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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

g. Louis, May l6sh.-Tas Inquest On
Aa~ ~s~AirA@. ~ sfsA Walnut akxaet tragedy.
was concluded yesterday The jury found
that SIX OF the deceased died of gun shos
wounds, inflicted BY nuskss balls discharg
ed by volantsss soldiers undsT the COM
nand Of certain olkeara unknown 10 the
Jury, and that two Of the parsons shot died
on pistol shots, hred by sona person un-
known to shs jury. -Four Of the deceased
were q. g. volunteers. sEs f
The sntiFa garrison ss the Barracks
yesterday gave military burial 70 Pssas
Bruette, msmbsr Of Company e Capt.
Beck, frstregimens Of Missoari volunteers
Rrussss, was . native Of FTaaos, azd has
fallen victim to pneanonia. .f.-
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St. Louis, DAY IT, Advices from JET.
fssson City sssss thsa 1 500 State troops
gathered froza Cola and sAs naaghboring
eoaatissy asa. .ssasienad at thai place 10
dafend il against an attack. -Four pisces
of artillery ars there. Mai. GsnaraI Price
has issued orders directing the Brigsdiaw
Gensrals Of the ssverd districts % organ-
iae the Militia of the Stale and FapaTG 30
head quarters. . s...s " ..,
Maj. Geo, 9. Wagaman Of the g, s, a.,
in this city, has reaigned. Caps. John
g. KsIeon succeeds him IN the duties og
the Chiss oosazziasasy of Subsistence Of
shs anilisaxy depot q the Vest
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

Baltimore, Nay l4.--F Fedarsl troops are
fully established On Federal Hill.
A schooner was seized at the wharf this
morning. She had lot Of pixies mauu.
Esetarsd by Winans. BE al I'll =
The correspondent Of tbs AmsEioan Sc
eompanied the members Of the Legislature
10 Harper's Ferry. He says the Virgin
ians have strongly fortified the Maryland
heights oEsslooking Harpssas Ferry
They evidently have no intention Of syae.
uatfng their position.
On Sunday TO, 600 stand Of arms, min
nie muskess and IL esnnoa arrived. Tween
sy mors were expected the Same nighk-
4 bitter feeling prevails IN Washington
county against he Virginians, and col
hsion il considered probable.
Gen. Butler made q formal demand TO-
day ou the safhogitias for lot Of army
Stores In the warehouse Of John 8. Get
kings. Marshal Kane refused TO deliver
them without an order from the Mayor
After an alteration, theogder wns proear-
Id and the arms taken out amounting tc
aftssn dray leads. They were taken 10
the fort, -...- .......,..
Ross Winans was arrested at the Rslay
Honse, in the ears, fram Fredrick. Gov.
Hicks who was aboard, endesyored 10 have
him released .-..ar. -r ...s.-
Ii is said the 9th Massachusetts regi.
mens moves tonight to The Relay House
4 New Jersey regiment ID ander orders
for Alexandria. II r'.. =.-a e
Senator Kennedy of BaItinoFs, publish
Al. H III -
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Rresa aalssmsxs.

BiIhmors, May I5.--eisa. Caldwaldsx's
regiment arrived today. Tksrs not being
room on Federal Hili, shsy we're sncanp-
cd asas Fort McHenry-
Iss reported thai Gen. Butler rssur0sd
10 Annapolis. .s-.-..s
Virginiaus II Haxpsr's Ferry, unsae-
oessfally attempted % bles up the calvert
at Frederick.
Fifty mambsrs Of the Maryland Guard,
left Inst nighs for Harpsrs Ferry, taxing
along theis arms.
Winanss has been seas uBdsg guard to
Fe. MnEzaagY. he wss tp-aay asainasaa
for uengrsass - - iafos2L meeting Of
friends.
asa. BusIer's Proclamation hAs been
sMaphakicaily improved by Gen. Scott.
Itikprobahas shas Marshal Kaae Of Bal
ssmore, viii shnrtiy be arrested.
A spy hos been eapsarsd, having dis
petchaa concealed In shs pana of hin car
fiaxs, fos Gen. Les, q Virginia. shs ssbal
eouamaader.
Ia i understood shal shs GsvsEnmens i
| fuliy prepared to prosecs The Uuion snss
Iuk North Virginaa. as s1y monaus whar
| 10 assissaAes h insoked.
The assarsaee that thA Adninsstsssaez
| 10 vigorously pyossdusiHg iss measures
| nQAinss the inSurreckSonzxy 6tekss, hare
| xs7hasxntisl hasis. AEi the msanbsFs cf th,
lCshinak, sagssAee wsth ~ Rxssidans, -,
l sninz&sd hy sozaaHaR psiacipae in Tar
shsring the plans for shs ponsaaanAtio =
lahs Govsxnmeas's pslicy. An increases
n Ssx..mfs.~ kun.wsszy s9ns k1r3SAd4 fu-6ag
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA rEpnEsDaY NAY o. 1851. Il 60 4
/ NO. 8.

zEg1 ~
- eas ~ s6Ss lscm gsaE za rkklnfs
The pswn4s " insrsesisg ~ aslnsm&st
% though sha we're axpsGtine sn earl
brush with the rebsas as AIsxandria. =
Two more heavy Balg grsens ware moan,
led On her to-aay. 3 ilH u
Ths asszssary ak Wsx snasanosd les
pighE 70 the prssidsns shat aen- Sickeai
ohsred his brigade 5000 strong % tha
government FOR the wheis war, filiy xsm.
% and squippsa and ready for any ssF.
vioe. lis3 l4sst -
Tbs pressdsus said thsy woua b asT
cepsad imnediaaeiy.
senAtor Posneroy of Ksnsas, has sasis-
sed shs War DspeT$msas shsa several Of
kaiais as Fexks Lesvsnwowth Axs6 Rasy
sra qpsn sympsth thizers with 90 Soathmr
rebels. & thorough cleansing ous haa
alre&dy been ordered. 1
pArsaea from NorshsFn Missouri Aow
hare are urging sha gavsRnueus 10 sssasen
~ army in thas par4 Of ths seuutxy,
A large quantity of powder was discov-
sred ID the fsw buildings occupied by
sks New Jersey treops pFevfeas 10 lAAfs
going i1so camp No oaissx nj she gss-
ssassas ss !. sns. ss...s .sazzssa.as ~ ssse. y Asg
has also bean discovered u oEss Of ths
basement rooms OF the pssaus Oxos,
which had NOS been used fer asaa ss1ns.
The powder seemed 10 hare basn Ehsxc
some time and IL 10 nearly worthless.
Orders have been issued fer . strict
search Of ali public buildings, and more
ssringeas guard of thazn. n
Il il said great discontsEt prevails
among the military nab as Haspsrs Far
~. s.~
A serious and bloody row oseursd .
dap or sMo sincs, In which ans or more
og tbs Kaasucky. EolantsxsIaf Dunsaa'a
sqnad were killed, and Others wounded.
Following thfs was threat By Duncan to
disband his squad and resurn horne.
Indignation Is expressed BY Virginsans
that Cor. Lesehsr, by bis proclamation
has prohibited exportasioa of all kinds Oh
provisions from Virginia, Cor any par-
pose. H1. @ i1 F7i
Before Saturday nighs, according &c
the calculations OF tho War Department,
SO, 900 men viii DO concentrated as W Wash-
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis.
8 The Tribune says shas the steaHashir
Africa, now unlosding at Jersey City,
has On board l0, 200 Enasld Eiass for he
q. s. Government. g..-5..5
The Tribune says the Government has
iAteiiigenee that large bodies ef Mexi-
rans are gsrrissning thar fronkiag sewns
Thare e no doubt Texas viii soon have
lively times In looking aftsg eur Govern.
nens troops, various tribes os mercilesl
Indians, and predatory bands Of Mexican
soldiers, and may perhapa wish ahs wsa
safs home again ,....I, EtE.....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

e Baltimore, May ls.--aov. Hieks has
Issued proclamation in answer 70 the
Presidents reputation for troops. He
calls tho loyal citizens of Maryland 10
yoluusssr their services to the extent OF
four regiments Tor thEas msatAsy 70 serve
within the limits of MaEyland, or for de-
fense OF the Capital, subjec4 70 the orders
Of the Commander in-C Chief u the United
States. ~ as II .a. #s~=E4~H ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
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Washington, May 14.-The Gavy De-
partment expects Charlsston, Savannah
and the mouth Of the Mississippi to be
blockaded In the course OF the week.
The government eonssmpaaass the ereo-
tion Of earshworks at regular intervals
along railroad lines leading from the
North through Maryland. Preliminary
suryeys are now making.
The Capital Ia now surrounded By cir
ole of ancampmsats, contso Ing al Fss sds
TO Virginia and Maryland. +. 49,. .
The pawnee Ia opposite the main wharf
at Alexandria, with her guns loaded and
rum ous of her Port holes. She crossed to
| step the iassr{areues with the free aasiga-
tian Of the Potomac, attempted several
times within the laat few days By the reb-
81 garrison Of the town.
Her appearance produced quite panic
| among the seeessiuniata- ~- - r.
The Tribune's Washington dispatches
| saw that hr. M'Millen has inst got IN from
Richmond. He states that there wart
| l0, 900 troops there, 10000 at Norfolk
1000 at HaFperas Ferry, and others wers
pfeparing 70 lsaEe Rishmond for the lat
l sN& Et&s~@H
Business in all Of these places VA en-
| tirely suspended. IL
I Gen. Butler has ordered the ousposss oi
Col. JONES' o&znp at the Relay House x
be extended ten miles towards Harper
Fexry. They viii ass in conjnaosion wisa
an advancing forcs from ChambersbaFg
whose operations viii be against Harpsr''
Ferry. a&5 4@FH
| The advance ousposts ags also aatendeS
10 cut of the dying rshels from Baltimore
who Ii Ia supposed have attempted 10 90
| cape from Gan. Buffers force.
/ Fifteen hundred ssoops aadss Gel Jame
entered the easy this r. NJ is
This moysmepk WAS nada In eonse
auance af reports thai another attempt wa
lbeing made ID rasiYs the mob spirit Il
shas osty, TO pfsvsus the passage og troop
| aad again destroy the railroad.
| Orders have been sent cut FROM tAe Wa
| IDepargmsnl. directing Gen. Wool 10 -
isufne eosnmsaad Of FeFsress Monroe.
4 The Province Banks will take 81, 600,
600 og the lean naxs week.
/ The Gossrznent has sccspsed swe reg
msnas for three months, and one foF slara
, | yeags from Kansas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

Saint Louis May II, a. MA--Ehs Daza-
ocrat Of thin morning gives an account of
the capture Of several Secassionists at
Potos and De Sote, Washingson county.
On Wednesday of this wsek, sy eosnps%
ay Of O. 5. sosdiass sez,s oaa from the Ar
senal BY Gsn. Lyon, aaa commanded By
Capt. Cole.
Some Union men had been driven out
Of WashiagtoA county, and thsar liyss
had bean thzeaaaned bY 6ecassieuisss.~-
Therefoes Gen. Lyon, dispatched the de-
tachnsut OF soldiers over 70 protect them,
The company, unduf Capt. Cole, sxri-
we'd as pososi 3 o'elock w sinesaay mora
ing and at onoa threw chain of saasiaels
around the town. Eaagds wage thea
stationed arsond the dwellings Of ths
most prominent secesaaonisss, and soon
after dsyiigha some $50 men found thszA-
salvas prisoasgs aad we're marched oR 10
the Count HSusa. Here the prisoners
were forzaed into line, and By The assis-
sts&.~~ - 3ssssa AAs4-A as@9
en- out of Peassi, ~hu know an the "a
. .habitanss of the plaee.. The Union man
were recognized and released, amounting
70 over half the nambsr taken prisoners.
Some so Of the secessionifts were also
released On parole of honor, after sab
ssEibing 70 the usHal sash not to take up
arms against the United States. Nine
of the leaders were marched OF 10 the
cars. --.' ~4.-" .~ .t@ @'ss.
The guard then made descsus On q
lead nAnufaetary, and oaptarsa nsar
400 pigs, which, belonged 10 . maa who
had been furnishing Lad to the Southern
army. The Taan's name Ia Johu Dean.
and i now Prisaner as the arsenal. !
Is appears that Dean had bsaa In habit
Of hauling the lead Eish his own team to
the Arkansas line and selling il to the ss-
osssioaists for the Southern aany.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
TTEg COST 0F wAM~--A STARTLING
PILE or DaELAEMg

Tho New York Aesos figures up as fol-
lows What a war Of years duration viii
cost. The total money actually expend-
cd, TO say nothing Of the loss Of life,
ssngnation Of business, &C., 10 startling
enough; but from the temper manifested
BIZ the North, tha bill, be It what il mar,
win be easily and willingly footed:
As We will probably have LOG, 600 men
under arms before o nonsh, their barden
on our people, in peeuniAgy sense, nast
be interesting and instructive, a soldier 3
daily provision costs over twenty cents,
when OF the rough sors; his clothing, am
bulance nncassarias and othaE rsquirs-
ments, over one dollar. In q movable
state, then, every man In the country,
bearing muskes, costs US two doilafs
per day. - .E
Two dollars per day for one man Ia
S2O0, 200 per day for l00, 900 men;
$4,000 per day Is 81 ,4m, 900 psl
week
81, ,400, 900 par week 10 more than sS,.
600 900 pea meath;
Or Sli ROC, 900 for two moaths;
Or 81. 400, 900 for four months;
Or S33 ,600, 900 FOR six months
Or s67 ,2oo, 900 for one year.
Thas fer shs aFss alozs. h fs :
No ahips-no aailoss-ns marines,
Bat 1t will coat twice this. For thl
mere suppors and travelling expenses onl,
| are counted. No Hgurss Tor recruiting
for gsaagals, ofhcsss quarters, government
No figures for replacing dead asn witl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
e We fnd the following among ths
{ locals - In the Wast Bend Post:

locals - In the Wssf Bend Post:
Stag aozS Of expense, E+sa. r.
Peckst f1H o& Hills.
&esns ef thsza nI Lais Stats, -
And @ogas Of sAssn - Liza,
han&s > hagsssa8 daily.
Eelzsg NJ skyestg4-~
l&ni1 shis pFzzky aasA,
Aaa pisAzaaa 10 sha sgss
Bgskas Ia his eeAce,
Baxy as . AaAeiAr.
AasisS no Ihs ~ oksn rugs
N 90 a& ths o
M&1lHS MAhy EAousaD5a~
Oh, the ssssal kzssNi 4
and was TIA wpzxinS pecpaes ..s
E&vs DO atAxid tue sAavs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

r
FsrsAsy wssa tAsa zap ofasr RasiTead Ia Ioasa.
In eonnctiea win the
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
sASTsss4, QESakeas 3sd Best Rssts &
To ChleAgo, Nsw York, Boston, PhIlsdelphis and
RalImeEes to ksoguks ST. LouiH and clneinnEtl,
and 20 al potats in Illinois, Indiana aicngan ohAo
Two Tfains Baip ssavs asa arrivs tsuna.ys az.
esptsd1 IA follows:
LEAyE PrxUawAr AAsIyE At cHIcA Aao
s:S s:s ''s'tss an. = n sis ass esls'1' ? ? n n
n~CanasettRg al 6alsa6urgh with the &oEthsru
CFoss Railruad fer ouAnGyt ~ MsndSta with ths
Ininoia Central Railraad fer GaJsnA and nunlsata,
and ss, Loais and Cairo, At Burlington with fss'
ealing Packets for 81. Loais. -..
SPECIAL NOTICE.
E~Thxoaga to sew YeEk In - hoaEs. Faasan'
gars leaving Gouaeu BlaGs, morning and eysnlnG,
taking this route wiz syrive in ChcAxo az s. Ia5
La fEom ss 10 A8 hours quicker thsa b ony ofnes
routs, aad IN ample time to eonaes with TIE Kreai
MasteraI and Southern Lines. |.... =.
aEy Etax Tiakess via Western stage Company "a
0ktEruvta, whore yoa can bay your Tlcksta Of "a
Burlington Mo: RailFsad Taekst 0ssos, 10 ALI
70 SHPPERs OF groe&,
Stock TFRiRs win FHn regularly, lsayins daily
SandayH excepted Thess Trains have all the Eighta
of Passenger Trains, thHs tnsuFins despatch and
consequently avoiding all saoss vexatisus 4esags
that ara constantly ocsaring % otAsz FoussS.
New Fteek pens have been bail& on both sides ai
the kissizsippi eIosa by the Ferry and prcvsTa val
Aaa thefe aTRry thing tAsy soafa wasA fer ths Sc
commod&tion Of their stDok-
TAroagh contracts given to Chicago.
JOHN @. READ,
Vice President and Superintendent.
D. REMICK, Gen, wsIern Agent.
Darlington, Reo 3, 1881 ~
l.
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HzssrssklaS SyseEaI CsrTsspsa&sness
rev xgE&s Axzy 4osa4s szsss aaes aaMs 3
OhaaA AbsEAbssT sssfA fAeeMdMae a1ess shaa
an asssznps was mAdf last nigkk 10 how
mp the bridge sn the baltimore & o. B.
*. just below the point Of roeka, wAieh
faded. ~ si2.!i ss@ INV VII
The Tines SpsaiAl isspascis from wash-
ington, 18th, says Secretary Gszassaa,
las ssndsxsd 70 siman Drapisx q. Oolan~
sncy q q new regiment Of Dragons.
Mr. Drapiex holds tie proposition opsn
for futase oonsideraaion. - s
The Harsid,s speeial Waahiagton dis-
patch OF the 18th says IL Ia understood
thai tbs traitors haxs made. pxcgfeva OF
purchase Of European and ether forsign
vessels, but our Government has notifsd
the diplomatic corps TO state that no sgsh
Purchases Eill be respected, no naasssz
what Gag thas soEers thaaa. The Ian
guage used On this occasion was anequi-
vocal and decided. II has also notified
the diplomatic corps II any commissioners
fran the Tabel States BIO received by anv
Europssn pexsg, shis Government will
not hssitata sn instant 10 break of all
diplomatic rulasions with said oEfsndine
power, and not only reoail shs Miaiatsr oa
shs United Ssasas, bat diszasss iran II ash
iagton the Minissas Of said powax.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

thpwjng uu 1efeszp vislgta ssY xsnss
vssw 4etAsinso Exit Asy Sss fs-
esition 81 . tsu6e asssaadsa rnmox. Ii
all ssu1s II II fbepids y ssn&msed Il is
sDaad sszizin N indi1hrsns shsnsw al
ss9F Feesssdiness 4 zas - exsssas seas1
The Virginia snd NoxtA Gaxoiina col-
lsen11, lfES fasss &C usasm sso~kxnk 6ssses
have seasadte naks thsig ss&nvas 30 ths
N4amxT Dgpaxtmsuk.. 4
wnnkd Ffshw of the Eastsrr nistriss
of vizginiA. 4 H oaiy jadlsiaI o11osr a
- - - - ~ fsuiknsd. I ~
q. = = s - sa
Hs1sbm I1y rs. 4<jsI.a Aadsssoa
assavs4 hss ~ ssenisg. He ssmaiasa
bat . tsWMomsets. AIe<rs nunhss a
the lae61ston, Gsy. GnPtsn aad eshszs
we're pkossnk Also axi immerss soneafse
of psspas, and IN sonapanies aos Eailfsa1
~ hom Came Cassin. The ;Cal. was
greeted With loud esssss. lea
lie stated 70 Cor. Curtin that Jahp g,
Breckinridga would join him at Cincin-
H&4i 30 sAke o eomui and undar hir. Tfis
snneanesnsas crested O profszaa and
gsssik ~ ssassAio1 Asnsng all da@ss,
Col. AndArsen also stated that tbs Ia
ropean ssesmer yesterday bsought large
qaAntity OF isApFovsd arms Tor the Psds.
raj 9eyexnmasas, @za each saaeaAding
steamer will bring znsses Hs sxpsessss
the utmost ocnddaaee Of the fnAl success
0f the Federal arms and d raconsssuctioh
Ok the Unien On the original bsxis. q at
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EoR THE RAsr-ExrKssIos or THE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-07
StaOt RihmOuO.

= Der ;rtitr Drnurrf "a i'm MGr, lit ucn
Der Gon enticn t,itmmt mUrocn, nm iibrr lie
NnuaNm, crsr Srrmsriuna Ger ppu Der SON.
prnt,rn rrprrrrtem Contribution ~dt,nltim men.
Sd5 y odrdmm rs am nGhA.n Wiontaa
itHtif 5euprn Souccrtee 1T Gin 10 ~amSlcmGpltr,.
unt rit au i'Ireu Nhtnr CUR Nufubruma tom
mrurtu ,wti Vultp,sl, linp ip dn3tebtno, ran
mir acru INN y ubt res liirntr Gbtatt ! auf.
~fcrrern. Ter Grtraa ptriro Yon brrli9.n Niui
fern unp uni.r,n 6urn,rn peIdnltalttttn Con
cut,S umr &btlter Scrlt,uura 1T gum Stlt;n
e'ute ltlt lanN!r 3rit ,ttrluEtcn hilfsteruritatn
Ntuiit re ttlttmmt. tin @'uno msbr. rr ums
iur (brrlnabms an riticr 6eltlIttrIt auffurrut.
= Ter lErntrr birit piels QGcdr dan; amer
nartet unp unnnAtmtlrct mrt leintn Shnrtflo
fin. Sbauwrttsr mn rptbcu Nlrsn lelnsn Sm-
qua, UUus pier y Otbsn llh.r. as ,r in ricitn
SrtusArnptn gu erldbctnen pfcgt. Gum @lud
fur RE Nrmrn. Die SrennmatcrtIl BET Den irRi.
arm bcttn 6Ul, nnr RCb!en rriirm fdnm ~
{ idmmNf SumGbtCn. 1T rirrtr slne m,ircrc
@0irtIunS clnlttrtten uno Sbuce uur Gns
Idnliit Urr'tmunCrn.
- Z unt. Studtcir INN mehter, Mitalieptr
r., Mlro OIL Il Il. @orpalnie tTafer am Spun.
u M nlrr rim, wcrrcn Itrr ppbi rrcir &ldt III
rn, yIser 20, " ppor Nwt urudt brtn. So
rrn @,r 1ten un'piae r~,fansrn nh all, Mere
Sr,urrc wobl uur muutT.
l@m. = lrfr, rer an nr 17t,n Sira6e
c,ut @,rccrrg y at. wurre am Nirntds con Ell.
trm SrrIter NlmnS SlmcS SlIirr obnt ir
.J,.r .1n' (itrl 10 II ina srlhrl:H. Ter MGIe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-07
&eriebt Der pireiniiebem S3anfcm.
SabslariItc llcbcrF6t Ger pirsiniGben Sonfcn in, Sctpbcr
1861, eennhB einta Sctee or mcIeegebuna runl
2ltCu Rdr; 1861.

Sabeu9ru6e ucberf&t Ger pirstnii6en gonfcu tr Sctcber
1861, e.mSB eint6 @uee or mcieegebuue rom
2litcn Rdr; 1861:
Sanf OF Serfclrp. lOe.00O N1pjiul $3.50 Circulation
6,GS3 % Saar, SO,fSl 80 0!ppiten. 59.2O7 AZ OrS,.
Don0ile GAN, 100000 Rap.. ~@233,35I Sire 47,73s ~
Soor, 1915 } 80 Dep. iSS.426 10 GiSc.
Sant Of Gbarletpn. 800 900 Nap, s.. 1852 so Girc;lonpu.
1850 % Saar, 21,33S 81 Der. 1873, 90! 60 Disc.
Scntb%SlteTn SGnf of Sirsinia. gsptbepiue, IGI, 800 Rap.
i,s'oz9 Slr6Hi. S6.76S 81 &ear, 66,9o5 73 Dtpolutn,
Sanf Of Ofbrip9e. I25, 900 Ror.. 1870, $50 Circulation.
lll6o 81 Boar, SIP 20 Der. los 522 Al Disc.
Sanf Of the 9its Of gttcrStura, 300, 100 8opit. 40 1914
Sirs.. 1884 s7 9aar, ,I3S, oI2 Sc Dep, 296 226 90
Discounts.
%, nf pf Secttssiar, loo. 600 sap.. 12s. PA eire,,totiOu.
1880 20 Soar, 30,263 As Sep., 81 T73 IS Disc.
Ban OF gitti9lganiu, 1882 rs Sap., 1853. 100 Sireulot.
t4o.Oll 81 Saar, So. 9S1 81 Dep. 29o. IS 20 Disc.
Nt:rSdnts Sant Of Siraunta, 2sn6burs, 42e. 900 SapitoI,
S . GtTS: vs. 29f IL Saar, 117,OlS 80 Tepotten,
Sant Of Grms pnrearb. 1~.o74,3OO aasital, a57.l4ogir>
eul, 72.l43 ID Saar, 1851 OS 9,p.. SOS, 7O5 Dice.
Sert II eomnterce, 6rccrrIdsbure, 15S, ITO Snp., 1880
DtserHnt.
araDers =, Of ai8mcno, soe.1r aas., l14.9 $40 Gtre..
1926 II Saar. 36s, 30s AZ Dtp., o 'l74 62 Disc.
6arrierS 8dnt rf 6tncoile, I6 900. RaYitnl, @i.2.2O2
S;re., 1880 II Saar, 3s,11s SO 0rpo tt I2I, $40 IL
Sanf OF Yrsiniu, 2,5O1, $50 Sos.. 81 2ts SOY GirruIo,
3@4,95S &c Saor, 2~,564,4S7 0,p., 1875. SIS &C. Ode
Sant o. Sftrns"b, 1870, f95 9as sol, sOu Gre, 97e6 II
9aat; IS,oIl 81 Dep; I2o,5s7 OIL Dice,
Sent-lpnpilcB rlnh OF toe Nprtbmelern iSanf Of gSiroiris
9tp.; 32S.Oi2 so Dice.
Mrntsclc Slat, GslrIptrsYiQc, $780, o Gar: AZ. O7s
Str.; f79,O24 Saar; lO4. esq 81 0sppTl.; 365, 67S IS
Otee7uutS.
G,ntal Sanf Of giroinja. etaurton. 2s1 400 GositoI;
80! 9ll Sitt:; 1919 "a Saar; 193,3lO So Deppft,u;
Sant p 1nplrceeiQc. 15e. 900 Sap; 1890 Gilur[ot.;
1929 81 9aar; 90 1902 so Dep &c, 5S5 81 ice.
UarrtsrS Saht cV Str9inia, 3. I5O, 900 8aYital; 2,plI, 773
SIrs; 4l5.749 90 Soar; $3.50, 673 13 Gss.; 5,O6S,43
~ OtSccunte.
Sant Of c SaIIcp, 1~,215,osO 8as 81, 47S,53 so Gtrc.
32S,6l6 20 Sau; 3S ,29i rs Scp.; ! ,9G9,57 OS 9,sc.
er61n9e 8ant OF Sir9rnta, 2,72l,3oO RAP 81, 5S4,472
Gut.; S5i,96o 65 SaIr; $500, 500 So pep.; S~,65l,5G0
40 9iscrunl5.
Quotes ersiept: $1f, lS4 1852 IS aap.; 9~,s69,5I5 Girc.;
2,lA,365 % Sa1T; 1l,27I ,2Ss 6S Dep; 10, 760, 1877 SIS
Discounts.
Dis GircuIo;iUn Sicitr Sonfer lit ourb ttm Siaoss
uno cen Sputtncrtrttn Staattn gt!natte @pIriben ertobt
wO'bsn,
+ Die Suntrc, wtihe in bent gcrt6tc Der aort IF pitt.
lslq9n'a ale 9aor d~nsc9ebsn 1T, teittbt IN StIp L. g8tr;b-
poplcTtn. Die rn Der NlenriccIp grnf tcrjhtttc Sunlnle
6elttbt nr ans 4 ,O24 in Mlur;;, Ger Ngt tuee0tn In
99srtbrarjercr. 81. Spmo-f.
@'ilt1Nt St0ai5s SCcyc;6r.
GrCcutto~G CpariNrCrt. 23. 9lro. 1861
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-07

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