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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

IL takss all summer.
The New York Timss' correspondent,
dates Besmada Hssdrsds, iBsA, says. se
In the eoasss Of the morning General
RssiaE EessiEsd = Gag ii ssass fspss, a.
snsmy, signed Gsn. BasArod Jokason,
containing shres proposisioas, aakiag per.
missisa q canSs wishiA aaf liuss a u.
mevs sAsis woasdsa and barry shsis dead,
the ssooa<i asaing "a sxehaags q shsal
woandsds and tbs third askiag gsnssal
axsAaags sl psiaeaers. sTs ne asgs Bat.
Ter replied thss che work had alrssds bssu
duns. 10 The sssoaa be aaasaaesa Alaa.
self ready q Assssss. SO he laird IL 10.
piled shAs 10 szsAsaks 81 AsaasAy, wsal
troops eoold be effected until the coated .
esass aashorisis# asaaowlsaga solossd
soldiers OF war.
Ths Washingssa STAR Of shs latin - ~
An oakoef who arrived to-day reports
taat Al ) o'clock yesterday q diapasaa was
received d the froas from sigslsa cam.
maad. dated Raslsrss Aoaasaia, bsswssu
Charlottesville aad I.iaeAhs1n ~ 10 .. "a,
saaesaeiag sAas biz I'D sosn %
Ne Tailrsnaz M 5wo paasss. ID
miles bel - 80 aad aasa
we ssasl 4 y - end
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15
0eri6ts : TerbunbIunaeu.

Criminal Court Margaret Smith
uno Suian Grap, tpesen gegenieitigen @nsrifs;
freigeipro6en na6 8esablung Der Soften.
Sobn Nunoer, pesen Nnsriffs uuf Gbritian
8enper; b~eiselest eegen 3abllns Der Soften.
Barbara 81. Ypung, megen 9lngriffs auf
Dtarp Slider uap Marp Slider pe9en be6elben
ger9ehenS ge9en 6. Hanoplpb 0cuns, Elm s.
jdbriges Sinh; beipe 8arteien besablten ibre
Soften.
@m, gants, wegen ~9lnariffs auf Mtpies
aoler; 8arfs UNI 81 unp Soften seitraft uno
unite $500 Sirgidaft fir sutes 8enebmen ae=
ltellt.
6. 6. 9pmns tpe9en 9~ln9riffS ali Gbparp
6are, uno 6rancis Armitrong ipegen belIelben
gersebens aegen elm aino; @egen ,3ablung Der
Soften beigele9t.
Siaac Cattle ipesen Nngrifs auT George
Gbannetts nit einem WteIer; entlaIl EN-.
GDwarb 0tc&elben, ein Sploat ipegen Gpms
prumittiruug ppn 8pli5iit 8ebfprO uno wesen
S6lagens ppn Salompn Gaufmann; freige1
iprp6en.
superior Curt. - Bennington, SUIT
ton & Comp. ps. 9pbbin & Comp; Sub
curia.
!0eute tpntmen Die Nummern 547-596 sur
8erbanolund.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15

GrpBer 0tebfabl.- Nm SamStaq
nuroe Der Grpcerpltore Der SIS. Sing & 8urs
dell, Gde BON 8ermOnt 9tpenue & Is. Str,
erbro6en uno @egenitdnoe i'm 8ertb BON etpa
$1,000 aus bemielben ge1tohlen. Wtan bat
bi5ber nod nt6t permp6t, iroeno cine Spur
oeS Sbdters 81 entoeden.
7 9teb It abI.- @er9aa9ene gta6t wurz
De &nt. &bpmas an Der Gde pom II. unb g.
Str, mdRreno er ben 9lmbulans 9arf paifirte,
ppn 3 0(ann, mel6e baieIbit ais @d6ter ita=
tionirt toaren, angefa(len uno nm einen t6ut,
einen 9~plpenen Sting unO $3.50 beitpblen.
Spbn WtODre uno Spbn 6ugertp, pel6e SIT bie@
lem 9ieb6gelinoel g%eb6rten, puroen fetgenpntz
men uno nd6 Der Sail ipebjrt.
! 6enrY 8. SOB, Capt. & 9rpfpBz
marl6au, bat auf 8efebG BON Sen. 0tartinoale
befObler, ieOe8 SpielbalS Sn i6lieBen, unb Die
Ndlitdrpatrpnitle bat baber oaS &e6t, OieS su
tbuu.
"a Ser Surnperein 5n Gepr=
getpmn bdlt beute Nbeno einen grpBen Ma8=
tenbaI in Der 3urns unO t6orrrpnie 6alle alb.
Die umfafenOiten @prbereit1ngen murben ges
rofen unO mir iino feit iber5eugt, DAP feiner
Der 6eittbeilnebmer Oieien MasfenbaQ unbefrie@
oigt p~erluiien miro.
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Midrftprei.
@altimpre, IL. 6ebr.

baltimore, IL. 6ebr.
8inppteb ~ 9e9en $50 Stitd mlrz
ben gum &ertauf ats9ebpten uno bra6ten. BON
10000 a 100 Bfp. Niartt belebt.
S6meine. = 2ebenoige S6lpeil1e pltr>
ben SIT 10.00-t1.00 a 100 9fo. p~erfarft.
S6afe. Gute Sdafe bradten 6 bis
bis Scents a 9fb. 0tebr 3ufubr, ais friiber.
Gaffee.- 9tip fpitete 3344-334 a 8fo.
int Wbplelale.
Mebt- Super 100 = $50 Sumilp
9.75 bis 1925. &Osge1unebG 7.OO.-7.123
Gprnmebl 5.5O-5.624.
Sntterftpffe- @ei5en 1.6O bis LIS
a Sulbel; Well6fprn 1.15 Bis lie a 9ibl;
9afer 90 Gts a 8ibl.
WDlaiieS - ipnroe in perl9ieoenen
Quartitdten SIT 40 bis 20 @t5 pfferirt. 8prtp
Rtcp ni6t int DART.
Brpptiipnen-- S9inten 10 Bis 153
GtS a 8o; SdulteriRide 8x--9 Gents;
S6tpeinefett 13d bis 16.
Sal5 = grpuno Nllim 2.25 Bis 2.3O,
fetnes 2.8O-2.85; Surts Sslano 60 "a 8ibl.
Sen Sintptbp bis 3~.75-3.873.
3n der Cuba (@rOcerp) 1900 Biz IA.
25 Bprtp HicD 1926 bis 1850; g1efp>
Orleans 14.25-15.25.
@btstsp"-- 0biO 1886 @ts.r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15
agrefoamarfaaas efFee,
in scr Surn. mne @armOnie.@ant,
0rltter l3l 0lltrItt.

~I"FVF " ~FtFV'F'
Baltimore, 5. 6ebr. 1864.
Die Examination Ser in biefem 0iFrift @usse6o6enen
1T uuune6r ~ooleu6et.
Ollie Diejeuigeu, mel4e u~uterIaIIeu babeu, it6 su Der
3sjt. tie III BEN i6nen itSerianbteu 8eite15ettet ~angeSeber
mar, 81 metpen, perpeu uub itHO hermit s~tebeutet, buB,
peuu Fe it9 ni4t iretrpiuig an pber Dor benz 70. Sebrual
b. 8. auf uuierem 6auptquartier, $40. 26 ScGibapfraBe
freipiIig fe1en, fe itb iebeS Qnrett8 auT 8ereiung BON
0ttlisarbteufte, ii es burb 8e3o6lung Der 9ostaufsiuut=
me, lei e5 bur6 Gtelun8 zines Su6ftituten pber burd ir
geuo eiuen auogru @ruuo, p~eruftig MAIDEN.
8teiel6en werben ais D~eIerteure ber6aftet unb mad Ben
4nerbRuugen Der &1iegSurtifeG befraft tperbeu.
2eopolS Slumcnberg,
Ee66S) BrofoB=DtariGaa, 3. Siitr., 0tb,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15
Sffice beg 81. q. @eneraIs@rofOSt
~ a1fAau8 fur Eetatpare mub
sS5 nwhEnub
8attimsre. ". NCo

BnItfm pre. q. Nppenlber 1908.
Bpleenbe Snhruftipuen BON her Office eeS GenerGl-
prDfeB.NlarIbaas perben 3ur 8enntntB Splder sebradt, bic
inter biser 3ie6uns sesreen ppreen iinb pper nod Seipesn
merten.
II Gin se3ssnerW lann wtr6 gum Sple1t Der Der. Staten
burd bic Sbdtd6e, has ietn gldme in Der 9tebuna bernltstant.
Ste Tim 6urh BEN Yrufpezglarftda 3%usefteate Nptit TT nir
etne Anjetse biefeS Itatbefanbes uno eth Sefenl 1t1 81
stnsr o%sitimmten 3eit unb an etuem teiftntInten Ylas sum
Dieuft 3u melben. r
y Der QrttteG 20 beS SrteeSsefeeeS entbdft %frlasnbe BE
rlmaua9; 4ue Sfiitere unb Splbaten, bic rberfubrt tno
eslerirt ~ letn5 fraen Rem & CD erleiben ,p6er fel6e aneere
Saae ais cas- urt9etl hes 8rtessBeri&ts dber ff ~Serbdnsen
y. y. ~grOfp6-Iiarl6aa fir 9slapare unb Mtars.
(28glOb-9 Io1S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15
Srlcdn8 SanDerci1t.

Inter pbieem gtanien lit elm reuer 9duterein In Der Mlts
itabt e~egriineet wprben, ippjn am etaeu Ser Iantnfun98s Nbeno
beretts iber 200 Mnttetle eeSetGnet murber. Mm Iiittrp6,
ten IL. 8ebr., Nbenbs INT Z llbr, wtrb in bent f6Gnen Sadle
bes teltebten Wirttes S. 9einri6 9tnbner 1T Ganalar.. nnte
SrIeanSitr bic sreite 8erianntIuts o~bgebaltet. wrbei tdS
@infhreibeselO erbr6en tptrc unb bic 8eamtsnpatl iattfinr
bet gu ~steletttger Ebetnatnte ldten elm
Carl Etaubt @a8par Nttlaus, SD. 2dufer,
Z. 3ulaut 6. 8nlnuf @ecrg 8. Ott,
5. 4inbenGrn, ~2epnbarbt WeteI, @eter Shmibt f
rnb Siele Mubere.
(Gn-MYfN Qnni6 9 II Ia II L. So Gefr
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Wrofo8s u arGa9auss0fae

0rjttgr 3D. DtltYIft BON WIarptanb.
Baltimore 13. SeSr. 1864.
gBir beglau6igen 6iernIt, baB bic naGftebeno beseids
ueteu Berioneu, pelbe I'M bcitten g. @pnsreB : Difrit
BON WharDlano ge3o9eu t%rureeu, burd bic i3ren Namen
6~eigefIgten @riinbe ron Der 3ie6uus befreit wprben ino.
nGHlih
HE6reterid @tebiuger, u. gsatb, int 9. ct. 0liIitGrs
Dienft Mi8aet s lutmon6, II, tp; SEQ 6 @oatt, 10,
20; qus ~gBiegaub, Is, DO; goer6arb 6 9eder, 19, DO.
2eOpUlr SIuulcibcrg,
BrpfoBmari6alu. 8rGi. be5 @nrpairun9S 8earb.
g5m. &ropfs,
@inrpliruug8sg pmmiHGr.
<bOs. S. WiurSOd,,
9rst be8 @iHrp1irun9s@Boar
GitO GommifffDner8 Sfficc,
~8nlttmpre,1 II. Getr. 1864.
Der StabtzG pmmifdr bat cine %sptitatipn on ben Gieen'
tbumsbeiisern an Selearaptir., sfpifden 9Ofndn+ unb pre-
ftonar. con Rp6fr nab 9ennipto. Apenue 5uldufenb, erba1-
ten, ben ~bea9ten SBetl rcu Gelegrapbftr. e%raotren, curpen
un6 pfdtern gu ldlsn.
Derielbe mddt raher befaunt, tas ale Diejeniesr nelde
bierbpn bettpfen wer6eu, am Nlpnta5, ben %. Jebruar B. S..
I'M 10 utr 9prmtttags auf pbiser Office 5- erfAetaen uni
eieie Insetr8enteit nit gu beratten baben.
&uf Bfehl
SOB omttEy
QZ-22iebrja4 Glert Der StaeteDnutiiare
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Q0afbin0tOn 6OteI I'm Drrfanfen.

9teles 5ptel ltest brett am Qa5ler. up ber S6iF6abrts-
gerfe9r am Itdrtfsn TT un6 erfreut it'd Der befen !Run6l&dft.
Die @turt9tun8 TT elegant un6 p~pqhdubte. Mtan melee ff
am Dlnse islbt @fe Spn Ibames urb QnnFr. GT?npl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15
GitD G0mmif6Oncr8 Sfiicc,
Gefnune Scr Galn,bcrfanOifra6e.

Scfnung Der Sun;beriaroftrafe.
Gitp 1egtfer8 Office |
Baltimore, Zen u Sannar. !
Die gcrnniHdre fur Sefnpng ppa Strdsen baben ibrt
ueberitbt oes Atusen8 utb Sddbens, mel6er ats Der Seff
nlng Ger Gunberldn6ftrdBe Spn @tlmprftase bis YennislS
Ngenue errpdhft, etngereidt.
Sn 8esiebuug bierduf MAIDEN mir befarnt, RAE biee lIeber.
Fbt ldmmt Anf6la8 brm h~euttsen Gatp an 80 SAGE AT
Gtni6t auf unlerer Office dufttest unt tEnnen etpaise Se.
T6per6en un6 gtrfprfte BET Der Grtnihal Gpurt Der Staet
Baltimore geltenb gemadt ner6en.
Sphn q. Etpntp fpm, /
Q2jan4p1mlp) a He9iitratsr.
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SpieItU0arem

- Spf&sW0 aFGt
Der Sarte gwldrglanb" eupfins ib eine wettere Geueuu
tpn Is Riiten Der neueten
H 9ptel= & @alontsrtetp0dren,
bic tb fabren6 netnsr &nnefeubeit IN DeutI6lanS, 8rdnf>
reiG unA Der S9met; p~eri6nlib auSiu6tc.
Ntetn Sentiment III ~Scandnbts unb erIu6e i'd aue Spiel.
raarenbdn6ler, metn Eager su prufen. 9Dtebertdufer, frtrts
8atrS erbalten BITE gDdaren sun %ntebrteaen gDbpleIaleprets.
~ a @ep. y. Stetntd4,
Smpprteur Ton Spiel unb galdntertewddren SIR. 70
I2npSS)1 Wef.Baltimpreitr. @de Eripplete Nuep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-15

Stelfad baben ptr In rem Iebten Sabren ten g8unIb ats
lpreben bSrert, Tag bier cine Der befdnntet beutf6en @arten-
lanbe ahnlthe Settibrtft erIhetnen ntDdte. gDir bteten een
oeutl6en Gdmtliet Nnterifd'S Jest etne Iol1e. Wie BE In
Oeuti6ldno ertbetnenbe 1nb it'd zines bis bdhtn unerbDrt
SrpBen Selerfretles erfreuenee @artenldube, es ib sur Muf
gaze 9enl1nt Bat etne &c lInbe, tr1fttae unp ppbli6nteGence
9etft8e Natrun9 lit dnlprFdenber Sprrt, etne tntereIante
ue 8~ebteeene unterbdltune fir 0GuS unb Eanilie ;u btettn
10 and BITE rnlrise. unb ipena mir e8 inns ferner CUR Muf.
edbe 9etthbt, tets tct fert s inter- anten bas 8 NJ
erettantef tie 3u brin9eu, 70 ltb MIR orrd unfere We'll
1abrt9en Serbinbunget tnb peri0nti6e Sefanntlhdft nit
senti3en Autpren unb ~gerlceert aud III ben Stanb 9eiebt,
tets Spn B IN Reuen has Neuefe, unb ;wdr ;unt
Sbetl nod benz Wlarutript pier mad Au8pGn9ebGgen e>
crudt, 9ebsn. Q8ir elauGen beshaib, bdB uuie e Garteu-
laube al ben Gauietben beutlber Sdntilier Minertta'S,
2etttre Seburfnis Ia, cine miIfrrrmene GriGeinuue unb
tdle IN teeent 9aule tetntifb ietn tpirb. Nplttii6eS Gpn-
le1ttrI1eueS uno polenil6es js5lider Mrt ptr6 spn Der Gar
tenldube frene dusgei6lpGen lein, benin tie fpI nt6t hteier
reet tener gdrttt, nidt biefer pber jener g~pnfeltpn, 1pneern
.ttber bent6er 8dmtlte IN Ser staff nh
ant benz 3anSe en aaieiti8 Eiafpn,nhehEr 6ausfreunb
etn. sose s.
Int 1. rtb 15. ietea Mpnots erideint etne 2ieferung opn
d6tjt9 ens9eernGteI @pdltet 1T erpB Sericrn 6prmdt, In
lauberen untf1la8 9eleftet ltnb betrdst Der Ibpnrements-
prets FUR eth Snbr $3.6 unb fir Elm talbeS $3.50. Nudb
fann man bic Hummer etrSelr NIT Is Gents b~e3dblen, unb
ert1lt Seber, Der stetdStel rs I'M Announcement pter Stun
raerpets ben 9dnjea Sabrsans be3ieht unb Der eS puni6t,
betm SpluB eS Sabr9dn9eS, p6er tpentt fds SabressMbnns
nen1ent rrrausbe;dhlt trirb, n + ee9sn gfdG dblur9 ron
so Gents etne prrtrefflt9e pt Dtperapbtf9 @ppie spn
$ @reFibmer's. t%eruhntent Stlbe: pSas erfe @6s6en",
nel&e auttn So fciet. - SIS 1T ptes eine 10 I66ne pramie,
ME tie NOD nte u NIB Mt T 9enb s eebpten mpTfen TT; NE
Der photographic nrf Stablfttd, ~fenbert Elm trefflihes, aus
etnent Der erften ptptrsrapbtiden &teliers terSprSegansenes
pbptc9rapbiid)e9 8~unftbldtt, .relAeS fpnpbl burt bote
tunftiertihe Wpaenbutg, ais brr6 bds b6b1t anfpredenhe
Suiet tein tletrer &ndre, benz feline SHUTTER 3unt erfet Udl
2Dlsn aassscsen bat nnb Der id nun nit StDls unb Be-
BEN YGrIpr etnt Sterbe Re In mtrf.
SptpphI bic erfcn 2teferuneen, ais aud tie grSrtier f6t.
neh BET aAet 3ettiines-A genten %anseleben nerben, 10 nie bic
0artenlanpe 1ub ourp nue A8enten te;p9en trereen lam.
~tian29tuw) 9pf gpr 4o01, Nep gcfa.
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W1edbantcS Sau0erci1t SGp4 g
Die Mtt8lieber bicieS @ereins fnb hermit erIudt, I6 am
MittrrG, BEN II. b. W, 9tbent8 Z ltfr, i'm 9erIantrtluness
lpfale Ode bpn Bomb rnb 0leetitr. ;ur i1trltGen @erfarnnt.
lung einjuftnbeI, lei Gerrneibun9 ter eeieeli6en Strafe. SIN
Outrage hes NereinS
(SaG) q. 81 +, Ser.
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Oeue an0etgen.
Die nmbcbineten ltnipnfpGbGer
Ser IL. 0TSdrO

Die n~mbcDittgten 1trtptfpGbGer
Der I54 WSaro
sM9 perten hermit erntltG erlu6t, f6 in Sn8s
~faSSA + I'm 9atlt, @de sOt 2ta. unS 9anOSeritr'
gu Serlammeln, nm flint DelegateI SIT erp1hlea FUR bic
@ttp.G %pnSentipn.
aagB mt. s.. 8albelI, @r6i.
Burger, wabret @uer Sntcrffe Dur6 Cure Stirtntenab.-
9abe hnbt Sbr. gu enti6eiben Spil9en @ergittung tnr oe
Sfl1ben pier tetne Ner8itung pt Sbr rph Cure S!euerit
inblen ipOat, ais istt i&rt att Gid ldfen, nm 9e BEL
EN- tmrtbre Neeer J II BE 3dblcn, p6er rb TretE
y EFT rnfe : Wpttp bletbe feIL ser
Sebet testalG f4arf barauF has Sbr hs IndGfefentf
Ttdst wdblt. gArea
Is. 8arb. r
geauISres unbebinstes l~lniUns Sicfet! Mir fosors
tiae GmansipatiDm &eimc @tadts : Seraituta
Seine O1e9erlebrIimSe!
HEur Deltedten our Iusw6bluns BON Mepr6ientanten in
bic StaatS+GpnsenttUn am %. ;. unb &ufneuun9 Opn San.
htedten fir bic Grnfitutipnal Convention: 3H a
@eprge gteeobant,
81 CHARLES Splitter, b Ii ss
sSarheS !6ugbes, 5,
9apio 9anefer,
6. s.. WieSner. M
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GrOFmmm9 6c8 nenen 0ScftzS altin1Ore
SnnNerefn6.

BUR gla6riGt fir Ot~eientgen, bic taran ~6tttetttBt iinb, taB
in tr erlten 8erlan1mlung fb Der 8eretn unter benz Namen
ygBeh Baltimore 8~auperein" prgantfrte unS beidlpfeu,
MittpO6 ben II. Setr., Mbenbs s lt9r, bic nadfe @eriamn=
lung a-esanalfea, N s1 U ! Ue Ss ,annt ge@agaf @e q e nnG Gn DE
be. beffen su tperbett 6erlpri6t, ~ mHgen Otejenieen, melGe
I6 nod dnl6lteeen pcleI, nt6t peri1umen, an bieent
Atenb i'm @reen Sree Srufe, Np. 697 GGehsSaltinprct fir. ST.
eriteinen.
8. 1erneutb, prps. &rdi.
flfbN9N 6. 8cnber, prDb. SEER.
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W1onatliMc 9Scrfdmmluno.

Der grauer.@treiu bait Geinc mrnatlide @eridinrnlun
am Dtenfus, ben 10. B., AbenbS s llbr, I'M 9eipDhnlide
9Cal. SIN @uftra9c
(SaW1p) CIV. SttefeG, SER.
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Mnenten
Nprlduffne Slnseine.

Den YViteliebern Der @Stbe Qpae SIR. /, $. II. g.. IS.
@e eeren 6reuneen cur gtddriGt baS tie tbr biesjdbriaes
Sttftagssfef auf ben ~. Ssbraar, oils am @albinstrnS.
antaltet bat. SIN &uftra9 bcs @pmitss
~; 6 tas ". Ohm ! 0prfter.
(Sa}s5 as9t2l Fig g8m. 9%rIfmonn, err
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Nfcuc NanNcrein6z NiriinOmro.

Gin neuer 9anserein tat f6 eebtlbet BET Serrn Spbn 0fal
Mp. SO Sowar irel6er berfprtdt Elm ausae5etdneter @ereii
su nerten. DaS @elb mirb auf SntereTen ~psrfauft. 2teb
taber jI irld etnem @eretn iiub eebeteu, ih einSufinten an
Dtenfde, ten 16. Gebr.. Ibenbs 7 utr, in pbteern 9pfnl
wp bas @tnf6retteselo ertrten wetben wirs. Snt Nuftras
(SagRO) 81, 9 4. Srtb, prpp. SER.
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- sSrainS! Orains Grains !!
II ~sertauftn, jebsn Tag friI8, 10 Gents per gufael, in
i4asa @ a Swim CATERS 8rauerei,
(Wle-Sd) 800 II. 1872 @autpn Mp.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-03

sErcHEL AT GRoyER's.-Dau. setcheIl, as
The "Jewish Maiden" has proved very attractive
during the week He has more admirers than Apy
other maiden we know Of. His Leah is much bet
ter than Mr.. FoTTespH Lear. notwithstanding
that large portion of Washington has gone home
to vote, his houses are always full, showing that
the Jewish maiden knows some thing shout keen
iug house. Keep on maiden-yOu will never be
: i1rsoOk." We said Miss Leah SetcheII 10 more
admired than any other maiden we know Of. She
il admired by both her sexes, real and assumed
while real maidens are admired by but one. Dan
is 'Rtied upon by male and female, old and young
rich and poor. Tomorrow he is to have beneh'
At Growers, and on that occasion he will be suTI
to act out something good. Everybody must &c
to see him do 1t.
We intsnd 10 write, some day, word or two
shout the music produced by KoppitE and his or
chestra, and the scenery elaborated by Mr.. Strong
the "rhst oil Growers. KoppitI gives a dollar
concert At every theatrical performance, and hii
music 10 always skinfully sd.pted 10 the plays
HHrUoni'itg g with them and heighteninT their el.
iccts Strong gives n reality TO the mimic soens
which Is not eNoeed BY any artist in his line m,
stage Alwsys appears natural Hke-uo ,tirPne., No
in'ongIuous medley Of stuff, no eheAp and V.udv
arrangement like a ChambeImAid decorated with
MY cents worth Of dollar iewelIy. HIS secnery
Is ever truthful and Iife-like betokening the onrs
ana LABOR OF conscientious artist. Kopp n And
strong are two strong attractions OF the IL entre
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-03

MILITARY L,ws.--wo have Jut seen very
handsomely printed aud law. bound volume OF
the military Laws OF the U Unlted Slater, y com
piled and admirably arranged by our fellow.
citizen, John +. Callau, Esq, Notary Public,
and for many years Secretary Of the Military
Committee of the United States Senate, which
place he resigned. MIR. Callan's work is now
Just issued, IN second edition, greatly en-
larged and improved and stcrcotypcd, from the
press Of Mr.. George ". Chihis, Of Philadelphia.
The compilation and excellent arrangement OF
the volume, and Mr.. Callan's notes thereto,
speak In highest cofnmendatlon OF his assiduity
and ability. The work Is highly commended
by Lieut.. Gems. Scott and Grant, Gen. HOllcck,
and other distinguished officers OF the army.
II is work which, In these military times,
should be in possession Of every officer In the
army, and at hand for reference In the Office Of
every lawyer, magistrate, notary, and public
officer in the country. II contains between
six and seven hundred pages, including all the
military enactments from the formation Of tho
Government TO the present time. It may be
had al any of the bookstores.
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MAJ. GEs: BANKS and Rev. DR.. Bellows W III
ipeHk AZ me cooper lnHtitute tomorrow evening
THE oldest inhabltant of New Bedford Cant
Latham Cross, aged % years, died last sunday
Hon. THOMAS CoRWIE and Hon. Samuel 3
Hendle, Of Ohio, are In the city.
Miss LUCY EsTCoTT, from Springfield, Mas
shshusetts, iB the leading primA donna Of Au Inl
ian opera company at Melbourne, Australia,
GEN. A. p. HoyEY has issued an order at In
HiauApUls, saying that the "sOnB Of Liberty" AT,
threatening to AsSaSAlnAte the Witnesses who hAyI
'Nlnscd their treason, and that he wi bring 4
SpeeIy aud oondlgn punlEhmeut a very prom en-
inenhsT In every vicinity where = w!toeEs msy bt
! l4r.i IY them Of the Order.
TUE EmPress Of Austria is having her por
lf'It PAINTED by Winierhalter, the artist
Ius N-' NHioN asserts thNt Dickens has
WORK, Our Mutua! Friend. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-03

Arrival or ANOTHER PRIZE.-Thc rebel
prize steamer Hope, in charge Of Acting Mas
ter j. IL. Harris, arrived here this morning
She was captured October ~, by the United
States steamer Eolus, off wilmington, while
attempting to run the blockade. Previous TO
her capture she was chased on the Goth, from
II a. IN. to 7 p. M, by the United States steamer
Gettysburg, and in order TO escape threw over
board the greater part Of her cargo, consisting
OF machinery, coffee, dry goods, &c. The
Hope Is fine steamer Of $50 tons register, with
engines OF $50 horse power, and OF the fol-
lowing dimensions; Length Of keel, $50 feet;
length over all, 800 feet; breadth of beam, 35
feet; depth of hold, 10 feet. She has two oscll-
lating engines with 74-inch cylinders, and four
trunk boilers. she was built in Liverpool in
1868, by Messrs. Jones, Quiggsn Il Co., and
had made one successful trip previous TO cap
ture.
The following is a list OF the officers In charge
of the Hope: Acting Master, j. II. Harisi
Acting Ensign, NJ. z. Wendell; Acting Mas.
ter's Mate, David Fader; Acting Engineers,
Alfred Rockefeller, b. b. Haines, Levi Colt, and
j. b. Carnes. Passenger, James W. Jones
Captains Clerk.-Boston Journal, Oct. 81.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-03

gentleman who has been connected with
the State Department for some years afiirms
that Benjamin, the rebel Secretary of State,
having been dismissed from college for petit
larceny, borrowed money from him with which
he went to Rochester, where he was an assist
ant teacher In a private school, and from
whence he departed very mystcriously and sud.
denly, leaving his debts unpaid.
An old lady Of eighty years of age is still liy-
Ing in Rochester, and in destitute circum-
ntances, whose hear: would he delighted il Ben
innin would transmit 10 her sufficient
amount Of the damaged" currency of the
United States TO pay board-bil which he con-
tractcd whilst soJournlng under her roof, and
the gentleman of the State Department would
like to have the borrowed money returned be-
fore the confidence Of Europe in the United
States financial ability is dispelled by the cal
culations and conjectures of the rebel premier.
These creditors wish TO be satisfied, and If a
spark of honor has alighted in BeDjamin's bo-
som since he embarked in the present conspir-
acy, let the Daily Ne,rs of New York and the
Richmond papers refresh his uugrateful mem
ory and disinfect his damaged" reputation.