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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
From the BnHalotN.Y. COurriorl
Hear A Soldier.

Encampment in the Field, on tho
Weldon Railroad, Sept. 13, 1854:
"Yon are perhaps anxious to know
how the army stands in regard to the
Presidential question. Twill tell you:
as far as | know, the army is most
decidedly in favor Of General McClsl.
Ian.
"If you want 10 cure Q man Of mig
gerism just get him 10 enlist; and il
it don't take the niger ont Of him
quicker than q rain.storm will starch
from q shirt collar, ! am much mista-
ken; | have never known tito fail
yet.
"When Abe Issued his proclsma.
ton TO whom it may concern it
changed q vast numder here in the
army, who previously were his ear
nest supporters to as strong oppos-
ers.
"Ahd then, read in the pspera Of
Republican persuasion about the mig
gers fighting 90 we'll, aud maxim g
b,tter soldiers than white volunteers
(and | don't know but what they
would than that class Of negro@wor-
shippers who stay at home and hire ne.
gro substitutes.) Those very men
know wien they are saying It they
are uttering that which is untrue: and
it is a libel on our brave white vol
untears; | have seen whereofI speakl
When | see nine thousand nigs run
from. two thousand rebs, it proves
pretty conclusively to my mind that
there is not much fight 10 them. And
then, too two thousand Of our own
boys took the rebel works and the rigs
were put in to hold them and got
driven out. can't be mistaken in
this as | saw it myself, and was not
twenty rods from them when il was
done; | refer to the 3Oth Of July. The
nigs came running back without guns,
knapsacks, haversacks os any thing
else except their legs, which seemed
to be their beat mode Of fighting, and
they made them serve them we'll !
tell you. .- .. ..
"1n the company IN which / am
there is no. single soldier who will
vote for Abe. Fighting q battle once
or twice a week is not sDch q nice
and comfortable way Of spending
your time as to make . person stay in
the army q great while after the reb--
els are willing to lay dnwn their arms
and snbmit to be governed by the
Constitution and lsws framed 10 &C
cordance with it. And another thing
our bill OF fair, such ss hard tack,
salt beef aud pork, and army coffee,
don't possess sllurements enough 10
make one banker after them much
when he can got anything elss to-
eat. Just to think Of peace Of your
cheese, or Q nice bowl Of bread and
milk, "a perfectly excruciatiug; and to
think OF some Of your butter and
biscuit, with berries smothered In
cream and sugar,is agony"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

~The gentlemen nominated 70:
Electors are widely known as men Of
sound ability and integrity, and they
will add strength to the sick--Coar-
rant.
There are a good many "sick unto
death" in the Republican party, who
need strength. Why not try tho
Cherokee Remcdyl
Because the District is safe, Repub
licans have no right to lie STILL. Belle
f9ntaine Republican.
No. And there is no danger that
they will forget to exercise their right
to still lie.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
False Reports.

Little or no credenoe should be
given to the telegraphic news from
the army which is now being receiv-
ed. Most Of it is false, and design
ed to influence the coming State g.
lections. The story Of the capture
Of EARLy and BRDoKINRIDeE and the
1000 prisoners is 4 fair cas- in point
Such reports will be put in circu-
lstion every day from now to / he cleo
ton. Only silly persons will be de-
ceiyed BY them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
AMERICAN FREEMAN! George B

AMERICAN FREEMANl George B
Mcclellan and abraham Lincoln are
candidate for the Presidential chair.
Twice Mcclellan was piteously appeal
cd to by Lincoln to save the Capitol
twice he accomplished the great
work entrusted to him by the pale and
trembling Executive-twice was he
removed from his command when the
danger was passed and fear left the
craven hearts or the rulers at Wash
ington. Now, the same men who i'm
plOred hun to help aud succor them
in their hours Of danger, are at tempt
ing to impugn hia military ability
and are charging him with disloralty
Which will you choosei The Hero
who won Antietam. or the Jester
who called for vulgar negro song as
he rode amidst the bloody graves Of
his msrtyred countrymenl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
The l. sst Dollar and the Last Mon.

Provost Marshal Fry, gives the
Sople the very consoliug asa urance.
that where there are excesses they
will be credited on the next drGft.-
Let the people ponder this fiicial an,
nouncement that there is to bo another
draft. Remember, too, that paying
out is played out. The people have
about filled the Republican program
me 80 far aS money is concerned -
They have given we'll nigh the last
dollar" The "last man" will have
to 20 when tue next draft is made.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06


for the sake Of the quiet and good or
der Of the town Of Sidney, for had
any attempt been made to molest this
peaceabie assemhlage, an assemblage
uhder the Constitution, | tell you it
would have been resisted to the utter
most T applause And the men
are here, ready to make good this de.
termination TO exercise their rights.-
Il applause. This is q meeting as
sembled under the Constitution, aud
according to law; a peaceable public
meeting; a political meeting 10 can.
vass the claims OF rival parties and
rival candidates in the Presidential
contest We have right to be here
and wO mean 10 be here, and wherev.
or else we choose to discuss the great
questions involved in this contest
[Apphus] We have a right to meet
to remain and depart unmolested,
having exercised our privileges as
treemen. You know, and this admin
istration, through it's spies knows, if
its spies have told them the truth,
that have done my utmost to pre-.
vent the organized arming Of any
body Of citizens OF this States or any
other State, for any purpose, but the
right OF the individual citizen to bear
arms cannot be infringed; his right
toiasEemble, his right to defend him
self being assembled, is one that nev
or can ba surrendered, for the assem-
bling Of the people together is the
first step toward the exercise Of that
great right in Republican Govern
ment--the elective franchise. With.
ont free discussion and the unmClest-
cd meeting Of the people, it is vain
to talk OF elections. say, therefore
that any attempt at interference with
our meetings to day would have me.
with the resistance and the eonse-
quences which such attempts 30 rich
ly observe, and upon the heads Of the
men who instigated it would have fal
len the responsibility. acquit the
soldiers themselves from blame in the
matter. There never has been an iuC
Stancs yet since the war began wher.
Of their own accord, not instigated by
towards behind them, soldiers have
ever intertered with the rights Of cit
zens. | havo mingled in three years
with q hundred thousand OF them
and never but once swas an offensive
word or gesture heard, and then i
was at the instigati0n OF these men
not soldiers. This is due to thest
brave men. The brave man is Away
u courteous man, always recognizing
aud respecting the rights OF others
These are bravo men, and one thiDs
gratiied me very much-notwithStar
ding the organized and determined
efforts to procure insults through thu
instrulnentality Of the very men
have named calling for three groans
for your speaker-nore than one.hal
Of these brave boys, not only refused
to join in tho groans but actually tool
off their caps and cheered, and after.
wards joined in three hearty cheer
for George B. Mcclellan. [ApplauSe.
So much by way Of inrocution per
tinent to the occasion.
A more quiet and orderly meeting
never was held.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

WILLIAM :. J0HNsTON's ESTATE.
H1oTICE is hereby giysh that the subscri
~ bes has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator, Of the Estate of William 4
Johnston, late Of Vinton County, Ohio, dseess-
dc,
July lt.G-sw, SAMUEL c. CASE,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

Bets are being made in New York
that Gold will ins,:zntly 60 up to 81.
90 il Lincoin is elected,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
abe 5N Arthur 9ema'lat.
PuLlsHEu HvERY THURSDAY ~
E. A. BRATT o N.
FlCE:
In Bratton's BniluInga, Z ASt OF Court
UOuse, Tn stains.
TERMS, CASH.

EEHMSi CAoH'
Ths DEN, mar will be sent one year for ono
Dollar; and Fifty cents, Six Months. for Seven
~ All rapers will be discontinued at th"
expiration Of the timo paid for.
TERMS FOR ADVEP TISING.
- One squwe one insertion, tOIo
Each additional insertion, ,'oO
Cards one year,
Notice Of appointn. OF" 4 Ainis'
ora, Guardian and Executors 300
Attachment notices before. r. E,IO
Editorial notices per line, ~
ty- Ton lines minion charged a. one sqdare,
and all Advertis ,ments 40 Legal Notices must
bo paid in ajva ,ce.
tT- liberal deduction will lbe ma'St0 year
advertipers.
ETTho abovet"rms must be complied with
TAlipaymen must be made to the Fro
Rotor, a. we ha re nU agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
MARIETTA AND CINCINNA
RAILROAD.

ERmW q " lR \ s&sk
ONanA after Monday, January II 1854, and
" until further notice, lrains viii run Us io'-
lows:
MAIL GOING EAST,
I4ayss Cincinnati at S:tJ A. NJ: Leaves ban
chcnstor at-O:97 a. NJ; leaves Grcenheid ~
1911 y. NJ: arrives at Chillicothc ut 1913 I'm
I.nyes Chiliicothe at 1885 +. M; leaves Ham
den Juneion at 9:f9 p. NJ; leaves Athens Al
I;sl =. NJ; Arrives Ht Marietta at 6;53 T. 81 ~;
arrives at Belpre = Parkorsburg ut 7lO l. NJ
MAIL GOING WEST.
Ic,yss Belpre &C., at 1880 A. NJ; leaves Mar
ietta at 7:4S AM; leaves Athens at lo'CS A.
NJ: leaves Hamden Junction at u :86 A, Nj
Arrives at Ohiliicotho At l2:65 P.M.; leave.
Chillicotho ut 1915 P. NJ; leaves Biancnester OF
S:5SP, NJ; leaves Loveland at 4:5O L. NJ; ar
Tiyesat CINCINNATI at 5:56P.M.
The Accommodation Train Leaves Chillieothe
at $40 A. NJ; arrives at Cincinnati at lO25 A.
n Leaves Concinnati at $3.50 +. N. arrives at
C,.illicothe at $50 z. NJ.
Con, ections are made at LOveland with
Trinn, to and from Columbu and at Hamden
Junction With trains 20 and from Portsmouth
JOHN DURAND, SuPt.
January II, lS6l-ly
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itAsn ardu3Geu ant nG&fen Ntcntds atenb les.
@ 9r. 6. s. @dbaStt neikt AM n6&fen m1sntas
gto. 50 gtorb Srebsridfrase cine reue Biribi&aft elm unD
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rrri bin 81 ibn1.
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tsl3t AM Wfontas Ntorseu alien i.inen @Sltsu sineH lI=
pelb' II 9un9 auf.
EW- 3r. 9einridb Sung pat in bsr Sa,riTonNr. cine
neite NlrtPi1sft er1iEtet nnb traftirt om Msntas feline
0dfe nit eiuem i9mad9a,tex @abelfribfHd.
~ Sr. Grner BAT ieiu DomiciG oUn g1orfolt bierber
ostItSt uub Wirb am nS&feu WOntas iu go. Al on
Yrattfr. cine AEirtbf&ait erShuen, nobel er feline Safe
init etaem Selitaten Quu& Hub 2dterglcrfolt-A uReruaere
~rtredtet'1 WertGuust bebPab tti4t, YGPa Grusr einem BE.
Iu8 nb;uftatteu.
~ "SrsOronts IT en AtttIeI, reI&tv sessnHdrtts ui&t
gsrtnee Aufmertlamtett Glf E& sttbt unb jwar NIT &e&t.
Der eteisn rrbItItnsenbtn ytamen fRertnhe 4rtitsI ID zines
Der bsfen gr'paratt ftr BITE 3dbre urb len @dumeu. nsI6e
esm Putliturt iemalS a~nsebpttu nereen rnt.
Ntr fne nit ben Nef Sltattn, rtl&t hur& ben @etrau9
sS "SriOepnts" trtteit tScrben Fab, (ttt SAtren ptrtraut
nne 1T uns nisnals etn San srrsstcmlnen, tn wel&su ettfe
Stetultate nt&t Der @%rnartuae etnde unh In bpbrnt Graee
belrtsetsenb sewefeu w1ren. 70 etattet bic SABINE, bdrttt
ben @Gunen unb sttt een Wunbe unh BEN Atbem ttHe e.
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Ct. 2putS, II, Gopbr. Sin Ser,
aus Die er Staot ertldrt ben 8eridt, Dap WtOr,
9anila an9egriifen uno 1900 Mann 9efanser
9euammen wurben, pie CT ron einem Core.
lpOnbenten Der 9t.9. 8Orlp perbreitet wuroe,
fur fali6. Ser lperr mar 4 Sage Ipdter, als
bic @rpberun9 itatt9efunpen buben iOllte, il
Wtcr9an;ia uno b6rte nidtS baopn, AUDI biz
Sampfer ppn NeW@O Orleans bringen feline Der.
arti9e Na6riheen.
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Mrntreal, 10. glpp. Die 3eusenper,
%nebmuneen in Der ltnteriuhurg ipegen bel
Ho53ia 9egen ct. Nlban3 ihreiten MIR langlam
porpdrts. SO beibt, bab in Der SADIE an bic
en9Iiiden SribunaIe niht appeIlirt werOen tanu,
ou Die 8urlanentsacte einen iOlden Snitan;en-
;ug ouf oaS pereiniote a6ni9rei6 eindrdntt.
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Nm ber # 10. 9iou. Ser 9ampfer
@eOreian fam 9efern bier ait. Ser Collector
pes 3otlamtes our6iu6te benlelben uno ianb
nidts 8erpddti9es Dor, bdlt ibn jsbp6 biz auf
%peiteren 8eiebI Der Me9iernng Surid. Ser
@igentbImer lit inn b6ditsn @rao aufsebradt
unO orrbt Tim S6aolOsbaltuns flusbar 81
tperoen.
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malen berporra9enoe Mdnner aus ben nDroIi=
den Staten bier, ipelde in bic canaoii6e @e=
9ierung bringer, auf energiide 8eile nit Der
ameritanii6en 8eb6roen Suiammen 5u pirten,
I'M ben 6riecen on ben Grensen su erbalten.
9te canapii6e gte9ierung bat st bieIem 3ped
pirtiame Wlafreaeln erariffen.
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~2ouisptlGe, Ii. gspbr. 9ie 9ta6rids
BON Sen. Sherman linb tpidtis uno gut, bpA
ae9enpdrti9 cDntrebanp.
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PIN ncn vehrfr ~ g. GfhGfcr

Gs rttut INNS fetr Ieth, kae Ste Sore 9&ule In unf,rer
9tletttssle a~af6eseben baten. Das Seturfnis etutr yrtsa,
t&als Sat I'D i~stteetn 70 ftbr btrausstRtat. Sas MIR Die Sbtta
Etteer trrt4tet iu ftten min f&tn. Muf je>tn 6an wirh ST
nn etne btliere llptttflSune ju Etetl.
(ShC. @tbrere WttgItete OR BaIttnpre,I
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Seuat.
NQesanp County: Or. Gb. $. Obr.
Mime Nrunoel Co.: Spri9s 9arpopo.
Staot Baltimore; /. 9iitr., 9lott. Burner.
IN S. 6. 8bitnep'
Baltimore g.: eOwurO g. gbilpot.
Galpert Gountr: Hi6aro 6. Madal.
Caroline Gpuntp: Curtis 9apiS.
Carroll Gpuntp: Sume5 8. 8ilIingslea.
Cecil Gpuntp: Saccb Some.
Charles @puntp: Spbn IS. Sentin8.
9pr6eiter Co.: @iQiam 0pllanS.
Sreoerid g.: Charles 6. Srail.
6arfpro Co.: 8m. .. Stepbenion.
,9oparo Co.: 9ittleton WatIin.
Sent County: 9aniel eeSones.
Mont9cnterp Co.: Sbomas .. 2anSoale,
Brince @eor9e'8 Co.: Daniel Glurf.
Queen Nnue'S Co.: Salnes s. Garle.
Spmerist Co.. 2epin 8. @aters.
ct. Warp's Co.. Chapman 8iQin9slep.
Salbpt Gpurtp: Sames 90. Otcgeal.
Maibin9tOn Co.: Gliu8 Saois.
WDrceiter @ountp 4: S. s. 8. WcNfalter.
Spbalo Der Senat in 9 bung lit, baben bic
Senatoren lber ben SertnIn bon 2 Uper 4 Sab
rem gu lpoien.
DeIeeatenbauS.
MIe9anp Gountp Saml. s.. Smith, Senrr
8rppn, g. IS. @aropel, Mi6ael Sberrp uni
Matbia8 g. Dean.
Mnne NrunoeI Gcuntp: Oliper Mtiaer uni
Sames 6. 8obinipn.
Stabt Baltimore: Griter Oiitritt Caleb Sp.
mes, @b. 8urteu, S. $. Gopf, Sanies S. See,
s. 9. 9ampleton uro s. s. 6. Sarr. 3lpeitel
|9iitritt S. S. 9arlins, s. 30. Srasier, Sui
6arriS, Samuel S. Soper, Sbpma8 s. Sull
unO Sbpmas S. Wtules. Sritter 9iltritt: s.
S. arlington, S. g. Cummings, so. Sbop,
acre, s. .. 9asen, 6. 6. @arriiO on uno S. s,
Spnes.
Baltimore GOuntp: @m. s. 9pffman, Geo.
SIOtbOtper, 9apip Sing, j3ep. gOteet, Ri6plas
8. Barrier, Gpwaro 6. 0lpers. 0oE
Galuert Gcuntp: 9enrp @iaiams.
Caroline GcHntp: 4rtbur s. 8iQis nno S.
u. Gift. aa ~ oe sR af.a
Carroll Gountp; 0lples ebap, Mi6Olas $.
NOrris, Spbn SIS. atneel, g8nt. 8. 8OOoen une
George Guerbart.
Cecil County: George y. Bennington, ga,
mes McGauIep, Sstbru S. MeGulou9b uni
Seize q. airt. i.a51 - 3 .. 11
Charles Gountp Sreoerid Stone.
SOr6eiter Gpuntp Spbn $. 9Dpipn uni
%. q. Smith. sssz aae
G5reOerid County,; 9auip s. Dtarfep, ga.
muel Geeter, Saoio Msnep, Sbpntas u. Smith
Upton 8ubrman uno 9apio &inebart.
9arfpro GOuntp Sofbaa 81. @iion, Sbo.
mas 8. 9optin8, Siaae Cairns unp @enrp> u
Siloer. aaa
!6olparo @puntp: Moam 6. Warner Ii. Glalt.
bus Stetpurb. '-. @ s1'
Rent County: 2epis uilton u. g. GOmeaps
WpntgOmerp Gpuntp: Greenbarp Mattins
uno benjamin 6oiett.
9rinee Georges GOunip: H. 9. .. Gben
uno Charles 9. Golpert, il.
Queen 4nne's Gountp: Spbn See nno Sebr
6. Splion.
SOmeriet Gourtp: Sob. st. 9ancp, 2emnel
Walpne uno SbUmaS S. S. Niper.
ct. Marn'S Gountp 8afer q. Samiipn.
talbot Gpurtn: Sanes Galliont unS -
9aoupap.
@aibinston Gpuntp: Capt. 6. 5. slnserion,
6enrp g. Miaer, Senrp g. Gapep, 5reoerid
6. 3ei9ler, Benjamin S. Gronife.
@crceter @ountp: 8it6ie Scots, 9llfreb ..
Nairue unb 3bpS. u. S. SOlIcpap.
Die 3tebnn9 Ipirb beute ioUObl ir
utal. Blnmenberss Office, al8 aud i'm 6aupt'
quarter beg 2. Gcnsreb=9 ilritte8 iOrt9eieb
%fperoen, bis bic 0uCten Der peri6iebenen rid.
itGnhinen Mnrh8 unh Oiifrifte nnIaGhlin Gnh
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Saltc. xurns0Serein.
Sduimtlide Rttslieber pbises gereins Gnb ~ Der at
Spnntas Wsrsens Q uhr G6tabalknitn Observation-Disclosures
3H erf&eiuen aufstiprbert.
Sal a. 8rGuI, SER,
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Sse,p MGemblp Mooms".

s&HgaA USfetp NffemblD 0fcomS".
NM%M& Der tlpteraei&nete. meIGer feit n~etreren Sntren
j - bic -glem I0tmbls Blooms" tn . erpaltuns unb Nnf
fiat bat. fast btermtt etnen @oanera ieinen bsrSIt&Rsu Dan
guubf bittet UNI BprtbdRer tbrey Cunt. e464 CUNs
IA Ra6bem er has 2pfal NIT betsutenbem Rratn-A ~utW6nbe
ineu ber9eridtet bat, 1T err terett; sSDn iegt an GpntrGtte fur
NbtdltnuS BON G6uen, Gpnserten, 0CrIeianeen, SErnauien
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Slrrsen abtnb SderS Concert. Sur ,aSlrel&sn Httbetlt.
Suns wirS frtunbIt@ ~tinstlabtn.
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PeEsmbtk bate To Gets ~5cfrattsa mt tcerten aud
1af oetsaune anssferttst, lsnas zaae Strrse u. Mtrtb
f4Gfts- Gtnrt@tuaesn. 61
Hg 6drst aHp acknowledgements pts
- tprtpaRkenD prSu,pt ttiUret BOZ
fE SpEn 9eufeL
vs.. 2S3 Wef.prattHrGst
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-Nrpfpfmarfdbau8 pfIice,

Dritter Dtfrtit sn RartIoAh.
Baltimore. IL. EcS. 1884.
Nd1tt6 ntrb httrmttGeeeten has bic
Siebune fnr BITE NuGfdnbe tn ftn Der &iektnen SutNfrtIttx
Nsrntttaes 10 lttr mttltr Gafsenpmner nirS unS merter
ete D., ~ lSy 10 nnb 10. gBdrbs se3eseH ueresn.
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Aue D~ieienieen, neI@e ttutf6e 5dntnerter, NrteiIss rsel
Dtenfmdt9en tn b~s(bdftieen gdnf3sn, iOlsis ale bfntfSs
Wrbettfuheneen rpGen f6 perf5uIt6 pber tn frantirteu grte,
ien an ben &eeutfu Der 6teli&aft 5rn. % % eIIin6.
bpf. SC IS Etamesft., Eencsn, rsIGer unenteeItIt& Nus
unfit ertbeiIsn Btrb. III
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~Stiftun9sfeit mn6 8al

al 9SttTtungefeft nno SaH
NV te5
EIk Sraltefl Sranten : llnteritibunss : Weretns
am @cuias, ID. NUSp IN ben Nep alismblp @u ms.
Obi9er @erein Fat nuf BEN NbsHb hes IA. Rsp In rem
sra6ttgen Ven @hsmblp Nppns. Cd Sanprer u, erunborbRr.
sur Seer ieines Stftungstages
etnen Srrein BAD Serannaltet. Der geren wirb Ht6ts I'm.
uerfn6t laffn. nm ban rs&t Sablrsi6 errarteten @dasn stnsn
redt pettern Ateab au ~perftafen D1s ncue IN affeurpe
BON sort wetSen,p wire bic aea en- Saas unr cnpere GOms
rpltttpaen pertra9en ano bic aRfpnrtuHs TT bsu bshen ran.
ben a%ncertrdut 70 Srten.
IttetS 90 Cts. Iur Serrn Wnb Dame.
(BrSa Itp) Oas GDmffa
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ai7ef SIC Mabanfe G.p.aIlOoer,
-tt berirnrte gsatriaserin. lit wieSer snrlfsetebtt Son three
Rsiel unb eiebt rieher M~ustunft mite Suscr uter cue @eeer-
5,dnse Des nenf6liten 2ebenei intem fe rte rahre unb refine
Mustnnft etsbt unb tbre Etfpntete @aten unt 9DthenfAGften
unb 9unfe grnnblit Fnb unb Spnen Glduben %oerbiensn, 70
~ lie s. iouters au empfebIsn. yrtal peer Simmer, SO. s
g. Gap nabt gaittmorefrs pben i'm erfsn. 8lSrr t26iDt3N
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Jte,tP Nu1ciOen.

Die 3is bune fir Die 8. uno Z. OBaro
her etaOt gaiitmsrs anh fir ben IL. uab II. Diasist r,s
Baltimore GDuntp ntrb teutt am Ia. RpS. UNI IL lltr Der.
ntttdss Guf tttfex 9auyttuartier ~anf&nsen unb 70 Lanai
f~ertsefest utrsen, BITS Sic Oustds autr unttrltaritte SsG.
Sdplt9 fne. &Dbeft &atbeart, .
(&dl CAPT. u. Wrst. AR. 2. Dthr. yRk.
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85oral~4leritht
@plb Fel seitern aui 2421.
Die nGhae (sefesaebuua.

Q8ir seben ra6itcbenb cine 2iite Der fat beioe
Der 6eiebgebuna erWdblten 9elesaten {:
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ceS WfarDlanS Wefteno zSauDerein8.
Die Witslieber bteks 1treins rerSen er1u&t. ri&ttssr
Vei6afts taiSsr xa8Atn Ottnftas, ben Is. b., Xbta6s TX
lp! TIM UerttnslctdI III triHetntn t1besl an lief I'm aktal
aud StIS Strtaaft ptrs. 70 Utrs Cd HObI elm itStr s~iuFnsta.
q (Sdi Y q. 4Oeber, Gefr.
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0inti..

Gin Dslud sirO bel benz Stabt- Resikratpr etroeret&t
fperesn, UNI bic @rueueruns Iines Certificates Der f6Stilben
3 pat. Stpfs 6gf ben Narnea Srbn Duftbart fur Drttbun.
bert Dollars. kdttrt al. Suit 1854 unh aabIbor i'm Suit 1890.
U2nprq JHl nflwl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Scr. ct. Mrunec

Subftftcn5=CfTce Der Der ct. Mrsmee
So. 90 Sputb Str.
r5sa Baltimore, Wle, l. Rpp. 1864.
gerieselte AAsebste i'm Guplttat Wsrben auf bic Ter Oftet
eHteegengencmmen, I'M eas Ser. ct. S1bffen; DerGtte
n,rnt gu Baltimore gler su Ssrfben NIT =
0eu lno &orn in Nebren.
Dts Qtekrarsen fRS ON Daters @barf. Baltimore, @b.
sn MAIDEN, fret prn ~Hfta-fSelt fur be Cents aticrsn. Gns
Seu mus euies 6eu tn B1uen unc tdserrn tn guitn Sdteu,
peecn tthtr 2H 8nfteI halt eerpadt fiu.
Arsstste rerbsu auaenrmrea fur SteIerung ron SO Epa+
ntn, Seu une 1000 Sgitel Rom tn AcbreR (35 Dfe. Guf Zen
Buftel) unn aufrdrta. Dieter rn5een areeben, nTnn Tie bic
GttffrurR beginner urb mann b~eeubteen trSnen. 80
TaS pffrtrte Sei u. 6rrn ntrb etuer gerdpen Snfpettisi
uaternrrfen. Cd e8 ar9encrfnfeu Eirt.
NHsrbrte fnb auf9eTrnaIare 81 fEreitea. wsl4t ron eiefer
GFise Su beSieten fne.
3ablung pir6in foIGen gpnts arrnatt, ais OeraSs an 5daa
fpn; iino tetre prrtlnten, Irtnlb dS ps16e ~einGebeH.
Sete 9eriOn rber jebe 5irntd, peIAe Mneebrte rna4t NUT
h, fsltea turd einen Grsuttb ~besletten, penn nt6t Elm isl6er
BIER r~esifrtrt rurbe.
aas anSstcfe mtrter DisnRass uni Steitass jscsr We8t
eTBTEet.
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