davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
Tne bel. DonaamEo slaaa4ere.


Wepublish foiigAyi 4 Abdft HIst9SSi IF the
inhunAi snd SBAfbaspnA, 1RHAsSAef ,cf the
whitss. W the, itleecosFS .6 ST. pcmingO,
at the close Of the last century AS it is
the desire and purpose Of the fanatical
Abolitionists to have the bloody scenes
Of st. Domingo re-enacted in the south.
we publish this account, that our people
may see and fully realize the horrors Of
the feast Of blood which these Abolition
scoundrels would invite them TO look upon
in the South. IL they are successful in
their efforts to incite the ignorant and de-
luded negroes Of the South TO insurrectiOn.
no one can doubt that the bloody tragedy
Of ST. Domingo would be re-enacted, with
even more of demon fury and slaughter
than on that hapless occasion. And yet
there are, we blush to say Il. men here in
the North, some Of them protesting chris
tians, who desire, and would inwardly re-
joice to hear Of slave insurrection in the
South, knowing. as they well do. that it
would be attended with all the horrors de-
pictod in the st. Domingo massacre. Such
is their intense hatred Of the people of the
South and their institutions, that they
would rejoice to see then Awept from the
earth in a sea Of blood. 1t would seem
as if the fatal heresy Of Abolitionism,
when once it gets full possession Of man,
transforms him into very demon. I'm
PEELED by one idea. he forgets all else.-
his God, his country, his moral obliga-
tons, humanity, all, all are absorbed and
swallowed up in the wild and frantic mad
ness oi his disease, for disease it is. Who
will dare say that there dwells any Of the
finer feelings of humanity in the breast
Of that man who would rejoice a, a negro
insurrection. and the cold-blooded butch
cry of thousands OF innocent women and
children, of his own nation and blood
To those who have been lured to look
with something Of favor upon the Aboli-
ton plan of melting the negroes of the
South TO insnrrection, rs a means Of put
ting down the rebellion and securing theil
own freedom, VIC would recommend the
history Of the St. Domingo massacre
Look upon that " bloodiest picture in the
Book Of Time" and then, if you will
favor that policy which would bring about
its re-enactment. IsaH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
M ~ q %
fllsuraurr.
HOIne
Insurance Company,

or NEW HAVEN 00RN!gai2 ,ueTd 20
CAPITALli q. i-e fSf S2oO. 900.
Paid ineash, snd securely Invested.
UNHIs company inAures u ID gs MERCHANDISE Houss
i Furniture and other insuFa6ie properly At as low
rates charged by other soYeit eqmJanss
1hree-ourths Of the profits Of the bnsnebs, (aler
deducung per cent Tor the sockholdars) divided
annually 70 the holders of poicies In this company
payable in scrip bearing interest. feTeinsuInE with
us incur no liability whatever. .ehh lr ~ 4 'lAll
DIRECTIONS. r" % ''iii.'
Douglass Il. BatteTlee, Charles Shelton, ,,... ..I.
LsVerett Candse, George Cock, .a. U
JudsOn Canhed, Charles T. Candee,
Isaac Thompson, Dgsld W. thompson,
Lucus Hotchkiss, hfam Camp, - .. ..
William W. bacon, Tllton Il, poolittle,.
Oornelius s. BUSHNELL Charles W, Allen,
0eorge HoadlsyI samuel Peck
William Hull, Wilis IA. Anthony
Charles Oarli6le, Newell o. HAL,
stephen 4. Spencer, Leonard Fardee,
AW Ator Treat, kdwin Marble rrH H
Andrew l.. kidstOn, -.,r.
samuel Malett, Samuel o. Johnson,
william Beach, Oulofd, Conn
Daniel TrowbridEe, -t ,. .. .
Amos y. Barnes, JedediAh Wilcox,
Erastua q. scranton, .ar IfIAut'A Meridsn. Conn
John woodruff. Henry Martin, oigs tII
Richard M Everett, a' WalhnRford, Conn
DOuaLAss n. ekTFnalhk, PreaidSnt,
DAnlnL TAowBaIpyH. V1os Pres. p
OnAa. WILA0H, bsc,y. ?. ,aHdWliol 'fiu3E ,.li .'|
tsbs oHAs- h. CLARKE, Agent II Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

WAKiSo UP-0ne OF the best sigma Of
hope for the nation is that merit 10 now re-
eognized BY the Government, and disgrace
marked for punishment Buell. meets, at last,
the fate which he deserves Journal
1t is among the most remarkable Incl
dents of the times that newspaper writers
make Generals al will. II was nothing
but the malice Of newspaper generals
which consigned General SToNR to pris-
on, untried and uuheard, and moth
ing but judicious system Of putting
which promoted PoPE. one Of the most in
competent and generally detested and de-
spised officers Of the army. TO a leading
command. The same system of denuDci-
alton aud malice hurled by newspaper gen
erals has caused the removal Of General
BUELL.. tho ouly officer in the army having
an important command, who has never
lost a battle.
If honest old ABE would look more to
real merit and less to the advice Of these
mushroom newspaper generals, he would
be saved a world Of trouble, and the coun.
try millions Of treasure and oceans Of
blood. Unfortunately he reads their ae-
counts of splendid military exploits. all
written up with the exception of3ths
names, which are supplied by the highesl
ana hest bidder. lnnd The. pliblio Ahsl sOss
after startled with the announcement thai
some muliet Of a militia General pr taboo
ed West Pointer has been sent Tor iby ,ih'
President and offered an important posi-
ton. requiring first class military Abili.y
and the toady press of the country an
nounce the looming man ss an Isvidenc'
of the Presidents sharp discrimination
Generals and heroes are unmade by tn,
same process by which they are made
Old ABE happens to pick up the rivs
newspapeg in some saloon or barber ShoI
and 6nds that the man he has just promo
ted has been known to the public for som,
time past as a rebel sympatiiixer. ACSb
met Council is forthwith called and the las
coming man. is ordered to change hi
base Of operations 10 mako way fOr th'
looming lnGaailof the next newspapel
leader. Then woe to the luekless wigh
who happens to be the outgoing man
And so il has went. and so il goes. News
paper generals, with not enough OF mill
tsry knowledge to command corporal
guard. govern The President in the mos
important militaTy changes and move
mSntu. And We see the result. B.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

HAD HIN THERE--A waggish curate over
heard the schoolmaster giving lessons in
grammar. "You cannot place a, the singu-
lar article" said the pprece ptor ''betote plural
nouns. Nosone can say a pigs, women,
a-'h i.iNonsense, d cried the curaie, a''the
prAyerbook knows better than You, Ishould
think, Or il wopldn't teach me to say a-men. I"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

tainted With pessiiencs ltvas scouipsledt tAkt
within two months after the revolt FIRST began,
uppard n ftea ihoesand Vhite persons, Of
az dliiqrs, Aqd been wGssccrsd that one
hnndred md eRShtg sugar plqrEatgps, snd
about nihA huh 20 coffee, eots4n es,d indigo
ss asG'S%id H%iii.s sy y.S. aOS sEss sS
ience TO such Estate Of misery as % depend
altogether Cor their clothing and sustenAnce
on public and private charity OF the insur
gents i was reckoned that upward Of ten
,ihpesaad had Perishsd by the sword oF by
famine, and some hondrdds by the hand Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
Dpelings aRousr..
DYEIM G HO us e

NO. 80, ST. CLAIR, BET FOURTH FIFTH
Dayton Ohio,uaafa..a ...a
VlHE undersigned infoElne the pubhc that he 10 q
j. practical dyer, and haa sssabrhea dye house 1t
the above place nmds aON prepared 70 cUf MI kinds
of silks, katinu, Ribbons, Woo6n and Cotton 9oode
any color that may Be desifoap q ~ aAaN
Grease and stAns removed nom al knds Of iabrics
He warrants 70 dnish all eooda IN 4 manner 10 give
aAtiaAcaon, having a aftsles necessary 70 pert6fn
his work IN the bs6a poesble style. in " -
ass nBR6AsN wIRaERD.sfd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

III persons entering upon any OF the premises OF
"A the andsrHgpsd for the purpose q hunting, hsh-
ing, gathering or picking nuts or fuits of any klnd
viii ba treated aa ressp&aAeTa and dealt with acsbrd
ing To law. 3 ee7iy4 . FREDERICK WAnTZEL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
NOTICE.

MY wlis, Bena, hAYnglea my bed and board with
lNl out cause, hereby warn All persons against
trusting hsT on my aeeoHAts@s kylh pay no debts o
: SauIadawsw ei'lfs sli ln daJOsRPH ERWIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30
EYIN HOOPS ESTATE

NOTICE " hereby Ayen that tha subscribsr haA
IN been appointed and quAllhed A. Administrator
% the essete 0f Eyin HooPs scsAssd, ,iAts Df Mont
'Dayton, June ", isoe-ss0oMsI DANIEL IiooPs. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

9di baa 5H- aIoaEibBI ia5jm0 w5N
ia iaoIlsa l4 aa. q1laI uaafs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-30

eoSssetussicS end tsrrcr 6ow took pcssss-
aion Of every mind, and the screamso Of the
women and childrsn running from doorto
door, heig glItnad the horrors Of the scene.
All fhe vitieens 41pk up srgla sed ths Cen
sfsla Assembly Asetsd the Q@Fetabf eith he
esnmana q ~ National Guard, reQQsstIng
|hisa 70 give sAe fders ~ 4, pisenvf nf "a
very seriona appgehsnsIons being entertained
concerping the domestic negroes within the
smoss shssas We're ilRsxisS sSt, sent on Shlpboaid
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
Oga sSnElnffnl,.

99fG sss sSuIsen GoEteatas ss ESrnbdrife 10 SOnbes
Eaenirsr snss esf trsa msAsuiisu gsGs9n ss Stas
sn csF sca 6oben 1b nss asbens Ia 5elpaierH sSa
Eonoea Warts peSbfpba Gus agts taett sngtSTaAL Dat
nigs o Tunosreasse5 Ssnngeu pegenet ron benen BE e.
Gs eeI Wtehu Dsts nnsabIss etthxuts bic an DhrsnsE
sa Asrpodt unb e1tsru ffEapEbsttsu Ltsen Jus g. 1E
M est plVstsn erani@sa su fp ss9rsdsn be "a n! ssr
ssfn Set SFsas1 &1sg;sissa uvstn apssnbu9l4 g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
WSeepGmtcs &paM.

s(0. S98 2RatpldnO NS., note benz GapttO
9arsn beit Sevdunlen itn6 tbIer Ton,Taipm iii a a
eaen 2her ofriA0nsr nb Serbesrt uS yur6 brnit en-
9ult22S Sobn sea GioenstIA,r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
gDbtt Saeer's
2sSafbin9ton sgcaoentl, Uf 0JSn1iF.

2S9 pa Nv. swtdeu @. nnb 10. Str.
3eSen slGNntttae Spn 4 uJran: }%-
JNlErMnsei't6ts WGo 0OcAGs&Onser
BET ane ten titIsea iatle beseaSet ,nb ne.srh,ros
oetltarften GapeQe. ''''-'' ''V s"-'0'"s'
Alt grobretdlten Grfrt@ansea Goarrsn aS Speea fus
ppa per beter 2uGl1t. ~ ~ >f'''" '''A
SNt2s 9snta q @efemthaI, ginsntnimsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24

be G Surd 5c9e Batter s9mdd5t bateR, be a 70 oft ror
b5ie 9eie Deer Der Sule lereu ue oere 5cGeu e all
nddtli lplreI sl5 ia Spie, bnrt RpHuicnen ee netn
u,gebetlt bic @t nuIS8G maen Te SSrper unb 3e 5sr
fSreu iollten Ioprt bic nbtsen Sd,ritte tenie-
gge S&aee bOb ea an8er 0sepn bic 9onan9 etS SanHss
aebens losqeftIe lpsyben iou bur bie Dgn ne I5r1G
pom i9tabeber Mat Sclde 4erioner 'rlisn tsopr e et
fftsn q be - u -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
Hotel du Rhirl

UFNgeF . 0 lafnDs 90fcU
383 ga. Npenur, 3ptIAetl 4. unb 6. Gtraee,
gDafbtnetrn 9. q.
: Sbi9es pote nel6e8 lit Der been Gage bet GaS nabe
Dem @apitpl lnb Der @ienbaGn 9eeeen BABE t t6uai@
ubsrnDrmen unb peble bafslbe btnt rnben ltblttunt
uKo mstnen SSrsunben aneeegentlIdbfl
San9j1brtBe @rtabu9en eben mid in ben &tanb Mn-
frrherun9en Der repetSen &eilenpen na alen Srn su
eeniigeu.
Rude uno Reler fnb tni6ertrefi6. t4i}ts tt
s3eotennne prompt %ree bi1isit +.se ela
Spt20, Int aug 8. SdS, @rppretpr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
9SrescOtt=Gaus,
BIO. 335 DeunlYlpanta NSes,te,
w w - v %
0Salbinotpu

unteredee erfaben Rh, 5reuiter Vefannten NIB benz
pereb[ten 9ublif srsben an5eissn, Sa6 e enen ceut
l0en @altpot uner Obgm Nomsn NattnetCn erSnet ia.
Saneo eeet &ftieneen ale mSslt6en Bequemldbtetten
Gre nue comfortoble Saoeera nne til Ireben enbtt
!otD % oaB et talte Gorme 8dber sn ieSec Sa0eSp
3e 8enpntnen ne ben tSnneu. ,- = ,s..D
1nl 9sneiSten 3uiprn@ bitten. t*ss.
S9t24S 7f4 lsts NsNnnR& 0ofMe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
@pperttnteut Glattm- 9ffce.

9ap. 20 gBeitsGasetteRruse, ua9e ct. PaulitraBe.
0enFunen, 8ountY>@)elper &c. 1c.
arante Ober Dsr,punbete @OlOaten, ipel6e sutGaieu
pHrben 40 Is
iope gSittttpen ulb gBaiIen BON @cISaten,
bic I'M Dieufte 9etcrben ftnb, tSunen ibre slnprt9e
i4uelitens beiprst er9alteu Bel
Stt17s @m. o. SiIL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
,}unQe 5UtaancE

'lrirrs rflt Dpr ttItss s6tssata sss ssastbea as
@ F '3s@ s = GEt A4aitass & 70 Sg " sssal ssl
ti sfm EonHer oe 5crebfiamst bu Gsat tesaer aH ts
GetfF 6Sbapeesnps zsns gnfDd Aabea ra-te n9sss @ @
spHern gersrauein unEen 5tttr5312 N0sS7
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
M1e nee eaate.
l45s 1JE .safH1 u r
A.. DR.. Johnston,
aaai Der stnsiae 2l3t. pel9er oassFet,
@alttnspr 8 . e. @otpttnL
3ur l1nterpridnn8 Der auafial6eret ttnbltrts
Der eiu3i8e 3lab In Der @elto tpU Iidsere
14nelle MNp 9ritno(Ae Rurep tn asu II,
nehettlte1t Rr1nfheffef

1AHelle unp 9ritnoli1e Gureu In 9s q
71 0ebetnte1t RranEbette1f
snNaSt a 3Sn8pngsuaabpfstc 65wafe III
psm &Ifn an6 Den @t0erns gm3inSuneen Gieren lat
ae 5aaleneratesnn0en S9pdd}e ser Meraen Ua1cn@pS.
q a3a4te Weoerqe8la8sn4etts @eritanbesi@pa9e Sr;-
lopten Sbndernbet. 3iftert a4aenI6pdbe SGptnbd,
goptarer gttsn6ms bes Safes Der gsois Der Gaase bss
Na9en3 per G8eweio unS o[cr fenr ebe Die pcu ae pc
9bsusn @epobnbiten Der paenS Ypee bre,t Oyr eefbr
lt&er nS pIS ret StreHc onq BEN Gef6bren bs lllss
Rrapr't Hn6 uenn n ss 9ebslt uerben tbye 0ISaenbe
es @9e n"mR3l' MAIDEN Hnb auebtbep RBrpsrne Gun strr
FsN' 1~ yse aiA0}ataJ $50 r4gI
Jun9e U}aaneg S 5a i
aritrs rtt Dp ities stIttsata s.s assssebea as
'&} a5!@ e pf Eauierte b gg s ys DSst ggSt EslS
t' ssm DonheE BET crebtaa9tit b Gsat besgae R&1 ks
Sfs Sss. RMS;a.sssnsS Zsns snsd' aebea rb aSs' 81 %
~ sgerbetratbete periDNer,
sst seie atIqs fig otRstseste osacF@tssa aAs SO
ten EHPersu8t9b Or S0auapn 90 RssDs ylrssn.
s taernfe gssp ete Chs pbsa &t sbs sstsg 8esraama
It 'Sij5sa I ttsa 9 u. T9G a 2a .snss sss s:ss s:I
3 Hft'shtisas emo nriaFes ssa Gs yetuRsa R84ssIts
sas 3o sas8 $. 3st s53i 4 sr1sss sssstFf'a
&9y8antItte @6w0tbe
gngeysggt5 sse Eubtte ssge gya tts4 tsrsesrE seEs
fl5aF Qst ers e1a eetsa .lfah AMI ia ast rns EeS
lommsna1t uua68@ a4i a of sas acsa Gcysf ks seex
gflsn3Ititu un5t0nnn fs6sae Sanse etuts enb ID ta
isarsn O58e n aa sar3 gtrtshsn sStr iSIss.a t
pafn 1fftn Hae anstss nra4cn srsasa FGun Ia fs ss
gsfas!as!9 Ge SVl8s bss JtsSrauGes btaea Organs
l1e 0t pB Is aushu kas es tafi es ,eneunG sgf sps
een eerPrfn EsEa Pie f btst&en eatrn st6cn eIs bus
AfGi es Ra petts Fne aUBerbn wtben DRr& rhbea GS~
mug 5t sFbGhuugs Dteuss GtFanat anb BE pbeFfta ss
sttRtGcn 9rafsg Serni1gst..4 80 -. -.
sL.srn MAJ eare1 siaa ot Dss s Tlras bss &taagss L.
scr 9ins obs 6oeltnes sc s rbeu az be assbsa sabes
sn slreben ln ass 6Es ts @sqpuqe ssetmA aaassS es
aanbfn nfD. ii'.t1 y -.ts. .Ettt wy I'
a~ OfFse4 glo, z G5ab~5repertd dlItgoss,
lseten 1bisren ooa 8aittntpretaE,s 5ftlt&s Gstte,
ots Stufen Dtndufa I'D
War ntrt f9 sla5en uae 9au&nGamsF esnn RnnSe GGs
gusEns ptd6ha9er bIsGerssben put sEfena 0Es6Eaber
@ubhdcF StteviTt&Fes Sa5safktEs Ent saHyenpgs$z
Ssaen 20 seeeimasS EtFt una lssssr gussssss= g,
Sphntc1t Stuf tE eef Flats. N'@- ~ q
tS @ar 8ref nhaen staea gsa-s4@sg en&saItss.
@Snf 0eiIua8 In 2 Gaeeu su6efitDert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24

Die tjee saano asIde ndereab Der lettei ebeueBn a9r
IN hieSer gIntal turi1 irSeu uno bic Wegs ppger @16
bs 0euas~O appOTs upo be encere RerOne betpolnten
mOpon baS BabIitun s mts6ebotea Wolen Nnrta ppr6e
yepisnhafafeH fire 9siSeoSs Re EirrehelDe @spShr-
Ieiitrna,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
l1rtheiI Der !DreHe.

Die uee Souembe ws pabrsab ee ss!su ie9e5eBa Sabre
ia bieIer Nnfa ttr aroe nne BE W'gs Midtt9er gato-
b 8tugS uc reie anoere Prcne osrpbnter
uoe0n baS 8RbIm ~ pecerbOltea Jaien Anee tpuroe,
llub snb Ie Ni a(s @btettana In 8es9 au @eaatsc Gub
yesOIsmbaf;etet h ecbfucs eae btFreAeaSs @stpdhr-
Ietltluln. f. S .H53E e 4 Nyt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30

fra9te Der 6Srlter. 96eb beia6te ySenun,
10 >pplen mir eS obsenoat baben, Serr
SnTOrmutor" la9te 9enne seflilisnttib laut
uno in leiner 9tw6bnltden barI9en 9Sei1e;
vi6 nebme ben 6un6 in bic Soft nnD Bfle9e,
uno Sic 5ablen mir ta8 beoua9ene Soft9elD
- ba8 3bier IrlI e8 gut befcmmen in mets
nent Sauie, i9 bin Elm 9earr ouf biele
3bterden, lpenn lie seldeibt uno treu Itnb
-. Ah, fdGnen 9uten 9I6enO, 9nGpi8er
6err !" be9riiBte er ben binSutretenpen STE
4arb. SD mar 10 eben iut 8e8riff ite aufr
3nIudenI !" @
uGnten G6eno, 8Srfter ! ipas tpiinlden
Sic BON mir 2~ H ss3sa F 5n4 na7
oDaB sic ein balbeg 9ttub9en bier in
Sbrem 3iumer permeilen, ebe sic gum
6enlter geben -baS' 1T aGles Q8arum :?
Sennn, bas percen Sie iosleid3 irne tper~
Gen. Gina,peilsn meinen beittn 0anf !!
Den Sunb bpte id ha4ber, Serr Snf0rmas
for Datnit GuIdte er nus Der Gbtre. D
pSie entGeoisen iid bes Sniipe8, 6err
@et ?" fragte 0ti9aro. oWarnm molten
Sie ibn ni9t bel Den mei,tigen inl 3tpin9er
lailen =? SIT ct S9nea bort gu laledt per~
pfle9t? ?"
naeiuestpe88, Serr @e9ener! aber i'd
fible, poB uietnes 8leibenS bier nidt lan9er
tit, unb sic be9reifen, baBi4 na9 bent
Auitritt vpm belitigen Nbeno bieieS SanS
perlaiien muBl"
ISM @e9entbeil, id beereife pielnle9r,.
baB sic tteiben unb @enustbuun9 baben
t1iifTpu 90ip keihpu Gprrpu 9l1Drik hdbef1
nidt ba8 entferntelte @e4t, iie gu entlqlien
Oteine Wfutter nnp t4 Iteben 5n S9nen,
unb sic ipllen bleiben, SA will eS, benn
id iebe etn, baB Sbnen llnredt Seiaab,
unp es 1T iOnlit meme Pfli4t gu Shnen gu
balten! !"
sd ertenne ben GOelnmtb uno Die 8ies
berfelt, pelde bierin lieSen, 5err 8esener, "
ent9ssnete QSes /; oallein bebeRfen Sie, baB
i'd eS ni4t annebmen borf Sie auf meme
Seite 5n 3ieben. a#
(6prtieeun8 fOl8t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
Dg. sSoantfpll.

Hftt9Ilsb ta sSreIitn GsIsiams ;es sunbdis Ia Hcnt
DraeErter einte bee sreu mssne arIeeten beef GteS
tt reF ef 6rssen E ts 2tbeRs 10 bsu AtfpttdetR
Ernoc Tnrts YtlSst!pt;g gab2nksn S5su natbrat kAs
sine ltF muHooarsg eelsInSu 5cUtnts benen ks G
t&e es Webitn nhs uasatilss 9slbenb BE OHrsnEsx
IS WerrSft6 NIB antfTen Gransttn !sAter fIs g. O. eH
e s Ylebtn @rauisg1 80 Esbs ETf@FsGe s 90 oft essS
sesnbst esrtnsrH 4!strssaso a. ScuaEn Aussat|ss g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
81 ~ jmn9e 9enfe.
DR.. Johnston,
Der etnSi9e Q3t, peIhsr on1etet,
@alttmore 9 SofpttaL
5ur t1nterOraduns Der QuaGiu(6eret etabttrt
Der etu,i0e Niab in Der @s(t, sps fi&ere,
IAnelle nnp 9rifuofihe Ruren tn .G
0eheinlett RranFheitem

IuptlSItc nav 9tuhUtllllE JkWkSn w .a
Gehet,nctt RramFbeitcta
aenap meoet a95 b. ftp 3:aan8suafitoteits 68pi4e In
e:l Jta1n ulS Ge6e1f Gat3inoungen Der 9ren unS
I3e e lrsHeyAit sun9.n @pSe ser ReraeM. NasuiHpS;
g Ia2t @sser9ei9La8en5ett gcritanOesi9pa8:, Sera-
Fl0Ftsg 50nG eR5a, 3terrs IltSeni6pGdse S4winSeE,
mer Gtt5n6uus bss 0aiss. Der gaIe Der 2aase. bss
111S eer@aepeib prb o[lcr ienr bcIs bic BON eewHeR
9ets swobnbtitcu br uasnS pe. br.,t Osn aefSkr.
tr l6 aI5 ser irerer GsIans Ssn siSSr,n Ss lfins.
r1tr ana iSepn ht s 8ebeft perSen, ibre e[iaenbeR
ce bf EHm03L'4 9eR nna arltbSen 4Brp:g S Snn 3cgs
,}pn9e Dlanuer.
eners a es gtts ierts sst.ssrn aagss asssgbea Sak
as aPf!t9 eels EagisueS IN cir IA ltt @rsb ssst seI
ear s9Te sFFAsenea Easas ane .tIs6n gsresahs
M em 2eaae ber sersasfanis ssu Senas osegts eaS ky
eelfr saabssntt Igns tniies aaRsa szhE mssen ID "r
seGEm MsrtrdEes HGtga
8erbsiratbste psrfonen.
e, pas St ss y aes eata sss ~
Fta q gassgsaeital Ds, SaRaasH % gsasR ssster-
gs ptrhrns ssse1 e sts pasES stfs seiase BsssE1Es
gsearfestfsr sssh tttru suS s@nadi pttr GrJ3JSsss
9t aIssbasp qFt nessu f9rtg 'aTts Sssispiss sslss
aia ar.aIs siue bt,umdaa ssns Dafdi i'd susfaseHsa
aas sUpetfata aufffaas srlps sfFassltais sssTaIts
0rBauiEde S4w1bE
4H7ss0a 8fte'!s Eu9 m gSGe rsfs sses berstEtgt Dts
f@S3a:t etea rsl9ss saa astta slt aat s & Ent Ra-
eenss5aft Urn6g& rs4 a rst Sas esst Dts, ss tsrea
y .asiasesiaq:a ssn:tpI ssu sts:a Ssi5a ss ssass
eara i rne astrs uFaSeu tntatsr ssan, 70 "a Ft ks
aesnslhs Spst bss EsbTaH@es ka keIEsn Grg0ns-
ges: sbr l Is 3panr has b gre be- grtensuuH esF
eren erie:su rb bic I'D 5Ssl&en 2aatrn ereeben 0S
0srta St - re ans saststsa weFstu bus& frasen @e
aG ott gsssaugnss sDerIasnss ssaGt uhSe PAHfen ns
elera app as4re gFfu If ass SIC rFaae sr ssaRsss u
rer sneeT rsr S6sngs as p 4Eben e Sts etben AAbes
ren urlssn u es hs bic @rsnbsls ssensn SaEtF: ss'
aanbfn fnb.
By Dfftes: ylo. 7 Sab-Grebrt6a1oss,
itsten EbSren Opu 8altintcreIRr,, SfliGe Getts,
bts Gta,1en 6tmauf. H..5l
au mrrse N5 Namsn unb ansngiareS tnn rmMEtnke Grs
rnsrrths M@9ra1er Dur stfns Sns asrtgSuls 0ra6lSe
S@uhfiGs Ste!E2g StassaFtaiets gEh ssmpsuHEstg "
@ reStm6ss 0erass ps ssafrS Gnsessesw Sra Ng
SfpbnItpn's Slufp In bxs RShe t
gf8. Gus @sieh maEeu tiaga gsg-estaaS saSaaItgss
@inf 0etIuns tn 2 TaBen Su8sfHert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
0nnnr6 @6t,
E1D0@D

@dt bes 10. u. GsGtr., nnte Der Wenni o.,
H8aSbinstpn, %. 6.
81 Teijenbt finSem baeIbR sass mfprabIes scaIs,
xfi@ HaS trsHnsI'$s UfaauS9HHe St2,lr'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
0Dafbimatpn a1cqOeu,i, : gy5 5utsF

2S9 pa. W. ctrif@en 9. NIB TO- Str
Seeen NaAmittSs Dpn 4 llbr an:
JnstrnmentaIs uno OOcaIf@Om5ert
Der aus bc 6teen suleru teiteteaben unS reuerbncs
peritartten gapeEe. ' "'N''' ''''s9
bon ter beiten GpnIttGt "'D ~T''i''' N''
Sltsss 5enrs sRsfentbot, giesnibin,,r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30

bic T hnr betnge 2atsr su6 Babes bic ie 10 oft ron
bSieiI 3ete rber In Der Sde iere no her Soaen s au
n6did Iprsl es iHs 63pF, eerd goutir1ten bic neaH
nneetbeilt, bic @be lHD naen no Glrfr NIB Sep e-
{tSren, ionten Iciort 6ie nStgen Gt6rte tesi1: ..
g8te GGabe baS unser Maun bic 9onnS etneS Selbss
Ser Qiebia Iete glrn ncn allen u8ten NIB Seaon btS
2ebe,t8 Icsserien rhen fon bu bic olgen ner N6rn8
ton iIIabsher 4atug. o&e 8ercnsn mis bsppr He ssn
xcten n bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30

5sseureu baB e1 seanter @ uns ea SenROer aBfet ss
uotbpenbtoie grroerne Sr ebeIten GlaGislete o. 50
pbue bieis oro oc gee hs 9ebus SIT arr8en Y9srIob
Oie GusfGten ee8 2sbes reruer 6 n6l nnS Die geele
rirb eroriffe bcn geplus rlo eiano!ten SesrGatnt-
esu has bie rfesn. wilde Atce 9eaesS' cermets
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
9euGSd,e }lOo4lefe

yS u, q. WIvors uoD s. S. Diefenbasy
GEs poa 0amoeere u;S SiGFr.; Baltimore
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
gzs al btaafoner agnaetaeal.
0aele Neff0nrant,
cTObn 8aber'e

6 apttol 9tll- @artea,
sut@en $. anb 8. unb g. unb 9, Ctr. @attaatou g.
Ssler Elm eanjes gqanre umFusnbe @aren unb bic 6nnuf
eenncllge gprttf9at prb teImt inter DerE&erne ene
tan i'nc batsen getienuu8 Gem YuhItim tSenS epOg-
Ra- SeRel Wepntas %benb
OOn5ert nnD SnnSuuterbnItttn0
a5- 8elieaSe fin6eu etn 9utes Spets
Yer Sessr tat CO @ ;ur Nufsab aentot bic i'm mesf-
eelue3 enI8ssen.
Spt30S Tnbn sYoier
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
Teter @mmeridl's 4
European Hotel,

@6e Der IL. Str. unb @ennltlpania Ay
Dties TIM @snirapun b.r gunbeStasytabt aeIeoent. ,
allen 1eqnemGetten itnb elmer rortreHn Bar b SI.A
es9erttete pans TT allen @e&6fsIeuten iutb hem resihs
DutItEnm bicrmtt benct8 enbfohIer. NnntI i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
WeectoGmtcs Gau,

yt0. 398 Wiarpiano Np., uabs Gem CARTS
DtsieS bstm Ynbifum 70 beliebte 5as nit bsu fata,r
sarten ost eeraNm9en nh tiblen aansalcn iii In a!sn
pfcblen. ''' ''' s'S''''s "a"
SUITES SobnNed G;osnthf,,s-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
lnnae SPINNER.

lensrs @s ic9lts itts seE:tfn aaEss gszhen Wak
FARO lore srtAsenga Easns ana ts6sn EsrGsahx ssras
m em Spang Get Serttfaufs bsn Sen9: 5sessee enS ~
teieF heanbsrEfx ASne tntieG Aeben sgtz MSsen 10 ~
gsn, Mertrdre,s nater