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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-02
MIR. JAMES ROBINSON.

MIR. JAMES ROBINSON, ;
The Nonpaiiel Horseman, equally knoeB
for his classical and daring act Of Eqaita-
ton, which first developed in America md
afterwards invested him with thetitlesGhamr
pion Of Europe, md theunaispai PfSfehnEk
Rider of the World, is now Tie. Brighs Per.
%t,cular Star Of this colossal xAibition.
Next we have z.Ia3A % -;
George DEMONSTRATION Moaksy
And his classic act, the Elighs Of ths Eisl
The DclleraaM BToMSrsl @
The acknowledged champions Of the classic
circle, whose feats, dpring, rskilfnbnna M
paralleled, havedhrow1in The shade the far
famed Haplon Brothers. \ Mn SAN'kRMaEns
HART, Voltigeur Acrobat, GSShnfaist Sndtan
greatest leaper IN the world. In, the.Gt11l
full and fascinating poses spiteSsseepIe661
most celebrated equestrigRhecs, Is Jlkt ~
and beautiful ( " 1agia beip9f7s W. ~
MILE. ANToINETt1T3E|i. s5o5s
Mr.. Dan Bushnell the. celebrates
sentative of the great EASTERN Masnf
r. Johnson, the pet equestrian Of, Ia
mi School. Mr.. Albert AyHiarl III
manage and drive six ho:ses, an0
s;,,'as his position in the motley ssa4
ceIetr tics, l. q cultivated and eSaSisiin
calist.
The COURT of MoMue
Ys.Hf .N.s{i fat ayhtST sht
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-02
TaE GREAT PARAGON AMPHITHEA,
TIRE Of 1862.

TIRE Of 1863. A.
Comprising alike the Starry. ,Constellatiou
Of the Arena as developed in
Fearless Equestrianisml
Daring Gmnasts - ~
Aefobafc Wonders ~
Paatomfmic NqrcelsH
And a general m~elange Of the elegant and
refined gems of the Partisan School, com
mingled with Traditionary Classical Struc-
lure Of the Grecian and Roman Mooels-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
A RICH JOk e.

Not long since lot OF ns-I am a high
private nowhere .quartered in several
wooden tenements, and 10 the inner of one
lay the corpus Of young secesh officer,
awaiticg burial. The news soon spread to
q village not far off. Down came tearing
a sentimental and not bad looking specimen
of Virginia dame.
"Let me kiss him for his mother y" che
cried, as interrupted her progress. "Do
let me kiss him for his mother %
"Kiss whom ?''
"The dear little Lieutenant !; the one who
lies dead within. Point him out to me, sir,
If you please. l never saw him, but
oh"
led her through room in which Lieu
tenant, of Philadelphia, lay stretched
out on an upturned trough, fast asleep.
Surprising him to be the article sought for,
she rushed up exclaiming, "Let me- kiss him
for his mother" approaching her lips to bis
forehead. What was her amazement when
the "corpse," ardently olaspiug its arms
around her, returned the salute, and ex-
claimed
"Never mind the old lady, Miss 90 it on
your own account. havn't the slightert
objection -
Sentiment is fine thing, Mr.. Editor,
but it should be handled as one handles the
spiked gun which the rebels leave behind,
loaded with percussion caps-very carefully.
f Continental Monthly.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
THE FR0THTNGs OF A NEW JERSEY
TRAITOR. sF"'

Tho New Jersey Democrat Of the tory
persuasion had q gathering OF Fort Lee on
the BIB inst. Thomas Dunn Enghsb, q
member of the New Jersey Legislature,
made . speech, which he closed up after
this manner d..
L" From the egg Of usurpation sprang the
eaglet of tyranny the egg must be crushed
the eaget must be strangled. The wine
glass before him he saw nothing but blood.
If this war on the South continued much
longer, be did not hesitate to say we
should have war at the North-at our
own hearthssoDss. If the ADMINISTRATIVE
would not heed the lessons Of the late cleo
tions--if they would persist 10 the violation
of States popular rights-the people would
seek a remedy in the Consultation; but. IL
that should fail, they would turn upon them
the mouths of their cannon and the points
of their sabres." loud and prolonged ap-
plAuse1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

ThsFs ID ssrong probs bility that the im-
portrait work begun By Brig. Gen. Thomas
Williams, Of widening and deepeBing the
"scas'' made By him last fall 90 20 10 obvi-
ate The pscssaity ofshipping passing Vioks-
burg, will be completed BY nature. The
Mississippi is rising, and The rebels Of Vieks-
bnrg are alarmed iest they be soon left
high and dry four miles from navigabls
waters. The New orlsaus Delta, sllHdiug
30 the matter, has tao donbt that before
March nex', vessels OF all glasses will be
able TO pass through aWilliams' cut" and
that the course Of the Mississippi river viii
be changed for oil time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
CoRREsroxBENCE OF THE NoxpAREuL

THos. PAINE, during his last sickness. re
marked to a friend IF ever the devil
had an agent on earth, l have been one."-
"Mr. R, never confidently dsbe-
Iieved in the Christian religion; my uube-
lief and skeptieism was rather assumed
than real, and one object of my writing the
Age of Reason, was to cripple the power of
the corrupt and tyrancal priesthood of the
Romlsh Church in France. Should / ever
recover from this illness it is nv intention
TO publish another book, disavowing the in.
fdel doctrine contained in the Age of Rea-
son, and expressing my convictions Of the
truth of the Christian system.''
During bis paroxysms of distress he
would almost, without intermissiou, call
out sob Lord help me, God help me, Jesus
Christ help me, Oh Lord help me-"
Query Should the birth of man be
celebrated Who, on his death bed, re:racted
all that renders his life memorable?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

"By the new stage line bearing the above
name the mails are delivered with prompt
ness never before sstaiasd- "
So says the DssMOiuss TIaEs' aud We can
endorse every word OF il. The 'Uncle San
rms ION sims,' and, be the roads good or
bad. never fails to connect Tbs regular
ity with which the eastern mail arrives is a
marvel to the people heresbouts-it runs
like s'clock work, )" and ia coming distance
of near two hundred miles seldom varies 40
hour,
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HARD TO BEAT.

The "Couneil Bluffs Shooting Club" had
n meeting Monday afternoon, and in a
match for the championship, on a string of
twenty birds, the following "tall'' shooting
was done:
VIM. Robertson, IOlll11lllllll
10l | l.
B. P; Smith. loll1lllllO101
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,1HE ALPHA AND OMEGA.

Mr.. Anthony, Member of Congress from
Rhode Island, in q recent debate with Mr..
Salisbury, pointed]y remarked that che
could not pass an euIogy on a party which
commenced with Aaron Burr and ended
Ti, James Buchanan"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

The .slegraphic statement, yester-
s.S that the Secretary Of the Treasury had
49,, authorized to issue fifty thousand
dollars fractional currency" should reao
:. City millions"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

.TDry goods are still going up Prices
are steadily advancing, and unless some'
thing occurs to turn the SCALE it will take ia
some money to buy fine clothes another
wear. We hear the ladies mourning over
high prices now, but We don't see as prices
makes much difference with their outlay,
and ws guess they can stand The advance as
long as spectators can.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

~Gep. A. Fl. Sibley. of Minnesota, has
hs"n amounted Major General, and, it is
,.,d will have the command of the North
wesieru Department given him.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

e~Tbs commencement Of the California
..ct;on Of the Pacific railroad was duly
celebrated wsek or two since at Sacra-
ueDto. Gov. Sanford dug the first spade
tnl If earth. The Legislature adjourned
IN honor of the event, and speeches were
made BY distinguished gentlemen.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

r~Mrs swisshsIm 10 leeturing on the
Minnesota Indian Massacrses.. She 10 an
able and spicy writer, and If she speaks as
ali her lectures will draw crowded houses.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
SLIPPERY.
hour.

The following note from q subscriber,
speaks for itself. We have often thought
shat some oils along the mail route read
the NosPAREIL without paying for il, but
our correspondents theory explains 1t all
DExlsoN, Iowa, JAN. 9th, 1863
EDITOR NoNPAREIL II would just like to
call your attention to your paper, and espe.
cially to the copies you send me. They are
printed on very slippery paper in facs, Mr..
Editor, it is exceedingly SLIPPERY paper !
and | wish that your folder would stick the
wrapper fast at both ends, and would not
care if be stuck little "dope'' on in the
middle, provided it did not get on the lat
est dispatches. Now, Mr. Editor, just let
me tell you, that when my papers get here
and 60 to pull them out of the wrappers !;
they come out just as though they were used
to it; and between you and |, Mr.. Editor,
| really believe they are. And If did not
know that the post masters on this route
were all good Republicans, should verify
believe that every post master between here
and Council Bluffs, had slipped my papers
out and read them. But don't lay it to
the post masters, and can only account for
it in this way - Your papers bring the la
test news that is received in these "diggins,"
and your papers knowit; and when they
are jogging along in the mail bag they can't
help, just slipping out of the wrappers once
ipta while, to show the other papers, that
they have the latest ne,cs.
Yours truly,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

g. The District Court Judge Day pre-
sidipg, commenced the Jasuary term in this
county yesterday. The new Judge pres'des
with much dignity, and gives general salts
faction. .r.--- '*--. y. 80 =
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eTIs is said that the pen with which
the President signed the Emancipation Proc
lamatioD, has been presented to George
Lvermore, of Cambridge, Mass. 1t Should
belong to the nation, and be preserved
among our public curiosities and sacred
relics. To no other pen of this country
and age has been permitted so glorious a
deed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

Mrs. Everett will be happy TO see her
s,;ends al the Episcopal Mite society, 60 be
held at her house tomorrow, THURSDAY
eveCiDg '.. ....-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

u Great preparations are being made
in England for ihe. approaching marriage
of the prinoe OF Wales. =.
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Tlle at'ffklpAoltparel

-For choice family reading zee the
FL. AZ last "wednesday. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

i TWe are under obligations to FRED
RIcxsoN & JACKSON for correct market re-
ports, and to OFFICER & PCsEY for the buy
ing rates of N. Y. exchange, gold, SILVER,
and demand notes.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

@ A party will be held at Palmer's
Hall, at ! o clock P. NJ, on Thursday, the
5;h of February, for the benefit of the
R. C. church of this place. The use of the
hall has been kindly offered to the Rev.
Philip Mcmahon, by Mr.. Palmer, the mayor
of the city, to- aid this benevolent and
praisewortby object. All are respectfully
invited. Nothing shall be wanting to
make all comfortable and completely at
home.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

. 90 The Sioux City REGISTER publishes
an extrac, from private letter lately re-
ceived from New York, in which the writer
eays "the attention of capitalists is again
turning to the West, and "wiId lands are
getting to be 10 great demand" If New
York has more money than she needs, let
her send it ont this way, and invest 10 the
best lands the sun ever shoDe upop-sbe can
make no better or safer investment.
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Bluffs DE batting Club.
DEBATING HALL, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
January 10Th. 1868. !
Club met pursuant to adjournment, and
called to order by the Vice Pres't. Minutes
and criticism of the last meeting were read
and approved. The roll was called, show
ing.but a small number of members present.
The EZRA" was then read By Miss Clin-
ton; it abounded in interesting articles, both
instructing and amusing.
Three gentlemen from the audience were
appointed to decide the question of debate.
Question, Resolved, That Commerce tends
more to the prosperity of Nation than
Agriculture" was read by the Secretary
Clinton Reed opened in the Affirmative, fol-
lowed by Kennedy in the negative. A lively
debate sprang up between the opposing
disputants. After the closing remgrks the
Committee reported, through their spokes-
man, Mr.. Baker, in favor of the negative.
The question selected for the next debate
is: Resolved, "That the Rible teaches the
fnal happiness Of all mankind" The
leading disputants are Jas Downing in the
affirmative, and Chas. Cooke in the mega
tive.
Attendance this evening, IN oderate-order
good. On motion adjourned, to meet next
Monday evening, Feb. 2. Public respect
fully invited to attend. 49,
J. L. KYNRTr, Jos. F. KENNEDY,
TiCe PreS't. SeCfy.
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CULINARY ARTICLES.
OMAHA & CHICAGO BANK.
.
OMAHA, n. r.

THIS IAEKs nOw deias legitimate BaAkine bu-
siness, and will discount literally 70 Ahsir de-
pssltcrs and dealers % any sank In ths wsst will
purchase short time Ellis On all he psfacIpai cities
the UnIoa bay and cell Exchange 90 New Yerk allow
interest Deposits. and for the accommodation of
farmers and those living at distance the Hank will
DO open for the transaOsisn of business sna the
dsmptlOa of ia Notsa EFsm ~ A. NJ until IN p. NJ.
@. n. McCoLL0k, Cashier,
II. y. sAcERTT, President.
DeCsuhsr n, fssa. ~ -
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Bryant ST., North of Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
+ Al PREPARED 10 ACCOMMODATE THE TRAV
BLING PUBLIC With anything In the
LIVERY LINE ON RRAsoNABLR TERMS
viii also run an Omnibus % Hsck 70 and from the
Boat Landing dRsin@ the beating seaasa4
E~PeFsons deaiFioaa Of having the 0nnihns call al
tAaiF restdenes tor Passengers win DO sac@medat0a
By leaving word az The stable.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

- Gen. Tom Thumb, and Miss Lavinia
Warren were marriedg in Thrifty Church,
New York, on the IA inst. A very large
audience was 10 attendance, as Witnesses
The Gen. is sad4o be worth 100000,
He has promised to take bis bride to the
Courts of Europe, and introduce her to the
Crowned Heads, with whom be has per-
sonal acquaintance. She is said to be a
hfIputian 10 size, as we'll as himself
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

q Gen. Butler is having an enthusias-
tic reception in Boston, Lowell, and other
eastern cities. His speeches, wb\h are
called out in response to the words Of
hearty welcome be receives, have the
ring Of the true metal" MIST nobly does
he stand by sbe Union. and sustain the adj
ministration in its every effort to crush out
the rebellion. We hope it will not be per-
mitted him long to be i2Is. The country
needs him 10 active service, in the most i'm -,
portaDt place. Would that our army had
at least a score of Generals just like him
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Deals Ia Exchange, Gold Dust, Cpin and CHRency /;
Interest allowed on Time DspositsS
Collections made this and other points In West
Iowa and Nebraska ard proceeds remitea prompt
~ at current rates Of Exchange.
10 The usual accommodations granted 10 castomsrs
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NJ. MCHENRY.
LITER AIRY.

Abstract Of the proceedings Of the Council
Bluffs De batting Club.
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Snn Der Botarnac Aruce.

DaIbtp gtpn, z. Sct, Der Gene
raj ProF0Bs NariAoI Iis6 bic Uaareu unb
perlonen Dor SutIern, bic IS y riudi
battsn, bic NgsHtsn pes WarlMl0s IA bette.
tben. tn @spabsIam %brln4eu.
Gtnt8e UeGdnDerun8eu tn Der 9teluna DER
DagiAteosusg Gorps Iia0 po~raeoommsn Ipor.
ben, OO0 Deroen time OftnIo 8~swe8unssn
nuteyncin men werDeu.
@Oulert0trte trsiIfu fO,tDa6rsoo Bat Der Or
nice eta. Geltern famsn 900 aus u 10 gost
uuD Bernpnt.
r Gin 8stO'Ter Nrnl1rpag, Der 3uere ols 0s.
metner bejta II Va. ,fest. Dtsgte. oaan 3a
Dridela 8a1terie pe,ltBt tpu, BE- mso GGli BllA
Deierttrte unD cine WaagtQa~8QuDe ptaaui1rte.
fol- oen''ad2 tn, 2ten Corps se9augt perDen,
Degletbs ldseint bet %}1iDlsbD 8~erteut ga BADEN.
Gr tplgce tn Der Uniform giges Jtsbfuen.Wln
jors g~sfan9en, Bate aber ppb nnOere Nn5uge
I'm 8etB, In psIGen CT ltf. tn uniere 2tntsr
ia ic9ar In feline Glte 8atterie eei4lt3en gu
BADEN Ibstnt.
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0(,,s SHERIFF u,,b Gan 9p,niuoo.

New~gorf, z. Oftbr. Der Dnupfer
eagle lit aus 5aSana NIT IoNetAten pOm
8. B, eia9styofsu. 9eri4te gcn y. =. sc.
pt6sn ntAts oabon, DQB Die 8r0n;01en N1atn-
mora6 belsst. Der 8argegfeie8 tn 6oa0ura6
Dauerte fort. Die fpani den Gruppen loQelo
mad Gan Domingo, ol8 OpsvattousbaF8,
3uYutfQe3o8en iperpeg1.
Sin M0bofat aaO bic fat9oltlden WrteItsy
aus Gan Domingo parsn naN 0apanun
gebra9t sab tu3 GniteQ WforO etngsIpe:rI
pDrbeu. Gonto Mrp bate 5000 Mann, a6e,
tetne Qgafen. 3pst Dampftr NIT BrOptanl
unD Nrttlerie Iplen nab Gnn Domingo al.
Qeben.
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Opm GlattannOaa anh &nurbiQe.

Otew~Oprf, Z. Sft. Die Spe3ia(-
DepeIde pe8 gtepzDorf Seralb BON 9eltern
melOet baB in Der Armee Nlle8 belten8 ltebe.
Die @iienba9n uno tele9rapbiiden 8erbtn=
bunSen ltub nur peni9 bei4dpist uto ertere
wtrb beute 1dpn mteDer in ppler Operation
ietn. Der 3wed be8 fet1bliden Stretf5ue8
mar bic hertei Rr5menpen GerItdrfungen fir
0tcieneral8 ~ab5u6alten, mas ihm iebo1 pGQig
miblang. Sine feline 0lebellen=N bt6eilung
perIuhte itber Die Noab in Der N1be BON
Murfree8bpro 5u brtngen, >pur6e aber bon
@iloer8 Union @apaIerie 3uridSeja9t. Col.
WtcGapf nabm auf ietnem lesten Streif5uge
1 Colonel, 2 Wuipre, 9 2tnien.S fi5iera unD
81 Bripaten ~9eian8er.
Gtnctnnatt, z. SIT. Cine Spe3tol
Depei6e bon Snrrpile an ben Commercial
Iaot: ,~llnIere Mrmee 1T Big gum 9iomahtr
STUFF p~cr9ebrun9en uno Der Tetnb 5iebt itdI
INNER metter pDr ibuI 5uritd, pberhalt
@reenoiIe babeu Die 8ebeIlen heute Ibent
ebenFou8 bic 9letroit angetreten. @eneraI
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an bis Galbpun am 0iapa1er STUFF unt
bic Me1tern rnb Gtlantic @iienbabn biuuntsl
Bis % Wiei(en Don Doltpu benz 8erbin
bu~uq8punft Der @e fem, Mtlantic uno 9tout,
GiIen6abuen, unb feline 2iuien bebnen ld
Salid bis Gjreenpi(le an Der 81 .Genneiie'
uno 8irg Giieababu. Sein redter Glii9e
febti III 8erbinbun8 NIT General 3olecrultl
Nrntee. Seiue Bpiition it tnitbin iebt pie
better ais MAJ bpffen bnrfte uno Iein'
glrmee BON belten @etlte beIeelt.
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Is nsettfataSfDe Wa6ritS ten.

Z Gen 3 ferbau8. Man pernimmt
nit 8eltimmtbeit, baB Sen. SferbauS an
Der Sptbe ietner alien Dipilipn 3ur lluter.
ltibun9 BON 9~tpIentran3 beooert Turbe unb
jebt alle mphl idon BEL bemielben einsetruf.
fen Iein muB. Son beutIGen Ge9imentern
9ebSren 3u ibm ba5 3. -: II. WliIIpurt nit
ben Gp1. Neumann, 8an9liu uno Gra<
mer.
Seuaii6er 0erin6. gls om erftsa ST
tUter eth .3u8 BON SceGntOn na9 Garbonbale
fu9r um 400 WaTastere mad elmer l1nicu8=
8erlammlung 3m bgingen, faao mon etne
Bride bic nber etten ttefen Mrgrnnc fabrt,
tn Branb. Dte1el6e mar an beiOen @nben
an9e3anbet uub bas OebGIf tbet1weIIe fart
an9ebrannt, olS Der BoBu5u8 our SteOe fam.
Satte utam oaS Geuer nttbt sugGGtg entbedt,
70 ipdre Ger Bug NIT Mllen an 8oyo unfe6l.
Bar 1T ben Mb0runO 9sRirst mrb aer1btnettsrt
wprbsn. .3eIt unb umlGnbe treilen barauI
fin, baB Eeufel In WlenlasngsRaft, adte Sup
fsrItlan9sn bieIrn Ytan e~rIanneu UNI BIZ
BaGaSiere BON Der Tbetlna6me an Der Scr.
Iamin!uns nb3ubalten; felbf Der pobr1delu
liGe WiCro BON 70 SteI uniGulbt9en Menl6er
tcnnte le niAt bon Der Nu8fibrune OsGel6es
abbalten. (Yttt. @ner.
Die SQ. StaatS3+S. perSffentlidt fplsenb
9epsI9e aus Snosanapclt8 tber Truppen
bur93aSe gu 8ciecron8. Inns paren ber
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DnnOe slannlila0t
0albiaglDu, Z. Sit

NalbtaBIOu, z. Stt'
Ofit Der 8tefruttrur9 oeS 8eteranencorps
eebt 60 ral0 pormosta unp t0glid9 laufsn Nns
r~neiDungeE Sin
3pst Dieloqdle 0Ir9er Mttranorta'e, bic
16 gepetgest ba6en, Die reOrgantiErIe JIe8ie
runa ansusEfeunen, obse n'Gts ogl!o wentaer
QjcenGen fir 8etretbung ey@elAafte beraus
eencmmen babeN, liao Der cine I'm $143, Der
onpere rm $243 9 1raft pQrcfu. Utelea an
oeru ipegO IS ebeaio srgebeg.
Brig. Osn. 8gtg9s In 4leranbrta uinmt
ale @onIertbtrtsn Ia Gmpfang, se,liebt le
nit Wusvlfnn8 uub 3eIten uno iAtdt fte our
Mrmse.
untar ben NIT benz NsbsQenDIbDsr NtIanta
8ffaugsnsa MtnnttiOn bsfanpm fh and BON
ben, tpelGe bte Muilmrtft 8tottns Stub Stele
f1bgten. Sd ote1e Gbsls NIT zen BON Gin
a'pyc gsbrau9ten 0erpan0t itnp, weIB man
nt6t.
Ser ueuIt6 BEL Sobannn6 9~stapeyte Helm!
Napoampfer Dtautorp tt bier sin6etrpfen.
Giae Onsrtlnbanbe uutec Dem Decentralization
W9tte BON 2puOon So. iberfiel lsbte Na@t
2an9Ie9, 6 Ofetlen O6er6alb G)eog0stopn una
trieb bic Ntdet5 3urGf. ste bate 3 @sInnbe.
DER Oon7fer Goyget gttp fam teBte glaGt
NIT TO Goalcytbtgten p0u Wpfon an, mad.
Dem &c uutfypsBs Ia Ocgt5mout9, So, $40
far gIssimentsr DON glsn 9ompltire ob8eItBi
bate.
Gen. gD. SO. Delaney ali8 Rauias wlros
4eute 3um OtlIrifts- Git9ter In isuem Gtaoti
an GleCe be8 pertor6epen Itd3ter 0iQtomt
ern0nnt. #
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-08
@nn Gen. Ganfs' 9(rmee.

@btca8O,7. Sit. Des gpenina Sour
nal brtnet 0te au6asen BON puRaaterem aus
NewsO% rlean8, pOnu6 GrautltpSs GprpS BET
etnem Nn9rif auf 8roI9ear Sits suri,daes
l&la8en !purOe, bann absr, nab NnfSnft 6es
OrO'l4en @orpS bte Rebeaen ~sOQ04nbta az,
iGta8en BADEN lcQ. &tiue Gtn3eb etten tper-
ben mit8st9silt, bOA lOu Dte Ro6rt6t Dem
@en. Sbeeman tn MsnoP9ts Off3tea mitae.
tbetIt tpDrben letn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-08
@eremahe cir Nran g%tpfsnesans.

GYracue, 6. 0ft. Der Brau Osa
Gen. Noieutranj wuree 9sute Ntenp Dor Der
Wpbnua0 Oes 0rn :. 6 EotpnIenO DON 800
Mit5Iiepern Der lopalsn 2sa8ue uutsr gsoBem
NlsnINtu3uIouf cine 5srsnaDe 8ebraAt. Der
N6tb. J. y. QivorD belt stns Aareos an bic
Dams i'm glarten Der Burger ulO fur isas
antportete br. SO. 6egrtlau Don 9|ep NogF.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-08
sSertrdae mis- Snbianerlt.

Can Granct8co, 6. Oft, Die @Du>
perne1re bon gtepoba unb utub baben be-
.frieDi8enbe 0erttG9e nit Den welli9en 8a1z
ben Der Sbp8bpne8 ab9eidlohen. 0lit al
len Snoianern nelli9 pom Sort 8ribger
fino iebt 0ertra8e atseiaIr1eu pDr6en, ol>
fer nit Den 0DsbcOt8, un0 bieie 3ei9en pbnez
bte8 freun0I9aftliGe @eIinnun0el,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-08
CsifenbaGnbrndfe serffbrf.

Wufbpt1le 5, Oftbr. Der Teino bat
beute Die 9rOBe Giien6abnbride Iioli6 ron
Murhee8bprp ~3erltSrt. @r perbyonnte einen
Gbeil bapon unb riB ben ~ibrigen nieDer.
9eute Nbeno nm 6 l1br war In WInrfree8s
bOrO MIe8 rubia.