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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-21
Farm for Sale.

HAVING been duly authorized by the Probate Court
Washington Comfy to sell the real state Of Phil
Short late Of Gala deceased, consisting OF 225 acres
good land, lying in body in the south part Of Calais
under good state of guilty ton II has upon II good bud
ngs large sugar orchard Of 700 trees with sug ar
and good running water at house and barn.
The above property will be sold immediate for cash
OF part credit
LUTHER CONVERSE, Administrator
Calais, Oct. 10, 1863. wi43m2t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-21
TEETH EXTRACTED
v ilhCut Fam and Without Danger

Il "A u Or III I'M
flHS method is perfectly harmless and when the pa
A uent is under It's influence, the op-ration be made
with out the least pain II not only destroys pain, but
gives the del ghtfu sensations and enders waking
to consciousness thing almost to be deplored Unlike
Ether Chioroorm, there is reaction, assitude
no excitement when in FIVE minutes one emerges from
sta Of complete forgefuness, without headache or any
unpleasant feelings Physicians have pronounced it ben
ehcal 10 pe.sons having weak lungs.
have spared neither trouble exl make this
important addition to my office for the benefit cf those
afflicted with aching teeth JOHN NJ COMEGYS
Office in " Ralto - building State Street Montpeli er
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 1 Chicago
r ALL r q AD.

VARS Run FROM CHICAGO TO PITT8BUR0
~ ysthoat shanEs, CONSISTING With The great
SkMNSXZHlNA OkNzRAL RAZLkUAD
sew ORA, fhiiadolphis, heisimIre and Wet
ylvania, New Jersey, New Yort, Maryland -.
0esohants By taking this rvuts, wilt have the
odvsntage Of al the eastern markets ss no addi-
0eual cost.
nAegags checked through.
Trains leave the Depst, Canal street. vest eide.
'0icsgo, daily % the asrival u trains fson ~
1sst and Northwest.
Osnsssting q Crsstlins With Clsvslasd } LAKE.
asv York and Boston, a. 81 m i.e:sioS
ssvns Of New Eneiand, VI Nso Yorh Osetral
ID New Yeti Erie RailrooAs. Also oceeh -
Osaoaeas, Janssyills, Nswask, Meant vssssa,
eeee6eavi1le and Wheeling, 80 isteriee tevpe
g Ohio sad Virgins.
he shove tssiss eoaasst q Fossss WITH ssains
- Mad Rissr Rsad = Spsisglsid, Urbans, Day.
- and I'll cinnati. Also With trains a Lana "a
Dayton and Cinciunsti dirsct.
kassssgs = bound sast will Ind this rosie bSsh
glsasant aid agreeabls, passing tbresgb naay q
he largest and finest cities IN the Unitsd 0tetee
PAsssngs 70 arriving q Chicago - ~ of he
sseds, viii End attentive shssk sgsnts & ne a.
pets 10 fseeive checks snd ooovey baeeaee .free q
sAasgs - he nttsburg anl Chieaeo eaSs. Sleep.
No csrs accompany saeh tsajn.
tfekets for sals q I'll The pgineapaI tiehet 80
- n the Wsst, - q To Csopsay's s0S0p ese.
- q RasAelpA asd Dsasbsn slreeD, = o Ne
DAN. ~. boss.
!. Il. Nos ! c.. a ossG Aes, CSssss.
l SIs1ghseG IN hin1A NH beeoss1ed ~ UASeo-
ests n psinls 1Ass g I'll tlnsD,sG = - 49,
. ~ elAse 1silGea1N 0eoe4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
THE CONsGRlPiION ACT.

Important changes are about TO be
msds 10 The conscription act-probably
before the 9Th Of January. Among the
changes recommended 10 the report OF
tue chairman Of the Military Committee
10 an increase Of the bounty of voluu-
teere, the repeat Of the $500 clause. and
tho abrogs ton Of the distinctive classes.
In the event that it becomes Law every
man between the ages Of 20 and As
years will have the chance either to
shoulder his musket or hunt up an able
bodied substitute to 60 10 HE place.
The proposed law provides that oil
volunteers Who recni.' after having .erv-
cd nine month"; in the army and been
homo ably discharged, or those who may
nave less than one year yet 10 serve, the
Ell n Of $400 dollars shall be pad, and
a" "ew recruits existing before the lst
OF January, shaH receive the sum Of
S3oo. 1t also authorizes premium Of
$25 tor the enlistment Of veterans, and
$40 Tor my other volunteers.
Inc bill spp.opri..es 100000 900 for
sich payments, and makes the pay Of
the Sergeant NJ 'jors Of each arm of the
service, S23; Q arlermasters Sergeahts
OF cavalry, 1923; of artillery and iufantrv
$50; lst Sergeant, 1913; Scrgean's, sl9;
Sappcr., NJ ners and Pon,ooniere, &34,
lst Corporal, $50; Corporals, 81; Cbiet
Bnsler Of cavalry, 1923 BugIers, SIS
FNriers and III .cksmiths Of cavalry and
Art'ficers Of artillery, SIS; P'lvates
ZIG; Principal Music ans, from Sl4 to
S22. The negro sold ers are to be eqnip-
ped and pad the same az other soldiers
No farther dependence need BE- made
upon the 5000 Communication. 1t ha,
been great impod inont TO the work o.
procuring volunteers, aud we arc glad &c
see it going by the board.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21

TIE tuNfE>@sOnS l. klENCE
or an 1nva1id
Published for the benefit, AMI as q warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermaterrhea. Nervous Dsbii-
ty, Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The Means OF Self Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being ut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug an quack
cry.
by enclosing q pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
my27 .d&w1yl H. dford Kings Co"pav, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Mwhtgas Central Kailrosd.

Great Csnsra. Route to New Yo,k. Nes Enoka.d
and the Ldnad0s.
I'm AND AFJEA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 10th. 1863. trains will leave the Great Cen
tr.l Union DEPOT. foot VI Lake street, - fvlovs:
W N, sundays excepted. Arrive In Det,ois
| e3Opm; ior'n., AS pun I; ~ speosion bridge
4O5 IN B.6 10 w p m, Albany ! As . m.
New ,oik $50 p m, Bos o, ~ 50 +. IN.
80 IN, Sat rdAys escep ed. Arr 70 in 'e.roit
60 n, Toronto 4 Is y N Sus, ens,tp bridge
AS %, Buffalo 70 . m, Ibapy 6 Is. Nee
York ] 5" m bos, 80 90 D w.
10 ~ p m .-sturdsvs and SuDdsy exeep.ed Ar
rive in Detroit " 90 . n. Toronto . Oo -.
Suspension Bridge . 10 pm Alb, o, q 20 =.
Nsw York IS p N, Bosios 0opm
cincinnati Tr~ In
(vis Ascb,gsn Cent? / Rh)
Leave 'hicago ~ 81 = N Mail Train. 10 90 Fast
Express. The 1st Up N Train lee ring Ch,csro
rms through to Cincinnati without chaose Of
Cars q Sssgage,
Ruttan's fatsns ventilatisg and WARMING
Apetatus on eli Cars Of this Compauy. An elessnt
Smokefs' I -, with Euchre Tables hs. lately Seea
added 70 day tssiis. Patent Sleeping c.. ! On
ight hains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale q all prpc,p i R,il-
road Ofhces 10 the West, at the uessral Noe.
corner Lake and Ds.fbosn streets, (undsr The
fremont Hsuss,) Chicago, and % the aepot.
n. kICE, General rupt.
h. Q. WENrWOKTH, General Western Pas.
Agent, Chicago. dscQ.H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Useful & Valuable
| Discovery ]!
| t4ilTON's
II nSOlHble Cement

BOOI 4 > HOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
chimes, will find il the best
article known for cemen,inR
the Channels, ss il workd
~ithOut deiav. is not aifscse.
oy any cnsnge Of tempsra
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
The singer Sewing Machine.

sp2sdsm NJ so Nassau Street. New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21

DIX. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINEMENT, is
prepared from the recipe o! DR.. Stephen Sweet
Ut Connecticut, the great bone setter, and has
heen used in his practice fer the last enty years
with the most astonishing succe: 8. AS an exter-
nal remed it is without rival, and will allevi-
ste pain mot. speedily than any other preparation
For all Rh eumaiic and Nevou. disorders il is truly
iniallib!e. AMI as curative for Sores, Wounds
.-prains, bruises, dc, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties exci,e the
ust wonder and astonish m.nt Of all who have
ever given it rial, Over one thousand cer'i6-
icates of remarkable cures, peroi tined by i, within
the last two Yeas, attest this fact. SEQ advertise
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
MODE IN sCH> o. FOR
'IHE ORGAN,

New rogressive and Practical Method
BY John Zundel, Organise and Jiss,
tors Plymouth Church, Brock
lyn, New York.
THIS WORK MEETS The STUDENT AZ
l ter no has obtained moderate know ed9e 70
the elements Of music. and Of tho Key board Of
the Organ, and conducts through the details Of
fingering, Touch. stops, Peda, Play ise.
etc., to full and complete astery Of
the instrument.
40 every department 81 O'ssn Playing, ample
material and instruction 10 furnist ed. difbcnlt
poiLn made clear and in the progress Of q pu-
p'l Bv8RY OBsT ACLE IN Nd nOvlD
The Lesson. and xeic,M for Pedal PAVING.
are unusually explicit. Tho voluntaries s,s 6.
iectsd from the works Of Rink, Scnne der ,nd
BEST. - > whole the work il, - it. title indi-
Gates, the most c.npreheDsivs. pleasing and en-
cient tohool for the Urgan extant.
P.ice, complete, - In par ., each 81 30
Walled, post-,sid, on receipt o. price. OLIVER
DIreON b CD Publisher, boston. dtl6ti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21


lSEASES OF THE NEEvOUS, SEM
NAL, URlNAKY AND SEXUAL SYS.
TENS new end reliable treatment in Re.
ports Of tho HOWARD ACKNOWLEDGMENT
by mail in sealed envelopes, free Of charge. Ad.
dress. DR.. J SKILIiN HIT On. Howard
association, No. 2 outh Ninth Street, Phl,a-
de phia Pa. lv3n-dAw3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Roback.s Ca,awba Brandy. !.

A G. NTLLMAN, cu'ed of Nervous Debility
Incomp-,ency. Premature Decay ann Youthful
Error, ac.uated By desire 10 ben fit OTHERS. will
be Apply to furnish to all who need it Gree Of
CHARGE the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit by his Experience. and posse
Valuable REMEDY, will receive the s,me by re-
turn mail. Carefully sealed by addressing
JOHN. b OGDEN,
" q Nnssau stree. New Nnrk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21

The singer sewing Machine.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast ga ming o worldwide reputation.
l. is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
NEST beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines
yet offered to the public. No other Family Sew
ing Machine has so many useful appliances for
Hemming. binding, Telling, Tucking, Gathering,
Guaging, Braiding, Embroidering, Cording. and
oforth. No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for great variety of work. 1t
will sew all kinds Of CLOTH ard with all kinds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most durable, and N 1st certain in action at all
rates Of speed. 1t makes TIE interlocked stitch,
which i. the best known. Any one, even of the
ordinary capacity. can see, NJ glance, how to use
the letter A Family Sewing Machine. Our Fam
lily Sewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite style.
The Folding case of the Family Machine is .
piece of cunning work manshp Of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when net in use.
q spacious and substantial table to sust.in the
work. While sone of the Cases, made ont Of the
choicest woods, ere fsish ed in the simplest and
chastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embelished in the most costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to sec the Family
Machine in operation, 90 - to Judge Of its grea,
capacity and beauty. tits fast becoming as pop
uar for tnmily sewing as our Manufacturing ma.
chimes are Tor manufacturing purpose
The Bran b O6ices sre oil well supplied with
silk twist, thread. needles, oil, &C., Of the bes,
quality.
send for PAMPHLEF.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
45S Broadway. N. Y.
Chicsgo Once, so CLARK Street.
X. KkAUSE,
iy23.d6m Agent in DAvenpor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21

A Coop Joke.-A citizen Of Jamaica,
L. L., went to answer a ring at the door,
as the request Of his vie, when he
found nothing but a basket. On re-
moving the cover beautiful little child
appeared, some five months old. The
ladies' screamed +; ore of the lady viz itors
took up the baby, and found note pinn-
cd to its dress which charged the gen.
,leman with being its father and implor-
I'd him TO support it. A rich scene en-.
sued between the injured wife and in.
dignant husband, tho latter denying all
knowledge OF the little one, and assert
ing his innocence. The friends inter.
Tered, and at last the vile was induced
to forgive her husband, though he stuck
to it like Trojan that be had always
been faithful husband. Finally the Ia
dy very roug;shly told her husband il
WAS strange be did not know his own
ch'ld, for It was their mutual offspring,
which hid been taken from the cradle
Tor The purpose Of playing the joke.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Abb beticallv so..l;

Alphabetically speaking, a woman
'hould oe am'able, beoevo en-, charitable,
domestic economical, fo,giving, gener>
Gus, honest, indu .trious, iudlciou.. kind.
loveing, modest, neat, obedieut. pleasant
qaiet' rejecting, sober, tender. urbsuo'
vir,uon'' "''e' exemplary, Yielding, and
xealous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
Ladies. Ladies. Lad

Ladies, Ladies, Lad es.
Don't you fail to road the advertisement in
this Paper headed
Important to Fem a1eO.
r. Cheeseman, of New York, has devoted the
st thirty years OF his practice female com
plants. Ills pnIs act like a charm. They are
Relate AID Safe. ot9 d 6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21
tCoAAUKICATBD.
Pulm0nary Consumption q Durable
UJsease.
"A g - r. a..
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The onderfiguel having been restored to health
IN I" ew weeks. by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
isanxious to make known to bis fellow-suferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy of the
prescrpi N used free uf charge with the dire
lions for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find SURF CURE for COssU aPTIoN, 4 STU.
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec, of the adj
vertiser in sending the prescription is to bene6f
the afflicted, and sprea. Information which he
conce.ves to be Invaluable, and he houes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. AMI mag prove blessing.
REV .EDW ARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg. New York.
The above article can be obtained in Davenport
OF f : Bal ord.
CAL for pam b let. fyee Of charge sL2i dM3m
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SN MsSf
GMreiner U~erIGm0G
sG9HsGsgGcn. So ~

teteut. GUt. @Gouer Dom SnsaIts
ben @otps wurOc oils Gomnanpear auer Gom
paen;eu pe6 5nbaltOea Corps %eyu0uat. tprtd1e
bersjt8 i'm Wtlttavbt(trift Don WaI9ln9ipa I'm
Dtcnt lIao. as4i l.js
t Steltbertretcr8etber. = ST..
5. @lepbane, Der gmpfGnqer BON Su6ittuten
aeleern, tat berstt8 91,500 D0aars ppn 3O5
0s}oqsuen erhaltsn. a
t0en. Maipr 5etn3elmon Bat
IiA Iowstt Don ls,ner testen Gfoufbeis erapit,
oaB er as2etn jals er7ea Mole ou89eDen
tcnute, bod 1T 81 sO4 ntdpt fafi8, ieine Dteelt,
pfLiGten pcrerf rpteDeg aaf5unabntsU. s...
/ Da8 8nreau De9 2uarttermeiller en-
Ghef pon Bolbtagton (s8ctg, Ger. 8uGer)
TT ae(fesu mad Dem fra9sr v0a Sen. 9a(sd
bentBten G)ebaupe tn y 3piIten Der II. uab
18. Sttabe perle8t tuoroen,
t Gruppennntunt t. - Vcr9efern
trafen BIER $50 ou89ensd1tlte @efauaeae ppm
Camp Oarpte, annapolis, ttn 1877 Gcnicrt,
birte fir bo8 149, psntplpanta 8s8imsnt
uno 142 Mann far bQ8 Is. glep gDrf @ap.
Jaegtnent marfdirtsn naa sSolpiers Gsit".
Wab kBtgsaanatsn Stte tpurOen aud 20
9e6sQen0ffyere gelanot. un bon ba nod
5anonstp, ., roeitsrbeiSrpgrt "a werOen.
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SSeese Mmsei0etg.
Semti6e 0Greer /!

g0ir tte3en am Sprhbenb elmer mtdtteeu gDtbl unb feir
Tmaglnetger SarSer rarf CO reriduRen, fefn TIM ,~uftebeutes
Die 4mtStctt bes &iGtsrs bcs Rreisoerihtss. sinrs fir bie
Oe1tI1en 9oWf mtptt9en @ertdts, ldHft as, rnb tin reter
mug srp9etl peresa: Wpr rns feben stet Gonbtpatsn, BET
YIN oen pT Senpfnttrn InS aufeebritn9er, Der antere aus
lrelfr gDabl utlersr an8eiebenften giroer herboroeaonaen-
eIeler etn aWiparer ~tudtt9er Mbpcfat, 60br beS 0rsFen
StaGtSitaitne8 Jteberbp JObnfon, Der an anlfSnbtn IL. I'M
5mtl6en Nntertfanern unp DeutIhsn eInen lIntersd'ispb AZ,
hl nr9 eef o'e eeutl9e Ss3preGe iprt9t unb burG lie unb
r 0aI% 5eS ! nt S.teratnr 6e Deuti&en aden gelernt bat,
song6."v Tt ahseEe Qerr, alexander, sDr etltGen Sabren III
9et Se9tSldtur Jap, erpdblt pGn elmer @artet, bic ieSen Oeut-
lVen Iur einen 81 %olttnrten 9 u t d. M II bGlt. nm tbt an.
pcrS ais NIT 6uBt ttten Su beadter. ne "
gum Stnatsannalt bat man uns Sru. Sbprtns oufoebSnot.
Ger eeentals Elm alter 9pIitfu8, Der pcriebmten Wartef Ter
SIer4 i hta ease9oFte. 9sOr8e g. Sanef0n Der jeBige
S'ett oe Sper9ertd9t Der aud, bic &ecDrb Office ibertpa6t
Der %al9en1etl ais Elm bDltfer luo eetauieer Sponu befcunt
TT nno IT eslleG Office ME etne er6Bere Ol5nune oeberrI@t
Eatals test, NTH man aud 6erausieoen, nm einSr 9lernter.
16gert ben Nte1anb fennt une Der bpn hpr, Np{GSft "a ntAts
serfte t. ttneinJuieben.
Oas game unS Ourb bic Grnpentipn ouTuebirbste ganbt-
taleHeprP1 eehe9t Iat rmr aus ben OeutiGen gan3 unbefanns
ten gsriOnen. anb mir, ais freie Wdnner'" fplen uns as
we tssa9e slaer Yartet ge~branden laiien, bic nur ibr et8e-
"s SHast * Mlpt aoer oas @ernstnnObl i'm an9e bat?
Setpf Der bel1eEen 9lafe Ger N1neritaner lift bic Dtle I'M
' y! Ie gapen llD erniannt unb burH BITE @rnsnnuns
tn9tt5er geantten Der aulprtneltbfstt bes %albsrnen Gpnpens
tpnsmelfns &rps %eebpten; es lift bic @ft6t aaer DeutIten
rpne Hntsrl9teo ssr gartet, ppn itrem ~g8a9lredst Sn ibreut
et9enen .Nhben @ebrauG Su imadett uu6 Fpleenbe aug Der
1Sa9t s'HeS lfe'eh Spltes berppr9esan8ene @anbibaten at
Sir ORt4ter tes Sretgaeridts,
u. Sobnlon, IL.
Staat8anra(t:
d 5. y. 6. 5iR0tep. .u0I
Glerf bfS GrimtnalsertGts:
Capt. &C.. @brt1opter.
@Ierf beS Sterseri9ts:
We0rge i. @Qnqllpg4
=1-.s45 IS Sheriff.:
Sofia s. Dauafer.
9~aestfratpr les gDateneertbt8:
Slaoc y. @ooE,
s-~ StG6teermeiIet:
WllbeIt y. Br9|Uu.
Senntpr:
" @tttitnf, ir.
&tdter bes ggaiienGeri9ts:
Queb Dabep &pQas,
s. .. Mucpuu,
S0hn ST. G4lIc.
Observation-Disclosures:
9eu,9 StpGbgto0e,
nerUn 6. Nfur1p,
2Btliu Wrocter,
Samuel s. 0atd,
Giliam 5IlverpuoO,
Maron 8ssetou.
9obn S GoIpugr,
b. Su9a 81. J9eanp,
5enrs @rb7er,
.. 8 Gbapoeu.
8OrIGufJe Bal Wn3etge.
Der Marplanb G~urnpereIt ntnGt hermit Ietnet 6reunSeu
tnS benz Yubl Fam iterb rupt RE e eetene an5etge tas er
am Mtpntag. BEN l6 Nopember Ieinen Smeitsn gro6en Sa6-
resGau IN gtetp MlIerntlD &crlr8 GbbQlten WirS. gtQberes In
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go Wa9 europe. - Der 3rez
uer VcFoampfeg p8remsn" lutgO nadRea
5amlag ben "a. Oft, ppn SEEM 2Iotf uafI
europa abGebsn. Ds8e' Do|ia8e toe1I0c MAJ;
lEda re4lee!tiG on ote @rpe0tt0n pes geeder.
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/. 6 wttb btermtt NaGriG 8egeben, taB ret
ltntersetdnete bon Baltimore tint Staat Wtarplanb it'd pn
BEN Ddiieneeri6t beiagter Stabt ant 16. Ottpber 1868 Be-
oounidd tisuNeSzpapter ibar te 9tnterlaHenI0aft bpu
luna Warta Batb, tpel9e tn bela8ter Stnbt aeitptbfn
Il, peri9nft. Qae @ertcnen, lpelbe &nIpritde an Bic Ser
tOrbene Su MAIDEN BADEN, mer6en taber anfee fprtert, {pl6e
an oper ppr benz 16. &prtt 1864 BET BENT llntersetdnetet el=
tenb gu MAIDEN, tptbrteenfaaS Ne ipater mad benz @eleb fetne
lnlprd9e an pbt8e @tuterlaiIeai6aft ttebr una9eu fSnnen.
(15gct4p1nttpl MIer. 80 pIff, Mbnt.
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saaihinatpn. aa. oe. ass

Die Grebttpr.n Spn @ua. $: Sas, f%riberem GiBent9dmer
BPM SpteG bu 9tDtn tn QSaIbtr8tpu, NIB nod fiiter Sntler
Der IS. unobban6tesn New 9Drt 9atterte limb bterDet etnse-
laten, f6 9onnerfa9, ben %. B. " tn Der 0iftce Der 9S.
S. Q6pent al un6 Gctnp, So. 2o7 9 nnfp panta Aoenpe,
Der &tl8un9 ibrer 6pTberung 8eeen &u8. $. @as etn5nftnben.
s. HBwentbaL observation-disclosures.
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" as9agmgett.
gier. ct. g1Is0ors 0fRee,
3weiter Dlffrttt 0rA WarPIalo, gtN. 50

Of>gattimoreitr., BEN "A. OttO6er. {
Die 9ifet ber abi9asunget fir bieiet 8iitritt, bic
erfte1t Darb8 ber Staht Baltimore %Hufaiienb, Iis9en iest
st @iufd,t bereit unb nerben fis gum %. {. Nt- pfer
~9egalteu. Son biefer 3et an bis gum %. iperbeit 4ppli=
~fatiCuen ba8esen lpt Peripnen entge8sn8enoanaef' DE
i%rrt6iimlid pSer nnaeIebli@ aIiest pprben itnb. gGe
app,euutipnen mHien i4riftli@ iein uuO bic ltria@e ber
8ei@merbe geralt ~auSeben.
aae gerionen bic bis iebt nod teiret @infonirnen=
8eri6t oeutadt pber ben Wertb i6rer. auti9et pser Sit=
6ergeiGirrs rapcrtirt 1a6e1, wer0ei auf9eforOert, bteieS
Bis gum 90. su t9un. gu9 fperben ale Perlonen, bic
9iBenle b~eburfer, De,ipurut, bieIelbe ltneer3itSil9 81 iolen,
ba ifs ionft Der pput @eIes borseI9rte6enen Gtrafe fiji
Gertpeiacrnns cber 8erfSuuniB oerfaleu.
SpbngE %. Webter,
GSz31pct) IIiefipr beS 2. 0iteifts Dpu Nib.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-23
211 Mer.nfefhen.

Gtnise i6Bn ctneert6tete 3tmmer su 9tet@er Grte, iar
cine prtratWpbnrn9 unb audb gu etnert @elddft pancno. -
@tnri9tune unb S6tIfe1 merben biat8 ~pertauft. gGbercs
am @1.se ieIbf SO. 400 Naia9HicttS Ncennc, 3pti@en s.
unb Z, Str.i Q9aibtn0tnn. c@tt0)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-23

babe. neiI lfe Tn Die Ser. ct. Nrmee al tretea
i nldten. ST tesab Fd NIT 2 fartfssu Col.
ootsn In oaS unsefGbr I Maetleu Don 8eaepitt
geIegene 0nus Sptbsrrn8 uup 0srlougte Die
5eransgobe Der beiben S0wnr3sn. SCttesOn
unp istn Gchn Oerpeiaerten 90 itnter @eidta,s
pfmnasn anb Drpbunges1. tbu su erI0ieBen
uno folgten Dem 2Isutet1aut uad eiuem 6siOe,
NO etntge Stlaoea artetietsv. Die 0s t9as
bier pisper nit @rl0teBen orobteu, fhlue
elmer btr @pIooteu Iein @epebr gum SGusf
letnes NCr9sfbten ouf SptbeyUn an, aber Us.
Derbct tim Oteles. SotpsrcnS Sobn mar I'M
8egrif ben Sotoaten sn erfGteBea tinp @bitc
uahm oem ei.en Tarbtge9 bic WeusFeie ob gasis
Den Wprten, werm iA ltsrben Goa, wtl t4
fdnipfeno falen, unb bteB bem anoegn Msaer
oeu 0abn teins8 @eDfgyes ut Gpannea. NteF
idoa TN na@Rsn Moueat IaoB ibm Sot0erpn
sjne &aeeI bur0 Die Brui. gDGhrenp 1etnss
TaQsue er9te!t sr etnen 3,petseu SAaB BON
SutberOaS GD9n. Giner Der Sdpdraen Gob,
mG9rsnO BET nnDsre Gstn0 eDebr ouf bte Dl6rs
Ser 0~bfensrte unO banu ebeafal8 fob. Sotbe
ron uUo leta Gobn ~feltegteu npto smet 9nit1c
auf Ubtte at unp 5erGblugea Ietaen Gopf init
Dsn 0ewebrfolbep. Die betDen @ol0aten Be.
rtdtetsn benz Gopt, @ears oom Ddtnpfer Sc
eli BEN 8orfan, porauf flA berlelbe NIT istnen
MaI0tuigen unp 5 farbtgenS pIoaten on Srt
1t. Stelle te8at unD faupen bort ban QeiAuanl.
Sctbeton mar NIT fetnsr 6amilie eletdo uod
Der 2bnt oelGAtet uno bate letgen @ftaoen
befo9le'. BITE @efsReItet los3uiafen uyo oann
3u entfteben. Ote 2si0s bea 2tsI'tsaants
tpnrbe am 8ogb ge6rad9t uab bterter 8eiGaft,
rrGbrenb Der 8efeb(ebaber ocs nadten MitIis
tdspp1ens @nltaItea traf, Die OItsat Der WlGr.
Dee tpcmIglt9 ~ut3uGhnetaen.
0efrnt, = @eor9 Gaos serbrafh. cine
Strabenlantpe uub wnrps pa ifaar ppu 0iGter
Spicer UNI S. uno bic Rciten 8sRraft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-23

@OTEsStFIE lions Mn3et0S+
Us Wtrb Htermt it N a9rt6t eegeben, tdS ber
benz g6aiiengertGt beiaeter Stabt an Is. Ottobsr 1868 Be-
Span1a4tigang8' paptere User Die 9interlnfsni@ait ppn
SDh1Mn SoBman n ~ N, welder 1T beidpter
StaSt ~eelprben TT peri6aiit bat. AIe 9erfpneu, pel6e Nns
lPrn&e an ben Serfprb men 5u MAIDEN baben, perbcn baber
auf9efprbert, ioIde an cter Dor bent Is Qprtt 1864 bet benz
llnttrjei9neten eeItenb SIT MAIDEN, tpibrigenfaGs tie Ipdter
mao benz @efe8 feline @nipriide an beia8te 3tnterlalenfhaft
neh1 madeu tDnuen.
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