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Surrender of MempiIis. g.

New MADRID. June THE steamer
Platte Valley has just arrived from Mems
phis- She reports that all is quiet there; the
city surrendered to the L. s. F!Jtilla with
out resistance
CAIRO. June THE operator at New
Madrid telegraphs that the steamer Platte
Valley had passed there direct from Mem
phis, Ell route Tor CIiro. Our force, are in
undiSputable possession Of the city Of Mvn.-
phis
WAsHINGToN, June S-AGviccs s have
been received from commander Davis, ar
Memphis. ann uucing battle between his
feet, ai,.el hy Cd. Ellett's ram f5tiIla. and
the rebel fleet of eight gunboats and rams.
The engagement commenced at ) 50 ,r
the morning Of the 9Th inst ana ended a,
seyer ia the morning.
The fight resulted IL the capture ~ sink.
ing cf semen Of the rebel fleet.
One escaped by superior sreei.
Ccl. Ellet, who is seriously but NO; ,Iau,
@crou~'y wounded. Is highly c,nIp!ims,.t,,
+ r 9a'!antrv and skill.
Memphis surrendered Immediately sf;,r
/ The engagement. and was place. under nlll
,ary authority
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From Gen. Shields ARMY.

FRONT Royal. June S.-News from Gen
Shields division states that a scouting party
crossed the river at tie Columbian bridge.
and went to New Market. and found that
jackson had retreated through there three
days ago.
His army had been reduced to abou, FIVE
thousand men, the remainder having scat
tere9 through the mountains to save them
selves
Fremont's army had followed them all the
way, capturing wagons, prisoners and sup
plies.
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Barker VyOrkefIl His Card.

It WOuli seem from the tone of the last
Johnstown Tribune compared with a nuns
Der Of the same paper couple Of weeks pre-
vious, which rather reflected upon Nh. Bar
ker'> qualifications to fill the Office for which
ne IS so ardently aspiring. that the exceeding
wrath Of Its editor had been appoased. and
that the leading Republican organ Of this
county, which was likely to be the champion
Of some bigger gun, is about to turn in and
throw its influence for Mr.. Barker. Mr..
Bowman. while visiting our town last week
had long and serious interview with the
above named aspirant, in which he, no
doubt. made it "'all right" with John.
Daniel J. M"rreIl is too shrewd man to
become candidate for an Office, to which
he well knew he never could be elected. has
declined the kind solicitations Of his friends
TO become a candidate, making a throw for
Hon. 5. S. Blair. Go in gentlemen, the
chances are still open. the longest pole
knocks the pcrcimmon.
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u lhe retreat Of Gen. Banks from Vir-
glnla, was followed by hord Of about 5000
" Intelligent Contrabands," OF every size
and shade, some locating in the neighbour,
ing towns, others pushing further North
They are ifesting Chambcrsbnrg and Mer,
cerSburg like swarms Of locusts. This rear
stampede must have covered Banks retreat
with darkness by which he was enabled.
unseen by the rebels, to save 50 many of
his stores and wagons.
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.O;d virginia Sh0rec


Twelve thousand staunch undaunted men.
Twelve thousand soldiers we,
The rifles on our shoulder,
The sabre at our knee;
From Pennsylvania we are come,
Tray'ling mountains o'er,
And the song we sing, is carry me back
To Old Virginia Shore.
Our harvest fields of golden grain.
Are left with those we love,
We're fighing to main tain for aye
The flag that floats above;
There's many rebel soldier knows.
Whea weltering in his gore,
The reason why we trampei So far.
To old Virginia Shore.
The gray haired man his blessing pours
With tears as we PASS by,
The red checked girl her welcome speaks,
With brigh and sparkling eye;
They're glad we're come, for rebels fly.
Their cannon cease ito roar,
Their flag to float in mountain air.
That wraps Virginia Shore.
/ Twelve thousand staunch undanted men,
Twelve thousand more to come.
And many eyes shall no m-re see
, The smiles that welcome home;
But hands are firm. and hearts will daie,
Brave deeds ne'er lone before.
/ The Stars and Stripes again shall fiat
O'er all Virginia Shore.
MoLLIE
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LOUISVILLE, June The Secretary of
war has authorized Gen. Boyle 10 raise
kentucky cavalry regiment. he has EN-
powered Col. Leonidas NetcaIf 10 attend to
the matter.
a letter TO the Democrat, from Clinton
county, says that Champ Ferguson's men
Of M"rgan's cava,ry, are numbering. robbing
and committing ravages of all kinds at
Tompkinsvile, Monroe county. Ky.
Yesterday, Capt Mccullough, Of the
Ninth PennSy lvania cavalry, with sixty five
men. were attacked by one hundred of Mr.
gan's meu, under Capt. Hamilton McCul-
Tough and Hamilton were both killed.
There were three wounded CT each side.
The rebel cavalry were driven of
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Important from Texas.

The State TO be Restored TO The Union-Ge
Sam. Houston to tGte the Field for tie
UniOn Cause.
A private dispatch eceived here says
The report we learn. through a private
channel in which we confide, that the union
lists of Texas will soon Ie heard fram. We
understand that their arrangements for re-
storing their State to the Union, have been
quietly matured, and that they have ere this
thrown the old flag to the breeze under the
lead of Gen. Sam Houston. Though we
wish the Kansas expedition southwark plan
ned and organized las: winter, had been
prosec uted, we cherish strong hopes that
the rebels Of Texas will soon turn up mis-
ing, and that Old Sam and Uncle Sam. will
have possession of the State.
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Governor STANLEY,

This newly appointed military Governor
of North Carolina, and commissioned for
that express purpose, clothed with all the
authority of civil and military officer, TO
fill vacancies, execute the laws. and encOur,
age Union sentiment, has been most sev ereiy
censured for closing school opened by
Northern philanthrOpist for the education of
colored children. The laws Of North Caro-
lima prohibit the Instruction Of Negroe, aud
Mr.. Stanley Determined to do his duty, ac>
cordingly closed the school. Thus, for do
ing exactly what he was sent there for, to
see that the laws Of that State were execu-
ted and obeyed. is most wantonly censured
by the Administration, Secretary Stanton
declaring that he "wCuid not remain one
"hour member of an Administration which
''saEctIonea such proceedings as that of
''GovernOT Stanley, and read his visitors the
letter which he had Just written that func-
''tiOnary, after consulting with the President
''ln which nc was directed TO revoke the OBJ
.noXiUus law, and allow the schools to 90
'on As heretofore'
Governor S;auley's Administration SO far
-4S&S bSNA a SAA-IG>Siul cllt- 4ii
Ing order, and persuadiug many who had
rushed headiong into rebellion to return to
their allegiance. Thus it would seem that
Mr. Stanley is not 50 strongly tinctured with
| Abolition. as TO suit the Administration at
Washington, therefore he must be severely
taken to task for doing duty for which he
was expressly commissioned. This is lot
I the only crime of which Governor Stanley Is
| guilty, he being native of that State, and
Staunch Uni mist has, by his impartiality
succeeded in persuading numbers OF the
rebel slave holders 9f that State to return
into the Union. thus arousng the fears OF
the Abolition party. that this war might be
brought to too speedy close, whence their
iniquitious pluhderings would be at end
and their favorite emancipation schemes
| frustrated.
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Dur loss al the Battle of Fair
Oaks

TIE Washington stu contains tee f,'li"e,-
IN:
We near incidentally. rha; as the brigade
AMI division reports # the Union c.,-Iaali;;,~
in the battles Of Saturday and SUNDAY Last
- the Far Oaks, near Richmond. reach
Cen. McCIellan's headquarters. II Is becvm-
wounded. especially the latter. was much
greater than was at first supposed Tie
rebe, loss Is known to have been from seven
to ten thousand, and we now believe ours
will quite reach the former fgures-seyen
thousand, instead Of three thousand. a. uri
giually reported.
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Al
miHistratipn on the estate Of John MherTy.
late of Washington township, Cam bria cguu
ty. deceased, has been granted to the under
signed by the Register # said County. ali
pers-ns indebted ~ said estate viii please
make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
MARGARET WHERRY. Adm'x.
Portage, June IL. le62 -37-Gt-
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State Convention.

Iu accordance with a resolution of the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
THE DFMvCRACY OF PENNsYIvANIA will
meet in STATE CONVENTION, at HAIR
RISBURG. Oh FRIDAY the 4th day of
JuLy, lSU2, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, to nomi
nate candidates cor Auditor General and
Surveyor General. and to adopt such n.ea-
sures as may lie deemed Necessary for the
welfare Of the Democratic party aad tAe
country
VII LIAM H. WELSH,
Chairman e the Democratic State TX. Com.
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strict Order ofGen Beaureyard,

LouIsvILLE.June 7th-The Mobile Nel-s of
the Slst ut, contains a strict order from
Gen. Beauregard. forbidling correspondents
within twenty-five miles of his lines also
officers and soldiers writing sbou; the armr
in correspondence.
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CANAL STAEET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W HAYS WAREHOUSE.
and save f'rsHty parent, on your purchases.
EITHER FOR CASH OR SCRIP
j Oh nstmWn Anil L. ISL If
The Horse Tanner.

THE ind rsigned. celebrated HORSE
tanner, OF Illinois. viii reruaiI. in town a
short time yet, ard will perform some rg his
erfTG0rdinayy fedtS sciM The boyse. and VIII
give instructive and useful information the
dispositions, nature. and treatment Of the
horse, his diseases, &c.
The most vicious and unnanageahIe
horses yield Immediately to his mild treat
ment- False horses permanently cured. wild,
kicking, and runaway horses tanned. ard
perfectly cured of those vicious habits. His
charges are moderate and full satisfaction
given. Only a few hours required To tame
the most manageable horse that can be pro>
duced.
Persons having Wild. vicious, unmaDaqe-
able. or false horses, viii 10 well by bring
ing them IN during this, and the next week
where they may rest assured that all such
lad HABITS can be completely eradicaied.
rendering them dOcile and tractsble.
WM PRICE
CIlo1 House, Ebensburg. June 4. 1852.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEAES.-A Retired Clergyman having been
restored TO health in few days, after many
yeais OF great Nervous Suffering, is willing
to assist others by sending (free) on recent
ot post paid directed envelope. a copv Il
the prescription used. Direct the REV.
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Apul 80, 1862 2In.
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EBENSRTRG MAEEEI.
AIPORT Revised weekly r
DAVIS. JONES Eia
Flour per bbl-Extra Fami.E
=. VI. PetreEgIH \ !.

Advertising Agents, lly Ms
New York, and 10 State stree, Z
arethe aut horized Agents Tor l-5
oCRAT x SESTIS and -ae ns-s-- =
tial ard largest circu atInE Ne"-i
the United Stasos and Cans--s
are empowered 70 contract Tor %
LOWEST TERNa-
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FOR RENT.

a House and Lnt in Ebensburg borough.
the garden Is ali made and planted, and in
good order. II viii be rented until tie first
day of April mkt Immediate possession
will be given. For further particulars en-
guire at this office OF - the undersig gGed
living uu the premises.
CHRISTIAN MOSEBACH.
June IL. 1852 -27-3t
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The Loss at Shiloh.

The official report Of Gen. BeauregaTd of
the battle of Shiloh having been received;
we present a statement Of killed, wounded
and missing, compared with the oiiicial
statement of casualties in the Federal army
during the engagement As published few
weeks since:
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u Dr. Bell, formerly Of Indiana county,
has located himself on the Summit Of the
Aleghanes. The Doctor is a thorough read
physician. and has gone through a regular
course ui iectuIes in one Of cur Medical COL
leges; we were shown certificates and let
ters Of recommendation from Medical men
who stand high iu this Stale From our ac
quaintance with the Doctor. we mus. Con
feSs he Is a perfect gentleman. sa.i,er IL, his
habits and as a physician. one worthy the
confidence and patronage of the community
His card can lie found in another .iuinn
Gj- Captain Jaues Murray has received
orders iron, tn proper authorities - open
recruiting ellie ia this place. his tag l. al
ready to the breeze. AMI the Captain i, ,,llsi-
ly engaged recruiting iUr tic lI5JA regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers.
u Hon. Jphn L. Dawson IF Browns
vile, was nominated 10y the Democracy ui
Fayc;tc comfy. f..r Congress. >usi.ct :, al,
decision Il tlsa C,uierc,s uf tual district.
CougAUI-"N>. 1t Is usel. - lo deny that
the mas>e, Of the people have "a ccep seated
and settled confidence in =. S.rsayoriWa. -
as m alIerar;vc remedy Notwithstanding
this co-.f!cr.co Las of late years been a
bus ! 10y many preparations claiming - pos
sos is virtues but really with none at all.
stIl! the people believe Ia its Intrinsic value
aS a remedy. because they have known Of
- -. = I.
ces, has called into market many compounds
uf SIrparilla. which contain scarcely any
OF it. or even any medical virtues whatever.
Yet everybuay knows that Sarsaparilla is
the great stpie antidote for Scrofula, Erup~
tions and cutaneUus diseases. and for the
puricatiun Of the blood, when they can get
real article, or an actual extract of il. Such
we are now able to infuym them can be Oh
taned. DIR. J. c. Aver q Co., the celebra.
ted chemists of the East. whose reputation,
assures Us they DO well whatever they uu-
dertakc. are selling Compound Extrac: Of
Sarsaparilla, which although the bottles do
nOt contain each a quart, for q dollar, do
contain more of actual curative power than
whole gallons Of the stuffS which have been
IN use. 1t is asserted than one bottle of
Ayers Sarsaparilla contains more than doub
lie the amount of medicinal. virtue, which Is
afforded by any other THIS is not ONLY ap
parent to .he taste. but its effects and cures
afford incontestible proof that it is true.
Such remedy has been long sought for, and
Is every W here needed by all cIassas &c ,,,,
community. f.. Age" Cynthiau, Ky.1
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O. Park Spring. the gentlemen who &C
companiei Professor 1--we, a telegraph op-
orator. at the recent battle Of Chickahominy
halls from Lancaster county, He has seen
and done that which 10 other man saw OF
did befure him.
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LICENSE N0TlCe

The following named psr-rs
their petitions Tor Tavern ari1 @ ..-.
III tbls ufice, AID they E-lI p. .
the action ci lhe Court I'd y s.- <
Of Cambria County oB Eslla. -r
dav Of June :. b ls52. e. a.-. =
PaIr5ck M'Dun4. N5.ma7e b
David BUTEer, Sg~eu--zLl- T..
JOSEPH NDDNAID. e
Office of the Clerk Il Q1arter Ss
EreusolT- JGue :, lou2-
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WALTER BEL
PHYSICIAN AND STRcp,

SUMHuTvILLE, CAMBRIA C0----
G5-0fHce ~ the Summit M II
llJuLe - emo.
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O. Captain Jaues Murray has received
orders from TN proper authorities ,o open a
recruiting oilic ia this place. his tag l. al
ready to the breeze. AMI the Captain l. hlisi
ly engaged recruiting tor tic II5tA .cgi,.,n,
Pennsylvania volunteers.
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u Hem. Jghn l.. Dawson ol Browns
vile, was nominated 10y ;hc Democracy u
Fayeitc comfy, fer Congress. >u.i.ct tr al,
decision i tl.,. C,ui,rc,s uf t.lal District.
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@inmn6tfse p1ts Sidsbmrs.
Nnnhnrhenenf hrr Gtnnt.

@atru, 5. Suit. Die Dampframmt
nWouur6" fam bier an'unb braGte NaNrid>
ten BON Der G6be Don 8ifSturg bis gum %.
Stunt. Nm Oonnerltas besann purter's WGrz
~lerflotte Die pbere 8atterte unterbalb Der Stoot
aa 6~omtarOtren unp lebte ibr 6euer ben san>
su1 Sag fort, pbne tsoO6 Elm piGtigss &eiul
tat gu e%r;tslen. Qm 6reitag 9lahmitta9 rtH=
tete Die 8lOtte t6r 8euer seBen Die Stabt. Dte
Gtsteltnbattcrieen erwtOerten pas 6euer 9pr-
ter's, iepOdb p5ne pie!en @fett,
2m @amltag lpurOe pas 8ombarbement
fcrtgeIebt unp wd9renO o%elIelben ~pallirten s
6abr3suge be6 Comm. 6arra9ut bic Bate
rieeu. Die StaOt lAien inter Dem 8pmtar.
dement, fart Beltttsn gu baben.
General Butler lell 5000 9leoern ben 8ez
fsbt crtbeilt taben, stuen Canal bet &idsturs
3u srabcn unO raOurG Den Ylab, pOranf Die
StaOt tebt, gu elmer SnieI Su ma6en.
New MaNtb, s.. Suit. GtdSe
burg It uni CT. ~&insetbeiten Ite8em nod
niCnt Dor.
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8eri6te ans Ocut giiOen.
%9ti D1einpbts.

Wemp Bts 4. Suit. gu @aIeua, Nrf.,
lteGen 1000 @ueriQas, tpeld)e Dem Golf nit
Gerbrennung Der 8aumwOle uup 3erltGruns
Deg @tgeut9umS i'm Nusemetnen prcben.- Sen.
Grant bat befannt Semadt, pab ct @uerila's
ui6t als &riegegefanaene bebanoeln iper0e.
Nm MtiTlfg~ nGrOlid BON Sifstur9 loler
6uuperle ron rtf4ttSen Stoldnpern leiu, tpel@
DE li6 cen ~gBtrtuneen be8 Con ltriptiOnSee,
leBe8 gu ent5ieben luGen. Go lOa IN ieuen
@egenDen 9rpBe 9lptb berri6en.-
Nuf elmer Snlel untsr9atb W6its Ntper,
Arf, lteten $500 Mann, tpelAe I6 seretnigt
BADEN, nm nidt in Den HstsIenoient 9sprsBt
at nerCet.
DaS vNoolande" unO oaS y9u(etin" ba-
ben lib perldmplen. Der Nepattsur OeS lGb-
teren bat rtn 3reu-@iO g~eIeiltst,
Sn per 0IObils-8at lpuen Die GeteQen 2
SanUnenbcpte unp etne Namue babsn. TO-
600 Damn lteben antsrtatb Wobile, weldbea
Die 9tebelen Dalten gu tGnnen 9~lauben.
gu 8upeIO loll Sen. 8ragg NIT 49,
bis $4,000 Mann ltf9en. Inter zen @ebel=
len lpI pte Meinung perbrettet lein, baB Elm
grpBer She'll Der Sailed iasn Nrmee Oiwarta
0egaHgen Jet. unO le werbsn pieletAt balo
nieper nprruden.
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9lussu9 aus Der gPaffer=O% rconan3 So. 10)
@n ale @%ctnnnaen fir @afer-a enten nno g8aier-Steu.
|. SaLi 1862 bejabt meTten, ea abSug bon 4 gresent rmO
tpena ~eieielben an rter Dor rem l. september 1852 kesablt
peroer, pom smei QrpSeut geltattet-
yfah hem l Sfp ember 1862 mirb fein Oistputo mebr er-
laabt, oue &e9nunsen. pel@e ain l. Sftpher nidt te,a6lt
itnb, rernen III ce Gane bs solicitors pler 8ailins aeaeben,
uno BON h~emielteH aut he ndnltde gBele un6 inter b~epIclben
~llntoten etnset ieten, 81 petGet bar Gin Collector ~autbrri-
Iirt lit Die rtfitdnol9en StaotrStegern ein;utreben.
NaHrt@t an SGul6ner BON Steuern, Die
an ODER ppr benz I. Mat faIIt9 waren 9ue
iol9e rhdfdnose 81 fnun9en wercen ais bnrtthenhe ltriade
petradtet, c8 @dIer ~abSac,soen BIS io(te Ii3itinpe be-
5abt tHc. QDenn cher no inlmer bas Mafer weaen geidt.
5ablung, pen W1lierreate ob9ecrsbt WirO. 1T Elm DolIar
an ben &afcr- @eSifratpr gu snbttn, ebe talelbc wtsSer an
9eorybt miro. g8. @teten{pn,
SantzS 5ml,taE @Saiier geSiitratpr.
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Som iiDwealid,en aricss 1d,aupias.

9%Outsptlle, 8. Suii. Sen, Wiit6el
paiirte teute ateno bier eur9 cuf Dem @ess
RAD @albin9tOn.
RebeQene @ueEilabonpen ourtltreifen Die
@~puntieS Neblter, Davis nno 6enoerlun in
Gentudq. @eneraI Boyle bat i9neu 8ruppeu
nad9el4idt, nit benz 8efeble, iepen ibsr Die
6linge iprineen 5u laien,
@prtntb, 3. Sult, Die 0uertqas rtI-
zen bas Sabn9eleiie i'm Often BON @ranp
Sunction auf unp madten 20 bis so @efan.
gene,
Sol. prtpe bon Sen. Grants Stab uni
@dpt. OfcaldAasl bon Wsn. SMITHS @tat
enttamen init tnapper Notb unO liap bier ein@
9etroTtn.
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YaKasicrlife
Der Sremer Sarte u@operntcuS", Capt.
MeufPn.

AStANthuS
.. =. Gilbert nebt Sam. Sofentetm ; 6.
VI, un0 Caroline GGbtfe, Greb6baaen; Nlb.
69soOOr uno 2noewite Dogge, @tra6bur9 ;
Sarl Shllter, S5nabrid; Sobann 5rteor.
&rpan nebft Sam, SOl3pstBts Qpam 8utel,
@eimba4; 6rib Stuff, 8oopen; 5einrtd
Diesel, &arls9rin 80. 9aberlad, NeAtsns
lteot @eor9 unO Miarsaretbe Muaer, 8un5
grub s. 9. 5anns, Nltenburg +; Sol. &eY.
lcU neblf Sam, GYycpp; Grbmanm 8Gs n.
SAM, Gp8cOm; 6sinriA Slider, Ssnabriid ;
@arl OebIwig, @oaIar; s. 6. @tnter, 2eipe
Sta o.. NloDr nebft Sam, 0ambaA; S.
8ismenihasicsr neblf Sam 0taeruOe; Grne-
fine SSrner, &onneberg S. SAid, Inter
nrbp@ 8rcperite S6nippler, 6etnri6stbal /;
Otto Nei6elt, 9tonneburB /; @atbarine SptnO,
Ter, 8ru6lal; S. 0, urbaG, 8teber; 81.
Barl4slmaS nebf Sam, @nmpellaDt g.
NicOlei nebif 8am., Sautsnporf IS. OOin9,
8ranfenGanlen ; Npam 0Srs, Gpa S6miDt
neblt SAM, l1nterertbnI; q. SO. .gdbarbt,
Nonnebnr9 Gmilie 9teinbarpt, &a9la; ST.
Srab, SrannlGwei9 SpDann 9Sseultdtter,
Ne9enSbur9 ; Sbeppor 9armann, @rOBalme.
robe 0Ottlieb Stuli6 nsblt Sam, @lppsrS,
oprf; SObanna uno gmtlte Nie6elt, Braun.
l6treis +; Noaltert Msper, Gpi1ineen. - gu
lanmen 1872 9alQgiere.
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Baltimore Observation-Disclosures.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-07

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