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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

FxPREss CHANoE.-Wells, Fargo 3
will hereafter arrive here but three TIM
month, leaving Portland on the arriv,
each steamer from San Francisco. Next
press will probably arrive on Tuesday
leave on Thursday night.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

AMONG the Kaffirs agriculture is
a kind Of labor unworthy of war;
therefore left entirely to the womel
they first saw a pillow at work, they
il in establishment and delighted oil
last one OF them gave utterance tc
ings: "See howthe thing tears up I
with his mouth Its OF more yalul
Wives!"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

A NEW hotel to be called the Adelphi, il
being erscted on the site of the old .Rasette
or Metropolitan, San Francisco. ia
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

GONE EAsT.-Among the passengers who
sailed in the steamer of the 23d of Oct. from
San Francisco for New York, were Hon. Ste
phen j. Field and wife, and Hon. Fred Bill
lings, wife and child.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

ILLNESS OF w. H. LEIGHToN.-The popu-
lar actor and theatrical manager, w. H.
Leighton, was lying dangerously i'll at San
Francisco at last accounts from there, while
Mrs. Leighton was absent fulfilling profession
al engagements.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

KILLED AT PLAcERvILLE.-A man by the
name of Kitridge was shot, on Wednesday
last in Placerville, BY a person whose name
We have not learned, and died the day follow
ing; cauSe-a dispute in relation to mining
claim.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

MORE IMPROVEMENTS. "A we'll is being
dug in the street at the corner of Montgomery
and Wall, adjoining the International Hotel.
We understand that pump and watering
trough are to be attached, which will, Of
course, be great convenience.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

FRANK CAMPBELL Informs US that the amt
realized at Kelly's Varieties, on the occasion
Of Chas. Demands benefits SOO-has been
sent to that unfortunate gentleman at Lewis
tor, through Wells, Fargo & Co., who kindly
volunteered to transmit it free of charge.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

II you would learn to write beautiful
hand, whether as matter of business or for the
purpose of corresponding with your sweet
heart, go to Geo. Woodman's Writing Aead-
envy and improve your fist.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

METHODIST PREAcH1NG.-Re C. S. Kings.
ley Of Portland, will preach at Union Hall
Montgomery ST., tomorrow at half past 10
o'clock. The house will be made warm and
comfortable for ladies and children.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
rlence.

THE San Jose Railroad is finished from
San Francisco to Redwood City, and excur-
sion trains are running over it every Sunday
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

PENDAR's Panorama of the War was ex-
hibiting at the Dalles last week.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

REwARD.-Shasta Lodge, No, 81, l. o. Of
o. T. has offered reward of $3.50 for the
arrest fY. E. Geiger who killed Capt. A. S.
Wells, at Red Bluff, ..r'
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

GEORGE LLOYD, whose brother was killed
by Fred Smithin Sacramento, and who killed
Smith in return last Spring, has been shot and
instantly killed in an ARRAY at Aurora, Esme-
ralda.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Bob LINDsAY's BENEFIT.-The theater was
crowded on Wednesday night on the occasion
of Bob Lindsay's benefit. Bob sang the
"Cruel War" and the "Old Sexton" with more
than ordinary JUNCTION and excellent effect.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Mr.. Ho1GATE is still canvassing for Abb
otis History of the War, and in addition to
Abbott and Pollard, has few copies Of a his
tory of the Illinois Fighting Regiment
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

HORACE SMITH was shot and slightly woun-
ded lately at Virginia City, N. T., BY one Of
his clients in lawsuit
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

The WALKING FEAT.-We went in this af-
tefnoou to see Brady taking his long walk of
100 hours without rest or sleep at the Miners
Exchange. He looks somewhat haggard,
having been on the track about 80 hours we
are convinced that he will make the trip on
the square. He is under the particular sur
veillance Of six citizens who attend to see that
he keeps up his lick their names are Capt. W.
Molthrop, Richard Ralston, l. N. Smith, Il.
Moore, NJ. Cody, P. began and P. Letter,
one of whom is always present 1t appears
to US as a foolish experiment and one that
should be discouraged A man has no moral
right to abuse himself to such degree, and
we can't see why it would not test man S
endurance quite as well. and be as interesting
TO spectators, if he would show the people
how long he could sit upon red hot stove
without changing position.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

DEDICATIoN,-On Sunday last, at ID
o'clock, the solemn and impressive ceremonies
of dedication were performed at the Catholic
Church in this city, by the Rev. Father Mes
Pile, Of Placervile. A melodeon assisted in
the musical department, which, under the
skillful hand of Father Poulin accompanied
by his voice together with that of r. H. Lind
say, would have dore credit to many an old
establishment and long-trained choir. After
the dedication services were over Father Mes
pile delivered an earnest and-but for diff
Guilty in articulating plainly in English
very impressive discourse, taking for the fou1-
darion Of his remarks The temple of the
living God" The churchis dedicated to, and
is under the special patronage of St. Joseph,
whose name it bears
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Forty mining companies fled their articles
of incorporation with the county clerk of San
Francisco county, CAL, on the 23d Of Oct. y
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

RosENBURe's is good place to buy cigars
I'VE have tried them and speak from sxps
rience.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

A RAILROAD leading from Deep Water at
Alameda, through the Encinal to SanlLeandro
will be completed by the 1st of Feb.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

D1sREPUTABLE.-We are told by parties
recently up from Auburn that party of pros
pectors somewhere between the Oyhee and
Malheur, while out hunting for their horses
came across band of Is Indians, and taking
it for granted that they had stolen the horses.
disarmed and killed the whole party. The
horses were soon after discovered unmolested.
The scalps of the Indians were displayed in
Auburn afterwards, much to the dismav If
the citizens who look upon the proceeding al
cruel and without reason or provocation, and
dangerous to the safety If travellers in future
COURT AT AUBURN.-Dan Hyde, who rob-
bed his partner, ONeil, on Shanghai gulch
Powder river, has been sentenced to 'the
States Prison for one year, and w. d. Quig-
ley, who is accused with the Deputy Sheriff
of bamboozling Hyde out of the money after
he had stolen it, has been sent up for three
years. Shaw, the Deputy, has made his es-
cape. Quigley was formerly landlord of the
New York House and. recently of the Noun
tain View House, Powder river, and has
born quite good reputation for honesty. If
he is innocent, he has mighty bitter cup of
coffee TO swallow.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under re-
newed, continued and continuing obligations
to Wells, Fargo & Co. for bundles of Oregon,
California and Eastern papers and magazines.
They have furnished us this week with an i'm
mense bundle. Beautifully bosnd sample
copies of the Waverly, and Frank Leslie's
Magazine were found among the lot.
TO Mr.. Patterson as we'll as to Mr.. Henley
of the Salt Lake Express, we are under many
obligations for fayors in the newspaper and
dispatch line. Couldn't keep house minute
without the expresses.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Pooh SHow.-Taking a stroll over the
summit east Of East hill on Monday morning
we saw several oxen pretending to feed on
the side of the mountain and in the little
gulches The show to make living seemed
to US to be extremely doubtful. Unless warm
stables are prepared and furnished with plen-
ty of hay or other prOvsnder. teams of all
kinds will have to be taken to a more hospit-
able cline than can be found in these parts. to
pass the winter, if owners expect to continue
business in the spring. We didn't see grass
enough in q tramp of TWO miles to winter
grasshOpper.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

JUMPNG.-Some little difficulty occurred
at the junction Of Commercial street with Elm
creek, on Monday morning, about lot, two
parties claiming ownership. One party had
tent on the premises and the other was
building fence round it. The man with the
tent triumphed, and at last accounts was in
peaceable possession and erecting more
substantial habitation. .EC.E
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

FIGHT-Quite combat occurred on Mont
gomery St. on Thursday night between a
Waterman and some other party. Clubs were
used for time. A peace officer interfersd
but being lame, was powerless in their hands,
and they fought all over him and around him,
!" Watch" was about to get the worst of ii
until he bethought himself Of his pistol, which
he drew, and our informant says he never
saw much cleaner running than then and
there took place.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

8ATURDAY Evening. Nov. 21at ,sa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-10
Gtabtgat6sHbnna.

GrRer 3wei8, 9. San. Die Ma.
spgebotI6nEt pnepe pem batudenosn Ggnite
ilbertrislea.
0n Robinipu tradie cine 9leloluticn Deaen
9f9Aodan8 si0er ntusn 6la88e iar be olte
&iIp Qatl stn. Die enagrpmnin AilrDe.
~. 9Inpl minftt Gins Oaelampe bst Der
@df Don 9"prae unD Gbatsmostbtr.
Gine N}tttpeilnn0 osS Gtabttcntrc(euyS
hIer Oen 3uiianD Ger EDnrmuOr In Seconolr.
tporoe augeaemmei.
i3wetter 3wetg. Der BeriAt bee
Gcinitee fir bic 2 Gentsangsle0snbet Der
StnptstIenbabn wurce atgelattst unb anees
nUHlmen,
B Die JleIpIaitoa SfS etlten ;3weioss ipeasn
Whi9afan9 elmer Glasge fir Die alts city
pail ipuros a%DUptirt.
Yin 8eriHt beg Gpsctalccmi!es tpeaen Der
WapOr8z8otT&af purbe pom etfem 3psiee
ilberlanot uao D~erlslbe, ioiuie cine Re1olutlon,
llr Die perlbisoenen In leb.erer entbaltener
Oe8entduOe GcHtte's an ~erusunen, anaenc,ns
men.
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fen, uao Is Wepanas, je gu pssr Vferben.
OTtbis sum GsirgrepbrncCrp0 8ebSri0e Wers
1onsn Gnb tpabri8etnltA eiut9c Netlsn butter
@prtnoftslO Sefnneen SenOmmen. General
8rOwn's ltnfe SAulter 1T aerlNmettert, mno
man Slarbt CaB etne Mmputatipt nStbtS let
um ibm Das 9sben 3u retten.
Mutbm6Rttne Gimndhnte pom GprtneffsID tMrd,
bic gtebeIeH.
ct. 0gntS, 8. San. Die telegraph
l4e Communication nit Sprtnsftelo 1T nod
nt9t tpteber bereeItelt, unD BON ben 5ar Sic
paratur BON 3sbanOn btn9elNtdtsn Mrbeitern
bat mani nt9ts Meter 9ebSrt. Maa psrmu'
t9st, baB tie g~efanSen Sencmmen, uno Sprtng'
felD BON Den 9isbelsn belsbt Iet.
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Gfftce OeS NerprODtamttrmmess
GcmmtiTariatS.

~ $3.50 SaIti nj re, ben 8. San. 1883.
81 Nn8ebcte Derben aug n . M M en- Bic ben 16.
3anuar 1868, 9iittdsS 10 l9r, 3ur Sieferuns, neun @lcs
nate BON bteient Datum dnsere9net laat Contract fir
Die &rupfer, tpelde an ber GiieubaDn nnb in Der y1Gbe
ron Parpers 5errp ftatirntrt iinb, ron
Triibem 3liucReifh,
a~63ulteferu III rem Camps Der 0legimenter in IolGen
anontitaten, ais in tiefer office be5ei4Het terbeu. DaS
SftnfretlG ntub bon gutter, ~Seianber QualtGt isin, D9ne
pals unb SDenfel.
Cute nno binreiGenbe 8itrsfdaft tuirb BON Deut Sers
lanet Der ben Gontroft erbaft, fir senaue grfiiIuua
~beelben.
Steter ntttiien Se8enpdrtis unb 6ereit FIN bel gnua6me
ipreS Anse6ots ben &ontroft 81 unter,si6nen uub Bombs
jl geben, ebe fe bic Office ber(alIeu.
"a Torldld9e uruiIen beutli6 ii6eri@iie6en fein "Pro-
posals for furnishing fresh beef unb an Qisut. @cl.
&bontas 6. Suaioeu, s. g., Baltimore, Nlb., obreffrt
iein. Gsenn Elm Ingebot i'm Natten elmer 6irnta oemad6t
iDirp, 10 TitIlien ibre ytamen unb bic &breFe i6rsr Bot
Clftce 9enaa a~n8e9ebet perten, ODER bas ange6et tpirS
ni9t bertditGti8t. gieter miilieu CUTE Sepeiie fit i6re
~Sopalitat on bic Ser. ct. G~iesierunS b~eitriuaen.
3~a9lln9en werter in ipl6en Jonbs geuladt, ale aeccbs
orrrdtbiS ftnb, anb treun teine ppr6anbeii, io6olb alsfo
9e einldufen. t1
9eine Giataufe tuerben BON Ge3eIfcnifen seata6t.
IIs4a &bDmas s. SuItibdn,
Saa1O'l6 stsut. Col. II. 6. G., Der, ct. Grmee.
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8praeRernQ beno repangirts fiji

8prgefern Qbenb ~reppngirte fiji
Der Vrcfo6marl1at, Ob%srfHeutenant Deter,
aeaen bic 6erren Isinss 8iteau's, Die TIN nit
e!nem praGtopQen GtlberIerpice bel6sntt bait
fen, Sur1 eine ausseset6nete @tensmahljsit.
6rubiun nnp Experimentation bern often
Autsr zen Der lania'sften luaGreno cfs 8an5en
NbeaDs.
/ 9n's otte Gopttct sefdtdt
purOen por8eftsra pur4 zen @rpfOBmariGol
Oolitr E &sbslsn9sfanDens, mstlt gu ptr-
einiIAen R%e8tmeniern ssbGrenb. GbenIu 2
Gtpiliilsn, @eore gBeQs ulD Mo6srt Mlotaer,
Gus 8treinisn. bic anf unIsre gorpOltsn ss,
(@clen Batten.
+ @sfpr6ene 9olbaten. - uas
ter Dan In ben l6ospitalern eerllostsnen Scl-
0ataa bsiiaotn FA 5pet Osutl@e: S. Derr
ODm 1919. unb Quow. @clenwsber pom SO.
Weung. Ntat.
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: 8rauen, WaIter unD @dweliern, bertn

o. Grauen, Mitter unD S9wstera, Dertn
Wlanutr, SSbne uno 8rlbtr in Der &ruse biener, Sbr tBunt
fem niislt@gresun6 SsrtbSoneres @si&snt tn lbre EcrniFer
tbun, ais stnt9t S6a4hln bon 3Uuomass piasn nnD Ont-
ntent. Sic erhaltbt bic @efRnbtsiI, fo9ar upter ben Stra-
EOpf. T2iij
6 80 9iteraril9es. aus BEN
'Neth Der Waturwtf{emf1 a t";
q. Bernaetn. = 8on pteIem Be-
retts Dor SurSsm eru6bnten Nest4en. 1T uas
Die 5+-S11. 2isferuns ausefommen. Ntr
MAIDEN ualrre refer tpteoerbolt auf Diele
,Gerafetn' fIdtea" Nbbanolungen aufmertiom /;
(Otelsl6en fab u~nter9altenp unb bslsbrsnp ;
If1r Qaten tpie far GaGleute, unb Defenders
fur Die erpaGlene Su8enc sestsnet; etn 8pr-
5ug, Der nut tpents gIGern bieler Dirt etsen
|if. Der .Nbonnements= 9reis bstraet nur
1890; unb fanll bas @erfaen BET 5errn
9inae, 1874 2erin9tpnyS st, lprte beim Ser,
aussebef, 3sD. Gbr. S6mipt, Der sssenmar-
Ias islbf. btsr II, ~atpnuirt tussOen. is5as4 81
EE- Deutl9es Tbeater In Der
lGurn9alle. Nm MlOuta8 NbenD Wtrb
gum 8snef3 De8 9rn. @sprS @eipib pas
YolfsDrama rDsr WiiiGer unD lein Sinh" Ia
5 often aufssfubrt. Da Der Bensf3tant flo
bstanntltG in ie!psr @tsenlGaft ais Nesifeur
lett pem 8sIteben Dtelsr 8ibne iehe Deroient
gemaGt bat, 70 1T nt9t gu 5wstfstn, bag Otele
BoraeQun8 ~beIpnpere gut beluGt fetn ptrp,
UNI y n,egr, alS bie6 stas jsnsr Stadt TT, mel
does bel Dem i9aulutt9en @abltfam teIpnpers
Anflan9 fnOen wiro.
GY Concert beute Nbsno In Der Nr-
beiter,9aIs, SaD'6rspertdfr. s
Gy Ssrr SOba &ntplailp erGfnst am
MOntas istae nsue WirtbiGaft tn go, so g,
gutawar. NIT einem Delitaten QuuN.
E4y- Aud 9err Sobn 3utb sr5fnet am
MOntas in Nc. 81 Ncro Grspsridlr. etnt
neas Ntrt9iHaft NIT einem iupsrben 2unG,
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Ginm,ihuna elner @iitnbahn.

Sacramentp, Gal, 8. San. Die
len Wttta8 tpuros per @altfcrntiAe Gbeil Der
WacuFc. @isnbatu NIT eypBsr 6eierIi4fett eins
aepeiet. gstCe i3petse Der Oslsbssbn'8 unp
Disqualification ptn fat jsoem 39t;le pes
6taates iuaren 3u8e8en. SacrdmentO BAT
~ G6rsn bes 3n9ee sin U6Gis fslIi&fs 9lass
|ebsn.
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sctfaaft bes @~Oapernenrs BON aiinnt6ota.

ct. paul, Ntnn., s. San. Die 2eeiS'
lotur frat am Disaiage 5~uldnssn. Die Bots
iAaft labt lt@ bauptiat9tlA aur lltsr 5taafds
neutrality-suspicious. aus, uaGsntIiQ Ibsf ben Nn-
arif Der S~notaner. Or peslaugt, baB Die Jns
6Ianer aus BEN Staats fnifernt msrosn FILES.
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Sr. 9. 30. aarbis
ens Wbi(abeIb1ta

a~asl6gnSsr Nrst Der Ssbrppatbie (g8afsrtar) unb NatalbtiI,
ME bsbe mt ilrsn aelelten Terbsffrur9sn Bnb 9Glfen, pirp
aaI @tnlaeuHs kinsr 6.sunee uno frlperea @atieHten it'd ei.
Mae 8eit In N~alGH9tcn %Guf9alten, nno tnebsionoere ben
bsut1@en GerebreIn bes raft Sptens 9ele-
genseit aeten. biz g~SrbLtnatsm feielbea 81 senisssn (%nauteut-
lid btE 9iebirn uao gDnnoeM).
Or. 9aHets LII tGaIit BON BIZ 8, 2tis 8 rno 6 biz Z uar
in Icuttr gsobnuBs, SO. 5s7 80 Str, 3rilAsa Ger 6 Wnb Z
CIR. a%n'utreieR.
aus f6mnen 8eFegaasen I'M 8arcaa tes Srn. u g&ldins,
l8 Narfst space, a~b8e9eben wEreet, San7-9
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StembemsS0u0erein go. g.

Sh Der am s. r. akSebaltsneR @erIam,nluns purs,u he
53eIten i. w. 8Iatems gum 9rdfbsHten, 4. NluIb gum Bies.
gun Setret6r stp6eit unO bei6IfNen, bs an, Wpnias'o ben
u. b. bus @Iai&reite9etO uno be erie Nulaae besablt ger-
ban lnus
&Me bereits ein3sftriebenen Mlttalicbsr, !ppie Diei,niesn,
psI9e f6 eteten @trin nod dui6liesea noIen, perten Ia
per bterntt etlUtt, Ger am NtOntre, .btn IL. Sanudr. abtneS
rs ubr bel Y, D9uth, nc. 40 Ncre 5~reoeriGfr. ftaufneenoen
SsrlaTntlun9 bst3Gpebnen.
SIN &dfag .-
SM 8. 6reA, Ser.
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Grnenuuua pCn Der. Ct. @enotOreu.

DIVER, Del, 9. San. Senator 8as
parD parO bsutt gum Scr, ct. SsnatUr tpIs'
Der erpaGlt. ssa
DetrUtt, 9. San. Die 9esislutur rie~
IsS StaateS BAT 9ru. @9nablsr auf 6 Sabre
3um Ser. OF. Senatur ernannt.
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Office beS OerprO0tanttrung8s
Communicates.
Naltiupre, BEN l. Sanuar 1S(

Baltimore, ben l. Sauuar 1883.
Mugebctes aber nuC cDn erner 9ano,
Derben bis ben IL. SaRuar, MittaO3 IL
n6r, entseseuSenpnrmen fir Sic Sieferuns rpn
5000 StHG ~S9Ga9tp6ien aIf benz Sufe fdc
bas 8erproDiantiransss D Department. 9igIeIben
mafe1 III Der StoatssgieBUaage bieFggr @taSt
In &6t9elunsen bon loco Stld ale 10 Gage ae-
Iiefert rerbeu. Gie 1niHien innerbalb ~ Eagen
mad i6rer G~utunft Guf Soften hes eieferanten &C.
.&ppSen tperben nnb TiIisn bur9i4uittli9 1900
Pfunb iGper iein. ellie, trel8e tpeui9er als 1000
Pfunb pie9eu, Sdrren, Gtiere, Climber, GH5e uub
bcrnlc1eS ~3finbbie6 tperoen 5urii6gefpiefen. Ste
N~e9ierun9 bebdlt fta bas 0ie1t Dol, iebes &tud,
beieu GuSfebeu auf Elm Siiniuurt beS pbenfebens
ben @epiTtes ihIieBe1 IGst, ein5eIn al tpiegeu.
SIT bas @ieb opllpibtiS, 70 trGst bic ~OaeSieruns
bas gSaaseselb, anberenTal8 BAT Der 2iefer9ut tAs
fir gu aa5leu.
Seees InSe6ct uuB, nul In SetrdGtSejogea 81 tUerDen,
cine auf einet leparateh 8o9en Papier seiGriebeue 8iirgs
iHGFt otpeier uerantrprtliner unb in Baltimore tpobuenber
4ericnen ~eut6aIteu, IGutenb pie fOlst
We-, OF the county Of, State OF
do hereby guarantee that -, is Tor
the) able to fulfil q. in aecnrdance with
his Tor their) proposition be accepted, he Tor they
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fulfllment.
Die 9erantpcrtli9feit Der 8iirsen n1u6 bard5 eine amtt
'li6e geSlanbisuus beS @terts Der Rd@ften Diitritts.
Court pber beS Ser. ct. attorneys, pel9es benz Au8es
bot teisei9lpheu 1T, ~oarget6nn tperben.
8ieter miiiieu SesenpGrti9 uso bereit ieiR Eet GluneP.
me lbres ausebcteS Den @cntratt gu unterteidRen NIB
8onhs Al sebeu, ebe tie bic Office ~pertaiiert.
Die ~Resieruus bebGIt ftp bas OReGt ppr, irgsnb zines
ober ale nnbillis Ideinense ~slnsebpte 5urttdsuipeilen.
gcrf6lGge miIen beHti9 iiberiGrieben lein: ,Propo,
sails for beef cattle" uub an 9ieut. Col. &9outas 6.
GnaiSau, 6. g., Baltimore, 0ib., abIsifrtieiu. @euu
ein sgnsebpt i'm gfauIen eiuer GiruId seu1att pirs, 70 miiIs
fen i6re stausn uub bic Ipreie ibrer @pltsSfFce seuau
a~nseseben perben, Cber haS @nsebct pirS nidt beriidf@>
tiSt. Sieter uiiiien CUTE Sepeiie fin iBe SpbaIitGt All
bic Ser. ct. &e9ierunS beibringen.
3ablunSen iperpen in ipItben 6pnts SerHaGt, aI8 serabs
~ucrr6tbis ftnb, unb tpenH feiue Dprbauben, ipbaIb als Icls
DE ~einlaufen.
Seiue GintSufs ipsrben BON eeuIFcnifen ssHaGt.
EbpmaS&. GuIItoan,
San1-12 2ieut. Col. II. 6. G., Ser. ct. @rrIse
Trtf@ GnaefOntmene neIe 0Naaren,
Geir erttelten iOtbeu fsIssubt gSaartw lie mis- Sa altrper
Sertdufer btuiaf a~beeben; . 8
100 BuiGeI neue CRIME @rbien,
| 300 20. Splpen cher &alttprut6 @tbiert eN3c
100 Barrels ~Stlpaltens @rbien, D.6
5000 pto. iAbne nenes breite 2tnen,
1000 pip. @reen Gcrt
10 Eoh grrbe tIItii6e Speti4eM4
b.. DC. Gtrner,
200 Reas seiGdIte @erhe In allen g~tuntuaern,
cage, 9afsTsrIset &ea5ensrtes, GbpsOI0te, Gus ScThs
NSbaH =, {, y.
SO ~, HH1ssHFTtEr,
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4ogaIberl ste aus u aSbtmaton.

&S-Anaeisen pom 8sagbinsfO:s, rSelebe bis Rddns
raixtaGS A Eanr Del uuferetn &9enten %rn. ~B9teeielo
ssp. A20 set. abge9eheiI rsetcen, ffftfeb fSdb
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nen,d, hes eefretdrs @baie in sfew WelF.

Dew Y0rt, 8. San. SGtrttar GbaIe
wiro mOrsen bier etutrefeu, UNI nit BEN
0antIer8 li9 Gber Tinam5anSele9enbsitsm gu
belprshen.
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o

Die 9~lt8Itensr rerttn B6ElGf etfu&t, flo gu ter am
So!utaasesn Il. b. itnttFnceneei gentraISeti IN n(uns reAt
saglret1 eng 1tFeea, Ia Der 9usjus Der geisss sur 8sratbaas
iritnien tpiro.
= Sm &uf!a3
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So Sir Stt. @rnbt. @abtnet-Maftr fent elm NIf
ler NeGrr-Sf1ce. e
Ser. ct. UReHors Sffce.
5. Steuer > Oifrtft ron Mornlnnh.

IN 81 o. 90 g8eits8 aIttm prefr., t m 2. StOe
mi...q Baltimore, ben 9. S AN. 1853.
TadrsGt ipub bIermit cen perIouen Ter Is. gSdrb oeoeben.
ssrea @iseF itnni BON Siaae SauEs. alfH. &rtFor beB II.
Us. nno II. searN1 ali TT III, te bte bon tbuet nnqeierttate
Stsuerlllte 10 3coe lana, pom beatieen Goae at, ta0lih Dor
y bSS ubr 1T btcisr Office sur Ginf6t pHen Iieef. NaG
p'srlaut 6ieier 3ett tperben appeIfattpnen 9treF8 irrtbdnlider
une entldiebeR. 20 80
SANG 3ml Vim. q. HecTs Ngy5rr
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Qi6eriD Qons $40. % q, $. s.. &.

0ts Mtt8iteeer pbtgsr 20 c petten hermit tt1G6t, ser an,
Weontas. ben u. 3dnitar ~lauftnten Sabres aottRnben6sn re.
.~6elnlab'3en @~e1iammlun8 10 8ablseit we m6sIt1 beiSupro.
nen. ca 9cri3ldBe onl &t1ttSt.it our Abltnmnun6 peg
lies n.
Si gnitrog
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@tlle Wntabl teuii4er @rteiter sabtn I'D entftIrfsn. elren
gtbeitet. . sretn Az Ntiinb,n unS laosn MGs. BE i'd
ned o~entelten ani9liebin woGet. Elm. az mon.ao. ben IL
Soarar, aeenbt 7 nbr, IN benz 9rfate eco 9yg. G6lpjnH,
&de BrGtts unS @oRmaptr.. gu ~erlnelnen.
q SIN MuIrag