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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-15
CLIFTON HOUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS.
CANADA SIDE.

CANADA SIDE.
1HHE PR0PRIETORS WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
i their many friends, and the pubIiC generally,
that they have leased the above house a terra %
years and have rehtfcrI. newly Furnished and made
such additions and improvements equal point
of style and comfort any hotel the many Easiona-
bic Watering Places. This, together with lie Ioca-
tion. which cannot he e1ualIed- Commanding rs IE
does complete view Of tile American and Horseshoe
Falls aud the cOrts Of the Projectors keep in
every respect frst-class Hotel, will they trust
make the Clifton" favoEite house Al Niagara Ealls
Visitors arriving by the several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop -SUspen
sion Bridge Canada side where Omnibusse= and
porters Will be in attendance the arrival every
train. Those by boat FROM Buffalo and Toronto viii
stop At C1iftOu-HOusc Station Erie and Ontario
Railway. The house il nov open for the season.
JOSLIN { DCNELEI!- Proprietors
A c. JosIIS, formerly Of Congress Hall and City
Hotel, Albany Pavilion, Sharon SPRING. and reeOnf-
~ ROssin HGTlso. Toronto.
J-W. DCN6LEE.
NiaEIra Falls. (CanaflR) Iel2Imd&Wa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-15
a Perfect svvath with less Power
New StockI

WATCHES. 12z WATcITEa
Watches, Main street. watehes,
Watches, Watches,
JeveIry, Coeas
JewelTy, The CIocEs
Jewelry, Largest CIccks
JsweIry. stock. Clocks
Jewelry, CIocks.
Sterling Silver wGEs,
Sterling Silver Ware.
Sterling Silver Ware,
Sterling ailveF Ware.
Best Quality Plated Ware
Best Quality Plated Ware.
Best Quality Plated WaEs
Best Quality Plated Ware.
Gold Pens
Gold Pens, Gold Chains,
Gold Pens. At Gold Chains
Gold Pens, SeOtt's Jevvelry cold Chains,
Gold Pens, store. Coil Chains,
Gold Pens. Gold Chains,
Gold Chains.
And great variety Of other useful and ornamental
articles just received and fox sale wholesale and Ne
tail, by lmyl7I j.. SCOTT,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-15

= Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
~ @ western Virginia. ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-15

Friday Morning, June Is, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

The Amite pemocrat Of "Wednesday lass !

The Amite Democrat of Wednesday last says:
| The farmers are busy preparing for the coming
/ crop Notwithstanding the bad weather. some Of
! them have commenced planting com. The I'M
/ usually cold weather this winter has made the soil
| extremely loose and mellow. The most of the
| farmers predict very fine crops, both of corn and
| cotton, this year.
In the Macon Beacon we find the following:
II has long been known to the older settlers OF
this county, that mine Of silver existed some
where in this region of country, but the exact To-
cality has until of late been artfully concealed It
was known to the Indians before their renewal and
they were often seen with the precious metal in
their possession but they stouty resisted oil pale
face attempts at persuading them to reveal the
secret. In the hills about Summeryille, large
cavities can at this day be seen, the only and
fruitless result of the white mans labor but a SON
of the Emerald Isle happened lately to put his
foot into it. The ore was sent to New York to he
tested, and the result was yield Of siyty-threc
per cent. of pure silver. The discoverer took a
bee line for Columbus and entered the land All
the adjoining lands, which were public, have also
been entered.
negro man belonging to ". N. Scales, Of Car
roll county. was lodged in the Coneeyille jail on
the 10th inst, the charge Of numbering his over
seer, Mr.. Ashley. who had attempted to chastse
him for some misconduct. The negro seized him,
wrested from him his knife, and stabbed him Gre
port says) seventeen times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
Jacobs ART GALLERY, q CAMP sTRERf,

- New OrleanS-E. Jacobs at his old again.
The subscriber respectfully informs numerous patrons Of
this celebrated Dasuereotype mbroype and Photograph
ery established in 1872 that he has secured
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who
Just returned from Europe with all the late in te
portraits oil the finest finish 80
Miniatures of all sizes in oil coors ivory other material
to suit the taste and price of ALL will taken in isr
nassabe STYLE Photographs from life pictures
any size required either plain or painted.
The best artists in the United enpoyed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
fully invited to visit 1t. - Ss
o24 6m I, q TTpNAg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
THURSDAY, March Ib. 1850. nj ia o, ,I.,


THURSDAY, March I5, 1850, mt Ia O'Clock
ance Of an order Of the Hon II Morgan Judge of the Second
District Court, dated February g. 1860 m docket
o. said Court Will proceed public suction the follow
ing described property, to-wit-
TWELVE LoTS Or GROUND fronting on Benvle street
in suburb Jackson the bounded by BcnEe aoon
Napoleon and Coat Streets designated by the numbers 2
Cusier Notary Public in this city, dated November s0h 1886
Lot No. forms the Of Benye and Solomon streets
and 30 feet front Benyle street, by front and
depth of 10 feet Solomon street =
Lots Nos g. inclusive each 90 on Bc
Vile street. by depth of 40 feet. /, nv
Lot No. 10forms the OF Benre Napoleon streets
and 30 feet front Benve street. BY front and
depth of I'D feet Napoleon street.
by depth Of $50 feet - =
30 inches front ON Solomon street nv
depth of l5o feet - - .s' =
Fi- ERMs-0nehslf cash balance one and two years
credit In the notes of the puychaers In equal inaaenis 10
their own order with mortgage "a the property sold until uai
payment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
PAR J.B. WALTON,

Encanteur-Bureau 40 Camp street.
EUDT. lie L. de mars 1860, q midi. m In
- hoase 4, charley en- sern dc e.
ue memorable II H. Morgan, ge de In Seconde
tet de Ia Nonyelle Orleans date lie ayier 1860 sier de ID
Cour No ie procederai Ia pubqre de In pro-
priee snivante SAVIOR - = -
DouzE TERRAINs faisant face "a ssnvie sltuts
Vile saomon Napoleon ct CONT desgnes par les Nos L B.
D 10 II Of "a conforHanent plan dspose an bu
noEenbre 1896 80 - e ~ w
III TERRAIN No. foe encoignure de rues Bienyiile ct
salomcn 30 pieds face In rue Rienyils sur une
protondenr de l20 pieds ct face i Ia Saornop.
LES TERRAINS Nos IA g. nesurent chaeun
pieds. - p - -
TERRAIN No 10 foe Pencognnre es rues Bienyile ct
NAPOLEON ct mesnre 30 pes dc la rue Benye sur ure
prafnndsnr de w pieda ct face 4 Ia Napolton.
LIN TEhkAlN No II ntesure 80 peds poures face In
rue Napoleon, sur me profondeur de $50 pieds
l.E No "a mesure 30 peds poices de face Ia
rue ssl9Iaen SIr une profondeur dc 100 peds.
NuIIlONS-la n1eitd compliant Ii balance ct
en- pies des acgereurs dgaes sonne propres
as ayec hypotheque sur Ia propte yendue nseua par
palenent feiY milNl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF
Numbered Land in the Parish Of Ibarve close the Nc
BY J. B. WALTON,

AurfI0NEKK--Uhce, 70 Camp street. 8
HIGHLY valuable tract of land sissioiu-
n ing the Meonough lands ate the property Of city
Baltimore known Section 90 Township IL Range Is
East, containing 63S az. 100 acres.
This tract considered OF the most valuable in the State
not only for the immense quantity of cypress oe timber
which It contains but for the admirable quality its SOIL
For terms apply to j. B. WALTON, Anctoneer No 10
Bank Place. If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

writer In the American Farmer says that iary
weather is necessary for the production of Sheen
We DON'T think that any tosthet has much effect In
their production.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

street Fytania well adapted for private residence,
Railrostsuccession Of Perry s. VARIED deceased
BY J. B. WALTON,
Aueioueer-0fhce, 20 Camp street
sss r. I it n. "a # sso
pursuance Of order Of the Hon P H. Morgan Judge lie
proceed to se for account Of Perrs Waed
INC IoTs OF Rorp situated in Il. bounded
by Terpsieher Pytsni Nayades Euerpe Streets design.
ea s @ e
No 2adoins the rear Of the lots fronting on Prysus
street, and 1, measures A fsst inches from Ipsehor
ethcr with a the buildings and Improvement thereon consist
ing of kitchen building, with slate roof and two new cis-
iSsPF sS iF hss a ias a gu T
SfS.s iIsst and dh parallel lines with
ings rented atsghissn dollars per month
shares, and lot tss are shares
sssfs shas g. os sI 6 { IL hak e
en- hs day q s y ss Of S be
spectisely viii pcfse the purchasers liz stock tic ainot
Of premium the shares OF stock ID paid cash ii addition
~ AMI ne la .,y ss
"a a ih sios nos Ct NH o. hs
the Bank for the balance opethd cash and the remainder
me pr per annp from date d natr
y ana per cent after maturity with special mortgage and
property secondly described the purchaser to furnish
s ea III A IL sasnss
onethd cash and the remainder Il md months IN equal
PER ton date e maturity and cent after aauy
The stock notes furnished b. the prehassss 70 5s identified
with two acts Of mortgage to the Citizens Bank pnr
chasars e assume all tho obligations and responsibilities Of
Aets of sole before r. Brennan Notary Public at the expense
TERRA1Ns EI1GIBLEs EFT DE vALEURs SUR ia RUE
Iepscore de Ia rusPry tahe bien situGs pour uI
ssass 4 Pss Dc l. gns d9inniLls s T.
decide
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Encsneur-Bureau, 10 Camp street.
SAMEDI, lie de mars 1860, a midi, q La
lliop H Morgan Inge dc y Deusime cour District
= de- rss
nEux TERRAINs situos dams et bone las rues Tern
schore Prstae Naydes Eu,erpe dssgns psr Nos
sur IN eroqps npexs aee de division pardsvan
" Bondosans q devant nnaire pube ie ~ do IsS
No et eonngns dams Ia proiondenr aux terrans san
Tepschore profondeur III pes ii pouccs entrs
nes araeles ayee toutes les ameoraous qu sly
neuSes lonee aison de yint piases par mo payable
Lot No contiges No ct la meme face sur la rms
Tep;iclore ct Ii meme pefoilsr entire iignes rae
hatisses LOUIS dix-huit plastres par mols
asar y ~ 2iisn yns aetions rsdaiia Hingt
actions Banaui Ceysns Ia Louisiana esaaeis
jour yentc eqnc iaaS d. prime sera
&C. u ssne Ct ane tank s de terains espetia
- P II q d9 81 sS sss
rr as $50 gu scion qa Ia ebaIa ds "a
@ he i n Il sa Z
pour cent r an de 4 date iaatri & ha apres
maufiif aver b5poheque special ct endorsement saisan
Ill fsis & pas 4 sr ax I s "
scion Ia clsrtre Dc d Banque la balance Tiers compliant Ct
e reste u ct "a mo montants al hets porlant
hn pour cent npres maurit ayee hypoheque special
Les be de londs fourns par aoquarenr deyront ae
Identifies asec deux actes dhSpohesne Do ~ Ban9ue CT
possibilities PUN actionaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, nfcEpk.
DouzE TERRAINs SUR LA RUE BIENvIILE, DAMS
l'es bona par les Solomon, Benyile Napoleon Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
corner Of Canal and Derbigny streets, at auction
By J. B. WALTON,
$ AUCT1oErER--Ofiice, 40 Camp q

SATURDAY, March 3. 1860, at IL O'Clock
- NJ The ST. Charles Hotel Exchange pubic
win BE- sod Tbs following descrbed valuable property to SIT
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, the First District, In the
square bounded by Canal Gasque nsgns and Rom
dsgnated lots Nos O. g. and g. plan by Jos Pile,
Of D. Il, AcGay, Notary Public.
Lots Nos 8, and adjoiu each other ard each q
feet front Canal street. b. depth of 100 feet 10 inches and
lines. between parallel lines. Tot No. forming corner Of
Canal and Derbigny !58
Lot No lis lot and sljoins the or the above
scrbed lots and Is feet Derbigny street, by
depth Of s feet inches between parallel lines ell American
These lots well ed fenced the banqustes made are
planted with great variety Of fruit trees, etc.
ED-FEkMS-Orethirdt Ssh; credit
IN The notes Of The purchasers in eaaa nssanents to their
own order, bearing interest
sale to maturity and thereafter with special mortgage
on the property sold until final pay uisiis. 4
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Pnblie
of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
Trente-un morceaUx dc teare dams lie fond
du TrOisleme District.

aiues dams raosse Orleans sur ia i've gauebe du aspre
p = p s4f s s a9
de vile Les ainssioiis plan de "
Les Nos, TO- il IT, dams la section No. j.
Les Nos 4 IT, dams liz section No. . ont
chacum ~ apents do supericie
Les Nos ct IL dams la No. 3 ont cacn %
arpents de supericse
Nos. section ont chacun 40 ar
penis de 6nperfeie.
Les Nos cts daas section No s. ont chaeun
40 arpents de superiicie.
lie No. 9 dams la section du 81 arpens ct 65oe
de supericie.
dams section No O. 40 alpen d. snper
lie No4 dams No. TO- 50 arpens s,Oo de
superfcie.
L. No dams la section No. 10 Al Oode
lie No l. dams section No est de orrne trsnga.
. dams La section No IL q afents 60 100 ds
superhcie.
lie No 8 dams Ia section 50 alpens 2Oo do
superheit.
lie No dams la section No T. 50 arpents 90 100 de
superfcie.
lie No dams la section No r. arpens 5000 de
superhcie.
moroccan No la H. 81 a4pens soloo de
superheie
No. 5 dams Ia lsecop No. H. "a arpens 1900
de superhce
lie No. 8, dams Ia section No. a. srpsnts de SUI
pericie.
en- pse dams la section No II 81
Ia section No. 20, ct b q arpants 81 100 de huperfee
STUD en- parte dams la section No. % ct
section No. e, ct 10 apents 2i-loO de superfcie.
BITTERNESS EFT GoHDITITIoNs-u cinauerne CONN
an lie reste dsux trois quatre credit bcts
des acquefeurs fats payables la Banque DIES Coyens
Louisiana garans par hypotheqnr peae les PROPHECIES
Fendues Ryec les privileges du yendeur. Lesds bes
ont nssst rssande pour cent Fan date
cent Ian nsqu'a parfa gaeent Cette derniee
esra pas etre nteprsee dc manee quot
10 Placement desdits blets
acg1ffeurs Sc feron METRE possession lears pre-
fa ct requis denx eli
conditions de Ia essus neDonte ouze iouy
qu snvrent 10 Jour de la de dai on gI
gence de eur part les propee ACCUSES par
GEES ct yendues eu ct rsque
aure miss en- default Legal.
Les sces de yene padeyant c. E. Forer noaire de ye
No. 10, rns du Camp, aux fras des acqusrsurs. ss0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
BY j. b. WALTON,

SUCCESSION OF JOHNSON BEACH. DECEASED. =
Twelve lots of ground Benvie street, in square
bounded by Solomon, Benvile Napoleon Cont Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

J. B. WALTON.

SUCCESSION DE JOHN McDoNoGH.
VEgTg A LEsCAN SANS RESERVE DE s1 rgRRAIss
dams la vile dc McDonoghyile, credit os long,
edosscars, par ordre eompts AcDonogh School
Fund vile ds la Eouvelle- Orleans.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS on 1ERssIcHoRE;
street Prytana well adapted private residence
convenient to the Pryanis omnibus line 70 the Carrolito
Ralroah-succession Of Perry S. Warfeld, deceased
BY ,. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

We are informed by gentleman from Brown
county who visited our office to-day. that the In
dians are very troublesome in that country. He
tells US that not long since they killed three men,
employed on the Memphis and California Overland
with whom we were well acquainted. The names
Of the other two our informant did not remember.
The same gentleman tells us that person named
Sneed, living on the Colorado, above the month of
by party of men, and shot to pieces. II is not
certain who the persons are WHO committed the
deed. They supposed that sneed had driven off
the horses. These things may have been published
before, but we do not remember 70 nave heard OF
them. - "a l5..3 =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

ure
MEhNE lpIs W GfsoeNn In Square No. Iii bounded
ny bfinEer and Magellan Streets desig
each of the above streets, by dept Of Id feet
cep lots which have depth of $50 feet French mems
urc,
TWEI w LOTS or GRorrNn 4, s,,a-. ~ ~
~ Iani.ia fanaoo. s.ai, III olnaTe no ny bounded
~ Nv th M ia ~ il eeis ana Shepherd Row
as.h ~ IN a,nya na1a5 ach Oh feet
t sxcent two hicb have di s * depth Of 10
ee ols' "le navel uplh oil lou feet all French
iaeasuie'
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in Square No. lsl bo,ra.a
Franklin, Hancock Ameieus Copernicns 5as
Nos IL inclusive measuring zach "a fas Tt
tho above Streets by depth Of in feet
cent Two lots which have depth Of Ito fep hi Frs "
Nesi 't' W.
r,yr1 w, ora t,F cpoT1,.n l.. Co.. =, -. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

-,JJpry ONE nIpFERFNT TgACTs OF LAM .4,
esh At rleans m the left hank Of The
- he rear 81 Tie Third District Of Ibis cIty i n
~ 80 10 r. an.Srdnp IN man drawn nv Tons II P7I;s
ei,Y nfyeyor the dimensions being taken from plan BY W J.
Nj III II L Surveyor. General - - 49,
AAsoa4ioA' 49,
Traets Nos IN Is and a. In Section No l. contain aacb
=, is.sS a III II. 10 :, - 80 - - ~. - A sS'
~ sAps'A''A' Ns So
Tracts Nos and H. In &c., No g. contain each 40 su.
zerfefal acres
Tracts Nos and H. se No. contain each superficial
~ I'D @ T., Ca. W 4, ,,o;, o. An a,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
j. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION DE NoDoNOgH

''09OFF'ss1N71' 117s
VENTE INPoRTANTE EFT PosITIyB DE TRRRAINs
DE FsLEUR sTTURs dams LIE SECOND DTs
TRICT
GENT SIX TLETs TT CENT soIxANTE TsRRAINs
sITUEs DAMS LIZ TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIx PORTIONS DE TEgRE sITUgs DIS DBUx eoTBs
DU BAYOU SAuyAGE.e ct
SEPT UETS De TERRg DAMS LA WILLIE DE MTLSE
BURG, pour 10 compile des prsncrs achetsuss IN Ess
long credit, endossenrs,
s.g=-g ...s
TRRSTEET uNF PORTIONS DE- TEgRE DAMS LEPoND
DU TgoIsIRNE DISTRICT.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Eaeanteur de la y1s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

J. r. WALTON.
fIropriStSs Dc Jsst John 1fcDossogs contiate.J
Cetepareele de nayan asnzis srpenss suppe
aneIe content environ Is superse plus nons

Cette pareee dc teTe nayan Jszs ~ srpenss suppc
quee conent environ Is acres de supeGce plus gu non
H- CONDITIONS I'm cinqusne compliant. pour Ia ba
lance credit de dsux tFo quatre annses, pour h
nosss des scaufrers payaes Il Banaue dss teyens de
pke vendue privileges pour les yendears lnhe
de parr de date de Is vsne schs
de Placement schfance les dies notes porte
ront aiors an nteet de cent Ce dernere
dton deit esre INTERPRETERS de maere rsder lie pe
ment des dites notes, aucune fas1n.
Les aequereur auront sc metre surs poprss
ais confoeron conditions edeGs dsTukeS dens
ennraae suyant jour de REHABILITATION ct de dsai
on de negligence de ieur part a propse ahe6c
veudue ienr conpte ct iisque, autrc ayis.
Ace de pardevant O. E. Porter Esq, no.as public,
No 10 rue du Camp, aux frats dee acquerears. fel3
ESTATE or JOHN McDoSoGH
VALUABLE LOTS, IMPROVED AND uSIMpgovED. IN
The First District BY order and for Of tbs McDone
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
j. B. WALTON.

ESTATE or JOHN McDoNoGH
uNRRsRRvED SALE AT AUCTION OF a57 LOTS OF
GROUND, IN tbs town Of dcDonozhsnle very long
credit. without endorses By order and for account Of the
hcDoaosh School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-27

Upn Ger fran3DliIden Diplomatic nod 1881
sefSroerte @erf in 6ro9e 5u i~teleu. 3alltit
Ipllen Bic ~curOpaiIderL bie6eutlhen 6esierun~
gen beI9widtist perOeu. @c9enpartig liao
Bic uapcleonilden 2ii9ell 10 lallg6etrlis, lie ret-
fen nit 10 8epaltisen @iebenlneilenltiefell, SaB
Grflaruit5en Der pfii5ienifem Sorte, Die nod
feine pier5ebu Gage aft iparen, blrd nadfol~
genpe Gunosebun9en a~lltiquirt ipurben. =
Soult 1aste gtuprlepn ieineu Sertraute1, bic
Ut eiaem raI9eren Goridreiten aui bet ga1r
Der @reberunSen ma6nten, irlmer ntr 9an5
troden: pBalencpre !" Sett peiB man nidt,
1T Ct Oer topte Saul, ber j. Idaea seritter
piro, pper Der toote Setter, Der 10 idnel
pbltrre burre Bop bop bop" bappu 9alcprirt.
3pd 6urf maj uid1t perbeblea, paB Der 9fapOs
leeniSmu8 .nidt pbne Gin 9rpBe8 pSeu b'arti=
fice", pbne eiaen 8rano BON RerlorrliS, BON
Der 8ibte abtreten miro. u2aB iie rotten,
bellt tie Iollelt z" n3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-27
&eetes pm @aibinatpn.

Us a ii II 9tOn, 26. NPrll. 81. 6oN,
infer Mstnilter- III bet S6pei3, bat benz
Staat8lefretar @aB 9eidrieben, paB-er ale
Ilt8iidt altf cine balDi9e 8eieiti9ung Der 8es
idrdnfnngen Der S8rueliten in Der Sdmeis
babe uio DaB er III Ieineu 8elnibuisell pDrrt
eigliiden uno fran56liden @eiaroten enersiid
unterlfIbtA merbe.
G8 lplrbe bente bonn Wiarine=O %initer per=
fii9t, faB Der Dampfer 91culofe, ipbalO er an
Der Qnarantdnc pDn Netp<0Or alfomnt, bic
@eianotl9aft nad Sampton 8patS brit9en
lpu, bon mo Iie Damn al1f einem aitoern Oaiu=
pier i1ad 8albin9tpn sebradt perOen ipirb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-27
&elcgrdpbtibe SSdcbrtdbtem
8ert fur 0en gdlttmrre gBeter.1
Die Sempfratiid)e Ofatipnals g Convention in
] GsMa sGbarleffpn. -
81 Eag.

.aGbarle1 It Oma &c. gpri[.a Die Sibung
nnl 10 ll6r. ene.a2p41
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