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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

; The New Yosk Hsrald tkss, describes
tho result which apzd ftlbw, tfsehsrst.
els we're 70 put thsir able bodied slaves
in TIE feld as soldier. - r#fT
"Dut let US suppose that SOC, 900 Or oil
the sblc bodied negro nisies Of the rcbel-
lious States now held by Davis ~ put
into, bis armies, With the undersisnding,
that .soh man is to be free msn snd
the owner Of df,y acres Of land, sts1 -
success Of "thc Contederuey," whaa A4x&f
A column Of say 20 coo oftthcpa b9k,
rebel soldiers is brosght late Sen,nflo
18th an equal force Of Uuioa negro t11e1A
The Union negroes retreat; the je& Rests
negroes pursue, calling oat, we sbssea.
der, We surrender. J, -
W. are coming, Father Abraham.
Three hundred thoa.akdnsrs.'
"What other rcsul, could follok, With
the ofer Of immediate frecdoul., not esly
to the rebel negro soldier himself, but 70
his wife and childrcn? ASaisst this 10.
vi,a,ion, is It likely that one solitary
black in the rebel 'rmy wcu.d prefer to
fight bis own .rscc. ,vy the aseg petpsl en-
s!avement of his famif and Their dsscchd.
ants7 No: onc OEs sssrsc, AAsv, The
family Of the negro employed - > selAiss
BY jeff Davis must bo eq'sucieAted bsfsss
he eau be trusted, aud 40 tLi, 4sssecsAiss
would Involve the AosAl. abslisiou pf slay-
cry, there, would be 20 fpsthes. uss fer ..
Southern Coniederact, anHs il vaulds -
once tumble into fragments Win The n.
hovaI OF It's uIdatl0n.tr aHt I'm sannea
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Cases of Extreme Corl,ulency.

One Of the most corpuleuts persons
known was Mr.. La,nber of Ii, ,icestersh re,
who wciehedo htty two stone eleven
pounds, (torr.oeu pounds to the stouo.)
At Hamilton there died in 1916 Sam
uel Sugars, aged ffsy two, and his body,
with single cofiiu, weighed dtty stone.
In l754, died, Mr. Jacob Powell, Of
stebbing, iu Esses; his. body was above
five yards iu circumtereocc, aud weigh
cd FIVE hundred aud sixty pounds, reauir.
ing sixteen mcn to- beas hinr to his
grave. ,.a". z go1 ao s..l ~u1 .
I775. Mr.. Spooner, of Skillington,
near Tamworth, weigLed,a a short tilno
before his death, furty stone and nine
pounds, and measured four feet three
inches across the shuuldcrs.nD5 Gors. sa
Keyslsr mentions young man in Lin.
cola who ate eighteen pounds of beef
daily, aud died in l724, in the 2Ssh
year Of his age, weighing five kuudsea
aud thirty pounds. jGas~.
p A baker In Pye Corner weighed thirty.
four stone, and would frequently eat a
small shoulder Of mutton, baked in his
oveo, and weighing five pounds; he, how.
ever, persisted for one year to live upon
water Cruel aud brown bread, by which
he lost two hundred pounds Of his bulk.
Master Collett, master of the Evesham
Academy, weighed upwards of twenty
six stone; when twelve years old he. was
nearly as large as at the t,'ue Of his death
At two years of Iogcz he required tive
nurses to lift him in aud out of bed, one
Of whom, in a fit Of anger, hs fel!ed to
the aoor with b.ov of his hand. 4. 81
| At Trcnaw, in Cornwall, there was a
man known by the name of Grant Chilli
cot, who wei eiahed four hnsdrci and sixty
pounds; Que Of his stockings could con-
tain six gallons Of wheat. = ~" s&5
The poet Butler must have met with
some such enormous creatures in the type
cfhis Saxon Duke, who, in Hudibras,
e '----did grow so fat, .t''o82@ t@a 2jla
That mice (as histories relats) s;a !&v3f I
Ate grots and Eahyrinths to dwell in, s1r-
His pos,ique parts without his feeling:"st
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Managers may be known by, tho COM
pauies they keep. a.. a.. ..., .,,.s,, ,..r,o
Sugar went up so high lately ahst L.
eaused slight ipcrease ta shspricsi Of
sand. ma, ..,e, sr.sa aat d~s5r =
Gun the incohctcnt cxpression OF .
man in a. Fl, be considcted words city
spokcn. n..4 }.aa ,e 's4z -1s-.As Il -, =
What is tho most t'caiart N nsic in q
bali roomf That made by thc bellies, Of
course. E'1"Hta ~ '2a. ra u 4 =
The utter most parts Of. the earth
are supposed to be she parts where there
are most woman. ''' .' @'
Why is the man who will not bet on
the coming election qli,e as bad us one
who does? b. catse he /, DO better.
Why is it serious thing to produce
infant mutton for your dinnel?
Because it is q lamb On tab)s affair.
surposing you found a cfeenback,
would you, when ionud, be atle,. by any
means, "to make note Of it?" III =
Why are scntlencr, IN practising st
pistol shoo'ing, and lady carrying mnff
alike Becsusc they both do it to keep
their hands in. J. -v @s#. d y'&a
A man out west gives hts geese, once
II month, ao:e of "lndian Vegetable
pills We have often thought the best
thing for ducks was quick mtdiciuc. @
Why ought The old chap WHO always
stands upon the common, ready 10 weigh
YOU for zone cert" to succeed 10 lit,!
EecmTe he makes his living BY, moro
wei Chs than Ole, Ill 5.'0.,s ....,.s
A hqusekeepar, q. the South End hav.
ing hired kitchen gisl who, came worry
highly recnmn ended for Ler ncatncas,
was surprised, ,c fui Ler, ,,the next morn.
inc, cleaniog the lapso with the ind
20 bag. 81. f .. ..-r,-atl ~. ......
4 man named Youag, Of Little Falls,
Il l., .agol sixty i've. lost his fourth
wife last August, md has ju>t,proposcd
to "a maiden lady Of thirty eight to bs
Mrs Y "u"ber five, Go it While you
are l"nn@. .g2''as 1~- f~s'r e..
ScENE-GRocEng STORE ~ Ola Lady
What's the. pricr ,t yer sucpr! 4s3 Il
G1occr--Dpmp Iapsnu twenty. three
cents, mn'm., The dry is twenty seven.
OH La'y-ll'nt.. W.l', I'll take two
pounds of the dry it won't he SO heavy
to carry. ..arr- aa~ ID satai Ne i
"Comc here, my little man." said Z
gentleman to yornestef of fousl years II
age, while sitting in the parlor where .
large company were assembled; "Do you
know me = ''Yes, sir, Ithink | do."-.
"Who am I,han; let ma knew" "You
are teh man wha, kissed Jsne last night
in the parlor." Jane fsinted IN
A politicians definition Of che three
cardinal vir,uer:- 0# p 7-.s 7F2 E.
Fai,h-To bcIive that ore candidate
will carry every state but three. 2@ ~
Hope--To expect IN appointment
worth, at least, .wenty five hundred dol.
lars a@1 a5 vi 4.E a&5ai *s f53 e.
Charity-Tosb,sc and curse those Who
entertain different political opinions from
your own. - #S@ 81 sssfssa e@ F.
A fricpd says that the sity Ct c.,
out Wes. is the meanest place he evsf
was in, Stopping al cerfain hotel, hts
child was faken sick aud died, when the
landlord sent fof him and took him So
|. ve.els 10 task Tor hitting his child die il
. his house, Is such things, he said, would
j rain the reputation of his Hotel Wssd
! v;sc tho landlord 10 put up sigs,-
-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

b. SponTrNd News. The following is
the latestjokc we have heard, and ought
not to be lost: During the recent, visit
of the lnterco' 'lonial delegates to Prince
Edward Island, some of the honorable
gentlemen proposed shooting excursion;
and having armed themsclve, with the
usual "implements Of war" started in
-search for game Passing through q
field they espied what appeared to be a
/ tinc flock Of ployer "a the ground, and
creeping cautiously up, some Of the gen
'lenen fired their pieces The "poyers''
not raising, they were preparing to fre
again when a young gentlcman, not Of
the company, came up and asked-"What
are you firing a. my decays for?" Irnag.
inc their feelings.
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WM. EI.LIQTT.

1USTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col
u lecting Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made nn'ess the
srplicatioR il successful. O1ice in the base
ment the Court House, TrrruN, Iowa. May ]
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Mrs. Frarces L. C.ayton,s now in
M#ine, enlisted in ths-army at. St, Paul,
MINI. with her husband, in 1861. and
fought by his side in the battle Of Stone
River, She was 10 eighteen battles !;
once prisoner; three times wouuded--
10 hand, hip and knee and q. her has.
bands death made known her ser to her
General, aud wss discharged After
that she walked ninety three miles, from
Lexington to Louisville. bare headed
and bare footed, tracking her way il
! tlc>3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

- hat will destroy chinch bugs
) O w Get large, fattish shard-
head, y and put your bug omit, and then
with common nail ha'nmnr, or the head
Of an axe, strike him, fifteen or twenty
quick, hard blows. The remedy is cgcc.
,ual. r...4.n.E -. .r1,.. ~.
"What shall | do with these internal
fruit thieves? IS. MoC." Use an old
shot gun. s. ,...-... ..
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How TO GsT EXEMPTED IL. NJ

How TO GsT ExEMrrEp. IL. NJ
Lewis was drafted in Newcastle township,
in this county, in the 100 per cent, and,
upon applying to Capt. Sinnet, was in
formed that If enc Reuben Baughman.
who was drafted as principal and failed
to report, was forthroaiing, he (Lewis)
would be released. So Lewis got an or
der 70 arrest and started fur some point
in Dewitt county, Illinois, where he
heard Bpughhan had gone, and tho first
person he run across, upon arriving at
the place, was the man. Hc took charge
Of the gentleman, and last Saturday
night delivered him to Capt. Sinnet
Baughmau was examined, pronounced
sound IS a, dollar, and Lewis was released
and given voucher for $50 for the ar
rest,awhich Just paid expenses. We re-
commend this course TO- our drafted fel-
low citizens of the LOO per cent, - Ct 81
hocton, Ohio, Age. s.a...t .. ..
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ExcuaO t484E,A ! :

EXCll0 q bpoyEst - -
CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
.hasers. Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, casifed American gold furnish.
ed at a small premium.I a
~ ONCE fyTi!1WSsHI. II MFG TU1u.lL,, NIL, ,,
linton Iowa: July lst 1860.
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JUSTICE DF rHE PEACE, NorARy PrnL,C
81 and ne NANoc A6 Esr. lra.fi citAangP Pnli-
ties issued on reasonable tesrns.' fOfce with
the County Ire asurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa. cpt. 10th, 1865. fna6vl0yH]
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VOI..11:
..saf tz -S = Wy = x "a y = L. = %
D. Is A SMILE.
The family Is like 4 buck; :; :;
The children are the leaves,
The parents are the cover.
= Protective beauty guss,=

AZ iirst the pages 0! the book
Are blank and parely far
But Time writeth nle morics.
And paineeth pictures there.
Love II the little golden clasp
That bindsth up the trust q,
oh; break il not lest all the leaves
Should scatter and be lost.
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!. .NlillinexY.

vjsh 10 inform the Ladies' that have again
entered the Millinery bnsi sasaa exrsc tsnt :"
sivs il my entire esitsntios-AlhersAyah hoping -
please oil Who may favor me with their parton
80. MRS. r 2. CARTER.
Upton OcN =, 1864. IN
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THOS. NANNA, ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW;
MUsCATINE {: :: T0Wa.
Once, No. I'll Second street. Particular atteR.
.ieA given to collections in Muscatinc, Louisa.
Cudar, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam,
tined, taxes paid, &c.
p%9tf 1900.
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sYIyANUA.YATES

EES, rvos.A .e.1s.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrrox Iowa. 90
VIYILL promptly attend to all business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attenefon
paid to collections. lnll
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.
u.v,n. nurchased large stock Of Printing Material
ve are prepared to execute every variety OF
Plain and Ornamental Printing. ~
w.e.n furnish, on short notice; bExbs. BoxDs. and
iv,crAL BLAHxs, Of every description, in AAeas and
satisfactory manner.
r Owe % A TRIAL!LUa ~.
JAS. II. RoTnRocK, W. r. WOLF
ROlhrOck & Wolf,
AT Law,
10 rrpToN; CEDAR COUNTY. towA. :
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: ---uIu grow 40 fdF, = ~
That mice (as histories relato) z'a .&t
e Ate grots and Eahyrinths to dwell in 2
His pos.ique parts without his feeling."
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Sngsy Grt team whips,; a. good assortment q
i. times 4rtAsI AlD'FbH HIDES.
Upton. lA9payy nth. 1SCl. Ill !. seE.sd ]
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2terh9teut. 5enrp Ut, DAB, 60. 8,
1. 9. Ct. farbise 8eBt., erIdien pieberbolt
in Uniform ia trunfenem 3uItano tn ben
StraBen ben pOrtsmrutb, 8a., uno in Dem
Eager u1O inIultirte ben enthusiastically
ft5ier ieineS 9fesiments er6bli&, ME er ielba
5uatebt, we8balb CT aus Dem DienIt entlafen
pirb, porbebaltltd WenebuIi9ung oe5 Yrat
beaten Der Ser. Staoten. ID
Iuf Sefebl BON @eneralsNaier
8utl1eir, Is.
g. 9. Davis, 2@) taa
MuiOr u. Il. @en. Nbi.
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U%0n(6tngtOn, Q. G.

MlS 0e1erteure muroe1 ourb Gpt.
Sheets SetectipS perbaftet !: 6enrp 8 @rant.
2. 9ttrift columbia 3e9iment !; GeOrae Song
BON Capt. 0bitnep's u~nabbdnsi9er Gaeallerie.
/ Marfball @: Smith, 8atterie 8,
/. Srr9inia 9trtiaerie, puroe nad Dem alien
Gapttpl @efdngnib gebradt, Inn Dor Elm arieasz
@ertHt 9eitelt 81 tperoen. Serrer puroen na6
oemielben Ylase ipeOirt: 9enrp SUnes, 8atterie
8 2. ga Irtiaerie; Gomaro Nperp, Comp Sd
L. WtaIne Sol; 9u9b 30 !6aptin3, Gemp 6,
SCOTS 9OO.A =
Bldtternarben. = gluf einem Der
9eltern gtorger Don Der Napp Oarb tOmmenoe.,
taotz@tienbabnpagen CAB es etnen unatqez
nebmen 9lufrttt. Sin junger Wtanrl, mel6er
tir3lt6 crit BON ben vSmallpDr" genelen man,
ittego alf ben Bdggpn urb nabm ieinen 9lab
anf Der bintern PlatfOrm. Bl6bli9 brebt Ii9 Elm
llln9er Sub, Der Dor ibm itanb, sufdllig berum,
uno bel Dem Nnblid bes blatternarbiaen @elidts
ieines 5%tntermannes iprinst ct NIT benz S6rei
uDtein Soft" bur6 ben gSa9en binour6 uno
sur Srpnttbiir binaus. Inter ben 8aIaaierert
%entitano ni9t 9eringe ~Aufregung uno mebrere
~oerielben nabmen ebenfalls ibren @eg our6 Die
6rOnt nro paren frOb, Oab ie bieBmal nit Dem
S6red oapDn gefDmmen paren
pArppriattpnSbiIIs.-Oi Npz
prDprtatiOnsbilI fin Die 9tapp garo fir bas
SiScaliabr Dpm 80. SUM- ga bis oabin '65
betrd9t Die Summe ppn $4,000, Die oes
9taOal ObierpatOrumS fir Oielelbe 3eit 10000
Dollars.
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@tne fehr ante @eleoenheif.

@tns g'trtbfdaft, NIT einem GeIalDn Serbunten. duf 10
Sabre 3eale, TT 5u rerfaufen, neil Der &iaentblmer lebIa
rt4tuns TT neu unb Der Ylns 1ebr gut selesen. DaS Saus
~ 81 Sas tttt ine 80 Tus brett nnb tsfiubet I'D an Der Ode
Ssr YennlelSGnta ASenue un6 2e Str, nabt tenn @apitpl.
9dbtreS su t~rfrasen bet Spbn 8. Riebfelb, SO. 49O g.
StraBe. lmsol
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Gtne auto @eIeoenhei1

tnr etnen Mann nit ~einisen tuutert Dollars Gupitdt bietei
E1 eaF9 ben 4ntauf zines s~anebaren @rCeert., GiauDr. uni
G2terHSel9dftes an Der Ode elmer fart f~reauenten StraRe
9elesen. Der @teentbumer MIL tfelen Ylab meaen lleber.
Marine etnes onberen @ei66ftes S~trfaufen. .
ganfreS BEL Zen 6erren Ntebfelb, 426 6 ctr. unb Geprae
@rauuer' o4 TIE Straee, gBdfbtnstpn, .. 6. (3ODe,1gI)
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0roaioae Sea 5taafcs Marn1anS.

Ser. Orben Der llnabb, 8riioer, Baltimore, Mb
2itbe - Tueenb Dabrbett.
Die WtttsIteter ~berIel6em werben at Der mprseu, SreitaB
ben s. San. ;. S., Mbenbs ~ ubr, fattintenben StBung im
3eGabtte Sale. 4. Stpd, etn~gelaben. SIM Nuftrdg
Sc &rpner,O -(Srp6m.
(DD) -H,S d Il I, Cbrpgs E6rtftm.
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NOrtrd9e iiber Grpertmenta1pbpfif,
I'M pberen Saale Der Surnbaae, 800 @eit
8ratt1traBe.

Bon ptelen Settet autSeIprbert pno r~nterfibt bur6 bic
Site bts Serrn Rndpp, tpelber mir ~freunblibft bic 8enuSuns
ietner pbpittaltl6 em Apparate eelfahete, beabit6ttse tb etnen
9pcluS BON 6 Nortr1sen Ibtr auserleene AblGnitte ter
N~aturlebre su baltfn uno bielelben bur6 sdblreiGe @rpert-
mente 5I erldutera. Oiee NCrtrd9e pef6en 70 popular ais
mGeliG unb 8rettag, hen s. Sanunr, Abenbs 8 llbr, bestn-
men unb jeben Srettag ~iDrtsefebt tperbSn.
Der SubIcipttSnSpretS fir aQe 9 Nprtrdse betriet etnen
Dollar. Observation-Disclosures far2p per Isnen 81. SO; fir 3 ptrIDnen
81 90. Der Gintrttt fir etnen ~etnteinen @ortras tit IS
Gents. Gintrittstarten unb prperdntns Tnb In Der Euruer-
bale unb Ia Der @Ipeb..b. 81. 3u BADEN.
(NtDO QDerner = 3.
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WHUNUCIW
petnridb Eager aus Wien, wirS bierntit aufseforbert,
letnen segenpdrtigen @uient6 altscrt ieinemt bier ~tpeilenben
Srlleer G6narS Eager mitSut5eilen, peseu mi&tiseu
SrOl9alt9zAnSelesen6eiten, inOenl iein 8ater SOlepB 9ager
%freunbe, bic iber ben auTeat6altsort bes Srm. Ssinri6
Eager auIiHluB geben fOnuen, erlu6t, itI i'm Wai6inston
9oteI @de bon @antben nnb Gutaapffr. III melben. Sine
quite 8elc9nuns er9Glt bieieniSe YerIon, ,pe(6e BON ibm
yta9ri9t se6eu fann. 1874 EGI
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Oeue An1eiQen.
MuTprNcrnnn.

---7-TT9 TTTI1T ETTTT
K STR 9errt Nntpn GtIentarbt etn Brief lit Der
gDeder. fice. u rig (li#
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Eooes= MnSei9e.

GeRern Msprstn 2 lbr ftarb trfer iunisf' aeltebttHr gSpbm
~ a 7 tin i'm Nlt:t bpn 20 Sabren. Seiu Qet6ehbegGns.
nis fnSet beute gtadnittag um 2 lbr fatt uub laben @er-
Greunbe uno 8etannte tSiliGt bieriu ctn -
Die t~rauernben @ltern Il
Spfepb rnb Gatbartne @uHpert,
(Dp) ha4 215 @aiern Nrenue.
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stfteaebuas BON MarpIans.

Annapolis, 6. San. Die Seleaateu
bes 6uaieS perlammelten 1ih geltern Mittag une
e%rnannten Sol. 6ammDnb pom Sreberid Gpuntr
s1 ibrem prOpiiOril6en Spriiber, SIR. Sra5iel
BON 9erfelter @puntp bedntragte, baB Die 0lits
9lieber ii6 iOfprt BON Ni6ter 8reper eini9pS.
rem laHen %IOllten. 6iergegen puroe @inpant
erbOben, inOen oieS ni6t n6tbig lei, 10 lange fetr
Spre6er erpdblt peroe. 9luf @ntrag beg
5errn Setter BON Baltimore Gpantp pertagte iid
baS 9au8 bis 9pnteritag 0tittag, Die gtItz
glteoer paren anpelenb nit @luSnabnte bon 3.
epGtercS.
Sic 1lnionmitalieber be5 9auleS bteIten belte
9td6t cine Gullot8fibun9 nit fOIgenoem Nelutz
tat: SbpmaS &emp pm Caroline Spuntn Sprez
der nit 80 Stimmen !; SpneS BON Gecl Gpuntp
erbielt IS llllo Setter pom Baltimore g.. @lS
SberzGlerf muroe gSm. 81. Sole pom Baltimore
einitimmig er1drnt.
9QS 9rader wurben Bull & Subtle (ppm
Slipper einltimmig erndnnt.
4S Sergeant at 9lrmS wurbe 81 Gperp BON
Baltimore ernannt.
3birbIter: SObn Sritb ppn @aibingtOn So.
uno 3bOnas Cooper pom Baltimore.
9Oitmeifter @tiiab 6ilen.
Der Caucus bes SenateS erpdblte sSpbn g.
Selmann BON Nnn 9(rllnbel So. gum 8prliben=
ben uno 6. 9arrpppb sum Sefretdr.
0perGttOnem ces fiS;s GtIantifbem 0ciGpGSers.
SerfGruns feinSIidber gaIsnerfe.
8aibin9tOn, 6. Son. 9as Napps
Oepartement bat fplgen0e. SepeI6e erbalten: !.
9. st. Slug9eni6if San SacintO,
Sep @eit, %. Deg.
Gin @ioepn MeIls &c. ].
IS gereidt mir gum &ersnii9en, einen iebr
Wi6tigen 9ienit 81 melOen, ben 9(cting Maiter
8rOwn I'M 9lnbrepS Suno bur6 3erlt6rung Der
fetnoli6en Sal5werte bort unO bel Safe Dcepla
perrt6tetlbat.
Sn einem anbern 8eri6te meloet Der Gupitdn
be8 San SacintO Die @efangennabme zines
9ampfers Our6 ben Ser. ct, 9ampfer Sor.
9lm "a. 9e5. faperte Der elbe ben brittii6en
Sampler Gomin.
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Stn bic GcfdneDercinc SaltimUre'8 ans
Mnfhi1tnfDn'8.

SIN o%erfpTenen SSAmer Wurbe i'd BEL Fem @eIanefta ,u
HtEld, &burtngeu, nit bent Rdpelmeifet, 9errn ! mr
aus Wfatns betannt. be1en 6rennbIbaff rub ~6eeisneter .Na6-
tenutnib i6 bic Auswabt bon ehru SO Der Borg l9ti6fttn
NGnnerbSrt Sereanfe. @ingebent Ter Sdruterigieitea itetS
su betOnrten, bielt i'd Is. i'm 5Sntsrefe beutl9en Sanees, flr
iwedrnd6ts, ie etne Ynrtttur nit 16 Sttmn1en, fppie tpfnif6
Operetten, Duttten u. |. ~. ;u tmpprtiren, bic ib ben refp.
Sc fang. Nerttnen btatsf p~ffertre. SD ptrbe hie SmSprt1.
tiOa Der n~euefen befen GbSre jibrlt6 wttberbUlen. Atan
abreifre!
Csc 8. Stetnbd&.
(7Sani) 70 Q5ef 8altimUrefra6e. Baltimore. sob.
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Bu Derfanfen.
Cine 0rpetrp unb Wtrtbi&aft I'm Mtttelpnmtte Der Stabt
IT weeen 0et36ftswe4!tle hes DeHters btlteR sn tertauftn.
8u e~rfrasen In Der Office bes aDeder. (DiMD)
NesmMf> Gin brases 0tdb&en fur 9~ansarbett in elmer
VCIWuyl& Tamtlte, ws BITE 2Dai6e o~usseaeben mirb. -
Alan melte f4 tn w. s Nerbs1pnhfr. tDtl
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sIatt ana 81. pe,snS.s 1865 .ta 8eas BON 5000 so4s4s

Die Bpnbs fab In Mnleten auf @runbeteemtbum u. &ftien
ieWte In 6tedS ietr tprtbetItdft ~dneelegt.
VIM /. Saftuar 1852 partR 16O67 Grutt rfen, rdbrenb
les lebten SabreS trufbeR 6SS3 ntue Guntt erEifnet unb tua0-
renh b~erslbeR pertpte 26eo Geatt eefHlrEen, 70 tae am 81.
Deitmbtr 1858 1890 @pntt rhtn tHtten.
sfbe' $500 -" SaIpmcn Gprner.
= p>He10 - Auftu SenttnS. 4
(4San4mIl vs. er ner Or refill.
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Carvings Banf BON Baltimore,
Tltia4 tA -9'is3 2. sSaaIat 1864.
Die unteriti&n.ten BON rem DireItrriart ter castings
Want tR Baltimore" eruannt, um eimen DertGt iber bic
OptvAtisnen bttfer Hant fur has ~DerHOGene Sabr 8u MAIDEN,
tabfn f~prSfdltts ben ibntn g~erprhenen MuftraS trfult Mht
brrtmttn pte CIet: 80 sss.
Sstras Ser 8unbs am 81. DECEMBER 1862 $4,e9s. Sso.So
. on DeplntcreR wdbtenb 1893 %tmpfangen unb -urvl
SntereHen fur Mustetben, Dtesbenhfn bon -
Stpds In ttmieIbtn Sabre 1,3S9,6SS.45
$o,OsS019.S4
Datpn III abtuiiebeR: Il I1
1eraG an Depoittprtn @atrenb .s4ai3 A2ai4H
1893 besdblt NIT Gini9Iu6 BON ~{z3l1
Capital u. 3inIen $954t774.73
8ttra9 fur rIntcnen. .s tns 16,2I2.86
Detrag fur Stepern gil41lAGb l3,427.29 :
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Oemtftbe 3citiNriftem fir 1864.

8tim llnterssi@ueten iixO ~Dprrdtbts unb werben prompt
unO resstmasiS, nab Antunft Der leuti&tn Sttamfr, in's
6aus 9~eltefcrt:
Die OartenIGMbc. Slufrirtes 5nmilienblatt. 50 @rO.
per Sahr SO 90
uebcr 2aue Hno Wecer. %a9eneine tnufrirte 3eitung;
Serdusg. BON pafl1nber. So pr Snbr 600
Die iuMffrirte Melt. Sfdtter aus Natur un6 2eten.
QDifenfdaft unb Runf. - Sefte q % Cts.
Der Sd;ar. 8erIiher iuafrtrte Darten,eituna, As Nrp
pr Sabr ha A 90
Suseineine MufferSeitHng. "a go per Sntr 800
%. 81. Sb M tot,
ESdn2D) "a sd. Balttmprefr.
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@cbnef6tr DerlanQt.
2 3uitnttber une 100 S9neiber. um @6de, @oien n5
Nefen tu manen. dur CUTE Mrbeiter m6eeR lt6 ntlbeE
Dtelelbert nfit1ien etne prcbearbeit mttbrtnoen. Die better
preilt rcerben1 beJablt bet ~ Sd14& .g4ti
9@ F3Ea%N1 Smttb, BrDt4er8 & Co.,
toet-1eG = hHl.e 3s; 40 %. 9altimurefr. B.
2Oblen &ObIenl GOblem
epfen8 Bailey, Sunburp ulb Baltimore @ompagnie,
icpie bic befe Naalitat auberer 3obIen, sefastes NIB ses
i~paltenes @i&en7, unb 6i6ten6ols gum @ertanf gu ben
miebrisfen 8aarpreifeu Bel
ts91f~ @. 90. ~Qeifenrins,
(8ausSWete) q. D.Gds bon, S0parS. uaS Srantlina