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Ueue An6eigen.
GIN bie WSit9lie6er
Ma9& Orb. &ranten nuterf. 8erein8

0aS f3id1rise gtiftmnssftf ftnSets senaB @ttetnSa
bei6lnB, ant Wtcntdg, beh Is. Sanudr, tint Neretnslptdl ftdtt.
Our6 ee 9ltt9e Mtttvirfun9 ter ebrenDertben @eiea Itdften
SDpp9rdpbids Wriotlz unb NlrbeitersC s. Inngocreinc,
fppte etnt9er nneerer ttliebter Serren 1T bic unterist6nete
COMMITTEE IN otanb 9eieBt, bn Mitelieberit SUM @praus
einen lrbbltdet Aben6 Serfpre6en tu fGnnet NIB erwartet
etpbhlb; eaB ee Wtlt3lteesr nit tbret refpttttset 8nrtltet
fb 3abfreid einfinSen perten. ss# I .E 81,
Den tanjlteben6en 9erren uns Darhen npG sahs teIpnbtrS
aur gtadbri&t, b8 3ant S6lu6 tit SnnsFrGn; d)en. aatt~
fIneet. rreaeP s44-i1,a,,s ga
Der Gintrttt TT frei, ebenio 1T Ben, Mitsttebern erlaubt
TrennSe nnS Setanntt etnSufIbrert. go "@i ~ -'.'
lISWR0l 80 Ott Or nj nfttee. .
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Mr. Soote ben General See oafiir erforen SIT
iebeu. @ir begen 10 ptel 9l6tlng uto leben 10
piel @ertraltelt III General See ais ir9eto e,t
Iebeuoer Wienl6, aber mir perlidern Scr. 6cptc,
Oab oas Soft ben 9iorO Carolina, oa8 fir Sreiz
belt unp &edt in ben &f 9egangen, ii6
tetnem Dictator unterperfen wirp, 10 lange e5
Strait gum Miperltano be1ibt u.s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-15

8lidli6e Sur. - Ga6oem fb Ser
Wtaipr 8lunterlberg l6pn felt LANCER :3eit ben
perldieoendrtigitelt, lno %n1itlli1ter lfmerIthften
0peratipnen ul,ter5p9en bate, lit eS enplid aez
itern ieinem Nr5t gelungen, Die ieit Der S6ladt
pm Mnttetam in ieinem S6enfel beinoz
li6e &ugel beralSSunebmen. SER BON 3eit at
3eit NIT oielem @breumaan, BET trOb ieireS Qeiz
bens Su ieoer 3eit fem i6pierigeS Gei6dft 1id
angelegen ietn lief, Suiammen getrofien lit 1no
3elge ber furdtbarei1 S6merSen mar, Die ct
alsgeltanOel,, tpirb iid iiber bieie .9lidli6e
@e1pung Der 9ir9e freuel1 uno gepib I'M Ser
etn nit u1s tbm SIT Der enoli6 gelun9enen <r
9ratllltren. ..... ''' '.'-' -9.- .'35
8egrabniB.- Ge1tern 9ta6mittad be-
~gleiteten ole Otitglieoer bes foe. benz. Slrnperz
pereirs I'M @erein nit Der Sltrner Qieoertafel
9rn. 80 &ornmant, ein lan9idbriges Mitqlieo
bes Sereins, SIT &rabe. 9lrf, mir rufen inn
ein v6rieOe ~leiter 9li6e" nu6.
Angrtff uno Nuub. = 9. 8bilipps
unO Spbn 6ppe, Stpei Soloaten, plroen lebte
| 9ta6t inter Der 9el6nlet9ung, SSobn 2eoop il,
SOFTER nabe0p ugla8ltr., nie%oergel6lagen II .,lm
bic Summ1e bon $25 beraabt Sl baben, perb6rt
9as seitern Dor 3idter SiB beitanbene gerb6r
lanm1t 3el9enalSl agen erwies, buB iie l6ulota
ieien unp Die Sadie lpuroe Der @rano eSurp
ibertpleen, 2ecbp Set9te Spuren BON rober 8ez
batolnng.
Or. Waden5te ltarb geitern 0tprqen
Spil6en 2 uno 3 llbr an Der 8rdune, an Der
er felt Montag labprirte. 9erielbe mar 40
Sabre MrSt in bieier Staot lnb nabm cine bers
pOrrdgenoe STEELE Elm, pie CT 1i6 au6 a~Ilerpdrts
our6 llmii6t uno aufopfernoe 8ereitmiQiateit
ba8 3~utrauen Der 8ep6lterung ertparb. Gr 1T
63 Sabre alt.
S6teBaffaire. = Wti6ael Wurrap
wurbe 9eltern inter Der Mnfla9e perbaftet, SO.
Qatbe am Montag 9ta6t in Der Nebenbqle gez
i6pnen SIT baben. St tpurbe fir Elm @erb6r
telt9ebalten.
Weri1ts Ucrbanhlnngen.
6 i'm II al @ert6t.- SObn Quopig,
mittelt Bend : @arrant megen lleberiabrena
BON Olrs. Mprtbrpn perbaftet, ltellte $1,000
8irgl6alt, I'M oa8 &erfabren Der @ranr Surf
abSuparten. 4
Grace Sparrotp unb George Wtprgan (betot
farbigD bel6uloigt, cine gplbene ubr BON $50
uno spei 9inge im Bertb BON 81 seitoblen 81
baben, plaiotrten vnidt iduloig,".
George Srantlin, farbig, iclte ein 6dB6er
@etn I'M @ertbe BON 500 BON @m. g. g
9teib 9eitOblen baben; unbeenpigt, ..n ~
3bpmas 6u9bes, ais Wl0roer pes am 9,
9lOp. ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb am IS. beKelber
Mts. perftorbenen Sobn Seeper angeflast
plaioirte vnidt i6uloi9" unO lieB leinen Sal
oarauf nd6 Baltimore County perle9en. +
Wi6. McgtaQp mar angetla9t, einen Soloa
ten BON einem Stem Oprter He9iment Ourd
einen S6ub set6Otet SUI baben. gtidt beenOi9t
!6ieranf &erta9ung. .-@@a
superior GOnrt. -Sa8 @erlelen be
Site miro beute pom SO. 685 pieoer auf9e
npmmen. 49, .44 3+ .s.lt 1a.s5 .as
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UOit Sernlmba.

Sem ODrt, Is. San. 9la6 8eri6ten
.utS Bermuda pom %. D. 80 warten Die 9amz
pier u6lOrioa", vGaquette" uno v&anser" maf
@ele9enbeit, bic 8lOfaoe gu bre6en, Sin
S6ppner fam am %, in st, Georges nit elmer
.9aoung Serpentin ulp Sabad aus @ilming.
tipn an e 81
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Der Nirat 0lIabnntd.

-"New 96rty, "A. Suu, 9la6 9eri6ten
aus 8atapia iplt bic 9Qabuma am IA. Gcp.
StpiI6en NicplaS Ypiltt in glortb Salem 9etreust
baben. rs Die Mannidait Der eefaperten Sdife
9(maroa nno @ingeo 8aeer mar in 8atapta
afdefpmmen.
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unaIiicf sur See.

New 0brt, IA. San, Ser Sdopner
9ucp gnn na6 Baltimore beitimnrt, bat Die
Mannldaft Der 8rtgg Minnebabu, wel6e er
mit-6 SUP 8a1er I'M. aiel auf ~effener See ge>
iunben bate, bierbergebra6t.
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Die Ghefnprafes Nlffnire.

a,@ew Dprt-14. San, Sn Dem g(Omiraliz
tdtS Geridtsbpf 81 Satfar erf(drte Aidter
Stewart geitern, OaB er in bem GbeiapeafezSSu
our9a18 auf Seeraub ertennen peroe,
Ser SAT- fpltrpe biz Sum 20. oS. perta9t.
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@rflGrun0.

QDir, bic llntersti6ntten, erfl1ren hermit Sa6 MIR inter
k~tutiseh Datum rus sc l6dft BON Wt6rl & 8t6naS serial
fen taben. .3wet mlierer Wittdrteiter wurbta ~entlafen, neil
mir tn eDrprre mad Setbaener Irbett aemItbli6 Elm S6eden
Bier 9etrunten, NIB " baben mir insseiammt btreitwtlt9
unlre Nrbeit nisoeroeleat.
g8tr lparaen sabtr unisre Sele8en, Bel bttlen 1emperens-
~beiItsen.in Arbett 3u seben. ,tgeafst s-| yg,
9enrs Sst,
Sacpb MetBmcr,
Senrg Mttbner,
(Sr) 81. TrBtIt9.
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Sciuht.

Gin 9etter tam unter ietr SertGetltaften 8ebin8uneem
metne fbpm felt beinabe 5 SSabren ~beltebenee Yripat-56ule
lbernebmen. MabereS mitnoli6.
&. .. S6aefer,
2l7 @ufern ASeaue, snii6en Spnbfr. lnS
(DtMPO) 8rpaeDdV
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Stu bic GcianeDercine Sa1timOre'6 n1t0
0Sdfhinotru'8. G

Sm o~trflpnenen Sprnmer purte i8 bet Ten, @eianSef 3u
@utla, EbIrinsen, nit bent 8dpelmeiaer, 9errn : II +
aus Wtatna betannt, be1en 6seInbi6dft unb ~seei8neter Ta9z
tenntnis i6 bic @usrSGtl ppn etma so Der tpr5 lsliditen
WGnnerb6re Sertante. G~insebent Der S6Wtert8tetten tets
our6mes ~sebtesene .ltnb suelei6 sefdItse Mfdnner66re bier
Su betOrlnter, belt i'd eS. i'm Sntere6e peuti6en Sanses, fur
sredmdBt9, ie cine Yartitur nit 16 Sttmmen, iOnte fOmii6e
@e5 tI y @sr YTt,F ti mi, M SiieS Sn '"e S ! rsrS p't s tP g san srtp.
tiUn Der neusiten tefen Gb6re jdbrlt9 wtetertplen. Mdn
a~breifre: asu
Is. y. Stetnba6.
L7Sansl 70 gDef 8alttmOreitraBe 8alttnlpre, Wt6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-15
G~0ufDfuns elmer @efAaftszsserbinonr,

pie Nntsriet9neten taben inter hem beutisen Eatum TIRE
@el3att'oWsrStnb ,pel&e inter Der Sirna j. ". Stod-
IGf. ,8H 3aTs81ffE1 n
a0GfbingtOn, ben u. Saauar 1864.
.es1lu Hcs .a5a8s& s. 80. tpdmGnn.
Lt0eG9l = a2GLL LII .. @brb1rbt.
NSprInmnf SpsletG Elm &ellner. Nta63nfraeen
kAuu9 I'm preStCt 9pSfe, penn1Ylpauta Mpenue
swifden II. unb Ii. Ctr @ai6tnetpn, 9. 6. mptm
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Die NatiDnaIanIeibe

8btIabetpbto; a. SAM !6eute wur-
ben fir $2,330,O00 Sanfz3man5tger p~erfauft.
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s.. Snn0uidcI,

8tuloncsllo<, 8iOltn. unb 0tanU=Qtbrer,
ma&t benz ee.brten Ynbltfnnt bic %ersebene anseise. SHB ct
ceGos, Wiolims nmD @iampsIImterridbt sa ert6etlen.-
@benic iternimmt er @nsaaenents ais @tOIpuceI-S pteIer
BEL Sfentlihen pber neutrality-suspicious.
Bebinsunsen Tnb gu erfabren in 9 y m tbt,s Sd VI IL
5 elm So. "a 81. GbarleSfr. 5Dej3Dlt)
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+ Mnc &ranfhcitc1t

an Iaklnem @lieSern, Wfntteri8wd6e II. n.J Sic niAt ~
turiren iinb, rrerSen in 8 Iasen ant has g0unberopufe, beheI
tenn je, tpieber ~bergefteat pen
-44slII .7f I'elaeE a--t Carl latter 44"
~t9ian1mt) -H ,tt35l $40 Wulterrpsi nabe YpppIetonfr
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BeknnntmnC6ungen.
WrOfOemarfhans Gffee,
slm sie @e,Osenen i'm 3. eonsreas 9iarift.
9ritter o. 9iitritt.

9ritter 81 9iltritt. 'a4 1
.,s Baltimore, IL, Sanuar.
Ain hie @e,Osenen im 3. GomsreRs9 ifrift.
@s wirb biermtt @a6ri6t ~aeseten, bag ~tdnftisbin aae ans
~getrtenet Yerfpnen MIR an lem Sage erarninirt tperpen, Der
dufben ibtem su9eIdidten gtptt;en ein9etrdgen lit ebenfc
hd6 Nienidnb mad Mblduf Der tbrr gefelten Trit erdrtinirt
mirc, tnc NB S5eper, Der ih sur 9ebprtgen 3ett ju ieuen Der
feblt ais Oeitrteur tetra6tet unS mad ben 8riessartiteln be-
rraft ptrb. enl.38y -u. tlIu-
gDir MAIDEN feruer Narauf aufinerfhnt, Bag eS rreber einert
aeSOtattsn, md eiiasrt 4!senten srianbt II, Spr hem GnrDai-
ipldbe Neenten bebaupten. nit unsin 0erbinbune Sn fteben,
y eeibiebt has nnter falitem Sprwanb uo MIR nm 9el6 sm
l6neiben. m I'D.
Nusfunft betrtHs her AuSbe6uns wirS ieten Gag gratis
;rtIten 3 unb Ak nbr Ra6mttta9S Spn hem unter,ei6neten
GnrrutruneS-SNlrb ertbetlt. 1a .tf2he@ l
Qeppglb Iumenberg a, u 6l.l Ind
fysf zr5fls as.-su JprUfpen,pr l6al II Yral. b. Gnr' gparb.
.. lad 10 His NJ 8raptS,u. 7s.
.f@@~ '1' GrmrntFdr tes Gnrtatrunos- Sparb.
IbpmdS s. II rbp d, i7 "
12Sans) a9y Ar5t seS nrpalrtumss-g
offce 6cS @DltsetzSUarb.
Baltimore, 8 San. 1854.
Nptt ).
Der sef1brIi6e 3uItanb Der Guspese ma5t es nptbwentie
tae bic SrbOanani n Sesua anf eas spesranmen spa Sdnee
unb bds M~uslaufen Der 6petdnts ftren9 enfcretrt ptrb. Die
Ypliset lift frens aneepieie en-, tas betr. @ekB, NO es Serleet
wirb, bur6luilbrem. Guf 9efebl 6s Scare -.
(DpSaJVCWtt) Wt1.9 Y, 9DUpo, Yra1.
CcfnmMe Der Gumtbcrlanbftrafe.
,.,,n City @eeifers Office I
Baltimore, cen IL Sdnudr. !
Die Gpmmi66re FIR StHnun8 BON StraEe,t baben ibre
l1tterf6t hes gtusenS unb S&atens, mel6er aus her Sef-
nung Der Gumberlanttraee Spn @tlnprfrdee biz penniplS.
NSenue ertpGbf, eineerei6t. ..&aU
SIN @e,tebuna bierauf rt1belt mir betannt, bag fiele lebers
Gbt flmmt Mnf6la8 rom beutisen DATE al 80 Gage sur
Gtni6t auf unierer SfTre auitteet unb t0nntn errat9e Se-
l6werben mne @inipra6e bel Der Criminal eourt Der Staet
~ e., Spbm 81. GbDmppu.
Q2jan4p1mlml sasa. .t 8esifratpr.3
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f,Nf t / I.

Dd BON Jest an Der Jobn g. 16eld nt6t mebr unier
Gtnnebnter oSer @gent it, rirb has publtturt ernlabnt, ttm
unftretwepen weoer @elber 3l b~elatlen, nod trsenb @twaS
sn SerfaWfen.
as-t rat 4iHaE &. IS. h 6. 9dtter fOt,S
~ .Y .- .ahilA ~ Spfepb SO. @atterfRn9'
(WttOT) 9buarb patterfen % tgt
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0Surnuno.

"a mein ~15idbrtser Yfesipbn, &lfreb MpliuS, Sbne metn
Q8i1en nnb QDiuen metn Edu8 terla1en bat, Is tpdrne Id
Sebermann. itm auf ntetnen Namen Gtpds Sn bergen, Sber
ibn ;u bebsrbergen. Der GntlduRne 1T Is Sabre alt unb
drbettet i'm @i9arrens@e5bdIt.
tWiD6) Spbn &~prnmGnn,
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3u D%erfdufen.

Gin b~rettDttse3 0auS nit 10 Mder 2dnS, AT Der Wiar9lans
9ine, 6 Wteilem Spn Der Nprtbern Gentrdlbabn, lit we9en
g0pbnnn9Swe6iel biat9lt 3n %sertdufen. Da1elbe lift SGr5a8s
lid fur etnen Sfubmater pper Sdtnteo pa1enO. NdbereS
IN Der Grp. b. 81. CDtWO) ~
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DentfAeS Mrbeits NaAtpeifunes
BureaH, 1850
QLa,ond1roE So XXX

nner Mutfidt Der +Oeutiben O5eeaf6aft.
Aut DieitntSen, rsIbe btutfGe Sanhoerter. Nrttit.r pbet
Otenfmdbben ~ esibdftiaeM wlniGelt. fOwie ale btutiGe u r..
bettiudenben modem NIB perl6nli6 Ober In frantirter Brtefen
ak otn Naenten Der @tituf6att 5errn 8. &. BtIIinebUf,
Re-. 55 Ebamesfr. s~tnbsn, wclbtr uneItselbIib AuStunf
rtbetIeu mirh. s ~ 4 N4HHEW
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GtempttpnSpGptere fir III bis
MuSl1nScr, dftSerc 9SOnmadbtcn,

ipmie aue often eert6ti6er Sptuntente trerSen nit grocer
Sersult 3u biligeu gretien. in naeiner Office. auSseferttDt.
pSraaf i4 las eelti6e YHbitant ~telpnSera 5auimertIam
Made. ~ .~s1rT ueHusstra a.|fridinte Iar9alU au9
al ~ ..a. -ege s4lHln ~ 2bpm1S& 81. 3t d. IN
(9SdnO a;a9t , G~Htntttter Ntptur, gtO..S1 Secpatfs
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&ele9rapbif0e SSodbricbtcm.
8eri6tet fur bert Baltimore gEefcr.
Qenerre unn Gurnra.

&prtlUnb, IA. San. Der 9anpfer
6jberuia 1T nit 9ta6ri6ten pom 81. 9e5br.
uuO l. San, pom 9iuerpppl rnO 9onOOnperrp
bier etnqetrOTen.
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0erf6ieSenes.

Sine 9epei6e aus 4Dint be Sale melpet, Der
Der. st. 9ampfer @ppming babe ben Biraten
Alabama, wel6er neuli6, ipie 9emeloet, in Der
SunOa 6trabe 5wei %ameritaniide S6iffe meg
9enommen bait, na6 @britmeB Sslanb, i'm
tn0tlden Ocean; perfDlgt. a
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Oer9nGgungen.
De1ttfcbes Ibeater I.

Is IN per - n % ~
surnbaIe, 30. 800 gseF PrqttHraBr
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Ssestfsnr 1. .f.U.t 81. -. w. u, Bad.
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RuBINA. ,pv ,vrprc,v NOVEL.

IL NEW AMERICAN NOVEL
JUST PUBLISHED.
From Boston Transcript
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OF more than ordinary excellence published by JOines u
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good The contrast between the heroine and the people
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she hTtwdy depicts add romantic favor TO the honeS
substance OF the story"
From Phsdep his Press. 50
"The incidents have freshness which is cherInrg and TIC
figure these real hieh.r, actual hama
beings"
one vol, l2no., cloth Price 81 80
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Dentisirn.

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oxyd sa charge for extracting when artificial teeth
10 be Inserted They also inserting t ssts Of Teeth
Gold S25i Platina, SIS; Silver Sio, Rubber SlV Partial
Sets 90 sold, 81, silser, 81. Extracting. IS esptA
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DEADY!
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DIQUE,
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The Fourth Edition sold in three weeks.
TIE tIkIH EDITION
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IN THE ENGLISH COLONIES
IN DENMARK,
IN SWEDEN,
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The following are the content, of this great work:
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION AND INTRODUCTION.
BOON FIRST
FRENCH COLONIES
Emancipation BY the Convention end the Re es,shment OF
Slavery by the Consulate Q79i-ls02l 1900,
TO its seend Abolition by the Republic of lsaa
Emancipation by the RePp6lis Of r lS1s. c,,,,,.,
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Labor aud immigration
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ENGLISH COLONIES.
Slavery IN Enesnd and its Colone. until the Emancipation
Influence Of Emancipation n the Freed Css,-.
Influence Of Emancipation GA the Colonies.
I. Labor and Immigration.
2 Production, the Sugar Law, Commercial Freedom
Resume
CoIoSIEs OF DENMARK, SEEDrN. AND HOLLAND.
Danish Colonies
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Dutch Colonies.
APPENDIX.
FRENCH CoLoSTEs
Table Of the Imports and Exports OF the French Colonies
Comparative Condition Of Imports Oud Exports from 1913
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