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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-25
%slearapbtfSbe OSaeprtebten.
@ertAtet liz ban @alttners Wedsr'
WnnOesh0uhfnaOt.

Maibtngton, "a. DIT. 0iOiebp'S mn
0bite'S @uerilabanoen burdfreifen tpIeoer oe
Gounties Sairfar uno 9pubon unO 9etterngfaps
mittag eridienen 10 0tann in Der Sld1e oOn
@reat Sails am 8ptOmac; Spei oapOn @iroen
qefdn9en genDmmen.
9ie 8iebuaq tpurbe belIte fOrtgeleet. Inter
ben @eSpgenen mar Der Gaitellar nes pelBeiI
6auIes, nun bereitS Die ptetse Yerlon iuel6e
felt orei MUuate int 8rdlicentenbaui e 9e5O9en
mur0e.
0ie Gubfcriptipn auf Die neue glnleibe be-
trGq beute S729,OOO; wdbrenp Der ean3en
ISOLDE $3,227,650.
Sen. Guitar lit stpegen ieineS tapferen 8ez
uebnens auf Dem Shtadtfeloe sum General
U}aipr ernanut mOroen. 0ie @rnennun9 purpe
ibm beute, ais er Die in Der S6Ga6t bel @epar
Greet erpberten 6abnen Dem 9epartement alb
CAB, betannt aemaGt unO BON ben @npeierber
nit Iuutem 8eifaa begrii6t.
Sen. &tdettS, nelder in Der lebten S6Ia6t
uerpunoet tp1roe, lag 9efter1 am Sterben.
0lan gldubt, DAB cine innere GerbIutltng bel
ibm itattfinoet.
GrOge @rpberHnsen rnrd rte sipette SrisGbc.
0afbtuotpn, "a. 'Oftbr. Gopt. 6or=
riipn pom Sen, @bites brigade beri6tet bier,
oaB Die 2. Brigade inter Sen. 9epnl in Del
lebten S6Ia6t bel Stra&burg, 8a.; % aanC,
men, s 2afetten, 80 NmbuIan5en, 20 @rrnees
rpd9en, III 9ferOe, 143 MaultRiere, 2 Subuer
uuo 353 9efanaene erbeutete. a a
gseanabme elmer pertbDoIIen Nrice.
Bafbingtpn, "a, 0ftbr. Qtomiral @Or.
ter tbeilt benz Marineoepartement nit, baB Del
8lotoOebre6er &anbD nit $50 .8alen 8aum'
moue our6 ben Ser. st. Sampler Sort Sad.
ion gefapert nuroe.
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Gnm ber gabfIffr.
QfnFunft elmer Nlctte Dor GburIcapn

Rem gprt "a. Oft. Ser 9umpfer arusO
pom 6iltOn !6euo bringt Die 0adri3t, baB cine
groBe Slptte ppr @burIeiton an9etommen lit; in
ibrer 8e9Ieitung fanb it6 ell nit Dtunitipn be-
laOener Schooner, 9ie 8efimmung Der 5lptte
mar urbetannt.
Sen. 9arbee, Commandment BON Gburleitpn,
bat benz Sen. Softer pOrseidIusen, Die @efun>
genen Munn se9en Mant unb OffSiere eesen
Off5iere aus5upedieln.
Ser 8allnettp 9eralc beti6tet, 6aB in @bar=
Ieiton tdglid at 20 8eripnen am selben Sieber
ltarber.- - u d
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~ 3urn3iebuns.@N us fDlsenber 5uper@
ldilisen Isabelle 9ebt berppr, tpiepiel Manns
idaft Die e~inselaen @aros mob Su itellen baben.

8 feuerun9.- Spbn @. Neblter,
Mffe1lpr fir innere Steuern I'M 2. 9iltritt Don
MarplanO, ma9t betannt, DaB ieBt bic @ersei9.
mile Der NiiedmentS fir bic SpeSillsGintom
meniteuer CUR SnipectiOn Cffen liegen unO srpal
fur Is Sage.
Sic ratteln bereitS an Der
Gpn tituti 0 IL. : 9a eS ben Sflaoens
baltern trpb alien A"nitrengungen nidt s~elunsen
If, Die Contribution gu unterbriden, 10 lieBen
lie bereit8 seitern Wprssn in Der Superior Court
our3 SbOs. Ileranber Den Mntrag lteIlen, oab
Der @Oup. BRADFORD genotbiet tperoe, Die Splz
oatenitimmen 5urld3umsiien. &ihter Wlartin
pies ben Nntrag 5urid unb man appellirte an
oas AppeuationSseri4t, in wel6em Der Sal in
ben nd6iten Sagen CUR 6pra9e tommt. )
gertanf pes Calculations :
s 4iffs, - Mr. 6. $. @poer p~ertaufte am
leBten Samita9 bas i66ne golpniIationsibif
Wtarp GorDline Stevens an @m. anpt, Gsq.
pom gtep=gOrf fur $4,000. Oas Shiff mar
5l Dem 3pede gebaut pOroen, iarbiae Gmiarauz
ten BON Wtarplaro na6 2iberia gu transports
rem. Die Sunbs 5u oieiem llnternebmen rpae
rem our9 Wr. SteoenS BON SaIbOt So. Der
eOloniiatiOnsseieai8aft seiaentt worOen.
Sertau. 9eute miro ". u. oa8 i9Sne
Eennpiero p5lora Semple" aus Dem gtadluiie
oes peritorbenen Wtc0onaIO p~ertauit weroen.
MISUNDERSTANDING. = Captain
5. .. Gilman, Der SubititensaG Committeeman
oleles S~epartements, bat fOlsence gOntructe
fur beige 6irtnen ~aa89e9eben: S. q. gpsss
ibal 5000 GallOnen Giiig gu "a @ts.; 5000.
fe89l. Su 35 Gts. unb 10000 gu SO Cts;
10000 Yfo. goamantine Bergen gu $3.50
per 100 Pfo.; 10000 bessl. Su $3.50 uno
oesgI. (~serinsere Aaulitdt) gu $35;
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scr @rtee in MiK0mri.
@rtce aefd,Idaen.

&anfa8Gitpi %. Dftbr. Sine 6uupt=
i6la6t lit 9ei6la9en uno Elm Sieg erfp9ten
mproen. 9riee retirirt ileIi9 unb piro BON
unIerer @auaaerie %perfpl9t. Ser 6einb piro
periu6en, Sort Scott 81 i%berrumpelu, bU6 unz
iere gapaIerie, meI6e nit 8IeaiantDn's Nta9t
1900 Mann ftarf 1T perfolst ibn su baitig, um
ibm 3ett gu lafen.s Sen. YlealantOn entlhieo
bic 9eltri9e S4ladt bel SnOepenoenee our9
@efdngsnnabme elmer 9rpBet 9tnsabl 9tebellen,
aud ereberte ct einige @e1hlBe. $500
6eute Wfpr9en fpir0e unIere 2inie 5 Neilen
iaoIi6 pm &anfds Gitp an Der @eitpDiltt>
6traBe angegrtfen. Siraileurgefe6te tpurben
einise Stunoen lang fprt9eiest, big Der 5einO
pprriidte un6 ein 9alptan9tiff begant. Spa,
ter tpuroe bee 0eino suriidgetrieben MnO fOrs
nlrte elrte lleae 4Inte Elm uro cine babe Wleile
pOn ieiuer friiberen BOiitipn %ertfernt. Sin 9re
tilleriesSuel fOl9te, tpdbrenbbem riidte unIere
Snfanterie langiam npr. .3ulebt fel Der 6eino
Iangiam 5urid, oa fam Sen. Yledlonton an
unIerm Iinten Sli9el an uno Die feinblihen
8eiben ftpben auSeinonber.
Oils unier 8eri4teritatter Die Srpnt perlieb,
mar uniere game @apalerie in 8erfplouna beg
6einbeS begriffen. Gen. Blunt tpmmanoirte
ben linten Tla9et unO Sen. 9ebler bic Milisen
i'm Centrum; lestere 16lugen fid au8ge3ei6net.
9aS 8. COLORADO SreipiQigen &esiment unter
Obert Serb ma6te einige brilante Nneriffe.
Sie Generdle 9eBler, Rearnep unb Curtis ma.
rem beltdnoig in Der SrOnte. llnier gerluit mar
lanee ni8t 10 grOB, oIS Der Ses Seinoes.
SpdtereS.
&anfas Gitp, "A. Oft. Sin Courier
pom Der 6rUrt msloet, baB Der Seino in pUlem
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-25
GiftnbobnsuneIa4.

Bbeeltns /. "a, 0ttbr. Ser 6itli6 ses
benbe @ater5ug itieB nit Dem ppn Baltimore
fommenoen Yaia9ier5uq nube Wuininstpn SUI
iammen. 6 Wtann wurpen eet6otet uno Is
p~ertpuWoet, Oar1nter mebrere Solpaten. Ser
3ug 1T odnSlih sertritmnert.
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NCr Stnatcn S1nere NeUetues d.
Dritter DiNrift BON sysarpIamS.S ,
@GeGprs Office. ,Ytr. 90 8d1ttmo.efr.
Hff Mn1kt,Onra Ia CNtk4 1aKA a[

GGeIprS Office. ,ytr. 90 BdIttm0.eifr.
@}t& 3A0f0 9lS%l Baltimore Is. DIT, 1854. -l.
8n6rtdt irtrb bterburd alien YtrIpnen eeesben, wel@e In
~fpl9enben Bt;trlsn mOtnsn pper @eIHafte treiben, kS bic
Befeuerunsstiftn itbt CUR @tnft6t 'pfen lteeet itne fur tie
8ett BON Is Iaeen IN htstr Office son Ntp tBRas 8 bis Nnh-
5ttt weroen tie 8 ~fclgeneen Eaee fa;u teftmrrt pereer, @e,
Jude UNI 8eri6ti9un0 BON Strtbumern &c. ;u %enpfdnBen
uab ;war fur BITE foIeenken D~trtFruen: Afl39tsT 11HL~ Is
Grfe DtntfrH--Aae Gbetfe Der ahteM uuh 3tprlften QDar B.
Gbeel65st bur6 Spbn ". Nrtstt, u Itaenj+ Ahtfcr.
8wetIe DtStIDn = Ane Sbeile Der neunten 9Dnra at0s-
I11kt bnr6 YbtIip S.Dawfrng Afifent-M HeTDr. 4
Drltte DtHilipn-Mne Ebeile Ter Sebnten lBdrht ab8ei4a5t
eurh QD. E. Ghitbdn, M0.sMleHpr.o III
Nierte H~trtEen-Nue Tbetle' ber tlfttn gDarS, abSeiHest
bnr& 90. Sidntan, q ffheni -NnehDr. 3iso 35-yj 'stL-iRe
Tinfte Dtoifpn Me EbetIe Der h%reijepnten uno stfr-
sebnten gDarDs, absti8dst bprS U, Y. SaaOA, aifttsnt-
SSee1fe p~tv,fpu-aae Gseils Der f~anfse6ntta Batbg aD-
aefbaSt turtb S. NJ @raub, M6 .AHe6pr. tgt N
Stebente DiotRpn Mue &betle fer ttebenjepnten una
a@t,etntem u arbs, 6bseiddst bur4 SSpbn Y lftOnt Ifffens'
4 AS%te DtDiaOu- GIs Sbstle bsr rtunsebuten pnb sman-
stsfen gBarbs, atssi&dst bar3 ", 9. MaterpOuie, Afifens
Wesunte DtstfSn. @ae aseiIt Der reanteu 9Dasb, aSee-
f&dst bur6 Snp 90. Bomb, &iReent-@ hehpr. sW
3etnte Dirtiipn. Nue Sbetle Der neunteR 9Darb, ab9e-
'Gttfte Dtstfpn. = MHt Itetle Der ehsebnteR aDatb, abae.
fAdkt burH " q ,WfdtIenon Mf~Fhent-NhefOr. ta 81
3p6Ife Dibthpn. - MAe Gbeile ber aHtsetnten unb neun.
se6nttR sparS, aSssftdst bar9 Ssbn NlsSulpnt, MfFHrnt-
MAeGpr. va hHt
Dret,ebnts DtStipu. - VILE ItesIt Der neanten uub ,ebn.
ten sDasto abasftast bar3 70, y. &aumsrlsa, A1ifsnt-
NHrGrr:
ID m. q. Bedle, Mnehpr
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*LUTUKIiINIIDWHo STVVGI
3meiter o. 0iitrift ppn M~arplano,

Baltimore, "a. DIT. 1854.
GGir be9laubi9eu hermit, bnS na6tebente Beripnen,
pelGe i'm 2. @cnsreBbifritt BON Wtarblanb nusSe6pben
tpprben paren, aus be9eiiisten Griinbeu erimirt nurben:
antbpnp 8. Screens, Z. Garb, untansli6; GusuR
Sulitb, T., NiGtburaer Senrp 9anse, II. Difr. 8altu.
Co., 81 alt; Samuel 90. Teal, 8. Warb, 30. guauft
2n9, T., DO @barles gto9e, T., untausli6 &alpb
9puG, g., Ni6tbitrSer; 9obn W. Burton, farbis, s., 3u
alt; @bWdrb Cooler, T., b.. @eorg 3iegler, T., Ni6tz
birser; Gi6clas SatberiG, T., untaueiiG Qetpis 3ins
rel; B.. 3D.; SrIepb 9tcsers, 70. Diftritt Baltic. Co., bp;
9pieef eittIe, Z. @arb. gu olt; SD5n &Ost, g., felte
einen Su6fituten; 36pma8 SefferepS, g., tu alt; @nIpr
9. Siro, g., bp.; Senrb Serring, IL. Difr. 9alto. Co.,
TO-; 9obn 3. Seib, 5. G8arb, untaugli9 Sobn Casper,
T., b.. Santes @arnine, Z, ftente einen Gubftituten;
SpPn e. Reab, 81 81 alt; @berles 9oIFns, s., uatausz
lid 9cHn Scsuann, T., bc.; g8m. SelnI, T., III alt /;
George g. Wtercer, T., untau9Ii1 ; 2boutas @ripps, s.,
untau9lH ! WiiGael Sar6er, T., b.. 9enrb 2Bef, z, b.;
0feubeu G. Rcntier, g., DO. Gbparb Ri9arbs, IL. Diff.
Baltic. Co., b.; &iGarb 8ounttree, z, bo.; Sinoa
Saf9, T., DO. SppH o. Sanneter, g., burn BEN General
BrpfpB Ntaribau e~ntlafien; Nu. @atpppb, T., nntaua<
lt1; Spbn Sarria, farbiS, g., i'm NtilitGrbienft; 8ui.
SurSdn, II. Oifrift Salto. Co., untangli6; @Sfparb
u: Diie, II. Dtfritt Baltic. Co., DO. enbtpig 9pamer,
81 5u alt; gSm. Soy, II. 9iftrift Baltic. Co., nntaues
lid Aleranber gBeber, T., 5u alt; 2Saibinstpn 6pbbs, z.
bo. XeptS aIoater, s., 81 alt; SaneS 6. Qmps, s.,
untonsli4; Grdncis Cher, s., to-; Sebafian Nonebcr-
ger, T., Sh6tbttr9er; ISM. GreenrGn, farbtg, s., untause
ti1 gSn. San, T., b.. gBm. Htdier, S., DO. g5nt. 9.
BBite, farsig, s., 3d.; SObn SpniS, s., gu alt; Samcs
0fcie, farbiS, s., bc.; Natbau 0lobertS, fdrbig, s., su
aft; gtdtban 6oberts, inrbig, g., EatauoliG Eprace
Cooper, iorbis, 5 , DO. /; &cbert g. Dafiu, s., DO. 9cbn
9opuep, farbig, T., DO.
s. Rpbert Satbcart,
BrofcSmaribau unbi
Br9iibent hes GinrolirunasaBDarb.
Sonatbon s. Chapman,
@inronirun9s- epmMii6r.
=. Ncbert @arr,
(ptt25) Nr5t beS @inronirnngs> 8carb.
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SSariuesunfau.

9 It. n, %. DIT. 9ie 8ri9g @epIOu, bon
2inseen nab Stem gprt beitimmt, i6eiterte am
IA. D. Wtts. am Qittle 6eab 9ieef i'm 6afen Don
2insern rnO 9ing sdnsli6 p%erlUren. 9iegtanns
lbaft nlIrbe derettet.
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0uil SuFdIp.

Buffalo, Ng., %. 0tt, Gs gebt ubers
mails pas @erI6t, baB ii6 in Canada 8urtbieet
sn einem Streif3ug se9en 8uffaIIO rtiten, nno
man ia9t, oab Die 9ladridt bieriber anf anti
lt6em Mege bterber oelanot 1ei.
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8ad5use lit Oils Der Courier Die 5rOnt per-
lieB, itanOen Die &ebelen idOn IS Mleilen laO=
lib Don -obioetn 8lobe,
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Observation-Disclosures,
Oritter 81 9ifirift pDn Worplano

Orltter (3.) Stltrltt BON Wtarplano.
Baltimore, "a. Ott. 1854.
GBir beglaubi9eu hermit, baS bic na9febenb benann.
ten Peripneu, wel@e int 3. GcusresOifritt bon 0tarblaub
aus9e99beu pprben puren, aus beiSefusteu @riinceu BPM
0tiIitGrbieut befreit purben:
9eurb 9piIuIann, 10. Barb, gu alt; u. .. Dal-
rDmpIe, l6., fteIte einen Gubfituteu; Wm. 81. @rifftb,
49,, DO ; 6reberid Satps, 16., gu alt 9. .. @riieipulb,
49,, uitauslid @eprge 8. Spiter, 49,, fe1te Ieiuen
Subfituteu Dr. g.. &ebSraDes, TO-, bc.; Damon
Snstart, l6., untanSltG.
s QcppOlb Siumenberg, /.
ts@s-'e ~ BrpfpBmori9oI unb
Brdffbent beS @inrcnirung8sBpart.
@inidm SrppFS,
sGinroIirinsss 6 pmmiH6r.
Thomas 8. Wturbpd),
(ett26l arSt bes @iurplirunsSs5Oarb
GttN @ommif1ipnerS CfTee.
Baltimore, %. Oft. 1864.
Der Y tp eCnnmtitpnrr bat Elm eel&riebenes @eiud err
1alten pen reri1teeeneR =Befsern an Der
Ddsettehr. 3rti6en Srutbap uns @dlserthr, nm e~enannten
Ghetl Der Eanettefr. erdhtreu unb plahern su laIen.
Gr gtbt besb1lb bterbur6 Muen, hte e8 betrtft, ytrtti, ba6
er am RpntnG BEN 81, DIT, 10 ubr 0rrmtttnas tn elmer
Office IT, UNI betd8te NppIitattcnen In @eratbune Az siebeu.
SIN &uftrag
s. Smith.
(24Utt0mll GIsrt tes gtts @Urtmt ffcnets.
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etubtratbssg erbanblunaeu.

Grfer 3weig. Ser Prdloent rei6te
cine s8etitiOn Der neiben 8arbiere elm, Die 8ar@
Itergei4dfte am Scnntas jdlieBen 81 laien. y
1Sis 0roinanJ ipegen 8faiterun9 bon Sapet@
teitr. tpuroe piecer ertpcSen, sllest aber paiirt.
Sic Orotnan1 mel6e ben SDIs
B aten amilien $500 8Duntp bes-
w I'LL t. muroe uuf senUmmen unb
mad eiMer ldn9eren Debate pas
iirt.
Sine &elOluticn trurbe porgenOmmen, $4,000
sur 6eparatur BON S6ulbduiern gu bemiIlieen.
8esta9t.
Ser 3peite J3weis nabnt feline Sei6dfte
pom Mintigteit DOR.
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gRebenembe,peamnaen ia Remtndu.

2oui8ptIGe, "a. Oft. SaS rSOurnol@
iagt, oaB Der 8ebeaenz@ General 2pnn nit 500
Ulann an Der SIOieite oes GumberlaneflulIes
eri6ienen lit ulO mabriaeinli9 einen Strei6
ge9en Die 9luibpiqe unb glprbipeitlide @iien@
balm bel Charlottesville su fIbren beabfiGtist.
Bier RebeQeu<R egimerter ipaen bel Gentrepiae,
Oldham So, ftebeu. Sin aunbi6aiter beri9tet,
OaB 6Orreit ben Sennefee pieber unterbaIb
6lprence treust. Sine anbere, ~pierbunbert
Wtann ltarte &ebeaemmo6t ltanb am Sreitaq
bel OmenSborp'. Sin @ueriaa9ef mar lebten
6reitag in SenoeriOn. Seine 8anbe belt Ii6
iebr anitdnbig unb ruubte sesen allies Griparten
ui6t Dian glaubt oaB mebrere iDlder 8anz
ben, eiui9e tauiepO Mann tart, am 0bipfluIe
3Uii6en Der Ninbun9 beS SuI5FuRes unb
GpdnspiIe 3~ertreut fno.
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Die RebeQen in Rentu9n.

gQirp, %. OF. gOrigen Mitttpp6 brant
gen bic Rebeleu in MapFelo I'M Staat 8entudp
Elm, %perbranuten bas Gpurtbaus uno perabten
~anoerpeitide Srepeltbdten.
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Baltimore, 24. Oft. 1864
/ Dulemeuer, WthaelF % GRIuer, &
2 Oauernfetnb STR. "a WVdbrenbpl3, ~.
3 Blunte, Wr 70 Wieper, Sob S, Ntttpe
4 DtebI, Sesnri6 20 Wtuuer, Sba
s DOrnets, g ~ Wtdtttetc, 8srnbarb
+ 9 GrIetn, Wt6 iat5a&G 28 &eutb, 81 8 ar.--
Z GtSnann, Gunt9unte q 20 NDItng, Wlarte
s GnaHen, Mnna DcrDtted 80 RCfentbal, s
9 Gngelbrett, Nldrtin 81 Gdauer, Gbds
10 SranEfurteri Bernbarb 80 S&teb, u
IL W1utelenb, SIR. SO S6teb 9 8.s sa.
IL @tnbner, 6einrtn "A S6mtbt s r. g..
Is Sauratb, SDlebb .aa 35 S6anbt, SdeDb
ID 6pklbetn, Mfarstn Sc Gt1neer, &puis
Is &lauenbers, Spb 81 Stnter, s
10 Sletn, SIR. 80 Strpbl. Carl
Il Rlement " EictuA SO G6oltne, 6srmann
IL Sebrndnn, i 6 8 40 S6iutng, Barbara j.
~ frbenftetr, Scnas W Al Samtbt SacSb
~ Xebsrer, 6 AZ Q6af, 5einrid,
q 4utterOce, Gltlabetp 10 QDtseL g9nt 6
" WtMle-, TriS "a g8cutrant, Seinrtb- 9
40 Maib, 9, aa &
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Mltes 3eitun9s.N apier
II tn Onanhtdttn BEN lie 100 Stad au trtduitu ia
GDt6er OHiee.
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Wo(6ingtoner an5eigen.

- AnS MGibington mnO 1lnnaegeu6 beliebe
ltan 8eitelnngeit fur ben ,Wedcr" Snbicrip=
tionell iDie Nn5eigenl 0nrd ben MgenteIt Srit. s.
s. Wie0felOt, APO e Ctr, at ltadJtn.
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3imbeersG Hen5
tn SprtusItAer .0Gdlttdt ~btNtah.tet
.. u ttttN,
tmaII8-l de Stat unb 0ednbu %
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MOTIF.

SD nta6e Hermit bic NnSetse, ba6 Id BITE Asentur uOa
GaSpdr BUS ~ pnGtsbelt { n Ibernpmnen babe
unb er Rude bic Mbpnnenten, pelbe bic 0ftcbers6efte nod
ntht trbalten taben, bet mir in stp. 42O 4 Str. Walbtnatpns
o. 6. edrum ansufraeer, ia mir BE &breftn Der Mbonnen-
ten nt6t ale tetannt lne.
~t19rtt-s) s.. s. NtebfeIbt.
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pIas TT btats 31 pertdnfen. Nd6jutrasen $50 7te Straet
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13
ty- Sra Shell. Mr. A

~ Sea Shells A. N. Nonrox sells
at auction, at Patterson's auction rooms, thi.
(Friday) evening, a fne collection Of Shells
and Coral from nearly every part Of the Or.
entail seas. These Gems Of the Ocean are Of
the rarcst beauty, and form the mos: extern
sive and valuable collection ever before in.
troduced in the United States. Nothing can
equal them for ornaments for the parlor, or
curiosities for the cabinet. We advise every
one that has any love for the beautiful and
unique to attend the sale, and secure some
Of these specimens. Go and look at them,
and you will be sure to purchase.
At the same time will also be sold Gyp-
sum Ware, such as card receivers, goblets.
and ornamental ware generally. It must be
seen to be appreciated. Be sure and attend
the sale this evening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

Shru5bery.-We notice that many Of our
citizens arc ornamcnting and identifying
their gardens by setting out trees and shrub
berry. This they have been enabled to do
through Mr.. II. P. SLOAN, who this spring
brought on large and varied assortment of
ornamental trees and shrubbcry, Of the
choice and hardy varieties of species fully
adapted to this latitude, as thoroughly prov
en- by experiments and experience at the eel
cbratrd Rockford Nurseries. Most of our
readers arc aware that Mr.. SLOAN is now
preparing thirty acres Of ground adjoining
town for a first-class nursery. He comes
here fer the purpose Of building up large
and permanent business, and brings to his
aid energy and experience in his calling
What he sells can be depended On Us being
just wha: he represents it to be- His trees,
shrubs, and plants will be only such as will
certainly grow, thrive, and do well in North
ern Iowa. II the sterling honesty and strict
business integrity which we know Mr.. SLOAN
to possess were not enough to prompt him to
pursue such course, self interest would
Any one can see at glance that if he in
tends to build up prosperous business, he
must sell nothing but what is reliable, and
avoid all humhuggery. A travelling agent
can sell worthless trees by never visiting the
same locality twice, but . man who settles
down, and depends on certain section OF
country for a trade that shall last not only
year, but increase with every succeeding
year, must sell good stock and be man the
community can depend upon. Such a man
is Mr.. H. P. SLOAN. and we arc glad to note
that he is receiving encouragement in his Ia.
bors to furnish our people with such nursery
stock as they desire 10 possess. We trust
that the generous patronage he richly merits
will be bestowed UPON him. Until the stock
grown in his own grounds is ut for sale. he
will Gil all orders from the Rockford (Ill.)
Nurseries. Tomorrow, at o'clock in the
afternoon, at his sale grounds on the corner
west Of the Inman House. he sells at auction
the remaining lot of stock of fruit trees,
evergreens, and shrubbery, brought by him
this spring from the above nursery. II will
BE- rare chance for those wishing to pur.
chase in this line.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13
ADVANCE ON SUBSCRIPTION.

ws, the undersigned, newspaper publishers In nack
Hawk County, hereby give notice that and after the
LIST Of June next the yearly subscription price Of
spectse journals will be 200, invariably in advance,
increase Of 80 cents present rates. In common
with most of cotemporaes throughout the State we
compelled to take this step account OF the exhor
bsnt prices demanded for every article that enters into
she makeup Of newspaper the advance in wages and
shs increased Of all the necessaries Of e Confident
that liberal minded public vii! And nothing in this act
70 ssudssnn, s -aa5
We remain, respectfully,
= II. A. 4 q. d. PERKINS,
....-..... Ts5,isters Cedar Falls Gdsetts.
W. HARTMAN,
.r Publisher Waterloo Courier.
Hay 9Th, 1854. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

w Get What You Call For-And be
sure and call for the genuine Chemical Sale.
ratus, made by DELAND & Co.. and put up
in bright red papers. There is a bogus arti.
clio in the market. in green papers, which
should be avoided by those who want a good
thing. 1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

G Richmond 7aksn.--In anticipation of
the taking Of Richmond, which will bring
down the present high prices Of all kinds Of
goods, ELLERMAN, at the Philadelphia Cloth
ing. Store. has already begun to sell his goods
at greatly reduced prices; SO, all in need of
Clothing, don't let the high figures Of some
stores prevent you to call at ELLERNAN's,
as you surely can get the incest of goods
there at prices to SATISFY the most economical
man. - 71w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

III The S,eettest idea Of kdI 1otA Century.
--Just step into CHAsE's and see the endless
varieties Of Pure Confectioneries just received
from H. N. WnD, No. 451 Broadway. NY
This Confectionery cannot fail to please. All
kinds of fruit and mt ea,saics, full favored
bought expressly for the retail hidA M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13
PETER MELENDy, ESQ.,, Of this place, bear the

PETER Mrl.ENDY, Esq, Of this place, bear the
invitation. ..
a premium of thirty dollars is offered for
the best specimen of spring wheat -four. Of
not less than two barrels; twenty ave dol.
lars for the best specimen Of wheat, either
fall or spring, Of not less than Eve bushels
twenty-five dollars for the best three gallon
crock Of butter; twenty dollars for the sec.
ond, and fifteen dollars for the third
We also learn through the Dubuque Times,
that Major STUNNING and Capt. SpEER and
his company. OF the 3lst Iowa regiment have
forwarded to the Fair two hundred Savan
trees, species Of evergreen. very hardy and
beautiful, which were dug outside Of the
picket lines in Alabama by the Captains
company. If they arrive in good order they
should readily sell for one dollar each.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13
A. pAurRo1x's INSTRUCTED

MADAME L. A. PAUTROIx's INSTRUCTIONS
A-FEMALss suffering from painful Menstruation, IT.
rcguiarties and Distractions from whatever
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE and No,riee People
Generally. will hnd to their advantage study MAD.
AhE PAurRoIxs Conversation with Ladies" the
Of Avoiding all Irregularities
ensruat"n and on the health and happiness Of Married
Women Those wishing advice from schooled and
experienced and competent to teach may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three post
age stamps. and addressing, Madame L. 4. Pautroix p
o. Box 1853, New York Casy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

W DR.. SMITH. of Philadelphia, now in
town, has a Gift Enterprise in the Blue
Stors, near the bridge, merely to introduce
his famous Oil-and he really does the fair
thing. 1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-13

Caralry Horses Wanted.-Messrs. ]. L.
Wilcox and Frank WALLACE, Of this place,
have been appointed Government Agents for
the purchase of cavalry horses. Good horses
of four years Old and upwards will bring the
highest market price in greenbacks.