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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09
CGnsta blcS.
Tces of Justices of the Peace

In al cases where the demand in contro
'eIay does not exceed fifty dollars:
}"r issuing each summons in debt or
damages, 10
For each SIMMONS for Witnesses. inclu-
ding all the witnesses applied for at
lie time, %
= or venirc to summons free holders, %
For tieri iacias, ... -
For vcndiioni cXpcnas, 80
For Scirc tacias, %
Eur every SupcrSedeas, u
For every oath or affidavit, 5
Fov probate Of account, u
For every judgmen. rendered where
there is no trial, Is
For every Judgment rendered on trial, 80
/ OF every commitment, -
lpT every rclcascment, Is
or every warrant Of attachment, %
FoI attachment of contempt, l255
For yrnrc to summons jury in case Of
torciblc and dctaincr, -
For taking inqnsition return thereon, A 60
Fnl warrant of restitution, 10
For taking every acknowledgment of
every deed from each person making
an acknowledgement %
Ior taking any other acknowledgment, 10
For 4 pass, o
For Il certificate Of cStrayS, 40
For issuing summons in rcplcvin, 25
FOR issuing wit Of attachment, %
or taking replcyin or other bonds, %
In all cases where the demand exceeds the
sum Gritty dollars, they shall be entitled to
the following fees, to-wit:
For issuing each summons in de5t or
damages, and making docket entry, %
t"r rendering judgment on all trial cases, so
Eor entering judgment by confession, -
or entering continuance, if objection
lie made by the opposite party, Ii
or search or transcript from the docket 10
For binding apprentice, each justice, %
They shall be entitled to be paid Jay the
countyin criminal cases the following fees:
For Issuing each States writ, q
For search warrant, %
j or holding an inquest upon a dccea-
sCd person, 0(
e. sa- r. Fees of COnstabIes
Forsorvng State warrant, and return, 81
For serving summons III civil suit, and
return s.
For serving summons for witness, and
return II
For aaCire facias, and return, 3:
t"r iutiictng stripes q greeably to 4 ,ugd-
meat OF Justice OF the Peace 81
Tor Dc livering person committed over
20 The iailor 81
and tse cents per mile for every mile
he may have to travel after the first
live miles.
Fer dispensing tumultuous meetings of
NEGROES, per year, such sum as the
county commissioners may think pro-
Der, not exceeding OF
or taking up ranaways, the several
suns required by the law relating to
runaway negroes,
For Lying iiori tacias, and return 10!
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WOOL! W0OL!! WOGL!!!

TVllE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form bis friends and the public generally
that he still carries on the Manufacture of
Wool in all its various branches, at Rock
Valley Factory, near Bay View, Cecil
county, Md.
Having put in two sets of New Cards and
otherwise improved the machinery, he is,
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
at the shortest notice, ard on the lowest
terms for CASH, Wool or Country Produce.
U5-CIoth, Kerseys, SNtinetts and Stocking
Yarn exchange for Wool.
JETIRO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, May u, l9G2-3m
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EEKTON ACADEMY.

FEES PER QUARTER, III wecks.)
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT..
Elementary English, So %
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Higher English, $3.50
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Latin, s. 50
SENIOR DEPARTMENT..
Greek, Surveying, &c, Sc 80
Modern Languages, each 2 90
Music. Instrumental, & 90
" Vocal, i 90
Drawing, geo
Water Color Painting, 800
Fuel, &c.. Tor the Season. Il 60
HENRY W. THORPE. A. NJ.
Principal.
MISS C. W. THORPE,
PrcccptrcSS.
MRS. L. l.. DUNCAN,
Teacher Of Music.
No student received for less than a Quar-.
ter, and no deduction made for absence.
unless occasoncd by protractel sickness.
April II, 1862.
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miscellaneous.
&c., SC.

&c, nc.
| ! make it a rule to propagate only those
kinds Of trees and plants that experience has
| proven TO be the most profitable for general
misunderstanding regard to the quantity
and quality Of iIuit produced. In my sclcc-
| ton Of varieties, aside from my own cxper-
fence. an governed by the opinions of the
most eminent writer's on the culture Of fruit
IN America, and of the most experienced
Fruit growers in all parts Of the country, and
Of the American Physiological Society.
PEACllES-30.G0 coo trees. Sc lect varieties,
and trees very large and thrifty.
APPLES-A large stock, choice varieties,
Standard and Dwarf. Also, Resi- and yell
low Siberian, Grab, Standard and Dwarf.
PEARS.-A choice )ot, large thrifty trees,
leading varieties. Standard and Dwarf.
lUMS.--All the choice varieties.
CHERRIES Fine. thrifty trees, Standard
and Dwarf, all the choice varieties.
Npr,cofs, Nccforines and Ounces.
CONSTITUENCIES English and Ameri-
can varieties.
| CCRRANTS.--Wh White and Red Cherry.
White and Red Grape. White and Red
Dutch, Black English Black Naples, &c.
GRAPES.-Catawha, Isabella, Clinton,
Concord. Delaware, Diana, Rebc cca, TAYLOR
or Bullet. Early Northern, Muscndne, ;lsin-
burgh, Hartford, Prolific, &c, &c.
BLACKBERRIES.-L and Dorches-
tel, High Bush.
RASPbERRIESi in variety. Largely of the
| Allen and Red Prolific, which need no pro-
! lection in winter, best for market gardeners,
and those who have not time TO cover in fall
STRAW BERRIES in variety. Largely Of
the Albany Seeding.
Usage Orange.
| Shade and GrNaSllc Mental Trees.
ELlamBalh,
ksDagGGraS Ssinlf.
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UT IL ? HE'7s UTHFSAIS'
ROSES IN VARIETY.

DAllLlAS.-l3O select varieties. for
which | was awarded a special premium by
the Agricultural Society Of New Castle
County. Del, in the fall Of 1861. Also, a
premium for the best collection Sol Choice
Peas.
For Prices and description Of fruits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
0.7~AIl kinds Of trees and plants can be
ordered hy mail.
Ds5>All trees and plants warranted true to
name.
IL Orders received at The Wing Office,
Elkton.
RANDOLPH pETERS.
Feb 10, l6G2-ly. NEWARK, DEL.
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Letter P0stage-Prepaid.

c. G. G. TC. c.
Ostancc--not over 5000 miles, 3 8 Il Is
g over 5000 miles. 10 20 30 40 80
To and from British n A. Prov.
over $ 5000 miles, miles, % % %
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Il. NJ. rcspoc fully informs the
patrons of this Old and fv'raly known establish
mcnt and the public generally. that he has now oncntd
an entirely New Stock of HOSIERY, &C.. Of the most
approved makes. Ills friends will at all times find A
complete assortment. and ut the very lowest price.
while the charatcr Of the Gpai~ " III sustain the h.h
reputation for quality. which thc iios" has ~ long and
successfully m1inaiLcd. May 3. 1SG2-:;ins
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(iTTEENH' CL0THING.

There will also be kept constantly on hand
full assortment of CLOTHS. CASSlAlERES,
NESTlNGS. &c, and strict attention will be givcu
to style and First Class Workmanship. in the
Citizens ms we'll as Military branch Of his business
~ Patronage is respectfully solicited
Mar 30 ISGL-6m
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DLANISUED WARE.--A superior article of
l. Planished Coffee and Teapots for sale by
June q. Il. W. STAPLES.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE POOR.-OILS
~ &c pRENNEN is selling all kinds of Goods, chcaI
for Cash and he wants all persons to know it, by calling
at the Ola stand When he will convince you that Won
can make an investment that will you u per cent
by purchasing your goods Of him. tMar9I
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-17

MY Trip 10 the sequatchiS valley,
East Tennessee, on "A Recruiting
Expedition.
On Sunday last, May 4, my guide and
self having previously made the necessary
preparations for the expedition, started by
train to ShelbyviIle. On the way, about 8
miles this side Of Murlrcesboro, the cars were
bought TO a stand by the removal Of a rail
from the traok--a pile Of burning cotton
and he wire Of tue telegraph cut, was a
pretty cure indication that miscbier was
brewing somewhere. We we're told by
negro tina Morgan had been there with q
large body OF men, and was 10 The immedi-
ate neighborhood then. A consultation
was held and we decided to return to Nash.
ville The train returned about two miles,
the conductor keeping a sharp lookout
ahead, when we were again brought to q
stand by his saying, I" Here, they are oil
around us; So On to hurireesboro." The
rail was soon replaced, and the cars got to
the latter town, For myself, believing that
we should be lakeH--s ears and ALL allowed
them 10 leave me. ! went into an empty
house near by to change my uniform for a
citizens dress, which ! bad taken along 10
use in case Of necessity, bat | changed my
mind instead Of my dress aRd started on the
road 10 Murroesboro. ! had not gone a
hundred yards before ! saw two horsemen
f,a ma 4 ynhna1a1 4 t,N
made towards the houSe had LEFT and the
horsemen passed on it appears that il was
one Of Morgan's men with q prisoner. /
now changed ny dress and resolved TO hide
in the woods until night; took up the
railroad about a quarter Of mile with
some dozen men, white and black loungcd
about With them awhile on the bank, when
a.number Of MOrgan's men were observed
looking az the replaced rail. Ny white
compositions proposed going to talk with
them, and advised me TO 60 down, saying
they'll not hurt you may be make you
take the oa n. though. the risk Loo
great and aeclined negro whispered 10
me they'll besrsy you remain here and
Wen conceal you. Az soon as they were
gone, / said, Boys ] rely on you now"
"CUms along, MarSe, we'll hide you" Oue
took my bundle with the uniform and " mt
one way 10 hide IL ia some bay stacks, and
went with another towards u gin house,
where be assured me should be perfectly
safe. Ga arriving ~ the gin house looked
across 3 field and to my satisfaction, saw
a regiment Of our cavalry going 10 pursuit
Of the Morgauiles. / joined them, got a
horse and sword aud fell into The ranks, and
you bah batter believe Was spelling for q
light now. We rode all day, end after TAX
ing crcui' OF about tbiriy-dve miles, were
as=;,ag Mu.ireesb9rc, Whan the regiment
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-17

isn't to save the Nation? The war
should be carried on for little Or nothing.
In fact, it would have been better as
Buchanan thought, to have no war at all
just let our Southern friends alone. The
thousand millions story is a big lie.
Reduced wages, low prices, depression
of trade, decay of business, scarcity of
work, aud impending ruin on every side
demand it.
Everybody knows that the reduced
wages" etc. are all the fault Of Lincoln.
The loss Of fat salaries by the Southern
friends also demands it." but the thir-
teen are quite too modest to say So"
We have our own opinion as to the
real origin of this damnable attempt
The Southern rebel leaders are at the bottom
Of IT, Nothing is more certain than this
to our minds, The chiefs of the rebel
lion see that their work is about to prove
a disastrous failure, and so they send
word to this effect TO their Northern al
lies: "Give us two or three free States to
vote for our men, and we will bring back
the Cotton States in solid phalanx, and
hold the Offices together as before" This
is certainly the programme. viii the
people see it performed?
Fellow-citizens - all you who love
your country, by whatever name you
have been known in the past-let US
frown down all such mserably selfish
plots of partisans as this. which we have
been reviewing, and, casting aside all
old party ties, unite together on the broad
platform of Union. Away with partisan
watchwords and names at an hour when
the nation is struggling for life. Our
dear mother country is in peril, let us fly
to her rescue. Let us all be true Union
men, true democrats, true republicans,
not in a partisan but in a national sense.
We close this article with a quotation
from the last letter written by the bold,
patriotic and lamented Douglas. Let it
be traced in letters of gold over every
door in the land:
81 know Of no mode in which loyal
citizen may SO well demonstrate his de-
yotiOn to his country as by sustaining
the flag, the Constitution and the Union,
under all circumstances, and Naaer every
administration, regardless Of party politics,
against all assailants at home and Abroad"
Noble words Let them be the motto
of every loyal man in these turbulent
and stirring times
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Sim Gbrintao.

0er lpats beut' ntHt frSbll1 lein?
Ste @n3el lamgen g8eibnaGt Elm,
unO tan5ten wObl tn 5tutmelsglan3
Oar manGen ldGnen fremoeu Ian5. e
Au8 beute tGnut Sbr @nsel le9n,
OO9 mtbt SIR auf Den San3plae gebn,
Oa IaWlnsen tie lIG UNI unD um ,.~
Dor etnem sroBeR Dubiifum.
Nu@ etnen Stern uno Dei6na0tsbaum
&rbltdt SIR tn benz bensn Haum,
uno lHSne Gbdlgsldsnfe ilnb
Beftmmt fllr ieoeS fhGne Rtn6.
Drum auf ! unD bprhet, mas ib lag, s.
90 fetert man ben eren Gag.
E@ebt tn bte TnrnbaU, 0ratt r., Bin J
Ntan trtntt nnp tn9t unp tanSet prtu,
|SGun NaAmtttags TT man ipele,
1nD ftnpet manGe ltebe Seele, :
Dob NaGts 1T GROCER WeibnaGtsbaG,
Oa tcmmen pann Die sS6Snlten al, :
Man lopst unb Bat belonoers Slid ~@s s
1no nimmt Dom 8aum baS I6Snte StGd.
Gin &rdnsGen In Der GAtna9all ,g4
Das beiBt Elm interchangeable,
6at einsa eoetn 9uten 3wsd, "a 10
Gum Bsfcn elmer 8ibttctbet. i@h g
DOst In ben 0ew @ffem st &ppms,
Nm 6nuptliB ales Multttbums
Dat betit Ger OsteplasStamm
Grbauet letusn 6auptpi9rpam.
Steber 3ur lbGnslt Nebenba1te
Die Steupenipg e mint gum BaIe
lno in 8aum 6 artners 3anslptat
pat 8leper ietnen Nsitna6tsbal
Oa 1T Elm G9rtabaum aufssfeat SIS i4 S
Der tIetnen mno Der 9ruben Welt.
Ibeater, 8aq unp WetbnaAtsbamm
S0dt 81 Der @~OncUrDja peitem 8aunt,
MitSIteoer plrfsn uur btnetn
1pp feuen f4 publ alle Elm.
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Sffce oeS 0erprUDiantiruneSs
Spmmtfariat8.
@altimOre, ben "a. Deaember ISIS

U~alItIlpte, oen II. De5eHlber I8SEs
An9ebpte, BET nur opn erf S@nb,
fWerben bis W tttmp d ben "a. D~e3ember,
Mitta9S IL nbr, ntSesensencntuten fiji bic 9iefez
rltns Der mafitebenben grmee-G 0rrdt6e:
$4,000 Rfunb grocer i'm 8adnfen aetrp 4 :
neter Mais sraupen (Hominy), mel9e in
gnten ftarten 6diiern perpadt. fcfort a~bseliefert
iperben tGnnen. o
1000 omen betes EimctBpSeu, e~bauliefern
in aieranbria, 3d., gcquia Greet, 8a., unb Bal
timpre, @fb., je na@bent 60 berbrau&t wirb. Dali
ielbe wirb am Qrt Der Nblieferuns inIpi3irt.
l3a9lungeu perbem in iolden Spnbs seu1a@t, ais geraee
D~crrdt9ig ftnb, unb penn teine bcrfanben, ipbalb ais ipl=
DE e~inlauiem. pa a9 3 a5
9eine @intaufe perben bon GeaeiFonifet se,na&t.
&bomas@. GuItiban,
OiMi 2ieut. COL u. 6. g., Ser. ct Mrutee.
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5S55SssssSg19S1
,,6reut guA bes Qebens,

Ohb SN ~NS ~ #lE#L
60 lang ras Qampden 9libt"
rrfen mir bsute uniern 9eiern gu, unb finite.
malen Die 8sftase suelei3 Die 8altase I'm
msnlAli6en 9sbsn ino, 70 seben MIR naGife
beno, UNI MQen gtre6t gu rperoen, sine 9ilte
Der Durll6l6unes Snltitute, no Die ltteralen
3epralentanten bon Bacdus unb @ambri-
nus tbronen, rslte beute tbrtp @dlten eth
@abelfrib1ad porlessn unb 9lQes aufbtetsn
iperoen. mslandolti4e 5er3fu oufSubettern.
sic fno: 6
SUI. Stef@, 463 %. 8alttmUreRr.
81. Sung, 446 Is. 8altimorefr.
s. &ailer, Gde 2emsarOs II. 8rCntfr.
6. @eel9aar, Metamcra SalIe.
ST. 5er3ug, 3O8 Us. 0ratttr.
6. 8ouer, As Sf.9Ombarptr.
5. @abrtc, 20 @reen(r.
l1no tn BEN nahltebenoen 9otalen miro NOR
gen gormittag etpas WuS9essidnete8 aufse~
ttlAt werben :: ~
Gbr. 8artell, s Of.9omfarbfr,
3urnbaIe, SO. @rattl1r.
$. Gdbarbt, 80 @. Srattfr.
S. @tesner, 299 %. Yratttr.
W nj. @ruB, 179 Qsrinstonar.
N. 9tlb, SO 9. Gbarle5ltr.
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In THE G COURT
FOR. RALTIMORF CITY 4

FOR BALTIMORE CITY ea
r1N-,TrD STATES BUILDING ASSOCIATION 5 VS.. H.
HUI BALTIMORE, December 9th 1862. Or
dered. that the Sale made and reported by Alexander
Wolff Trustee, for the Sale Of the property IN the pro-
unless cause to the contrary thereof, be shown
on or before the Both Day of December, next, Pro-
vid,ad. a COPY of this Order be inserted in some news
nan err printed in Baltimore, once in each of three sue
cess ave weeks before the 3lth day of December next.
The Report states the amount OF Sales to be $ooO;0O.
ETrll 10 Copy. Aa O,e &c ~
Text: J. Thomas Adams, Clerk. Decll,lS,2'
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N- MuA in ber WoTbfnofn

@ NuN IN Der W aIbtnatp,
ner Turntalle nitro bas G6rfffelf in
rbliter eef, iert iperben. User baber In ftSbs
liGsn @eisen Elm Edn3@en MAIDEN min, lOGts
nidt %strlaumen, beute abeno iG bort eiuae.
finren. Die Damen psrbsn gang belcn6ers
bsebrt merDen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :!

Der llnteraet&t Ct. erlawbt f6 biermtt b0S lerebrte Nubli-
FUN AMI fetn ppblanpr tIrtes Eager BON biibiden In6 paIenpen
Wsibnattsgei6ente tur 3inoer In ieinem neaen StOre aufs
merrlam 81 Ina&en. ais: 9 pteIe, &tnberf @riften,
8tloerbl& er 1er nnb ~emp7eblt sn8Ieib ~pieberbcIt feline
Qeihbtbliptbet un6 Sn4banolun9 NIT benz 8eripreGen, erite: G
f~ortwdbrenc nab SrditeG gu psrSolftanbtssu umo aae In bas
Sab eeS gudbantelS i9lasente GaftrG9e prompt unb btlis
aus3ullhren.
Sobn +. 81 ebtfeIt,
O;3.7 20 @-Str', aerabe neben benz alteu Gtors,
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an ofa,iere nnS eolSaten
an in Der Wrmfe

IN u Oct Wridfe
Serlenben MIR ben taeltGen oOeder" 2 vNlpe
nate lang fir 81 pOrtpfrei. RAG
Das BOGenblatt fir 6 Monate 1925
(pcrtOfret) In 0oraus3abIung.
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aas~ Jn cumberland ipirS Der Wecfer
BEN Snbfcribenteu bur@ ben Mecritet1
s. -. Mmppert tdeltdb nus &,aiis eeiies
fert+ fl
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Warftpretie.

Baltimore, ben 18, DECEMBER 1862.
Nt ApDteb. IS pnroen 1900 Stld arge<
bpten !; b~ieIelteM murben berfauIt All z rs
"a 4 so $8 leo Id. 900 murpcn AT Heaie<l
rttm9S' Ngenten S~erfauft.
@Gwetne purbett 3n bGberem Yreiien
Don 500 @ 6 so ~Derfauft.
g E wentee int Marft. -pretfe bGber.
Al a IS pr Yfb.
@IcebUl. 8ertGufe su 68 "a s. @ents
S @a4pne fur 50 proc. prof.
aide. got So. 81, Qearl So 90. AK
BtenenwaaS. Sc "a 40 GtS.
g aMmwDlI lie. 81 "a 80 @tS. % Id
@affe. @iO Bsfb Soy "a s2, Saba s5
O. 353. 2aauasra $3.50. s4s =
SArbbSl5er r. 8laubcl5 S22.0O
SraGte. Oransem So "a 4 D 8Or /, 81
trOnen 20 IS q 8 ; trOdene Mpfel Z ets.
q epIr5. Ytennent $8stb 8 Cts. Nalfen
10 @1l (; MusfatnuB so a. So sWneeat>
blltbe 45 a. A..
YrOOtitOnea. S&altert % It. 81 @ s.
Gotten Z, S6inten 9@lO. MeB-Vmf $l2.00
&ets. Carolina tetner ha, ptinb. 6. So
uan pernpian: 2240 ID $50 (1 81 !;
&nO6enmebl $24.
@etretbe. WeiaeM weiB prbtn6r leO@175
,ansSesei&neter $50; fptber l4o@l6o+
q 9afer, Wlarsle.nb so "a 40, pennfs(bani~
IAer 81 (0 81. sz IT a1 n2l
wv" pttps" ~ W ioi HetVen 20. afst+a
Npg8elt Mtarnlanb SO, Yenn1YfD. SO.
@tbl. 5pparbareet fuper ......$6 SCI
81 ~ ertra .......7 20
TamilY ......8-
Sbte s. RentMfp 9uper 80 62
v y Grtla 80 l25
n Gantifs ~ IS
Baltimore 9 70
Wr68tnmebl $5.S7@6.l2.
&Dru mebl 1887
M rla0ts. enba 26 ca 80. Vprto &icl
40 a 46 % @al. New<SrleanS 42@4s.
Ga Ia. @rpunb Mlum l.55 Y !9adr fet
mes 81. Is, Gprts Jslanb 40 Cts, % a8niet
Dclt @tpre. nc 80 a.
6t1rfe. Yerl6 6 "a Z % Id.
gDb tSten. Wentg Beffdufe; All fur Git
itrb 43 fur SbiD p @aa. -.ee.e
3uder, @rpeerielo. oO@ 1O.5 so, Yprtc &te
10. "a So
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@ sJn MSbeeltno nnb 1tmsesenS Be-
forst Sr. GeOra 8nfdJ ben ,,2Secfer''
tdelidb ben Subfertbentert in's .6ams.
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YrOapect Sill Gemetern.

WdtDth9tOn, %. u
Mlc Oieienisen, mel1e @rabRsasm, @rdber pber sSamilien.
fldbe anf ~bela9tem Senaeteru 9efauft hub be3oblt tabln. wer.
ben a fseiproerts Bel rem Setretdr IN fes Office. Ns. $50 Is.
gen Anb ibre 8efhetnieHnsen pOrsu3eieen, INN tpre Gatfbrtef
anIerti9el gu lalen nno in &mpfan9 III nsbuten.
SIN Muftra9
IDC.1gD Spbn @. @tpf. err
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An ameiteu QeeilnaAtst0ae u

am aueiteu Weibna6tstage III
Der NadttlA fir ben frcmmen @brif.
Die Grantttn aIlNGpctattUn
Stuff gu Der Htbentatle 1hon
uno forget fur Die lie6en Gate
Nitt MulIf Wein unb 8ter auf's Selle.
Nu6 bort SIR Die Gebriicer blum
8eim NtrtGe 9 la i'm beitern NoUm.
gu SGInfelb ma6t CIR Gu9 perfieen,
Da ia ee1eliasS 8ersniiaen
Grfrilht bas 6er3 nno lt1rtt bic Brua
Ourh Spiel unb 1on3 unb gSeibndGtSluf
G Woraen ee6en TT Der 1urnbaQe &au-
pads ,QebsnsmiDen" aber Die Bretter, nor
auf MFR bic 96eaterliebbober anf nertiam ma:
den.
R 5r. &oue, Der fra6ere @slaifsfa6
rer NrbetterbaCe unb 9eoenp1rtig 8efaurn'
teur In Der Gedenbale, BAT, I'M Dem Comfort
UNI Der ;3ufrteoenbett 1etner @6fe 3u gent
gen, iebt au6 ein 8tGarb aufsefelt, tpelAes
moraet frib nit etnem I%tanObaftem Qun6
feterltG eingereitt merben fol-. QiebGa6er
oteIes 1hGnen Spieles, lopte DEM gelammten
Nubltfum empfeblen mir ben Seluh Der He,
benbaue. belonoerS Da Ride unO &eaer bes
6errn &O0e auf's gOr3leli&lfe einssri6tst
tno. uno
OaS 8irr bei RpIe 1T tSRt Dies ga6,
Ob aus Der TIaIGe, pb aus benz SaB. .Jt
Gs lit ntbt ,u itart. nnb ni6t ;u gel NIB,
ln6 beiiam fir @le, fir Veann, Sran lin6 Stub;
@s tGGrfrt ben Self, eS Serl6Snt ete @eftalt:
int abtJi8 Sabre es, nb Sn roirlt alt. ~
G Nue Sreunoe beS @eianees unb Der
Sussnb maGen mir beiUnber6 ouf bas Con
sfrt auf merflaul, nelGfs Sr. Qe6rer Wanner
nOreen Nbeno tn Ger Wetern G6lna 6alle
psranfaltet. Si6ttse mufsaliide Rrdfte tper-
zen nabei mittpirfen.
SS Is - ~ rs IS AM AE 81 II rs =
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Wplleue aeffrttfte aoden.

SCebea erbalttn ene Yartbte dcbte heutfdbe 8~effricffs
trpIene Saden, bic fur Blerbrauer, Builder uno onbers
Sanhwerter teicnSer8 Seei9Re ,~erapfeblt au mdBi9en 4reiler
br BeBt
Dtt25-SIEte bet SafCb Steser, % @ermanfr.
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&ommt uns iebt unb Ywr wslben @uG gut bettenen I
9mitb, Bro. s Gp.'s &lelber-Dldp@im7
Tpp27- &p. 40. QB. 3 atttmcrefr
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OerI0nat;

O ea,beter, fir Sofen, @steu unb &Sde ansufsrtiasn
Eel Smitb, Sfo, Il 60,
NoS27- 80. 40 W. 3 a1tim ~pretr.
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Wtne Nn5et0en.
~ az 2 gg#t Sta. @nt. @ trntee ltat tn grisf III Ter
OSeDprS5Sffce- Sits 6o1-

Baltimore, %. Oct 1862.
g|ai rl3t ntrO tterrit 9e8ete =. b5s am nae Ten 8Onneritas
frb.
. zoe en paten ate Mdrfte am Mtttwp6l
Abenb, Gen "a. D~e3smber, benz @ei6aftspsrfebr pffen fem.
Scbn Zee @tapman
I'M Dtappr.
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SerIanst - Serermann gu triien, bas has teIfe unb bill
It9ite &Ieicermasa3iH tn ber StaSt lit III
H0c27- 81 40 Us. Balttmpreir.
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Ssfe Npttter Dpn NaItimole

Utf 0V1N|<A WV
beuatri6tieen n6tungsprG ibre Runoen. bab fe an uno mad
beut /. Sanuar 1868, in Splse beS bpten preiies aler Mlate
rialien. fte gu tbreas @Ssi4atte nStetas anS cine tletms
Die grb56ung pel6e lie flr n6ibt8 tradten. INT Dor ger-
luaelt sel6iist 81 iein. IT fur aus Gstrante' trel4e ts ttSpel
fir b37H @ehtS per Dnslne. sertantten, nrnraepI 40 esnti
Der Tusen6, uno ale @efr6nte, Bic &c bSber omf COMMITTEES
an Is Gerts r~erfauften, petber anf 80 Gents erbS6t.
ri sssg 90 m. &puabIaH, +
70 M. &uifelI,
@b mo NIB W1Iftt
- Ebomas W0lfb,
a'hs5 ~ @bwarb Mtt1eIIt
t1e Spbn 9ubeGert
- lsSs ~ SIS @ratt
~ ~ 49, 81. MhI1er,
\. Z. 9 a m 8 6
- go hs,a CIR. 9pbuber8erI
Rs2 "si~%ai'i - ' S1cpb Wt%enaner
ya1 Sam renceOfBrtGn
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HE- &puut mad GSarmur San @lotbiua Spnf
Hnb fault Cure Rletber, NO Ssr bic 8rbete Mu8pabl BON Set
ren- unb &natenfleiber ftnbet. 1
NOp27- 81 O.s4O VI SaIttmpreRr.
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