davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02


RrrUDIArss rnE CoPPsaRsAD PLAr-
SonM.-Ws oil attention to the card oi
Mr.. Buel, Secretary Of the Copperhssd
Club. It will b seen that he and others
vsre swindled into the sndorssmsDt oi
thas platform BY dialoyal and raSeally
LEADERS. Al ~ understand the matter,
that platform was got up by the Goldea
Ch ole u 0ttumwa sso,De weeks ago, md
sent 70 their hestArsn in sthsr towns on
printed slips. in order . secure its ador.
ton in secret concAve BY the leaders in
varioss localities, ard throsgA thsn t.
comnit the party . j. disloysl priaei'
plss and to IT. position q oppositioa Z
the Government. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

~ vOsCS - OoI NOOAe 1SoV0s
We received on Saturday the proceed
ings Of the soldiers of Iowa encampsd
1t Helens and Connth. They Wal ap-
pear in our next issue, and II they do not
curdls and chill tbs blood of the craven
Coppsrheads who are calling for peacs
and Armistice, We shall wonder. Our
volunteers speak like patriots who feel
the value of the cause IN which they are
exposing their lives and shedding their
blood, and they class the Aahonyites Of
tho North with The Benedict Arpolds and
Aaron Burrs Of our history, and promise
them like enduring infsmy. The Du-
buque Herald and the Consultation as
it was" ase specially marked by the res
olutioos of the volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
From Ksntasky.
Cincinnati, Feb. IS.

! A special to the Times frnm Lexing-
ton says the excitement has subsided. -
The Richmond scare was altogether with
out foundation.
The fight Of Wednesday was more sue.
cessful than was expectsd- i Some two
hundred prisoners we're taken--all %.
oaped.
Wagons Of Gen. Carter left yesterday }
with considerable force for some point
unknown.
The rebel force beyond Mount Sterling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
Arrival of Treasure,
ri New York, Feb 27.
The steamship Ariel, from Asrinwall
18th with California passengers aud $751;
Alt in treasure, arrived this noon.
Washinrton. Feb. 81.


T A letter from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, transmitted 70 the Senate to-day,
says that no printing paper was included
in the recent statements of imports Of pa
per from the collectors OF New York and
Boston, and that none whatever has been
under the present tariff.
Some of the principal merchants and
shippers of New York demonstrated in q
memorial submitted 10 the Senate against
the continuance OF The present system ol
prize adjudication, alleged to be chargea.
ble with abuse and delays which consume
the receipts Of prizes 80 richly earned by
the crews entitled to them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

NEssRs. HOWELL b DELAPLATN Ia
behalf Of Banner Mission Sabbath School
we would return our thanks 10 Mr.. Buel,
Ssc y Of Gas Co., Tor gntuitously furnish
ing us with gas for our late Concert !;
also, 70 Mr.. Edwards for giving us the
Atheneum on that occasion for oDe-third
less than his usual prise, which was GE
teen dollars; and TO all others who kind.
u assisted us in cur labon.
The gross receipts Of the evening are
about sixty y-hve dollars, which viI1 leave
over City dollars nett proceeds. Cox.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
New York. Feb. rs.

The Times Washington correspondent
states that there ID little or no hope Of
the passage of the emancipation bill this
session. Noel, ita ablest friend, il sick.
II il impossible to pass the bill against
the determined opposition OF Democrats
who threaten to filibustsr to prevent ils
passage.
Ali the Missouri members except Noel
signsd petition for the removal Of Gen.
Curtis from the command Of the depart
msnt Of Missouri. and to put Scho6eid In
his place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
~The loysl Union men Of Kent

- The loysl Union men Of Kentucky
and MARYLAND, Tennessee and Missouri,
ars - - hitter aad oat-spoksn in their
condemnation IT the Coppsrhead Peace
Convsntienists In tho North, ythsn the
soldiers who are fighting the battles Of
the country. ~
The Ar,nistishsn n the Northwest
have no baeking, except in the Rebel
armies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
Pirats Chased.
Boston, Feb. ~.

A letter dated q, s. steamer Rhode
Ishnd, Key West, Florida, Feb. 10th,
contains the following; sa..sl
We arrived here this morning, after :
ton dsy cruise around Cahs. On The 7th.
We fsil IN With ! bark fiegsd stssmer,
supposed TO bs tho Alabama Or tho 0vi-
sto. We made ohase that day and night
without success. We have had q very
heavy gale of wind, which stove both pad.
die boxes, and which injured ~ very =.
verely, 70 mneh 20, thst We had to put In
here for repairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
Rsulsiabsr..

Remember the call for Union Mass
Meeting At the Court House this Mon
day. evening. Let Keokuk proclaim to
the State and the country that she i 10y.
d TO the core, and that she b pledged q
do her fun share in subduing the rebel
lion. This Is not . party meeting
Don't bs afraid Of that,-but show youi
hand on tho one great question, whether
We shall have Government or ansrchy-
union or disunion, loyalty or treason pre-.
dominant in the hnd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
The Raid into Kessssscky
LATER FROM EUROPE.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Views Of the Mexican Government on
the Invasion Of Texas.
Washington; Feb. II.

Our Government has besn of6cisiiy IN
formed Of the action of the Mexican Gov
ernment in relation to the invasion Of
Texas BY yagabond Mexicans. The Mex
can minister for foreign affairs has instruct
Cd tAs 0evsrsnent Of Tamaulipas to make
solsun destination to the Confederate
authorities that yspsA innursions are not
only discountsnanced By the Mexican
Governmes bat meet With lis stern con-
demnation. The Governor Of Temauli.
lipas is further requested, - far IS posi-
bic, TO prevent such invasiona of the
neighboring soil o. Texas. Should tht
Texans or other rebels retaliate By inyad-
ing Mexico, they are 70 b treated - ban.
diet, willie those from Mexico, passing
into Texas. are to forfeit ell claims Of pro.
tectisn from the Mexican Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
From Port Royal.
Port Royal, Feb. rs.

( 81. .44.a.fsass M xs0yesy . ~. AOs
We have been waiting since the lst
inst. for iron-clAds 70 arrive. Two more
only due. Adjataht General Townsend
has arrived, il = aaid, with power % ad-
jsst diAessncss bstussa Foster and Hun
ter. The arrest of Gen. Stevens snd
Qaartsrnastsr Stosgh grow Ont Of mis-
understanding of hcts. Both win be
honorAbly released.
TIE annoussensnt Of Townsend that
the Nsw York forces will not be taken ont
Of that Dspartmsnt has oaassd great JOY
among these troops..
Foster hss rsturned TO Newbsrn to
make anangsmeats Tor another sxpedi-
tion. Our ifou-clads will soon have
oe.plete eoatrol of Charleston harbor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

AsOW ASae . y. -
The Herald says rumor WIS rife in
Washington yesterday, that Hunter is to
be relieved from command of the depart
msnt Of the South. Barnside's name is
spoken Of in connection with such events.
II il said certain parties are preparing
charges against Nc Clellan with regard to
i court martial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

0ETkrxd UP.-The river has risen
abost Two fsst N ths passtvo days, and
i stil o. tAs riss. II i full Of AosGing
ies and Aost-vood, . that vs presume
The river is opsa % Davenport-possibly
Dubuqce. We ny kt The river riss Till
. navigatas channel i formed in one oi
the canals ostsing OF Vioksbssg-we
don't much csrs II il Is the Lake Provi.
dence and Atchafalaya route. .s.#ss5..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

6cnooL BoAaD ELEcrIoH.-An slec-
tion By the qualified electors Of the Kso-
kuk Public School District will b. hsld
to-day. being tn. .hnt Monday in March,
Of . President, Vice President, 6ecrsia-
~, Treasurer. and Que Director, - ssrvs
- Board Of Eduoatioa for the ensuing
year. The polls viii b opened It the
public school bailding on Blosdsau stree,
at 10 o'clock A. n. and close al o'oleok
Pm. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

- The packet Warssw came in hast
(6starday) svesing. We have heard
that bsat will commence runnisg to-day
{ Aoaday) from hsre 70 DsvssPsrt and
Rock IsIsad. The Jeahnis Whippie and
Kate Cassel We understand are 70 form
the linz, tbs same q last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

- The miserable condition Of the
Hank walk on The levee u Disgrace TO
tire "eity at the foot Of the rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

The loyal, unconditional Umiox cid
sems Of Keokak Are invited to meet at the
Court Houas, on Monday evenisg. March
ID, 1t 7 o'clock. for the purpose Of or
gsnizing and adopting platform Of prin-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

@ Several interesting letters and
communication are crowded out for want
Of rOom, but viii appear soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

DAur MAIL. Ths Dss Moiaesa acors
respondent of The Chicago Tribansassys
that Hon. JoanA. KSnqAbas succeeded
IL getting I. daily nall from Eddyvills By
~ of Csntrsville vsat = NshsaskA City;
0oUd. ssA.ssW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

Peace Rssolntions 6qnAlshs4. i
The vose for the nsjeosiea u ~ Papcs
Armistios Resolutions paaaAd Iha HotsD
Of Representatives Of the Wisconsin Ileg-
isla.urs stood IS Union % IS. Copper
head. i S. 80. - - -a- -.- s- Y. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
KnKUK. FEB. 28. C3

Editor Gate Cir: Il 81 q "a
SIs-Will you do me the favor to pub
lish the inclossd card in your paper. and
much oblige. Yoan very rsspeotfuliy.
s. HAMDDEK BUxL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

AZ Milwaukee, Feb. 28,
The north side Of Nichols warehouse
gave way. $4,000 bushels Of y WheAt were
precipitatcd into the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

- The 6th Iowa CavAlry viu lsave
pavsaport il ! fsv days ~ ~ 1ssAh.
The 7th, nov nearly full, viii rsadsSvoua
1t Dayenport = soon = ths 6th leaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
To thePnblic.

As my name has been brough, before
the public IN the columns Of the sisl.. pa
pers Of this city. q Secretary u q De no,
cratic club recently organize here. and
IN connsction with the nu;ice oforganisa-
ton series Of resolutions arc published
- psatform Of said club, and having
besn asked BY quite . number Of my
frissds. Of various political opinions,
whether feubeeribe 70 mid resolssions,
taks this method publicly to announce
that never did nor could Be induced
tosupport any sseh doetrine u sisexpressed d
thsrsin. / consider thsn disloJl il tone
and dangerous IN sentiment. They 1sre
offered towards the close Of ths irst reg
ular meeting Of the clsb and adopted in
hurried nannsr, wieAsns discussion or
considerations, and with thsir ohsractsr
and tone know that masy ef those pres
ent, including myself, wsre totally unac-
quain,sd until they appeared il print.
Ft tsrt q VI
In justice to many other members 0f
the Clsb, ] may state that the resolutions
referred to we're rsconsidsrsd q ths sec.
ond meeting Of the GLIB and referred to !
sonmittse. Whatever may b. their re-
port / think shs public misrepressn,A-
ton Of my sentiments demands the publie
denislsn my part. Ess 1s
II The Democratic party of Leva stAad
| With the Democratic party Of New York
= represented By Gov. Seymour, | could
act wieh them. but II With MahOay and
lsAAk hnnsh.ofths party I could not
/, A. : private citizen, with no political
Inpifations, I shall alvays strive to uphold
ths Government Of my country. Its Con-
stitation md hwS, ma y that end ap-
prove Of : vigorous prosecution Of the
wsr. - HAMBDHN BUEL.
{ sss Il 4 f8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02
Nfm Embellishments.


NOTICE.
Two Fscd small Aossss will b. cold q auction on
Tuesday the "a astaAs q ~ o,elene, ot oNs Aneoa
Seore Main between ID aud ~ Nsrests
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

Mr.. Marlin introduced : bin supple
msnssry 70 N ast forsths relief Of psrsons
for damages sustained BY certain bands
Of Sioux Indians. The bill extends the
relief given TO the citisens Of Minnesota to
those Of Iowa and Dacolah. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts, intro
dsced : bill TO pay for arming loyal citl-
zen troops organlzsd 10 any bsste or
States the inhabitants Of which hare been
Or may hereafter be in rebellion against
tho United States.
Mr.. Zimmsrman. Of The Ccmnittse ol
Conference on Ways and Msasa- bill,
| mAde report concerning tax on banks.
which was concurred in.
HOUSE, s -
|. Washington, Feb. IL
4sh. ucsan wAn AnOnund in dinOunnane
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
(SigS1sgEt&st sstgaIs9:;.
N3san SsF iggsgetsGsis aaO aHisuNs Slaaltns bs9
sha. hnE er he eint hislef iaatrhEtst1 Ern,fhsik

a3san 6sl iggsaetsusts aao anttugs Slasitns lbe5
nos, beg ben Sctu osr iAmersbaeu Ar1afbe IN fd p
8nennsn bat 10 eeFdtett g ting bok ein llseasS a
bl rber big Tint eo kntbsSting TIN abldpreds er
TIT an :a &er.r lese tst;s, Mnr u pattst laag b.
be &ouptCis bseies i@reGIien ncsa Ive g. 8 sn n te
Ttrren tn:nbeter DaS cine bbIe Got Suicrs hi nent R0pt
.inb tn be Geber Nbnatme Desefes Sau5bei auSicF II
Der Saat auOa ben @enen nA Mrelsa YHen ia ec t3e
p sner i6tedleu GEeG9le scr@ irsltsi big 1ulss b
9epea nEe Big HnienfeS spla.ge sa5 spiet 6sr :r 5a
mait redden gsi6ea taeurc enDs naa) baB j5a c
isner saMUe brlg oc! tein GstbeF tarIGebt,
G8 TT etnt tratiee GtaiaG 6aE &auIebe bteier fRr
Rrnubeit stn GnIer faQet IN Qlae bet ugGei3i1 usi
Ser raDler tsete sar A'seNbgag e ftii@sn Sites 5
Retrs BE 9onatuCn ssrniten ns ben MeR Ds5 2ebsas
sin sIenbg5 Eafetn perDnHDegp. Ttati4t 5fr 4fer2f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
Nyfente Waenas( 8 gDa .rtleir..
let0Da 8 ager's
TreSerlcf Sbmsss,fg !
2 S}tecI,fSz WmmnIf

sSS 6Na e. anb =. 5trage, gBafttas ton, . q.
s!lo9t Gilttf IN alien @euGsh6er ITS DiStrtftea clse
5e9ieIma bfoaosrs tr btr gattit Qans. unb genap,s
0tttCe. s ffaees lrlq5s IN. a. - >'''''' ''',.
2ienoer AufnerfamIcit nieae i'd alien SS,oerura, al
W osqethHe re9th 0l.s!ben Our SrHtrac otter fir Ss,.
lpenes Gi1enum QanbnarentS lgflfTnbiasy eSnb Se,g
II !. !. W entfau0ea lsin. 2 ~s'-T
gpiteHr1dSen bon selbern rperben yroapt 5ejoret.
ay.Fk,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13

kUIpk ADULbAt5 Itff 4fFl W TI n4H
40 Sas Gorntrannigf,u mei Sabre al, olegir ttllGa
1ani7s D. Mttttb EGe eoh gd3k u tstaat1iis n
ss0cob s5egasTs slc. 23 fs'erinasst1 I
empatEn tnt GasneN zen 5sfea t,psssrr EtleiInt5t
Rr6 gaIgreltn, 6pripscleamSbsi, itIFs a2 ifbes1s
ih @nssIt5Fies 4satsnt sGaitelR fu', Is l,5bs5 Sc
Rat .tan;5Aide nrf aeaY. bsyas~5 esytri5 6fot z.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
Iunae 2ents

vi. bse gorienoe ~ wSbrsnb tsr Icstea eoeifen Jigr
In ber Mmito tur plrbeu nG Die Wsln9e gteer IsirD"
bs 2etanoS appOrsre hb ose agbsre Yer0nen
sSSon sas Nabdtun acisbsbon Jlaen aIterrtift urot
,sah enb e,u r rS IhrenGaiE Reng s MSerNttcr ua
CSsrOieubnfafst, itab Se6srb sas 6rreiHexot @eyat
IeijspHa,, III tS 81 s3 ,s@H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
Meinia

Dis I%redg9en zSmfnapeR beS 2ars fno iegr alsa
gerlt beS @s6GtIes 8forrrG sef Soeeu @eht6ttGs Ss
Seesfr6fte, sb5 gbrinse Mbnei9una ugr ber @eegldg
EGt na @niomteH Mibtranen geae,i Hd ftt5h HttAsra
{. NIB esi9e bfr iGEiEaas, ggses.s. g5g.H II
adhienbe bon Yeric,ti isDen Nser5 tongsn ss eesSs
Gus sIer rede ibre @eunbEet abalmmt Re tre ca pee
TN fCmat bIog, erpSS aS at8eSeR Msrbs teen fs
essatbisltdbt Geurns rn Bic 9tae bta SRls'n aet
Nrsst&snser aig3brfaG sabea. Hl54Ef fH0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
A9raAnli1gs ssll!pafas

R% 0FFiges ggQ ss5s5gencrlsssfeFe q
lteSe: Tbilssp Dpu 9sagtinlpss33}y 55lli@ sri
os @5f2yfsu esstari. .,s.n.rHgsJ
aian afflr aa aeSeb aae tansAeass tes xaE4Fe84g <
gagcrtes NaHaadg tpianisbfB0 sat sgk s
@2abFsfrs stisez StTGas9tstHsgss Esl &2Esp eSes
ITO fegfjmafls GEr:ss ssEsrE $sss&sSs& ss
9ctaF0ee Huf !k beF a9b&s 4tlH Hb .
f.S}. aae Bgfs ssassS ftHrn sos S:za2 xs1ssasrs
g 9st0f pttEun8 tn Z &0gta s,saf!i69ge
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
Metropolitan Halle,
%fnnH9'Oanta sIDenne, stutid6en IL. mnb IL. Str.
2DaIbtngtOn, 3. 6. a


%snnfp'Oanta sIpenue, s,otit5en Ill. mnS 10. Str.
a NdIbtngtOn, .. s. ar9
%te unter3ci4netca eglaubn id benz gabIirum bie Nj
s,9s 81 mapen cab tie nit 9ufnanc bebentenbet GoRer
Etsi1nlSen ~ @ obtseS b6pf eleaante i,n6 as,dun lac
sfege unS AIe3 aneebgten besen ben
lptnsN per @tnlemt1er tpie ber ,ohIre&en Ntsnben
}0.s seFs9t ~ rereeu. DGs it 6fn Sptas re,
29etitIde Xbeater, g
Selta @eBe btr ritnltdit betsnni 5err q {sc ang
M rs Vtt upenDa'mea iopt ole ausee3eaetc seape ll.
set Ssttas zee 3ern Edt Gtt nil Cbue Wr6tsnin
laAen IpnneE sl.nt orn9etee 9etirfnR e5aebpsc unb
e eNN o'c tuolt9en 6lalte Der DarfeQer aicbenfl al
gen elaern ns BenuBete uterEeltune uno r5er6ei sri
ea reteit ueoer Dtitb nod &Oen esIet boS of
Sfpi f19ItW mtr III cet cunt bee gublifuas an bsf,i
bats " +t''' ;"
gdtan3sboa 4faa
SSaa',Sgte a Mfen5e Ieenssl 8 gya rtiela.i
1a y eof0Da 9sager'sl 9'{lha 1859
Ae @9btfoi 6tlI lGgaiiGlrPa ns4g
'nqcea a. 1af 81 ano 81 Gub z. Ctr Egattsaton a. q
sst esS game 1lsare naiaelbt Sarsn nab se 5olau
pti"l9c ttigah ntfD pterrt InI 2lclSfsertuq ne,
Len. '" ''e''S V'a'Y
sS- Sttell M0nas abenb q a4ii2ft lsaG
s9Gn3eTg ss1IS SGtfsunterlsaafnsta
~ Steltenbe ttnoes eta eulss IOats -ef-tstssf ~
e@ oefSer lat es t 5gy &ugebe a,uaet bic I'm gee5
renp 3nrtsoeSh tee nao bt Ipst siYtsn, frcnnblIct
@elne ehlsseen.
.5pt3es 7tffat &Fs3ftCf $40 HAEc Il i o II d
-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13

!. er I 9lnS blnaus, benn er,batte fi5 in cine
Alfre9nn8 blneln9erebet bic er Der Blinben
nt4t 5et9en lDpllte. Drauben auf Gem 5lur
traf er Sucien, Die i'm ermartuuasDOu aus
bltdte, Gr upqrmte iie Sirtli6 uup iuote !:
rWir ltnO quit, 6rau i, MOris unb id !;
mir baben nit einqnber ablereGnet. ssitbre
Iie III Oei1eul eSfIeol;uo go '''Elf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
zaa' Reltaurnr't tlnO Gagegbiers0epot,
@ SSriafe SOfi1ers
a 0letrppVlitan 2agevbter.g3raaeres
AsS q fhimofrm fS.iti aanrAan .

gDu Apenqe, Swifen I. uab 2. Sre6e
Sn Scaer 81 Sciaaer ber pb;ae Gnrten tebt Osr-
rUlrGrel6t unn ertre It'd eiter INNER ar5Reren un Sec
SuDitum5. "
Gsr beaafn 3u eretGenbe lqat Biz eatti6rn r Eafsu5s
Ssffttsn 2alipen nnb 3elte 9srduG6s Eapiabg gcr
AsesApapnen Stlsbpanbe 3uruQnfalt Uele supes i
tsrbetuagspfeis; lspe et a!nettioms 0ebsenY1a ru.
YeraerflGar9 Ger tcea @erdrfs aaS Spem ssr @si,sr
prptn auT lt hteien Gpamer ni Uerlcteu .ig bes an
lprnua peS %pbljtums an erbaltea.
Icrete, sGfgn n. l- wg{sae ptc l9reltden ,Se5ie t
&t5 aaitsnA 6ssanna mcpsa peresn 0c4gei 6ofts sg~
knGAsGeu Drpl &aiser ggEeGt M
itse srired,t ~ taltea 1h.1
@jlseIn ireaH5!lCAsE 8eiite febt eniasstw
g'i'a5 9Enf 9pEfFIe en so
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
DE. zSpbnhols.

Wlstfs .e Sasit&es xsGissasss ssashfsts ~ seys
zaeptFF etuts b<S tEasH sb4ssRtffr G9GegstE Tssy %
"a he ga sres1su ghe sttast etktus IN SgIssts
f1nbpn garif sElst4tpsis gb autETgn E4bss1 p6ssss
aaiS tS3wlEsS=ea.asu Ctanger ppuerDst sor Asnss M &
sa es agtsts'u sfiS anSshIteg s.bsus4 ssg ~ GRs@
rs Rsfb5Hidt Gas smbtgss Ssaa5s,tsp s:sl ss@s ea
Sss ss' ss9s&sa SSrauf&s So tts xefeEga As Ya W.
s,9ss f,rsass1 9sssasefftisa s5G1bsr as$sisI3&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
~ II ! IS aae5 eaiiiS esu
''.'7.a 'Di.rr Jol1nstoa,
.aossa Der ft''si9tott3t i0tIttr aa3e1
u ait tus . re. q y 4 F.. @af5tfa
Bur ltategsrida3f Go s1aaafa1bert, etoblts.

~ 49, ~ 'S N'''3 Ns <%'ssttt iatpEEEt btgclEE&e
Osr et,Biat Djab tn Oera gBsIf, soc ljd,s.s,
it4aelie nno 0r}iacit,he SRu1tn tn 5slgs
.aggi9 i8cbeinien SsrdnfBetteu
s19 v SS@ q o lqG Ss'5engSs,iaB'9fta eeo5 ~
eSe6 aneiie sia n e90atBs Ser 0igga,f. Ma ,s.ssn
'el N5lFH 3e ,ta6e haget5es &erhanaesibNSd;s nta.
.ctFa. SO Sfngs't 3't:ems al9eni omdee E3tgal
s,t 3speSs pgt g - ieafs Rebel Biz pcn 81 @.eea
r esf as n Ss ] ]Ss3iS issSo Stls fs s7sttsr s
A'fG S1'ts'n. 5deiPs Der soiJtuItsr Scqs sr5ssa
!, Y riHV5 msdPea inA suIsssbsr R5rpss atg e5ug
,}un9t J2anaeg,
9assa gti8r agGg 81 sss ssrta asases s..ss,sa, ta,
ou{s 3gl erteespe Ensa4 MS aeaASsfeea sssszs ssa
as't efH 9efrsr s Ssrtrafs so @e&s s4ss.asst cEs m
sss' ssSilecsat E6as feir&s Eak31 sess szsSl S5s
ssAeri @eyhepfr r1tEa lQe sa ,
II r @.ssisigaibetg psEloaese,
3 $5s .jsa. aas e M .a.s N Se,,s' s'. qss @ Il s1
'sE fnrtFip89 O. 3obaGsa ~ 3isiei Fsatys tg5sN -
ss5 ss asssss 'sss 4esF 81 sas 55. Jitfs
& aSgihsfu Stt gfresE f2agG asss5 @eelsstes sgsaf
Ii a,H S5snpaaas alas 81 ST. 5ai@ ss' & s.
art pgasa@ta aei Eses afasit&s @t@4}s&':l s4zs4s -
s9r9anlSds Fohlgaa1a
i'nss,ss4aH3 3sse'1 9sees sess 74 aasss SIR
tsi: eaqeGi meas Il 1T ,a asss nstya u, lEes
tsfteeiFastn ssAsi estl u ssssa 5S.5sa sns gass
.ns" @ hFsssa {: SO 3se nassqfsn .ss sslssss u
slesasf9s as Sslae sa Selasssa@ss "a ssshvs 3efs
eaa 's sagea s ys s"f IT aS E lr VI Fs5 E rf s,ss
0fSen tts % @ts} aae AGssst<ss 04skaS sa& aaz ie
a eis ys.saasgs sts'afs es4@Af s ti' pe9Fise a
sesn ulI eesrs g'En u a,@s 81 4gS2&e ~ gss&Fe u
fss M }s1e.t p1Ft aqfas. sh ~ 3sssss p ess 2es as{g
9ant9n fHh, ....1-s--. ~ 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
SaltimOre 5reitag zen ID. aebrnar 1856

lelmat5nee s.se.se .a1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-13
geeienbeYs 40 beadatea |

OF. SCSnlon 6iste alien Gsaen ers &llic aa, pe teH bg
teIe 9Obeins E,b nhnatar1e Self nb Ruper 8GreRbs M
bic 4rbet bic @elidah i6 bic @tt na6tts rsaeabe sf
eei@pddt beben + stsr 1855
G n6 etntg Der rantssa unb beEIeaenspsrfsd gIs bc
frlAG Geuotnbeea be3 GGvta3 SEpaCf tn 8ii la1c H.
ben @ttetetn @4mee, TN Rcpfe. SGmde bes @eGi@ Geus
bsr WtusteErat persISYfen erbB nrube. NlaetfGwafd
Gncrsrune oct BsrbauSaSs Crans aa1egfae riffE9g1e
,Eanttcfae bet Sdt1s1biug =