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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IN MAY co iCERN

NOTICE is hereby given that there arO now pen ing
~ before the City Council OF the city OF Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to-wit;
To improve Maple street from Charter street 10 the
Western Levee.
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances were tyics
read laid on the table, and the Clerk instructed 10
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same
The law requires all claims for damages thai ma
aecrue from 80 ID improvements to be filed in wr ting
Fth the Cty lsfk, setting forth the amount Of dam
Ages claimed, within two weeks after the expiration OF
the time reqn ned for the publication Of such notice.
when the same will be taken up for final action.
no30d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk
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DAYTON EMPIRE.


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rrisnas Of cousftasonal Liberty, the DAYTON
r,,e,sy. once more xretas you, and takes place
along with u nocratc papers OF the state,
a, IA advocAtyof yer rprinepes and defender OF
your rights. It ardeRny expects at your hanaS
warm and friendly rcseFklon.
An importaht etmpfgu Is before u.s. rausn' win
.oot ii, avtl II aany which has ever proceed.
~, rba fla m tl, Nasion and the Liberties ofthe
people are al stake. Tile coming months are Pres-
-, ,sitt ,nt,hty eyenes and every man should be
IN ,o,taas an thsf current issues, so to be able
-, .e,rro III sIi,ty s8beeomes freeman. The great
- ,aI oenlrsi, led Power and individual Lib
80 n.r,s3racy, auii ,pespotism--is being
,s,,,,, ffs3,r peoplt are true to themselves, the
Constituted and the sublime teachings OF our patriot
eorae,thsrs. Ane coatcht cannot be doubtful. The
rest niss, Of the eploerate party which has ever
stoodas tbs buiwarR y the Union and the champion
~ ths Consultations rAAders It's entire unity aud bold
o,,it,do RI tms hour Sfnational peril, matter Of
r,,ol ooncet The pending issue is not less for the
,aintananeb OF united country than for the perpeu
alton OF sDasiocratic phacpes as expounded by Jef-
larson andJackson ghe most momentops results
hang upon,h issue. THE past is dead, save IN its
easons ofexperienee. The Constitution II preserved
,na bsaeon light thas val guide to point
safety rom the present stfrm and conflict II tram
nIed under foot and destroyed, we are forever lost
IN darl,ness. eoom anarahy. It is the mission Of the
pemocrat.c party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave us Uniou. To that party alone may con-
.srvatye citizens Tor relief and happy return
10 the proud days Of tho Republic vixen peace smiled
and prosperity reened throughout the land ltis un-
ouestonaby the true Union party OF the present day
.rhe uierecord ofour glorious Union and the sanctty
ofthe Constitution fuzzy attest this declarations as un-
der its prudeni sway and judicious government the
Union was made b4ssing and the Constitution sa'
cred bond OF equality and national happiness Turn
whttherwe may, we can see no ray Of hope for the
future salvation Of our couutryno "bow OF promise
save IN and through tue triumph ofthe great 0onsti-
tuuona Democrats party, founded ss IL ia ON sound
principes and devoted unaterably TO the Union and
nerpetuity Of this ONE happy and prosperous, but
now torn and bleeding, country.
We ask the patronage o. all the former friends o.
the paper aud will Welcome rs many new subscribers
oa desire to take sound and reliable Democratic
iournal. tis1he determination ofthe Company to do
a strict cash btsnesssaud paper will be sent un
las Maid for in advance This is a rule from which
,hey will not vary. All will be dealt with alike.
TERMS,
manly. peI year, (by mail, ...,......$G 90
- week, (by Carriers,)......." 10
w;sly iTS': aRa R;ar zs"s g g
e EMF1hE COMPANY, ProPrietors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Union Saloon. tention is directed to
thi advertisement of thu Union Saloon, under
Bekel Hall, F, Lang, proprietor. He keeps
n omplete restaurant, where may at ell times
be Fouud, served up to oder, all the delicacies
of he season; such as soysters, quail, ducks,
fsl and, in fact, all kids of game and wild
foEls. The bar is supplied with the choicest
lqiors, and Fred is dever and aceommodat-
inggenteman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
HEIMSTREETS
Inimitable Hair ReStOraslYe

1T IL NOT DYEI
But restores gray hair to ia original color by supply
ng the apilary tubes With natural susfSpnnee iIf.
paired by age OF disease. All instantane dives are
composed Of lunar oaustc, destroying tie vitality and
beauty Of the hAiF, and afford Of no dres
ing Hemstreeps Inimltable COlorIlQ moi only re-
sores hs @ ita natural color BY anRsy process bus
LuxuRlANT BEAtjTY,
Promotes ite growth, prevents ita flhna on erkdi.
Gates dandrui and lmpaTts heslth aud plsassntuess
10 tho head. IL has stood tho - o tis,e h,in ~
original Hair Coorng, andis q tiy sii,s NJ
Avof Used ~ both eeniiozp ~ and lAioa It's sold
oy all Respectable dealers, ot .n - proelfd u theu
d tho commercial aafntaI III ii fs.ro.s 4 ~ Z Ql'g
broadway, RtN fork. rs al.ss. AN 49, s,i ~
a'aS I ie1,aiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
@itp Notirrs.
NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERj

NOTICE is hereby given that there are now pending
~ before the City Coun IL of the city OF Dayton, the
following Ordinances, to.wit; '-
Ts grade, gra eel, curb and gutter Magnolia street
from warren street 70 tue east line OF out lot No %
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances we've twice
read laid on the table, and the Clerk Instructed 10 give
four weeks notice Of the pendancy OF the same
The law requires oil claims for damages that NAV
secrue rom SAID improvements 10 be hled In writing
win Tue Olty CerP setting forth the amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the expiration
OF the time required for tho publication OF such notice
when the same will be taken up for final action.
deed4W ANTHONY STEPHENS, City Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
PETITION FOR DIyoRcF

Mars 1ohnson V. Edward II. johnson Common
DiYDrce.
LNDWARD II. Johnson viii take no,ice that or
~ Nofambr. ~, aad Mary Johnson filed her peu
uou ~ divorce aeainsi hin the Conrtf Common
fleasof Montgomery county. Canse-eStrc cru
3Ssssnsa a Jsia.u, Attorney %A''' AssSS dssSS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent insidious and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expsctorant, anOdyne aud
lnWgorating ioosening the mucus Of the throat and
lmPaTung tone to the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class Of diseases
lke Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoia. Il Is used with
the most astonishing results IA all cases OF bronchitis
influenza, Nh0oPng cough, dpiheria or putrid sore
nroe'' asthinA Group coughs, colds, nervous irrs-
The Rev J. J. Potter oert6es that ~ have used Dr.
Wynkoops PeelOra Tor several years, NJ ysef aud in
my iamlly, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
nave recommended Il 10 many others and have never
seen IL equal" keT. j. j. Potter. BROOKLYN n "
Hundreds and thousands OF important testin inoui.
ais GOULD be Produced showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never ials.
It Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gil.
sd, Peruvian Balsaln, ElecampAue, omfrry Bur.
dock and other invaluable eXpec and tonic in
Redents. itts harmless, prompt and lasting In.
xalids and sufferers cannot afford neglect trial
Every lAmhy should have It. It IS remarkable tor
Group. run descriptions, recommondatious and n
reetons accompany each bottle.
drpggists. ''f'|
Prepared by Or Z. D. wynkoop, aud sold by D. q
Barnes Co, New York. sts3diy7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
] PETITION FOR DIyoRoe

Annlsmder ". Wendell snlder. Comiopn Pleas
oolrtof honigensry County, ohio. ca& No. -
ILTENDELL sNfDER Hill take notice n II on No.
w Yelnber 2s, SAID Am snlder hled hsr petton
eeMn lam m the Court u Common Pleas ~ Nom
eyn. county, for divorce cAnse-eHtIeine eru.
~ = II gross negect q dely, ANN sNlDER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Funeral Notice.-The Funeral of Major
William Birch, Ninety-Third Regiment Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, will take place from the
St, Clair Street Presbyterian Church on
Thursday morning, at half past nine clock
Place of interment-Woodland Services by
Rev. Mr.. Kemper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Counterfelts. Counterfeit fifty cent notes
of the new fractional currency are in circula-
ton. They are made by splitting ten and
fifty cent notes and sticking halves of each to-
gether. The way to guard against them, is 10
look at both sides Of fifty cent notes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
WHAT Il THFc CAUSE OF DISEASE.

TlHE priInsty haus6 of every disease that flesh Is
4 heir 70 islInpmn5 Of the blood. The blood be-
comes impuifl from many causes. Impure AR or
change of wehher, lnihllolesome food and exposure
are among 4e principal causes Of impunty OF tile
blood. The fn pttglsare gddiness, headache con
fused thouRlpt, tye dull gnd heavy, drowspess, con-
snation of eleAovtig bad taste in the mouth, foul
tohgue liver TOT pfnts, pains IN the back and legs,
oes Of appf fte seepless nights eollc, cramp, pam
and tiahtueat ht chest, heartburn gout and fheu
niatsin, phkngi ppraing, ohills and fevers more
orl less these, and long tram OF troub-
leaome and th1t roV Affections, all of which may be
bfbeentea and 3ured BY taking a few doses OF Dr.
STRTCK f.AND3 VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PllH TheyNRill purify the blood and put
tle stomAch b( els and liver IN healthy condition.
They are part M vi auiiabe for chronic and nervous
dEeasesf Il EyAi iaInfy and every soldier should
kfep supply ollAese Pills, many diseases are OBJ
rlAtedbE therle. They are mild aud safe nedi.
cue, and can peakcn % any time without danger OF
taking cold. r3
Sold bS AL dflpsia ipr sent to any part on receipt
q twenty n gelcbt and stamped envelope, address,
u DR. STRIC klANIie east Fourth street, Oneinna-
fEOhio,f ftMF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

erenade.-The champion ffer, Major
R9inson, in connection with the champion
drtnmer, Tom Helriggle, ssrended Mayor
Gibspie last evening. The music was the
vet best that can be got out Of those inatru-
m&ts, and it sounded svestly on the evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Released.-We learn by the Nashville
Press that Mr.. George Baber, who was arbi-
trarily arrested and confined in the military
prison of that city; has been released. The
malice of "a few enemies has been partially
gratii'd by the unjust and arbitrary imprison.
ment and suffering Of an Innocent man, and
he is nov set at liberty without charge or trial,
as hundreds of others have been served be-
fore. "Time at last makes all things even. +"
Wait little longer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Attention.-All members of Neptune
Fire Company are invited 70 meet at their
House, tomorrow morning, December Sd, at
half past nine clock, to attend the funeral
of their late brother Major William Birch
Ninety-Third Regiment Ohio Volunteer In.
fantry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Enteresting.-The Glass Blowers are still
driving fine audiences at Beckel Hall. Per.
SOS who have never seen anything of the
kii, should not miss this opportunity to visit
thin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Dead.-The celebrated and accomplished
pianist Robert Heller, expired a few days
since in Alexandria, in the District of Coum.
bia, Of tetanus, brought on from the effects Of
An accident upon the Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad. The cars ran of the track
and the ohe occupied by Heller, was upset,
when an iron bolt was driven through one of
his feet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Vanted.-Any number of sugar hogs
hdds to bo used for kindlipg for the new
sthm fire engine. The depattment will take
it a great favor if persons having hOgshead
toiispose Of, will inform them Of the fact.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
AegaI
GEORGE GROSS' EsTATE

NOTICE IA hereby gwen that tho subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified a. Admin straior,
silh we WI annexed on the estate Of George Cross
de5w5e GEORGE w. MOYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Found.-Policeman Hardin requests us to
stke that he found lady's vietorine, which
II owner can have by calling at his resi-
Dice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

4nvitation.-lhe several Fire Companies
composing the Fire Department of the city of
Dayton are respectfully solicited to meet at
the Neptune Hall, tomorrow morning, De-
ceuiber Sd, at half past nine o'clock, to at
tend'the funeral of their late brother fireman,
Major William Birch, of the Ninety-Third
Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Found Guilty.-The Jury in the Cavender
adltery case, after being ont about fifteen
mbutes, this morning, returned verdict of
gdliy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

Wanted,-A first class carriage and orna.
mental painter wisbesa situation, Inquire
at this office. =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
q cog@K NO MORE.
FRY stRI{kIAs mELLIFLuous COUGH
II lg 3nALsAM.

! This ls The besl4ed cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds Hdstselet hFna, Whoopng Cough, and
ConsumPtSny II BODY who has tried this excel
lent Balrain hntl 1901 ucally recommend IT, Mrs.
Mitchell, Bari hcinnau, says she has been a
fearful suasrs3 VI 81 for many years, 30 bad as
No % y ebleio y 1 hiairs. she took one bottle
Of this Balselk and llI been beiter @ er since, and
adfises All sIo ha .laghs, Colds aud Asthma 10
tfy this yilntle CO nalsafn. Fifty oents per hot
~, sod byl dful !, and manufactured AT No, .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
EAEMPTION FROM THR DIR

DEksoNs claiming to be exempt nom the
Il scHpuon Act PASSED hy Congress March 5,
and nov aboutto take effect, can have their neoei
papers made out properly Aud promptly, BY calllu.
the othce OF the unders gued Pension and Roun.
Agents, No, s0s Third street, Dayton (oTer Stout
IRON stoFe.l
sei4davd TILToE A FITCH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
lsrenptlnlls

IMPORTANT NoTICE--I wall, until aier ii
lakes Plaee IN ms District, assist m proeui
m the second section OF the act 'for enrolm
calling out the national forces, and other purp
Known generally asthe Couscripl Law.
N Z. NOLAN
sulsd&W-t Attorney At
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02

A. WIGoIM, Sec'y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
Eelegrnpbiidbe Nacbrtt6fest
geri6tet fhg ben ~8altimcsr WeGer.@
Gnmgrekbrr banoInusrn.
8afttn8tOn, p. 6ebr,

@enat, - Gtne BslGluBua6me, bic
BON beiDen Sdulern an9enDmmene S6ab.
amtsnOtenbiu gum Druid su befGrbern pnrbc
SerIHOben.
5r. Bptpel braHte etne Bel1lnBnabme elm,
bdbin, Elm Spe3tolcommtttee Su ernennen, nm
Die n1beren GerbdltnilIe In 8etref Der @erbaf-
tnp9en ber Serren 3. MolOnsY unO .. Sber>
marp pon SUtpa un0 Ses 6srrn Duff ppn So,
3u nnterIuAen. 8erlAobsn.
!0r. 6elIenoen prd(enttrte bic 8e9lauttauH=
gen pes 6rn. 81. Mprrtll, nlS Senator fir
Wiaine
8erIAtebene 8ettticnen Dol Yrlbatlsuteu
tpurosn an Dis betrefenOen COMMITTEES Der
pielen.
ST. Sane BON Sanlds CAB eineu @elekbor~
lhlas eth tn Betref elmer 9anbtrase iibsr Die
Mtlitarrelereuttonen bel eeapenpprtb, pslGes
Dem @Omite nberpis1en tpurbe.
Or. Gunner beri6tete obleiten pcs Nltlt-
tGrcOmttes cine Bill CUR Nusfibruno pes matt
Beru ACKNOWLEDGMENT gertra9eS. Der @omite
iiberpieIen
SOoann wurbe Die Snbemntt1tsbtG wicper
ouf9snpmmen.
6ous,- Gin 9pnfcrenacpmite tpurbe In
8etrsf Der, Mittel unb @e9e bebufs uuter>
ilitnns Ose prdfpenten OUrl4lusenben 8iu,
erndnnt
Sn 8etref Der beantrueten Gntfernuna et>
mes Der PClt3tlten bes GasttOlS bertGtete 6err
Eratn, bab bic 8erfisune bariber Dem Gpm-
mifar Der StaatseebauOe aulteDe, unC bas
MttelieO, rel&ee ben bewubtcn Nntrae ae~
ftlt, Oenlelben 3utifsepasn babe.
DaS 0aus SerbanoeIte Damn iber bic Soft
0tu.
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Wnn @idehnre.

Cairo, 21. 6ebruar. Cine 8arae NIT
1000 Snlbel Scblen purGbra& Samfaa
Jta6t bic Slctoos, ubne sOn i6r bemerft ,t
rerben.
Der 8tfsbnrs DBbts" bonn neunten bic,
lss WfOnatS last, oub Ger 6lub feline ufrr ouf
Der S%Ouitana : Seite iber(Apemme. = Die
Staot De Soto, gidsburs eeseniber. fest
belnate unter Daler uno man slauht, ta6
DIE san3s !9albtnlsl balo itbsrl6wcmmt leln
tperbe.
@tne @orrelpcnpen, bes Sadlcn appeal"
pom 9. pislfe WfonatrS iust, Go untsrlieoe icbt
fellsm 3Ipsifel mebr, b1b bic iSOsrale @adt
arf Sebmstte Spr Der Stabt BidsburG con-
~centrtrt Jet.
Die MSrier = 8oote rurben eeHern 6inub>
9sl6leppt mad einem Buntte in Der Nate
oes 9dmmslplabee Der 6tUtte. - Man CT,
'pnrtet teosn auaenbIid bic grGfnuns pts an-
arifes.
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81 ntertt6sf1cbe UGa6rjbten.
Meitere GnmareRperaanbInnaen.

ESQ Dtngtpn Il. 6ebt.
SIN @enet paltrte Die iGbrlthe Noa.
rputsn=gia; ebenIo Die Bill iiber Dte Nntet.
lung zines neutrality-suspicious., NaA einer
I~dn0eren Debate pa1frte Die Bin iiber Sin
leewns elmer tsmpDrdrsn Scattering fur uoS
IerritDrtum Nri3Una NIT 25 Geeen ~ @tim.
men. Gin Barogrdpt Dsrbtetst pte Stlaeeret
i'm Esrrtturtnm. (Die1es 8erritotjun ent>
bait 10000 2naoratmetlen uuo 1eG Die
retGFgm Supper unO @%tlberminen in ben
Ser. Staaten beiben !; oud @plo wtrD In
pislen @egenDen gefnncen. Sc ftnoh 1900
Gruppsn bort; c~tefslben perbtn ober balo
cerfdrft weroen Sn Der NbenSfBun9 legte
0r. Wtllcn etnsn~ @elsBentUutf itber 8ilpiua
elmer Wtcnier Brigade Dor. :
Vctueu ttef bic NeIDlutipm auf, bstrffsnb
ben Druid BON @rtrasremplaren Der 8ricfe
bes SrisBemtriNers uuO bee Nuoiturs 6nrner
iber 6ie Ter6altunB unb @ntioGuna aeriKer
Gtaats@ uno poItttIGsr @sfanasneh. @r
ii6eraa6 8rtefe pcn .. u. MabUneY unb On
oeren, ttctiu lie trttdren, DAP Bic Gber Re ae-
mohten Nnanben in ben Btttfen bee Muoitore
unpo6r Ieiiti. Ycpea elaubte, Dob bic Qn.
eeleeenbett untsrlndt peroen Iclle, unp ia9te
er wer6e cine &eIoIuticn gu bic fem 3rede etn'
trinoen.
8IlOn aus WlaG, s~luubte, Oab Der Ssnut
f6 be1sr NIT MaBre9eln our unterperfiiuq
Der NebeuiCn bfib1ftiaen wirpe. ais mil
@Hmnben uber etnen Wdnn, tUelAer erlt BOZ
einer WUde In glelD gOtf 1eine Spmpatbit
fur Die Nsbellen ertlart babe. Na4pem IslbF
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DtegrOBe 6a bes SUlboten I'm
8ereins witp teute s6enb tim
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pab es BET ibnen nod stner belonbern gtnres
sune bon 9luBen bs0arfte, UNI Ie aur Shell.
natme odran gu ermuntern. Der eble 3rped
Der SaGe. Die u%pferfreupige 8ereitpiQtotett
Der beretts felt @cden, unter Spfern oQer
Irt, NIT ben 8Urtebruneen unb ~@tnrt&tunaen
beI6Gftt9t eepeIenen 9srren unb Damen, ace
ben eth d6tun9snertbes 8eilpttl, bonn ieSer.
noh Rr1ften unS In Ieiner @etIe na6fcmmen
bemGbt Iein miro.
t Die Be tn II q bes In Baltimore
Srrun9ludten @Ommanbsurcapttdns @puobua
tpurbe am SUnnabenb Sp[,Caen.
t @etprbene Sptbateu. - SIN
Der n~euelten TO6tenlite Der SerI&tebenen 500
fnben mir fOlsenpe peutI6tlinseupe
:
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6. Briud. 1877. 81. 81. 8ee..
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s &appsl, D Sc&. Serst s .; Slemun,
&eib, s 0; &erl, 9; 2ub, s.; 2iprttt,
5; QcHer, 0m (; @enntns, s 80; Otto, 90
); &outner, %; &ebler. s; Nidel, 6ct 2;
@ $; Stteffer, @ts; S9leBmeyer,
D & 60; Seicd. Geo; S6leufers, SEQ;
56lutman, s; SGurbe s.; Stetn, @eret
s; @6nen, Sus; S&mict, 6; SGram,
u; Timer, Yb; Ban 8altenbure, Yrtcr;
Belfenburg, > s; @ilccr, Son q 90;
Zimmerman, 81 W.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23

G~teueraeSet.

@aG6tnetun, %. Ssbr. Sc miro
in ben 8prIGldsen ber betrefsnoen COMMITTEE
feine &rtSbune per @btstsp(teuer beabFttiet.
DageJen lift cine 8erdnceruug Der 8are auf
Ole uuo 8ter auf 90 @ents per Barrel BIC
,unt /. Nprtl 1864 b%eubRGtlst. Die @apier~
iraae wtrb pom COMMITTEE beratben.
Das meme gamfselee.
Gapitalilen BADEN benz neuen Sanfgefeb
.6erstfs tire Nufmsrtlamtstt s%sriomst. @tne
@eenI6aft NIT einem Capital bon elmer bale
ben WtGtcn II i'm 8esriif lt6 tneurportren
,n talen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
Die ..NIabama.1

0te BON @artbdssna tcmmenbe Bart u@as
rap" bertdlst. 0aB fe auf Der 6S6e bes Gap
ct. AntuntC BON Ser. ct. RdnuneubCct
oSanosrbilt" ansebaItsn unD unterluGt rpurs
DC. 27er oGanperbiit" befanb fb auf Dem
SS0egf nab Samatcd, UNI auf bts vQlabama"
S0a0 III maiden.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
Scr Grica am 0umberIanh.

eoutSSille , 81. 8ebr. '@s 6eibt, bag
ote Jfebcllen @Solonel8 Suder unb 0bite NIT
ooO Gte 1000 Serittenen bel 0iia Spring itber
ofn Cumberland gegan9en Ietfn unb n6rcli6
3teben.
Sm 5anptqnartter perben Die @eriGte nI6t
9eBtonbt, oaB titrSli@ farle GapaaeFtt!D etas
ldenents pec 6cnpes iiber ben Cumberland
9e9anaen Ieten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-23
Der &dbnssaurm

New @Urt, 90. 6etr. Seit 9eute W1or>
gen 8 n4r 4erri&t bier elm furGtbares S6nte>
unwetter, uno bat bielsn Nbenp nc9 niAt
auf9sbSrt,
9bttabetpbta, %. 6ebr. @atIse.
!t4sS SHneepetter felt II Stunoen. Nies
mano tpa9t lff auf Die StraBe. Die giIsns
pabusass tperben ni9t purGtommem tTnuen.