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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

Sam Medary's Crisis, as ultra as tho
Philadelphia Age or tho Cincinnati In.
qu,rer, in advocacy of peace. at once, is
out for Little Mcclellan. Sam was spun.
ky for time, but finally succumbed un-
der the pressure of "private assurances"
it is said. The only organ Of the North
ern secessionists that still holds out is
the New York Daily Ncacs, which prom.
ises to 20 for Little Mcclellan just as
soon as he will "assert publicly, as he
does prirate!y, that he will favor IN im-
mediate cessation of hostilities!'-Mi.
Journal
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FROM OUR GENERALS.
Democratic Officers of the Army and Navy
on Political Affairs In General and
Gen. Mcclellan In particulars.
A glorious cloud of Witnesses.

Let our friends not fail to give the wi.
dest circulation to the document herein
after following. It is a sumner:
LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT.
General United States Grant is the
Lieutenant General commanding the ar.
mies of the Union-the hero of Done!
son, Shiloh, Vicksburgf Chattanooga, the
Wilderness, spottsyly hia, aud the cam.
paign against RichmdHd. General Grant
bas always been claimed as a Democrat,
and was even advocated for the Presiden-
cy by prominent Democrats. Neverthe.
less, in q well known letter written after
the fall Of Vicksburg, this conscientious
and modest man decisred:
"The people Of the North need not
quarrel over the institution of slavery -
What Vice President Stephens acknowl.
edges as the corner stone of the Confed.
cracy is already Knocked out. Slavery
is already dead, and cannot be resurrect.
ed. It would take standing army to
maintain slavery in the South, if We were
to take possession, aud had guaranteed
to the South all her constitutional priyi.
leges. l never was an 4 bo!itionist; not
even what would be called anti-slayery;
but | try to judge fairly and honestly,
but it became patent to my mind very
early in the rebellion, that the North and
the South could neuer lice at peace rith
each other, erccpt as one nation, and that
mithout skaeery. As anxious as l an, to
see peace established, I ,ct uH not, there
to'e, be piling to see any settlement until
this question is ,torerer settled"
The position, antecedents, aud charac
ter Of General Grant no less en,tle his
celebrated letter on the question Of peace
to profound respect. On the 10Th of
August he wrote as follows regarding the
condition of the rebellion:
"Their only hope now is in a divided
North. This might give them reinforce.
meuts from Tennessee, Kentucky. Mary.
land and Missouri, while it would weak,
en- US. With the draft quickly enforced
the enemy become despondent, and would
make but little resist >tancc | have no
doubt but the enemy are exceedingly
anxious to hold out until after the Presi.
dental election. They have many hopes
from ats 'Gccts Wey hope counter req:
o|utto"; they hcpe the election cfthe peace
candidate. In fact, ike 'Mcuuber,"
thy hope for something to turn ap. Our
peace friends, # thy crpect peace from
separation, arc much mistaken. II uould
dut he the beginning of war, actth Mous,
ans's or Nortnsrn men joining Mc Souht
because Of oar disgrace in ollo,cing sep.
aroti,n TO have peace on any terms
the South would demand the restoration
Of their slaves already freed; they would
demand indemnity for losses sustained,
and they would demand u treoty mhich
rould make the North s1arehuntcrs for
the South They would demand pay or
the restoration of every slave escaping to
the North"
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EXCHANGE uTEICE.

eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
ehasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed American gold furnish.
ed At . small premium. -s
5lr Ofiea over Holssla der's store.
- WM. II. TCTHlLL.
Tipton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

DAMpENER.-The Syracuse Journal
relates tha. on Saturday last, while .
train on the old road was stopping at the
Cayuga bridge for refreshments, a asrty
Of blatant McClclianites went through
the cars after STRAW" Meeting an
old gentleman he was asked his prefer.
ence for President. lie named Lincoln,
"But,' said he, l have five nephcws in
the army who each prefer Mcclellan y
Applause from the Cops followed, when
one Of them congratulated him upon the
choice Of his nephews and said: "Allow
mo to inquire under what General they
are making targets Of themselves" I'm.
asine their surprise when tho old gentle.
man answered: "Gon. II. Il. Lee"
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THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Once, No. al Second street. Particular attea-
Ion given to collections in Muscatine Louisa.
Cedar, johnson and Scott countics-titles exam.
ined. taxes paid, &c. -
sk&e tf Vs.. *"a
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j. +. KENNEDY.

DHYSICfAN AND SURGEON, TIrTos, Iowa.
Il Ofirc, first door west Of Reigart McNa.
msra's drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. ...at Ii0nls1
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JOHN s. TUTIITLI.,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PuRLIC
e and Insurance AGENT. Participating Poll
cies issued on reasonable terms Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10TH 1858. nSGvl0ya1
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wv! Boltos,I Esq rec>
iue Grsen, Louisiana,
tobacco fsctcYy in F
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Of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application Is successful. Office in the base
ment OF the Court House, TrPToN, Iowa May
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.
uavss purchased large stock Of Printing Material,
- n prepared to execute every variety OF
% Plain and Ornamental Printing.
v..., surn,h. on short notice, DEEDS. BoNDs, and
s,tcsAL DLAnxs, Of every description, in neat and
asisfDstory manner. =at
TP GIVE % 4 TRIALIeEH
IA. II RoruRocK W. p. WoLF
a'a q ROthrOck & Wolf,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
- rrProN, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. 5
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DIR. SMITH,

Uts Fs T. SMITH,,
CURGEON DENTIST. Artificial i3YYS5
y Teeth on Fulcanized Rubber: @1AIly
also. Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work II desired. Oilice over Childs
atore, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
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WIN. ELLIOTT,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
q lecting Agent. Applications made for
Bnek Pay, Bounty and Pensions
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SYLVANUS YATES,
ia ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIPToN. Iowa.
VxYILL promptly attend to all business in.
wv trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid TO collections. -.. .. [n4ll
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MAJOR GENERAL SHERMAN.

haJuh bENEhaL hHSNAAS
Major General VIM. Tecumseh Sher-
man is Commander in Chief of the grand
army in Georgia. At the outbreak of
the war he was military Professor in
Louisiana and a witness of the political
outrage by which that State was coerced
into rebellion. Given a command in the
war, he was shelved by the Mcclellan
military administration charged with
military "lunacy,' he was removed from
command Of Kentucky, to give place to
Buell., notorious failure. Gen, SAer-
man has been a long suffering Democrat
aud soldier, and it is owing to his expe-
rience in Louisiana, and his various OBJ.
seryation Of the war and its leaders, that
he so strongly fayors the policy of eco
ercion" He was the hero of the rapid
and brilliant march from jackson to Me-
ridian, Miss, ESQ vehemently DETAINED by
the copperhead men, in which he bro:
off from the enemy's territory nearly
1000 coored laborers. In his last great
act he confscated a whole city (Atlanta),
aud yet We do not hear the copperheads
complain; for they claim him as a Dem.
ocrat! We shall show that General Sher-
man is the most radical of radicals. 1t
is we'll known that he publicly declared
himself 10 favor of not only crushing the
rebellion, but Of making the rebel States
pay the war debt But the following cx-
tracts from General Sherman's letter will
be sufficient to convert any copperhead
from the belief that General Sherman
will vote for Mcclellan:
"Whilst | assert for our Government
the highest military prerogatives, am
willing to bear in patience that political
nonsense Of sldue rights, State rights free
dom Of conscience, freedom, Of press, and
such other trash. Sherman to Major
Sawyer.
II contend that the treason and rebel
lion Of the master freed the slave, and
the armies have commanded have con-
Quoted to safe points more negroes than,
those Of any General officer in the army"
-Sherman to the Massachusetts Recruit
ing Committee.
"The Government ofshe United States
have, in North Alabama, any and all
rights they choose to enforce an rar; to
take their lives, their homes, their lands,
their everything; because they cannot
deny that war does exist there, and ,oar
is simply poner unrestrained by Consti-
tuition or compact, '-Sherman to Nayer
II N Samyer, commanding at Hunts
v'He, in april last.
"The people Of the South, having ap-
pealed to war, are barred from appealing
to our Constitution, which they have
practically denied They have appealed
to war, and must abide its rules and laws.
The United States, as belligerent party
claiming right in the soil as the ultimate
sovereign, have right to change tho
population, and il may he and i both
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l~lQoeuet 8lodapebre9ers 3uridtebreno uno I'M
Beortff. in ben 9afen pom . tenpe %einSuIaufen,
1ieS lie ouf Die QeOpplo 8ant, pp ie liegen
b[ieb. sic mar nab ben leBten 8eri6ten nod
nibt fIott uro man fir6tete na6 ben lebter
8eri6ten, baB tie genGtbi9t fem piroe, allie
ibre i6tperen &anDnen iber 8pro su perfel.
Ser 8lpGapebre3er enttam.
0ie 8eitdtignng Der Wtpnrpes0 pctrin bur6
ben GOngreB bat in 5ranfrei6 cine groBe Muf=
regung berporgerufen.
9ie uSnOepenpance 8elge" lagt, oaB, oa
Marimilian Die &rpne a%ngenommen babe, er
corauf beoadt gemelen lein mitiIe, Der Semi
i6aft Der Ser. Staten Srpb gu bieten.
Napplepn bate Die Shakespeare Seier in 4a=
rtS unteria9t, mas 9rpben llnpilen inter ben
bort lebenOen @ngldnpern erregt bate.
Na6ridten aus Wtaoeira meloen, oaB ii0
Der 8irat D6lprioa" uno Der Ser. ct. 9anpfer
st. Qpuis" SIT 9leider 3eit Dalelbt befuroe1
bdtten.
Sem ySt. Souls" puroe erlaubt, "a Stunf
ben Dot Dem pSlOrtoa" BON bort ab5ufabren.
Die 8erbanOlungen oes Barlament3 waren
unpi6tig.
Ser vSemp8" BON 8ari8 oentt MIR gering
ppn ben 8eldll1en bes observation-disclosures
pOn 8aibin9ton in 8e5ug uuf Oferifu II, meint,
DAP benielben meni9itens pdbrenO Der aegen<
~pdrti9en Sibung feline 6Ol9en ge9eben weroet
tperoen.
Die Odnii6en Nadridten entbalten, auBer
benz Sail BON 9iippel, nidtS Neues.
gii6tS Neue8 mar pD%rgefommen, felt Der
86nig pOn 9renBen Die Sruppen bel 9lppeI
beiu6t bate.
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=, Ser 6einb purOe gei6Gagen unp eintge
Ideue nur0en Qemd6t.

Ser 6einb purOe gei6l0gen unp eintg'
tqene pur0en gema6t,
r QrtanIassS luB fdlt raid.
t Sampler v8rO9reB" muroe neuli9 be
,roia ~angegrifen ulo cine 9edbano purbt
moet. 9ann wltrpe er bel @ranb Safe an.
Ten, no Elm Guerilla eet6otet uno 10 81
lgenen gema6t puroen. Bum britten UtoI
er bel Der Sniel SO Is ~angegriferL abeI
bei6dOigt, Die Mtilitdrbeb6rOen preiler
'e in ben 0tilitdroienit, Inn cine Ba6e tar
8laB berjtten SIT MAIDEN.
loucab ioq abermalS beprpbt iett ll1o
:egeln sum S9ub beiielben peroen er9r'fz
So beiBt, DAB Saltlen0e pcn Glntpopner1
8l0ucQ6 uno GpntrabanO8 III eIne1t un1=
pon 10 O(eilen pon iener Staot duf Der
zen Seite oe8 8luIeS gelagert iino.
u. Osborn wuroe am 81. pS. bel @arbUn<
p~ermunoet.
atrp, 2. Wtai. Die Generdle 8anipm II.
Tuo 8aHugiere bes Samplers MempbiS"
9(ew Orleans. Ser ~erltere erbplt 1t9 raid
Ieiner 8uuOe. st ipri6t Den General
lie ppn aler S6ulO an benz neuli9en I'M
BET Sabine GroB 3oao8 fret. Sen. Stone
: iib bel Der gau5en 9(rmee oura feline AM
mo 8. bep;eiene Sapferteit beliebt semadt.
Die 8anoe, wel6e oas &anpnenbpot v8ez
3 faperte, beitan0 aus 800 Wanr, pelde
2 5tijd Irtiqerie unb nit Wtlt8feten pl6bz
Elm 6euer ouf ba8 Boot er6fnete. 9ie
antpOrtete io9Iei6, uuo e5 e%utitanr
@efeat, ais bet 9ampffenel BON
! au9el 9etrofen, erplOoirte, urD pas SpCt
beiBem 9ampf erfiQte, Der Die Mtanni6aft
ng, oai7elbe 5u perIaien. 8elden S6apeu
Eeino erLitten. lit niht befannt.
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Wfaoame 9~enriette pom MGber,
bic herihmfe Mnhrfnnerin.

sibt nur fir cine fnrse 3ett @ustu # lit Baltimore tn ter
91b r~f1eefuuf, rber @inenfhdften, In Der pbrepOlpsie Mirr-
IlSste, GbtrSmantbia nnD 9laneten n. + no; giebt Austnnft
BON alien Gsgsntdnbeu bs 9ebens. BON Netfen iber @afer
ohtr su 0dnb. 1brefenten Greunben. Qiebibaften unb Setra
Sen, neutrality-suspicious. ~ 9ewinnen Oher III ~Serlteren,
Rrdntudten, Seben rber Cob u. 7. ~. ~i6trhaupt Iber oue
gerbdltnife unb Nneslesenteiten bes neafaliGen 2etenf,
tvoS Az riGen nusb1r tn.
Sic TT su fsre9en Bon Ntorssns 10 utr Bis Ibents 7 ubr
In So. 1913 gHgf pycttRy.f, noge Saupserhr, @inaone I'M
IGdnaen S1t pStr TtfnmtuSs Gtpre. MoDWt)
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WarDi lamb Stnato= Tnir.
SpesieQe 0efanntmnhnnn-

Die Inter Ift6neten MAIDEN hermit befannt, bas lie er.
nannt wurbel, in @entisbett elmer Helplutipn BIZ @reeuttv.
@rmtte's, aae Artiftl, wel6e nod unperpadt uno uuyer.
fault ater Der 8atr sel6entt iinb, ;uiamrnens ufelen uno
mad fatalpati9em S~srbet1ntB in D~fisntltGer aufIipa su.t
Seiten ter Jdir ;u SerfaRFen. taT ~ eHa
D~teientgen DAMIEN, ~riae bic Glide beaufTdttstt,, fpwie
ete, 10 moo @egenttanbe hahen, fnp b6ft # erfudt, t~ieiel6en
LObalo ais m6gli6 iamnnt SerSethnib unb 8sf1reibuna unb
tantftt benz Nantsn eer IHpciatiOn BON welher ie esTte, it
wureen, mad benz QDaarentanS Der So. 6. Draft Il Sr., Ne.
Y 8. eEarIsS Str. su f9tfen. -
re4 @erarbE &. SpYttns.
- Spfepb s.. Merebttb.
lWtdt5-1) " 81 s. as. G1reu 6 vale. ~.
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9ie eonaitmiremSe GomDcntion.
M~nnappItS.3. !

annapolis, 3. WtdI.
3n Mblpeienbeit @plosbprougbS oes 8rdiis
Hten, tpuroe Stodbrioge pOn Baltimore Sun1
nlpordreu 8rdlpenten erpdblt.
Die neutrality-suspicious. ppn Wtr. Chap
an 8i4in95lep pom st, 0tarp8 Co., pom Wtr.
lapio 6. 8luliitpne ppn Sent, BON eSSpe 8.
bona8 I pom Baltimore uno BON &lrpprt
jobulton pm 9Dr6elter 81. puroen ent9egens
eupmmen.
Glart pon Qrince Georges 60. i6lug Dor,
in Gpmite pon Sjeben gu ernennen, pel6es
her Die 2~tnitelung, Die Nmt$pfliAten u1o Gez
)alt BON alien 8eamten 5u beridten babe, mel6e
'en itebenOen Counties nidt angebDren.
Stirling bedntragt, cine 8ei6luBnabme Iber
)teien &ntrdg ous5uieben, bis Die bereits beanz
raqten GOmite5 ernunnt ieien.
Daniel, cine 9teiplutiDn, ale fir ben Sc
3raub Der Contention %beitimmten 0ofunente
orltfen gu IaIen uno oieielben ben &epprtern
ejn5ubdnoi9en, Die st eiuem Sib in Der Gonz
BentiOn beredtigt ieien.
Scptt beautragte ba5 Spl4enbe; 9d Der
5taotratb BON Baltimore oer Gonoentipn cine
toItenfreie 6alIe fir uniere SiBnngen pferirt
bat, 10 iet e5 beidloien, DAP mir oieie5 grpB=
mitbige Qnerbieten annebmen uno un3 nad
iener Staot perta9en, 1pbalp mir ppiitipe 9tahz
rtdt erbalten baben, DAB Die t6alle Su inherent
Gmpfang in 8ereitihaft itebt.
Shiep: 0b irgeno cine ~pff5tele Na6ri6t
ppn benz 8ei6lub oes StaotrQtbS eingelaufen
iei2
8errp pon 8rince Georges Gountp: Set
6egenitdno perlange ernItlide 1leberlegulig unb
CT beantrage baber &eridiebung ber 8eratbung
oeiietben auf 8 Sage. 9ts
t0ebb: 3ie Convention Tonne ii6 AUDI pbne
giuIaoung oe8 Staotratb8 nad Baltimore per=
ta8en.
Stirling beantragt, ben Gegenftano fir NOR
gen auf Die Sag Spronung gu feben.
8elt, e8 iheine, ais lei nod feline ~pfi5ieIe
Ginlaoung erfol9t unD e5 iei oaber an9eme1en,
Die @erbanolung iber ben Gegenltano at per-
i@ieben.
Daniel, e8 iei betaunt genug, mas Der Stabt.
ratb beidlOien babe.
Guibing, Der gpridlag, Die Convention mad
Baltimore ein5ulaeen, lei nidt BON benz Staot.
ratb an3ge9un9en.
Barron, Die NeIolution oes Staotratbs lei
i'm 9etreueu Glauben ~erlaIet lnoroen ur1O Die
0Oo 6eIOw8 6aa, Die Temperen5 Sale uno bic
3e6abite 6alIe itebe Der Convention sur Ser
figun9.
G8lep; 9a Der Staotratb nod feline Ginla=
eung %erlaien babe, ip perOe er fir geridiebune
%ltimmen.
8errp, Die G%inlaoung peroe morgen erfolseu
unO ct beontroge oaber, bic 8~eicIutipn aus3a-
iebert.
S6Ieps 9lntrug, Die 8ei6Iubfafung auf
uorgen 1 nbr 5u peri6iebeu, wurbe angenom<
men. 8
Barron beaatra9t, cine eiierne Spitte artaus
i6qfen, IN pel6e man bic 8apiepe Der GOnpen=
tim eini9lieBen t6nne. Ct ipieIte babel auf
6q8 Acknowledgement bon Bapieren mdbrenb
Der IeBten 9egi8latur an. @errpOrfen.
gertagulg bis. mprsen II rbr.
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Nabritbt an StcucrSoblcr.

Gitg Gcuectprs Office,
galtt IRE, IS. Mprtl 1864.
Die 3stt BIS ;u mel6erD iscpntp fur Stae!fenern vun
1864 erIGubt 1t, nurbe SeitenS bes S~tabtratbs perldnaert.
User eaber ittne SteMsrn an rosr pr benz 81. Wlat 5. S.
beidblt eTb1lt einen Ab;u9 Spn 8 PCT. , scpntc an lieaem.
eem uHb s psf. an peri6nltdem G~iDentbdm bewtat3t.
ALLEN, nsI6e nit Ger vi ;abiung tb er Stabt- un6 Stodtss
feuern BON 1868 uno ~fribern Sabren ned, I'm Nuffan6
inb, eiene Sur Na&ri@t, bB tbnen n PCT. ;use l9laeen rpiro
unb lie I'D mob weitern unfpfea ane Iesen rereen, menn
eieie Steuern nibt an peer Ger REM so. oS. beS BIT 1tnr.
MW9Wftu6 so. y price
(Dt-5) 1G lt GtUfls10t r@itu Solicitor.
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Sin S@muaaIer aebauat.

Utempbt8, 20. 2lpril. Wtartin Smith
roe beute in Sort 8iIering pe9en Sdmlgs
n3 pom 3anobat6en an ben SeinO unO Gto.
IDS bjngeridtet, Gr iugte am @aIgen, DAT
ihulOig unO DAP feline 6trafe 9ere6t iei.
oei anOere 0ldnner b%einben ii6 ~gegenpdrtiq
gen befelben @erbreden8 i'm Srptnz@efdng=
5 unC werOen mabrideinIi6 bieielbe Sttofe
tejpeu.
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glcucrco ouo NlLrppo.

Stem 9 prt, 3. 0tai. Ser 9ampfer
Scotia" 1T NIT Nadri6ten pom "a. bier ein=
9~etaufen.
Ser ameritanii6e General > GOniuI Sbaper
1T IN @9ppten 9eitorben.
GaribalOi bat GnSlunO perlufen. gor ieiner
Abre!ie erlieB er cine AoreIie, tporin ct Dem
8olt fur ieine ber5(ide 6reunoli6teit bantte.
Gbe er abIabr, ftlbitidte er nit elmer @eiea'
i9aft BON Nnnerifanern unb I'M @erlauI Ieiner
genertun9en la9te~er, er peroe germ fir bic
Union Te9ten, ober CT balte es segenndrtie
ni6t flr n0tbtg. ct nuroe pom 9rins bon
8aleB beiuht.
9ie Der. Staten 5resatte rNeariaqe" bate
neuli9 Elm fnuppss Gnttommen. Bon Der err
fCtStOien GerTOfSang zines NIT 8numApOIe be-
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Mcfrmtem D~erlanof
Comp. 8 Oes 2. WlO. aeeiments

Comp. s beg 2. Mo. @esiments.
Disfts Ia bic stnStSe beutf1e Grmsaente bss 2. g7b.
3Re8iments. gD1brenb Der Dduer res uTIauts rplrb fur
cbtst @~onpa8nte nod refrutirt, pelfe ndbren6 tes ,8rteeeS
tart etlttten bat unb md 90 Mtann brau6t, UNI rteter SO1s
;dtIi9 3u ferben.
@etfutirunss. 8 flee O~eebenbpne, Ir. 81 Nrebertffr.,
watrtnh Der Gdses3eit unh $40 rrb6It Seper, Der etnsn Res
truten brsnet, phtr SIS fur einen @eteranen.
Capt. Trtebr 80. 9ed.
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3uOcr6Nuf INSTRUMENTATION.
Nnrll1 III u%crfnufcu.

.xAssN. GIN Sarm, etrd 20 Metltn BON Der St0bt. an Der
Baltimore & Sbip @ifcnbabn. BON 81 adern, 90 @der be-
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umfast 2 iuase pierbe, s 8abt Rinbsr, S4psiae, 3abusr
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seixnb., WaIerESrridstsd. Nd6erss Ir. 70 Isf gdtt-
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NJ Mcoiment WiomIon0 0IrtiIIerie.

%MA Nc9iment Wtarplono 9Irtillcrie.
.TMsAASS SeitenS bes arieesmintfers uub Gpuserneurs III
&2xS Grldnbuts Grttetlt pproen, BIS sum 10. Mat Elm Yr.
tt1ertc- Jte .nent bot MIrplan6 gu r~etruttren. Capt. \. %.
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terle nr6 bier ltest. sum aetrutirunpegti1 # crmmanbirt.
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$500 SSantp irerbsn eteenrarts bejatlt BIB. 500 spn
ben Der. Staaten unb 5000 BON Der Sfdct. $40 erbalt ie.
Der Sc!bat Uter Burger, Der einen RcTruten brinat unb SIS
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Us tnb WrrtetrunSen getrplen. bag iefen Dtentas, DON.
nrrnds une Sdrnfds III ieeer Mpbe, 0prmi!tass IL Ibr.
aue Greiriatsen, mel6e bis az bteftn Eaeen einsetretdD
fne, lei hem StactreSifrdtpr ts Staettrunts a~nebe3abIt
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Nusertem Fat bds Grerctttum btreitS besSnnen unb bic
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3rpeisUerein Ses Gentral.a cfOrmpereims.
a.. 9GarD.

Den SewPbnern bar 4. Wsdrb biene biermtt aur glo6ri6t.
ods lp Ter Sret9= 0teferit-Were eenannter QGarS tn GER
am legttn Wflttpo4 absebaltenen @erfanmluus r6rmllG
rrS6ntltrt bat pie ieselmdetsen Der lanhnlunsen merben
IN ouInnt lsee; Wttttpe1 Abeno UNI s utr I'M Sptale ees
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SarbicrsSbpD III Derfaufcn.

Gin 4arbtersel&ait In MnnapDIte, welGes etae {ebr
quite &anef@oft bat, 1T weesn @elHdftsSerSnberuns Nute
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Nre0erice 2lDenme NanDerein.

Der pbt8e 8eretn 1T spl fSnttg crsanifrt unb bur6 Die
9nnaenae elmer 3~mtdmasigen @onfttutiot un6 elmer erpser
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Die Nctittpn oce Gcntrol Mcform YScrcinS

Oeerufie Gremplars Der Petition an bic Staatss pnSen.
ttpn lttegen %nHatnebr bel 1errn 9rins sbein, Stc. 10 Sit
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au9emeln uae l@nea nit Grait unO @iier an bic Sate se.
e1naen mirb. llHSSH9
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