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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

APPolHrxEHr OF DEPuTY AssEssoRs-We re.
ceived on Saturday, Communication from .
very responsible gentleman Of Lee, in which he
condemns, in advance, an anticipated sppoint.
ment Of Deputy Assessor, for that county. We
do not publish it because we think its structures
premature. If any appointment is likely to be
made BY the Assessor which those better &C.
quainted with the supposed appointee deem un-
fit OF ipjudicioua. We do not doubt that Mr..
Pickle, will be glad to receive such information
in time to make better selection. It will be
soon enough for public complaints to be made,
when bis action is known to be improper. .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20
Mr.. II. H rrimb,e, Again

We publish below letter from Mr.. a, II.
Trimble. We have already, in publishing letter
Of some friend of Mr.. Trimble, stated that our
authority for the article of which be complains,
was to be found in the Ottumwa papers, and the
reports Of the proceedings Of the Convention,
they contain. If they misrepresented Mr.. Trim.
bles remarks, the fault is not ours. We give
hr. Trimble the benefit of his denial, in his own
way, and trust he will find it entirely satisfactory.
ls LsSs BLOOMFIELD, Sept. II, g. =
{ EpIroa HAwK-EHE:-0n arriving At home
from the South, learned that an article had %.
peared in your paper Of the 10th ult, in refer
ence to my action in the Judicial Convention
held on the l4th uit, at Ottumwa. On exsmin.
alton lind therein the following language used
! 'ssTrimble made reply" to speech Of Jude,
,Hendershots, ''the burden Of which WA N anoi
ogy for his having been engaged In The army e
support and defence Of the country against tbe
infamous traitots and savases Of ths South
This statement is wholly false In letter. aut
spirit a. ID the entire article 20 far % 1t relate,
I do not desire nor intend to b drawn into
ns,sspepsr coatvssersy, but If the author Of th,
story deems It Of sufficient importance, / vii
meet him ct any time and place in the Secous
Judicial District be may name, and grant him til,
opportunity of establishing the charge. Til
then. hold him scons;etsdAsr in public estins
ton. 90 ,alli- asiI d sgm .sl ,gsT d
4 :
VIII you oblige By giving this place in you,
paper. Your respectfully, 80 y
h Il TUMBLE.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

would end the .af lt S5ss ~ dSdbsT hls i Ga
vAvs pesibb = end 4 eoattsl ~ sssHi,sioa e g
= Opponent II The pespls ars disposa 70 d.
Gssh u course the mode Of doing sois plsin. -
Elect Mahony, elect Thsysr, elect Hornish, elect
saosgh Of such men, and the work 10 done. IL
this the feast 70 which the people are invited
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

~ The Independent Judicial candidates,
Messrs Phelps and Craig, whose names are be-
ing struggled into the Mahony ticket in this dis.
trict by Hall, Clagett & Co., are of opposite pc.
litical opinions and diverse antecedents. Mr..
Phelps claims to be Republican and processes
to be loyal, Notwithstanding be is willing the
Aahouyites shall vote for him. We presume he
is loyal Notwithstanding the bad company in
which We find him. He is of Old Line Wbig
antecedents, bis Republicsnism only dating back
to the defeat of Mr.. Seward in the Chicago Con.
vention. On the other hand Mr.. Phelps col
league, Mr.. Craig, Of Keokuk, is . straigbt-out
Hahonyite-was the nominee Of that party last
year for Senator in Lee county and got beaten.
The announcement Of this ticket, by our loqua-
cious friend Clagett, might lead some persons to
suppose he is the getter up Of it, ard intends to
smuggle it into juxtaposition in the Nahony or
gans, with the regular nominees, and psss our
friend Phelps upon the unterriaed % sound
solve branch" Democrat, which will be good
joke on Nj. p. -a'5sr6
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

- The committee Of The House to which
Vallahdisham's case was referred, reported, not
that he was loyal man, but that there was no
evidence that be had committed 'sA. overt oct'
Of treason. go s }afst.s,., 49, ga
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

GoEs TO TIE WAR-Frank T. Campbell, ed
itor Of the Aontezums Republican, gallsntly
bids bis readers adieu in that paper of the llth
inst He writes from Camp Pope, at Iowa City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

HThe Constitution, Clagett's loyal sheet at
Keokuk, in it's Issue of Saturday, says it is au-
thorized to announce Charles Phelps, of Bur.
lington, as An Independent candidate for District
Judge Of the First Judicial District, and John
Il. Craig, of Keokuk, for Prosecuting Attorney! a!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

" The 22d Regiment Iowa Volunteer In
fantry, Col W. n. Stone, passed down the river
last evening, on the steamer Metropolitan for
st. Louis. II is most exoellentregiment, COM
posed Of fne looking men, $50 strong. The
men are all in good health and spirits, and bid
fair to do good service. They are armed with
. new pattern Enfield rife, which iss very effect.
i've arm, and are fully uniformed and equipped.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

DRrHxrD Our.-Wm. Barber, = private Of the
22ad Iowa, was drummed out Of camp, at Iowa
City, on Saturday "A woman of the city. had
been robbed and accused the man of the theft.
The man was searched, and the money found in
his possession. BE was tried by regiment.l
court'martial-his head was shaved, and be was
drummed out Of camp the same day. Ta.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

II We publish the report Of Gen. Pope in
full. 1t is but just that be should have the ben.
eft of his own statements in relation to the
battles fought under his command, and we sup
pose our readers will be curious to see It at
large. .f. x t-Es.5..s ...f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

u The Ksokuk Constitution of Saturday
announces HI. Phelps Of Burlington q an inde'
pendent candidate for. Judge, and Hr. Craig, Of
Keokuk, as an independent candidate for Dis
trict Attorney in the Let Judicial District. Al.
though that paper pretendst to make the announce.
ment by authority, We feel confident that so far
as Mr.. Phelps is concerned it was unauthorized,
We are confident that after allowing his name to
60 before the Republican Convention he will
not become candidate against it's nominee
He cannot do 90 with the least show of propri-
ETY. or consistency, and believing him to be an
honorable man with an average amount of com
mon sense we conclude that he will not
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-20

1ek4AxxkklA Z 2aA- " AGO. o .&s1aiA
,ss1 It'd t&S Ehnek SsSr tasgfye the aiss
q. III pa, y II \ adnds,l ., /. ,p.sty sh.a
sasss ,peofssieaA II = Of littls oenSequsncs
what profsssiess are nade, unless thses % syi-
dsncs Of sincerity and honesty. The nea who
have heretofore been recosnised - leaders Of The
Dsnoesatic party il this part tAs stata ars ma
king sooe show fsuppersisg ths Gdvsrnnsntin
the prosecution Of the war. They mouth sort
Of catch word, .'ths Union asit was and he Con-
stisutioa - Il iAn They pretend that it embod-
les their seBtmeha When hard peessed they
admit, 10 grudging and feeble way. that the ~.
bellion must be put down-that We must crush
the rebels or they will in the end conquer "a 80
But oil this is but 4 bid for the votes of loyal
DemocratA Although they are iubilant at ocr
disasters and are cast down, when the rebels are
defeated-although their prospects brighten with
our misfortunss and sink with our success they
dare not openly oppose the war and sustain the
rebellion. But they come very near it. At the
recent meeting Of the Board of Supervisors, al
though some Of them were persuaded to il with
difficulty, every Democrat in the Board was in
duced to vote against the bounty to orr soldiers
The men in Burlington who have heretofore
managed and ruled the Democratic party took
the matter in hand and induced every democrat
in the board to vote against the bounty. Had .
majority Of the Board been men such - these
leaders could manage, not . dollar would have
been voted by Des Noines county. And We YER
lily believe if they had tho control not dollar
would be voted and not man sent to the wal.
We have heretofore published the yeas and
nays BY which the bounty was voted, We nov
ask further consideration of the suggestive
fact that the leading men Of the Aahony school
who now control the party organization calling
itself Democratic, labored to prevent our volun-
teers getting their promised bounty and actually
induced eve,y Democrat to vote against it. ri
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0rr Grirn i'm @nhmeffe1r.

@atrp 4. Oe3. Dte Mtempbts 3eituns
aen briueen Die Na6rtGt, baB Sen. 9olmea
NIT 40. 900 Wtann BET Gtdsburs BON Mrtan'
fas aber ben 6tnB mad Milflfppt seSangsn
lei. - lin Mempbis berum Derbreunen SUE
ytQabaueeu nod thinner cine Ntalfe Gauutz
rppGe unp prelIeu WlGnner In ben OtenIt Der
liOlt9en Armee.
Die pom 0denn, Nrf. Il, lebtet GpAe obs
qeaauaene expedition fol- 10000 Mann ftart
9epeIen lein. Ole lanbete IL Wfetlen untsr=
Balls bteles Srtee unp bran9 User 2anp 9ese1
@reuaDa bpr.
MQes 6utrtpelsn I'M County it gum Srauss
port . Ottnlte fir Die Wrnee beg Sen. Sber'
man rsqutrtrt.
Muf Den gBegen, Die nod Weupgt5 fabren
TT etne pr9antlirte NauberbanDe.
DIN %. glpbbr. purpe @ttia9 Vrpcts I'm
$1,000 beranbt.
I1eber bas teretts erra6nle, ;tpil9en beut
Ser. Gtaaten Ra%ncnenbppte n~3ertneton" unb
etnem 8ebelentrupp unterbalb peS IIpIt9 bon
Mempbis 1T Nrtanlas am MlF1ippt belese>
men 6eGena fattsebebte 8ecOntre erbaltsn
mir NOD fol8enpe Detatls
Capt. Sbtrf, @ommanoeur 6es Ranunens
boots 2ertn9tOn BAT am Dunnerta9 bet elmer
Nlantaee, 20 Mleilen inter 9elena, Elm S9ars
mibel nit ben Nebellen 9ebabt.
SIS purOe auf ion pur1 etpa 100. Snfan<
terifen, Die cine &anUne nit lt9 fubrten, 9es
feuevt, baS 6ol3pert am 9ertnstOn ipurbe buQ-
f4notg DurGlGAsrt, a6er auf Dem 8cOte TT
feiner getSptet.
Ote &anpnen bee 9ertnBtOn wurpen I6neQ
auf Die Ne6eIen a6gefeusrt unb btele .lCfprt
aus tGrer Stellun9 Ssriast, no lie meHrere
6oote NIB 0erpunbete ~SuridlteBen,
Capt. S6irf laubete balO Darauf NIT etner
Waua1haft am ufer unD nabm 90 Contra
baubs unD Is BaIen 8aumpDle, pel1e na6
6elena esbra6t tpurbtn.
@eneral 6Vbep 1T tpteber bon 9aeaa AMI
81. SOP. BEN Strpm htnab Iuop6rts NOR
I@trt. @tutss la9en na2 8idsburg, anOere
mad 9tttle GUd.
Grettaes Na@ts fteB Der DampTer 8lad
6apf BON Nempbts uno 0slena nit benz
aufpdrtS fabrenOen Boot @btte @lOuO 5u'
1ammen. Der 8lad 6awf wuroe fart be-
56GOtAt, trteb nod etma8 petter unO Ianf. =
Die 9erIoaen an 8prD entfamen. Oas VCCt
mar 5000 Dollar merits unD 1T D~OaIt6note
perlorsn.
@eneral Sherman 1T mad ben n~euetsu
NaGrt&ten unterbalb @OlOwater, d lOtc
Counts, NiHtlFppt, 81 Meilen lGblid Don
Msmpbis an Der MilfI0ppt nnb arnnenss
@ti9nb1bn.
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@ab.r.s aber Das ftssrei0e @efseet am glaawuter

Hdbsrts absr bas fissreidbe s'efedbt am 8laefsuater'
S%uffolf, B1., ben 4. De5ember. Nu
Mbepb bes l. b. ridte Sol. Speer NIT 5 Sns
Fanterte<g ~eaimentern, 10 @el9Iben unb Ger
IL. 0ennIYlp. Gapalsrie etssn 6ranfltn Dor.
Qm anOern Mtorsen (tisbtn Dts unlsrn bret
Nltllen bte0eitS anl bic feinOlt&en VcrpOfsn
mnb Sol. Speer lief iUfOrt 3 Biz 4 S6pa-
bronen unter Maipr StrattOn ouf ZEN SetnO,
Der sben Ietn 6rGbltad Oer3etrte, etnlpreu9en.
Gr Ielba nit letnem 9an3en Stabe mar an
Der Sptbe Der @plpnne unb trieb Den Getno,
Der EA IpfDrt our Glu9t wanbte. SeSen nno
iiber ben 8lafpoter 3uritd. Gin DuBeno
NebeGen blieben anf benz 9lnbe uno 20 tpurs
ben eefanaen eenUmmsn nnO etne SetttDu
elmer Notstens 8atterte NIT 70 9aOungsn @ia'
nttirn, go @swsbre, 10 0ferbe uno einI
Wafe @Gttel &c. erbeutst. l1nlere SnfanteriG
uuD Nrtiaerte fam gar niGt tn's @eftGt. Der
6etub Raub inter Commando beS 9teut. Sol.
griffin un6 MatOr 8cseS, swet 0easeater
Der Ser. ct. Mrmee, bic elm emtnenteS Galent
fir rstrOsabe @ansadufsr:t an ben 30G
ie9ten.
Gin Sergeant pom /. 9tt9imsnt q .. be
rtttener @Giben, ma4te nit IA letner 2ert
cine 9tecpauescirmna, Die stelen wertbpuuer
glufIhlu6 er9ab. Der tteiue Grupp ipa9t
F6 AZ nett Dor unO tpurpt pom Setn0e nnt
rtnat. ErCeDem eelanS Is Demlstbsn 9ltdltd
nit 8erluf stne5 etr3tSen YfsrpfS, gu sAt
eutfpmmen.
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@eri6tsberfabren.

Ser. @taaten @trcutt Court.
Getera besann In bteem @ertGtstCfe Der
WroseB Der Stabt @besltn8 seset BITE Staot
Baltimore nnb bte Baltic. & Stic Gtienbabn
@~umpaenie, wppur8 Die &laserin perbIter
min, baB Sem Der Stabt Baltimore tpeittre 4
Direttcren In ben 0eepaltanssratb piele,
Balm @tb unb Stimnae taben lp0en. Ni'
weroen Ieiner 3ett pte Gntl4etDuns IN Der Mn'
oeleeenbett unlern Qeern DurleSen.
Snb er Grtm tnals@pmrt wnrp'
gtdts ~asr6anbelt, uetl Ni9ter Bomb tpsser
unwpbletns abtpeieno mar.
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eerbrannt. Ste mar NIT tbrer Shutter In Ell
nsn tn 9erin9tonfr. bele9enen Shnittpparen
laoen geaongen, fam Dem Sfen 3u naGe, ibr'
Gleiper fin9en 6suer, unp ite tpurOe cerrnnben
nainentIiA am unteren SGeile bes GGrperS
perleet, DaB i6r Nnffommen 3tOeifeitnft tit
ste erbieIt natiirli6 1ofort ar3tltdeu 8eiiianl
uno wurce borauf in tire elterli1e Uobnnnt
9ebrd6t.
General Q5cot fol- nun b~eftnitip oon
Commando pes btsltesn Dtpartemsnl6 entbo
ben fem II. lstu Na6foleer, Gen, S6enf IL
t~pentasn 2agen ietu Nmt antreten. Der Drdlf
pentbat Sen. SAenf gum @eneralmaior esbo
ten unO Stsler ein ltren9er etfriger llnionmanr
ptrO NIT alien 0olmaAten %ausggtatte!, Eetr
neues COMMANDO antreten.
ubr @elbeD tebfdbt. t. Us.
Sipest murpe Derbaftt unter Der Nnfla9e
Dem Sames s. 8nrnes etne 9plOne ubr retf
$40 Oelo etltoblen gu BADEN, Nidter Sbop=
aree ldtdte ben @ngeFleeten In Die Sail un
Elm weitsres 0lrbSr ab,uparten.
8eoplSer gefpblen II. = Babrent
90. @tllu on in Bbtte 6al, an Ganffr. 9e-
fern iein N6enDelen 3u itG nabm, tparbe ibn
TIM Reben3tmmer Iein NeSploer int Wertbe
BON 1924 aeltpbIen. Ser9t. Gmitb serbaftets
etuen Wonn NanenS 9. Sbtlman, welAet
Der 8bat peroaGtte 1T,
Sns q rmentauS tDttrbe Safob Stole
eei1idt, neil CT fetne @itttel belaB, fb lelbIl
3u unterbalten.
Stnb lagbar gewDrben. -
Die llntpnmanner, wel1e nn!aaeif auf 8s-
fell oes Sen. Wuol etneeterfert t~puroen, ba-
Ben 6taee eesea ben General etneeleitet unb
auf $4,000 GntlAGOigung fir fallGlt6e
gsrtafaug nnb Gtnterterlng anastrasen.
Gemperen3 Sale Dielss QOfal,
reldeS lhA pabrlAeinlt6 fit ben uripranSli@
Gen 3wed 81 ihledt r@enttrte, puree In Den
lebten ;tpei WoHen su etnegn 2beater uit9e-
baat, tppDurh es gu Observation-Disclosures, 8prp
ls(un9en II. +. IN. benIbt perbsn fam.
S6ltmmer unfall. = Sam. Dil.
ion, Elm MetbDbi( tenpfarrer, Bate Oas ltnelIf
tp66renb er In Der Slfce bss Sanf6aules pur.
nis &c So. mar, burd, etnen 9c9 tn ben Sci
Ter gu fallen, rcbei er bebeutenpe gerlsbnn1en
erbiett. Wan lteB i'm iUfort mad 6auIs
faDren, tpo er ar3tlt& bebanOsIt miro.
Som WtIttarbten f berett.-
Sol. Grespea entbob 9elfern fclsenpe perlor
nen tbrer Wlilitdrplitt, naGbem Or. Dunptt
Der GramtnatiunSorst, 0telelbea far untIhti9
ertlart Bate Sc. Mdrtir Srn 6reoertd Co.,
s. 6. 8unbtnet bon Wrince @sprge 60, uae
So. q. Smttb, elm Subfitut ebenoa9er. 5
Staats 9t3enen, - Nr. Sam.
2cprY, Der @(ert Der Court Of Common Yleas
nabm In Dem uereaneenen Sabre com erlfen
DECEMBER 1861 Bis gum 20. Nppem6er 1862
fir Staatsli3enlen unO onbsre @sfaGe ben
8etras bon $173,735,91 Elm. SIN sorter.
asbenOsn Sabre bstrrg bic Ginnabme nur
150,466.20 unb pa In temlelben Sabre
Die Soften fir Ginfoleftiren $702.43 mebr
bstrussn als tn bteem Sabre 70 ereibt Fd Elm
Me9reewinn fit ben Staat BON %, 983.14
Dollars.
5auseinf1tet1e r. 8or8stera
gbeno sesen z ubr 1dti6 f6 Elm Dieb in bte
In Der 3eringtonfraBe $50. 329 beleeenen
@obaung bes 5errn Sod, unb entpeupete
Elm paar pert6SoQe lleberrGde uno etn 8nnb
SdliilIel, uno entfam 9liidlth.
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Bun Der 9utnmatarmee.

9amptquartter Oes Sea.
8urn1tbe 3. Deg. !
S6alei1 unlere DolttOn nod nnverdn0ert
1T bsntet bod A1eS auf etne 8Orpartsbetps%
aun9 ees Saupteorps. Die g~elfrt9en NscOs'
T~pscirunaen ereaben baB Der Setno b6hft
notwithstanding nt&t aber 80,OOO-S5,OOO
Mann tart IL. @efern NaGt unterbtsltsn
f6 Sie betOerletttsen 8Orpuften an alien Gden
uno Gnben uno mebrere Der fetnbltAen ubers
ooben dh fretptut9 Den unleren.
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Mbauna DON Gen, ganfs expedition.

New* gOrt, 5, Deg. Die Dampfsr
SatnciS, NOrtbern Sight unO anoere 8tn9sn
6eute NIT Sen. Banfs unO etnem 3beil leiner
6rmppen ab. Sen. Musur pirO nd&te Woae
NIT benz Slet nanfoleen. Sen. BanfS pnrOe
bon @UuS. Curtin, WaYOr SpbYte, @Cmmos
Gure ganoerbilt unp Nncern an Gorb 9es
Ieitet. -
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9=S 9edter. Mm Montag fonmt In
Der SurnbaQe baS 8enebir'l1e 2uflpiel :
Der Qtebestranf" aur Nufubrung, mpbet e5
an 5etterfeit I'm @ubltfum nt6t Feblen pirb.
GT Tanstran39en. 6r. Safer
tpirb am Wlontag la Der allbefannten alien
Gurnba(le ipteDer Elm &r6n3Gen p~eranaalten.
Ber bic @smattlt9teit tennt, pelde auf
bieIen &rGn,Gen berrI4t, ptro aud am Wsone
tag nidt psrfsblsn, ii& bod Netgem anSu>
I1lieBen.
So 5r. Y6. 5&Snfetb fat F6,
pte unlere Sc ler aus Der bttreTenben Mnset9e
erlebeu, mad turjer pauie in bers9icro @a9-
traBe nieoeesela6en une ptro am Wfpntae
Ietnen @afsn einen luperben 2un1 DoreiBen
pcrauf mir feline alien Greunbe belonpers auf.
merflam MAIDEN. ar
G Nu6 6r. s. N n t { wtrb am
Montag in letnem freuuolt9en 2ofale DO. 1e
Ncro 6pwarDfr. einen re,9balttaen Qnnd
~ierptren. S4wertergetltrr uiib SHtlDerge.
raIel werben bort berbannt tnbem Sauer.
fraut unb &artofelflSet alS probate 8tnce
mittel aIer fampfsnbsn 9artstsn apPli5tri
perber.
G 9mnG.-9r. dc,
wtrD am Wontas in Nu. 40 @ulumbtafr
etaen t,eaen @ambrtnustempel erSfnsn Uni
etnen b~eltfaten 9nn1 ~ferutren, rcbet Bamern'
|hmtbt'S @sbrdu per3apft miro. asa
g. 9r. 5r. WteSner In $40. 1897
Welt Wrott(tr., ptro am Mcnta9 fetneu Ga
fen einen psltfaten Miebsluppens2ua4 Dor
Isben rnb ba loItt Ntemanp feblen, Der elmer
ee6ilDstsn Masen bslibt. benn clue Mebellup
pc bon bret frtiA geltlaGteten SGwetne'
nebf ba3u sebSrtsen Sauerfraut un0 &l6lsn
TT Elm @ert6t, peldeS aud Dem perwStnte
TEN Seenlamsder Su Iasen, anb cent @at8e
BET Dte SOufe Nnsrlennun8 lfiner @afe 81
penben muB. {.
Seute NbenD inbet pieber In be
Nrbetterz 9ale Sao SrecsridfraBe, SOncsr
fatt.
o. 0ir lsngsn bte Nufmerflamfstt Dc
SteuerpFtAti8en auf Die 8efanntmaAnn9 Dc
@ttDr GplettprS.
% 9e(et Die Mnsetsen BON Smitb, Bro
& 60, SO. 40 SO. Baltimore TT.
&. @~tebenkunbfrt Tretwtltge I'm Gage
franf! Surge 2eute. nebn,t Gud bel 3etten IN @6t, uno Sc
/ thafft Ga6 6olotpap'S Yilsn uno Stntmeut. @S lit perbirt
faB pieIe Mieoistnen bic i6liminaen Jdle BON @ei6wl fs
8reblen, Stebern uno~ 9eibI9nersea cartret. Slps % zen
per S6aMtt pber ECpf. ~ slS
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6oI6en evulErea unb es tnu'aStB let, f&
3u 6elftH. Gs ni1e Sals unO @feOt3tnsn
BADEN.
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Sfftce HeS 8erproDtantirnne8.
Communicates.
Baltimore cen 8. 9es. 1852.

1n9ebpte wsPen Gn9 cnptamen (0Ou eraer
Sane nltr) bis Mpntas ben s. Gesenber, Mitaes IL ubr, in
Der Office bes llntersttGnsen sur gisfetling bon ~fpl0enten
QrpUiantSprrdtten: na
1000 Barrels @eB ber8 ttme Mes WDrf
= tpeldes bcbei beuertt) sSGt9 ssIal3en 600 gFunb
Slstf9) IN SDasreHet gi@snfGHern nit autt etIer-
men &eiifn; ba8 Sltt;9 nub FRET fsta BON S6tnrr,eI
utlO 81 den unb ~tnntrbalb so Ga3en mad ber gBie.
fsruns umSepo6t wsr6:n.
zOOt 600 y Jun prtra &tc &affee - 100, 600
Plumb Sabcn 9epadt in SpirtusfdTern; bic SdHer
'nt1en gut, rein nnb trrfen fetn, aae alien Mart.n
an ben 80sen uiiiiet NIT Sarbe saeefri8ea istn;
100000 plumb nthhth III ~boprslteu gd6et Setbadt
fein.
$4,000 Rfunb Stea~rin-&er3en a6 lln,en onf
oaS plumb. Der 8ranb muB a~n3eStben tperSen. -
&taen mifen NIT Iet9tsn 81 aRen StGgre. Neifen rnt-
eeben lejn. 9e3 sr
10000 8mfte1 t57 plumb auf Ss 9albeD quite, Sdte
Bermuda flberIGatse Deer rptbi8altae 3w te
BeIn. Ete 8dfer n,afea fare uue bon uab an ben
9Ebstt NIT srinea 9tforp-0ieifen ~pernaJelt fetu.
Die petsen Grtifel foGett 10 balb pe mSJli@ eeliefsrt wer.
BEN. Sbt8s ansebOte fnb ~tenfel6en 9fbtusune.n aaierrsr-
fen, rHe fe 8ew5tnIs4 Bel rnetaen gefangtma8Amaen fir Qro-
~Stant'ScrrStte ~patltstrt itHb.
-a 3Romtas 6. @uui1an,
SsS.8 - etent. Col. II. 6. @, Ser. 81. Gtrutee.
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St0Ot Baltimore.

rs Der Stnan3z 8ert6t bes
g 9abamtecretars.- Dir 8e6en lm,-
fern 9elern beute etnsn Nus3ug aus Oieien
b01lt pplumtnG ZEN, o6er niNt nur fit uns
%lOnpern aud fir gang europa lebr interefan=
ten Dpcnmente. Die bartn oorfommenOen
Summen bepetien, ME ungebeuer unler Na'
tionolreiGtbum lein muB. Der &tnorud ben
CT IN europa MAIDEN tpirp, mus Elm pabrbafi
ttnpUntrenter Ietn uno rrtro IS ben b~pritGeu
&esteruneen In 8e3u9 anf lore auf Nnisrlfa
9ebesten Mbli9tsn mandsS &OPfps9 p~ernrla>
den. 4e
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~ Sn QDbeeltIto mttO ~1lm9egen0 be
fOrdt 6r. 0eOrg 3 i'd BEN "0Ueefer'
t6aIteb ben Gmbfcribentem ms !0auS+
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aoaalbersAte aus gBafbinotOn.

So n5eisen BON ESaftfnetol, roelGbe bic Ea6ss
~lI.i,tG9S 4 ubr bel nnferem 8laenten $rn. %tebfelS
go. 42O @-&tr. a~bge9ebem teetoe., ffnSen nrG,
MuFtabtne tn Ger nab z fp!qenbsn Summer.
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~Sn Cumberland tDtrb Der gNecFer
BEN Gm6fcribenten hurh ben Mgerten
*. q. 91mppert td9liA tuS GanS eelte'
fert4
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Aeimrlcb @enft s. &pbm

80 bdben 10 sben nit benz @Gtf vedcOuid" BON 0tOter.
bot 10 SaB Biaineer @betn. Nein ertdlten un0 en-.
ssstTsn bsnIeltep ~teipnbers an &trtbtn unb @ieberrertaufsr
SCOPES. Bantsebdube,
Ma13s eGs ppa 4aps- Hnb SaItntpFeFF.
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Rules & Regulations

gg 8GgateItii@e gM
IN h,uti6er umO euSaf&er Sprade setradt, fnS In Ter 0fFes
les Be6er 81 saben.
Mn Offsiere unb GoIeateH
in Der Mrmee
Serleuben mir ben tG9ltGen v@eder" 2 uNtps
aate lang fir 81 pOrtOfrst,
Oas 8O6enblatt fur 6 Mcnate $l,25
(portofret) tn 8urauS3ablun8.
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EreDerld G6mtDt,
Reht8s WnpaIt

@de bon g. unb 7. Strase, @~afttn8tcm, D.@.
teiorat @si&ifte In ouea geri@istaFen bss Dttrtttes @etuna.
bta, Gcurtpi @latm unO ben 1sri&tebenen Sepa1tements osr
Reeieruas, b~eIoantrs in Ger gatent 2anS- unb Yenfpns.
Office.
BelOnbers MuFmettIamfett ipiont i'd alien Gstotrunaen an
lpreles G~i9enttum, QanbwarrantS, radfinbissn Spln, 8eun-
to II. + 10. ~entnauben ietn. ~
gintaIfrungen BON gelpetn tperbtt prcntpt bi1orgt.
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Nene Nn3etQen.
1m3etae.

IN er rem Wauitn ct, @etrns Serein bat Fds Elm I'm
erliasanssOerfta sebtteet mo5a NOD @ttlEtsber %anfsenrm.
men 'eerefn' Sol4e, Die o4tet hteitn BERTH nD1 btiute.
ten mlni6sn, fnb erludt, I8 tet anbrea8 s IDG' mc.
253 Sao-9rncfru Sl nnel0en. @N1o
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~ n.I o,,o4 tn @aibinSt0n, 8. g. I'm Deuf@sn Rad
OtItuHyt meiiwues-8ureau, 80. 5ll. 9. ctr. nab
yenni. MSeaue. OeuttGe Ws1b6en fur 6Edinnen, Staben'
ano Rinberudbden, rber iDnfieea Arbetten tn auerteanii@er
uub beutl&en ~JautiIten NIT auSeeet&netera outen 3r1u TIM
(rslet& sH taken; aud fur arttttlWdense tun8e 3ewtt I'M
| Sttltt ~SrthaHbtW. Nadtra0e NR1,Y.. $50
l GYtl2s p ~'"s'tF.