davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
8iber sntelllger'le.
PR1CEs


q - s,:S Friday Morning. Janrs,ry 2t 49, g
The weather yesterday was prononnced py t tne
ladies' to be lovely. The great author Of day shone
with undimmed refulgence, and the great afch 81
heaven was Of q deep, dark. beanaiuA olu ls.
swithouta shadow Of cloud TO be discovered. me
Temperature was cold and pleasant Tor outdoor
occupation. N #5ss.! MI e
Business on the landing was active, The ar.
rivals we're fair in number mostof the boats bring
ing ingood trips. @
The Mary B. Keens and Vioksburg had good
trips The Keene returns to Memphis on Saturday,
ana lie Nieksbufg will lay up forrepairs until her
next regular day comes round. ~ /
I The Clara Delsen also arrived yesterday with a
slighttrip. She, however, brought down q regl-
me1it Of soldiers. MI
The Natchez will be found at the leyee, receiv5
ing this morning, and leaves tomorrow evening,
carrying the Confederate States mail for Vicks.
burg.
Thew. III. Morrison, for Columbus, and the Ed.
]. Gay, for Memphis, were among the departures
yesterday, with large trips.
/ The Yazoo, for Columbus, Memphis and inter
mediate landings, will leave positively this even.
ing. :.
The St. Lonis Republican of the 10th says:
The river hereSis rising again, owing probably
to the mild, thawing weather. In the twenty-tour
hours ending at 10 O'clock a. NJ. yesterday, the
river sweled one and aha inch, and was then three
feet above @low-wa mark in December, 1850.
There is about Ave feet water in the channel out
to Cairo and the river is still full of ice The Hi
os has been and still is closed BY the ice 40 far as
we know Navigation in the Missouri river Is
closed for the: season. i !, II 4 saf, 4 "A.
The Memphis Appeal of the 22d says: Nd
The river is still rising fast and unless consignee
look out much Of their fteghtwiH soon be in the
swater Business at the landing was very lively.
/ The weather was chilly and gloomy. \
JoHN A.; GoTTEN FOR BAYOU, SARA---Fhe g. 3.
mail and splendid low pressure passenger packet
iaJohn a.. Gotten, Capt. Y. B. Baranco, commander
and Mr.. A.. Dnpuy, clerk leaves OF y 9 ,clock =. u
/ for the above and all coast mail landings
Il MARY I. FOR LAFouReHE. fast tri-weekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt AL Dugas' com;
mander, and Mr.. Eugene Latapie, clerk, leaves at u
oclock this day for the above and all Intermediate
I coast landings 81 81 # .1 !9S{. e a.
YAzoo FOR CoLUMBus. :, The fine, new, fas
! passenger packet Yazoo, Captain Jno. 8. Wallace
/ commander, and B. r. POWELL clerk, leavespo
4 lively at 5 o'clock this evening for Viekshurg
Memphis, Columbus, and all landings in the bends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
". r. HODGKIES.
URSI& F. SEICSH.
S. A. KINGSLAND.
W. +. HDDGKINS,
CHAS, MENSMAN,
URSIS +, SEICSHNAJDEE,

SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Davis, on behalf of the delegation of the
Fourth District to whom was referred the petition
of Mrs Arthe1nise Michel, presented the following
report, which was read, and. on notion unani-
mously adopted: e.. '.-.sa -z
The Special Committee consisting Of the delegation from tho
ihsHe Mehe asks avseio reports etsctnT
the n s f %o sf ss 2.e' csmetsy Be- S
on tie 4h instant they repaired to the said Fourth District
s lions 81 e.
Davis H M w e SUH,f E nj Who
men, me sw os ofsd Sas e ~ ADJUST Captain
ef asisip Sfas
ns s Tas e s ae w Fin %h
the corpse bro ght he hensad he d no. have The money
sa w fssssa a saS h" him
d 1sny1 and sds a, Il pess pi s
# Is "a and U gs o ShI haa ~, not sg a
Mr. G. H. Grazing, wherein bury his ana the body Of
a On he TO BIZ # sts @eas 5 snt
f G" Lss tomb No Immediately
s %'f' sssy ss r.
a o aul hs 9fn e S 1885, ea h mr.
s e he at
l. seems he opened thu wrons ya and @ 49,
s seesR IN s po Of o Wso
1ss nE Cher hSn am dc
him he cannot now say These eror4 were al e9IaeSsa u
&c IT, So g
ter's Field and that of Capt Halls nephew transferred
Potters Field tomb No. So Wnes has been in the employ
the late for and never knew nun TO re
bdy Poters Field except where he mad pad Tor Inc
| tomb himself. i, -, "a.
From tho above tie committee satisfied that MI reports
arising this subject unjust to the nsrlory n inc Salt
Phillip Harry That and most shocking error
has been question: but there seems to be
no evidence crime Intended and al who's door the
or that Of his assistant Nc Frederick ntthere is now no way
10 deteane The committee respectfully recommen that tu
enort he nshed AID committee be discharged from
The further consideration OF the subject Rr++ d..
Respectfully submitted, ,,,,,-,,, -.
n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

rAmERDN u co., j.. D.. DEALERS IN CAR
pasincs OH Cloths. etc, No. 124 Canal street.
" -foynfs & co.. j., DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
k Eauss Fry corner Gann and Bourbon Streets
A YlTISBNS, q. s., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
NJ ssS Tcnnn;ton las streets II o5s II
NHclpDy :. NJ. SHIRTS q ENTLEMEN's FURNISH
yk ing ocas and Fancy Articles Canal and Roys
D.. Va
s,TRINGER, f., 81 CO., FASHIONABLE CLOTH
y IMP Furnishing Goods, Trunks Carpet Bags etc. No.
rsrsrTt-Het u ~ - W Z ~
HKO0RE d CO... SAHfUfEEa, e.. DEALERS IN
IVA China Glass and Grucsery ssi sne House furnishing
GaSGs, 81 Gam? street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

90 ~. l}5g a. ~; CoHPzRoLLEK's, OFFICE,
-, viz City Of New Orleaps, July 7, 1855.
N ~ F. tEt mo 2l29.l Ia ~.
% ESOLVED; That the Com ptrOuer be and
he hereby authorized and required give notice, by
standing in the Official journal that in
witt the section ordinance No. 44i approved &srch
So 1854 the Council will bill agaiut the city unless
under authority from ths Comptroller, In
scccsdnucc with the ordinance referred to.
r. y Sixned} 4 L. TRACY
4s&.s " Frsaident Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
- Signedt y l. L. E. PLACE, H.
sT President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1856. CD tF ~
,signed J0R& L. lew is. Mayor. go- -w.t e.
the officers Of ha city and Of the pnsu
spectfully called TO tbs foregoing resolution.
5T 49, -. C. ". CULBERTSON,
slv16 tftA f' - orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

sllraT 10 order rs doa35 bbls nolasses to Belocq
Noblom lSco--45 hhds sugar Foley, Avery 6oo-le
bbls nloasses Labatut 35 do Rotchford, Brown
&co-56 do Darby 4 Tremoulet-24 do, Toledano Y
Taylor-59 do Gordon \ Castillo N 50 90 ds Hall Y
bbls sugar bbls l life Dbl molasses 3 Nalle &es--
j hid sugar i tee Inui,sses j " A:tA.E &ce-l hhl
syrup G Rasual-2l head cattle Roman IA hogs H
Nafe-sunGries to order. = II r. " #"M1 #.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

and N Western Beeyes lsA hogs, ass sh'eepn ~
Veal Cattle and 3 Mich Cows. Stock remaining q
on sale are 1I62 Texas and l77 Western beeves'
227s Hogs, asss55 Veal Cattle and Y Mich Cows We
quote So 55s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
atlatille antelltael,te.
cxrsurNr OrYIoE, No. 10 Camp Street,
y s44s{7 y ss Frfiay Morning january "a 1872

Arrived Yssterds8. s..
~ Steamboats,. tsg
/, Yicksburg, White, I'm Memphis.
MARY u Keenes. richardson, I'm Memphis.
!, Clara Dolsen, Dunning, I'm Columbus.
B L Hodge, Sinnott, I'm Vicksburg.
:. j NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobden' g Store.
Acadia, Vincent I'm Donaldsonyille.
Music, Dalferes, I'm Lafourche.
: Laurel Hillr Heno, FIN Bayou Sara:
j Empire Parish, Grant, i'm Lower Coast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

II
Mr.. kingsland appeared and took his seat
/. Mr.. Dupre moved that the foregoing communi-
cation be laid on the table, subject to call. Lost
Yeas: Messrs. Dupre, Laborde and sechsnay-
dre-3 s
NAYS: Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Davis, Hodg-
kins, Kingsland and Mensman-7.
Mr. Allen moved to reconsider tile foregoing vote.
Carried. p
Mr.. Iaborde moved to lay the said communica-
ton on the table, subject to call. Carried.
The following messages from the Board of Alder
men were read: ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
STREET COA,NER--oFFIClAL

STREET. &DNl3NER--UEElCl
EIRST DISTR ICT FOUND.-JVas brought
the First District Pound of Lafayette and Vine
young Goat of yellow color, with leather
collar on - . - -
Which if claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon mid will be sold public auction The said Pound
on SATURDAY January IS, 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
- 80 > j MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
a. s-ast> - E. DAVENPORT.
q so g. FE&Z 9"s5=T Clerk of Comptroller.
EHPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-u a
Il conduit epaves Premier District encoi
gnure des rues Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE epave-
eune Chevre de couicur jaime de ayent col
Ger en- CUR. S.t.[. Pr =.
ST dit animal NEST pas recau dams tros jours les fra
payes il sera yendu lenchere publique. dit depot lie
SAMEDI, Is de jsnvier 1862. a 10 henres A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF. Cornmssaire DIES Rnes,
Nouvele Orleans, % de janvier 1862. ia23 1t
EoURTH DIsTRICTPoUND-yva hit
the Fourth District Pound Annunciation street,
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. as esray-
bay Pony with long black ail and lame on the left
Which claimed within Eve days the expenses there.
onspad viii BE- sold at public auction, At said Pound,
MONDAY January II 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. N@'ff
New Orleans, January o. 1862. IL, 40. T. 4
e, !. MILTON Ton RELF Street Commissioner.
I SD, 81 - ~ Clerk Of Comptroller
EPAyE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT II Il
e. conduit depot des tpayes u Quarene Dsrict
de Anncncao entire axenue Washington ella rue sxieme
I connie epaye-
I'm Pony bale asant Tongue queue nore boi,ant du
81 animal NEST pas reclame dams cinq jours ct les
frais pages Il vendu penchere pubque dit de-
pot.le LuNDI " de janyer 1862 a ~ heures A. NJ
Z. TT j. MILTON RELF Commssaire des Rues =
N lie de ipsjye
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

On motion of Mr.. Dupre, the Board adjourned
to Tuesday next the 2sth inst, at 6 o'clock, z. NJ
/ :. - -. JOHN e.. HOLLAND, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
Afn WtItaps DaiIp Crescent /
NRAMTn1HNT COLUMNS 70
Min Oritan NlDneu Marktt.

MOI aet tAe " ,... a.
them in mofe res pesss tnsA n's'sie S.
cossons 4. 4 IS M III hanks today.
Mss EeIy 49, ~ 3, M VIM If s
xhe n A. na,,er
tss ~ NJ onlv
maturing anS ~ q, IS e 4. hsnt
~ eank fasss y s
pIls Z !. al
ane nss ID 4, 80. NJ 49, and
tAe e . =
Il 81 s's II, b "a
infefesssd ~ =. -, ,aers
note an II ons Z. ;shsn an
wiener onf nenhs e ran,v that
IN faca
our nan.s - a, No hank,
ane y So'as u ssan ,ote ,psll Re re-
for snstAnes, sile .sis = e,on an.
semsa d 10y 4. II M q; a. M
ne ~ ~, New
u W. d 81, ~ ana ant
Mexlco' q any st,s. NJ e re-
away e B. pssasss bnt il viii lie
deehea a -. VI ! ,ank atirpe
too mnen Y III 'bayond
snese suAsans s-..s 81. S -
~ ,fne II exchange to-day be-
mere NJ 3,
y9na ss'.ss w. frpna ll5 Is 1ls.s We
there
dla ny 81 III We
y SOM $500. 81 ! brosa alton.
.s., - i,;l,s
M NJ rs,o,te nm d the
s-s M :, IN, ~ Ill bank
els q af,mt a a5ionrr,.
,e,;syes dealers
q naH $50
II ssca,,d communication rom
= AZ 3ns w y,
strongly fha on =,
ber Inst, sh1nla have taken the ID Dull Epy 1he
I; Is N and comma nded Tie banks to
" ~; NJ. n recommending
suspend ssn a.. ~ avsrar cannot Be accused q
Tant 81 nerve and courage, as confirmed by his
~ az. cottoS man hill. In recon-
~ ]. IA 4, onr hanks II was
mendlhg Ano course -
optional with tlem 70 accede 70 the reqarelnen.s
@ she There
- a III t1rea
is come diversity of OPINION aMons W. y = =
1 81 "a leading bankers il regard e TIE measure
aun that t0to%'1'e - ~.
the Execntiye 9 run y ouio nav ,oes,ll y
pane Mouls. has
of evils ~ mas not pFs'l
s;nce Tie war of 1912. Very rtunatAly our ie-
MA oranfaa 4 Bill of amnesty on relief
M NV Ynost
al. s.; - &c q ta
a arsa'ss sssas nom 8
Garus PAe1tao psF1ka u VA ss.o
Moore has assumed many responsiveness during
ths course ii secession which will give his admin
istTstien great fame III tie annals Of history.
b
no doubt saas me Pne anS
as IN ILL BANKS of New
Orleans, instead al merely recommending i, was
the ,, ai e IN
3d. lad Il be resorted
x bv bisilsss classes, fa enahfe them to get
their every ANY transac tions: WY should
the psernGT asNs asKsa IN s,nn When Cen
ssaf the demofaiiaation his arnyis com
pletes Il ,s,5 81 e
The truth - thai Inc Sclause n lueg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
Off GyIAI1 JOURNAL.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CRY HAIL,

s.s'r z.gsr- couscIIs CHAMBER, CRY Htru,
o.. $500. se.. New 0reansr Tuesday, Jan. q. 1867,
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. 2:
On motion Of Mr.. BENT, AIr.sBeggs was called to
the chair as President pro tenn.
The roll being called, the following members
answered to their names, viz Messrs. Allen Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Hogkins, Laborde, Mensman aud
Secshnaydre5-9. No. I'D 50
On motion Of Mr. Mensman, the reading of the
journal of the proceedings Of the last meeting was
MIR. Duprs appeared and took his seat.
Tie report Of the Treasurer, showing the receipts
and disbursements for the week ending Saturday,
18th inst. on hand s32 660 s6) was read
and on motion, referred to the Finance Committee.
The following communication from the Treasu-
rer was read and, on motion, referred to the
- - - TRrAsuRnR,s nEpARrNEsr ~
New Orleans, jan q, 1862.
President, and Members Board Of Assistant Aide a..
four huned aud hryS hosnd nine hundred and
dollars. .,s,.,,s....... s--.,. ,--
ysFyF HBsM aig TSsHi; City treasurer
The following communication from the Surveyor
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee
New Orleans Jan. 81, 1862. 5
To the Honorable the Common Goun;is ,,.,5..
the within enclosed petitions from Henry
Frechau Favmer Of The Vegetable and Fras Markets
Second Of the bad condition Of said mar
Z
The roo Of tho Vegetable and Fruit Markets leak badly il
many places Of tbs ghsses OF the sky sh arr
boken the tagging wants repairs IN many places, anu
psSsSe ssy aa Ss oa
The roof of the St Marys MARKET leaks in many places t
age ing repairs well RS s locks bolts etc. OF M
tables the market repaintnr My estimate OF ths
TT 49, LOUIS II. PILE
At City Surveyor. ;
A communication from the Superintendent Of
the Public Schools the First District, submitting
the report of the State Normal School for the veal
1861, was read and, on motion of Mr.. Duprt, re
ferred to the Committee on Education. '-
Thefollowing communication from the City At
torney was read:
NEW ORLEANS. Jan q. 1862
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant A dcrmen:
l. GerenlenThe enclosed five resolutions authorizing M
Comptroller the Treasurer in favor OF John Il
Hosnd Il. T. Tennard L. Mortan John T. Monroe and Ger
ard S the respectively due to them IS salary
rendered by the Assistant kecorderS hasht
referred honorable Board to obtain my opn
in my opnon gentlemen when acting Assistant Re
corders entitled should have received the saa
law fr the Recorders OF the city OF New Orleans
which peciyeiy paid to- said Assistant Recorder
heen deducted from the salary OF the Recorders
The clear and full this subject It reads follows
See charter Of 1885, tection %
That the GoIlmon Council hall within week after it
elect viva yoce, from their number four
sons alone shall Recorders pro empore case
The Recorders they shall receive, wle acting the sal
payable said Recorders be deducted from the alar
| pay able 10 the saIne.'
| - remain, gentlemen,
1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24
POLICE JAILs--oFFICIAL.

yETAS brought to the City Police Jail Oh
wv the l2h January 1852 the black boy BILL Says he
belongs to Mr. George Robert Parker who lives in this city
ard OWLS the Louisiana Cotton Press He feef5 inches
high Of the and upper front teeth missing looks
has small burn back of
right hand Touache and goatee and is aged
about 80 years. - .'' -sFf
The will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
f. DAVENPORT
Sials Ibt vi Clerk of Couplroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

WAS brought to the City Police jail on
NV the 4lh 1862 the black boy TOM Says he
belongs Mr. Thomas Martin, who liys In Warren comfy
Wick burg Miss He is feet 9,4 inches high has toersby
good slight beard and oustace and aged about %
rs years. 51 .,+-a s,.,..LE.s. III 4. !,
The owner will and property according
10 MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
ID gtgLpsag y si 3,s Keeper Of City Police Js p
7eEsst ! ~ E. DAVENPORT,
jal3 16t us sa s3s r yt CLERK of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

s* No. 5SST.1
Resolee That the Comptroller be he is hereby author
Treasurer for the OF the follow
ing bills, viz: ~
st James Syne for medicines furnished TO Work house
and Houses of Refuge, 1893 76 :,
I'd u. Avequn Co, for medicines furnished to Parish
Prison. Insane Asylum and Police Jail, etc, Sb3l 10
3d. j. Ad. Roster, bill and services member Central
Board Of Commissioners, Sb9 IS. = ~ .t ~.
a. = Signedl Mo- JAMES HEIHS "a
= President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
~ FSgnedl - Il S. P, DELABARRE,
r s-rr President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved January %, 1852.
lSigned1 y es,f JOHN i. MoNsoE, Mayor
\ "A true copy:
MARION a. BAKER, secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan. IS. at s 7. NJ.
ATTAISAPAS - FOX ST. MA r.
sssY = tinsv.lle by the way Of Atclatalaya, taking
Htfeigt for all landings the Atehataaya Pst-
;srsonvie Berwick Bay oenIreyile Frank,
passenger packer ID. Hine, 1ohn j. Atkinson master,
viii above For freight passage apply on board
YIRGINIuS.C .. DENTzEL,
ia2i Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

CLARK, SVAuFFMR Il CO., HARDWARE
= IRON etc. No. 81 Canal street, Agents for Pages ssv
Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

Leaves on MONDAY. 9Th INST ats P n:
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ss.y h Packet line-Reguar q. 5. Mail Pncket--For
Memphis and the BendsThe fine, frstclass pas
Ieuger packet steamer Eerd 1Seunett-
Vim r. r. Bery, MASTER will leave above For freight
Er' vIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
a23 Advertising Agent.
This Napoleon with regular packets Tor Ar
White rivers and Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad taking freight for Charleston Savannah
Norfolk, Nashville. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-24

communication from the Superintendent of
the Public Schools of the First District, submitting
the report sthe State Normal School for the year
1861, was read, and, on motion of Mr. DuprG, re-
ferred to the Committee on Education. ~,
Thefollowing communication from the City At
torneY was read :: - nv y ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-06

iteben, baB Die Strafgere9tiefeit @Dttes
nt4t nit iid ipuBen IaBt uhb baB fie an
6ellllent8en beimgeIuht pprten, mas ibr bo8
gleblte mar. :. Sieb' Der, Senriette :! Da
ltf9t er 5u pelien @nnlten Du Die Gtnper
Deine8 Watten befo6tlt uno Ite um tbr
rsdtmaBigeS @rte betro8lt! 9sa8 bilft Dir
nun '0ein S6Ieiden uub Sntriouiren :?
WIr itno 9erdht ober freili6 mas niibt bas
ilnS ? 2Bir fino unb bleiben beIfcblen, bea
ftcblen nm unIer re6t(ideS @rbe. beItcblen
I'm Elm 9eben89litf; mir blei6en Bic Spfer
Deiiter 9etrilIentpIen SelbItIucbt nnn Seu=
helet! -, y8irIt Du nun nod Suliens
Sano on ben Menl6en perfltppeln, nnrd
Dem Deiit Scbn fisl? Mialf On aud fteI
etllem Sople ipcitet lpie baS netutge ipdr?..
y sntetn tteter armer 8ruber, meir tbetirer
Nlharo. ipeut Du iebt nit Oeinen, @ater
petetnt btit, 70 fla8eWe all, Die Wutter uno.
ben Nabenoater unb 5eise nIereu Ieliaen
Vater, rppbin i6n ieine S9rdde ulir 8ez
tbornn9 btele8 tlrtri9uarten Msibes eefibrt
bate . J}idarb, 9tidarb betlaoen8lper<
tbe8 Spfer irtder gerbdltniGel Sibnppfer
fur ltns 9lQe! !" llnb lte fanf al benz 2ager
oeS Gpoten iii bic &nte necer, Ienfte tbr
9dtpt ouf b15 Gjelt9t tes @rf0la9enen
uno brad in ein fpntuliipiides Sdln95en
aus. @'
Sn bieiem 2lu8enblide trat 6rau pplt
Mcris patfenb, 9ebeu9ten SaupteS uubI
nit 9etltn9eren Sanben in bas 3inlner. Sc
mar ais cb eili innerli9es 9idt ibre Shritte
lenfte, benn cine Sltbrirng unb bod Iiter
falto iie peit 28e8 5u tem 8ette, iprrauf ibr
SD9n lag, Str &llie itieB ali Tralt y.
8ernitett, bic nit eineni Sdret anffuBr unb
Suriifpral(te, QlS iie Die 8lince 10 bi9t neben.
iid iab.
= pDaatgifoe," bssann bic 8tinbe, ni9 babe
Define 8ermiinidnt9en 9ebTrt. On bif.
fdrefltd In 0elnent SaE, nnb Deiue Mns
fetnbnn8en 9eben 5lt >peit
t5orticsun0 frI3t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-06
0r. ssSohn1prs /.

glttsee cts ibntelsea geutsa@s FDaab6gsts IN Ees
Iaea.stSs esTes sz srsn sssstn9u sUtessae5ts. tg
Soneea yars ppabslpbsa nnh snpren Stdbn as6Eak ks
slnet bfr unbetbdsfn ettnnsen tssnbs p0 btner ke G.
site sss setss ssE nnsaEIlss sssteaes t CRrtnsx
Ae ke sI6slten trauf$sn AZ fsE ssIrssa BE an v ersS
sssp pei 6etHeen 9ssste3ssI - 4 o. prben AasstA&A s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-06
0eDetllte1t RrdftFheiteff

"a. 0er etup8e pGa t5t Der gSeIt9 Spp ftthere
fAnelle nuo aritn6li4e 5alstgu In ''s'' ~
0ebeimett SSrdnfAeifcn oa
aenadt eben; eI5 b1 fnes 3tppn88uRibtatet bmSs IN
sTR @ sas a sS5s u assRes Ss efss A sSi
o. 1a1fe % Geosrg8to8enHett, @erItenbesi&pS&e Serls
ieFi'H.l s2Aht enbe 3itteat MusenIfipG5e, S9winba
NJ grtlHonns ScS Dates Der ga!e ber 9anse ces
Pa@n GER @1eeoe tnb oIfsr ier ebct, sic bpn oe sHss
% H s~99nb ten o'r Su9snos mei9st6rsa 0pr seFRts
ft Sro pcau nt s9 se6etlt4psrSer lire ofSn,snSs s.r
st9af rifste gdlpi6e Der @cvtitttsn berpUrSrrdes
SS S =, " "ao5ia madH pRs meBt.n sSrpertub en ss4
@ }anes Qldntseg, so ae
opnrte ps ss kFs is!tt eaesye ss4ysrken esa
ssi iaoFt ic 5s GaEitaof i sr 1t tss essS ssE ~sI
stiTa ert eseatsRta &aeat ant eusSia gsseaHDtssss
tkst p$atbeEnpf @Rfiz ssaf sesfB sftsa, a5ssa S ~
pcafn S5sftrspen adA2n tgs
Segbciratbett pegTuhtu,
5e pIe sslas Ra sa gsessrasSeu Ssabgtssu ah va Sss
aiss pas cser easa anstrfa bsrriEti gtzaS sas sS.
'fa q 4sasss,gqd 4 s. e Cs Se5aaeH 81 a.5< sttet4
sstar ssr&ssfssa 8itAn aaS G@pa@i, sEsf &s@gsfsss
IS s y, rs!Ssn aFt SsFtn nta tsss DsttsssE sAes
ieap sbm as snem g9rtusus ssss 9s4s aG snsxstveas
aaf l''srtIi4 asf iefnt AfatEis assIlassss ssGsSs
Drgon5[tbe S1pSd5e e.,~5 g.
aapE4l8t aege s VGls ra tstss 5ssssgega EteT&k
tr7E tqf aaafd4 aet "a sst bNs a0ss DErsp be ikrsn
ttSfntatttn unbeOanrr gr69atn, Suase 2snh Eat ~ @
~ 8enfgA rsI as Sttta SeTasn aGt seHas
nnnea 0sSs ne a1@ brr9 etEsFtgrea sebsxi9iasen ts
ssnttstsls ene cl8 tet sftsbrau6ss t4Hea prs9g
es apsf E ss aaaat s ts gaf tet ErtaeHne ekss sSg
enen perpFsa @tr6 Ste IDS tsSe ensru efatSn eIs ~
0eEtn S % ~etis aat ansettxa ssssr b1e6 raseu @es
aaF pc sSsrsass ssEaHs nDt pssffseB Es
stern nnt es9gtF ifts sf5 nss sst sSe tsT saaZs IT,
ser lnasf phf 6elsase g C &ressa Fs bic etben ans
aGgbsn Enc, t'-- feels sg'rl'|S z - - g
S 0Fflees SO. Z SaeGrebuIdRsags,
Iisbs1 G9isrett poa 9AlttmeprsltT.s Bali@s @efte,
o.e @5t.ifea fsnan5. - a. -
gtsn IretEe @ sssaeu nab PausuHeF bSaE nnMisk sss
e6abHieer 5sssluifs 5srsssnrtsnass mrs saaStrsnseS s
Schnrpns Emf ia be- Rabes f & 4fff s7T7e n =
~ aQs Drift: naasa elusa ses- -sstarsy eRseagtsa,
Gtrs oetIun8 III 2 IRseia SgSsFSsyt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-06

Gtn mtt200 D,pllars burG5a e.
bra nnter SDto'dt eiGes yleipsaorters
Ws9iments, friiber SAaulpteler In p9ilabelS
pbia, trat stsulia tn bsm 9titd oGont" nuf It
tiem 0rioattbeater al5 ssfter Qtsbbaber auf
S0sbeu lcll Der gsOsbans fotlen, ba srIcbetnt
9tuter Den Gpulli7sn Der YrOfoB=Marlfhal
fri / den W Wutbs uno Ia9t; ,@ie lEub
utetn Wrreltant! Snbeb MID id 70 piel 8uds
ltAt auf oas antpelsnpe 0utlttnm nsbmcn, 9ier
gu partem, Bic ras Stitd atSgsIptelt bat."
Wfan peute licb pie @sfible nes mngtadlt.
den S6amiptelers, ,als ee Gle gBprtt 3tt S ont
3u iagen bate vROmm', laB mrs Hte9en, !"
anf iGm Sun ieiner 0eltebten Die Grmteber-
uns pitrDe pGs tlt3u fp at, man baes
wa ut baS 5nus!"