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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-06

Crunch y n x.as ol.s. ; Tsr,:a: !:
Bids for tvo, aiso three trims ! wcrk s.Lsd
1863 feem 0skaleeaA, ~ UaIsa Nils ma Asrico,a
p honiesans = .iiss and back once : wssE.
znma By ls m. Leave Msntasams russdsy 1t q,
arrive Ct Oskaloosa ~ . ~.
Tor service By diner eni ssh41uis
HOO Rsum beiiefvntatus. ~ AitieA, Oosport CO.
iamhia beada and Cedar 0ross, W Charitop s milss
Leave Bsiiesontaine Wednesday ata m, arrive !,
Charlton y g pm. leave Charlton Thursday q !
n; arrtss 1t bsitsfohsai~c By epn.
Bids for I've trips wtsk isviteA,
ileel from Do Asaass. By booss, Abel Wiseotts
Morrisssrs Dei.asasAa s4ss Grove, Hami,n Crow Crow,
10 Coaseii BiaGs ~ adlss asd Nssk tnrss 49,
w.ss nig Crsvs - AaosAoaia % g sappiisd b,
Leave Dss aolses rassday, Thsrsday .sd s.t.r,ds,
a. NJ arrive 1t conscit BisGs next Thassday Sal
.rday asd IAesds, b. pm. Leave Gounesi Blaas d
Dss Noises nsxt Tksrsday ksiasday and Tuesday b,
Can. =
iloes Prom Des Aoines. By Hoswals and Lynn, i.
.as asns.s sIss s: .ss
Ta.s.y Tis,.a.y sns s.n,s.s !. i win
oil. Is .llss .D1 bach three .nes week. = --''-
I.ass Dsshoiass Aena.y Wednesday, and Frida,
Ola nenAay Wednesday and Friday Il q nj arrive Il
DEG nofne4 ~ ~ m.
lids fss SIX trips veeG In vited.
i1o6l From Dss Noincs, by Sallovsvaite POLK civ
4wsed Point. Worth, Beonsbersawi MinerrI Ridrs
Homer and ecsSss Psains 70 Fort Dodge e7 miles and
baek three timss weak.
Leave De~Mofnes Monday. "Wednesday ana Prldar
q 10: arrive ~ Fort Dodge next "Wednesday PR.
DAY an1 eenAaJbySAm -. Leave Fort Dpdsa Neclsy.
NA1nesAay anA Ftidsy - ~; arrive at DEAN olp g.
next AAys n 49, " q N Al YF s.. '''
HlMs eeg 81 sips wesk invited.
H. 10Q&Qn keinss w 8lasmtneton ard lava
0ssstak IL 4es4Os ~ mItes ana baeh lwIee vesa
noaag 4Aks1oG - o. Ma GeeenuooA asA Cswhsidre
Inseeed e eeQ3on1yNa 40 leWe C&atre, -
Lsass - Astses As1Ag - 1ndsy Is =. r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

world, Wild
Nature and Graduating disease
nbngthe
Thevcu and cradle man da
lo and
summer Coughs use eu nd
roni o hned lin
rttrh o f
,DANpsL DCHBnKY ugod
Wes
errot produce
system
ytd Of
Feyeihy spirits kl Dosn
rimindM
sale
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
y4enofits of the Annlo Worm.

Though the angle worm yields a consid-
cradle a,nout of food to the birds and fish
that grace the dinner table, it is much
more beneficial to man as a fertilizer Of the
land. Subsisting on the earth through
which it burrows, with an occasional meal
from decaying tuber or leaf its pc.ula-
tons from the husbandman are Of the
smallest nature, whereas, it lishtens the
earth's surface by its borrowings, and
thereby aids the spreading of the roots Of
NIL cereals and bulbs and the burrows also
carry down water after heavy raias, that,
but for them, would often gather in surface
pools, and thereby injure the crops; and
they also admit the air to the soil to depth
which by natural means; it could not reach
The earth elected by them also tends to
the improving Of the soil and instances
are known whereby these droppings, or
worn casts" caused in a few years, a
considerable increase to the depth as well
~ the quality Of the soil. Mr.. Darwin.
the naturalist gives an account of a case of
this kind which he tested, and from expe.
ri,nents be clearly proved that, in an old
pasture, a layer Of cinders and lime had
he6n 6 81 ya ffhcy Sffh Che castings 81 worms
"On carefully examining" he also wrote,
between the blades Of grass in the fields
above described, found scarcely space
" Two cylindrical castings of WORMS"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
AGRICULTURAL.

So We design to make this department OF the
rinss leading feature OF the paper, and We invse
from our agricultural aud horticultural friends any
Information which will contributs to It's value.
Harness for Oxen.
A subscriber agrees with US that "to
make oxen draw by the neck is a refined
sort Of cruelty" but objects to our assertion
that the true way for neat cattle to draw,
is by the head. He says: although |
admit that the power of the muscle is
concentrated at the forehead, (does not this
settle the question Ed still the strength
Of the neck and forehead does not warrant
US in expecting so much of them. They
were designed for other uses, not for US to
contemplate now. The forehead has not
breadth enough to allow it to be used salts
factorily. The draught would have ten.
dency, as the neck is SO flexible, to draw
the nose of the animal upward. If, howe,
yer, the animal knows enough to obviate
this difficulty by throwing his head down
ward, this would be an unpleasant position
to work in. lie has, at all times, to keep
his head so that the line of draught will be
ut that angle where OK and weight are up
on level it is this tendency in yoke (of
getting the neck and head down. that helps
to make the beasts pant and blow on hot
day, at the rate they do.
If you now place leather collar upon
his shoulders, and let it fit nicely, you will
ut once see an improvement. He will car
ry his head up to corresponding height,
where he can get plenty of fresh air, and
prevent it interfering with his legs. His
head is free to balance himself. and swing
to the motion of his body. With this col.
lar, you would, of course. need traces and
breeding, for road work"
No doubt, a properly made collar and
harness would be a great improvement
over the yoke now used. Experience after
all, must decide the point. Have any of
our readers thoroughly tested the three
methods ?-.imericaA AQricuLlurist
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

MAIZE PAPER AND MAIZE CLo1u.-Mr
John D. Jones, of this city, has received
from his son now at Vienna, and has shown
TO us, some very handsome specimens of
paper made from maize straw, at the iii Pc
rial paper mandatory, Scholegelmuhle,
near Gloggniiz, Austria. We believe that
It cannot yet be produced so cheaply as pa
per made from rags. But in the expert
snents necessary for making the paper, it
vas discovered that the maize plant con.
'ained fibre capable of being spun or wo.
ven, which furnishes in its waste cheap
paper.
DR.. Won Welsbach, the director of the
imperial printing establishments in Vienna,
has secured patents in all the great Euro
Jean states for extracting the maize fibre
in form like fax, so that it can. be spun
Or woven like fax thread.
In these days, when there arc so many
experiments to procure a substitute for
cotton and cotton rags, the trial of thu
maize plant is Of interest. -Prouidence
Journal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

GRAPES AND WINE.-The vine growers
in this vicinity, says the Wheeling (Va.)
lnteligencer are now very busy gathering
the grapes from their vineyards. 1t is es-
tmated that at least twenty thousand gal
Ions Of wine will be manufactured this
year in the immediate vicinity Of the city,
besides the immense quantity Of grapes
that have been consumed here and sent
abroad. There are many acres of vines
that were too young to bear this year, and
it is expected that between sixty thousand
and one hundred thousand gallons will be
produced next year. 1t has been found to
tie most profitable business, and enter
prising men are taking advantage Of the
knowledge. 1t has also been ascertaine1
that this is grape country. Our limestone
and other grape essential soils are found
20 be well adapted to the culture Of The
grape. The wines made in this vicinity
are at least twenty-five per cent. heavier
than the Cincinnati wines.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31


- -~~,.. paper says: rake lock OF wool
from the Sleeps back and place it upon an
inch rule. If you can count from thirty to
thrty-three of the spirals or folds in the
space Of an inch, it equals in quality the
finest Electoral or Saxony wool grown. OF
course. when the numbe, of spiras TO tn
inch dimlnishes, the quality of the wool
becomes relatively inferior. Many tests
have been tried, but this is considered the
simplest and best. Cotswold woods and
some other inferior woods, do not measure
nine spirals to the inch. With this test
every farmer has in his possession knowl-
edge which will enable him to form cor
rect Judgment of the quality of all kinds
OF wool There are some Goa, Sc woods
which experienced wool growers do not
rank as wool, but as hair, on account of the
hardness and straightness Of the fibre.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

COOKED AND UNcooKED FooD FOR Hoes
The Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth, formerly
Commissioner Of Patents, made a well re-
gulated series of experiments in the feed
ing OF hogs. He found that washed and
unwashed, and curried and not curried
hogs seemed to flourish equally well. In
all OF his pens the hogs could wallow il
they wished, in water at the lower end OF
thepen, but the more elevated portions were
flooded, and SO arranged that Il lid manures
could run to the lower Or uncovered por.
ton. In the :eeding. however, he found
that with cooked food he could raise hogs
with far less than half the cost, as they
consumed much less than half the quaint.
ty. Mr.. Mason, Of Sommeryille, N. j.,
made similar experiments and with CORES.
Ponding results.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

IL YOU desire a nice piece OF engraving executed
i GO TO FRENCH'S, a. his u the only sstab.
lishmsnt vest OF Milwaukee that does this kind ii
vsSk st sA.
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Der gunbeSggeluf tpursn spet gerwunOste
unp spei 0ermiBte.
@efdbrItde ease Der 0umbe. lamb Sap.

On ben 9erausseber Der 9btlapslpbta prsB
Sir! SD babe 3pet Srtefe BON @lnctn=
matt pom 20. b. u. Der etne 1T BON etneni
@eiltli6en eelArieben, 6Cleenpe ltno Die
barin %entbaltenen 9ieut9teiten ;
ygls i'd rses9tng (pCm' Cumberland Sap
mar cine betr16tltHe Truppenmadt in 6rcnt
Res @ap. Sin Ne9tmsnt Hsbelen GaUallerte
mar i'm 8eibe BON BarbOurepile unb s Ste
aimentsr Snfanterte biettsn Stat Gid, nur 20
Ntsilen pom SAP, beleet. So %erfDrpert srCBe
Nni:reuoungen n l6nelles 6anOeIn. unlere
Qelte 3a retten, baB le ni&t in StGde 9ebouen
werpen pper ltA ~ibergeben muien. NfCin
6era 1T trant peeen Der mtierablen Sir Or9e,
pel6e unlere &esteruns am Sap trift,"
Gin 3pettsr Brief bela9t oalelbe:
,,llnlere Nrmee 1T am Gap etn9eihlCIen
unO miro in Stide gebauen tperOen, tpenn
ni6t balO 6ulfe ssidoft miro NlbtY's Ga
Saaerie 1T in 8arbOursOile etne ltarfe
Ma6t fUmmt purA WtllUn's Sap unO cone
rentrirt lid gu 8lat Sid, 20 W6eilen pom Sap,
w6breuO uniere 3uIuDren abseiAnitten linp.
9Genn unler Commencement niGt energl%
,1her a~uftrttt uuD leiue NaGlidt oufqibb 10
nberaeben mir uns bsfier Self Davis unO
Ietnen &duber6Orpen
9S. 81. 8rpwnlUw.
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IT, @afere 8snte. - @ir MAIDEN
Die 9sler auf Die 8sfanntma6uns psS Sal
ler 8eetltratOrs aufmertlam.
Ba 5ertett- s onsert!- Ssesn
NUntus, DOnnertas uno Samitus MbenD in
Der Arbstterbane, SO. 5 Sub, 6reOertfItr.
ar Das 9SpdbenbIatt bes Baltimore aseder" er.
l@erEt iccen Srettos IRtttas.
@s cutbdIt rs brette SpaIteu 2eftfpff, nnb
Sas Gormat 1T bsbeutenb srb Ber ais Der tasltte @eder.
Snhalt:
Ra@r;9ten un6 teIesrapsi@e Depsl&en aus oaen Ebeilsn
oes 2anoeS, 4
Gorrefppnbensen aus ben Getblosern.
@bttorieIte MrttteI fber bic wi6taen Eoo,8Frooen
uuO bas NeueIe aus @ufbtnstOn unb len Departemeuts Der
OResteruns. 6ebidbtt, WeannisfaltiaeS, eanbmirtb-
IdbaftIidbes &C. iOwie oup elHe neberfGt Ter enropdts
/ = tn ReMt8tetten wel@e bis 8ur Stunbe Der 9ubIita-
tim elnlaufen.
@noslns @rcurpIare fnb ieben Sretas MOrsen pcbIper-
paft sur 8eriencnn9 a 8 Gents in Der OfHce gu baben.
SIS Rad DeutiGIons ueriencen ptr etuseIpe GrswpIar
Sm 8 Gts. (pDrtofrei) an irsenb cine Abrefie.
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SuuOt B0 [ lIlorf

~ Ote beuttge Nu pes
80 p6enbtattee pes @eGer" euts
bait ausfibrliGe 8eriGs Iber ale piAti9en
GUr9an9e Der leeten WC6e. Der SnbaIt 1T
nit 6elonOersr SOrgfalt 3ulammeHqslteat. 10
baB Der uusparttge 9eler ltetS cine senoue
t1eberlint inpet.
gia9 Deutl6lanp perlenben mir @rempIare
nit Dem mpr9en mad europa abgebenDen
Dampfsr -5ania" gu 8 Gents Die Summer
pOrtUfrei bis gum 8eltimmung5Ort.
Giu3elue Nummern, a 8 Cts, ino in Der
Office gu Aa6en.
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2mr NenchrunnII

Der Unit rseinntre maui biergltt aue |erlsnen BON 1S bis
Al Sabre al 10 lde bon eineh eiurDl ren ca Sinsere ldbuft-
llbe gp ice BON tbr 7 .nri lllulug empfan9en BADEN, odrauf
anTmertlam, paB oue DNient en oaUon pel1e nceseu ltnG u9-
!Intert coer 10 gen nlht III ger fem pom Uftlt- IT tenlfen DC
ipru6e Bel oenen lnr Cieleu sued et8enp8 Irnannlen SOinull-
a rem el reu1tn q itfta Autorifirt nno nltru Il Don ter Uelten
Nueue aus abe 10 ote III oIslem .7pede rDtbi9en 6o.mulare
mad Dam Atie re' ~@on9relleo nns lad Orcer SC. 5. Dec
arItSs-< eeartenIeut8 ,mpt enea, bun CeBpal i'm St4nn, SEE
Dem Gle netb9e MIstun su geOen. peftH GremptpnS-@ppli.
tatIonea a. /, ~1et5sn, unO oeftn @renpnoas 4etn Don adult
btui8e Seonnar3 III suSe 6ert. Appl ,ntaa 6elieoeu DO su-
ipre0sn III msiaer OIFce go AZ QDtit-54 pete. Str, nG0ne
Ebiire 6u SODn 2uoplS's 9aScrbietrS SALON.
@arI @r0emer,
Etl9Ds ss5tt4ty II. @. u. @real. lion claim Naeut.
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SefamaltntacDnns.
Us q II 1T.

EfBter gag fur NlScOntO.
1887:
PIN auen &e6nuneen. bic In Der Office hes g8afer-Resi
TRAITORS (Ir QSaner-9ente lnb Steuerj ar rber pr benz
1. September beSablt p:rper. ioa en @t3ue Don 10 / psf.
geitattet merben.
Uen eriten Sag i'm September an wir6 fsiu Mbsug r1sbr an
ben &e1nunaen erlaubt, unb a1e Nebuuneen, bic an l. Sh>
tpber .nt9t beSabit itnb. pcrhen ben GOasttpren peer 8ailtfs
etngebanbiet unb auf oteel6e Q6etfe eincplettrt we bic rid
l~tGNpleen Steuern bes Stact- Collectors.
SeadDrtdt an Sdumise.
sQEenn has gBafer weeen Nt@tbesdbIun3 Der 8ente at9e.
brebr mirb, 10 ntue an benz aSafer.N esritrutpr $ 4 OF beaablt
Terpen. ebe e8 wteber angebrebt pirD."
Die 9aAseisentbaltet tnb in alien 5dflen fir bic 8abIune
Der QDaler 0t,nte nnb Steuer perantpprtliG.
u. Stepenfpn sa
VoWp Neetfrotpr.i iH-
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SS1tliuS 6OuraO's
Barbie1z u1D OaarjhmeiOe=S 0lOn,

20. 8. S..Irtebrt@R IT,, neb'n Der 4rbetter hall
S1rbpteur AberlaGen. 8lute9eieSen, lOwie ale IN Se8 De.
,et DER Rieberen Sl tuur9ic i~anencen Wtanipnlattonen peroen
,r>ny, unb otlta a~nssefabrt. @ttrG8e BeftCIunaen bel Ract.
tet hi zoe n,cu lefdltalt seSeniber GbtSen WIoses, obtrt
Stage Oes 3uulss Bel Butbinher 6errn Rnnpp sH na&en.
Await
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Mdbfmno @ermam Mlfeuten!

TfB 0e Dtitelieper inb bterbura au fseforeert in FER beute
IT. 6retta9 Nbeno 8 ubr
III Inberdumten @eneral. YsrIaminluna , Il nftIt 6 an er.
A, Iteiaeu, inpetn Die Seamren- unD Sffsiersmabl it6ttfn-
cen ptro. uuo auberbem @efGdre BON Der er6eten @t6-
tiefeit CUR ~trlebt8ung S~Crjtegen. sH
Ollie DiejentBen, meI4e fb Dtteetr Wtili;- gcmpeente nod
mp4en, perren benatrtbds, es lie lb tenfe @ben6
%aufuebmen lafen tOnnen NIB Damn It'd an Der 2s0bl betbeilt-
gen, tSnnen lpm,t m6blen uno sep6elt merren. Die Stabt
Der otaat ltsf.rt unlfprnt, gSaheu &C., 10 D6 fetaem Mitt-
gliece llnfpfet erpa9ien. ~
8usUrrlauise @sriGumInnSsIUtSt lit sci @errt $. S6mie,
SIosSreoertdltr.
ALP ~pinftlthes @rf6etnen Gcute I6enb s l6r.
SIN AaftrdSe Der &pmp4srIe: ari a&
i 10. 4tnIIer, prpr. Gffr.
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Doctor g. g @DII,
Nrat unD @ebnrtsbclfer,
OelO>Gnurie.


/. sri nbbte ;. @S tpurben 500 StiG anees
bOten /; b~telelben purpen D~erfanft III 2 623
@ 4 25 p 100 I'D. Va
6 d II purben 5u bTberen Yrei1en
BON 4 IS @ 5.25 p~erfauft.
II Shae wenise i'm Marft. Yret1e ntebeer
bon 2 so @ 400.
NItObOG. @ertdufe gu 63 ca IS Gents
B SaaOne fir 50 proc. proof.
@6e. pot S.. 81, pearl SIS 90.
Btenenwa6S. 36 @ 40 @tS.
80 10 Vile. 81 "a 80 @tS. % Id
gaffe. NtO p ID 81 @ 224, Saquasra
%, 5apa 26 @ q [teiner fell.
6arbbGf5er. 8laubOl3 s22. 90
8rIate. Srausen So @ 4 ae 8Or 81
trpnen ~ Is ca 3 ; trOdene Mpfel Z @ts.
Gewiir5. piement o tb 9 Cts. Nllfen
I0.@H , MuetatnuB so "a 81 Mu8cats
blitbe AS a A..
@uanU .. peruOian: 224o tb 500 "a 81 !;
RnOGeumebl $24. az
Set eide. Weiaen, ROTH OrbtnGr l18@I3e
gut bis auS9e3ei6uet 100 @ l25 ueuer lao,
tpetBer neuer 100 @ ITO, alter l33@l37.
9afer' War9lanb 40 @ As, peuniYlDanle
fiber Al @ AZ.
aOrn, peibeS SO "a 20, seIbes SIS "a &c.
6ps9ent MarYlanb II, penniglD. IS.
Meb. @Owarpireet iuper S. 5O@5 623
Sanity ......6 rs
SbiO & 8entufs 9uper ...5 623
@rtrd ....5 81
Gamtl9 80 374
Baltimore 9 90
&0geenmebl $3.62@3.87.
&OrnmebI $3.25@3.5O
90 Olaes. Cuba 30 ca SO, pOrtp &icp
38 @ 46 p SAT-.
a prUptfiOneu. Sdultern % ID Il @ Al
'Seiten 81, SGtnfen sos. MeBsYprt SI2. 90
&tts. Carolina 4, OIinb. 6.
StGrt.e. Yerl 6 (@ Z p Id.
9 g.. Z @rUunb Mlum l. 20 3B Cad, WIb>
TOMS 81. Is, SurfS Sslanb 40 Cts. % gu16el
pom 9tore
Wbi step. Wents @erfGufeI, 324 fur @ttp
unO 33 fir SbtD ID Sal.
3nder, @rUcerte s.5O@9.5 so, pOrtO &icp
9+O0@10-50. a. .sasa
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Mene Nn6eigem.

Staat W1ns Dl0ma.
S1ice bes ollilt. General QDiutanten uno
Superintenoenten fir 3ts9uns.
$40. At %. Gabettefr,
Baltimore, ben 27. Qug. 1862.
Generals rbre SEQ. 81
Da e8 iir unuD9li6 era6tet pirb, baB bic @inrei6uns
in pieieur @taate itr bic 3ieBuns, ME bonn arieg8<De-
~parteulent betiulnit, 10 balb ita%ttftnben fam, 10 BAT Der
Gpuperneur fraft Der tbm iibertra9euen ~antoritGt e n
Sag Der 3iebuns auf BEN Is. @eptember
5uriif9eiett; aud merben aIe 6reipiaise, bic in Der
Gtabt Baltimore pber in ben Counties fit bic alien pber
nenen Reginenter Dor benz 10. 9eptenter anserorben
merben, fir bic Stabt ODER bic Counties gutaei6riebei1
in Sinitbt Der @intbeilung fir bic 3iebung.
Snl auitrage bes @ouberneurS:
Snp. 81. g. G~re8weI,! r.
6SWtp siitf, @eneral.Ibit.
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Ma6ribt an Stemersabler.

Staot. Collectors Office ben %. dug. 1862.
fir 1862 3u gtuse ma6en wplen. iOaien ipl9e an pper Spr
o,n l. 9 ptember b~eSablen, cd nab pieler 3 1t fetn Discpntp
lur pellpnhbe @%t8entbunl=S teuer, guab fir @rAneeigentbum
nur "a PCT, @btus qefattet merhen. --.4 ~. em.
VSenn Iudfanpt9e Steneln nidt an pber Spr benz 30. Sep
temper be8atlt re!sen, j. nirb n PCT. Sntsrefe basa seteG.
mel. Gehnnn9en FIR 1861 werben mitl0 pGt., 1860 NIT 10
PCT! 1899 nit 20 PCT. Sntrefen belaitet. Cine Site fir
ole Sabre 1860 unp 1861 pirb in BEN nd&fen Gasen per6.
fentt6t nerten.
Mnsuftus W. %rice,
Ae2ss aaa .raa @taot@oasctpr.
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Z. MarDIanH Meetment.

- Norlnuof psrpen md etne ansabl pcblaebant
NO(AIuttH% Wtanner, UNI cine peutl9e @pmpdgnte
MI nlr ObtOes 0%fesinent pDl gu na1en.
OaS pole Sanoselo BON Sis erb1lt etu Seeer.
Da Der unterieibnete f9pn 8 Sabre IN DIR ~reeulares
Nrnse seotei II bat uno b~inreibenpe militia Tide &ennntae bg
Iist, 70 erpartet er, eae junse Atanner tpm SsmdB- br 3ulraue
f3tnfen Srbn Yteper,
Aerruttrun4s, SiRSier
SO. "a gS. 9cntbarbar. i'm 9. st ~@pmmtlars Sipre.
Eg- 8wet Dollars 9anpselp 9ibt Der nnterae 6netS
ertra, ipbalc Der &etrut ein9el6wp. en- lit. Agi6-30)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Go6ridt wtro biermtt se9eben, baB Der hNter6ei1uete pcnt
g3lrien9ert6te Der Stabi Baltimore GplmdUf CUR 8erlpaltuna
oeS gt 6iaifes bS aGbter oettCrbenen ADAM @Hbert
am Is. Suli 1862 erbAlten bct. Aae oieienl9eu, wel1e SUr-
perunsen an oteien NaGlaB baben, perSen btermIt auf9efor6ert,
iol6j nebIt ben nDtbi9en gele9en al. ODER Der BEN 10. Sa-
nnar 1868 tininreihen unb seltenb gu MAIDEN, o6er gu 8e.
rGrtisen, . 6 lie lhrer 4nipriide an oleien1 geadlGlle 9eeei tb
fur SsrluIti9 egtldrt weroeu. Mle bic .3ablunsen an bieen
Na6laB Su MAIDEN BADEN, weTcln biermlt anfseiprbert, fol1s
All ben llnterSei9neten gu lelten.
al Nartin 6enttI,
sSalt24. An. Imltp Momiul TRAITOR.
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HOllOWaY's Ointment.


SGnae Btari9e, 9ei3poaene unb Rsie @elenfe. wuuoe unO
ellt6anoete GnBe, aue8 ouieS nuB Der Snoat ertresen. Dflt.
ter' @rlnnsrt @ub. tpenn Cure Sbbne oas @epeDl ncbmen,
unl 9ctabren 81 %be0esnen, beoentt, weIHe unteritfsuna Sbr
oerteltea oHrdp etteH &opf Der betIenben unc iii DO
lsHoen Salbe 9epabren tSHt. Osielbe mobt bic 6a6e
barter tno itarter, 10 bag ne Die grBBteu @rnaouugeue rGrasen
fbnnen. Se bebt bic @nt5inouns uuo Stetlbet Der @elenfs
aWT rno mo9t Oteielben TART uno trdfns neil Iar
S1belbtebe unD &~uselpunpen
re nilabertrenit9 1T ne, bait Gle 9%ntSiuouHg eaoDn ab NIB
8iebt metltentbetlS ole tcunoen suamuen, mac belt Daber of
IS fa9rlt4pe &Snnae ipnea unb oolltanoig.
Sralen llno S@Detern unIerer 6reint0iQen,
Scr tSnnt N ben Eprntltern @urer BANNER uno SraOer teir
91sbarereS ano n~Dtps9eres Seipent etnpafen, ais bic
'' eusge3etAnete WtllttIrlalbe.
SurN o8 @pltenltsbea bel Aa6t tn Jte en- ua6 Rilte +
bjlt man tauF9 beftt9c S6mer5en, 9ufen nm
9etlSrtet, oe erlten 5rmptome . er cd wtnbiu6
Oo1 penn man fb mt 6onpmaD'S Ninen uno Oint=
ment or eDen bat ut tetne SeIder uOrpaHpeH. @lalse 4lueu
bea Dtor9enS une AbenoS senompet. uno GA Omtment
5petnal oeS cages alI Der Brap uno am 0alIe etngerleben,
6elettt8en ce S31ef5ea unto oR seia4sls9ea SWiten. DaDer
tQQeu LDr slr lQn2en Nrmge:
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81. @napp's @nule.

Die 9ebrfuuben fir taS Winter semelter teatnuen am
0tOntds rea L. September, MtOsscns s llbr. Die Gltrn Ger
S9uler weroen ~euHpudit erIuGt fir eas pinttlite @rIdet.
men petleie n Srrse gu tra9en. A%nInelouns n CUR IufAu6ue
s. &n@ppy
Oc-Wo 9tp. 10 SI6. @apfr.
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MarplamDer amf snm &fe

~N"NYtWWUN W.T. 6WHH SNWHIFTE
Us werDtn nod etuise Wldaner Oelu6t, nm cue
TSA Der betsn~ @pmpaauleen pes 4 0farpianD 0eat-
%&SA meHts p~Oljablt9 gu MAIDEN. CUE 96bnuns, 9a.
u ttpueu uno &leloHn9 perceH foIprt eeltEtert.
Capt. u. 9. 9usbanb.
@etrutirun9spffiee SO. SS @et 4~ratirabe pberbalb
Der EurnGaae. Meai3ls
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6marttcrmetGtsrs>Of1ce
Gbpm a 8 ". 81 / d,

Sc. 81 Seepno1trase, i'm 3wsiten Gtpd,
beipr9t 9ahe, fertist . DItma6te EN- aus, &anfbriefe (billA
of sale) unp aueere geiesliden papiere. SltlS,il
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rs Sn Marttnsbure nimmt SCR. SSObn
Setter ScitcnMn9en fir Dem 0Sccfcr an.
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rs Sn SSbce1ine nnO ~1tmeeeetO be-
fOret 9r. OcUr9S uib Sen UWccfcr"
tdglih BEN Subfcribenten in's Sans+
~ Scn Cumberland iptro Ser @ccfcr
SEN Snbfcrtbcnten SurN BEN Sloentcn
S. ~ Nfuppert tdeli6 tMS 9dnS eclie=
fert.