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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

% and aosdss the WeldoS rosh .bout nm
nils south 81 The head ~erls. and d,
met nothing bat The sSeny's picLel's.-
tie advanced from this tCwsrds Peten
burg, meeting the enemy. He.b.d CON
siderable 6ghiinx dssisg the dsy suf no,
some loss and ief,csing loss On the esen ,
havs ~ dispasshss showing the ex
tent ol the dsmsgss.
City Psiss, Aug. 10, S:s) . m.-Oar
g 'ops are Asmly liked acrues tha W.llo.
ROAD. There has been ktsIs Or ~, 6vA si.v
today, eiihcr south Of Psssrsbuse o,
sorsh of the Jsoss river. 1
"ssfsn sspofss th-t tho sssmy's dead
- eoasidersbls sambers, we're found iD
his front nnbsried.
ts.n- ! :, Birnsy tsIssraphs to Gen. Batter
Headquarters, 10th Arwy Corps. Auv
lS.-Th~ ss~my att.cked d, I,ns Ia he.vv
'o'ce last night and ~ere repulsed viii
S'ess 'oss 70 font Of our colorsd reeimea,s
E'ghty tvO dead bodies OF the eDsm.
are c"unted. The colored troops behaved
handsomely and are in Zoe spari,s. r..
assault wse IN columns division strooo
They could and would have carried H.
'ae@ys works had they not been 90
strongly defended TIE saeny : loss vas
Dne thousand.
Nsn~d,) 4. D. BrRsrr, Maj Gen.
We have gresf deal OF Pain tbs week
IND very grateful change 10 the ten per-
lture.
C'ty Po'st, Aug. 10. 9 p. m.-The
'oe@y came oot this evening 90 Warren's
'gh', driving ia the pickets cospec,,pe
'et.esa him aad the lett of our old line
2 Jerns.lem plank road, and forcing |
hem back.
tSsxnsd Z. n SrAsrox, i
Secretary Of War.
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.pIR d OF raE war;

The rebels must derive great comfort
from the uniform, persis,en, and un,ir,ng
manner in which they are assured by
C'pperhead spsaters and newspapers that
I've are tined Of the war;" that The
masses OF our PEI pie are ''opposed to the
further prosecution Of the war" Little
Six by nine sheets published 10 out OF he
way places, without even coun notori.
ety. aud their leading journals with .
'tional reputation one horse stumpers
AID street shoe.shop and po.-houss poll.
t'cians who declaim loud nonsense At
SC ool house meetings and cross road
gatherings, as well as their prominent and
representative men. all unite in AZ
suring tue rebels that the voice, or a. Ieas,
the wishes, of the people are for pesse.
And what is the effect of il alis Hayn't
We watched the Southern press md
S'utkern speakers ever since the war
bsoke out, TO find uIterances and seoti
m-nts hostile to the jeff. Davis oliparchy Z
Aod have We not carefully noted every
ward so uttered and gathered q morsel O,
satisfaction and comfort therefrom? And
il viii not be otherwise With the rebels,
when they observe the course of tie
Copperhesd Democracy, read the dislo, d
matter With which their papers gre 6ils d.
see Vallandigham become the o.s Il Of
bis party, hear the people counsel,d to
Resistance to the draft, the Goverom 1t
z told that 1t can have no mcre men unle .
1t takes them at the point # the bayonss
When they witness all this and how the
Cps breathe out tbreatenlngs aud
slaughter against the Adminis,rst,o oo
enc loyal men, and emb srras, the In on
cause by every method that deviiisb
malice and ingenuity-backed by m :, .
dent love for trsi.ors-- can sueses,. tho,
m,>t assuredly will and do take ne.
spirit.
What is all that We have done or that u /.
Soath has Suffered VIVA. IL our .rm;, .
have tough. battles and gained victories.
hsve drives the rebels freM N,sAsr;,
whipped them at Pea Ridge and thu
b aksn their power 10 Aiksnsas, expelled
THIN f'cn Kentucky and TenBsssee spd
Western v,rginis and Misnsseppi and
Louisiana; oPsued the Mississippi Rys.
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Nsw York, Aug. 20.

:. : -. Nsw York, Aug. 20.
The Hssald's Hsrpes,s gFerys cores
pondenoe dated the 10th sa.s:
$50 psisDaa0 ssriSed j fssm 4ke
front to-day. soans " them s,eIag d {.
LoDgstrte,'s corps. ksvsrsl hs.dr.d
hsad u cattle and shossea, cApssrrd ia the
valley elso reschsd this peint. Our army
70 20 ni@Psseed - T. sossr the fosds OF ,he
Upper Potomac and spproackes 70 lar.
pvr's Ferry. and Snicker's. Asbby's ssd
AAasssss G-p.. and preveat any f.nt
movemsst ol she eneny. -
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Farther Point. Anv or

Farther Point. Aug. 90,
The steamship Peruvian, from LIVER
pool. Ii'h. vis Londonderry IL b, passed
here 81 5 p. N :, dsy.
iniee mea had been tried 10 Liverpool
Tor eniistiog men for the cotisderate
steamer R.Ip.hsnDoek. ThSy we're
found guilty aud faed ESQ. warned NO,
70 repeat ths offen<e, ani then released on
their own recognisance.
Iae little brig Vision, bound from
Ne. York to London, "a spoken on J . '
~. 10 Let. 46:i0. long. 33, vest, aud
supplied With provisions and water, y hen
sns ean,iased On her voysse.
Inc I&no-German qaes ion continued o
excite considerable discusslou.
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Hagerstown. An,

HaSe1stoW0, Aug. 81.
.6es. Averill rotfrcd from M. rtipsburO
reafaday evening" vi,h his s6aib force -
'o.o.y the rebel p'ckets we're sdvauceo
% Falling Waters, bat yer. driven b.ot
~ dstachnsnt Of the Sd Virpin,.
oaioo cavalry. This is the nearest pvin,
% 'h's place st which they have as y..
made their appearance.
zen. Avsnll has nov full possession
u the forcs ong the liver from Sben.rd..
so~a to Willlam>pvrt, aud any .,temp,
u .ne fsoeis 70 sross will b. promptly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

r. Rev. DR. Jocelyn of Mt Pleasant, t,
and late President Of the lows We,lya az
University, hss bren elected President Of
Albion College. Ut Albion, Michigan, and
enters upon the duties Of his new position
shortly.
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TaE xews.

General Candy makes official unounce
mentof the success Of the Union force
at Mobile upon the 5,h instant. in th
capture Of Forts Gaines and Powell. An
the destruction of the ram Tennessee.
There are still reports Of ravages aa,
exeesses committed BY the lndisps.
An Inspection Of the defense. of Wash
ington sho~ them to be excellent.
General Seymour writes to the Time,
giving his views, founded upon kuowl.
edge derived from being prisoeer in the
ooa'h. Says that the South is failing
from exhaustion, and couusels the North
to use its strength. We have no doub,
that If the Nsrth would do this, or onl,
partially do IL; il it would furnish imme
distely half Of the Eve hundred thousand
men c'lled for, the power of the rebel.
lion would be broken forever. That tbe
South can be defeated. Donel.on and Pea
II dge and Corinth and New Orleans and
Gst'ysburg and Vicksburg, the extent of
territory from which they have bee m
driven BY our arms, aud which We no,
occupy. Plauly prove and if We fail in
the end, it will be not because the South
10 uno'nquersbIe, but because the North
failed to do it's duty
There is little news from Grant. bu
be is still at work, and with . persist
encc that sugurs fnsl success.
ANY sensation dispatches a. to propo
sitions for an armistice emanatinx from
the Administration, are the sheerest bosh
and nonsense. Copperbead correspond
ents of c ppsrhead newspapers resor. to
desperate measures to make an impr,s,
sion upon the public mind, bu. never TO
81 expedient more foolsh, sen >elesss and
utterly without foundation than the dis.
patch 10 the World Ia reference 10 this
armistice matter of Mr.. L,ucoiu. They
may rest assured that his settled policy.
now and henceforth, toward the rebelli. n
Is that OF The " to whom it may concern >
and " i've hundred thousand more" ard
the people viii DOT be satisfied wi ,h any
departure therefrom, Copperhsad ,ur.
nais and penny-s-llners to the connary |
notwithstanding.
The enemy maie night attack upon
General Bi'reys negro troops, and yer G
gallan'ly repulsed, the negroes behaving
with great gailsn,ry.
News from Mobilei is encouraging and
We have good grounds for looking for i,s
early capture.
Lees total force in Virginia is stated
ct 7O,O0O And shall we stop, lay dovn
our arms. say that Lees amy csnoot b.
whipped, and We must stop the war and
aekno~ledse the independence of the
southrrn Contederacy because Lse has
10000 men? Who says 50 /?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

= n>A- - AF E-
.... -. DMsssasn, Mn father Of ths Amar;eaa
49, !. .. 49, bate.an, he's bees hrosght
-;.h .sfats IN London, charged
. .,.o .s = es,se's .. hdy, growing ous Of
for trial. 0A'o ~ son'
a"e eo'nssity bet~e~s Prusv;. srd The
smaller Gsrnan 8 u. : shov. toI -. - -
c'ease. zas VI w.
N vas rumored 10 Paris that the P,.,.h
governments had entered ! protest 40. ;n.s
he extension, Of Prssei.n serri,o,y
osp' snoer tho sonseHt Of the powers
"no originally trsced the boundaries.
London, Aug. ii The bank rate re-.
".'"s per cent. The MARKET exhibits
s.m "sr moro ease: Consols yesterday
nW0fs
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The Tr'buae hss the following:
Baltimore, Aug Is. Ihave iast arrived
ife0 hsspsrs Ferry. Tners sers reports
this afternoon that portion Of The 8 4
corps sas attacked last night. but nsth,pr
conhr0atory hes been received.
[Spscial to lsr.Id.l d
The reported movement Of Sheridan
70 the valley is not regarded q ! retreat
oets s'nssver fos m advsatagsoss %.
.''.oo. cruising oil avenues of spprnsch
" the Potomac. A ,scosn.iss. nee !. No.
esmg nsds shish sitlinssdiassly de,el.
Up the position and strength of ths rehel.
and eosbls Shsridsa 70 move ae,,n.t ~.
with entire coofidence
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aad thus cus iu twain the Eout bern COT
federscy; have driven them from Chatta
uooga: have them pepned At Aslsnts. an
have thus the promise Of second sever
ance Of their territory, at most vita
pointS What If our troops garrison near
y every one Of their coast defences ans
our blockaders hsvs hermetically sealed
their ports, cut "a their com mercs and
deprived them Of many, and straightss ssd
them 40 to moro articles, that the usage
OF society at least, have made almost nec.
essaries of life? What if the dimensio.,
Of the rebellion are greatly diminished
and its strength greatly broken, it.
nn.nces PROSTATE, its very life dependent
upon saving Lee and Hoods army from
defcat-armies which We have the men
TO crush completely II we're upon the
point Of dissolution, would it not be
stayed?
Viii the South not take fresh hope
when she hears party in our own mids.
'ell her to hold out but for short time
longer; tkas they will nominate and elect
tor President = peace man; = m.u 10
favor of an unconditional peace : an
" unconditional surrender of the cause
of the country TO treason; . nan
whose love embraces only rebels, and
whose hatred extends only to Union
men
The Inevitable influence of the polio,
and PRINCIPLES Of the Copperhead Dsmoc-
rscy, is to strengthen the rebel lion to
give aid and comfort to the Southern
Confederscy.
But while this is so We hope the South
will not prosecute longeri.s insane and
suicidal war upon the Govsrnmen, in the
belief that it will ultimately succeed rrom
Copperhead support. Il need no. look
10 Copperhead ascendaucy iu the low.
STATES, Tor that is never TO be. Our peo-
pie may cease to he enthusiastic. thev
may at times be slightly depressed. bu,
they will always be resolved, ai~ays ear.
nest, always loyal; they viii "never de-
'pnr OF the republic = never give up
he ship" -
They wish peace, they are peace men.
'at they don't wish i, upon Co, perhead
II secesh basis. When it comes-and
hey expect it and intend 10 6gh. their
say to IL with the bayouet--i. will be
oug, lasting and substantial one. It viill
'e With the " Stare and Stripes" a ,srinp
'ver every foot of the Southern Confeder.I
cy the authority Of the Governm Q en,l
u''y established 10 all the rebel States ..
nd treason taught such q lesson that il
vii not rear its hydra head in the nation
gain. And to crown all and to give
'erpe,ui,y to our national life in the fu-
nre. ard make peace permsnent, " the
,ne OF conteniion viii be removed the
eign OF the slsvs-drver, of the whip, of
he bloodhound, Of the c, fl. gang, will
'e over human chattslism and human
bondage will cease 10 the Uaited States
orever.
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Washing on, Aup. 90

Inc p'ce q winch stamped snssIops
s'e 'ufo'sned foet-oitlces, under the II.
cent contract. being largely 10 ex,c ,ce.s o,
those heretofore made, the departmen
nAs s>so-o circular to the vari ,as ofi ,ss.
soooonc ieg c"ffeeE osding adv suce OF
the rate a. which they are to be ID ruished
to the public. The increase 10 she price
Of the letter sixs is about II per cent,
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Iapec,al to P ST.
Waahin0tnn A.,

"u"9 suuf aug. u.
There - no news OF imporsasce from
Gen. Grant. The Des ,s.vsneot on the
north side Vt The james river il progress-
ing tayorably, and graft, ing resul.s are
ccn6dsnily sns,rip.,ed. --.s-.--
Reports from the Shsassdoah valley 10 :
innate that Sheridan Is watching the
movements Of the rebel column. He was
prt4a ared TO meet them ;, any point.
Il is raining heavily here.
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) New York. Asg. 20.
The Commercials Washington special

AoTks Aegs -.
The Commercials Washington speci.I
says:
A thorough inspection Of the foyti6c.
'ioas of Washington was made yesterd., !,
add proved entirely satisfactory. II tbs
enemy should como dosn fio.n the vi.
icy sgsinss rs bs would end the CITY in /,
more elective siase Of deieose than ev.,
before.
The reports tha. the republican le.d.,.
have made Impressions upon The Pres;
dent - tsvor Of 20 ssmistics uosil .ft~r
the eleciiou are unfosaded. When IN.
President will not even change bis czb,.
net With view 70 improve his chances
OF re election, il 10 idle 10 s.pD,ne ~.
would adopt bold peace measure.
The Post says Mr. Fesseoden intends
70 Estass 70 Wsshiugtos .Ais eveuiav
The terus of the new loan are not vet
made known. 4ssaw - ~
Il 70 reported that the bonds will be
o fts which are exsrsmsly scarce. NJ
oonds are q present morn actively 10 re-
qsssa, both in foreign markets asd by our
uwu citizens. The demand for the nev
'-Sos Is not sxPssssd 70 - diaini.bsl By
lhe issue Of these gold bearing bvnds, q
The Iasser will be abssrbsd b. I asderso.
class cf investors from thoss Who subscribe
'or the former. Moreover, the d. bt cer- |
l,hcste, shoss low price has cheched the
iemand for 7-sos viii no, probably r<e
a value as It Is proposed to accep, % pAs
'en' OF the payments for the pew bvnds
o these securities Arrangements Tor
he pay ment of this snd further loans
vii be such - TO dissurb - little q nos. [
'o'e the movements Of the money mar |
Let,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

+ 49, 3 Baltimore, Aug 2I.
as ar - sscertained there IA. been no
engagement on the Upper Potomac vet,
ihe rebels arc believed to be in force be.
yond PeryvilIe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22

Knr MADzcs, August Goth, lsel
Eia~ Gsss cev rss,sk. &
= announce my name ~ Independent Union
Candidate for cierf Of the pt..r;r, c,n,,
-. .'se''on- Your, respectfully.
n. p. sTEMPEL
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NeH Haven. Ane. 20

The large four story c.rriage nanufac
tory OF Durham 4 Both Ma de.,roy.d
BY Ere this morning. Loss 8i0, ,0O0; in.
sured for half.
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sPgcpAE NOrscE

We beg state hist oar Stock Is NOT surpassed IN ex
tent variety stys, qaaiity GBEAPsE<s y any to be
found kA1T % wnsT and k+ving ali sraseu< very
aEei4et a41N and Qcat ad~ascss, wAsrray arg en-
aP4d % oner MANY Vocs at les than M,Nur scrrnxRs
ln1r easom uAs6h wiH ~ n htcxehout The y atou
Mvrch ats viii PROMOTE their intcs@f4 by sxantSing
our stock bu1brc buysne. ~ n : F1F
ad1-Aa W1a8R. .W4L1xANs = IrcH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-22
Philadelphia. Aue. ~

tnaueIPbIs, Aug. u.
Secretary Fessenden has 50 day ordered
the Uaued States Asssstant Treasur~rs
Mcintyre and C'sco. to pay the iO-4U .nd
6-2O coupons The lO 20. are due Sent.
ist aud the 5-2Us are due Nov. lst.
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.A-"Ase yoassonndf,' ssked d.. Dun.
can, the other day, Of an old dsrkey vho
We drafted from Wess6elas snd +, scented
himself for exsmina ion. s.Ye-," sepI Cd
the co aseript, Ihase voted tkSs IN moe, -
is ticket these thirty Jears "-(Spr -.
6sld Republicsn. 1 sss
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- u o. san's etC 6ne alsafks srl edt.i
90 z 20. st The SO e,ssAo 4ssi
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EE The Davep port Gazette SAYS !:

NswsPAPERroRIAL.- Il. n. S. Barnes
has sold his paper. the Rocl Island Union,
70 NJ 'jor C.ffery, formerly Of the Fort
Madison Ilain Dealer. We leara thai
the Colonel intends going into service
again, and we hope he win fight the rsb.
els ss gallsntry as he has fought rebs,
sympathisers II home s 1
/ ~ Pref Am.sA Mccoy .lectursd in
davenport Saturday evening.
~ Hon. 'Hrsm Price has opened d.
c.mpsigp ip his District. He is publish
ID g, spsak in sever.l plasss.r o * /.
9 ~ The sosh I,ua Infantry are in
front OF Mobile. They left New Orleans
apon the 7,b inst. !
e. The Johason G unity Fair which
vas appointed to comusaos Sepssnber
18Th, has been postponed to Oe.ober 4,h.
As it would othe,sise come 10 ooa6ict
with the Muscatias Sanitary aud County
Fair. R1K6
0 Casualties 10 The l5sh Iowa Vet
Vols, since july 2sth-da.s of last re-,
port
kItLsn-Sergeant Air. O. Tanpsr, Go,
c. Mahaska Co, BY sharp shooter, Aug.
9, 'G4.
WousDsD-S-rgssnt Issas Ccopef, Go,
F, in shoulder. slightly. Aug. 10, 81. !
Private josh hua r. Locke, Co. Il, in
tace, .sesesely, Aas. A, "a. a.aaAx
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WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT
PROVOST dshsEAL 6ksEghs OFrtex
WASHINGTON ID r aur OH issa 1
A.oE THoxAs Drxcsy
ArtIng As Pro Mar Geu1 D.xer,or. L.
imfe .onr Provost Har~hais to give noic through
- taru Ostrieis that ebqa h-- all orrisn nv sub
WIG the etrvilEneRt draft. exetaItions
~, "a - ~ ~ an efetats aua ACCOUNTS Of furnished
- - ss@a 70 the Provost Marshal of the srs-
shar -, anu W case be ~ BOT able unsasr
ti~n- raj of STATE Ap-w@r~ v,, ,s-,, - ss " :.
prompt y than hy addressing to- tro.s-t N rAlf -
.r~i "a Washington, where Iarp irnpc-tsnt g-jra -
- h6eat prevents prompt tn multi
~ "a sh9oifts nos aIdfss--i TO the Bureau ot. per
~s' A"a a1fsAsvns ot Hifer imT-cV tsDre
isigaed1 p-,,xas, 49,, g.,
1tdi - -
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OtlCE-As We wish to close Nd
our tate business. by Is, of Sept we her By
oh6ce and pay their acc,,sInts bsor ~ -. - q "a
segio-oN ROBERTSON u McoCEkS
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@ Casualties 10 ,he 18Th Iowa Vet
Vols, since July 2sth-da.s of last re-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

Trauer. Q bic Trauen.-Gin Deitrteur
son Der llnion- Mrnee btlu@te tirali& ainsspiue,
CANADA. %pe,Iiette f& in cine bortioe S@Sne unb
beiratbete Fe. Na& Der 0erteiratana f9idte Ct bic
treue @attin mad Detroit in Nidisan, nm
aleiter III faufen. Dit liebe Trau 19rieb inn
3urid, 3u ~tou,u,e. unb fir fih ielbR ,u mGt!en.
ia Ge itinen @efdmad nod ni@t eenau tenne.
Der lietente @aite, ni9ts BSies obnenb, fam
aud tuirfli@ unb tpurbe Srn feinem lodenten
Turteltdub&en btr BebSrbe ale Deltrteur iiber.
liefert &benfo fedte ie bic ibli&e Btlebnune
BON $4,000 obue Grr6tben bel uub 9ine piebe1
lurid mad ibrtr petnat.
Drum prife. sper I'D tmis binbet,
Oh f& has Den aud treu erineet,
DIR @abn 1T tur1-
Die Daft ID lane
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
.@iatiae e1nbianer Meuiefeit. :

.@3idtiae gnbianer Meuiefeit. -
@sn. Chilly erbitlt Na&ri&t pen Sort @arrY,
tab bic Snbianer bic ibnen scn 0cus. Dallas
ansebetene proption unb Munition inter Der
Bsbineune. feline AnFebluns ~ perla1en, "
rid g. ie n unt I'D ,peisern mad lem aueri.
iAnii@tn @ebiete 3%urid3utebren. @ie nerbea
ale in ben biirftisfenge rb dltntGtn letenb sef&il-
bert nnb bae Re ibr 2eten nur nit Gii&en fufeu.
Die untertbanen 9brer 1ritt(9en Rajefdt fol.
len siel ~ ltiteu baten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30

Sue @erW0mt@ 9e6emSs
8erft6erun9S @eieQi6oft,
90, 8rpab,paD, Mem=2Jprf,
emp0sblt ZEN 8smobncrm rrn Miuuelota, ron Der
mnfddtbaren @cblt5at Der 2eben8=
0erGberung @etraud 3u MAIDEN. Gle bat
elm baar ". Scll eiuge31bltes @ruub.
CAPITAL npn $500. 600
unb in 81 Sabren bereits einsm
lleberlduB BON $40. 900
gentadi. i'm 0an3en aljo tin Ga
Pital oon $500. 900
SIR iatrlideS Gimfrmmen tetrdot $780, 900.
sic bat ca. IS .OOO, OCO erlidbert une fam, mad
een9lansenbrn Grfabrunecn bes lestenSabres b.
raut rtdtnen. eab lid tie(e @erliderungslumme
1abrlie| mn $3.O0O,O00 se1msbrt. SIR jI6rli~
DIES Ginfcmnten ftei9t totur6 UNI ca. $4,000.
Sie 1T iiber ale Gcreinieten @taaten Yert1eitet
une bat in Minneiota fulsente Nsenten:
@eneral . Msentur in Ter rDsuti9en gaut" put
@ebriber @iQiu6 & Dunbar in ct. Youl,
q. s. gilbert - @inpna,
ecuts 8csn in Stiumater,
Ge,oinano Stolb 6oninae.
Die 0eleGldaft bsablte III zen 81 Sabrsn H.
res Veftebene an 10 Iamilien $26 OOO, tarunter
$1,000 an ee Tamilie ees in N<amreuee yun Ten
2uantreQ' ldsn @ueriuad er1@laeensn Jriecri9
Brandt.
s. S6wencler> 6uac Me1enbcnd,
Tice.VrGl. u. @efret1r. prilbent.
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Nufttpn! Mufttpn
&nirthi(b s martb

pertaufen .DrpgppbS" in UHentli&er 8erfei'
aeruns am Treitas um 10 ubr uno Vitb an. er0en
@pnnatsno in iecem Mpnat. sit baten. tinen
auteu Yprratb @interwaaren una neue unb alte
Mcubles an 5anb.
Sie BADEN 3e,rn Meierb n 8, einen Deut-
f@.u, t%nsaeirt, IN, beim 8ertaufsssi@&t int
,9tort 9ei(anb 3u leiten.
Gair@ilb unt @ar&.
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VnifunDts Sou
am % cntoa> Ben s. Tctruar ga,
int
vWiinneIptn<I bnl."
81 it lhsN langc her,
T,d Treut min s,,., 81 ,nehr

s. lit IdcN langc ter,
LAS trent mid UNI 10 msbr
Girslpum, Oireleunt, DiceItum !!
- &a nSm!;a i'm Sabr bios s;nmal TaRna9ten
asfsiert mire, 70 fam i5 nitt gut ,t'rum rum.
oud eisam,l misssr .insn Vaa atSubaltsu pie'S
INNER 8raub unc Site mar.
Sn Nnsetradt her bpben Yrciie alter menidli-
den 9srulfuilTs babe ih mid rcranloBt selsbsu,
BEN Gintrittsrrei5 nttit 9uypsr auf IS Cts Al
srbSbsa, une tpHs ib. baD meme 6rsunee une
NSnnsr mir esEbalb ibre @unt nidt cnt3isben,
~1onpsrn l4 rcd! sab1rsi9 ~einfneen trereen tei
Thcpbpr s. a m m.
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Die Gifenbabn Tounbrp ~mieteree.
tuannt. I'm lsstsn samlas Mcrssn friib
warss he bie1ee Giienbabn . Guunbry, Elm Maub
ter0lasm,a mitibrem gang n 3nbalt. Gin l9ps~
rtegerluf fiji lisGiesntbimsr. DieGounery pirb
auf u,sl,ere 9aufsub EoQars eei@abt unb mar
ni6t rerldert.
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Wir telda6enbi bic
Gtn;ietuna BON @elseru
IN Gurrsa unn T~srti9en bic tier,u erfsrterIf&en
patiere, ais:
Vpuma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tptteuideine &c. {eIbR
an, Serburgen ceren 0iltigfeit unb beipraen bic
tenlular1l9s Seslauhisune perielten; iosuts aud
bic
N~u8sabluno son Geltern
in ieeem 1beile I%eui}dtaubs unb her @1pei,.
'neen1 %tr ben @eeenne1tb Der BEL uns einst<
aablten Setraeeeen, ieltlt in Sen entleeenfen S1t-
l@a1ten tpobneneen Gmpfausern futenfrei in's
9aus lentsn laNcu.
Yafa9elaeine
CUR ueberfabrt BON 8rsmcn mad 'Nep,gp1f in
Segslldihen, uut III 0ampf{diTsu bss ~ ert.
eeut16en 2lrYb," lppie aur Neije BON
pa u 8 -nad New-gprt in TdmeftDten ber
- amburser . ampf1diffahrtS,U &C.
tttll@att" ssrtaue II mir auherab-
st1ebten Yreilen.
zWorrants,
mitunlsrer l9riit!idsn Uarantie an unbearenats
sitperleben, uter'chmen bic
Sele9un9 BON Gapitalieu
in 0runeeisentbun, rher ee9en Sntereleu, auf
erfehsprtbefari1&eS i9trheit, be1or,
gtn bic
Besablune son Earen
IN ietsm 1teile ~uulerce gtaates, faufeu uub ber-
taufsn @rlo une fremte Mln;en, ,atIen bic
bohFe pramie fir @e61el auf Netp.Mprf.
PHILADELPHIA. Ct. ?ruia &c.