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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
4potCIs.
UNITED DSTATEsHOTEL

ohASh Nlhhh . BOSTON. 70.
Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcester Railroad
Depot.)
TNHE undersgned. who has been conn nected with the
Il American house, 10 tkis city, owe nine years,
mas lea ed this well known and popular Hotel for
term o years, and pledge him eli 10 his r. nds ana
The ppkc 70 use hls efforts sustain the rep
utaton OF the UNI ED STATkS HOTEL, as u first,
class house The public may rely upon finding Rt
tbs house, allthe appliances and comforts Of rst-
class hotel
Price, a. heretofore, Two Dollars perday.
oc5dsm FRANK n PRATT.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W stewart, Dayton, George 4
Boyer. MamiEbuTgi 5toc alager, nioni O AndeT.
son, Centerviliei Myers, New Lebanen; n Jackson
Chambersburg; d 2 Bauer, Harrisburg d d Divine
townsville; Arnold a Limbert, south ATng gton, jacob
Sm' err West Baltimore; j Rookie Co, Germantown
MURPHY. Vandalia; n Nickols, Liberty; u Rees
FarmersVille HsYeFlng diHsrr Salem,J W Pyrmont
williams a SNaner, Wee tBaumoTel Parker, Bro 4
Col ParkersburR; and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States andoAnadas
% a4t auaadly
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A. h. MCCLURE,
REAL E5TATEAG ENT
yO 900 TuIRD sTRb rT An touN "a sToppp

4 HAVE a large amount OF property for sale, such
rs houses ana los, IN all part Ol the CITY,
prices, RAM ing rUm vuI hundred th, usAhd
ioilHfs on gOou pay nIeuts, anu well hltLattui hLd
Any quantity Oi vacant lots sale Also, Vtfsl
arms or sale, rangiug nom ne hundred ana AlXty
tres Wn 90 two acre = ADJOINING the cltS anu IA
the county.
Those having property for sale, those wanting
70 sut, vail DO we'll 10 cali me, NJ 1 81 AL give
rOmpt attention to all busiu, tTusttd ny care
We had consfderShle experience ia The Luslnt ~.
Jasdlm A. MCCLUkE.
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Rustc.
M ERChANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER.

THANKFUL for patronage heretofore extended to
4 tns hrm OF miller halch, respet tully sOiieits
continuance OF the same 10 hmsei at the ulu btR.
duston btnidlng, corner hrd anu Jefferson streets
where he Will always be found with iul assortment
ol goods in his line. ie3d3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
&rocerles. Mr.
Age -ts for sale OF Pure D0urbOn WHISKY,

Also,
Age -ts iOrsal0 OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
No 1oi Second at eet, Dayton, Ono,
DEG leave mort respectfully TO acouatnt their cus.
- toner and ths co nmunit3 generaly, that they
have entered IN par,nership, under tn name and
style OF r. O'BkI IN BNU HER for the burmese
OF car yinR on the wholesale grocery, lauor ciesr
and to6aeco 5uslnt - n Dayton, OHIO, the late
and OF n. JBr en-, No aOi second street.
HavpRo omple means 70 enable ust purchase Goods
rom tho best houses IN New York, Baumore and
phaiephlai nnG having bad fifteen years experience
old Gust niersand u others who may be Kind enough
10 purchase from
'BRlEN, late Of the FIRM OF O'Brien a Poe
Toledo, ONO, viii devote his time and attention To-
please al those who NAV come to ny at this well.
known House and .0'BRIEN, will treat the come
minlty tier, n possible tn over before. Both OF
o. leo very grateful for past byors and earne tly 40
ucita share Of your future patronage Rulpdaw m
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s2T, SECOND ST, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW.
we pay particular attention 70 tho quality Of .ur
material snd use only tho hest English Steel
we repair all the skirts which we ss ivthout extra
SA-our retail department 10 IN charge ofcompetent
,aales Corsets and Spiral Bustles constantly on
Sold Wholesale and retail at No sQ7 second srsst,
SSs.0n n9i1y
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Aust,

/ Osr-All persons are hereby cautioned eainsi
~ negouauug fora note drawn me, datod Febru.
Ay =, 1904, FOR tour hundred and wenty- Two aolars
and T. cents (S422 10y, thirty days, and payable al
FIRST National Baug, Nlncinnat 20 the order Of c
W Rowland Sad note has been osi, aud all persons
are cautioned not 70 purchase or receive tho same
JOIN A MlNiCK.
Mr., JOHN 4. MINICK. The note alluded 10 above
never reached me y mail or otherwise, a,d III no
longer valid ~ against you my account
Cincinnati, February 10, Is5i-ieiidtf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
STOVESI STOVES!I STOVES!
Dry Hickory Wood.

lust received a lot Of PRIME SEASONED HICKORY
y For sale by GEO. W. RUSH,
French Street Wharf
April IA, 1884, p15.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
NEW ENGLAND

A"u1uS! g. Agle Insurance Company
6u.. lash AND NOTE SYSTEM.
A#'J JrtaaS TO LyS Insurers. Facts Us. EEetson
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
PERSON aged 80 can ingusasaOOO on hlg I'M. In ,

A PERSON aged 80 can inSu1aseOOO on bis lite IN tho
n NV BSdtIaD MUTUAL bIFB IHsuBAHcE CoMPAnT bv
paying S12 30 in eaal and note for same amount
In ell cash companies SIS would only insure 10000
The Note plan adds 5000 81 once. The Cash plan a.
In the Note Company the dividends are appliedt
eipal and Interest Hi ~ al pEin.
In the event or death, the heirs of the lnsu
tns note system would receive $4,000 less n td under
70 the heirs Of the deceased. ould BE- paid
a, a person AGED 81 was insured 10 tn , -, -
MUTUAL foF $1,000 paying annually 81 AbW EsdLAaD
note Tor the same amount. Aboutay AIO IN eaah aud
" the e9th Regiment r ", and sr sln0e be eniated
esVsd about $500, In Cash CO d notes. his widow
have resolved only $500. One mpAny the widow would
pao@ps@ Ps%qs s1ks ~. as sSs paS 1s worth
days since thathe could ~ merchant remarked few
the amount lett him by lake more than ten rer cent on
IsrSs This was good ro n a. sI per cent in.
rHe COMPANY Tb' as OF KxoEEps THB NTERsaT PAN 10
By all cash Com 40 important tA!t IL entirely ignored
- m. rsst su = .fstoo apparent -
tfs1 tns OF the Note Companies has provoked
attack Of az cdsh Companies. An examination
q ths systems will convince any candid man that he
Noe Jpany makeH the largest provision for his family
40 sut hdU the expense.
hs great object Of life insurance IL PRRsRHr bREErIr
End not remote contingency.
Tho necessary blanks will be furnished application
W. D. STROUD, III. D., Medical Examiner
At the Office daily, from IL 10 O'clock
REFkRKNCEs.
George 4, Stuart, Bsq, James Graham ESQ,
Hon VIM. A. Psrters Rev. j. b. Oses D. D.
B. comegys Eco, Boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, stesiing Pranks
D. Rsynep aoodwip d. VIM Sl,os n LsS sSiISq iEsqG
Wallace d Browpe
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
feb l2-ly 426 chesfHut Street, PhiIadelpRia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
InauGance Company of the
State of Delaware

State of Delaware"
t0SIsiSLL Mil CRHsE, kel
Vha Company continues to oer to this people OF DeA-
ware, its superior advantages Of Insurance sgaRst loss
by Gre on all descriptions Of property, except aaTins
ri.ks.
Tho Institution s commended by over 20 ysaTs exp.tl
enee In and attention TO the snbes sf Mutual Insurane
by OF which. II 10 bssYed ths NanAEera hsVs
been enabled 90 to Adust and discriminate between ths
different Tarates OF propeTy 10 r0adeT the member
ship among the most equitable character Of she nuIner
Gus lnsuEAuce Companisa presented 70 tho public.
1t takes credit TO ITSELF that ts payments losses have
been 50 prompt snd liberal a in ~ years business aud
iosses rsachins over not single Of iga
oe nas occurred and scarcely one without entire salts
Looking more to the safety than the nunbsy and
amount Of Its risks II haa declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars Of InsurAues either as reouiriuE so
great an amount In single risk Offering unit Oh
1ees Of Insurance for the character of the Institution
IN this manner t Is conceived II has the safest and
most ofinsuFanees proportion 10 ID amount
oyer BIZ Millions OF Dollars of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this 1t has not only reduced the rata
asaIanse at all times moderate, ons-sixth, durng the
last two years, but presents surplus und Of
OO a. security agalnat any assessment on the DsposIt
aotss which aum by ths eacrt to Scrip Certificates Of
the balances due 10 each member, being Issued will
be paving interest to them from January 1854 Al ths
stsoi per cent per snnum, thus making still frthe
commenced the year 1852 With rsal prOt.ctIor 10
the community In Depost Notes Of aSoo.oeo
e"PiuA fanu 10000
-. Total protection, $4,000
thsy ought to patToniEe 1t. s''-
Prssidsnt-JEssE SHARPE
secretary aud Treauursr-noBEsT MooAsz. N. D.
DIRECTORS:
NJ Wilson, BTAndywine Hdi James Delaplan, Christi.
ana Hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr, b. d. stotsepbura
and Jesse sharpe Wilmington Hd; Robert MeCabe, Mil
Seek SIeek hd,i John y Willamson, White Clay Greek nd
George Jauger New Castle Hdi Curtis B. Ellison PEN
saaS ha' John g CLARK, Red Lion Hd. wm. Temple,
smyrna JAmes II. Durham, &c. Georges Hd; Charlas
RemingPeer +. Caussy, Milford Henry Todd, Dover.
Charles Tunnel, 0eorEetown ' D'''''
Rnea dues OF members: -Ff' ~ iHaut-
c. kn Wilson, BrA9dywine Hal Robert Meoabe, Mill
gIeek nda James Delaplaln, ChristiAna ma: John y
W@iambon, White Clay Creek Hd; Curtis h Ellison
psnesder Hd Red Lion St Georges and Appoq uininnt
Aunu5sas IN Joseph q Griffith, Smyrna; JAmas Crppen,
H9nnsll, dSorgeoWni Henry Todd, Dover.
yommuneatons on general business addressed to the
Ion. ~ .e~i-'e A'tea
Ws RoBSRT MccABE NJ, D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
CANNON BE DIsCREDITED.
The Rev Jacob Sechler,


The Rev Jacob Sechler,
Well known and much respected among the German
population IN this ~, mAkes tue following slate
HANOVER, PA, Feb 10, 1859
Dcar Strs Having realized in my family important
benefits IRON the NE Of your valuable prepRrAtiOn
WisfAHs BALsAh oP Wild GHRREY-it aturds me plea
sure 10 recommend 1t to the public Come eight years
ago ore Of my daughters seemed 10 be in Decline and
little hopes of ler recovery were entertained then
procured bottle " ynHr excellent Baslm ana before
she had taken the whole of the contents OF the bottle
there wns great improvement in her health. have
In my individual case, made frequent OF yOsr vau-
able medicine, snd have always been benefited by H.
JACOB SECHLER.
From Jessie mtth, Esq President OF the
Morris County Bank, MOrri-tONVm,
New Jersey.
Having used DR.. WIsrAas BALsAM OF WILD cHRnaY
for about nsen years. and having realized Its beneficial
results In my family IL affords great pleasure in re
commencing II 10 tbs public as Il valuable remedy In
which censlder In be entirely Innocent, and may be
ken WIN Ieiiect safety By the most delicate In health
From Hon. john 1. smith, "a Dlstin guiHh-
ed Lanyer in Westminster, MD
have several occasions used Dr. wIsrAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CuRnRY for severe colds and also with decided
benefit know Of no preparation that more eihcAei-
ons or more deserving Of general use.
The Balsam has also hesn used with excellent effect by
}. u. Elltorr, Merchant, Halls Gross Roads, Md.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed 81 BUTTS" on tho
wrapper,
For sale by
i. p. DINsMORE, No. 4sl Broadway New Yorks
y. W. FoWLE & CO., propflsors, Boston.
And by all Drusglsts. =..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals OLD Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
oures Burns, scalds, Cats.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises, spralns.
Reddiug's Russia Salve
Cures BOils Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, Eryslpelas.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures RingWorm, Cofns, &c., So.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Only % Cents Bo1.
FOR sALEinr
J. =. DINsMoRR No. 49l Broadway, New York
B. w. foWLR CO., No. Is fremont street, boston.
And by all Druggists and Country StOrekeepera.
ap 20y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04

liable MATS OF ali kinda on hand and for sale by
Th0s. y, DKB ORMANDIE
800 Market Stree
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| oas @efuh I'm Nbtpetiane Der Glaee, trbem er
Der 9lnIi6t mar, baB bic an9ebli6e 8abn1inT
nise cine Wlnbel bes Geri6tSbOfeS lei, tpes<
balb, ebe Elm @eridts5efebI ibr poer ibrem @pre
numb s~uQeitelt peroen tonne, Elm Geiu4, Ipl<
6en 8efebl 3~ulteIIen 3u blrfen, ert pom Sc
ridtSbpf b~epitligt lperoen mi1e.
9ieie Gnti4eioun9 1T pbne 3peiiel benz
8u4itaben beS @eiebes 9emdb ALIEN man
fann fi6 zines S9auberns uno oe5 tieften
Wlitleios nit Der unslIdliden Wtarp Slemtng
ni6t eripebren, bel benz Geoanfen, baB Die gIne
gaben in ibrem 8riefe auf @abrbeit beruben
t0nnten. Gs itebt 3u bUffen, baB cine Deitere
l1nterluAung itattbaben unO 2idt Gber oiele
mplteri6ie Nngelesenbeit oerbreiten peroe.
Yra6tppller Qeidennagen.-
Mir. @m. 2eblep lit iebt I'M 8eliB zines inBbiz
laoelpbia fir $500 eritanpenen prddttgen2ei=
6enwugens, zines MeiiterltIds in ierer in 8ez
iiebung.
8aubpI; s%eftpblen. Solomon
8inber puroe pprgeitern 9fa6t perhaitet, neil
ct BON 6. Yippin cine Guantitdt 8aubpls int
@ertbe pun $500 geitobleu baben ioute. 9as
9aubpl3 tpar BON &initpn, SalbOt Co., mitteIit
S'HV2 OWppUCLo UCSJeupA lUpLpCN' JtItpteL
Scbniton l6idte ben Qlnsetlagten nab berSail,
III purerit Oas gerfabren Der 8eb6roen BON
Salbot 60. ob5uwarten.
nngIidsfaII. Nm Wittpp9 nrroe
@bparo SO. @orntbpait, elm &nabe ppn ~
Sabren, burd elm S~anofubrperf iiberfabren
uno get6btet. Seine Gltern ppbuen go. 1O6
Scottftr. Sine p~orsensmmene l1nteriuAung
erpteB, pub ben 6ubrmann teine Sdulp
trifft.
EE Dtpr9en 9ebt Der 8remer 9ampfer
v9aniu" bon NewsNprt na6 europa ab. 9ie
Boit i6lieBt bier beute, Sreitag, Na6mittag
5 llbr.
3eriAlssU cr%Banblnngem.
common BIeas.-- ST. 0enmeao ses
gen bic Baltimore & Obio gilenbabn tpegen
@ieoererlansung BON 5000 fir Mals. 9em
&td9er $9O.59 bewiaigt.
Sbpmus Smith 9e9en Gop. 2an9lep ir., G..
Qan9lep, fem, uno @ep. @ Bud. 0em Rldger
$183.4O 5useiprO6en.
superior Court. = Gotin 9is9in3,
gsq., erbtelt Grtaubnib, tinftigbin ais Aopptat
Dor ben @eri6t6b0fen WtarplanbS pratti;iren gu
biirIen.
Ser. st. Stir. Court gertagt
biz nd6ten Mitttppd.
Criminal Court. -t6eute in SiBung.
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SubNitcnssOffce Der Der. ct. Mrmee

So. 20 Sputbfr.
Baltimore, ben 80. Stunt S64. I
gerTesrltt Nnsebpte, TN Duplifate weroen auf pbiser
Office ent8esene enrmmtn I'm lem .. Ct. SabffenjeeYars
tementtp Baltimore, Nfo, gu ltefetn:
$500 fbeI SartoffelE $50 gth. per BuibeIl,
IN sutsn semStuIt&cn, ftft searSeiteten ane sSa
ft1nbts eeretiter tdlcrn.
600 a 6 80 pfp. per Buibti) san erten, eefunecn Ser.
mnba, S,Ipfr peer 9tte Sin 3 m testIr n, IN gu
ten. tefeedrtetteten ne ~ppnfdneig init 9idGrsret.
fen u~msrbenen JdHsrn.
5000 frtf4e Sraute6p l. Qralitdt, btnnen Z
Sdeen. rsnn ctrlan9t.
zoos a 8 n eiBe &uben 1. SIaIttdt. Dreis per pfe.
a~nSussbeu.
10f8 Raben, /. Qualttdt; grtts str pfh.
an3ugeber.
Anbteter mpnen bic Sett feffeuen, BITS ~ ncldet bic Abs
lieferuneen trfel gen tonnen
Mngebcte nu1tcn dut 8rrmuldre aei9reben iein, reIhe
.duf pbieer Offfe ju taben itne.
DIE pttgen AneeSpr. 4 saIten ben Sebiusunsen mn.
terwprFsn, pelte ~sepGbnlih ZEN AnteiSeu bieier Office fur
SubifenSfrreS beige flet limb.
Sebe pericn pter jeres Wttslteb elmer Birnn, reIbe Mn+
setpts naatt. muB eenRlben einen IreIete fur ete Wer. Ct.
8~esisruns ~beilessn. mena ni2t bereits Elm irI1er ~aufpbteer
Office r~estfrirt wurre.
MGe Insebrts. unter bisfer @neate. mersen DtenS-
tai 5 un6 i rettsss iteer Dr&e' uaD srer SRtttass
IL ubr serfnet.
ST. s.. Gilman
(inl1S) Gopttln nnb 6. g. II. g.
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Observation-Disclosures,
2meiter q Qiitrift ppn Worn!Qno.

NJ Ht#UF - - -
Baltimore, 80. Stunt 1854.
Neir beslaubisen hermit, baB bic ua&ftebenb benanu=
ten Bericneu, pelhe i'm 2. @cnsrebbiitritt bon WfarpIA NIB
ausseb oben trprben tpareu, ous bei9efisten @rttnbeu bon
Der 3iebuns ausSsurmmen purben:
Qemis Rcbbel, 5. g3arb, gii9tbirser; Sames Miltins
Z, untau9Ii& Senrp Witcu, far6ig, s, Do. ; George )
&rompe1, 3, taufte lG los; gSm. DaIep, 5, DO; gltcs
los 2aub. Z. DO; 3obn @rOs 4. Difritt 1arforb &c. DO;
&onrae ReibL, 3. 8are, DO; @barleS YbilipS, s, Do +;
Sames 6 gulitp, Z, Go. Charles 01eeie, Q. Ditritt8altc.
Co., untaualiG; Dm. 8. Saoler, DO, l~rs0etauft; 16sS.
QSeber, Z. gBarc, nntau9li6; Spbn g &cugneder, 9.
Oifrift Scltc. Go. lossetanft; 13m. s.. Jolip, z. Nart,
DO. Sobn 8rctt, s., DO. Seperlp Dis8s, s., ho.; Con.
$. Gbp, 9. Dinritt BALTIC. Co., lteGte einen Subftituten;
3cibua Bennett, furbie, 5. G6arb, untausti9 Charles
Dprrbee, g., 3D.; Charles &cd6clo g., DO. @liiab8ar
ton, /. DiRrift Sarforb Co., Iossetauft; 9Obn q. Wap,
IL. Diftrift Baltic. 60. ec. 9arruon 9omerile, T., 3D.;
SoisP6 Vtasneb, /. Difritt SaIforb Co., b.; 9uPn 6.
&0tb, 5. Warb, bo.; Benjamin Dorlep, far6is, untauss
lid; NBnl. Arpclt, 9. Ditritt Baltic. untansli9 Batrid
@ronar, bc, SeiGtbiir5er; 8alfuS Slot, s. Barc, un-
toueIi9; Qeui Gparf8, .. Diftr. BALTIC. Co., Iosgetauft;
Oliver q. Nferrpman, co., iiberS alter; Sp6n &Biliarls,
DO, unterrl Hitter; Greoerid Seuarb, bo., iiberS utter;
Grancis Seaueila, 7. N3arb, Iossetauft; 1nbrew 8. Cur
rb, /. Difritt SarIprb &C.,, ftelte einen Subfituten; 8.
s. @reBpen, 9. Oifrift Baltic. Co., be-; 6. 90. Guntber
oc., DO. 9Obu Batter, z. GBarc, untausli& abrab. Sto<
tpen, 8. Difrift Baltic. Co., Users Utter; Ebep6S Hpare=
mann, bo., untaugl6; Sp5n Dunn, Z. Warb, imUtilitSrs
Dient; Oapib Slopes, Z, Co. Stcbert Carroll, T., Ics-
|9eiaAtt; Yeter yfiler, Z, Ntbtbitr9er; Stulcn Wfar1tten
g., Iosget1uft; @bilip Sing, g., uutauglih; Mrplpb 46rens,
8 Difriit Baltic. SO. irr bimli& %eiuronirt; SameS Pbtr
lips, b.. untau9li&; SeFjamin @pnfotle, farbis, II.
Diftritt Baltic. Co., ibers Atter; Senrp Serner, 6. fteate
eineu Subftituten; Se.rp GILES, T., ibsrs Alter; 9snrp
WaI6riner, IL. 0ifriit Saltp. So, 0iGtbiirser.
yfObert Gatbcart,
BrcfCBmariGaI unb
$rGfibent beS neutrality-suspicious.
r 4. M. Saorsfticf,
GinrD1,run9ss&ommiiI6r.
3. HUbert Barh,
(Sulil) GrSt beS @inrolirunSssSaart.
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2. 0HorO.

Die g~attetiessr Ter g1ititdr SlIfs usb Ossfrutirunss-
Jreitds, ben /. Suit 1864, Mbtnhs s llbr In Trantltn oa1e,
Gafern @Ss. nate Bpnbtr, ~ erf&tnen. 60 fae rt@ttee
StfGdfe su btlsreHen; and fsaen bic tratn He'trdee,
$3.50, erbrten werben. Ter md Wttelteb mereen utl, Der
laHe fb rsGt t0lh einfnretben.
lDS) S.1 e@attr, pref. SeH'
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Itorbene SpIb II. = Inter

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lebten Iagen in ben bieiigen Spipts
rItprbenen Splooten befinoen 1i6 fOls
It peutl6tlingenbtn Namen:
les 8 8lunfer, /. 0laine i6pere glrt. ;
PUTTING, 20 ND. i9were gtrt. @m.
ne, 81. @ennipIpanta Hegt.; Setter
g. 1. Ser. Ct. Gop.; 9enrp 6 SpBell,
% Sampibire; Sobn Bible, 4. N. y.
lie; Charles M 5a0id, 81. Ofah.; S
e45. 8enniplpu mia &e9t.
Dlppre, 81. @. 3d., belen Office ii6 in
:SzStr. befinOet, fann pcitere NuSz
t Dieielben, pie fiber peren 9ladIub
% zines au8geSei6neten
ter8. - &Orgeltern itarb in ieiner
1pbnung 8rigaOegeneral SOiepb g.
3eneralzS ubfltenS= @pmmifIdr, III Dem
liter pon 90 Sabren, nadbem berielbe
nenn Elm babes SubrbunOert BEN Sa@
e treu ais Sploat geotent bate.
0ts Staoteti n b a bn. - Oa6
zen Der S~taotbabntpdgsh am SDnntag in
81 8eiioen3 madt einigen 9errt (Dludern)
Il Gonoreb uiel 8erDrub. Auf Seranlafnng
e8 Seuate8 fam bic SADIE Dor Ell Gpnteren5@
5pntite, mel6e8 wirtliA tpu9te, ben Gbdrter oer
}abn= Gpmpa9nie oabin ST amenolren, Dap
Is 6ubren am Spnntag perbpten ietn lpu.
'o~rqeitern Qbeno fam Die SADIE i'm 3eprd1enz
fenbauS DOR II. bat an Dem pdderen Wen.
end (GpngreBmttglieO pom Qbto) tbren War@
&ertbetOi9er 9efunoen.
0einigun9 Der Stabt. eno%
9ci6iebt pa8 2ungerlebnte, tpcrilber mIr
on 10 pft uu8 uuSgeiprpden uno lber 0ellen
hterloIien oas Bublifum ldpn bunoertmaI 9ez
pimpit bat, = cine griinolide 3telni9un9 Der
Dletrppple! Qtuf 8efebl pon Oberit 8iiewaa
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m Gentral> y8a9tbauie entbpben, o09e9en nlz
i6iner Oberbpbeit uno inter 8eihllIe pom 3
yebeiupplisiten cine Nbtbeilung bon 300
5ont abanoS ais StraBenreiniger prgantllrt
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zen 9iltritt reini9en unD tlnfti9bin rein balten;
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an8.2i6t. Ser Nu6iprud Der Surp
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.eraI 9rpfpitmarI1aa bat Die Nnrperbun9en
it anOere Staten in Otelem 9iitritt perbOten,
no ferner pe%roronet, OaB ale neueIngetrets.en
}-eteranen ben Staaten crepitirt weroen iplz
n, in penen ite uriprin9li6 in ben 9ienlt tres
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Nreitas, Mbtnbs s ubr tn Der 8sbenbdne Sur rnpnatliden
9eTjannnIuns re6t satlrsi& su eriHeinea unb ia8let6 tbre
9Dpbnrrte o~nlueeben.
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BaIttm . re 80. Stunt 1864.
Der prdFbent unb bic Oireftrren taben cine DiSieenee BON
re d . 10y Yrocent am Stpdedpital fur BITE leSten feds
Morat %auseeiest, sdbltir an une ndb benz 8. Suli. Die
uebertrasuu8sbI6er bletben bis s. SuIi eelhIeHtn. Greeral-
uno ctaatSffeuern besdblt bic 8dnt.
If. ID. nr. nj. Fl .rc) &. y. Rutter, SafTrer.
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Setes Ntteltee Ter IL. Q3arb.NHceiottpni prte stseYntaun
Der 9Dar6. weIber benz NiIitarbtenf untsrperftn III, Utrb
tternit erfu6t f6
bemte Mbenc 8 ubr
in GrcR Street Wtarfet
einSuftnttn. Di6tise @eiS6fe erfrreern Iner suwrien"
tett, baruna feble &etncr
s. 90. 9 II III 10 prdftent.
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rett3 ena6t tateu lns s~teelben test 3u ~bejtsben wuniteu
tGnuen fte Mnmttiun9ea son beute MpeRe on teee Wpte btn.
tntG, Dtenfiag pnb Erettas nHssenrrnmen n, i'm Veretnslptale
erba!ten.
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Jleue 0n5cigen.
Mapors OfFce, Gitv san.
Baltimore, /. Su'

SdltsRcre, l. Suit 1854.
@dbfen gtcutGe. Sen 4. Suit. ais BEN Satrtstd3 untreI
nattpnalsn un0btdngisteit, rersen bic Burger BaltinarrtS,
icpte bic S6tfseigenthImer TIM 6nfen ~ereebsnf erIu&t. RE
Nattcnalfasse auf tbren Grnunsen, @eiGafstpIdsen une
relp Soften Gufauiteten.
National IaIuten reresn bei SCnnen.Nufsana an. Ntttas
uue BET Scnuen.llntersans d~bseftuert pnS bic 0lpden Der
StdSt UNI eielte 8eit seldutet merteu.
tSSUsl SAINTS 3 oRns, DiasUr e. pfEets.
WfaOOrs Nffce, GitO 0aI.
Baltimore, l. Suit 1864.
Die Offeen ttisr Stabt bIetben am 9irntas, Ben 4. Suit
~eefblrNen.
(5s@r) SamesOsuus Rasur ,r Offsis.
W10Dors Sffice, GitD 0al.
sEaltimrre, L. Suit 1864.
Die wsdrtte Der 6tatt bltiben AMI MUnias, ben 4. Suit,
eteufa1S eel6lrhen.
(BSWj Sames Opans, 9aassr q rffictr.
S6lieBun9 Der Ml6cmnrlcitraBc.
- Resih atOrssOfHee.
baltimore, 80. Stunt 1854.
Die G%rntntih1re fur Sefnun9 BON StraB. n bdben eth ees
naues Ger;ei&nie ubtr 8~erIuf @eminn ii T
E6Iteeun9 Der ID m + :. swifdeR 9antcn
MSenIe unb Miiee AnnRr. dHeeiertist.
e. ptrb heBtaIb H14rt6t ge8eben, has tes
fastes 9sr3si&nis nit b~eteeflsten platten 80 Iase lang sen
bieIen Datum on eere6net, In biefer Office rffen Iiest.
Ssbn VI. Sbprp(pr, Staots&ceihr.
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etns weresn hermit aufeefprtsrt, g N a 8, cea 2. Sali
ju timer V~eriammluns tn Dr-sItbs 5rtei. Q8elt prattfr. it
ein;uinhen.
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