitlIte
16,745 Yrionen mo 5547 SlbrSeuye i'm
gGerthe bon $583,145 bei1ditigt. 0d5 an9c>
legte &apiIal be3iiiert iid1 auf $2,748,383. Der
@eiamnltmertb oe$Yroontte8 i'm portgen Sabre
mar 50 ,548,277.
Sic HCueu 6ummiTase Ses VeuiIoas; uno oeS
9eneraAauoanlts.
Htd)ter W}cSarlan6, Der neuernallllte Cont
miIiGr bC8 9eneraQanoamt8, bat Dem Setrez
tGr &irfpOoO Ourh cine Depcidle mttgetbeilt,
oaB er oas 2lmt annimmt mo am nGd)teH
WuntoQe oou Sopefa, &5., nad5 2SaIhington
abreiien nil. Sbcrit Ou0lep aus SnOtana,
Ser nereruanutc BcnIOn8=@ommliiGr bat Die
@rnenuunq ebenfallS angenOmmen, mtnldt
ieooh, bis 3um @u0e neS laufenOeH Nt0nat5
in jnoianapolis III bleiben uno ieine 0orttgen
@eldjdfte gum 9lbid)luB Su brtHgen. 0r. Sentz
len, Der blSbertQe YeniionSz@ommlIid ltellte
icine 5hGttgfeit bereits beute etn, unO pitlfsz
@OmmliiIr @lQrf miro oaber bis 3ur glntunft
oc8 SbCriien Glalt Dem Siiredu OorltebCn.
Ter DraToCnt suno Die 9Sablcampaane in gir=
8LtIeH.
9aS @refutUs Us@Omite Der y9lepubltfantldIen
QtiiO3iatiOn BON &irgineu," nit Dem 9eHeral
gSldbanl an Der Splge, bQtte belIte etlle lall5e
llnterre6uug NIT beul 8rdfOenten, I'm Die lln=
teritibung Der AOminiltratioH IN Dem beUorz
ileben0en QSablfGmpie 5u itderu. 8arftelO loa
iid) entihieOen gC9eu SerItnt9uug Der 6epubli=
faner nit 9tepuOlatiOulIeH ans unO lagte, Ole
9tepublifanerinES Suginien bitten Su Cntidetbcn,
ob Die 9ieaOjuiterS 0tc 6epuptatlOn begiinitigs
ten. g8enn Dies Der Sal lei, 10 iOlten tetne
RepubliIaner fir ba8 &ldst Der ReaolulterS
lllmmen.
sibiceGn9 SeS DSnItoOtan" BitHen.
SetretGr 9Sin0om erlleB beute einen Befebl,
nclfer oa5 lett fiinf Sahren bon 0ru. >. Z.
Yttnen betleioete 2lmt oe8 y&ulto0ian" oe5
&doBumtS abi6afit. Gltnep tritt pom beutt=
9en Datum an auBer 3tenif, rnO Die Batd1ten
0,S AmteS per6en 5ufitnfti9 i'm @tuflaHse nit
bcm 235., 240. un0 241. Raragrapben Der reot'
6irten Gtatuten Inter unmitelbarer 2eitung
oeS Gbei=Glert8 OCS Sdatamt8 perrtdtet Mr.
ben. SefretGr Q8itbOHl iit Der 2lnitdt, oaB
oas Glmt iiber9aupt tein geIeglid autOrlitrtes
mar.
germtfdItes.
Die beutige Stcueretnnabme betru9 $448,z
474.5, ole 3o1einnabme $656 ,048.86.
N0tionulbantnoten i'll Setrage bon $780,
600 lieien bcute sur @inIGinng I'M Stag=
amtC ein,
Der YrGFbent bat 6rn. 2llcranoer Spcnrt
als britiiden &OniuI fir 9SiInlta9ton, 9t.-@.,
arGfannt.
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Die senatOrtpabl in aetp.g OFT.
@arHcIo's SonO.- Snnoesdmter aIs Sobn fur
Sttmmen eesen 6onfItn8. - Sobn Z. oa:
Uenpurfs Anerbieten an staatsfsnator
Sfrabatt

albany, R.z9., IT. Suni.-9ie @si,es
gebun9 uabm beute IN genletnlhattlider SIbung
obermols cine Abitimmung CUR Grmihlung
eiHes gtadfOlges fir Gontling Dor: Slcob5
Az @OutIiu9 81, &hceIer sc, Cornell 8, 2ups
ham 16, 5erftreut 8. Die Abitimmuug Sur ST.
tpG9lung zines gahfoI9erS fir 8latt hate iol=
genoes 8eiultat: 9eperp SO, Sernan 48, 8latt
%, @orncll 10, @roplep 5, 3eritreut 3. Bic
gemeiuidaftliae SibHng murDe bis mor9eu
0ertagt.
Sr. S. $. 9utbi1 bat gele9eutlib Der heutis
gen Abitimmung nm grlaubniB, iit oeS Stlnz
mems entbalteu gu biirien, ,uuo bielt Johann eiue
9lebe, in melder er BcitlulOiguugen aaer I:t
gegen Die loolibreebs srbob. Shlie6lih ;oI er
le0Od iein Seiud 5urtid unO itiumte titr G65.
=. Blott.
9a8 i'm 8etreff eiuer l1uteriuduug Der 81
itedlungSUerIude ernannte@omite oerh0rte heute
abermaIs mebrsre 3eugeu, inter 2luoereu ben
Staatsien0tor Straban, rueldIer au8Iagtc, oaB
ibm Sobu s. Davenport AuSIiAteu Qui ST.
nennrng gum Sunbe8marihaG maft,, m,nn
Ct gegen @Ontlm9 ftimmen moute. Davenport
reutete an, coB er i'm 4uftrage Ger 4ominl=
itrutiOn banOelte. 3euge iflug Oas &HcrbieteH
nuS
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sSaBress0CrIGmuaIutt8 Oct nSrGnS
2irulll."

Sn0tanQpOlts, SnO., II. 5Hnl. = 5n
rer 9eitern @benb bier ab9ebaLtenen SabreSz
&sriommIung OesytatiouaI-2a -2agerS Der Grand
Army of the Republic" nur0e Elm 8oriblag
nes 6rn. Sol. 6. Gemple aus philadelphia
uerleien, melder $25, 900 fiir Die Grrihtnng
elmer Gtotue Oe8 SIT @e1tp5burg gefallenen Sc.
neralS SObn St.. 0tepuOlD8 anbtetet. gin eO'
mite lpuroe ernannt, nm nsitere Sd)ritte III Der
ausele9enbeit gu tbun. @eneraImalor SEQ.
%. Merritt aus 2amrence, @aii.r nnrOe sum
8eieblsbaber fir ba8 uGd)le Sahr erIudbIt.
0ie n6hftc SabresDeriaNmlun9 iou III SlltIs
ruore at1ehoIteu fperDen
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Ser GerbarSt'IdIc WiOrDpROsef.

M nticellO, N.sY., II. SUM. - 0a8
,3eugerpcrhDr in Dem @crbarot'idlen NtOrOprOz
1elie 1T nabe3u btenOet. Der 4ugetlagte trat
bsute &oruttta9 ais ietn eigeuer 3euge aut,
unO cas- @ertdt85inmer mar be5balb nit 3uz
ifauern iiberfiiut. @erbarot be5eugte, 0aB
Wiuua @srbarot, ieine o6pdgeriu, Oereu Grz
mOr0ung er angettdgt lift, i'm nit elmer 02iit=
gatcI an9riff, lluO NaB er iie aus ytOtbnebr nit
einem StenmeiiCn erihlug. 3euge brad pdbs
reno leiner 2lu8Iagen bduig III SGrduen aus.
9te @eifworenen 3ogen fidl nm is llbr Beute
g(beno Suriid. Sin Q8abripru9 miro Dor
moraen Aben0 niCht ertuartct.
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Gin Ginbre6er lit etnes &lrG)e
aeGGioIiets4

9temsD orf, II. 8dhrenO Der oerz
gQn0cnen orei Otonate purOen 3ablrtid)e Sir
den auf 2OH9=Sslano bon @iubrederu beiuz
Qeiudt, bic IN pielcn 6Gqen bic 5eppidle Don
ben 6uBb0Oen auirihen uno iortidltppten.
Sorii6tShalber itelten Die Serrpalter Der 8race
3d. .=&irde 3u San'6loge, SIS, einen Jiadts
pddter, gtameuS Setter Dfarttu, al. @eitern
frub gcgen l llbr erbrad) ein Dieb ciue8 Der
GirGenfeniter uno mar eben im 8egriiit, i'll oas
gebdure 81 ipringen, ais Dtarttu etneH Jteuol=
berltuB 0ui ibn abieuerte. Der SduB id)eint
getrofien Su baben, ocnn man fano 8Iutipuren
inter Dem 6enfter uuO fonnte oielelbcu cine be-
trahtlid)e 9trede tueit oerfolaen. GS gelaua
Dem 9iebe inoeienr ieine 6Iud]t gu bewertltelz
linen
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Seriepz@ IN, u.s., II. Sum. = S0bn
Sillrop, Sabre olt, Gbo8. Sillrop, Sabre
alt, &bOS. Darlington, 5abre olt, gOmarO
GonUul, @OwarO Scarnep uu6 G0os. Quinn,
reip. s, umo Sabre ait, murOeu bCute Sor,
mittag pom 6rieoenSrihter Beloubet inter Der
2lutlGge, eiHen Gtnbrud1 unb 9taub in @. S.
colbrootS 6abrif Oerubt 81 baben, Dem 0ts
ridt8pufQbrcn iibermitieu.
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&ataItroH1e an Der Rilite BON Tens
SeelatI0.
untCreana Oes Sampiers n5aSarua." AHs
atH Spro bCfinoIid1cn RenIdlgn perlorel. -
Nebcr 20 Retdlen an's ufer aeidlmemntt.


aN Spro bCfiuoItdlcu YRenIdlgn Oerlpreit. -
ueber 90 &eidlen ans uier geidImemTlt.
San SraH5tSco 0, II. Suut.-2luS y{el=
Stelan0 fomnen uGbere Radlrid,ten iiber ben
uutergau9 oeS 8ampfers ,, Garnrua." 9Giebe
nGberte iicb Dem lebten 2anoeplate an Der Sits
fiiite, bon pO aus er mad WtelbOurue abiabrtu
iOIte, ais er pl0elidl auf eiuen 6elien auiitieB.
Die Gee NOR Sur 3eit Siemltdl rubig, ieOodl
terrid)t on ienem Sheile Der &iiite cine itarte
Yranbung uno eS f2hlt 9dn5lidb on GebenSretz
s=apparattn. Sin flelnes Boot, oaS mad
bem 9ampfer abiutr, murOe aui oeu SuaHO
9Ctriebe1, ein nuoeres trteb in bic boAe gee hlz
ans. SpGter ipIroe oas 0leer itiirnllih, uno
6te 2So9en 9iugen iiber oos Sdiii hinmeg.
Die Yiuunidaft nno OieBaiiagiere mareu gum
9roBen Sbele aui Dem SOrorfuitel oid)t ;us
InmmcugeOrGn9t, Der 0feit hattie iid) iH's Saus
mert gefud]tet. Giuer nah benz AHoern wurOc
ron ben gSo9en ms 0icer geipiilt. Der 0dm-
pier Lief 0torgen8 I'm llbr aui unb gtedll
mittagS nm , llbr maren bereltS iImmtll6e
6rauen un0 &iuoer pom SoroertaIttu oers
Idlmunocu. Sbre Sammerruie, ais ite Giues
uudl Dem anOern in'5 Deer fisleu, uuren am
llier eeutlid 81 b0ren. gluige Der ItGrtiteu
Yidnncr biClteu iid bis uGdlleu Worgcu I'M
, llbr i'm 3aumrte. Sci Sa9eSanbrlI4 mar
falm nod eineSpur bon 0em Sd)ifie 3u ieban.
GGQen 10 geidCn wurOen BON ben g8eIlen ans
Her oetriebeu
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z fCmz y rt, Il. SUM. = geHeraI Wr1nt,
ton ieiner 6rau uno 5met 0ieutboten b;glsitet,
fam teute bier an unO itie9 inl 06tftb AotMne-
Sotel" Gb.
(Spater.) - Ger Gg-9raitOcnt biett iid BEN
ganSen &a9 in ieiucm 3tmmer anf. lluter Den
menlgeu @eripueu, peIde i'm belud,ten, bean'
cen iid) Die @r=@Ouuerneure gSarmoutb uno
&slloQq aus 2oulfana. IS perlantet, OaB man
BEN Sen. @rant in Den nd1lten Gugen ole fit
ibn crHObeue SubitripttOn Don S250,000 itbers
reid,en rpirO.
Die gr=SenGtOren @onfliug unO Blatt ia
men nm IS llbr beute 4benO aus albnnD an
unO begaben itd Oirctt na4 oem m6iinftsH
NpennesN0tel."