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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22
The seat or war In Arkansas.
Cairo, January Is,

OATO, ONIIUHIy IV3 1UVO'
From pilot who came up on the
Ram Switzerland, we have q report,
which if true, is of considerable impor-
lance. You have already been inform.
cd that while preparations are going
forward for another important move
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

Mrs. Edwin Forrest has again won
her suit before the New York Court of
Appeals, and we suppose this ends the
matter. Mrs. +. is divorced from her
husband, not only from bed and board,
but from the bond OF matrimony.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

eW.The Democratic State Central
COMMITTEE have issued call for State
Convention to assemble at Des Moines
on the goth day of May next Ito nom
mate candidates for Governor, Lieut.
Governor, and Judge Of Supreme Court
to be supported at the ensuing October
election"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

The Desmoines Register says altered
bills on the Muscatine Branch Bank
Sis raised to slOs-are circulating in
that city.
Lieut.. Col. MagiA and Major Clark,
Of the goth Iowa infantry, have been
mustered ont Of the service for alleged
violation of orders in crossing the Mis-
sissippi at Helena, and being captured
by the enemy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22
NEW YORK, January 10.

NEW OhK, JHuU6Ty 10.
Our correspondence from Key West
is to the 10Th inst.
The United State gunboat Sycamore
returned from cruise on the 10th,
having succeeded during her absence
in capturing two prizes-the English
slooIs Ayenger and Julia, from Nassau
with valuable cargoes intended for tho
rebels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

Collectors Notice
Of the Internal Uevemne II

Of the Internal revenue TAX.
Y,HN Duties and Taxes Of the National Tax
i have become due aud payable, aud will
receive the same for lama County ct TOLEDO
February I'D 1885, at the Cary House.
All persons assessed, who shalt neglect to
pay the Duties and Taxes assessed upon them
to the Collector within the specified time, shall
be liable to pay ten per csatum additional upon
the amount thereof
RAYMOND M. KELLOGG.
Jan. 22d, 1868. Deputy Collector
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

Til. SourHnREN HnG1RA 70 EUROPE.
1t is stated on the authority Of a
letter from Paris, that Messrs. Barring
Of London, have five million dollars on
deposit belonging to the citizens Of the
South, who arc either now in Europe
or on their way there.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

AN ARMY OF Observation-Disclosures Sam
employs 10000 mechanics and laborers
at bis different Navy Yards and estab-
ligmcnts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

The population Of the State Of Wes-
tern Virgsnia is said to be about $50,
900, only 10000 Of whom are slaves.
The old State Of Virginia contains
100000 inhabitants. OF whom 45o, OCO
are slaves and $4,000 free negroes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22
ashington, Jan. 10.
Washington, January Is


The General-in. Chief has issued orders
to The several corps commanders OF the.
United States Army not to release
rebel officers on parole. The following
is specimen Of the order:
"To Major General Schenk:
No officers, prisoners Of war, will
be released on parole until further
orders.
(SignedD II. W. HALLECK,
COMMANDMENTS Chief"
The cause of this order is that num-
Der of Union officers now in Richmond
are kept in close confinement and not
allowed to be paroled. The Govern
ment having failed to effect an arrange
,nent for the release Of Union citizens
imprisoned in Southern jalls, and the
rebel authorities declining to recognize
them in any system of exchange that
has been + opposed, it is understood that
enough Of the known rebels in loyal
States are to be arrested to furnish
exchanges for every one Of the Union
men held as prisoners in the South.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
decided that the act Of 1861, suspend
ing civil proceedings, against volunteers
10 unconstitutional.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22
New York Jan. 10.

The New York "rribune" publishes !,
letter from one Of it's correspondents
with the army ofthc Potomac, announce
ing that another forward movement
was about to be male. l, SAYS: "Such
particulars as we have received Of tho
intentions Of General Burnside il would
be premature as vet to mike public,
but we have reason to helve that tho
army is across the river. although We
are without confirmation Of the news
by telegraph"
Washington, Jan. 10.
From prisoners, and other information.
believed to be perfectly reliable, We
learn that on the 4th inst, at daybreak,
rebel troops commenced leaving FIRE.
dericksburg to reinforce Bragg. On
the morning of the 9Th eleven brigades
amounting t? about 5000 men, had
left Fredericksburg. These troops were
from Tennessee, North Carolina and
Georgia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

vessrs. ROUNDS h LANGDON, are our
authorized Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills to procure Advertisements and Sub
sodptioas.
EldD Mossrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co, 81 Park
Row. s 146 Nassau St., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
RTMcssr.s. N. PETTENGIL s. Co, No. 3.
Park Row, New York, & State st. Boston
arc our Agents for the Iopa Transcript, in
those cities and are authorized to take Adver-
,isements and Subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22

I. After the order from Judge Turner
to the Superintendent Of the prison was
given for the discharge Of the prisoners,
the formal order Of discharge as safe
gard for them to avoid re.arrest was
to be made out and signed by the SUI
perintendent Of the prison. lie being
just then called away as he states in
his letter directed the captain Of the
guard to sign them. Mr.. Mahoney OBJ.
jected to them, because the words "and
honorably" were not in them, and so
to please Mr.. Mahoney, at his urgent
request they were inserted. So that
our readers will readily perceive that it
was the jailor and not the Judge who
gave him his honorable" discharge.
We wonder now how much more our
Democratic friends will howl about the
government compelling Mr. Mahoney to
take an oath not to prosecute his &C
cusers, and howl about his honorable"
discharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

A IL PRISONS WISHING TEETH rLr0GgD on ~
n ssrsd o. un4aAAy lev FAes 90 ieslh ssfTs sf sosl
Dr.y slik9A Jap VII nud a 70 their 1nerrsi . cali
Or. WAIT sfouth sssHse, oppositr ks.enth sissst
Teeth died, silver or dsstne. So gold tL rsstb had
sonsy nsftsd y, gam tsess fsrfsct Iitaon ~ naars.
81. ordinary srlsss,laa 1S c~nts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

TEETH KrrnAcrKD WITHOUT rAfs -ruosk nav.
cu - ~ RfDt 49, Gfana street. So tNst. $50 mses
tiifeHs ntgae - Us uss~s th~ p~ssoa Ieffe''r ene
~ sad 80 rfert y tn~ ~ faa fete
he "a ~ ssssss.s s-sss IA set.ra s4.gssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

DENTAL ASSOCIATION

" DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS
srrac teeth vihout ths siigh~s IN. cOLrDr vhe
Orxtpsted vsins NITROUS
OXIDE .. sns.tneic, having hsd twsny yssss ssrs
With toe vii admin 10 persoD. IBssfuc
,ions With ne rsstt sTpsrsns furpseed seatsas
VEN reasonable terms ~th csrfl fsst~ u sttiy.
oyffck n BDHD krRtkf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24
TIE GATE CITY.
TnE LSOAr AT nsmx.

ne hshs q henst how bnght u shthesi
When evening shsdss around u Aii;
And irsn the lattice lAr Il slssns.
To love and rest and comfort eli
= When vesrisd with the tolls Of DAY,
And strife Tor glory. gold or faas,
Asv sweet 10 week the quiet way
where lcviss lips Will .iisi our name,
Arosnd Ne iigha IT home.
"nsn through the dark and stormy night,
ihs maynard sandssss homswaS hiss,
new chewing 10 that s~tnhiisg iisAs
That through The forss sioon - spiss;
tts tbs llsAt Of hsnsj ~ sos
That loving hearts win q ct him thsrs,
And safely nfossh his boson steals
Ihsjey and lsvs shat bsniah ere.
Around the light ct homo.
Tbs light Of home when ere 1t last
Streets the seaman through The storm,
Ne fssis 10 mere the chilling blast
That essts upon ID. manly f,ra
Long years upes tAs Ses have Asd,
siass Mary gave her parting kiss,
Bat tss sd tears which then ahe shsx
VIII ss~ ~ paid with rap.ursus bhss
Around the lighl Ct hons.
Lhs hight ~ hons! how stiii and sssss
pseps 'Ss~ yoader sesssss dssr-
nsvsarJ ,ahorsr % grsst--
/ .WAsn The ressA Tells Of day are o'sr,
ssd y shs sssf shst Aoss MT kasw
Tbs hlsssisgs tAas ~ bssns inpars,
Tia ehesrfsa As0ss and geys sAas asv
Ana tighten ~ ~ Assvisss hssSs
Aroand The Light Il ksos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24

H. ID. Tess-Evcks' .AEesev.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24
GALE OF COLLATERALS.

Whercas by certain agreement between Reynolds
= Richardson and Robert French, dated December
Hth, 1sso, the SAID French deposited with The lid
REYNOLDS Richardson, three notes signed BY John
o. Aosros dAted May 18th, 1885, tor he sum Of $3.50
each all Able fuuy asf date 70 the order 81
said French and BY him endorses. 3 g
And whereas ~ sAA agreement In case the ssid
French should fail 70 pay within Isnuar
ist, 1861, certain decree OF Court fota
Ma ison therein described then la that sase the ss
Reynolds RichaFdssn should ssl said puhie
auction to the highest bidder. $40 t't@
And Mhsrsas said decree has remained unpstA sos
the terpd Specified, ses 4-.tse @,s4fe Ell saass 3,
Notice therefore hereby gveu AAsA sdsr,isnsd
Of sssloek =. y. asd <o'cloeA r. N Of said dsy
commencing ate O'Clock r. H. NJ thsfrsat door 81 -
Court House In Keokuk, Iowa. sell ~ pub lie auction
y ths highest bidder. for Casa he herein sSrs
asscr1bed. 7s
sari7-diot 1KYroIps i RicnARDsox.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-24
(GinaefanSf.)


WEBER Weder!- SGr battet neulteb
etnsn NnS3u8 ans beh Taeebua eiues beIIf-
lAen Off3ters in @urem 8(att, tn peldem
etueS bslss= oormQdbtil9sa 6interIduoerS aez
baht tptrb, psl@sr 3u Der emerttant1Aen Gar.
ntion bon Sort 0albtnetua aetSrte, Das TIM
Sabre l776 con ben Se6sn eeaarmt tpurbe.
SD babe oteien Wann fsbr ent s%efannt. Gr
lebte nod TN Sabr 1848 tn Ietnem @eburtSs
Urt Sbernoieten BET 8orbenbaa, 1O7 Sabre
alt, aber nod 70 riiatg, oa6 CT elm pullss
S6uaps9las ouf Der Nafe batancirea NIB
batet onr9 etnen Netf lprtugen tonnte -
psnn man TIN nit stnsm 8alanctr-
9 Anaps. pie er'S nannte, v!reatete". @r
tpo(te caS 6unffid BON ben SnDtaneru In
Wmertfa 9elernt baben. 8on Ietneu ameritas
rilhsn Sage uno GrieSsabenteuern 1prab CT
hdufts unO 9eru uuo tpnrDe tmmer 0aus mi
tteno, tpenn ct auf Die uebergabe Don Sort
~gBaIttneton 3m ipreaen fam. vDonner unp
DeuwsI," ia8te sr oonn, wpdren auber mir
MIR nod Stpet 6efenbarmtabter I'm Sort ae=
relen, Die 9eTsnca6eler bdtten bas Sort ibr
2ebtag nit eetrtest," Der Mann tteB ST.
baun 2uOpts DSnies - mno tpar Der aausen
bsipbelfI9en, naiautIGen unb ~preuBtIten
unteeseno unter benz Namen O6nisS banlup
betannt. 8teQet6t lebt er no9 heute.
%. S. @tnU1ff.
Da1btnetun, %. Gept. 1868.
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Mus Mrfanfas.

ct. QUmts, %. Sept. Cine OspeI8e
beg Democrat aus 9~eapenrurtb melbet BON
Sen. 8lunts Mrmee uAtetm 10. b. SO. Das
SOl9enpe:
Sen. 9lunt TT lebr frant unb Bsbt balo
na9 5Urt SnttG ob. uniere @opalerte rna9t
fcrtpabrente Streif3uge Bet Sort Smttb nno
bait bic Guertqas In ether rsIpeftbp4en @nt-
~fernuns. SIN Sort Srnitb seBt Die Nupsrs
bung Dor Nssern RAID Scrparts. Sen. blunt
bat cine WOrsHe an OaS Bolt BON WefsNrtau=
ias ~erlalen, pOrtn er fa0t, ceB bte Ser. ct.
ben Staat permanent belsben sperpen, oaB cda
Snotontr Gerrttortutn u~nterporfen iet unc
baB bic NeteIentruppen uber ben Nep 8tper
act iebeu tuOrDen feisn. Die 6reu6p, nit pel@
der ietne Gruppen itberau empfan9en wurctn
uno Ote Serf9ergngeu, wslhe er ron saDlret@
den Deputattpnen aus 0ef NrfanIaS erBal'
ten, ICDte Die Intunft BON 0unperten bon
El1htltn9sn. bic R6 tn BIZ NetDsn Der Unions
truppeu eufusbmen Ialfen. batten ibm Die
ueber8eu9un9 betge6rGGt, pab Wei=NrfanIaa
3ur GTeue 3urIdgefsbrt iet.
Der bette S6ub gsw6Dvt bte Ser. Gtaate:
SABINE, Die ibr Gber @ugen 6dulera ul6geI
treben laITeu. Cure Nufibrung mas @uer
@Aus ftu. Sr9antitst @g9 uuter Der Ser.
Staatsn WutOrttdt uno bic Negteruns wtrO
SUD isoe r1nterfaBuuS anesostbsa lafeu &C.
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a~8Saittmgtou, O. g..

! StraBenraub. - 5. 80. QuieleY,
Grltsut Os6 %. MaTaG. Nssts., ~euaastrte
Dor etntsen Saseu Ip6t MbenbS eine &ntI9e
Dor 0taarbS 9Otel unb fubr mad Dem @ta-
bItfeulent elmer gepi6en Niab. Soc. Na6Dem
CT bort etne ~beoeutenDe Summe Gels uerIpen
Oct Bate, SAB er, trOB Der gtnIaouug srtre
Dabletben unb trub Der Warnuno etqes beg
WiGoGen Dor Dem &utibes, 8efsbl, t9n mad,
ietnem 9ctel (NattOnoO 3a brtngsn. @tati
bsfen fubr ibn Oer1el6e In bic 8. Ctr, nabe
8tr8tnta @v., uno 9teB TIN ausIfsieen, nor.
auf er alsbauu mieoer8eIG(agsn unO INN $3.50
beraubte tcurOe. .. maGte i~p1terMn3etee sou
Dem TOrfoG unO aa9 lsngem SuGen geIana
es Der POIt3et, etnsS Sobn Mcglamara bab
boft gu tpsreen, Der etneeltanb, Der &utI9er
9ersisn 81 Ietn unD oab ote betpen anoereu
HtocY @eCr8e unO eth 9epiTfr Ipm ben Of
f3ter nteo"r9ef2la8en un0 berau6t bGttsn unb
Dnrauf fOrtsefabrsn ieien. WcJomard eat-
mtiHte 3war tpieper uno TT Ntobn George nod,
niGt etu9efangen, bed fSnnsn Die ru@tOIeu
StraBenrGutsr faum tbrer eereNten Straft
entrtnnen.
Sen. Wat Meabe fam estern
Jsa@mtttag tn 0al6ineton an unO Bate cine
ldngere &Ouferen3 NIT benz OIdItOentsn, Sen.
9alfd nno benz 6rtessietr, ~tuorauf er ptsper
Sa@ Der YOtORoc Nrnse 3utidfehrte.
Ser Ser. ct. 3oIltutter 8ez
ltance fam NIT etuer Nrtle In WCtnt Qout,
oae an. Orr Ser. ct. Dampfer S6endn.
oua9 tFteb e'nen 8Iudabe6reGer uupeit yIfp
Jniet (9IOrO @OrOlinu) tn Der gla6t Oe5 Is.
3uriid nn0 lts9t oerIslbe ots Drad an Der brr
ttgen bafenminoung.
t @efamGennabme ppa One
rtIlas. Weaior MearS notm nit elmer
WttbetIun0 leiner @aDalsrts uabe 9esabuya IA
Setelensueriaae gsfan9en, bic gang gsniab=
lid NIT Der 3uberettung bon @toer bel ddittat
s0aVen. Sie 9ebGrten @btewen'e WarYlanr
@Ompa9nte an, welGe fm IGOn lon9ere Bet
tn lener OeasnD Gerumtrei6t.
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ridte BON Der brsttdsissn S&la&t in NOrb'
@eoroia - nit erU6en GerIulfen auf bstOen
@eitsH. Der 8ssluf Der 8tsbsGen tptrb auf
5000 onoe,ebeu, barunter bic fpl9enoen Of
f,tere. @etSptst Die 8ttSaDs8snssale pre-
ton @mitb, @plIprO, Baltham, 5tlm unO
Delbire. Inter ben 8srpnnOe!en psroen GEE
nonnt: Nte 8rtsaOsgsn, adams, 8rOpn,
@reqa, 8runn, VrsltOu, @lasbpmrn, 8ennins
uub Sen. N1aiOr 5000, fettosm 9eltCrbem.
SpGter.-MtIanta, %. Sept. Der
Rampf Dauert nod fort. Wir bpffsn Den
Tsinp aus leinsr sesenWdrtisen pOfttOn, q
bts s Mettsn BON SbuttauODsa, 81 pertretben.
Der @big lprtdt tn letnsn 9sitattItsln 1eb,
uisotrgslGlasen ibsr Die S@laGt.
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Observation-Disclosures

Criminal @ert4t, - Sn ben Be-
SsttS eeffern u,iteetbetl'em Vrc3eB ae8en 90.
gsFsle tcnnten f6 bic @elhpprensn bts CUR
SrUHnung cer g~elriaen @tbuna ntAt absr
pos urt0stl etnieen. Itdtsr gOno erf(arts
!eOoS Den @e1dworensn. caB Ger San bter mnb
I'm 0e5'ttS9ertGt ing altimpre@puutY btuldns-
I!p stUrtsrt lei, uno ccb Ge ft6 iber etnllrtbstI
e,n'9en fnilbtsu. !3ebu Mtnu!en nadbbsr er4
l@tenen ote @eIGpOrenen init bent 1rtbetl
"9unt lpGlptg," Stsranf bertaete fp Der
0ert6tstOf BIC 6rettoe.
/. Sm oer. ct @ertGt purbe tpessu
nnpdbltdtftt bes Ntdtsr8 @ilss teine 5isans
9sbalteu,
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(Ginsefanht.)
NoN'J
8dltt

SalttmDre %. Sept.
Go nitro Siren Sc ern ni@t entaangen lein,
DaB sspife u@elaaftSleute" i9 ta9lt& bsmGs
BEN, burd alerlet G~Orlpts9eluaaen betaaten
Gltern uno armen Wittpsn lire Oteale brtuz
aeno an3ubtsten, un tbren @Gbaea, Die Der
3tsbun8 u~nterpOrfen fine, Grempttonspapters
aas3uferttSen. MuS oerarttgeu v@mpfebluns
gen" leuGtet aber Deutlj6 9erng 9erbur, bag
IS bic len 6erren nut Dasum as tGun III, ben
gum Ebetl bGrfttsen Gltern eintge Dollars
a63ulursn. Sd erlaute MFR he5bolb, B G
glteru, oeyen SGbne ourd Das @sIss Som
Wlilttoretenae fret linb barauf aufnerslam su
maGfn, baB ote 0rofoBs NiayIhGns uno Bic.
bnn9se@ommtnare tets beretts.ftnb, bte n5tbt
gen. (seleblt6en) TOrmuIdre Den 8etrefanpsu
gratis ans30tdnot9sn, Del9e bann lsbr let@t
ausgefitat uno BET etuem betiebigen 6rteoens.
rtGtgr be9lanbt9t tpsrben FSnnen. Muf ptelt
@Deiis fDnnsn lt9 NGc, Die pas 0sIab In Din
lprn4 nsbmem wolen, ppr MISUNDERSTANDING
IdiBen.
Our9 Qualification Dteie r Mittbellune MIR
osn Ste setptB 9bre 9sler gu Oant UerpRt6.
ten. Patriot.
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&ebenenberihte.
(aus benz G6Grlefpn Courier.

Gin traurtseS @retgntB fanO
ftott tn Battery @beS,s, Sarnss S8lanb, GIN
DtenGtng MOrgan. Sin Ouloermdga3tn fOa
tn bic Cuff, fInf Nsricnen warosm a%et6pteI,
oarunter Elm Sscpnpe 9ieutenant 2sb;n9er
uDm 20. ga, Gegt.
Der . p fer 9 umpter wnros
Dor etnt9en Gasen 5pilAsu @umtsr unb
WOultrte tn ben @runb gtbotrt, ;ute unb
omr6 psn in9t Der Courier ntdt. (DaB BET
Oampfer Sumter NIT etntgen eusttI6en
Mlonfer &anUHen an 8OrD pte 8lCGabe
bon @6arIetOn b urGbrO&en babe, wurs
De Dor etnt9eu Gasen semelo9t.)
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(16SeptbS)
marfbauss0erfauf.

&raft etRe8 bonn Ser. Gtaaten 0ifritt8geri9te AM Ia.
IA. Geptenber bei@lpiienen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
@ertaufSbefeblS,
@trb biermit Nptis seSebeu, bas i6 am
Mittppb ben 80. September nm 10 lt6r McrsenS iu1
Ser. ct. WaarI~6aGs=Sureau, Scr. IL @~plrtbpuie Cane,
in S~ffentlider @nttipn eiuen Softer M it Stten SIR
1873 geseu 8aar ~berfteigern merbe.
8aibinstpn8pnifan ant,
16Septt8) Ser. ct. Mtar16dI.
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~ efAmnfntaDmnNe1t
Nrpfo6marEhal2 Nf1ce.
3weiter o. Difritt bon MarSla

3peiter (2.) Difritt bon Uiurslunb.
Baltimore, z. Sept. 1868,
9n Der 2: SectiOn bes &ttes fir @inrpliruns unb @uf<
rafar9 Der Acknowledgment lit borseieben, sob tpenn in
elmer 6aultlte 3pei Cber nte6r 3iebnnSspfi9tiSe @S9ne
ltno' Der Sater, cber penn bieier tpbt if, bic Dtutter ben@
Jensen Sopn artstrdblen fam, ipelben fe bonn WtuttGre
btenft au89enpmnten pitnI6t.
Sn ote.et1t Taae nluB bic Nu3labnte Dor ber 3iebun9
9sma@t toerSeu. ale Pericneu, bic bes6al6 ouf bieien
att pin A%nSnabnte bealipru9en tSrnen, iplten ibre Ipz
plitatipnen einrei6en.
Ote betPetli9ten Perionen tSnnen bic nSt6iSeu Gcrntr=
Iare in benz 6auptqlartier $50. 8 Gab @~reterfr. in @nlz
pfang ne6men.
Gob. @atbcart,
P~rpfpBmorf@a1 nnb 8rGibent beS @nrrl'
(b29Sept) IirnuossSparb.
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Sseuese mod,rthtem 0 GhorIestOu.

@pnrpe. %. Sept. NaGm. Der &t&'
mOnp @big brinst aa8 foIseaoe 1t G9arIs'
tpn;
G6arlefDn, %, Sept. Der SstnO TT.
trOe uniereS Gsuers, fOrtpGbrenO tbattg aul
WOrrts SslaaD. @r baut e!nen DesoedteugSs9
Don 8atterte @cegg na1 8atterte Ba8nsr'
Sett 8 Eagen 9aben wtr feline Wrbetter oSnI
gr6pluns bOm6arOtrt. Ser TetaO baut etnt
0atterte auf BlCd SslanO.
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@tnofs@eutmtGariat.

Baltimore, IS. sept. 1868.
8is 0titttpp6, ben 80. 5. Sc, Mtprsens 10 u6r., perz
ben in bteIeut Bureau gtHie unb S~erftegelte ~gtuSebote in
@mpfans s%euoutuleu, Elm neue8 Martt6als aui benz leereu
Gjrunbfiide mefli6 BON benz iesisen Wtortt6uuie in SOL
liu8ftrase 81 bauen, tpelbeS stet Stpftperfe bod, feds
unb neunSis Gus lang nnb brei uub iebsSi9 SUP brett ieiu
ipG, ippfei ba8 Deere pber 3tpeite @todpert berart cons
ftruirt iein ntus, baB es alS Elm Bffeutt6er Sertaufslaben
benutbar lit.
GGe nGbere a~uStunft tpirb auf gnfrage in bieieu 8uz
reau ge9ebeu.
Der @pu1tiiiGr bebGlt ft9 bas 0teGt Dor, aGe geu1a4=
ten &n9ebpte Suriid5uipeiien,
Muf Sefebt
SOB Snttb.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Strait zines I'M Ser. Gtaaten DifrittsseriGts am IA.
Septemter 1868 bei6lpiieuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
@erfaufSbefebfs,
8irb biermit 0pti5 se9eben, baB i9 AM
Ofitttppdb ben 80. September, I'M 10 lbr Worgens, int
Ser. Staaten 0iari 9anSz8ireau, Scr IL @pnrt6pufe Sane,
II Sffentlider IuftiOn cine Bartbie 80 aaren unb a n
bere beWesIi9e 1T tel Scr. 25 sesen 8aar per-
fteisern tperbe.
a @aibinstDn 8pnifant,
G6SeptbS) Ser. ct. Mari6al.
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Senti6e linton. Mclief OcIcNld0ft,

Der Witglieter Der Oeutfd,en lInipn MeEfe
MKOeiatiun,
eide autoriftrt fnb, @aben fir ~bieIel6en III emsfonoeu
Is. &napp, 10 Sitb @abtrase,
:. @pnrab, 3 Sib 6reberidfr.
US. Hplentbal, 10 Qi9bt1tra6e.
p. Sdrit, 2 Glib 6reberidftraSe.
>. WittiG, @de bon Sigh unb @tranbbfrase.
s.. @arbner, 8 gtorb Sis6ftrase.
U. Weilepp, 10 Sf 8altimDretrase.
Sb. &rapp, 6 Sub 6reberidtra6e.
ST. SarteI, 8 Ot 9pmbarbfra6e.
8. s. E6uuluE, 149 6rantlinRrase.
Y. g.. Telb9anS, @de bon Si99z unb Sabettetrase.
Pb. Sp9eL @alpertpn=, na6e Syreberid 0foab.
8. Yittrpff, SO gtorb Sis6trase:
6. S8iIer, 10 Sft Sapettefrase.
U. g8oGe, 80 @ecpnofrose.
8. 2aelIis, SIDE Sabette= unb 8oppletpnfrose.
u. Watteni9eibt, Ats g8eft 8altinlprefraSe.
8. Steid, 463 geeft 8altimprefrase.
@6. 3abner, Ill @analfrase.
30. Sietrid, Canton 3D., 8eberS 8rauerei.
u. Weisfittel, So geaI6ingtcnftra6e,
8. 8ri6G. Gde 8oubz unb 8antfrabe.
Cps. 0tade, 282 g. 8pnbitra6e.
Or. Bief, 16 gtprb @hentrase.
6. Sa9Ie, I6 @niprfrase.
6. Sted, @de 9~rpabpab unb SrleanSitrase.
8. &aiber, $50 u. @analtrobe.
U. Sees, 248 @baieftraSe.
sc. Serr,an, "a gtprb @utapfraEe.
Sultan, Guru9aIe, 800 @eft BrattftraSc.
q. &cmba9, 81 gorb Gutawfrase.
8. 6leiiGuann, 16 Dpperfrase.
81. SpI5uarr, 287 Geft YrattItraEe.
8. 8reunis, 1919 ~9eeftrase.
U. Rfeil, IL 8rpipnfrase.
Fb. 2Sader, 166 Sambur9frafte.
Is. WettntarSbauief Sd gtprb PacaftraBe,
8. Ntesner, 100 @ambenfrabe.
". 96erneburs, @fe CHARLES unb MtcntSonereftr.
). Ste9L @de Sap unb Mottftrase.
8. Brad, II 8rDpntraBe.
6r. &ra,uer, 3I9 Nprb @apftrase.
Tr. SCHUBERT, 1873 6orrefftra6e.
9. Bauer, 80 2bamesfrase.
SObn 6riebrtd, 1873 Oft 8alttulerefr., @prfser,
:, Seser, 36 0Rcslberbftrase, G&riftftbres.
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6rei68ert6t Don Baltimore
County. Nt@. tpurbe tpeaem Nnerifs
auf .. Wpeslsr UNI 81 unb bte Soften &C.
itraft ,sno 'uuroe unter 8rtepene6arel6aft gs>
itelt. - ). 3ebner. tpesen @erfnufs BON Bier
am SOnnta9 'OHsot I'M $40 nebR Soften GEE
frat.
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Northumberland.

Sraft zines bonn Ser. Staaten DifrittSseri6te am ID.
Geptem6er 1858 bei8lphenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
@ertaufsbefeblS,
@irb 6ierm nit 0pti5 se9eben, baB i& am
Wittpp4 ben 30. Septeulber nm 10 1t6r WiprsenS inn
Ser. Staaten Mtari&aIsz8itreau, Scr. IL @ourt6puIe Sane,
in TfentIi4er guttipn cine Yart6ie % aaren u. 9aufz
nj anns8itter SEQ. 80 se9et Suar ~perfteisern perbe,
Darlington 8onifant,
Gept16b8) Ser. g. Wlar1bal.
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ST. NfeGor8 Nffice,

0ritter Difritt bon 0tarbGanb, $50. 90)
8eft>S altiutprefir. (im 5meiten @tod),
ben %. Sept. 1868.
Iae III BET 8. unb IL. gSarb bon Sobu 81. @r9bt,
@e6ilfszIfeiipr Der i. 0ibitcn, ~aiieIfrten 8eripnen perz
ben btertttt benaGri9ti9t, ba6 bic in bieier DtbitOn se=
n1adten Steuerltiten sur Brifuns fertig itnb unb Is Gage
bonn Datum an CUR Dur6ii6t pffen lieseu unb mad Ser
laitf 6teier Trift appeltatipnen Se9er irrtbiimliGe pber
5n bobe I6i9GsunSen entseSenSenpuueu unb bon benz
beia9ten @ebtlfs=Ifieficren entI@ieben perben. Stint
Gage ttno 51 bic tent 3tpeGe anberaunnt.
(OoSS) SO M. 6. BeaIe, Q~fieIIcr.