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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

On motion the blank in the first reso.
luton was filled with the names of Alder
men Ten-Eyck and Davis, and repor,
adopted.
The resolutions presented at the last
meeting by Alderman Davis ia reference
to the macadamizing, ourbing. &C., on
Concert street between I'd aud 4th, we're
taken up and again laid upon the table.
Alderman Montague presented the
following, which was referred to the Stree,
Committee
Resolved that the owners of lots ! and
l2, in block 1873, and lots and IL. in
block l89, are hereby ordered TO lay .
plank walk, three feet wide, on Twelfth
street In front 81 their respective lots.
Also, that the owners Of lots I and 8,
in block l67 are hereby directed to Ia,
plank walk, four feet wide, on Blondeau
street, 10 front of their respective lots. al
Of said work shall Be- done within twenty
days.
Alderman Davis presented the follow.
ing, which Was adopted
Resolves, That ], Hainss il hsseby a..
pointed and authorised 10 east the yote
TO which the City Of Keokuk d easidsd
.s . stockholder 10 the Mississippi aud
Wabash Railroad Company, !. The next
annual meeting of said railroad companv
LOT me election Of : Board Of Directors.
ana that be be iastrsctsd TO vo,e Tor 81.
.. Ien-Eyck - the Director ia said
company from this city. z
Tho Conlcil proceeded 70 - els.se.
ct . lospsctor Of Weights And 1aeaSsrsa:
and spea 6Allosiag Henry Ws,aDa -
daily elected
The following IN - allo1ed
~. Cooper. rspaiss = oisssss pinaax
! nstfn = !. Rsllssa I go 7 =
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

The IRoNs1DEs-ENoRMoUs LIE.-By Northern
papers of the 23rd ult, we notice that Richmond
journals have kilograms from Charleston, of the
10Th; stating that our fleet off the harbor, "made
an unsuccessful attempt to pass tie distractions
the day previous, and that THE IEoSsIDEs become
entangled, and would have to be abandoned; also
that three Monitors were badly disabled" This
is the greatest canard of the season; and was man.
ufacturad by frst-class liar; probably intended
to finish up the years annals relating to the Re-
bellion.
The feet under ADMIRAL DAHLGREEN has not
attempted to so up the channel-sorry that it has
not-but remains at its usual anchorage off Morris
Island. What should induce the rebels to propa-
gate so absurd and improbable falsehood, we
cannot imagine. They certainly give the ADMIRAL
credit for daring and energy which we have so
long been anticipating. But it was in advance Of
the facts; no attempt to pass the distractions has
been made, nor has the IRoNsIDEs been "entan-
eled," or the Monitors "disabled."
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that under by virtue of the ninth
section of of Congress- entitled An Act for the col
lection of Direct Taxes in nsurrectonary Districts within
the United States and for other purposes all the lots or
parcels of land bid in to the United States the first day OF
December last under said Act Hilton Head and Pinck
Islands except those portions required for military use
will be leased by the United States Direct Tax Commission
ers, until the 1st day OF January, 1865.
Notice also hereby gven that under the instructions OF
the President of the United States of the date Of September
aforesaid will lease the school farms so called on each OF
the following plantations, to wit: The Oaks, Indian
Hill" "The Thomas James Fripp Place" Cedar Grove,
1.-The McTurens Lands" "Frogmore, The Frank Prtch-
ard Place." "The Oliver Frpp Place. The Wallace Place
"Eddngs Point" and also in parcels the whole OF Ire
Place. all on the Island of ST. Helena in the Parish OF ST.
Helena, South Carolina Also the school farm on Coosa
Plantation Coosa Island Also the school farm on each OF
the following plantations to w.t. Orange Grove White
Hail. 1.-THE James Chaplin Place. including The Saxby
Chaplin Lot" 1.-The John Johnson Place. Springfield,
Island in said Parish Also the school farm each OF the
following plantations to w.t. THE Cottage "The Old
For" "Swamp Place." Halfway House." "Gray HILL,
1.-The Middleton Stuart Place." "Oak Mnligan,' Little
Baynard ""The Rhett Place." Laurel Bay" and The
Thompson Place. all Port Royal Island Also the school
farm "The Fuller Place" and 1.-The Means Place., on
Paris Island.
The principal dwelling houses each OF said plantations
are to included the leases to be given OF the school
farms on the said plantation.
The leases will not exceed the term of five years
Applications said leases viii be received by said Com
missoners their Office in the town of Beaufort Parish OF
st. Helena, until the lst day Of February next.
Dated at Beaufort this 2Gth day of December, 1868.
". Z. WORDING,
VIM. HENRY BRISBANE,
Us Direct Tax Commissioners for the District OF g.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02
lFoR THE NEW SOUTH.
FORT PULASKI AND TYBEE ISLAND.

The fellowship of the army and navy at this post
is worthy of all praise-confreres in heart and
woke fellows in service The U*'' Commander
JoHssoa), has been stationed in the Roads for
months. Oflate the Bark, D. Commander
CHAp11sN has added her cheerful company. The
forces on Tybee Island are doing faithful outpost
duty. We are happy to announce the successful
undermining and readjustment Of the telegraphic
cable that lets our darkness out and lets the light
of the outside world in for the cheer of our lone
some hours. Our work, however, banishes me-
lancholy. Our evenings are relieved by our plea
SAINT readingroom; our post library; singing school,
social circles the entertainments of song, deca-
nation, comedy and tragedy brought out with
effect upon the boards by our "Eagle Opera
Troupe" while the odd moments are devoted to
friendly and loYe-bidden correspondence. Thus
the winter evenings within the walls of Pulaski
and on the turbid tides of Tybee Roads are made
to CLEAN with intelligence and sladness And on
Christmas day, for the adornment of quarters and
various beautiful symbolic representations, the
adjacent islands contributed their generous ever
greens and the happy memorial day-suggestive
of the birth of all great events-received some fit
ting consideration. Viands, sentiments and nno-
cent mirthmaking, after the manner of our remem-
bered northern homes, were not omitted And In
view. of the great events now passins-the new
b;rfh of Freedom in our land-the wisdom OF our
legislation and the achievements of our arms we
sang more in heart than tongue could express,
deyout and patriotic Christmas carols.
Sd R. l. II. ARTILLERY.
Fort Pulaski, Co., Dec. 18th, 1868.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

RUNNING THE GAtNTLET.-A conscript belong
ing to one of our regiments received a salutary
lesson Christmas morning, which will undoubted-
ly prove warning to him and others that the
eway of transgressors is hard" This fellow
disregardng the property Of others, took possess
ion of sum of money belonging to soldier,
and was caught almost in the act. The matter
was brought to the notice Of the Commanding
officer, who decided to administer some whole
some punishment to him. The company to which
he belongs were drawn up in line, stick given
to every man with instructions to use it at the
nroner time The offender was brought up, four
soldiers with muskets were placed front and rear,
and the command "march" given,-the fellow
started-made to walk slow-and every one IN
the line brought their whips down with Will On
his back as he passed them. A severe lesson,
but one richly deserved, and probably Will not be
forgotten.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02
GENERAL ORDER, NO. So.
HEADQUARTERS q. S. FORCES,

HILTON HEAD PoRT. ROYAL, s. C., Dec 80, 1863
/. 1t haying.come to the notice of the Colonel
Commanding, that many unauthorized persons
at this Post have in their possession and wear,
portions of the uniform of the United States SER
vice, and as these practices are productive Of
many evils, and withal contrary to law,-the fol-
lowing section of the enrolment act is hereby
published for the information and government Of
all eoncerned:-
the clothes, arms, military outfits, and accoutre-
ments furnished by the United States to any SOL
der shall not be sold, bartered, exchanged,
pledged loaned, or given away and no person
not a soldier or duly authorized officer of tho
United States, who has possession of any such
clothes, arms military outfits or accoutrements,
furnished as aforesaid, and which have been the
subjects ofany such sale, barter, exchange pledge,
loan, or gift, shall have any right, title or in
terest therein but the same may be seized and
taken wherever found by any officer of the Uni
ted States, civil, or military; and shall there
upon be delivered to any quartermaster or other
officer authorized to receive the same, and the
possession of any such Clothes arms, military
outfits or accoutrements by any person not
soldier or officer of the United States, shall be
Drin,a facie evidence of such q sale, barter, ex-
change pledge loan, or gift, as aforesaid"
II. The PRONUNCIATION of this order will be re-
garded as sufficient notice to all persons, not
"oficers or soldiers of the United States" to
turn in to the Provost Marshal, within one week
from this date al articles in their possession, in
violation of the provisions of the above enact
ment and any person failing or neglecting to do
so, will be at once arrested and summarily dealt
with"
By ORDER OF Coz. WILLIAM B. BARTON.
CHRISTOPHER HALE,
Act asst A4jt. General
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

PORT ROYAL HoUsE.-The enterprising proprie-
tors of this Hotel are making extensive and neces-
sary additions to the main buildings. The Office
has been materially enlarged, and wing is in
course of erection which will contain some thirty
sleeping rooms, sitting room and capacious par
lor, ell fronting on our noble bay. Heretofore
there has been convenient apartments for ladies,
a difficulty which will now be obviated. New
furniture and bedding material has been provided
at large outlay, which with the additions,
amounts to no inconsiderable sum. The Hotel
has never been capable of giving proper accommo-
dation to its guests, and sure that the Off
GERS and public will be glad to learn of the many
improvements.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

One of the effects of last weeks stress OF wea-
ther" was the washing ashore of another rebel
,hs+-nc.;on ut the entrance of Charleston harbor
II was a novel iron cable, composed OF entire
T rails linked together. Oar correspondent saw
, narty of our soldiers, last Saturday, hauling 1t
On to the beach. The high tides rapid currents
moving shoals and strong winds, have accom-
n,ished far more than human ingenuity and en-
srcv could do to remove this Kind Of Secesh de-
fences. The elements are against them' and
Providence itself works with u.s.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

Hos. SCHUYLER Co1FAx just elected Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, was born IN New
York in 1923. Having received common school
education, he settled iss Indiana as printer. de
he's been for nearly twenty years proprietor ana
EDITOR Of the South Bend Register. He was men,
Der of the Indiana State Constitutional ConSehtloh
in 1850 and of the Wing National Convention IN
1919 and 1852. He was elected to the 34th Con-
cress. and has been reelected to each succeeding
Corgress MR. Co1FAx was afflicted this summer
-, tSa loss of his wife, who died Newport after
lingering illness.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

NEW YEAR.-This day was kept in festive
manner by about every body on the island. MOST
every one gave dinner, and invited every ooay
e,sa and if there was hungry individual around
it was his fault The sturdy SoNs OF 'eLcAs' no'
to be outdone, got up dinner IN a h'ii''sonie
stvle and as usual, every one was happy and re,
crettsd perhaps, that New Years comes but
once year.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE FIGET.-By the
Steamer J,ra, at Portland, Dec. Esd, we have
the following dispatch
"Heenan whipped by King in twenty-five
rounds, the fight lastids thirty-one minutes. It
is said that Heenan's shoulder was broken.
In our next we will give the full particulars Of
the fight from the best sources.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

The Chattanooga Rebel in recent issue gays
that time and experience demonstrate that the
rebel armies are overburdened with artillery, espe-
cially in the West, and recommends the bayonet.
General Grant must have read and profted by the
suggestion as he relieved them of good portion
of their cannon and took their strongest positions
of the point Of cold steel
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-02

SEVERE SroaM-We were visited on the night
of the 3oth ult, with ran-storm Of great severity
ACCOMPANIED with gale from the East WethInk
the descending waters came down little faster
tbon we have known for twelve-month. vessels
On the coast must have had rough time
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W0(6lngton, Q. G..


S6neuer uno nnerfldrIt6e
SOB. = 8Or9eltern 9ta6t 9e9en 81 nbr fano
man al Der Gde pom 10. II. IS Str. ben 9eldz
nam zines Mannes. Der Coroner, tpeI6er
geitern Morgen 2ei6eni6au belt, mar nidt I'M
Stano, irgeno cine Nrt uno Wetie ar15n9eben,
auf welbe Der SeritNrbene umgetpmmen tpar.
Gbenip menig tonnte mani ben9tamen o%ellelben
cntoeden. ST i6ien un9efdbr 25 Sabre alt
su ietrt, trag flint 6emOen a1f ieinem 9etbe ltno
I'M Ilebrigen i6parSe aleioer ulo i6ien, ba er
Militdri6ube uno Striimpfe anbatte, enttpeDer
elm 9eierteur poer Elm perabl6iebeter Solpat S1
iein,
f8ernrtbetlt muroen pprgeitern III Der
Criminal Court auBer ben bereit5 geitern er@
pdbnten MDrOern nod fulaenOe: SaS 0turpbp,
lis SSSabr alt, tpegen Spbi6lagS; Sbps Sill ST.
Il Sabr .3u6tbars; Sobn Mad pegen Stra@
BeurunbS 5n 5 Sabren 3u6tbatS; !6etrp 6
Smith pe9en Yferoepiebitabls, 2 Sabr; Gprn.
StilmeQ, ebenoeBpesert, 3 Sabr; GIlen Bapz
ion, 16 Sabre alt, tpegen 5tpeier 9iebltdple, 60
SAGE Sail; @m 9orringtpn tpegen 9iebitabls
zines muIifalii6en S%nitruments, 1 Sabr 3u6tz
Sspbn Spnppam uno &pbert Sell, pe9en Bferbez
oiebftabIs, ieoer 2 Sabr; MUlp Maicn, pegen
6ultenS zines idledten 9auieS lm $500 Doer
nit 4 Wlpnate Sail beitraft.
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Scr Griso inn @aSmcGfeu.

GumberGdub Gap, "a. Sebr. 4n
p. muroe Elm 8ataillon beS II. Semi. Gap.
RegtS. III Der @irginia GpaO bel Sagesanbrud
pOn elmer itarten ieinbli6en Gapalleriema6i
unO 2 ~GOmpagnien Snfanterie i~berrumpelt uno
umringt. 9a8 9. Snoiarla unO 6aS 2. gforo@
Carolina 8e9t, %befanOen ii9 inter benz Cont
manoO be8 Oberften 9api8.
Sine GOmpa9nie pom 9. Sno. Hegt. l9ln9
ii1 nit einem @erlult BON 3 Soften plir9 ;
ipei 0ff5iere unb 60 Mann iblugen it6 ebell@
falls our6 Die iibrigen iinb aber pabrl3e'lll9
gefangen mprOen. BUR gleiden 3eit 9rItfen
Die 3ebelen uniere 9tuBenpplten bel BpmellS
8rife an Der Sa5epea 9trabe an, purben aber
jurtdgetrieben, lporouf iia Die g8a9e, Die mir
aus 80 Wann beitaub, SurttdjO9.
Sol. 9api8 foil i6per perWunbet fem.
Chattanooga, "a. Sebrlar. General
8almer pldnfelte 9eitern Oen ganSen Sag iiber
nit benz 6eiuo uto trieb ibn nab Sunnef Sill,
ga. Sort antpprtete oers6eino nit i6tperen
6eloge16aben, IS l6eint, oab uns oerIelbe
unier @prDdrt8geben ireitig gu madden ge=
peuft.
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0lus gurt 9rnitb, 9lrp.

st. 2pui8, "a. 6ebr. 9ta6ri6ten aus
Dem Snoianer@@ebie iagen, baB ba8 Sbal pes
CANADIAN 8iper uno ieiner NebenfliIie fret pom
Rebelen iei uno i'm pberen Seminplenz9 itrift
ii6 feline Spur ppn einem Gebelen mebr ppr@
TnOe. Nle 8eOlrfniiie sa elmer 8eWegung in
9trfania8 mii7en Die &ebelen pom 3eo &iper
be3ieben, NOD Der Seino jeet c%pncentrirt 1T.
9ie HebelenzSnbianer iinp pplitdnpig ent=
mutbigt.
Sen. Ntarep mar Dpr einigen Sagen III Der
Gbpctamz2e9i8latur anpe1enb unb fproert Die
5nbianer anti, nab 6auie Sariid5utebren uno
@etreipe gu p~fan5en. Die GbOetaps, Greefs,
Gberpfee&, Gbidaiap8 unb onoere Stdnme waz
rem reprdIentirt.
Die GboctatpS orangen auf @jrlnpun9 elmer
6e5Ouoeren CONFEDERATION, inoem Die 3ebelen=
CONFEDERATION le nidt i6iBen tonne.
Sic GreetS pollen ms @albita : Gebirqe
iieben.
Sol. 9biQipp'8 Brigade beitano an IA. D.
30. ei1 @efe6t nit Den 9tebellen=S nbianerr
uno Seranern am mittleren 8uggp>9tiper nm
t6Otete 40 papon. Ser 6einO purbe nab Spr
4rbudle perTplgt. llniere Sruppen 5ogen id
bierauf an ben Canadian &iper 5urid. Si
batten nur 1 Wlann p%erlpren.
Sort Smith lit Dem 9epartement Arfat1las
elnperleibt pOrOen uno General Sbaper bat opr
lein 6alptquarter aufgel6lagen.
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FOR RECRUITING
O TR 90 s
s. E.. CORNER OF BALrINoRE AND CHARLEs SITS,
fSecond story], entrance on Charles Street.

s. T.. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs STS.,
ISecond Story entrance on Charles Street.
Open from 7 A. NJ. to II P. NJ.
All Information in regard to this branch of the public
service will be given at these Headquarters.
All sound colored men, between the ages of Is and 45
bond or free, will be enlisted and music red into the U.
5. service. FREE MEN will be paid THREE
DOLLARS bounty by the State of Maryland, and if
resident of the City of Baltimore six months prior to en-
~listment. TWO HUNDRED more by the city. SLAVES
will receive personally from the State, each, ONE HUN
IDRED DOLLARS. The master gets from the State
lONE UNDRED DOLLARS; and, if loyal, THREE
HUNDRED from the u. 8.
Recruiting Stations are being established as fast as
possible, in central localities all over the State. Each
county will be duly credited for all colored troops raised
within their proper limits, and for all accepted recruits
send to Baltimore in charge of Citizens OF such counties,
or by other persons who will make the proper represen-
tations, showing where the recruits belong. Inc sum
total of all coored recruits will be credited to the state
on her quota. 8r7t sta
The number enlisted already at Baltimore is so large
| that parties from the country are advised, not to senc
| any to the city until after the 25th instant, when thu
have more prompt attention than is possible at the pre-.
Col. s. NJ. BOWMAN,
| Chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer
(22febrsl for Maryland.
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Die MfarD10nS GtaatS= Nair.

Die an, "a. Gebr. int Qrfale Der Gables 1nirn 0elicf @fc-
cidtirn Serldmineltbm ~teut1den 8rauen urb Sut9frduer ta'
tn einen @eretn Der Ddmen BIS bentl6 en-
DEPARTMENTS Der Mart1dmb StddtS.Satr
eeerintet, unc II. VI. bei6Ipfen, breintal rGhentltt, rG1nliG
@Ontds unb Wltttmph unb 8rettd9, etnise Stunten ces gtat-
rntttdsS fir bic htrtdneli 3mede ter Tair %geinetniant ;u
arbeiten.
Die erften bteIer &rbett8ftunbet finben T~rettds be II
&c. Gebruar, BON SO lltr, int Sdufe Der Trdu SatEtnfa
Sutrr, Sc. 122 6anrberfr, fat.
Die beuti6en 8rduen nth Sunefrnuen irerben orn ben o6-
~tuneSspG l1nter;eidneten frennblt9 e~inse1aben, ih an btefet
eefeinfarnen Mrbeiten ;I bethet1ieen. -
Stpfc sur @etnrbeitun9 iinb berettS ~dneeidaft utb trerteit
In ben &rteitsfurten ~SerthetIt. SIM Nuftrae bes @ereius
Serprtfn SptIter, @Drftente.
(Dr1) Rdtttnfd Sutrp, G6riftf.
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selma pom sbertnan befeet.

Ser Sampler o6annp" nit Gta6ri6ten pom
20. aus 8if8burg metoet, DAP ii6 Sberman'S
Grtppen i'm 8e1Be pDn Selma, 9lla. befnben,
(etpa 22O Meilen pm @%id8burg e%ntfernt.)
Cairo, "a. 5ebr. Gad 8eri6ten aus
D(empbis muroe bort Elm imppianteS 0taiimee@
ting gebalten, uni ben Stat su recpnItrairen.
Sen, SobniOn mar nidt sugeger, rpnroe dber
erpartet.
Qlu8 Rnoruiae miro 9ei6rieben, Dap Der BON
3Obnipu pprgei6riebene SeiteiD wabrIdeinli6
uIele union8z8lr9er obbdlten tperbe an ben
Bol8 gu eri6einen.
Gie @iienbabnbritde bel 9OuOpn gebt ibrer
8ollenOung entge9en ; tdgli6 merOen 60 SUP
paran fertig i'll s Sagen lam Tie befaRren
peroeu. Sen. Stpneman madte beute Elm
Heconnaiiance Ell force IA @feilet peit na6
SepierpiIe 81, fanO qber feinen Seiro. Sic
feinoli6e 4rtiaerie 5iebt iib itber BEN SluB SUI
rid. lniere Sruppen erbalten Jest pole Rutip=
uen uno Rleioer. s-r
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aas geraR Ses @pbemian.

Bortlanb, 25. Sebr. Die Gigner bes sez
uannten Samplers baben nit Der Stem Sort
Goat Nreding Comp" einen GOntratt abge%
ialOfen, oa8 @rad in Den 9afen 81 brtn9en.
8letbt 0a8 8etter gut, 10 pirb iOfprt elm Ser
iub 9ema9t per0en. giner Der permiBten 8ai>
iugiere, Elm 6err Seams Smith ans gleip Sort,
bat iih eiugeitelt,
Ser 6ibernian miro Die STEELE bes Bohemian
sjnnehmen uno ndGiten SOnntag abfabren.
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CQI SLUuL9 u W. USE cS
beibt, bat Die 6apoen WtuiicaL glilpciatipn it6
andebptett, sit,t 8eften Der $40. Staatsfair Elm
droses Sn1itruntentazGpnc lit Den &dumen
oes Wlp. Snititlts Su geben.
@pIb 1tano ge1tern 156-157.
49, GODer s SSafer'S eeibe, 8auuwple unb Gatea
Tnb bic befen artttel I'M Wartte. gu Ra6en Mc. Is! galtt-
more ndbe 2toktfr. (ian19 -1gs)
StaOtrGtb.
Grf 4 ct 3met9. - Wr. 0utebart, cine
Yetitipn BON ben Ni6tern Der Steuer=9lppellds
tiottS : Curt ipegen @ebaltserb6bu1g. l1eberz
pteIen.
Wr. &epier bra6te ;tpei &elolttipner tpegen
Grri6trtlg bon !6pl5gebdltoen etl1, bon benen
Die cine auf ben Slid gelegt rno Die anbere
lberipielelt purbe.
Wtr. WapiDn, cine Nelplutipn ipegen Grrid,=
tlng zines Sprlit9brunnenS i'm WaoricnS Nlare.
Nngenomrnen.
DIR. 8iIbpp, iuegen Grlaubnib fit Die SIS.
DUNCAN & GDrrines pegen Mlsbdnglng zines
S6tlos in Sputbitr. Nngenpmmen.
Dtr. Gpbinipn, ipe9en 2egurg BON Ginliteiz
men 5tpii6en Srenunt unp s6plinsitr. ueberz
wielen.
SIT. 9utebart, cine Oroinar; betreffS Der
uerzMppellationsz Court; angenommen ; besz
9lei6en cine Oroinani ipegen oeS Stabtcpllets
tprs ebenlp angenpmmen.
Ntr. 2pnd, ipeget 9lniteauilg zines 8pten
fit ben Wtappr; angenpmraer.
3wetter 3metg. - Wr. Orppts rlef
Sill 9fp. II alf pegen @ebaltserbobun9 fir
Die StraBerll uperintenbenten !; angenpnlme1.
0r. Wtlmpt, Bill SO. 10 ipegen @ebaltsz
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men.
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Gprtite peripieien.
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0eri1ts UerbanOlnngen.
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pegen 9iebitabls perldiepener &leipun9sitide
int @ertbe pm $50: S6uloig.
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pegen Gpntprpmmittirung ppn 9berit Saml.
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bent 9ienIt Sl britgen ; peri6oben bis sum "a.
Oldrs.
Scbn MiQiantS iuesen AngrifiS aui Sobn
2ucpig puroe tint 81 itltS Soften geitraft.
Sobn @apnpr, ipegen %oeiIelben @ergebens,
purbe freigeiprpden.
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ipe9en &uufei1S al1gebli6 geltpblener Saden:
gli5abetb WarN Freigeiprpden. 9as llebrige
Sub curia..
superior Court. - aauffelt, 8irge
fit @ep. S. @etter ps. 9ti6aro g. 9ar,oeitp.
@egen &piten5ablltg abgema6t.
Sciepb s. s. Butter ps. Mm. !6arriicn uno
bic Canton Comp. BON Baltimore pegen S6az
p~eneriab. Sn Bodybuilding.
6eute go. GAL = 673.
Common 8leas. = Sacub !6e6t ct
ALI ps. Spiiab See Spbnipn unp6enrp G.Spbn@
ipn. unbeencet.
6eute Die So. 157 = 178.