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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

n " v Y A man should 10 virtuous for hisown sake,
ethougt NOBODY were 10 know y; % he would bs
81 clean for hIa own aaks, though nobody we're q
see him. Aetni
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THE MARKETS.
New York Cattle Market.

Fox the WEEK ENDING WEDEsDAY, April 10, 1861.
TOTAL RroxrPrsos CATTLE o. ALL KINDS, THE wEEK.
According to the reports from the several market
places In the city, there have been received thisweek;
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THIRD DIsrATcH.l
CHARLESTON, April l9.

The firing has continued all day without in
termission. Two of Fort Sumter's guns have
been silenced, and Il is reported that o breach
has been made In the south east wall.
The answer to General Beauregsrd's 9 demand
by Major Anderson was, that he would suren-
der when his supplies were exhausted--shst is,
II he was not reinforced. IA
Not casualty has yet happened to any of
the forces. ee
OF the nineteen batteries in position, only sew.
er have opened 6re on Fort Sumter; the remain.
der are held 10 reserve for the expected feet
| Two thousand men reached this city this
morning, and embarked for Morris island and
the peiehborhood, v. Is 40 -, Z . w
I Firing ceased for thenieht. \. will bore
nsRsd early In the morning. Ample arrange
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CHARLkST0N, April II. '
To L. P. Walker, Secretary of War, Mont
gomery: Demand sent at O'Clock; allowed till
6o'clock to answer.
(Signed) G. T. .BEAUREGARD.
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COWS AND CALVES.

There is no material change in the market for mch
COWS. They are generally better n appearance this week
than heretofore and will sell at about the same average
price, We noticed one stable Of about Dozen rather
below the average quality sold at S33 each with young
calves.
Another stable OF Central New York cows with young
calves above the average in appearance the said
cost him, including freight and expenses, Si3 each,
doubunD aud he did not expect to realize over S4O.-
The swil mkmen try to cheaper upon the plea Of
the law before the Legislature to prohibit making swll
milk for sale and that has effect upon the market
WORKING OxEN.-There is considerable demand this
week for Work Oxen. which cannot be supplied There
are but few pairs for sae-n fact don't but two or
three yoke that were brought In especially for selling
workers. though few pair may be picked out Of
lots Of fat Oxen, buyers Of are willing to pay
more by the pound than butchers 1t Is opinion that
100 pairs OF Oxen could be sold here In the next three
weeks at from h9lc net b than the same grade
OF Beef Cattle are worlhsay from Sl00 to Sl6O pair.
number Of people will be quite disappointed this week
in not finding workers In market.
We noticed sale Of one pair estimated at % cwt live
weight at $l4O At IS lbs y cwt they would net $40
lbs, which at Do would be Sl38 co. This Is fully lc.
more than they would have sold for to the butcher.
mn orrDu
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mo. S ].

CHARLEsToN, April lO.
To L. P. Walker. Montgomery:-The rea.
sons are special for - o'clock.
(Sigued) G.. T. BEAUREGARD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

u See advertisement Of Prof. MILLER's
Hair Invigorstor in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

uAVING THIS DAN SOLID OUR
~ sloct y elsesls. 1ir q, pIsiira, ws cheer.
y 1'F7yl'reU TH0s. WifTIr 4 IN
Columbus, March 2olh, le0i, ,-sp1-dd. w -, :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13

GopEY's LADY's Book FOR MAY.-This is q
rich and splendid number, adorned with two
beautiful steel engravings-''B 'Butter-cups and
Daisies," and the "Dawning of Genius" and
also with double extension fashion plate, rep
resentiDg late spring fashions, and lady on
horseback in beautifully colored riding dress
Beside these, there are other engravings and
drawings, which, from their number and variety,
we cannot stop to specify, but which render
GoDEY so deservedly popular with those who ad.
mire the ingenious aud the beautiful.
The literature Of this number will be found
entertaining. "Mr. and Mrs. Rusher," by the
author of "Mrs. Slimmens," ia continued, and
so is that beautiful story Of "Sunshine and
Shade" Among other excellent articles, every
reader will be pleased with, ga Great Bargain"
and "My Forte," by young lady, who sought
her forte without finding It, till, as most readers
win think, she began her story in the May mum.
ber of the Lady's Book. '',-
The price Of the Book Is SO year. Address
L A. GoDEY, Philadelphia. i
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!, CORARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
II HAVE THIS DAY AssOClATBD
a. ~ VIII ~ ne 10 the Grocery business, Mr.. ADAM
eac'ee under The arm name of DKxma Nrswnspu al
me o'd Stand No 30 north High street -. ~
Columbus, ApriliO, Issi-sprii:dls y = pAAiN''
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 4,5s3.


On account Of the drovers We glad 10 be able to
report that they not suffering they did last week.
Farmers too will be glad to learn that the severe de.
preston Of prices reported ago has not proved
chronic They better this week. about equivalent to
kc.ne y b. say &c. y net for good clipped sheep,
and lie. for unclpped lot Of fine wool pelts sold
from one flock whicn cost the butcher Sc head at "a
each About half of the sheep in clipped and the
cold weather Of Monday and Tuesday was very severe
upon them large wholesale butcher told us on Tues
day that his last sales in Washington Market were at
b by the carcass. il
Clipped Sheep may he sold at 4a5c. p B, live
weight, and unclpped oneSat 596c according quail
ltys au fIl- ] ala =. y = - : 81
Part OF theajvance Is owing to the smaller supply on
sale, but independent OF that there Is better feeling
among buyers this week. and much more life in the mar
ket The general quality Of the stock is very good and
With reasonable supply the rates current this week will
probably continue. Early lambs are selling at prices
that should encourage farmers to produce them much
more abundantly, which be done perfectly easy by
providing shelter and root crops for the ewes. For
coarse forage, there Is nothing better than we'll cured
cornstalkSfor sucking ewes.
Receipts Of Sheep this week by McGraw & 0'Brien. =
From New Yorv: H v. Wright 1893; James Carroll.
POI; David Miller, 90: E. Hunt, l43. From Massachu
setts; VIM. stcddart, 50i VIM. Dewey, 59 Total, 669
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' '-'S CHARLEsroN, April 12.
LIP. Walker, Secretary of War, Montgom-
ery;-He would not consent Iwrite to day.
Intercepted dispatches disclose the fact that
Mr.. Fox, who had been allowed to visit Major
Anderson on the pledge that his purpose was
pacific, employed his opportunity to devise q
plan for supplying the fort by force, and that
this plan had been adopted by the Washington
government, and was inlprogress of execution.
[sEcoED DISPATCH
The ball is opened. War is inaugurated The
batteries Of Sullivan's Island, Morris Island
and other points were opened on Fort Sumter at
four o'clock this morning. Fort Sumter has re.
turned the FIRE, and brisk csnnonading has
been kept up. No information has been receiv.
ed from the tseaboard yet. The military are
under srms,and the whole of our population are
ON the streets, and every available space facing
the harbor 10 filled with anxious spectators.
..-. New YoRK, April 12.
The Herald's special correspondent says
Moultrie began the bombardment with two
guns,l to which Anderson replied with three
shots from his barbette guns, after which the
batteries at Mount Pleasant, Cummings' Poinl
and floating battery opened brisk FIRE of shot
and shell. Anderson replied only at long in
tervals until between seven and eight O'Clock
when he opened from two tiers Of guns looking
toward Moultrie and Stevens battery, but a
three o'clock failed TO produce serious effect
During the greater part Of the day, Anderson
directed his shots principally against Moultrie
the Stevens and floating batteries, and For
Johnson, they being the only ones operating
against him. Fifteen or eighteen shots strucl
the floating battery without effect.
Breaches, ball appearances, are being mad
in the sides of Fort Sumter exposed TO the fire
Portions Of the parapet we're destroyed, and aev
eral guns shot away. iaf
i The fight will continue ell night
The Fort will probably be carried by storm.
| 1t Is reported that the Harriet Lane receive
q shot through her wheel house. She 10 in th
ofing. No other government ships are in Sigh
sands. EVA ai
ruuton ntevArCrr
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l.. p. Walker, Secretary of War, Montgom
ery;-He would not consent write to day.
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I FOURTH DIePATCH. !

CHARLESTON, April l3.-The cannonading is 60
ing on fercely from all points, from the vessels
outside and all along our coast
IL 10 reported that Fort Sumter is on fire.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

All animals in this class, Of years old
and upwards, must be exhibited in harness.
The roadsters, when mature, should be
14a to 151 hands high, and weigh from
$50 to HOO pounds. He should be a tin-
ished" horse, with sufficient "blood" to
insure spirit and endurance equal to twelve
or sixteen miles an hour without injury. and
should answer to the very expressive term
"a business horse"
Stations in this class viii be expected to
show their style and speed, and any unfair
driving or running will subject the animal SO
driven to be ruled out ct once by the Execu.
tive Committee. This rule will apply to all
animals in every class showing speed.
Committee. Geo. Sprague, Geo. Ry.
an, Butler Co; Cyrus Ashley, Black Hawk
County.
NUMBER TWO, FARM HORSES, On HORSES
or ALL WORK.
By the term Farm Horse" or horse Of
ell work, the Board means IN animal with
suf6cient weight to pull the plow or wagon,
and sufficient action TO hitch to the family
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
PREMIUM LIST
OF THE CEDAR VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL AssocIAT1oN.--6rn ANNUAL FAIR.

OF THE CEDAR VALLEY AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL AssocIATroS.--5rn ANNUAL FAIR.
Glass "A"-Farm Crops.
Best crop Of Indian Corn, not less than
five acres, to be shclled and weighed,
or measured, between the 10Th day of
Nov. and the lst Of JAM next, .S5. 90
Best crop of Wheat, not less than acres do
Best crop of Oats, .. 800
Best crop of Potatoes, of good table quail
ity, not less than half an acre. 500
All to be managed in accordance with the
rules adopted by the State Board of Agricul-
turc. .. .-....+ r.,
STATEMENTS TO BE FURNISHED BY APPLICANTS
FOR PREMIUMS ON FARM CROPS.
1.-The land shall be measured by some
competent person, who shall make affidavit
OF the accuracy Of the measurement, and the
quantity of ground. ~...
2.--The applicant shall make affidavit &C.
cording to the forms annexed, to the quantity
of grain raised on the ground, entered on the
Premium List, which affidavit must accom-
pany the application for premiums, together
with sample of the grain.
3.-The main object of the Society being
to promote profitable cultivation, they do not
propose to offer premiums for crops produced
by extravagant expenditures; therefore de-
tailed, certified account of the expenses of
cultivation must be made. The expense of
labor and manure should be particularly
stated.
4.-Thc kind and condition of the soil
the quantity and kind of seed used; the time
and mode Of putting it in the ground, should
be particularly stated.
5.-The grain must either be weighed or
measured in a legal half bushel. Corn to be
measured in the car, and an average specimen
OF not less than twenty bushels of ears shelcd
cleaned and weighed or measured, as above,
after the 10Th of November, and the number
ofbushels thus estimated stated in the affidavit
FORM OF AFFIDAVIT.
Black Hawk County, IS. A. B. being duly
sworn, says he accurately measured the land
upon which G. D. raised a crop of--the
past season, and the quantity of land is
acres, and no more. A.B
Sworn to before me this-day of-ls6l.
Black Hawk County, IS. G. ID. being duly
sworn says that nc raised a crop of-the
past season, upon the land mentioned by A.
b. and that the quantity Of grain thereon
was--bushels, and no less, weighed, or
measured in q sealed half bushel, as the case
may be) and that the statements in regard to
the manner of cultivation, &C., are correct to
the best of his knowledge. CD.
Sworn to before ME this-day of-1s6l.
To be decided on the first of January, 1862,
by the Board Of Directors.
Class :" B"-Cdtts.
:, .SuperiHtendent-.H. E. Williams, Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

Best bushel clover seed ecd.......... 30
Best bushcl fax seed. ............ do
Sample grain and seeds in all cases to be
deposited with the Secretary. The cxliibi
tors of corn in this class will leave few of
the husks OFT the ear, SO that it may be sus-
pended. ..'..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

The committee on this class will REQUIRE a
full and satisfactory pedigree in every in
stance.
Committee:-T. Greed, R. P. Spccr, d. w.
Jordon, Black Hawk County.
NUMBER TWO, DEvoNs.
Best Bull, years old and upwards, So. 90
Best Cow, years old and upwards, :. 800
The committee on this class will require
full and satisfactory pedigree in every in
stance.
Committee-Samc as No, /.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

in factories, or out of the family will be re-
ceived in either of the classes of Nos. 6 7 8
The largest and best display Of Pot >
terry ware. -. .........r....... do a- o
ConuaHtec.--G. B. VanSaun, NJ. Roune,
Mrs. Dir. Sprague, Mrs. DR.. Smith, Mrs. DR..
Bryant. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
JOB WORK.

Having purchased IN entirely new ONCE our job De.
ramsnt comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
sf Type, Borders &C., thus enabling do every var
ETY. Of Job Work IN unsurpassed In this section
of the State All work entrusted TO care will be
euted on short notice and reasonable terms
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
SHERMAN HOUSE.

~ Waterloo Commercial Street, Iowa. This House
has been recently ENLARGED BY the erection Of addition
fanished throughout, IN style that q not surpassed
sny houss west Of the Mkssaapp hver The bess that
Shs market affords will always be found upon TIE tshle
The once Of the Western Stage Company and the Rail.
voad Ticket O@ce ths House. Stages leave daily for
d1lersnt points North. South, East and West.
PsrsoAs ksveling East Or South Win lind Il to their
edvantags - oal and bay through ticket.
- J. B. JONES. Ticket AGENT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
MORRIS LIPPOLD.
pAADEn ANDHAIR DRRS$ER, Am
xJican Hotel, Cedar Pals, ni0.tf
NOTICE.

FNH1E IibkAkY or THE CEDAR VALLEY 7OETl
IL cultural and literary Association will hereafter be
opened on Friday eve from Z TO O'Clock
nix-0 d. L. TRAcy, Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
JOHN III. BROWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls Black Hawk
County, Iowa. RIVAL EsrArz. IxsrxAScE AND Col.
LxcrI,H AoRNcy. Real Estxt. bought and sold. Taxes
paid residents in Northern Counties Of Iowa
Titles nve ystcd. Collections made and proceeds remit
Ted promptly, an favorable terms.
s xKrYRESceS.
Hon. Thos 2. Wilson, Hon. d. g. Wilson, Dubuque Iowa
Messrs. Greene, Merritt Co Bankers Cedar Rapids -
George Fisher. Esq. Scranton, Penn.
A. II. Miller. Esq. Spencer, ~. Y. ...
pr. Geo. Sprsgus, Secy Ohio Stock Co. Butler CO.
Or. 3. L. Bishop, Peter Mclendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
DARIUS ALLEN.

A TTOHNEY At LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN
"A CllANoE1Y, Cedar Falls iowa. Notes and Bills
Collected, and Claims secured In Black Hawk Buchanan
hremer. Butler, Franklin Grundy and Benton counties
Ohcs In Ovefmans new block Main st. 2:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22


ris, j. NJ. Overman, Cedar Falls.
NUMBER SIX, PRINTERS PREMIUMS.
Best daily or weekly newspaper
printing, not less than 26 con-
sccutive numbers. s.......... Dip. $500
Best card printing, not less than
20 specimens. s................D Dip. loo
Best ornamental printing. not less
than three specimens :. Dip. 200
Best poster printing, not less than
Best and greatest variety Of work
from one Office c.......... Diploma.
Competition in this class limited to State.
Con,nsittee.-J. B. Powers, A. F. Brown,
WIN. II. Mcclure, Cedar Falls.
Glass II"
FARM; ORCHARD, GARDEN, AND HOUSEHOLD FRO.
DUCTS.
NUMBER ONE, GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Best bushel white wheat. ..... 80
Best bushel red wheat. ...... do
Best bushel rye. do
Best bushel yellow seed corn 10 the ear. do
Best bushel white seed corn in the ear. do
Best bushel oats. do
Best bushel barley ... do
Hest bushel timothy seed. ...... do
Best exhibition and most useful coltec.
ton Of field and Esrden essds raised
By exhibitor $3.50.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
AMERICAN HOTEL.

1OHN l.. WILCOX, Proprietor, Main St.
ID Cedar Falls Iowa. The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and newly furnished throughout and pre-.
pared attend to the Of all who mxv favor
With call have in conaecton with the above House
large and commodous Stable with good osters in attend.
ance. The Once Of the Western Stage Company is at
this House. Stages leave daily for the East South and
West. ~ 1:sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
MARSH a. GROSS.

nENTKSTS. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted. from
one to an Entire Set, any principle practced ny
shs Prseesson Ladies' waited upon their rexdence
Se@ed. Work done on reasonable terms ONCE In
Ovsrmans brick block. Cedar Fails, Iowa. n25
- MARSH. ". n. GROSS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

DRAFTS ON NEW YORK
FOR SALE By Z. D. HATCH. Cedar Fails, low.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
GEO. &. DEAN.

"LIOs Ns DhANs
NOTARY PUBLIC and GENERAL AGENT,
IN Cedar Fails Iowa. Blank Deeds, Bonds, etc. con.
stantlv on hand. 1:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
ORSON RICE,
PENNsYLvAYIA HOUSE,

y A-UVSA AV .ANk-A XHVOODS
II n. N MAU5z1Hrz, PROPRIETOR. BUTLER
III. CENTER, Butler County. Iowa. The proprietor
having recently purchased and fitted up he above House
aow prepared 70 attend the wants Of all who may "a
vor him with call Good estlers and ssavy u. connec
tion with the House. f7.6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
NUMBER EIcnr-rANcY GOODS.

Best specimen silk embroidery. -. 81. 90
Best ornamental ncedle work. do
Second best do do so
Best ottoman cover r....., :. do
Second best DO 25
Best table cover, (nccdlc work. ... too
Second best do 80
Best variety Of worstcd work ..... 100
Second best do 10
Best fancy work with needle for chair. 100
Second best 10 40 so
Best worked cushion and back. ..... 100
Second best do do 20
Best iampstand mat ....s....... do
do ornamental shell work, 100
Second best do do bo
Best ornamental leather work, 100
Second best do do 10
Best specimen wax flowers, 90
second pest 40 SO
best specimen artincial dowers, 100
Second best do 5n
Premiums Of 50 each msy be awarded on
articles coming within this class, and not
enumerated above
Articles OF domestic manufacture are to be
in the family, and in al cases the exhibitor
must furnish ssidcres that ths articles are so
manufactured; en- no article manufactured
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

Committes.--H. G. Ovcrman, Cedar Falls,
Il. f. Becbc, j. I. Barrack, Bremen County.
NUMBER TWO, SEWING MACHINES AND rPnoL-
sTERER's WORK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

To be decided on the first of January, 1862,
by the Board of Directors.
Glass /" B"-CdtNe.
!SuperiStendent-.H. E. Williams, Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

DUCTS.
Competition limited to the State.
Best ten yards broadcloth Din. SO
Second best do do do
Best ten yards cashmere do 8
Second best do do
Best ten yards satinctt. ....... do 5
Second best do do
Best ten yards fullcd cloth :. do 8
Second best do do do
Best ten yards jeans. ...... do Q
Second best do do
Best ten yards flannel. ... do 4
Best pair blankets. ... ..... do s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22

NUMBER THREE-FINE WORKED METALS, PLATE,
CUTLERY, PLATED, GILT AND GALVANIZED
WARE. CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY-
American Manufacture.
1t is understood that all products of in
dustry competing for premiums, are to be
exhibited by or for the maker, or improver,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-17
3olz@nt.
Qerdts6 Snlpeftpr.

ga tmple, oen %. Nat 1851.
8et bteiem Nnt ipaen Bis am SpnA0benb hn Is. Sun 1861
perRe5eltc Sfferten aneeupmmsn Wcrcen fr lie gisier n9 upn
Wtuucpnrratb unb &renrmateriol an uno oIf cen Seudt.9 hthen
pom 5ones S8lon uuc 9ppperaiuoit8 in Ger @beiapeate 8op nnn
fdr @lios 9,u9t-S @ife uMo 2eupt- 0aus,E cneer. met9e mpdten
i'll Oienii aetelt rperoer. fir Die 0auer eimes SSabte&, ppn l.. Sui
1855 BIS sum 80. Stunt 1862 nelufue. Die Wiunbporrat9e muIien
ppn gutter mb ergrco.er Quolital kiu uno mifen iWrj eoep 9eudot.
l9a1 'mn'' etsrt lIo9ssq' IN IL %aae@m' S@l1a an. MP n. Seer
9toaten gemdB Der Spcfifaieuel IN &afel 9. weIbe be eeIist
Iinc. unb be etuen 8beil ps @onrafteS bloen. an Den 9endt'
bouS Genoer ooer ir8eno kin andres Sdbih, weldbes gu 6jeem
Swede in Baltimore, No., betimmt iein Tiro, braR9ebroft
weroen.
4ds of rien mIfeu eeriieaeIt un6 be'eid,uet lein: Proposals
for Ratlons and Fuel for Light-vessels, uno in etr ga eue8
@oupat ei 9c6 pilen, an oteie8 &mI 9eididt iuetsen, pptnet
rpeuu per fpt gedidt.
SIM 9iliraae Ger 2eudbt- Sans. Gclumiffprt:
9enrp 2. OOffmau, SnrerinteneCnt.
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Mtterbietmttaett

fur bic 2ieferrn9 pOn 9totionen ttto 8rennmas
tertaI fir Die Geu1t S6iife Bel Same0 S.
lam unp 6ppper'straIt8 in Der @belapeate=
8aY.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-17

place and date) sur.ties.
L merely certify, that to the best of my knowledge. the
above named g%uarantors are good and sufficient.
tDAte) (signature.)
For James, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-17

NEGB~ .3if te1ollDeren Gennt1lBnahnle.
GiuraRotrer uns Gstlsube fpatcn febr pprfGtIg fetu, ebr Fe t1re
Gillette faufen ub (eGttu btcielbcn umr son fplafa a%n8efcaten
Matern sner 8wsIatntrdesru, ba He fonR Der @efabr ~auseefeet
fna, k~sf@wiueelt 3u werbcn uno ttr Yeto uafOnf ~ausaebfn.
Durdfabrt8z8ulette @
uaG aGen 3Hes(en pfs gDeasns fno SIT naber BET
Gb. 3. pitbcbroucE, -.
Geuef0isGpl tsrapseusA u gent her 8attinprs- uN6
SttpsGtfenbata.
sasoH go. 81 Gbame8l IT,, Baltimore.