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The New York herald., 1862-12-28
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A RMy AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE. .--BAcK
"A pay tr,xe nd .ernty MONEYS s9lrs,fa ana ash -
ssa Ss E6%ARp oR @ e a
az ~ aud ate pnrser United s,aes Navy "! Broadway,
corner OF chan'bei street, New york.
Sp SAyE ssrE hAY .sb ASo po1SsT a ssy
Collected and cAsnED PENsioNs prosr5d and t,sciars.
81 oAsSxsa 4 s pa s ana SAsn s aS
"a Broadway, corner chanb = str Ct New York
4 RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE AR
ssa M q. M sHRis ' % y9n and @ aas COZ
No. 80 Nassau street New YORK, oppo ~ Post oIsa
CALrrorNlA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CRY
NAN CO., Bankers corner Of Pine and Nassau streets
New YORK. B. - .E
nEMIcAL BANK NEW YORK DEC e
decra, q qaareIy dsidend of sls per oen, ra' able
sora sIr we % ''' q 'A'" vii as cas '
lALIsoRNiA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED
~ by AUGUST BELMONT Co. 50 Wail street
DJMcAN, SHERMAN 4 co. BANKENs CORNER or
no, and iser. q credit for travellers asaabis
,rs Of nc also mercantile credits Tor use Europe
nIscnARsED ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS AG-
JOHN II MURRAY, Army and Macy Banlc-,.
No. 81 Ma Ssau street, oprosite o>t Office
TEfrERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
Jehersonvlie Ind, D0cembr l. 1862 -Noce s hereby
anaas ,s's nea tie Dnaa T cean
York city, at the lowcs otter below PR part o IT. Frsi
"a cs s fray a a H. u @ q rag he
g. ssd rn bonds Ss ns 1n.r r sea e s ua y I
First Mortgage Bond or B'nds q the eCIsonvle Railroad
comrany 70 he Sinking Fund" wh,eh oaers Or bids VIII
6 'i aa!e
IEKsE, CITY WATER LOAN BoEDs--NoTIvEiI
z hsrcb sissn snat the ineTes. Coupon ss Jannars
prsser n ion tie Ocpan Bank New city and Bark
ofJcrse5 city s,erser rity. Nj ,o,o,, n..,..
ori.cS or rux wA1rR coSxssIon,Rs, jersey Cy, Dec.
pENsIoNs. BOUNTY, PAY. PRIZE MONEY AND ALL
4 Army and Navy clims procured b, soMEs BROWN.
N. B.-send for Hand Book of Information.
nFrICE OF WELLS. FARGO 4 CO. CALIFORNIA
~ Express and Exchange Company ~ Btaaaway New
mars. ei Bonds 'as ''HHF wELi FARGO CO
OFFICE OF TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND STOCK
- hciers q osoA Mississippi Railroad Con.ng ny East.
srn e ws a .rr NsT Yoa Dee % - 2s H. a
ferrrd crticasrs issued BY NE trustees o. erc.es and
sted with the special trustees Of tue rst moIa bond
b., w " % % paid y cab q NAN and er &c "a ods at
certificates will present them hen fain FOR the IN
s & sna. ne eon1 10 receive Ge @ the @
,f the Firs morg,sc bones and d. Mesnnns due ~ 70
s bon sd & & eopsns II a. pr s AMI to ' issue ee
t'r therefor bearing per cent Interest paysbe is
The tfsnsfer books WIN be closed the 2lh Sd
January, 1858 EDWIN rARrLETT.
Chairman Of Trustees
DRIZE MONEY Is NOW BEING PAID FOR THE UNI
i on and "owaseo," and viii soon he ready for Oil the
JOHN p. MURRAY. Army and Mary Ban ar.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
Ar,iyal Of the Europ. nj Bosson. :

Ah Nf BDsf0N, Zee. ~ 1859. \
The steamship Europa from Halifax, ssnaIlea she
Issrivo up 70 port hent three O'Clock this afternoon
" malls viii reach New lyE on sunday morning;
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL
SATURDAY, Dee. 27-- P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Dee. ~ s p. NJ.
The money market is very dull Capitalists are
waiting to see what will be the upshot Of the nan
cial imbroglio at Washington. Cali loans are
quoted at 8 per cent.
Gold advanced to-day, on rumors Of more legal
tender issues, to 1921, closing at 1921. Ex-
change closed rather more firmly at 1877. s
The stock market was affected this morning by
dispatches to morning contemporary ascriLing to
Mr.. Chase and to the Ways and Means Committee
the intention to food the country with more paper
money. Though the Washington dispatches to
the journal in question have been far from reliable,
as rule, those in this days issue were generally
credited in the street, and induced people to sell
their government securities, and purchase, at
advanced rates, all kinds of railway stocks and
bonds. The market was reported as firm, with
out excitement at the first board. Atthe one P. NJ.
session Of the public board there was very ac-
tive market and very large transactions IN Erie,
Michigan Southern, Hudson and other specnla-
tive shares. The advance in Erie, as compared
with last evenings prices, was u, in Central "a,
in Erie preferred n, in Hudson'l, in Michigan Gen.
tral u, in Southern old ~ in guaranteed "a, in
Toledo n, and in Rock Island sI. The buyers
appeared chiefly 30 be shorts, who were cover
ing their contracts. Nothing is yet sufficiently
known Of the policy Of Congress on the financial
question TO Justify the public in operating on its
probable effects At the second board fclosed) the
market was very firm, and the prices 0. the pub.
lie board generally maintained. Erie was rather
active at further advance Of x per cent. The
market closed firm, the following being the last
The New York herald., 1862-12-28


Balance. .Slj2,l33 5S
In our column Of financial advertisements will be
found the notice we referred to . few days ago in
regard to the anticipation Of the payment Of the
first and second mortgage coupons Of the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad Company, by order Of
the Executive Committee Of the company.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s30,3l2,7s3 "a, and the balances
81 765, ,622 81. The exchanges for the week ending
to-day were $l66, III ,79o so, being adaly average
of $s2 55s l6, against ,ss2,s ,s27 sl for the
week ending on Saturday last.
The Washington Marine Insurance Company
will pay semi animal interest dividend Of three
and onssssraf per. cent on its capital stock, on
January 2; the Delaware, Lackawanns and West
ern Railroad, q dividend Of four per cent, paya-
bic January 2; the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad, dividend Of seven per cent, free Of
government tax, payable at the Farmers Trust
Company January 2; the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, dividend Of four per cent, FREQ
Of government tax, payable January s; the Rome,
watertowp and Ogdensburg Railroad Company, q
dividend Of three per cent, free OF government
tax, payable on and after January Is, and the
New York, Providence and Boston (stonington)
Railroad, O dividend Of four per cent, free Of
government tax, payable January ?.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

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DRIzE MONEY Is NOW BEING PAID FOR THE UNI
on and "owaseo" and viii soon he ready for Oil th'
JOHN p. MURRAY Army and Navy Bantar,
No. 80 Nassau street. New York, opposite Pos, ofice
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

TluroXT HorsE, FAMILY HoTEr, coRNBR uUD.
"a s'n ssa saa rsassSs Boa u fss Dinner 4!
6P,M PreAkfsst from uril ~ oeess,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Col. JassIsoN. Col. Jennison on Sat-
urd.y made application At headq uarters 10
81. Louis for the appointment Of Court
OF Inasify, TO investigate the matter Of
his arreet. We understand that the Pro-
vost Marshal General has communicated
with Gen. Sturgis, requiring tina, the
charges and specifications be forwarded as
. sine qua non 70 the continued detention
Of Col. Jennison. The latter is now .
civilian merely, the resignation Of his
military commission having been accepted
BY Major Gen. Hallsck. -[St. Louis Dom
ocrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
! FR EIGHTR.

+ r Il q HTS.
BY thisroUte, Freixhis OF all descriptions can b
Forwarded from fhiiadclphia New York Boston 81
bAnt0ofe, 70 or from Eus point the kaiifoaA1
OF Ohio, kentueky. indiana, Illinois, Wtsconsin,
lows Or Aissoun, BY RAILROAD DikEcT.
bsrg with StSamsrs, BY which Goods can b1 forward.
ID - any paint % shs Ohio, Aask fngum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Iliinois, WIscossin Mo-
stpPi, Missouri kansas, Ark apsas, and Red Rivers:
and stcievciaDd, Ssndusky snd Chicago Vfthstsan.
err TO alt posts On the North Western Lakes. s
Merchants and shippe .nifusinE the transportA-
teE of their Fseishtto this Company can rely vita
confidence on It's speedy transit.
The kates 81 Freisht
To and from ass point il the Wcs, 81 he Pc eunsyL
vaBiA Central hairoad, are at all times AS FA-
WORKABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHEKRArI-
RoADGOMPANIEs. ~-"-@ =
III Be particular TO marx packages, ssvIA Psus.
CsHTRAL k.H.nIU
For fruigLi ConIractso OF shipping Dirsction sp-
ply 70 o. address either cf the following Agents ofhs
Company.
X. 2. SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri.
u A. A-STEWAkT Freight Agent. PittsburRh.
CLAkkkA Co., Transfer Agents, -
II. y. Brown 4 CO.. CinciDnxti, o..
&c. AELDRUA CO., Madison fndl
]. =. MOORE. LOuisville, Ny.
W. w. AIKAAN Co., Evansville, Ind
cLAREE 4 Co., Chicago, Ill.
VII & e. l.. LANGLEY, Gsliipoiis, %.
G.B: NEAL, P.rkershuy, Va.
HALLA Co., MarieAta. O.
y. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
N'DOWELL y COLIN PoftsmsutA, %.
X ANkELY, Maysyille. ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Covingtop, Ky.
G. L. HkATON, Cleveland, o.
&c. nELDkUA, Genr Travelling Ag'tfor
the South and West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
rITY BOOK STORE
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextso Banking House Of Vim. ThonpsonA Co.

New 7oo1x0.
The City Book Store IL this day In receipt of The
following choice literature:
cecii prssne. y Theodore winthrop.
Shadow IN the House, by Saunders.
Tho Household OF Bouverie, by southern Lady.
Songs 10 Many Keys, BY Holnnss.
RecoiiUctions OF Shelley and By ron, by Tralauny.
shelley Memesias. BY Lady shclley.
The Rejected Etons, by yirgnian
Tom Busks,s school DAYS at Rugby
DeQuncy's Opium Eater.
- Literary "Reminiscences
= Theological Essays,Ae.
Hood. Poems, Tue and Gold.
LanSfeiiow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Nn. Jnmsson's Loves OF The Poets Blue & Gold
- ;. Characteristics, &c,
Z. Studies, he,
81 - Italian PHinters
. Legend ofthe Maaonnaa IS
!" Sketches Of Art, a
g g Diary, &C..
Hs xthorne's Marble Faun.
house Of ths Seven GAkles.
/" ScaSlss Letter.
's Aosses. from an Old Manse.
:" Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
Bthsdals konanees.
Longfcliow's HiAwstha.
- kvangeiins.
The above Books viii be sold Ut Pubiisnsr,e prices.
The public are Invited 10 cni and examine the stock
feb6d J. w. OGDRN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
KEOKUK IOWA: THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1860

ing. and h to be burdened with grievoua
taxes. Shall slavery be spared its doom,
new that by Its own acts its roots are laid
bare to the axe? 1t 10 uaeless for any
one to deny that the Government has "a
deal with slavery, It's enemies in array
against II are slaveholders, and the pun
ishmsnt amounts well nigh to the cxtinc-
tion of the system of human bondage
at blow. Let the blow fall Chicago
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE,
IN GF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

NsstAsrn Train lsavss daily tsuudsys excepsed) as
6oea. y. and arrives II Am p nj.
Wssasrn 1rsin isAvss dsAy tknndays exespesd) u
- q m and So p. n and arrives At 1900 NJ and
eco p. =.
Al Hamilton Depot, Trains on tie Wahash Valley
ka'Hosa arrive daily, except sunday stloriortp p.
n.' ana depart daily ate.3oa. =.
bssses connect wtAsAis sity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
.. x. ANDERSON, wA. Z. vRAAtILsOa
g X. ANDERSON q CO.,
wHoLRsALE And RETAIL
.aR OC III Rs
nnnnrrnra nra 4 rSrAc
PRODUCE DEALERS,

Ne. III MAIN sTREET,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
We have On hand and IRE ntlyreceiying iron
hrst hands In EAstern and other marketsths
CHO1CE0T BRANDS OF AHTlCLES
Usaaiiy kepttn line. Our sonAeetIons with For.
eign markets are such ast
Sell Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices
Hence, ~ oAer rare Inducements TO those wanting
Goods, either In Jobhing Retail WAY. We have
nade arrangements with correspondents In 6uint
Louis by which are enAbledto sell anything In ear
line
AT THE LOWEST CASH PKlcEsl
Fer Missouri Msnsy.
1--we are also tating Fort Madison Scrip At par.
We respectfully solicit call 10 examine our Stock
and prices before purchasinE elsewhere.
e. We have all Jour Goods delivered
promptly, by our own wagon, free of
charge.
jelpd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
LIVE STOCK.

Droyers aud Farmers will and this The moat adyan-
tsgsOus route Tor Live Stock. Capacious xard1 ven
vatered and supplied With every nvenieuea have
bssn opened this line and IT. and every
attention 10 paid TO their Hren HAuiebar9S,
where will be found every coavenisnce for fsedins
md rskttng, > choice II entrod Of the RdfLAukL.
PHLA, NEW YORK and BALTIAOkE NARkET6.
This will lsO be found the shortest quickest ana
most direct rosie for stock Now ferk [va Allen.
to1nl-snd with fewer changes than amy other.
kNOCH LEWIS, Gene raj Supt., Aitoena, Pa.
= I. HOUfT, Gen. Ticket Agt ,PhilAd-lphia
n. \. HOUSTON, Gsn'l Freight Agt., Philadsi iphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

The undersisned having Leased the above hosel
ard having undergone thorough reLairs and cleans
Ing and sappliad with furniture. 10 nov open &
AH hours Of the day and night for the coMmods
tion 81 visters. Tbs table will be constantly suppl
% with the best the market anords, and the beds
kept In good order
Public patronage 10 respectfully solioited. Prieea
10 suit the times G.. HUNZICER
marlS-dIm Prorw ictor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
DOsT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.


ArriyaJ ~ the Mails.
Kastssn Mali daily Sundays excepted1vis
Plymouth, ~ O'Clock. p. m.
st.Leais and Southern Mail arrivesdaiiy tAeadays
s1cspssd) ~ S,p.m.
wsstsra Asiisrrives daily texeepi Sundays 1900
o'sloek, m.
Burlington MsiIsrrivss daily ssxsspi sasdays ,atl
70 pm.
Carthage sna Piynsash Nail arrive Aaily ssaiau
sxsspted) d s,p.n.
ChAslsstsn Aan q tri-wsaaiy) arrives fassAIys
Thursdays and sasardsys ,st7p.n.
Closing 81 the MafIs.
ksstsrn Nail closes daily texcept sp.
u.
81. Lesis and Southern Maiicloses daily tgs.usdsys
szeepted)stsp a.
sarAnstsa Aaiisisses daily texcspssa.srAsys) -
ep.n.
Wsstsrs Mall closes daily te1eeps sstsrdaysl 81
o'cisSk >. ~
CsvtAAsssnd Plymouth Mail closes daily Saturdays
sxesptsdi 1t . p. a.
Charleston Mail ttri.wsskiy) closes Mondays, Wed
sesAsys and Fridays, ssSa.r.
. III Fhs fost once will be open on Sunday fYon
,'o tee ctoek,s.n J. b. B.HoWkLL, r. u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
G. INGERSoLL,
ID III N II Z - II

Desfres 10 eATl attention his mode or restoring
loose and bad nitng Geld and Patss Plates Of Teeth
% - 70 20 - pssct ~ the best hatine passs and
at = tsifinx expsase.
He also nssufscturssAn UrrEH BET o. TxETn asra-
bic in structure and natural in appearance Sor
DEHrAL Koons-Corner OF Third and Nain streets
over the State Bank. Tapy3-d&w
1850 1890
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
NJ Office OF FORMATION OF LIN
IN TIED PARTNERSHIP

Thfs may certify that Hsmbden Buei, resident OF
the city Of Keokux Lee ~, lowa, spA 0ecree r.
Lane, resident OF the city Or Troy, State Of New
vcfk hsve associated themselves In simitsd mercas.
lille according 20 tbs provsfon CHAPTER
10 OF the Revised ode ef iowa for the tgapsactlon
OF tho Hardware Business IN sadcity OF Keokux,
der the name and xey Of Aambden Hue and COM
fhue for the spsce Of two years. commencing on the
lst day 81 April, lee2. and terminating the ~ day
Of April, 1a6A.
The said Aamhden Buel ID the general partner and
the SAID George T. Lane IL tho special partner, and
has contributed the Gnm OF Six Thousand Dollars in
actual Cash payments, capital the common stock
Of said partnership. HAMBDEN BUEL.
apr1-d6w Gk0k0RT LANE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
,VXYANTED TO RENT
E livery STABLE,

First st. bet. Main and johnson.
HORSES, BU0GiE6 and CARkIA0EB OF tho best
class always ready Ter hire.
Horses bearded By the day srvsek prices suit
The times.
Transient customers accommodated.
Orders for the Omnbas - TO and fro0 The Rait.
roads and left IT the Stable tbs uamiHg
House. Hili be promptly attsnded y.
decIOd v. vAkORBDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
Rnral angEessisns.

A farmer should nsver be ashamed OF
himself or his business. He should have
dignity enough to respect his calling and
if need BE- eloquence enough 20 magnify
it. He should have independence enough
to set price on the products Of his indus
try. not depend 70 much on the oily
tongue Of tho market man or trader. He
should have > shop we'll stocked with
tools, whore he can make or repair farm
implements, or learn his boys the art. He
should have . library Of his own, take
agricultural and other papers, and keep
posted On current events. A few dollars
spent IN books or papers il better invest.
ment than lettering about public places,
or talking up others defects.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01
rThe gallant Col. Everett pe.ho,

HThe gallant Col Everett Peabody,
of the 25th Missouri (Lexington) ,regi-
ment. who was killed early 10 the battle
Of Pitnburg Landing, vas buried under
his tent; and now DR.. William G.. Breck
of Springfield, Mass. has come, on behalf
Of the citizens Of that town, (Col. Pea
body's native place. to take the remains
thithcr for interment. Col. Peabody
father, the Rev. w. B. o. Peabody, "a.
for long time pastor Of the Unitarian
Church in Springfield. DR.. Breck VA
accompanied BY Oliver w. Peabody oil
Boston, younger brother Of the late Colo
mel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-01

Fare - low - By any other Routsl
liz Ask for Tickets BY way Of the Great Wabash
Valley Route, and be sure yon got thom.
lip New and Elegant Sleeping Cars sro run from
onincy to Lafayette. t9G0 mes 20 that psaseueefs
can est good nights rest while pursuing their
aeE 4 III s7
I TP Baggage Checked from Ksekak toall inpsY.
tAnt places, East and South.
n. .0sssTtckets fer safe ii the corner Of
Main snd I'd Streets, kookuk, lows, and ~ be Com
pauy 'sT1ck OF office, - Front strCti, quincy H.
&c. SMITH,
General Frcie eht and Tick et gent,
Quincy ,fIiinOA.
mchl7d KEOKUK. IOWA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-10

.Dos 1T zines Der Melultate oieler per>
rddten Mrt BET Qeitung Der @netleoenbet>
ten" ia9t Der Yanfee : Telegrapb, mabr<
l9etnlid. UNI pem peutl@en 0ffsier
Gins on3ubeften. Auein Die @errd6t>
bett Ger aaeelteenbeiten liest BEL ben,
Oberfommanbeur, Der feline Mrmee In
@i&tstbuu perfaulen ld6t> 70 tab tbdtise
Subaltern<S ffjiere aus blober @erSmeif<
lung auf ei8ne Gauft Dem Geinoe enteez
gen aeben, camit bod etpas eel@iebt.
Die Gaulbeit, Dummbeit ODER @errdz
tberei be6 Sbereommanpo'S III oieiem
Departement, Die it@ pur@ tiele @orfdQe
bon Gril@em bpcumentirt, tpar Der &e9ie>
runs ldnBft feiu @ebeimnib mebr !; iie bat
be6bal6 Dem @eneral : Maior Sumter
ebenals oua ben, &anias Departement,
bd6ieni9e per Golf Staaten lbertra9en.
81 paour9 etpas 9eponnen 1T, m6@ten
mir mad ben bisberi9eu 2eiltun9en gun
ter'S, ftort be3meifeln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-10
81 10 d. 9. M1r; so.

@ir linr nit alien guten patricten be-
reit Su olaubsn, poB Elm &rie9splan res
Generals Wc@lelon nidt rur iterhaupt
BON Mnteainn res Mc@leuan'iden Sberz
Gommanpps e%riltirte> iuncern rab rerlelte
aud Elm b6dR weiier mar eab @ues> mas
Orobes unp @ldnsenpeS Don ben mefli@
den @enerdlen 9eideben, pur@ McSleuan
beatidnat unt an 9eprrnet. raeNues. mas
BON McGltuan uno ieiner Nielenarmee
am pptomac unterlaen wurce'
unterla0en perpen music, &c. &C., renn
es Dem omerifanilGen Napcleon r1l'r bale
aefduis fem wirc, uns uro eer oerset
uno unparteiild urtbeilencen Mttnelt
Gterbaupt in ni&t III LANCER Set efller'
8emeijc bierflr ju lisfern> ais bic Soess:
licper entbaltcn, welhe Die pro,c|aoere'@
remctratiiae Yrei1e fd aen6tbtat 'tebt,
rem 6elcen ces StiQitanceS ODER au,nab:
lihen Nou1drittee au micmsn, Ter elnsn
YortreiF,6en Yrdirent|hof1sz aonc,r'ten
fir Die partet res ro!itilben Stiulta"cse
aboebeu wuurre. Snpem mir freili9 pon
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-10

Otau tte1 etHeM tDret NtnDer III, IN CQ8
6aus gu fommen, bob Der &leine mplte
at@t tommen; al5 a4e 9uten @orte ri@t
balfen, rief fe ibm gu: Johnny come in,
the Dutch get you! unp Der &leiue
ipran9 tn's 6aus, 70 i9neu feline fleineu
Setne Jpn tra9en tonuten. d
Captain 3inn ertbeilt Ietnen
2euten MUIR ielten llrlaubspdi1e. &arali&
erbtelten fe pom @e9innents : &aplane
Graetdt&en. beren zines betitelt ,par :
"8omnnt Climber, fomrntw Der @m<
ptdt18tr ianpte IS benz &aplane nit Der
8emertuns 3uriid; SD fam nidt, Der
@apttat'1 9tebt mir tetnen Yae."aa @aa"r
g Sin braner Offi3ter. - Sc
neral 5oafer BON Der 9ctpmac : Nrnaee
pat 1erboten, bab in ieiner Dipifon
Na@lu@ua9en na9 entivrunaenen Ne<
8ert. au8eftelt perpen birf.n.
Der 8efan9ene Abel Die
96bue beg @oQblut Ni9eeraoels, tie in
Golumbus. Ohio. 9efanoen fiben, baben
i1@ btsber aueeroro entli@er @ripileoien
7 freut. Man bat ibne, In Der freien
.Stoot, ben, @esierunasfBe zines freien
Staates, bisber erlaubt. fi@ ibre @tlaSen
als Seiboieaer gu ,balten, bts enpli@ Der
untu9 BEN Sena. Der 0bio>@ eleboetuno
pen! bod 3u i&mdbli9 erl9tenen 1T.
Derielbe bat cine COMMITTEE NIT unter>
tudun9 BEG @egenfanpes beauftraot, uup
ottle pat ernpfoblen, ~ bel4Itt6en>
Dap !1au'eas ee6 @oltes pom Ohio, bas
an @ut uro Blut freiBebis CUR Mufre@tz
9altun9 ter Union uno gum S@ute Der
Dreibelt beiSeieuert, aesen pitie dbelanee<
bra@te Wilpe 9eseniber BON @erbre@ern,
uno otelen Grepd an ben @efIblen be6
lopalen Bolfee pom Obto proteairt werpe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-04-10

0orre 9eformtes, porn i9orf su0e,pibtes
Babr3eu9 lie9en> tpel&es barauf berednet
1T. IN bic Giienpan3eri&tfe unter rem
@aher> no Der pan3er perielben oufb5rt
une eas 5ol3 blpelieet, 25der 3u ftcben.
WRtt ecnaprtu1trter 2uft tInltlt@ perieben,
Tam es So Stunben binter etnanoet
unter @a0er bleibe1 unp bort mad Be<
lteben aelenft &rerpen.
Soloaten DerlanAt.- Spl>
baten itnp 9e9enpdrtt9 i'm @loen ber
aler 8eiu@tefe Nrtitel. Sn @tra{nio
burd freift &ebeQen>@ opauerie bas Qonr
uao prebt ale einisermaben woftnfdbiz
gen 2eute BON II bic As Sabre1 In ben
Dienf. Sun9e Burl@en uno 2eute, be-
rea 9aar beretts ersraut, 2eute lepiaen
Stanbes uno Tamilienpdter tperten NIT
@eualt fort9ei9leppt. De1ertionen en-
mase lt@ttn BE &eiben ber NebeQeu u. in
@barleton, 6. g., repclttrten mebrere
Noro Carolina 3 &e9imenter, beneu maj,
Get9beit p%or9etrorfen, beu1olirten u. pllu<
berte1 bic &aufdpen uub tpeiQerten ,i6
tpetter gu pienen, neil bic Biroer Dol,
@barlehon bas Norp>@ Gardiner @elp ni@t
aa1ebnaen ,polten. SIN Sort Yulasfp
reoouttrtetl ttpet beuti@e &ompaenie, urp
mu6tea in Giitn eelest tperpen. 'aa T
Der &rfeg ale Tempel@9dn
SIN Staate @eoreia bolen fe
1ebt bte @loden BON ben 1bQrmen una
&a1'oner torous su 9teBen. Grbeuten
MIR ete &ancnen> 70 tpoQen mir @loden
9teeen unp fe tlinetn la17er, tuern
oas TeaDeum! "Respublica victrix"
bur@ bic 2once t6ut, gia
Sett7Mttta mid eli.
sb ber 1err6tberil&e Grftuatpr BON 1eras>
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-15
married.

o. the oath ult. by Rev J p sh;,a,,
JOSIAH Ii. OKER, of SNYDER cosntr, :,
Miss SARAH A. NJ. HAyICE, of this coun n
ty.
Near Newton Hamilton. on the Slst ult. nv
Rev. ID, d. Clarke, JOSEPH MckINSTRY
to Mies REBECCA WHARTON.
In Mcyeytown, on the 9th inst, by same.
EDWARD CONRAD to Miss HANNAH c.
STACKPoLE. =
On the 25th ult., by Rev j. NJ. Steck. 10.
SEPH ROSS, of Whitehall, to Miss MARY
>. RACARD. of Union township
On the Sth inst, by the same. JOHN
REED to Miss ELIZABETH A. HOAR. all
OF this county.
on the 9th December, hy Rev. Tillinebast
Capt. THOMAS NJ. HULINGS. of this nIaca
to Miss MARY THOMAS, daughter Of Adj
General Thomas, of Washington City.