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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-09
0nm Men Miner.
SerRSruna ses RanpntnbOOts eafpl

SerRDruns bes RanOnenbOOts GaftpOrt.
Cairo, 5. Wlai. Sin &anOnenbOpt Ppm Heo
jper bradte Die gta6ri6t, Dap, alS ma eS
un6gli6 fano, Das RauonenbpOt v@%apitpprt"
jeOer fIott an madden, neil e8 Der 6einc ans
iff, wdbreno man bamit bei6diti9t NAT, es su
letatern, AomiraI 9Orter eS ~serltOren lief,
init e3 ni6t in 5einOesbanp faIle.
9ie 4auseri6tfe Sort SjnOman" uno > Sos
IT" un6 2 9ranspprti6ife, Die STR Inter.
lBung oes ygaftpprt" abgel6idt pprpen ma
II, murOen BON benz Seinoe an9egriffen, tpdb,
no fe nad Meranoria surlidtebrten. 9ie 8e=
.qen tauOen 81 beioen Soften pes Sluhes unr
uerten NIT elmer 3tp6lfpflnberz 8atterie auf bic
OrbeifabrenOen S6ife, 10 baB es nutbpenbiq
uroe, Die beioen Sran8pprti6iffe in 8ranb 81
eden ulo gu Serit6ren.
2(uf ben 9an5eridifen ipuroen mebrere2eute
etOotet uno %pernunoet. Inter oenielben befanb
d Splpeiter SPOOL pon g%leppOrt, ap., ein Of
5ier oe8 &anonenbppte8 ygaitpprt," Der Die
5darhhuBen AM &anpnenbppt ySprt ,6ino=
ian" f~ommanoirte, uno Der BON elmer &anpnen=
Eugel an benz 6intertbeil be8 Gppfe8 g~etrpffen
)urDe.
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suratbares @liensahn.unaIaef.

2pui8pttIe e, 6. Dtai. 9la6 8eri6ten
m uSOurnuIe" ereignete ii6 geitern MOrgen
mpeit South Sunnel, in Der 9tdbe BON @ala=
iii, auf Der 2pui8piGe< n ibpiIez8 abn elm grp=
3e8 4n9lid.
Der G~OnftructipeS : Grain perlieB geltern
DlOr9en frabe 9iaibpiGe uup itieB nit Dem
2oui5piQe Bug %8uiammeH, Der bas 10. Snoiana
Gauallerie 9te9iment entbielt. 8eioe 2ocpmp
tiUen wuroen aertrlmmert; bret SrIOaten muir
oen get0otet unO 81 perwunOet, bappn einige
f6otlih.
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M~arftpreife.

Baltimore, 5. Mai.
Gaffee. = 9ip toItete 45-48 a 95b,
I'M 8bOleia ale.
Mebl - Super 7.75 - 9.25 Sarrilp
1O.50biS HOO. &pggenmebl 1888. GDrnz
mebl 6.373.
Sutter ftpffe- @ei3en 1875 bis 1925
"a 8ulbel; WelldtOrn 1872 biz 1.33 "a 8lbl;
6afer 68-93 Gts a 8lbl.
MolafieS = muroe in perl9ieoenen
Quantitdten gu 80 big 1O5 GtS pferirt. 9prtp
Rtco 95-1O8.
9rDptiionen- S9inten II bis 10
Gts a gfo; S6ulteritide 113-129 Gents
S6meinefett 144 bis III.
Sal5- @rOunO A(um 800 bis. 4.25
feines 3.9O-4.25; 3urts Ss(anb 80 "a 8ibl.
Sen Gimotbp 300
8nder- Cuba (@rocerp) 1925 Bis 10.
IS ; Bprto Hico 1925 bis 1875; ylew.
Orleans ni4t i'm Wartt.
Wbistep-- Ohio 1926 Gts.
Ninopieb = $50 Stld 6.5O-9.37.
Marft lebbaIt.
S6weine. - Qebenoige S6wetne muir
ben gu 12.O0-13.0O a 100 gfb. ~perfauft.
S9afe. - Cute Sdafe bradten 9 btS
biz 101 Gents % gfb.
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@ennett,e Guerinas ntsiiatfat.

Qout8ptlIe, 6. W&ai. Na9ri6ten aus
JtOr8anFeIO ia9en, OaB Gart, 8rOpn, 8efebls=
aber elmer Abtbeilung 8unOes< Gapaaerie, Ben.
,ett3 @ueriIa3 einbOlte, ais iie iber ben Green
fiper 81 lessen periuaten, uno einen 9lngrifi
ut tie mta4te, nobel Der bcrii9ti9te Guerilla
5lbrer Capt. @ppt 9et6ptet uno 10 8ferbe unb
nebre @eDebre erbeutet tpurpen. Son Der 6rpnt
It ni6t8 9leue8 gu meloen.
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Bon Sphon.

Soften, 6. 9&ui. Sin She'll beS ieIbfts
i~tdnOi9en Woiubu'e tt8 gapalerte 8ataiIIOnS,
pas dd in Dem neuliden Selo3ug in SlOriOa II,
bel anOern @elegenbeiten eineu 10 ribmli6en
9anten erpprben bat, 1T beute uuf eiuen fur3en
urlaub in ieiner 9eintatb ansetpmmen UNI
puroe auf bo8 0drmlte bepiqfpmmt.
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Son Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 6. Mai. 9ie 3iebnng sin9
geitern in Der eriten @aro fricbIi6 ppriber.
8erI6ieOene berporra9enpe Burger bat bas9OOS
getroffen.
Se68tauieno Wann Sruppen baben geltern
DteOina perlaien, Inn ii6 na6 Der 6rpnt su
be4eben.
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Yfe 3tebnna iff 0
S~ntcrcllantc 8l6cr unb Ntc;epte,

@ublamf uad) ShabO, rem neusn @Vlslanee ess ftrnsn
9Deiens. 8 n treuer Nespetter fur Auswanetrer Der
JunftrirterG rsGbIer am M6iiiIiIppt. mttppt 80 !"
Die INSTRUMENTATION wrnaG l9 jeee 2GaSea!inng 1e'
bar Srpeerif unO 5armer ten SetfenbeearI IN eeter Ala'
Ittdt une Qudnttt9t, NIT iebr eertn9en 8of II, lelbt be.et'
ten taun. 6srner S66f widt sc Retepte fur Sttlsnoo
~fabrttanten uuS Ge6nUlCs9n .:$Ioo
Der no5IerfGbrene Obffpeins (Gitert 6dbriPdnt.
@sbttmt5 Der unterSdbrune. -g,nfn8t @fTsbtrsttune tMr
Sduspditun5en. .,...... Nte.
Ger3eidbntR pu i~nierHInten neutrality-suspicious., Mo+
Tdnen &C. gu gum 8rrben 1beiI terGbeefestea 9reIlsn
%pIuDt' VIZ
4ud hsben jpet fdSne Biblipteeten nit sebruften ca
4atpoen gum Derfauf.
8u6tanbluus bon Gbw BGtGer,
(WcDDNl Is GA Strdse, q. GOuis. W3r.
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Bonn MiiitIfbpi.
WtRsbMrg benrpbf.

GotrO, 6. Moi. ga6 ben ipdteteu 8eri6.
n 1T Der 6einb auf beiOen ufern Des NiiFIfppi
ieOer eri6einen.
unlere Bidet@ waren bel &idsburg suriidge~
teben wOroen, unO Elm In9riff a%ufienen 9laB
urOe ieoen ~2tugenblid erwortet.
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(Wat5b16jaT)
SitD Collectors Sf1ice.

F1litntpre, TO Mpril 1854.
Soften BON 0plitas, Baltimore. B~ap,tteRr., Sronae @ueu,
Yleaiant- Bath. Centre unh @SnumentRr., Elm sauare
eRlt9 une mefli9 BEN Spaibasfr, aneet fir Sefnune bon
P~ruteGpltr, rtri edrauf eelenft, ha6, menn hiefe MGeG Gents
ntbt an Oeer Dor benz II Sept. {. s. btaablt weroen, es
metnt I'M rIeSit6t pfit6t III, ttr @isentburn gum gsrtauf ~
onnpnGiTeN. u
MuamfuS W. Nriee,
(l5drr4W1mIWl Gttp Gpue cfor.
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Shulan5ciae

Ira5e. bat Der iinterr,6t fir Sas Spn,n.r Seu,sa rUisssr
besUnnen. Neut Mnrnelbunaen mSse man baleiet MAIDEN.
S3ller wereen IN Npt unp 3psts senpnmen.
Sen @ltern SSraelitii6er Schiller biene snr
gta4ri6t, OuB am MOutaa, ben 2. Dfai,
Elm GURUS fur bebrdii6e Spra d e
cur9 einen erfabrnen uno fleibisen 2ebrer
erGffnet tpuroe (5apr1mt)
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Stu GDmmtffiOncrS offcc.

DuIUMpIt, Gen 0. W0t 1904.
Na6ri6t fpirb hermit %eesebtn, baS ~reriieeelte Mneebptt
Guf pbtser Office bis Dtcntds. ben 10. bs. 0prmittlss 10 ubr
entsessn eenpmmen retben fur &eprratur Der sspFaterien
St!a6en &anes uo Nuep'S Der Staet fir Wieeererfesuna
sSn . urbaeinen unb fir 9ieferune unb 2esuns BON Ea6en
unb Gritttetnen, etenfo fir Riunfeine, fir Gin Sabr POM
%. b. ". an. X
Ter &pmmtliar bebdIt f6 cas- Re5t Dor, elm Cter aGe
Aneebpte, pelbe esma6t perhen, epentufI gu rtrrerfen.
S pt 6 M til,
(Weat5b16jdT) Glerf Der S~tabtepmmtT6re
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Ninhritht ON Stcncrsnh(er.

.t.. az Gttg Goiectprs Sffce,
Bdltt ore, %. Mprtl 1864.
Die 3eit BIS su ~el6erD tseputp fur Staetnenern BON
1854 erlaubt 1t. murhe SeitenS ees Stletratbs p~erldnsert.
g0tr eaber htne Stenern an pber Dor benz 81. Wtai B. s.
be;dhlt. ertdlt etntn Ab;ug Spn S PCT. . scpntp an Iieeen-
bem ub s p@t. an periDnli&em @isentbum bentltgt.
ALLEN, rel6e NIT Der Bt ;ablun9 itIer Staht. un6 Stddts-
feuern BON 1868 une frItern Sabren nod i'm &udfanb
FnO, htene CUR Na6rt6t, bs itnen \ PCT. ;usci6lasen mir6
utb fe f6 nod teitern untpffen aus Ieten werhen, uenn
bteie Steutrn ni6t an pSer rrr rent 80. es. bes1blt ifnt.
Mu u 4 II . W. y rtce,
(Ot-S) City Collector.
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% Office,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SO II Nprte Str. {
Spejial-N aGridt ptrS hermit perlpneu seeeben, meIde
gDniisr : &enten unb gBafer 4. ct uern nr@ bis gum 8eainn
peS Sabres 1864 fduIten, ras ~biefelben Jest aeItstib etnse-
trieben merten. 9Dett re Soften ~erGparen It'd d4e Dieientaer,
welde lid ~untsebeno meleen une ibre @e6nunsen beiabIen.
Gin Nbta a pom 4 PCT. wirb baeesen iGr nGe Re6nunaen ppn
1864 ~btpiligt, iOtaIh ~eteielEen nod ipabreno tes Mcnats
Mat bts0hlt ne ben. ser. ~ errpmaN
(6rSWDW9p) gSdHer. SC aiardtrr.
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W &coincnt MorplonS Mrtilcric.


yvtH&EAN SeitenS bts 9~riessmintfers unb @puSsrneurs III
- &rlaubuiB srtteilt wpreen, biS gum 10. N4di elm Mr.
ttnerit- %5tes.rnent bon MIrsldnb 3u r~etrntiren. CAPT. 3. 80.
ALEXANDER. Balto. 9ethte Mrt. Bait. In, 70 ldnae ftine Bat.
terle NOD bier ltegt. ;unt tetruttruneessf6 # errnntanbirt.
Gtne Otftet TT etotfnet tn China 9an, So 543 80. BaIti-
moretr.. trti4en pine unh Srenpntitr
$500 SSnntp ruerstn eeesnirarts bejoblt, h.b. 500 bon
ben Yer. Stdaten unb 5000 BON Der Stdet. $40 erbdlt ie-
Der Splsdt peer Burger, Der einen Netruten briust uns SIS
fur eintn @eteranen.
&s fnS 0Otfebrunstn setrSiien. taS itttn Ditnlda. DON.
nrrn1g nne Sarhfdg III ieeer Wp6e, Wprmittdas 10 lbr,
due Sretpiaieen, pelhe bis su tieien Sdaen e~traetreter
Fnh, bet eent Staetre %5ifratcr sas Stabtbpantp ausbeiabIt
erbatten
Aueersent lat bas @rerettinnt brreits bespnnen unb Sic
Wtannt1atlen trsrben tn leiAtem ME IAweren Nrtinerie.
hienf eeuft.
@ierbunbert Dollars ($4Oo) Srunts rers.n aeaeupartia
ss!delt D. :: 5 90 BON ZEN Der. Staten unb $500 ron Der
Staet. SUute etn Gretwiniaer fallen rter tduerno Ai.nif-
1ntan8ltH mereen. erbdlt irine Semitic refp. er felbf $l0e
~'t'''cpu"1p pom Der Staet. (23apS)
b Surrdb fir MarDIanb
III uno fem 2. Gegt. Set. Sr~eiwiqiae.
S st Ut bic Belt sinsutretea unb rem Draft ,u tnt.
III 9tnen. Netruten Serlan I fir hds 2. Sub. 0et. Snf. Nat.
W Sooo Sruntp flrRetruten. $l5 prdmtunt fir @ete
mAsranen uMo $40 fur einen neuen Retruten an iraenh
Meann brinst. GoSf. 6, mifIT'
~ Qieut. .. .. 6 "a m.
e,rutirunss'Off Ytnpla Sau, 40 q. Greteridfr.
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Nefruten ~0erldnat

IN Comp. 8 oes 2. 0to. &esimentS.
DteIes 1T bic stnstse beutI&f Gpnyasnit bss 2. Mb.
a@We9tmentS. aD1trenn Der Dduer pes urIoubS tirb fur
pbtse e~empasnte nod rttruttrt, melGe rdbreno hes Rrttses
tart eelttten bat uae nod 90 Nlann brauGt. UNI pieber pSq.
jGblie ju terben.
Retruttrungs. Dfiee: RebenbpHe, SO. 81 NrebtrtdRr.,
uabrtne Der 5asesaett uns $10 ertdIt Sober, Der einen Nt.
truten brtnet, pter SIS fWr etntn Ueerdnen.
Capt Trtehr. %. 81 d.
]. 9tcut. 8. UItdannGtr
(S6lg) 2. 9teIt. g. DStt&ER.
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OentfheS protect. 0SaifenbauS.
SIN Der IeSten 0eriamnluns tes sDai en-. 0sreinS rurten
frlsenbe 5erren ais Beanie s%tipdtIt HE tas DirtftCrtum
bil6en 9r. Chr. 8rdnS s, pr6fbent.
!. 8. GbrtR, Stee.pt Gfbent. =
III .fS x. $. R61ler, SGabmeifer. s
. SO. Sbrm an n, Setret1r.
paftor Rrdtt, SIR. 6crftnteier, Wr. S6ulten, Nr. Spltbdus,
Ilr. Gbrihppb 96bn, Wr. S&5ntals, gafcr S6lreeel, SIR.
Deetjen, SIR DauteriG, 7Wlr. SideI, iRr. @eifenpeter, Str.
S. S@S.A .s
Tim Wteterf1nbniitr Spr;ubeuser, trurcen frIgsnte 9errn
iur Gpntcttruns brr i~abrltben Settrd9e eerdbtt, une nit
finem Bu&t, weldes bic 4utCrtfruns unter Bethrifang bes
@smeinhe. S:stls ertbGIt, ~Sertben. ~.
SIR ben unteren Stabttbetl: Sr. pdtpr SblreeeI unb bic
So. Chr. SSen. SdSnbals, S Sbrta unb Chr 8rans.
Blr ben nbern StaSttbetl: pr. YaRDr Sratt unD bic 39.
G. Bitter, W. GIus, S1feI, S. &lennm.
Dtefe Serren pereen tit eer nddken 3eit f& erlauben, bel
ieetrn Grsunbe Ter eblen Sdte rcr3ufprs6en, UNI bic get.
trist eantenb in @up'ans 5u uebnten. q
Saliesli6 bemertsn mir nr8, hos mad Yarasrasb 10 Der
9trliiune nur Dteientee finn fdbtee Mtteltebtr finb, mel.
DE r~ainbtltens 81 jatrIt4en 8ettrds i'm 8prduS ~beiatien.
fa Chr. r FRA n Z, Yrdf. g
(TrSd) .Hern sd. Oh IN, Setr. NJ
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NInhrfdhf.

@ls, reI6e 8eRe1unsen auf ben .I3efer", (cpcbl fir
ARjetss1 ais SMbferiptirueu MAIDEN wsuen, msrSen erIuht,
eteieltsn Dor IL nbr @tttass anf msiner Office Nr. 426 g
Stsase einiREstHeH.
5. 8. RteHteIb,
slgent bee SGnIttwere gDeders.
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QiuSersGbaifen !

Gtne ueue Senbung spn
$50 Stid
f. ebsH srapflasen.
prets S. bts So per Stad.
8inScr : SB1iien rcparirt I!
SEC. y. Stetnbd6,
imnt68l 20 %. 9dltimprPfr.. Gfb BON Irtr1!sta Mlea
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&. &ndDO'S @hnIe.

Die 3ebrtunben fir bus Spmner- raj bjabr nabnten AM
Otenfde, cen 29. Wtdrs, tbren Anfans an Incident Gage bic
Neriesanaen pprgenpnnen tpurben. Mnmelbunstu iur Muf.
ndbne neuer Stuler bcltebe man fcbalb ME mDsli6 ~ ma.
DEN "a muir cine Itntitirte Mn;abl beridi6ttst terben innn
(31Wrl- 8 81 -
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MarDlone SSnlfitut,
snr TSrScrmna med,oniId,er 9inft,

Snr 6Orccrmns rnedIGnifdber &iinffe.
SIN 5clse Der @mts- 81 teberlesuns hss sesenwartisen SIT
fGrerS ntro ant y. WfGi B. S. MtenoS etne Datl fir etnen
Nenen Metmar hes SnfitutS ~ftattfnten. Mpplifanten nit
&mefetluneen molten ibre Melbuneea an NatbanteI
3. Gb1per. &fqr, ccrreippnbtreneen Setretdr, ~einfenten.
SIM Muftra9 Der Serpaltung: --
lMp2OiniMfab9ntatl ameS@p WIN 4. prpt. @etr.
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NinDer.Neife

NtnDersSIetfe
far s1OA per @rCs pOer 81 per Dusenb.
96iefertafeln .@rifel, WnrbleS, 8aleac
Geo. 2. Stetnb16
SmpDrteNr BON SPIEL uno @nidntertes gDdnren
tap224 70 80. 9aittnOreitr., Ode S~rtprietts Naey.
Ite 3teDnna III Do iber
uub Gmttb. $50. 4 60. laben orn orG6ten
vrrntb Spn ferttaen Rleibern IN Der 9tabt, w@Ge &c su
gRboIeI ale -0reten ~pertGuien. Jerner 8u9 fir Sdae.ler Va
EabrifpretGen betm StId Inh BET Der gars.
Gtnitb, Bro. & Co., =
sRdrmcr 6du EIeieersStDre, Np. 40 u. Bait
4S.tG neben 0tdpmpnh & Burton
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@irthidhnfts. Nrnfnnnn.
Qlufocpa6t bcutfhe Nriiber !!

Seute, Sdmfae, @prmtttas fefe i'd las erfe Sds6eu
y d bdtrtt6es 9a9erbterM. eebraut Sua Bris
Diesner an Der gelair &psb, AT unb made 3ueleiG befdnnt,
bas i'd au eieier fetetltGen 9Cslaluns na6fen Wipntas YCr.
mittds 10 utr IN rnetnent @atnbrtnuStempsl Gde bon Sar-
tian unb @dptr. einet fubRdntienen &ieienIun& etenfdl
loelahtn reroe &ue Saierr, fcpie has trinflufise 9u.
blifnn Ibertduptl atet bterju b5flidt Elm
tSaI1pl GdrI8Gue
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Meuer 8auOcrein.
Anberproentlife GeneralpetiammIunq

Stn9. Mrb. SIR. nntcrftiikun9 0ereinS
am Dtenfng, ben 10. Mlai.
Swed Berdtbuns unb @t i5lusnnbme fir BEN Mnfauf
ein:Ser an bic Wedduics 9dl s~reraenben @tuntfufe; Dor
alem aber ben neuIiG ssfaeten gef4Iub, ten lntau Der
Mte6anteS pau tetr. 5u rec0nlteeriren
Stees Wtttslteb ntSet btca ANAL eri6einen.
(RrOU Z. Stir D. eel
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Spc. Qen. Surnurrrin.

Die Mtt9Iieber bes 0ereins per6en ct Iu6t Gle neue Con.
%httItiCn bis gum 1, Stunt gu untsrSet6nen fA6e Gle btcE
bis sum asnannttn Datum n%nttrla0en BADEN, perpen utS
mebr ale Wlttstieb,r betrattet. SIN auItros
(nt0t9,l3,21) S, N.@ Chester corr. Snrtftn.
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9luo. 0lrb. llntcrItitbunoSz NScrcin.

SIT Der Dpnnerfag, hen IL. Wat ;ef3uIesenten auEerpr-
bentlidsu General eriaumlune ipaea 70 wi6ttSe 8eIblude
In Se3us Ser aft ~teenbetsn WartsnpirtbiGafl Bar ~Gentral
9al" eerabt rerben, tas jereS Ifitslteb, menn trsenS m6s-
ltd, iIUeSen fein mus.
SpE 2ebtr, @rat
(OtWttEp) *. Sttp, SER.
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Da I'D rn,brere arb'itstbtr seweisert tattn, bic ~sefprbertr
fredericksburg su ~bswiaisen, 10 lnHen ib bte Wittelieter be
3ulbnetcs tUsrtinS serantdBt. bic Nrteit bet aGen fptdea
retGe ben S%erlanetn Yreis pertpetaern, Ser Der raup etu,u.
feasr aber tn aaen @tlbltienentS, mo- tnfere Bpreerunoen
beutatst WCrben Itnb, irrtsnarbsiten Gtue 8erlammlIus
betrsffs petterer Seratbune ftneet beute (Itpntd9) NaGmit.
tag UNI 3 lNr In Der 8ebenbale ftatt. SIM Muftraa
Spbarn 5etsIer, prlGfent.
g. We. Gets,
(W(s) s.. G. Btttprf, SetF'
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observation-disclosures

Den wlitelieeern ees S9ubma6.r. unb 0eftGer. 0eretnS
NtannS .NrDethr htene CUR gta6rt6t bag be te. Mpntle. Der
y. Vtat llr Atenes etne DianenperfarnIun In Ter Ge
1abtte pau f%tatt1neet, mrjn ale MitSlieber etnselIEeusfin
rnb 8stner feben harf,
.kl(W4p) III uguf Branbt, Trdf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-15
Rcprcsen,niiYe Recrults.

In Cincinnati and Columbus, a
large number of wealthy men who are
exempt from military duty by age,
are sending recruits into the service,
y lying from $500 to S400 for them.
The name Of the man thus sending
the recruits appears on the roll, and
he receives from the secretary ofwar
Il certificate The wealthy man over
forty five, who cannot go himself
can do his country no greater service.
There are score or SO in Hancock
who might do this.
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The Fnsaius Draft.

Itis settled question that in few
weebs there will be another call for
men-probably 100000. Under the
new law. there Is no exemption fol
S300--the drafted man must either
go oy send Il substitute, and the sub
stitute must be one not subject to
draft, !. e.; under 20, over 10, or au
alien This virtually does away with
substitution for any but wealthy men.
We have believed that there is no
necessity for draft. The quota can
be raised in Ohio in one week, if the
citizens generally will make it their
business.
Findlay township has opened the
ball. AS will be seen by notice in
another column, the Trustees offer Il
bounty of 500 for each volunteer,
1--WE suppose for one year, which ad
ded to the Government bounty of
800, makes the sum of 1872 the vol
unteer receives for his years service
With this inducement the quota can
be raised in every township in the
county, and every county in the State.
Let the citizens take hold and act
with energy. If no men are raised, it
will be borne ia mind that the draft
will be for twice the number. That
is, if the quota is 20, aud no volun-
teers are sent, the draft will be for 40.
There is every inducement fot Wig
orous, energetic action.
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Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in advising you in his
advertisement in our columns OF to-
days paper, to take bottle of his
highly recommended Anti-Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives Of many of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect it. You can get il at
the Drug Stores at 90 cents per bot
tie 1t is the best remedy for Diarr-
hnn and DYsenterY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-15
Crimes aud Escapes.


Last Saturday man and his wife
Of this town. were arrested charged
with passing Counterfeit U. 5. Pos
tai Currency. About 900. Counter.
felt 80 cent scrip, was found in their
house. They were taken before May
or Carr aud gave bail in the sum of
S509 each for their appearance ut
Court.
Tuesday night two horses one be-
longing to c. A. Crouinger and the
other to Iehn Metslicr, were taken
from pasture, and brides from the
barn.
The next morning they returned
having evidently been ridden hard all
night. Some enterprising scoundrels
wanted to get along fast, and were
probably afraid to offer the animals
for sale. Mr. Crou,Rger returns his
thanks for the consideration shown
in carefully tying up the brides
when they turned them loose.
Wednesday night, Carney and
Brown, in jail charged with Horse
stealing, escaped. How they accem
plished it is mystery, seven strong
locks were unlocked by some person
on the outside. The jailer was abb
sent from home. and his wife had been
ont during the evening. On her re,
turn she found the cells unlocked and
the birds flown. They left about 10
p. VI.
The same night Manning " Wescott' )
store, Vanlue, was broken open ant
= - in money capturcd, and II horse
belonging to o. +, Wheeler OF thi'
place, taken from pasture. Quite :
chapter OF villiany.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-15
Letters

Letters
r emaining unclaimed in the Post
office at Findlay, State of Ohio, on
18th day Of July, 1864.
Miss Kebecca o. Bair, William Clio
per +. Clark, VIM. Golfer, Isah Ear
leywiue, Miss Marcy Frost, Charles
d. Flinchbaugl, Isaac T Hale, Lo-
vi M Johnson, Mrs. +. n. Johnson
Charles McInis, Miss Harriet V. Pow
ell, Miss G. A. Smith, David Smith,
Mrs. Rachel Seht, Jacob Weamer Jr,
Persons wishing to obtain any of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date Of this List
and pay one cent for advertising,
J. b. ROTHCHlLD, p. VI.
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InteraaI Revenue Taxes.

i0teraaI Revenue Takes.
The annual List Of Taxes for the
year 1864, assessed nnder the provis
ions of the Excise Law of the United
States, under the direction al Geo. w
Beery Esq, Assessor Of the 9th Col
lection District of the State of Ohio,
consisting Of
LICENSE DUTIES AND TAXES
ON INCOMES, CARRIAGES, &C,
Will he placed in my hands for col
lection Oh the
FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Notice il therefore hereby given to-
all persons in HANCOCK COTNTY .
upon whom such Taxes have been
levied, that Ezra Brown, Deputy Col
lector tor said County, will he at
HIS OFFICE IN FINDLAY,
For the purpose Of receiving the
same, from the 5th until the Both day
of July, 1864, and that upon all
LICENSE DUTIES AND TAXES
ON CARRIAGES
remaining unpaid after that date, n
penalty of 10 per cent will be added;
and upon all Income Taxes a penalty
of per cent, as provided by law.
Collectors Office, 5th District o.,
Lima, June 22st 1864.
SHELBY TAYLOR,
Collector 5th Dist. O.
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U. s. 1910 Bonds.

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These Bi"da tro .ss ~ d. IN l1r the Act Z
Cons sr.ss VI March NH. is6l. which provides
that all hJnj@ lSs iui ni1r llsis Lct sli.d, DO
XnMPr FROM /. .XAriON by or under any
state Or municipal authority. Subscriptions
To these Br,ls arr rc:.ivei IN uaipsi states 81
notos or nutrs "i Salun.F Banks. They are
III Be REDEEMED lN COIN. nj the PLEASURE
e tho GDv, rnncni, At tny porird not less
iIGn ten n0r mOTs than yo,iy yenrs fr"ln Their
date, aLd until the r redemp ion FIVE PER
CENT. INTEREST WILL YG PAID IN coin.
"n Bonds of MT over ono hundred dollars an
uually and on al JihJr ,,.d, 80 nj annually.
The interest Is payable Un the frst days of
March and Sepiemb"r Ia eack year.
Subscribers wiz .criss q. .ri.br I e.isteret
or Coupon |, 'hls. ~ they may prefer. Rosis-
tered Bonds are recorded nn tho books rf tho
u .. Treasurer, and can be- trtn>isrrs UHly
un tho owners urGrr. Cbupn Bunis arr
payable 10 bearer, siIi are more c"nveniart
ter eomms cia uses.
Subsoribcrs Ia this loan VII havs the "r.
ton of having tarir Buns frtw 'nicrrst ir''nt
March LIST, by payiu. the ace upi inierar
con-trr in United States NOTES, or !ha notes
ui Natluiil Banks. I'D ling a,ty per cuut, h'r
premium. or RI, eve ,em draw ins InterusL
from the date of s,bscripti,,u ami lcposIt.--
As these Bun'lS- er~ .....
bxbMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OK sfATs
TAXATION,
their value IL 'hc 'aed r"n o'e /" 'hT'i
per cent, pei annuin. according IL The ra'-
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-.
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lhey pay
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! great induce monts To- l0 ttler Is the v.lriua4
i,.,i,,,i,s r A. = u.,.ts iu IN uih.,r
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| SECURE the psymcai oi both prinail al snn ii,'
teresi ln ,oi,..
rhe,,' IA ,,uls mae nc .rrscribci e,r IN sums
from $50 up to any IN, .nituie, on ho same
terms, and ar" tus mrIe equally aVaaLls
t" tho sha'ie' 'Sh q" 'hd 10 '"seH e'P'
.,llst They can he coi .vert,d into money ut
| any n,m.pt and th hn,der will hays the
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| that the total Funded pebl III lhs uml'h
st.tes on which interest is pay ahls in soLi.
on the ID dty oi March. 1851 VIZ t7ia 3o,. 40"