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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
CITY KTE-g.

TIE WEATHER ASD THE SsHEETs.-The weather
on SATURDAY was very pleasant over head the storm
Of Friday night having left tho city wrapped ~ il
were in a white man.eL Tho atmosphere was mod
orgtely cold, the heat from the sun barely suiciug
20 melt the snow, 20 that walking was no; a. dis..
greeable ~ people anticipated that il would be. Fol
some reason or other, there was general ncglec,
throughout tho city to clean oil inc sidewalks ia
front Of stores and residences, and q consequence,
Tie STOW became frozen ami ve.y slippery toward
night. After dark tie wind blew iu.eLsc.y cold
iron .ic Nor,h, aid continued during yesterday,
TO enAouoter falling 10 90. The sun fh0uo
brightly enough, and the air was clear but out-of-
door exercise on account Of the condition 4 tie
walLr was extremely hazardous. We Aw mum
Ter Of persons TALL, bu. heard Of no one being
seriously injured. Hundreds Il people took 20 lie
middle Of he streets Tor . safe foOing. 10 is o. Do
no. ID tha. The police Will to-day az nt 10 o exrcr-
ton Of ne city ordinance IN regard 10 cleaning side
wa.kr Of snow aud ice. There is ~ excuse ior not
Attending 70 ths mater on Saturday, as tho orl.-
usnco is very sriutea. in relation to tbs tutJcc.
WlSTEH NrNTs-pnLpAR,Tioss yoR SKA
risG.-We nave a North. Tie thermometer has
rcac cd the freezing point. hing Foot bas waved
.s ,ceptcr over the waters dad turned thom To ice.
TIE time ior -kating has come. Where snail we so
to enjoy tie luxury Skating IL an accomplishment
40 person able q endure tho Effort and expo ne
should ignore. Ii 10 tho moe, dsAgl ia and ca af.
ating gymnastic exercise known % the lovers of
healthtal Amusement. lis poetry in motion ret e.
The muc Of ringing skates. IL isa igAt IN puralit o
neaith and pleasure. Aen, women, aat cli.lreu
can indulge in this delightful exercise. We know
an old gentleman % sixty, who can f.ate n mile I'm
three mluulcs. We have seen an nu,lor ON y hots
lair Tie snow tlat does not melt has fallen thcalp
leave upon ITO lee those lines Of grace aud beauty
which are ihe admiration of artists. Tho question
is where sha. ,go - 10 eljly It's de.is-a and ad-
va, ages Of staupgl
The ponds ia the Central Paik a.e iu excellent Or.
der aud ready for freezing. TIC boats aro lid up,
,Ae birds are removed ana The water lowered 10 Tie
molor depth lor ea4ul1. TIE Commas onar3 in-
tond 10 have ois-,c lad around the upper pon1 I'D
ttat u cHn bsl,ca up al ui ht. hr. S.ei.0n o. Tie
Astyr House viii have charge OF .Ac relfsrrment de-
,arlmsut Above tie iron bridge large Casino
IS being erected, 10 feet in length by 10 feet IN
,ptb. at are terrace auotho. building will be con-
siruc,ed having II IOfresIment FALCON 30 icot 10
engll by q corresponding depth and At tho pond
scar tAe terminus Of ,4c sixth Avenue Railroad, a.
third building il " be PUT ". a. each VI Mese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Sick AND WoUSDED AT BgLLEyUE.-A meeting
in behalf of the sick and wounded soldiers in Belle
vue Hospital will bo held in the Church of the Me-
dAtor, corner of Lexington avenue and Ihirtieth
streets, this evening. The public, aud especially
the ladies Of the vicinity earnestly invited to be
present. and adopt such measures ~ viii best &c
compsh the object Some Of the soldiers Will be
present Addresses by the Rev. Stephen Ii. Iyng,
jr., and Henry L. Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

The BIRTHDAY OF LrBERTY.--1he Angfo-Atri'
can announces that the practice Of calling" on
New.Years Day, among the coIored people, is to be
more general on the coming Let of January, than in
any previous year. 1t says, in view Of lts being
the birthday of our peoples Liberty, it IS proper
that everything that can be done to make 1t q gala
day should DO reeorted to. While We will heartily
sy mps,hize with the millions still suffering the hor-
rors of Slavery that day. we will rejoice that no
longer on the side OF their oppressors is Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Tpy CoLD wEArHEE-Low Tror-OPESiNd OF
ruv sx.rtss SEASON. The cold snap OF Saturday
nht closed up the Morris eannl for tho present ana
froze over the various ponds and water lots IN ana
around Jersey City. The tide, according 10 some Oh
the odes inhabitants, wac as low or lower 'Dsn ""'
ever before known. The bay between jersey eiIy'
Ellis and BedloeS Islands aud Staten i'land was
nearly barren Of wa;cr yesterday afternoon az Tour
o'clock Tie skating season will be insaguraied to-
day. The Jersey diy fire department have uited up
five small ponds in the limits Of the City, and the
proceeds arc to be applied for the benefit of the Wild
ows' and orphans fund. Water was let into the
ANAL lake at the corner Of York and Vanvors street
on Saturday night. The fec was in good condition
last evening with smooth surface, aud n, lake viii
lie thrown open to the public to-day The Ice on tho
Morris Canal will undoubtedly be strong enough Tor
,hose fearless Of mourning the risk Of getting IN at
weak sPS,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
NlFII -I|TIIIHfT
Tnr RIGHT N,N iS quE RIGHT PLACE. -

would uc wr Jos our Huisies 90 r.qua applicants !or
o..0 co. li o tfft .1 uI- w.il f.ru ~l.cn llrr-
aoi PAD ala is Il character d caI ability before granting
ihr rrqlc't J. h, horc.tl i le cfpau, "a Ia, adtpted
n tn s.u.i.ut t.rft IA ,-t q.csi..us answered by
A4rasI toNl-A Ntl4s Intercollegiate 40 $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

REMOVING REMAIss PROM A GRAyEyARD.-The
trustees OF the First Baptist Church Of tins city, ty
order Of tho Supreme Court, will on the SJh int.
commence removing oil the remains from their
battle-ground in Houston street, between the First
nnl Second avenues, to their lots in tho Cypress
Ni!.s CeMetary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

three establishments all kinds OF refreshmens, ex-
cent epir,uous liquors, will be sold Attached 70
each saloon will DO a well-regulated eioakroom,
where persons may, while they are skating, leave
,hsir spper1uous garments at reasonable charge.
Messrs Walton & Brothers will have charge OF
the Skate DEPARTMENT. two-story building Is III
nrocess of erection inst above the iron bridge-the
INNER story 10 be devoted TO the use OF ladies' 30 that
thsy may SEQ the sport from the windows without
exnosnre to the cold A cloak-room will be attached
10 each skate-house. The chair department VIII he
under the management Of Mr.. Braun.
The Fifth Avenue Skating Pond we have DE-
scrbed in former issue OF this paper. Il covers an
area of eleven acres il surrounded by fence ano
il fitted ND with refreshment rooms, cloak rooms,
skate rooms, &c. At certain times during the sea-
son there will be music from halfpast three IN inc
afternoon until halfpast ten ut night, and on DARK
ights the pond will be illuminated. The a5mI"ance
to this pond lie by subscription tickets. In Droohyn
there are four ponds; the Washington, the NaSsau
the Union aud the Chichester, all fitted up In the
most approved manner, with tho accommodation
and improvements that experience and science nave
suggested.
TIE pond a, Sylvan Lake, near Jersey City is 70
be re-opeucd this season with all the advantages oi
improvements. This pond lat the foot Of Seventh
street, Hoboken has area ofoyertwenty-six acres
and yet the deepest part is only two or three
feet.
"a modern Adonis wen. up 20 the pond
To witness the isat, ~ a sweet little blonde,
Win two tny skate, thsi lIc marriage bells ring
Cutting hiefosl yphics aud heiIts Ia device.
she was poised Ike graceful bird ON the wing
Fox she wss Indeed the most beautiful thint
Ga ice"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

THE EioHrH.AyESuE MURDER CAsE.-0n Sat.
urd.y Ausua.as l.. S.mus, the yo1ug nan who was
connected with the case of alleged abortion and
murder Of Ccmentiua Anderson, ia Eighih-ayeune,
~is examined before City Judge &oCunn, at his
Office, IA Wall-street, by Mr. Clinton counsel for
DR.. Brown, with q view 10 tho release ct his client
on habess corpus. DR.. Brown was present duriug z
tho examination. The evidence Of simins WAS OF Il
character quite 100 shameless aud revolving Tor pub.
l.ca.ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

pKonABLE lSFANTIcIDr.--At an early hour yes
t,t1ay the dead body 4 en- infant about week oi
sa found n te hallway Of hog'e the corner " sou.
Frtea E No streets IL had evidently come 10 w aes :
violence. Co-uer Murphy "a' notified 81 'ns enSsAo
stances. an y III hold IN inquest so'day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

TIE ST. NICHOLAS SocWrY-This time.honored
Society held its annual celebration Saturday even
iny II Dcmclicos. About one hundred aud sixty
members were present. Eating, drinking S,eledam
Schnapps smoking loag pipes, and sleechiiying was
the order Of the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

There will be a concert enl exhibition Of tie Sab
bath-Schoo connected with the Second Presby terrain
Church cf jersey City, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 9,
commencing at 4 o'clock Mrs. Austin G. DuFrie,
Dlrectre.si Irs. Charles q. Hoar pianist. About
twenty pieces II music and recitaiions will be given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
A BRUTAL FIGHr IN THE SEVENTH WARD

A BRUTAL FIGHr IN THE SEVENTH WARD
On Saturday night, at lOi o'clock, there w1 DIS
graceful and cruel plire.fght between a couple Of
hard-Gsted carmen. The quarrel originated in
political discussion. Flanagan ssid to Callahan:
arm fight you fair, stand-up fight, anywhere on
Gods earth you NAME Callahan responded
d" Very WE'LL | II name the time and place." The
place designated aud mutually agreed upon was in
small hall or meetng.room, in Madison street, near
Ringers where they pounded each other for an hour
and twenty five minutes, in the presence Of score
of spectators without being troubled by inqusitivo
po,ice-oiicers. Before this disgusting affair was
concluded one lad piece Of his bitten off and
the other lost a part of his ear. The desperadoes
were finally separated, aud it wac declared drawn
eight,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Tho British steamer City Of Washington, Capt.
Mrehouse, sailed on Saturday for Liverpool, with
3, clbiu pa-eug,d and others in tic Storage, and
-, - IN specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

LOOK Our YoR BoGUs POSTAGE CURRLscY'-
Il appears ,ha, there are counterfeit hflyceH' noes
OF the now postage currency 10 circulation. They
are said 10 be well executed and should be guarded
against. The following essiIy-noted MARKS will
enable holders 10 detect them:
/. The paper is thinner than the genuine = Inc
1--WE faces Of Washington vary con'iderabiy from
each other in tie counier;eit-so much 70 tnat two
or three Of them, il standing alone would hardly DC
taken 20 lie portraits Of Nashiugton-while on the
genuine they all clOsely resemble each other s.
The linked letters " u. s. under the middle face OF
Washington in tue counterfeit, do Lot show the
lower end Of tie X" inside Of tho leg OF The
" L." while ia tho genuine they do. This mark !.
easily econ. 4. The border round the lettering and
So on the back OF the counterfeit Is DARK snd th'
lines arc crowded, while Ia tho genuine the border
open, with a huo Of Light dots running ihronRh tn'
middle all the way round. II the counterfeit I'M
middle line l. almost invisible, WHALE Ia tho genuine
u Is ~ distinct ~ to catch tho eye al once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

SUICIDE OF PRISONER IN The ToyBs.-About
Q o'clock ON Saturday morning Osgood ID. Gould, a
prisone. confined in the Tombs, was found to be
labor:ng under the effects Of poison. DR.. Simsou
wa, immediately called in, and succeeded in partially
relieving tie man Of the poison, and by giving strong
f,mul4nts kept him alive fos tgo hours, whom he
died Gould had been committed 20 the Tomb' Oh
he previous evening. lie was asked whether he
would like 10 occupy cell alone and eaid that he
would prefer to do Ii is NOS known how he pos
,o.ied himself OF tie poison. Deceased had boen
committed a cAarge Of embezzing letters belong
ing 10 soldiers and Others in the public hospitals. lie
was about 50 years Of age was druggist by profes
zion, and hsl served dunug the Mexican wa, il
which he lost an arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
PROMOTIONS AND ADMISSIONS IN TIE ENGINEEI
CORPS or THE NAVY
The Board # Naval Engineers III session Mt the
Navy. Yard. PhiIadelphia, have recommended the

The Board # Naval Engineers III session ut the
Navy.Yard, Pbiladelphia, have recommended the
following promotions.
frs: Ass.an, Frgl4cer, Jsos f. Lendin 70 b. Chlei
Engineer Third Aslstsut zurrr Joseph Wseri t. Boz
Second Assistant I'M Third Astlnt Engineer. Albert
acton BE- second Engineer And the 70 Ils
Admissions: Nos j. Charles Rocker, Newforki2 Csci
f. Mi-sa4d, Newl ork; g. Lfttus T. Rank Isnusy gsn.s
Cushing Lane. Penu.y yani4; 8 Levi u sauofd. New
Yosk. Jsaes ). Rsry. M-rSaud John Pemtefton, IT,
Newly ok; g. James ". Hllhau New.l ok p, yaules
NcNausrl Newly ok; 10 John &. Grass Now-Yofk II
BOsz q. Pike
FOR THE rLOCKADING SQUADRON.
TIE L. :. supply steamer and transport Circas-
sian will sail from As fort on The 18Th inst for the
rendezvous Of the South Atlantic blockading feet.
She will touch at Port Royal, Key West, Pensacola,
DC Letters, Iapers and Parcels properly directed
and left at the Brooklyn Naval Lyceum will boo for
wa-ded carefully. over two dozen vessels can be
reacue1 by this neil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Police MoyExEsTs.-During the psst week the
Police Commissioners have received the designations
Of the following named officers
Isaae O. I,eton of the Fory.dHi Precinct; Charlie, w.
Carson. Eleventh; George W. Roger, Maurice Conway.
f9r,y fourth, Ch.s 7. Gilbert, Fte-uhi Patrick Dohery
fortyhfsi Vim. H. Fok Foriy-hi'hi Capt Mellen l. hol
broct Flr.yth.rd. Matthias j. totry, foftysKihi VIM
Covert Wn BaIrick, kdw .Fd Johnson Forty niah seTe
Charles T. Morton Forty sixth VIM Grey, Twenty eighth
and James o. Harvey Of me broadway squad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Tu,sKsGrvISG DiEsKR FORA RiGiNESr.-Ihe
maine oil John Eais. foreman in The shipping depart
ment Of the Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, las been found upon The Military Hcsp.-
tai books Of tits city and Brooklyn during the past
year, as regular watcher or night nurse whenever
bic reryces might DO required and this has not been
seldom. He hos also collected and forwarded hum
dreds Of volumes and apers u tie solicrs in active
service. Tho last Thanksgiving be actually flE-
nfhci n dinner 10 nn entire regmeu.--tAc 80
Manc--enoEInqod asiNow-York. Th.s consisted,
among other tnings Of % tarkics barrels sweet po-
taloes GO pounds coffee, bali barrel sugar, cheese,
barrel cranberry saucc IS barrels Of uppes, &c.
Messrs. Walls s. Co., No. 80 Solihsircei, gave the
sugar, and Mr.. II ID. Broohman tho coffee. while
various hotels aided in cooking and preparing tho
iurkic. and other friends contributed their miies
but tie chief credit is duo TO M Euis, aud be having
10 create salary .l4a s usually paid to those in his
Foht0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

Nrw-YoaN Ho.frAL.-weekly Report to Doc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

IsFir1ARY ron WoNEN AsD CuuprEy.-Thc
Lad.s Annual fairin behalf of this institution viii
commence On wednesday, December ~, at Dods-
North.s ..al, hfoadHaT opposiio Eleventh street,
as soE,lacod in another column, and will continue
until tbs following Saturday. Tie objects OF this
humane nntuuan, arc o. secure 30 poor wot4et, .ne
medical ad'cs OF competent physicians Of their own
Eek, 20 train nal.os for he sick, aud 10 fast vel
educated women, who aro stud, iug medicine IN ae-
qrlrn8 q practical knowledge OF tAo profession. a
D.'qensas, ia connected win tAe iuarmary where
poor women AMI Children gre furnished with med-
ciacs aad medical advice without charge The sick
poor as) visited II their homes by tie physcians
and students oi tie Institution. During tic past
year As institution LAG iugl.iSAel aid " COOI dealt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

OUTnuEAK AnoS0 THE SOLDIERS AT THE UsIoS
BAcr-CouRsr.-Aboutl q. M, on Saturday tie
soldiers a. the Union Course nauyunted des,ruc-
,e 40. IN consequence Of their deep-seaol d.ssas.
fiction with TIE quantity aud quality Of nations fur.
nl.hci them by contractors. Nearly all tho members
o. tho 53l Massachusetts went 10 the cook-honse,
overturned the soup-kcttles, and tore ont the gem
cal fixtures Of tie establishment. But ior tho hos
pi-ii on the upper hoor of the cook-housc, the
building itef would have besn demolished. Al
thil time iLo rioters joined by majority OF to
meDben of the 4,th, 4Jih ana 5Oln M4isachunotis.
They then proceeded - tie ftorc-house OF tho su.er
Of The 49th Regiment and carried away every ding
Of value contained therein. 1t Is supposed that not
iefs than 81 900 worth OF goods were ubs.facled.
Inc Post su,.orr quarters visited IN turn Tho
entire front Of the shanty removed aud boxes OF
cigars, barrels oi sugar, cheeses. apples, &c. effected
"a change Of bass "a remarkably brief period. Mot
OF tho chooses found ~ bc excellent bu one OF
doubtful quality they broke up anl potel at one au-
other. When ,hc soldiers bad accomplished their TO-
signs and flied their knapaacks with deicac.cs they
rciap.ed into o. -r accu. toned order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

TrPocRAPHicu UsoS At n meeting Of this
Uaon, No. G, on Saturday evening, the Business
dieuey Of raising Ito scale Of prices. Tie annual
election Of officer. took place, When tho following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08


The Edc.s0n battery Caisnli wac auccessfully
fo ted oil a. Greenpoiu about 10 clock on S.tr-
oa.. Ii there is any slight difference between the
niuc Moritor batteries building in different rl. ca
there % none be. wcel those constructed 81 tho rae
yGIc. Tie tassaic ana NOl.al6, which wee
Gee. bed a. length "a these columns, were built
ne BY si1e with the Cstakll 40 tle Cont mental
NofGc. The "lur gy' q ne ORIGINAL Monitor.
ths C1tskh "a I'D leet long Is Zee. vide, y lee.
ceep, @1d wIl draw feet icle5 when III iyt tjr,,
tTim. l1e only matters concerning her. wl - sf.
rer, may DE- thus 4lsp.lad 81. IL 3. c0ri.lu.I...I
but We believe not definitely lzeG, tlat ,ln sltIi
have Two h,esn-isCh gdrs. The Aeryonsue.s viii,
winch ono was Tut On board tho pa-e,ie has
ben claa!cI-cdi and 10 orc taids Of Iesieylyg.
row because two VIII De placed in tho tgf
re-. Ioslde Che turre. the new gun arrsre.
gu, which proved % successful o. the pas.
Gue, is being tlfesdy fixed. Tie two fifteen,
inc pieces Can H. Convenient worked bv Is rr.,
I.ch Vi tie g49s can 'lrow l.y.pomler ,yli.l f.
orgsu oil by JyD O. powder. 40 3 cents Il .,,u.j
oue discharge o. 800 L-,tery --glJD Of slo5-golf
CO.. s u and tae IO%lor "a. 80 cents pound. ~
o. ( - il u. Firing thirty ZINES al hour. wit
bon pieces, wo44 therefore lucer an ou.la, OF
4 80 and Tor hours fighting s so. no woaa.
t.e1, thai Pd1cl s.Oud prefer Sc eel with email
gus winch could uot destroy 10 Iel government
D.. cry ~ tie discharge 0I ..s cCee.' ii Acct
q ~ o. these Oae-tule. batteries, witt two lee1-
tnch vlIs ia tach, were % 4J tIty days lighting ia
4 campaiZs, the powder and lo. alone would cot
tl8,7CQ.Qyy, " uegl CEe l-lr- O. our Iayy esl.A4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-25

SIR MtlG, wel6e IfG Der @olunel oeri6afte,
mubte CT so Gents per Quart be5ablen. Da0
Dusenb Gter tutete $1.20, iGpar3er Gbee paS
0tnnD $16, bas 9funp Safee $3.50. Setlt
Sergeant, Elm Srldnber, trteb nit oteler
@6wtsrtetstt etne erbarmli@e Qnalttat
8rauutrpetn auf unb 3par fir 70 @entS DaS
@la8. Der Colonel empfteblt einen Ooer
,tpet i3piebel Dem Splbaten. @r erbteIt gu
8t6monb melben, Der gut mar, fur 70 ets.
pas StId.
@r bate GGufee l1%uterrepun9en nit 0tebelS
lenpfT3teren, OOn Denen ct bGrte, Dap Die ar
beitenOe &laIe 3u Nt4mpnO gang Der untpu
anbGnoe, paB ober Der DeapptiSmu8 Der Nes
beasnrsgterung perarttse @sfable nteoerbalts
unO ieOe 8slpreGun9 pOlitil@er 3ultanpe IN
ben GfenttAen Blattern unterOrilde.
0tele Iruppen bon Noro. Carolina, %etn3elne
pom Gtretnten unD etn betr1@tltGer She'll
BON @epreia mnnl6ten CUR alien Union 3u=
riaidtebren gu %t6nnen, Die Iitblt9eren 8ruppen
aker linp fir etne Scrt1ebun9 oeS Sttege6.
Die Qputiana Sruppen raren Iebr erbtttert
auf @eneral Butler unO etni9e berIelben lie
Zen pas @elIte laut merpen, ppen brntalen
Butter" gu bdusen. Oas Commencement
min tn Dem Sale, baB Sen. Butler etnen
~septlen Numf urO, welder Die SunoeaFagse
beruntsertB, bansen labt, an Sen. @lcGal,
pelAer In t6rer 9anp III, TaAe nebmen. =
Sen. MlcGaG, beftnbet lt9 in Der IS. StraBe
tn 91i6mpnO in @sfansenlAaft, I'm 8ereine
nit unssfdbr $50 8unOesOIf3teren.
Die &sbsaenpfi3iere ipreAen BON ether
gprtpGrtStepesuus seeen @albtnstcn, baG
fe genre 3erItSren unb perbrennen mGdten.
Colonel Gbarlss TIT Der Metnun9, pab ibrt-
gems bte 1~ntpnssefable I'm SiDen eber plas
9retfen %piroen, ipe1n I'm 9tCrpen tpent9er pOr
l8efretung Der StlaDen 9elprpGeu tpirDe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-25

Die etltrne GtIenbabn6ride BET 5arpers
6errY SpirO erlf in eini9en 8oGen ferttg unO
Bis Dabtu bic jebt9e bGl3erne benuBt werDen.
- Sin 0eneral 6Depitnl purpe neuerDin98
erridtet unO pa8 8ertrauen te6rt ~aImG9ltg
3urif
Seine 8 Mnmats 8n(Gmtaire. @puD.
Curtin BON DennlplSanieu BAT befanntltd)
idon cine Qn3abl 6reiptaise fur Die Dduer
boa 9 Mtpnaten angenOmmen unD ein9ei9po=
rem. glnu fontmt aber cine DepeiAe oua
Walbin9ton, norm bic 8egterung metOet, ba6
gar feine @erorOnun9 poer @eieg fiji QnnaG-
me BON 9 Wtpuat6> 6reipiatgen Dprbanoer
III. = @6on Iett @O6ea brtn0en ale Set
tnn8sn 8ert6ts YOn Der Nnnabme OeS 8e-
14lu0ts, paB Die 100000 8OlOntaire Dec
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