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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

TIE OuTsIDE.-Beautiful poetry by
Misses Kate Aud of Missouri and l.. II. S.
AlIrich Of Fayctte Iowa; New, Oregon
items; Senator B. T. Hunt, of Clay ton (;
Escape Of Col Hobart, Col. West and other
Union officers from Libby prision ); The
Schleswig- Holstein question explained
Other matters Of a miscellaneous character,
and interesting Advertisements.
Read all the paper; the selections are
not ma a. in the dark
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

NEWS OF THE WEEK.-This don't amount
to much anyway for the last seven days.
Our anxiety to get to press and the impa-
tience Of our faithful corps Of typos (now
periodically reduced) causes US to hurry
to press without general review Of the
week. Our readers will credit US with To-
cal sufficient to balance the usual general
matter omitted. We cant gctj eEeiy thing
in one issue of the TINES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

Ny whole stock having been either purchased or
nrst hands in New York for cash, imported direct
previous to the recent advance in prices, can offer
indu ,emcnts such cannot be found elsewhere Nv
arrangements In New York such to secure for
me the constant services Of resident purchaser in
that market, Of large experisnce asd acknowledged
ability buyer Of Teas and my business being ex.
clusvey 10 that article shall always be able to sup
ply the wants OF merchants with Dispatch aud at the
VEST WHOLESALE PRICE.
All parties purchasing of me get tho New York
weigh masters weights.
p. A. HALVES,
20 South Water St., corner Mich. Av., Chicago III.
g. w. p. BOWMAN.
(ssey) North Western travelling salesman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

TANN1NG.-Davis & Reeves, near the Up
per Public Square are Tanning Leather
now with lIemlock and Oak bark; they
are prepared to accommodate the public in
every branch Of the business. A want Of
operation this week, but at another time
we will do them justice. Farmers and
dealers will consult their interests by pa
tronizing this valuable home-tannery..--
Anything wanted in the line of leather, or
in dressing furs and skins for Housing or
Robes can be secured here at the lowest
rates.
A good boy of 16 or II years Of age is
wanted to learn the trade.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09


The result Of Gen. Kilpatr;ck's expedi.
ton was the cutting of Lees railroad and
telegraphic communications with Rich
mond. The loss sustained by the Eederals
was $50; but detachment Of 500, under
Col. Dahlgrcen, is still missing. and prob
ably has been captured. r..
4 Memphis letter Of the LIST inst states
that Sherman moved from Meridian TO-
wards Aberdeen and Columbus, in Eastern
Mississippi, and asserts that the real object
Of the expedition is the invasion of Georgia,
somewhere between Trenton and Lafayette.
Large bodies Of rebel troops are moving
eastward on the line Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. A part Of Early's
force is reported to have gone tow ards
Lyncbburg.
The draft has 1t been indefinitely post
poned, but will take place en- the first Of
April; and it is believed that another call
for troops will be made during April or
May.
Gen. Hallcck, it is understood, will retain
his present position, Gen. Grant remaining
in the field.
Efforts are making to secure the r, moval
Of Gen. Mead from the command of the
Army Of the Potomac.
A convention. of radical Germans is call
cd to meet at Cleveland on The 10th of NAV,
for the purpose Of nominating Fremont
for the Presidency. Chase's friends at
Cincinnati are confident that Lincoln will
not be nominated, and are betting that
chase will leave the Cabinet before the LIST
June.
Mobile is being bombarded by Farrasut
Troops are going to him from N. O.
Sherman has not returned to Vicksburg
He is probably all safe.
Longstrect is in Richmond.
Morgan talks Of raiding Chattanooga.
The U. S. ship Louisiana is reported
captured in Chesapeake Bay.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
Let by cones be by cones.

The Legislature of Wisconsin are doing
things with about as big an auger as we
ever heard of. They are passing bills for
bridging the Mississippi every few miles,
they arc regulating the tariff Of frieghts
on all R. Roads passing through Badger
dom, making such rates uniform they arc
also providing By lao that State officers,
Judges and members of the Legislature
shall be dead. headed
Suppose paper money, the legal tender Of
the country, shall 90 down to 80 cents on
the dollar Git is now less than g, with q
feverish apprehension Of farther decline)
and life-necessaries and labor 90 up 100
per cent in consequence, how will your
uniform tariff Of rates pay9 II labor and
material cost twice or three times as much
. year hence, will your Railroads prosper,
hampered by bill Of this character And
then is it not magnificcntly petite to legislate
priciligsd classes on the cars. We, as Edi.
tors, seldom pay fare, but in SO many ways
the press is useful to the roads and other
public enterprises that it is cheaper for the
roads to pass US than to pay for our SER
vices TO them but it will be some time be-
fore an editorial body has the immodesty
to demand that they and their successors
shall be carried free Why not require
that an elegant car shall accompany eacls
train to accommodate the cologned gents
whom the common people have elected as
their servants? We move that brass
band also be furnished by each Rail.
way Co. to soothe members Of the Legis.
lature after the exhaustion following q
windy speech.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

PIANOS TUNED-Mr. A. DEANcuERA, a
professor and thorough tuner from Chica.
60, and one of the best in that city is here
by special request for few days, to put
the "Piano Community" in trim. This af.
fords rare chance for those wishing to
have their Instruments put in perfect or
der, to do so. Leave your orders at Giles
& Bros, Jewelry Store.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
ID L H d.:

At McGregor, on Friday, March 4th, LAURA A.,
daug hter Of Hon .. and Louisa Murdoch.
Knowing the attachment almost idolization- OF
our bereaved friends for their children it pains US
exceedingly to record the death Of their beautiful
little daughter; but sin the midst of life VIC are in
death" and will be only short time till all who
now monrn will be as silent the bright young child
whom We have consigned to the grave
We are Informed that sanfor I'd L. Peck OF this city
buried lovely daughter last week. No particulars
have been given the child three or four years
old.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

W A revival Of religion is reported in
the army Of the Potomac What blessed
thing it would be, if it's influences could
reach Washington, and permeate the ini-
quitious ramifications of the Cabinet and
Congress!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

LoYAL.-The ostrich style of editors are
afflicted at the "coppcry" tone of the TINES.
They need not have it in exchange-please
cut US off and read those papers only that
call you honest and able. When man
denominates us traitors in order to make
profit to himself, We think he is too much
Of knave to pay for reforming, or too
great an ass to justify an Exchange" or a
respectful recognition.
The TINES office boys gone to the war
are JonN A. CRUzAN, GEO. II. OrIs, T. w.
LACY, II. DURAND, FRANK PEAsE, Milo
LACY tuice, w. B. TALcorr, FRANK ScHRoE.
DER, S. F. NoRcRoss, JUDsoN HuaD, and
two or three others whose names at this
moment we cannot recall. Think you that
bad counsels prevail in an office that Carries
1.-THE bannei" for furnishing recruits?
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Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA CLAYTON COUNTESS.

Sarah :; Ts,,., l" tho District Court.
To Sarah Tansy, Defendant:
Wow are hereby notified thst on or before the lst
i day OF May, 1864, petition will be filed BY said
plaintiff, Avian rOrrey, in the Office Of the Clerk At
fhe District Court Of said Cs county, Iowa, claim
existing between w., and that unless you appear
thereto and defend before Of tho second day Q!
the next term Of said Court, commencing On the ssc
Monday OF May 1864 default will BE- en- cred seanss
you aud Judgment rendered thereon, In secordanee
with the prayer Of pet TONER. -
D"'0" '' ALvAN TOkkKY, Plaintiff.
u,s,e l. syossMAS, Attcrssys. NsAvN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

BISCUIT LUXURY FOR ALL-The popu-
lar notion that people suffering from dys-
pepsia or predisposed to that disease shonld
not eat biscuit has grown out of the fact
that the common Saleratus has been used
in the making of such biscuits. And it
was right. The article is mischieyous, but
light and healthy biscuit, such as dyspep
tic people may eat with impunity and with
positive benei. are made from De Land &
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. Physicians ad-
NIT this.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

TINES ACcoUNTs.-I am under the neCes-
sity Of putting my accounts in the hands
of Esq. Jordan for collection. His receipts
will be good against all claims due me.
A. p. RICHARDSON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

New ADs.-See what is said by Esq. Ar.
mold, Odell 4 Updegraff, II. Ruble, DR..
Upham, Mrs. Campbell, J. Hoxsie, Mrs.
sain, Bass & Elmendorf, P. A. HAYES. St..
Patrick at Clermont, Mrs. II. Clay Scott,
and P. NJ. Benton. Something advantage
Gus may strike you in the perusal Of their
notices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

NorlcEs. are pledged to notice ma
ny things this week Of personal and local
character, but losing two Of our hands for
the war sets us back and our friends will
indulge us till next week. This is mill
tary necessity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
YOUK INTEREST.

fOUk INTEREST.
4 the Assignee Of Lee Il Kinnard, I hold valuable
"A papers In my possession, such as bonds, mortga-
ges and other legal documents Of use on to the de-
posters. Not wishing to be longer responsible for
their safe keeping hereby require all interested to
will not be accountable for them after this date
- All persons who have deposited collaerals for
the payment OF borrowed money hereby notified
to call and pay up or shall sell the for dues
within thirty days from date.
Don't forget this! TnOS. ARNOLD.
March Q, 1864. 286
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

BELoT. are informed that the late
Masonic Ball at Beloit was one Of the most
brilliant affairs ever witnessed in that
spirited city. From so to 100 couples par
ticipated in the dance; the supper was
elegant; Warmers Band are unexcelled in
the Northwest, the ladies were angelic, the
gentlemen faultless and our friend the ''Dea,
con" as eloquent as he usually is. The
Norwegian letter" plagued him some in
translation, but he passed Very creditably
through an ordeal where men Of less strate-
gy always fail. 81
The 4th Wisconsin Battery, at home on
furlough, fired National Salute in the
evening. When we quit McGregor we 60
Beloit. Mr.. Mayor King, how are you'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

HWILCox & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
Price, $35 to SIS. With single thread It forms
double and twisted stitch, and fat, fast and even
seam on both sides OF the work. This IL done on no
other machine. The needles are seltadjusted and
require NO tinkering others do; a child can fix
them and work the machine. Although at halEprice
of other hrst-class machines, they will accomplish
double the sewing in given time.
Also Finkle h Lyon Machine, new and in good
order, at less than list prices For particulars enquire
or MRS. J. G. sam,
At Buck L Bickpell's Furniture warerooms
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BASS & ELMENDORF.
336,l!3
DOg Lost.

Ny dog 'BILLY," spotted, chestnut and white lsN
yesterday. Whoever will return him shall be literally
rewarded. H. kUbLE
Feb, o.. S84
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VO2xCEv

rs hereby given that the undersigned has be.n a,.
L pointed Administrative Of the estate or Wil,.,,
Campbell deceased, by the County Court Of CLAYTON
Counfy. Iowa. Persons who indebted to said e.
tate VIII please make immediate payment to the mn.
designed and those who hold claims against the came
will present them for allowance.
FLORINDA A. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 20, 1864. s2w3s8 Xdm;ni.tr.,r,v
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

Music..-.Mrs Clara II. Scott is now prepared to
give instructions on the Piano Forte, at her rooms
over Scott Brothers store. Terms, twelve dollars
per quarter. 3S6
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p. fl. HI IVES.

WHOLESALE TEAHOUSE.
TheLargest stock or Teas
West Of VesC York.
have in store and am prepared to offer to tn. nsr
largest stock Of
Teas
Ever exhibited in any city west Of New York. Con.
sisting In part OF the following kinds:
Young HysOn.
Fine Fine Moyune, Extra Fine Moyune, Choice Moyrns.
japan.
Japan Leaf Cncolorea, Japan Leaf R.nu.d 4 co,or.d
GunpOwder.
Fine, Fine Moyuue, Extra Fine Moyune.
Imperial.
Fine, Extra Fine, Choice.
uysOn & TwankayOOlOng.
Pine, Extra Fine, Choice.
SOuchOng, English Break
fast. FlOwery Pek0e,
Orange PekOe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
Feb. 20, 1864
List Of Lantern

REMAINING uncalled for In the McGresor pesa
~ Omce, 1or the week ending March 8, 1854
say ''advertised." ~ S
Anstn MRS Tett Hogan wn
Barnhouse James Knudson Mrs Curl
Bateman mrs Emily Lloyd WIN
bock John NcFater Robert
Clsrk MSS AP Mcclure Bridget
Corngan Patrick MsCall Patrick
Cunningham Miss mary Patterson Allen
Cole w Ryan John
Denefa mrs Eliza Rees Conrad
l Evenson Evenson Spauding Chas
FISK Albion Stiles W
Flsherty James ealser Gottl,eb
root Noses spauding DE-
Sascoyne w I'D St. George Henry
orant st. Johns Robert
CEsehe Peter Sha6er Nelson
vnmn Martin Thoreson Halvse
:, nauson august Tikielsn Nichols
10, In, Wells Ri
mEoy Cspt Wheeier Albion
AsNorsosttef Aartna Whalan James
w. A. BENTON, P. M.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
COMMERCIAL

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, March o-3 pm,
Business dull, road bad, cool but pleasant, with .
snowy appearance. River rising. Price of c-os sing
sl,oo, including 200 yards by boat and a mile by
sleigh on solid ice Gold about 81 in New York
Produce about the same as last week. See below for
markets. See Mr.. Bridges report for receipts.
~ Grain...Account of Produce weighed on
City Scales for the wesl; en- ding March 5th, 1864:
Wheat, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, e5eO a0.c0
Oats, Observation-Disclosures. 3,475 1898
Pa
"eii:u eo'n s.........' Z35 1906
Flax seed, ...........,.,.... 1885
Total, 1855 bush.
IS dressed hogs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
THos. II. BRYDoss. Clerk City Seal es.
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McGregOr Western Railway.
On and after Masch 7th, 1864, Trains will leave N.
Mc0,egor as follows, Sundays excepted:
600 A. NJ Passenger and Mail.
400 p. M, Passenger Accommodation.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE MoNoNA:
7:15 A. NJ. Connecting with the 900 A. M. Train at
ooo +. ~ Praire du Chen.
~ Ample notice will be given of any change in
the above Time Table WM. GREENE,
March l, 1864. Superintendent.
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At Buck l. Bickuell's Furniture Warerooms.

~ A Cotillon Party will DO given at Con-
cert Hall on ST. PAraIck's DAY, March 18th, 1864,
the proceeds to be donated to relig Gus purposes.
Committee- Lawler, Pr. du Chen, Gee. A.
Mcdonald, do; Col. Richardson, McGrsgor, James
McRaith, do, 7. W. Wood, do, W. Koss, do, p Fish
er, do, L. Seals, do.
Floor Aanagers--Johu Mckinley, Clermont; G.
VanValkerburg, McGregor.
Tickets $500; Supper extra, At the American
House. 2aa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

RUY your Mammoth Englis h Clover Seed of
~ $50 IL. RUBLE, NcGrfgor, lowa.
j. G. HOXSIE,
Justice Of the Peace. Office with Esq Jordan in
Mozart Hall building. 386v
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2. As Mower, This Machine Is not In thu le. I A.
lec'ed by the application Of the SELF Raker. Its a
combined Machine. and can reap p. we'll a. now and
Mow ss Wen rs reap A. Mover has proved itself
IN quality whs ~ capacity, well - ightness Of.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

~ Nottce.--Episcopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church.
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. w. +. LLOYD
Pastor. AGO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

D. We stake our judgment and responsibility In
the endorsement Of this Machine al the for the
farmer in all respects, and offer it trial with any
other--fhs purchaser to keep aud pay for the one
preferred.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

i. Every Mccormick SelERake- used instead Of .
hand-raker, saves the work Of at least, at .
tme when labor is not only high pr ced, but In soma
sections hard to be got 1t any price. ~"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

Lake Michigan ana Nature evidently ran 1t
few years ago, but Chicago may beat US
if we don't work =. The Methodist Quar-
terly meeting occurs on Sunday next. Ell.
der Gould will preach at II A. NJ. Andy
and his Blackbirds are doing a big business
in the country .. Reports from Idaho are
very contradictory. Boats from Lacrosse
will leave for Fort Benton about the LIST Of
April. .. Bountics are extended by Con,
gress, but the draft is not postponed. ..
Hon. w. Gilchrst informs US that Gov.
Baker, Adjt. Of the State told him, some
days since that Iowa's quota is full. The
Legislature will not adjourn before April.
Mr.. G. wishes to return to oppose the cx.
clusion Of private bank paper for state cir.
culation. In this our representative is
right; the Suffolk of Boston and the Chan.
ical of New York, are as sound as any
National or State Bank on the continent
and it is shallow craftsmanship to exclude
their paper.
Lieut.. Brewer, Of the 7th Iowa Cavalry,
has gone to West Union for a few days
any desiring to enlist will please call on
Corporal Kenzie at the American House,
or on Milo LACY of the TINES Office. 4.
Pat. H Congcr of Dubuque, deputy U. S.
Marshall, was here from Saturday till
Monday of this and last week; he called
to sec this "eoppery" institution, and we
had nearly as good time together as if
our politics were cast in the same mould.
We want our namesake to call again.
The cars will not reach Monona till next
week. -. Col Merrill has reached his reg
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Grter3wei Wtr. Sufebart iberz
rei6te cine 8elOlutipn, betreffeno bic petitiOn
ppn Sol. S6lep fir 8Ountp flr ole Mitslieber
be5 5. Wtarpl, NestS. 8erner cine HeiplutiOn
betrefenp Die Betitirn Der Snbepenbent Straps
fir cine @ertpiligung pOn 5000 9OIlars, UNI
cine neue Arntprp gu erridten. j3uriidselegt.
Wr. proup rei6te cine 9teiplution, betref-
fenb oos Geiud Don GOOopin & So. tpegen
8berftgebibren fir Oas SdulidiH Ontario,
elm. 3urldgelegt,
STR. 9utebart, cine 0~roinan3 betreffenb Den
@ertauf Der ltdptiideu 5ntereiien in Giieubab=
men unO anoerer Bombs, 3urdfgelegt.
Serner cine OrOinanB, Die StaOtIduloen gu
berotpen. 3urldgele9t.
3wejter 3weig. Sine 8elOIutiOn,
pel6e 1900 9p(ars fir &unneliruns ppuQlr6@
ltraBe p~erlanet, @etafeIt.
Die Oroinan8 betreffeub Die Anuabme irseub
eiNer anbern Stelie ourd einem Stabtraths-
Wtitsliece purpe pom /. 3peige empfau9en,
geleien uno pai1irt.
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8erDanolum9en
oe8 Grecutip~@ omite's Des 9incOlu & SObnlOn
Central eretnS BON Marplano. ~ ~

bes Grecutip~ Gomite's bes GtneOlu & SObnlon
Gentral=@ ereinS pom Marplanp.
Sn ether g~erlammlans be8 &1eeutiU.G rnttes bes @entral
Deretns am Is. +. w. murDe Gpl. 9Sm. y. YurHeu gum
Nprreer lnb 6. &. JbpmaS sunt Setretlr ernannt uno las
gOmttesnabm frlaente 0efhluds ~etnfimmis an:rfse g
Bei6Ipe II, IL IS 1T nSthts, tobale ais mp9hn
In BEN Serftieeenen 6 Dunttes 4tnccIn ue Spbnlpn 3pet9'
beretne su bileen. pslbe int VereiI init Der erntral Anp'
etatipn ben Silttmrre All benz !omede arpetteu tpuen; IN
rem aeoenwdrttaen Rampfe UNI Das 2eben Ter Ratirn bic
pOue Ataht es linton @lementS I'M Staate 3H entlItten'
um rem Grfpll un}erer srpeen Sadie hn6 pe Grmaplun9
unfrsr wertpen g~unbtraten sa its-n;
0ef6Ipffsn, y DAT. um btelen 3wed gu erret.
den. 0r. GbpmuS Snan, Der prdfeent Der eentrotsAlp
ctattpn er1uht werbe, BITE rerfttepeHsnG tetle hes StaateS
au beIuten, nm has Bolt su abrG iNreiL hafitt cS BITE 9Di0-
ttate,t Iel1er @Crelne siniete.
Or. Spam bat UeripreheH, hin SefteS 5u tbnn un0 ceSs
balls but las Gpmtts fclesnhe 0eriammluneeH anperAumt anr
Don anbern geriammlunesn wtrb rentsettis Ytptts sestben
petnen
8rebertd, SamHas, ten "a, Capt.
2ogerStprn, OienftaB, ben q, sept
@%arnbrttse. Donnerfag. ZEN 70. SEPT.
@rttpsbtGt, SdmfIg, ben l. DIT, -,
SaltSbnrp, Dtrnlag ben A. DIT. T
Denton, DpnnerlIi g, rem . Dit.
Anbere wpblbetannte, serebte uub erfrIgret6e Spre6er ita6
e%tngelabsn. Srn, Swaun " unterltasen, baiunter itne te
y. QDebfter, Gen. s. 8. 8tiSselp, gDm price, $50, 9pn. S.
Is. Slnttb, 0cn. Trancid SbCmds, ). &. Wtcgpnpt, Gsq
S. y. 4. Stntlep. esq., MtitOu gDbitnep, @sa. Son. 6. 4.
4 Gearq, u. y. &ennarb, ga unp QDn. e. Grrwlep, @sa.
@minente Gebner aus aneern Stadten Tnb etenfaus eia.
eelapen unb TIRE Ndmen percen 3nr ~otbrrigen 3ett ~pnbltstrt
perten.
&le btejsnteen, wel6e Su @unaen pru Ii n . n unb
j retbet t. Etncpln unb Spbnlpn, Emancipation unb bar
neuen Contribution fn6, rerben o6tunasvou einaeJaten, ntefe
Ser fammluneeu re6t Sablreih su belu&en unn bic erC6en
Traeen teiprehen su bSren, ipelGe 70 fetr has Effentli4e lcpbl
SIN &uftrGs bss GUattss
(1sIpt.tpl s. {, Ebpmss Getr.
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Ob6it pihtia fir 0crrcn unb 9oncn.

sd erlaube mir, metnen 8reunben unb Be-
~fanuten an5uSeigeu, paB ID ipeben pOn Nepgprt
3urIfgefprtn1en bin, nit elmer grOBen parttie
Maaren, welde i'd Iebr btuis eimgetauft babe,
unb perbe b~telelbea aud irieper lebr biuis ab>
seben.
Sd bin iebr uber3eust, baB i4 biaissr Sere
faule ais Elm anberer SfnittpaarenbGnbler in
Baltimore, UNI meine 5reunfe unb 8pitumer ba~
bon 81 iber3eugaIl, merben pieielben bic @tte
baben, mir 3u3uipredem, pann tpirb l6 sepib
bic Sa6e ausinren.
SD babe bic bette Mu8pabl III @alice8, Mus-
lin, .HleiOerttOfe, 8laneaS, cine srObe Muswabl
IN SeibenSeugen, l6tparSe Mnb Gubere 6arben,
bubble nnterrOde far Domeu, unb aberbaupt
gnnpsr!erlet annere Waarert, irelhe i'd lebr bill
Zig D~ertaufe, Man Ser8sNs BEN 9aben uupN um~
nter ntht.
Nnmmer Is Sf 8aItimOre-g Ctr, Gde BrOnts
unb BaltimcreeSt
Spel S|eltger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-24
GremptiOn8sSSerein Der II. MSarS.

6Rtsenhe 6erren Inb sH ether @pmite erEannt unb ernaG6.
ttgt ppreen, fir ben 8erein su erlefttren:
SIS Ourbtag, Setm Baer, Charles WeaSer aRb s. Relic
fur rem l. gr~sctnft; @t. Weber, SUba VI Gres u. QDm &ta.
gins fir tea 2, prfetaft; SDbn Demiter, Sir. Rlrman, 6.
3euH albert gaatern unb Alrreb 8anbcrn tMr ben 8. prec.;
@ec Summalt. SSpbn Birb. Sotn Dieeth, 8raucts Rats, Q1m
Brppn unp @reenb1rp Sbar fir ben A preeintt.
3ieGantfer unb Nrbetier! mir appeairen an Sud TN
HamenSursr Jrauen unc Climber, retbt etne tllfretGe Sane,
gs iii Cure phtdt, bic Sbr BEN Gusra. lopie Sud itlbff
fhuIetg iste. Die 90drh braudt neh % Wlann unb mir NUT,
len teetdlb rcd $1,000 bateu. Der @erein NTH lid am Wtsn.
tag, rs. Sept. AbenbS ~ lhr SerfammeIn.
@barle5 Weber Yrdi
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