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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

rz- A Nashville correspondent of the ST. Louis
Republican, writing Of the occupation OF Nash
villeby the Union army, says:
Gen. MeClernand called on the widow of Ex-
President Polk. and she asked that he would pro-
tect the tomb and remains Of our late President
Gen. McCernand replied that the request was
gratuitous--that il was the mission Of the Fede
raj arms to afford protection to all peaceable citi-
zens and to their property. As for the tomb Of
President Polk il was a national monument,
cherished by the Nortk as the resting place of
great statesman and bene factor of his country.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

gB- Blue birds and woodpeckers are beginning
to fit in the spring time sunshine.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

We have said we had no right, and claimed
none, TO NEEDLE with slavery in the slave States.
protest against the second section Of this bill,
as being a total and entire departure from the
principles OF the Constitution, and most mis-
chieyous at this time, because it uselessly dis
tracts the people Of this country 1t would make
us do what would gratiiy our enemies everywhere.
and be worth more than SOC, 900 votes to the
traitors of the North TO aid them in getting pos
session of the Government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


was afflicted with il famnato rheumatism for ter
weeks not able to walk step and suffering thar
any human tongue express. heard that Messrs
Cayce-& Son of this city, had medicine called the
Ambrosial OIL and believing they would not sell
tee in the way Of icne without its being valuable
and feeling like drowning man catching at straws and
having had the attention of various physicians without
relief sent and got few bottles and astonishing to
say found almost immediate relief, and now I at
tending to business have also tried it for bru ses and
cuts and do not hesitate to say that it is the best msd
cine ever used and will doubtless cure al it is recon-
mended to do. WIN. WILLIAMS,
Memphis November 17th 1859.
Sold at the manufacture-s' price by S Mansfield &
Co., Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Memoirs druggists ia2dawlm
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mLEAN,S CORDIAL.

ment Of McLlesn's Cordial, etc.
tits very well known are not particularly favor
able to patent medicines and, general thing esehew
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what the ingredients of the
medicine, and bow compounded This we have lsarued
and believing, do, that the Ingredients are good
and the compound judieously made, we recommend ii
as a mixture worthy of public confidence
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advoc ate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAnally which
speaks volumes in favor of McLesns Cordial We say
to ALL try it See the advertisements in another column
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
BLOCKADE OPEN /!

HAVE Just received large lot Of superior KROUT,
u and am receiving daily ehoce quarters Of BEEF
and PORK HOGS, and great variety Of Dressed
Poultry and many other good things to eat and the
best Of Butter Cal and see at the Useful Place
falI-3t r. NJ. SPfCER. Agent
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CHEROKEE CURE !

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, Impeteney Loss of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Menstruaton and all diseases caused by devatiug from
the path Of nature, and ndulging in Self Pollution
By the Of this Cure s improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connubial happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debiitsted worn down
and desparing deVOtee of sensual pleasure will find re-
lief
1t safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate In its
action containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price S3 per bottle, three bottles for S. and for.
wsrded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN, Proprletors.
Sole ProprietOrs IS Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis. Tenn.
kY-sod in Memphis by all responsible drugsists
mr26-dtwawly
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FOR RENT.

FTyHE COTTAGE on the west side of LaRose -
u street between the residences Of Col. J. fsssl
IA. Williamson and DR.. J. Ii. Walkers. inH
Also. an A No I Negro MRn and his wife, s-A4<sh
good Cook Washer, etc H L GUIOE,
jail Be- Corner Adams and Manassas streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore
We have the best of workmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
rOnage. nOl0-3m
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS +!
Mamnhis and Charleston Railroad Co.,

MEMFEIs1
.-,,r,,s po.5 has s,ot bad any THROUGH AGENT to
asi,re freight for de past mo1th' and persons
,;sning 10 ship to he AgeHt OF this company; are
.ssS as tbev have been heretofore. thst we VIII hoi
~oo'l ~ :. s,-eart through merchant or agent al the
T1ot Of ,he Company, and then only ss e % 2aye cars
20 trses General Superintendent.
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special Notice.

LOUISVILLE November g. 1861.
Msssrs. T. P. HUGHES JAMES PARKHIL and W. ".
HINKLE have retired from our firm.
The business will be continued and settled by the
naming partners GARVIN, BELL 4 co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office 81 Front Row. no27-daw3m
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

nR. THos. H. SCARBOROUGH having located IN
Memphis, will eonine himself principally to We
eTisi diseases syphilis especially can be cured per
.nauently without the # mercury. So certain am
of suecess in all cases that under my treatment
vTben governed by my directions Having long expe
renee az a praettonerof medicine in the diseases Of
the south will attend to all the practice offered in the
Of Jefferson street. la5jm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
A LIBERAL PROPOSITION

THE undersigned proprietOrs of the DOWNING
Il HILL NURSERY, at Atlanta Ga, in considera-
ton Of the depressed state of the market for great
staple COTTON propose 10 the planters Of South Caro-
lima, Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee, to
sell them FRUIT TREES, etc, from cur Nursery, At
the Teguar catalogue price, aud take COTTON mid
6aR Fair in exchange at 10 cents per pound delivered
at t- nearest depot boat landing Forwarding the
receipt.
Descriptive and priced catalogues sent to all sppli
eants free Of charge. Address
ROGERS HARDEN & CO.,
iaT-1w Successors to Petary, Harden & Co.
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REMOVAL.
70 NV Friends and Patrons.

7 HAVE this day made arrangement by which
i will supply the DAILY APPEAL at 81 so per
month, postage paid
s. A. WELLS, News Agent,
oc5 Mississippi and Tennessee &. r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.
F0R SALE.
FOR RENT, FOR 1852,

TTlHE large CONCERT ROOM in L o. o. F. Hell
Il Building, Main street. Sealed proposals will be
received my Office until MONDAY the 18th instant,
for the renting OF the Concert Room in the o. o. F.
Hall, for one year from she LIST January 1882
JOHN JOHNSON,
js7-Iwa President.
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For military purposes.

OI HlILIaIJ puIPOso5.
ALSO-MILTTARY BUTTONS, ETC,
Which we viii sell at wholesale or retail. Also
magnificent stock of
Black, Brown and Adalia Cloths,
Together with Beaver Cloths for Overcoats, Doe
Skins, Cassimeres, Vestings, Business COadngs,
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Rqady-Made Clothing,
and No. article of Needles In short, our
stock is very large, containing all needful arti-
cles of Clothing for soldiers or citizens wear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

Regular Memphis and New Orleans, C. S. Mail Packet
ALO n z & H i L ID,
DEHAVEN Ma.ter......--.-W. b. MCBRIDE, Clerk
THIS elegant passenger packet, will n
Il leave for New Oreaus Tuesday, usESEaaksizzIs-
December 3lst, and every other Tuesday during the
season
For freight or passage apply on board or to
7. H. WILLIAMS & CO., Agents,
dor ems No 2 Howards Row.
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SUGAR AND MOLAsSES!

TNJFTY HOGSHEADS and one hundred barrels for
II sale by CHARLES s. SHARP,
At Frank Smith & Co.'S,
no29 Bradley Block.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
T T. WEST, Agent Once on Madison street. Op
q poste Bank of Memphis
Authorized Capital Sl,OOOuOO
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.-----S $4,000
EE7 $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security to policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire Buildings and Mer
ehandize of every description. Also, Leases and
Furniture All losses equitsby adjusted and promptly
paid "
DIRECTORS
VIM. a. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Barksdale;
WIN. G. Crenshaw, firm of Crenshaw g. Coz
Wellington GOddn, firm of Goddiu & Apperson;
T. w McCanee, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.;
G. A. BsTksdsle, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L d. Crenshaw, firm iHaxall, Crenshaw Co.;
John L. Bacon, firm of Bacon g. Baskerville;
R. B. Haxal firm of Haxsll CrenshsW & Co.;
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner;
VIM b. Warwick firm of Warwick & Barksdale;
James Alfred Jenes, Attorney at Law;
G. c. Elicit, Builder;
F. q. Rufin Agriculturist and Manufacturer;
r. W. MeGruder, firm of McGruder 4 Sons;
w. w. Crump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, firm of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President
O.F. BRESEE, Secretary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY to the property holders of Memphis and solicit
portion of their business All losses will be promptly
paid in cash at this agency Those who wish to encour
age southern institutions in preference northern will
please give me call J. 7. WEST, Agent,
oc2ly Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

EFrThe attention of the readers Of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement of G.. W. JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists No. go Main street. spl3-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
ESTRAY

OTRAYED from the Memphis and OhioSk
- Railroad Depot in Memphis, on last Satur. y t9A
day one SORREL NJ RE MULE, nine ten ~
years old, with shoes on front feet and nc GAEAs
shoes hind feet, and name and tail lately reached
and trimmed. Any one finding the said mule and de-
lverlng it at VI, A. Moody a Co.'S Livery Stable, on
he corner Of Union and Third strests will be literally
rewarded. fis7-Iws W. A. MOODY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING taken out letters Of administration the
il estate of John Shelby. decd, and John Shelby &
Co notice IA hereby given that all persons having any
claims against the estate must present them to the
derSigned for settlement they will be forever barred
All persons owing the estate viii pease come forward
aud settle. JAS BOYD,
jal0 3vS Administrator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
For County Trustee.
For Tax Collector.

WE are authorized to announce HENRY T. JONES
w as candidate for the Office Of County Trustee,
Al the ens1ifg March election. JaiU n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

VIE are authorized to RnnOnnce GEO. R powell
w As candidate for rec eetion to the Office Of Tsx
Collector Of shelby county at the ensuing March cleo
tom ial0te
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STORAGE.

7 L. GRAY & co. having leased the MAMMOTH
81 n CENTRAL WAREHOUSE, Adams street,
are prepared receive all kinds Of Freight storage
da3l.1m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate of
"A Thomas J. Msnley decd will present them, prop
erly authenticated, to Caruthers Yergers Ayres'
Block. MAkH T. MANLEH,
ialO-lw Administrative etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE

N extra likely NEGRO WOMAN-good Cook
n Washer and Iron r. Apply to
BRANSF0RD, GOODBAR CO.
3OI Main street, 10
de3i-2w NEVILL e. JAMES
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BY M'CLANAHAN & DILL.
Daily appeal,
WANTED.
NOTICE.

ID Limitation the e0pzrtnership between BURDITT
ID a. CHOATE was dissolved October LIST, 1861
Either party viii attend to the settlement Of the busi
ness. Ofhee-No. HOwsrds Row.
A P. BURDTTT,
iaIl lws JOEL CHOArE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, fifteen or twenty good HARNESS
L MAKERS, to work military equipage
+. E. PLEITZ,
tslO3ts Corner Gayoso and Main sts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

4-ses F. q. Clark & Co.'S column
R-See advertisement of Ward & McCleland whOle
sale and retail Druggists IT'S and III Main street. oppo
site Worsham House. seq
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-04

ScAter be8 6rn. 6anb an ben Nrrnen uni
panoen. Der Gerlult betra9t uneefdbr $50
Nuf Geranlafun9 bes Genera
WOp puree 9ltern g. 81. Ncrter verbal.
tet, irsld)er cas- 0ttiidt ails9elpren9t Bate,
caF 0gn. Wc@Ietlon feb ertoten babe, unter
S%erptfen SeatH9nn9en isine Nrmlee gu iberoez
ben, rag jepcG Sen See unbertnate llsberoabe
perlan9e &c. &c.
Yprter 1T iett i'm 6o,t Wlc6enrY. - @brn=
pabin tpnrbe st. @ig9ptt aeIhidt, frii6er @bt-
Tor Dee nGoutb". q. fennt bas Sort bereits.
Nngrtff.- u. 6apanaY wuroe beige
lifdt, neil er zen 9. q. Gtalon i%nlultirt Das
ben loO.
Gntmenbet.-8b 8u9ine purbe tet=
9eItsft inter Der 4ntlage, sinen e~olpenen Sting
i'm Nsrtbe von $3.50, Gieentbum Der Sill.
SlOotolnp, entipenret III baben.
Srtm nalgeriht f. - $. Wanfin,
Os0 Gertaufs BON Sptrituolen am @cuntae
an9etla9t, ipurOe frst8eiprpden.
Sd. S &utleo8e, b~eiislbsn 8erBetenS att
eefla9t, tplroe e~tenfala frei9elpruhen.
Sn pen anoern Oeri6tsbGfen fam nihtS
BON GeHeutung Dor.
Stnbtrat6.
griter 3wets. Der &at6 beldlub,
beim @ltp GOunlsllor ausufraesn, Oh bic Start
ais Corporation beft9t lst, tleine 0luten aus
= Die GerorOnang, welGe Gorpu-
rntionabeamten 9%srbietet, Q~tcferun9sn fir bic
CORPORATION 3t iibernebmen &C., palirte,
3metter 3wet 8. 6err 0iObb beans
baB Die Siir9er Der Stabt BET Der nad-
fen M1tnicipalpabl p~ariiter attimmen 1olen,
Cb an @Unnta9en auf Der StaoteilrnbaDn
ltattftnpen lolen Vper ntAt. Nuf ben
Gid 9ele9t.
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ogeitere 0in3elubcitcu.
Ole @emerdIe sOmsifreet nnS MdsruSer sefan8
seHpmmten.

Daf6tn8tUn, 3. Suit. Sen etnsm
Serrn, welHer Mic@leQan'S 6auptquartier am
Dienliag Na6mtttag ttmt 4 llbr perltee, CT,
fa6rt Der rGseEtn8 Star+ fUlsenre Gtn3eIns
bsiten
0GGren6 bss l~tebenta9t9en Samples berlor
unfere Prince bios Elm Selpsel6ie. = llnler
gotal~ gsrluf an 0etGOteten, Gerpunpeten
mp germl6ten TT 10,-12,0 600 - jerens
fails niAt me6r ais $4,000 Mann.
Wtt Qneuobme Der bel Sapa9e Citation
,nridaelaRenen, iuo unlele 0erpunosten uno
,Rranfea mad esr neuen pplltipn eebra6t
pVrOelt.
Die wurben uniere 8rupptt Suritd9e=
wOrfen, ionpern iie 3oBsn lih, Dem Sefsbl
gemaB, tdmpfenp 5uriid.
Die NiAmpncer 3situn9en pOnt Wtpnta9
ee6en 5u, Dap Die 3letelien bis pabin an Sc
t6pteten, V~crpunpeten uao SermtBten $4,000
Nlann psrlOrrn batjeu.
Sci. Waro, SO, Nrps gjort Ne9tment, miEo
sermibt.
Die S6laGt am Wtoatug mar fur4terli6
uno eubete nit beM Siege Der Vunoeetrup=
pen. Gunner Ipl an ptelem Sage cine eanje
NebeIen6rigape sefan9sn gsnpmmen babsn,
Cine 6el0batterie fl babel in unlere 6anoe.
Qm Mpntae iOlen Die 9ls6tusn9ene'als
0lagrupsr unp 9on9ltreet 9efan9en genrmmen
tpproen ietn..
Die Netipn am Dienta9 mar Elm brittle
v~teousl, rObst lih Die 6lOtte tetbeili9te.
Die 8ebeUen pollen 5000 @cfansene Sc.
ma8t baben (etnl6lieBIjd Ger sutafselaHenen
Gupunpeten, Ner3te Ii. ~
Gol. 0Yman, Is. @toii. 0ts9t., lit unter
ben G5stGpteten
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Scr &rica i'm GiibtueIfru.

Gairc, 2. Suli. .Der @renaea .gp.
peal" bonn q. SUM Ia9t:
Nae gDrberettunSen, pel6e bic &rieosmii.
lenldaft an Die 0anp 9ibt, iinb in 0ids6irc
81 elmer erfcl9reidlen 8ertbeipiouna eel
Stoot 9etrCffen wpreen llno Giale- Stap
mlro auf8 AeuBerlte pertheioiot mtroen.
Gite SPe5ial=O epel9e an ben ,2(ppeo('
lautet
rgidsburs, 27. SUM-. gOrter's MBr.
ler.6lOttc e%rOfinete 9eteru Nadnittas TN
4 ubr tbr 6euer auf tie uuterei 9attefier
nnp ltellte eS UNI z ll9r lpiebsr Elm.
9eute Wcr9en TN 81 u3r fe1am lt(
e8 lpieper. uuiere 8attcrien ernicerteu
nnr meniBe SdIfle ulto batten nar nltr ei.
ner 8eriugen SerluIt. 3wet Of. mulben ae
trotet ullo BRET perpuupet. Seute Wtcraen
wuree beridtet, paB Die 6Soeralen Gruppcu
III W%arrentpu lalben. Mir fETnner BIZ
Bo9r9eit piele r Aueabe niAt rertar9ea,
aber Iie entipridt ibren friberen 0epe9ult.
gen. 0eute UNI l ll9r fatnen 5trDIf Grams.
port diffe ii6er bie 81nrntnbpcte berauf UNI
lanoetcn Gruppen lei 8rppn & Spbnirn'G
Out am 2priiiana llfer. Gus oer. 3abI
Der GronSpprtidife ldBt lid ialieBert bal
lie the beeeutenre Wfadt s%elanoet baben."
Oa Sri. Std, al5 er zen QBbite 91ipe1
Rt1auf8il8, BON 9uerila'8 lebr beIdItigi
murpe, 10 perbaftete ct mebre berporrdaet=
De 8itr9er uno bebdlt lte ais @eiBcln.
Gin I9ent Ter conf6perirten Brpouften-
Nnlei9e tenadriAti9t Die 9~flan5er ron 2pui-
iiona nnO Milliilippt, Dap piejeniscn, melde
tire @rnte 5u lubitribtren pinideu, pic8 81
elmer biQi9en abiddBaa9 9e9en 8prrcentige
Gonf. S~bligaticueu tbun fGnnen.
Der Danpfer uAtlantic" fam Geute Ibent
NIT 1900 Mann bon Sen. BrcntiB 8riga-
De, rpel4e auf @brenmort e~nttaIIen muroe.t,
III Cairo an.
Mempbts, 80. Stunt, Die vNualan&e'
pom + ute Wor5en bat einrn 2sitnrtifel, aui
ole 9faAriAt setigt, RAP Die @onf6perirtsu
5nbrer etn neueS prrgramm aufgete lt ia
ben. Sic lsisn burd Die iin9fen llnfaQt
OurGaus niGt ~entmutbi9t unp tereiten (d
auf eiusn capital Guup Dor. Oas Ia lima
tier 3et oufeesebene Srrritprium babe ben
Ncrben eelAmaAt unp ben Slpen entlpre=
teno 9eItdtft.
sic 9laubm 8tAmcno unO 8trginia BE-
9aupten gu tDnnen ; wenn Ie ater aud Der
aar5eren 3tsben, 70 9epenfen fe ni2t i'm Gnt
Terntelten, IS auf3u9eten, Sielmebr wegpsn II,
auf'S Geuberlte tGmpfsn> unp penn lie nidi
tdnger %t1mpfcn %t6nnen, ltatt liA Sl srsebeu
unp tDr Gi9entbum cOnitaciren unO FG Del
8ar9erre6ts berauben gu lalien, @nslaap uni
6ranfreiG einen piretteu 8pridlas MAIDEN, III
paS gerbaltnib elmer @olcnie pper Der 2b
bdn9isf.it 81 trstsn. 8tnn t6nen Bios pieI
alternative freiltebe, 10 wiiroen lte es pCrsie.
Sen, Die llntertbanen Napplsons gu werDen
ais @n9lanp3.
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NrU9rnns,tt
Geitli9teiten eut 4. Snli

loYaIe untpn~8 eeGlfcrun1 8altimure's.
naditetenrss Prceramm 0seetni0t, mJbss lrft ma ss siS A.
wertCn NIB: T" l""' ""'5't"pF'
1;@Qas Monument, WtIds8 aunt Gute. fen an BEN goier
@ SsS sanoes rttosi ~urOe' ipirO% Sei4madyoa nit Slusaen un6
r. UNI 10 abr he3tnnl Se Getsucrie nit etntm Satripti.
l@sh @eeet9 non u D. s. NicFenpree 9aeinp.
3.-Ste unabbGngt9teit @rfIGruna nirh .o,
I'm. Nrice. @iq. oerIeien. WV v"
4-etHe 9roBe nattonaGe mnb potrjptti6e
SSrts'e w1to bon rem Aftb. 9piepb SeSer pol Gtrane en-
ate gfaft eaHb beg 7. @.y Regiments wfro inter 81.
r. si ort 'pn xrGt. y @fnla SNSae9en in; eteniO bic .Saltt-
Nr.ttiOn Won Trof. StpOt uno Sooner, pefde ole 8p lfen-
S3Hem nit ltSnea uro patrlO:il4en Melpp.cn CIiuFf uno
een. Tm @nftrt,e. "'"" FWp '"6H 0"5ua-
Dos S,n, M,.,
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Gins Der 9unbeshnnntifnnt.

8a bta ton, 3. Suit. Der WrGli@
6tnt bat Die fOlsenCe 8tl0 sene9mist unO le
Iino IOna6 0elebe: Die actftcs@t@
enbabns8ttl; bte Steuerttll;
oteStlt 9eeenbteGteIwetbere
3errtturten bte8tIL bic
etnen nenen 8eamten=@tb pprs
l9retbt.
Die titr3lt4 aus bent DienIt ent(a1enen
Dlit8lieperOes S rempnt19en Stabes
batten refigntrt.
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@a[timore sAleen=@efenfhaft

Vas b%teSlabrtge 06RBenfel It rep. 6 DntgSf6teBen
miro laut 8el6lue am Is. nnb l6. b. 90. ~abeebaten. Gas
9~rpsramt wtrp in etner Pattern Summer Ser6ffennid. mer-
ben unc 1T BIT G%ntperfunS bsielten gang beiOnpers baraut
binsearbeitet tpproert burdb quite @tuft, @pltsbeluitisuneer
alter Mrt, neuerrerf u. ( ~. ben 8elubern a~ngelebrie Stun
ben su bereiten.
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rem fret. Snt &~tMftrage;
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@ump. w praan's Mufruf Don mebr sruppsn

albany, 2. Suit. Goup. Mtprean err
lieB bente einen er9reifcnoen uuo patriotil4en
AufruT al bic Siirger, mvrin ct fe auforOert,
auf BEN STUFF pes gaterlanre5 bsrSoriutrsten
nno tbren NntDriI an Der ueusn StreitmaGt
bon 6rsipllisen 81 ~Iielern, wslds bon Der
Blnpesre9ierun9 o~erIan9t msrbsn,
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Grfte bentf6e WObltbdtisfeitSee=
feufd1aft III Baltimore. &fndf M1n.

Sben eenaunte @eeli9aft talt tere rnpnatli6e 0erlamr,-
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2. Suit 1867; ra AUD 5ueleih Die Seamtenrabl fir bic lau-
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parau au tetbtligen. SOuten NOD Wtitalteoer Der altea beut
lHen g9pbItbdtl8teltsse ieai6a lrwte aud ancere Sreunoe
SaErilpnfry iDre 9iamen etnIbreiben Ia1en unp oas Ndbere
paelbn e~rabren, SIM Muttra9e:
Dp6S Grnl S. BIMme, Gefr. bro tenp.
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@om @en. 0nQef's Qlrmec.

Gprtntt, 2. Suit. Q9t Bic gem &es
9ttnenter @aualerte inter Sen. Chalmers at-
tndtrten eeltera Museen um 8 l16r Col. Sbee
rtpan,9 A%Uantearpe etpa 2 Nleilen SioltG
BON S00notde. Dur6 9sldidte ManGper
bteltsn Die unisrn ofe bebetenoe Ne6en1crce In
@Aa9 uno Der 5etno 3Os lG l6ltebli4 sus
rud. Ote Nf6slen MAIDEN t6eliG Demons
tratipnen auf unlf~.v o'aie.
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Wum Der 9(rmee ton Wiroiuieu.

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GAZETTE Citation ab9e9an9enes Stretfcurps
fanO DarrentUn ron Nebeuen belebt. -
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