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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05
g ~ ID II @ NJ.

Wea . Ems bae1s u TIE hfers offer ed to the pub.
he That honor belongs the native inhabitants of Cen
tral America, 10 whom lie virtues have known for
more than two hundred years. Armed With IL the In
1i* lids defiance TO the most deadly malaria and ham
dies without fear, the most sertent- Ii 80
oehsi with them that while there is breath ia Ly
may be.
"hie Ut Ba u not prepared 10 endorse this exrava
Psetenslor he il nevertheless saisfed from thor
vn9h examination OF ths evidence relating s virtues
NAT as remedy and preventive ell G.fases arising
ioIh e1psuFe either e changes u weathef and climate
or 70 the raiasrafic iiEnenees il stands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

DO sol see this stick. srf' said a
very stupid acquaintance to Sydney Smith;
" this ssck has been all around The world,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

DouBLE Voiced The New York Dali
ly News (Demooratie) says;
"Let General Mcclellan assert public.
~ as he does privately that he will favor
an immediate cessation Of hossilities. and
Convention of all the States, and the
Daily News, and we believe the entire
peace party. will admit that be stands up
on the Chicago platform. and will give
him their earnest support
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

Letter from Capt MsIs 70 Alexander Letth D-uarist
before JNo. II. BLeep became Aatni for the Nedgin4
ST Louis, March 81 1893
ALEX LEITcH Esq-s-iike many sf my professor I
have suffered severely with rheu and could se:
permanent relief TIL tried your Specific ar, bst7y
to that Its use, IN few DAYS restored me IL ltah
klsignedl CAPT, MALIS, Of steamer Warsap Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

80 Two wealthy young men Of Farm
inston, \. \ stepped over into Canada
just before the 9th OF September, to await
the eveptualities Of the draft One Of
them vas drawn, and Sc. about Hiring a
Canadian substitute. He engaged his
man and was ready to leave with him,
when the authorities, who had been ap-
priseI ot tie proceed ngs, arrested him
on the charge q. Violating their las against
foreign enllstmeBt5. lie was tried, found
guilty, aud sentenced q term of eigh-
teen years imprisonment The entrap
ped sneak has wife aud child at Farm
ington, where h3 had better have remain
ed and met the draft ike man and a
patriot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

a BLACK COMMANDER. The British
man-of-war, Georgiana, which was in the
port OF New York short time ago is COM
manded by H.W Stewart,a colored man
AID. what many won't believe a ,perfec,
gent eman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05
Medical.
Oh. JOHN BULLS
COmPoUcD
CE D K on BITTERSI
me Latestand Most Importn,snIs
covert OF the 18th Century.

No hlsn rertr Is nvrs stAtsly connected vv,th ,ha
histcry o. the xSster1a Medea IL The Tnits5 Sea-, -
more avorablt known pisfeeT IN eiee, u
than that pf - eu aiSSSfefy
Or. John Bull, of Louisville h
a. nhmita1ie Preparation u sarssreelila has lonx
able drug s'i un'A VI 'hat 'aiu-
80. ponhf ~ wild Cherry hrs become household
"orp va ousi.ouI the Wet and seu,h ~
His Worm Lcsenges nj iee. H. :. 80.
continent Of Scrth America f+a - eHe
ny .he ero~nifg glory q lis life remains 10 be At
uehf1 10 DIG latest diseoFsFy attr far
be does not claim 10 have beea the Giseaserer Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

See what Dr. PHnLrPs of the Oldest and best phvs
clans Of 81. Louis says:
81. Louis. Jure Is 1858
Ma iSo. II. BLOOD Agent q lt1zsards EhaGraaf. M
Gout and Neuralgia. SEecilr.I have rresffittd The
above mentioned Specific ard ay that have nestr
ourd any remedy that earfies mach certainty Ell
quick ard sau3ary that l al Tire
have used it. In. G. ". PHILLIPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

Eg a Nashville letter says parties
from Atlanta represent that Gov. Brown
Of Georgia issued his order recalling the
militia from Hoods army merely as
clock to caver the constant and whole
sale desertions of militiamen that were
taking place. To smooth over the dis
grace and create the impression that Hood
was sufficiently strong to hold his own
against sherman without their aid, the
document was issued, but not willingly.
HOOD has but " GOO veterans left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

E4- Arrangements have been made
with the rebel government for an ex-
change # naval prisoners The number
IN cur hands Is nearly three hundred.
The rebels have not So many, but they
propose to make up the deficiency by ar.
my prisoners Of corresponding rank. The
exchange viii be contaminated in short
time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

TT An Ingenious machinist at Salem
Mss has invented an automa.oa thai
will smoke cigar as naturally as any
one,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05
THE GATE CITY,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5.
Orga nIZe.

1t would be no use to attempt to with
hold from our Union friends the fact that
everything just now is going on well, ad
mirably, gloriously. We want nothing
better between now and election, to in
sure us one OF the most extraordinary vic.
tories ever won In the history of Amer.
can politics. But then. let us not for
moment forget this state of things NAV
not continue Tor SIX weeks. We all know
what the vieissitudes OF war are. and
sudden changes ia the business world
and IN the feelings and sentiments of the
people are hinged upon them. The great.
er the buoyaacy. too, The greater the de-
preston which may succeed it. EVENT.
the stream OF success, without any re-
How, tails to keep up to It's food hight for
any length OF time, the public craving
may become querulous. Ws do not an.
hcipate any such results, but we-whc
have never failed to iaculcate steadiness
and hope Ia he darkest hours Of this cri.
sls-shouid be wanting to our sense OF
duty II We did not urge that this season
OF rejoicing should be moderated with
stealness ond prudence.
The political duty, which is increased
rather than diminished by the events of
the day, is to organize. The campsjpn
Is short and much Is to be done that can. /
not be done without organized effort
In the hrst place We want to know. orr
own forces. To that end we must meet
IN consultations and gain and difuse this
seli.knowleuse. Secondly, the work to
De done wants to be laid out immediate.
~, distributed judiciousl ,%and pursned
systematically and vigoreusly-but this
Is impossible with every mau lighting on
his own hook if ever SO resolutely. Or
Hanlzatlon IS the only might that tells.
hifdiv, ne must organize, as We have
}htimaied above, TO guard against any ~.
lure contingencies, to give steadiness IN.
der any adverse Influences. aud we'll az
TO turn advantages to tie best effect.
And fouTthiy, as the sum Of the above,
we want organization to make the utmost
-
that our poaucai posIuon Is suscepau.e
oil. No matter whether in any given
State, district our town, our course is GER
tain q overwhelming success or not, the
duty Of organization is Just the same. ,
lt viii benefit those who are working to-
gether, and it will add some more votes
10 every ease-and remember every sin
gle vote IN the Union we can get will be .
a good thing, and il is cur duty to get
1t. We sav>then, n ous friends every '
where ofganlza at once, and keep cheer
fulIs, theoretically at work till the closing
hours of tie 9Th Of Norembsr-[ Boston
journal.
q lirerr nan knnas Lat char;dan,n
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From the Hon JupeE LonD ~ TIE Land Court
ST. LoUis Feb 26th 1895. -
J. H. BLOOD Esq-Dear Sir. 1 have tried Yeur kht a.
matisn, Neuralgia and Cont Spt tife and have found
great relief from it when other remedies have failed
think 1t very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, your friend,
C. L. LORD
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I,s,t1r- n Inir ifth 1se..

I.AsaLtr 81, July 10Th, lstsii
JoHS H. BLOOD, Esq-Dsar SIR: Lave teen sufferer
for six years with Chrc9r Hbea1tg. and take gfsat
pleasure in reconn ending Your La rlana and Gu
ralca Specific be the best Atftne Ter that disease
that have ever heard o. Zen commenced taking ID
could hardly walk sit siil great was tie ps,u
ard In three days was free om it, And s legs an +,
The first time Ave years, free from pain ana feel N
nimbIe think would be anrsng all the while IL i
did not cost 50 much ior music BAT sir, II Is splendid
medicine, and wonih recommend sl those afflicted With
those diseases TO try It Ihave ;ns found art re- ,nny
IA friend of minsl his hack with rIs,
matism, and told him what your medicine an f,r 80
he will send 70 you for Of it, TfcIsed te.s 49,,
two dollars and send two bottle al the Sp.fec ITI
should not need il myself will give il 10 some ~ ~,
does, for there plenty that sufftrfrr xftf So
diseases that unacqHanted with Your speefs 49,
think that you ought to publish il In every rif, Il, ~
Union. Very respectfully yours -
Carr. JAMES " BROWN
hesidtnce, Chicago. III.
% SEND medieine 10 care oil b. n. w. " fitran chi.
cago. JW.p
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"Ilde ed al tie remorseless syd-
ny, "ald yet t 10 mt stik!"
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Niue eSerfHsoSriin8, GbitGSc nisber5nbrsnttetI, Sie
| G,efnuaencn ina Camp 0ruglas at hefreien s.nc Sic
III heuodffuetrt ettfec2t. - Serbdftnna Der @ers
i~t5rDBrer nnc Ssefhtasnnbme Der @aHen.
Gbieagp, Z. gieo. Sn ben lebten Sa9en
fam cine Wlaie 8erIonen aus ben lioli9en
Counties bier an. Wan belt lie fir Burger,
bic 3ur @abl bierber taTnen, aber eS Seigte iid
balp, oaB lie Wtitglieber Der >. .. 6. 8erbins
orng iino unp cine SerI6p6rung unter ibnen
beltanb, oerel1 3ped Die glieoerbrennung Sbi@
Cages, Die Befretung Der Gefangenen in Camp
Douglas nno oerer. 8elpaifpng war. Sine
9rCBe NnjabI b~erelben ipuroe beute W(pr9en
perbaftet, inter penlelben Sol. Wtarmaoute, Der
8rloer pes beri6tisten &ebeIlengenerals nnO
Gbu8. Wallb, Der Sbirlteber bes 9ieprdlentanz
tenbauI es. Sn oer @Obnung oes lebteren fanc
man mebrere Mdnner NIT GieBen
pom Gu9eln fir Die Serf6wbrer
bei6dftigt. gtebrere Der gerbafteten 9ez
%ftanOen elm, baB 1e uno ibre @enohen bic Size
%cerbrennung Der Stabt uub 8efreiung Der Sea
Ifangenen beabIi6ttgten. Sn Walib'S 9aus
wuroen 200 Gepebre uno 2 &arren 2aouneen
ppa &epOlper in 8ei9lag 9enpmmen.
3pette Sepef6e.
9a8 vSournal" iast, DAP geitern Sobn
@GntrpCrtb 9epei6en erbteIt, in pel6en Die
Intunft elmer 9roBen Nn3abl pUn 8uI6tleppern
angeSei9t purbe. Sol. Sneeb, @Ommanoant bon
Camp Douglas, p1roe ooppn bena6ri6ti9t nno
es puroen Srore8 ~erlaIien, Die 9esperabps bel
ibrer 9lntunft su perbaften. Sic 8ui6flepper
tumen mirtlt6 nit. einem 8abnsuge an UNI
Seritreuten ii6 nad allen 8idtungen, ober oaa
Militair ~perfplate ie iofcrt uno 100 itto be-
reits ein9efangen. Sin 9ampfer bradte beutt
Mprgen ilber 100 perOd&ti9e 8erionen bon
Canada, welde ebenfaa5 BON Der Bpli5et iibers
all aufaegrifien perben. Sol. Sneeo erfubl
9lei6seitjs pm eirlem GOmpIOt, bic @efan9enen
III befreien uno leine 9etectiu6 lino bereits
tbdti9. Die b%etreiiencen GerldwHrer SIT serbaf
tpr
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%lUn(6mgtoll, Q. O.

I OaS Capitol wtrO iebt i1pn nit
allem gifer fit bic nd6ite Gpn9reBGbung in
Sereitldaft 9eiest unb Sublole Sdnoe lino Mi
Dem Iusrdumen uno !6erri1ten Der 6alesysG.
bei9dftt9t. = Sn nG6iter ISOLDE ipa ru6f AUDI
Der 9l9antil6e &rabnen, ipelher felt SeSdbren Die
i60nlte Brcmenape WaibinstOnS perlperrte,
mes9erdumt peroen, uno cine peitere Sdule
BON pra6topllem Warplanoer Warmpr fpuroe
9eitern aufgeitellt.
No6 Elm Yaagier. Sin ae<
lpli1er .Sobn geit ipuroe porseltern oils elmer
Der leSeiiicniitiiden S6ubenseL auf ben 8abn.
5u9 Der Oranae unb WlanaiaS Sap @iienbabn
9sbraat wel6er an Der STEELE ces Or. Spbne
Jon auf Der 8lattfOrm fabren mllB, sun Sdub
bes 3uses 9esen bic GuerilIas. 9r. Spbnipn
purce wegtn Grarfbeit in leiner Sumilie abqe=
lot. @eit war frlber @lert bei Der &eeies
ring in 8aibinstcn.
4Ste Mrbeiter IN ben Wilitdrz Deer
Wtartne@S Departments, wel6e Barqer -aroerer
Staten iinb, t0nnen ibre Stimmen fnr pieBrdz
ltoentidaft bier abseben. Sc ino in perI6ie=
oenen Staottbeilen unb in ben Splpitdlern
Stimmtditen aufseitellt unb bic 9lgenten Der
peridteoenen Staten iinb bereit, Die Stinimeu
ertgegen 3l nebmen.
SerbeerenbeS Semer. @prae-
tern Abeflo 9egen 9 nbr serietb bas @aaren<
balS oes Srn. Balter in Snoiana Mp. Gfe
Der 2. Strabe, in 9rano unp ipurce fat aans
pOn ben Slammen %Serit6rt. Gs perbrannten
auBeroem 4 Bfer6e, cine Sub urlO spei 6unbe
llno fur $4,000 9eu. Sas Gebduoe wuroe
bon Nloens, SDbn & 60. seeisnet nno NAT
nidt bod perli6ert.
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.Jteue Qn1eiaen.
MaDOrezCfhcc.
Baltimore,

8l Baltimore, Z. gtob. 1854.
Die &Htmerliantfeit res Yublifums ptrb auf felsenbe
Stetnan3 gelelttti @tne OrotnanJ ais Supplement- AZ Ter
Srottdn3, b%etitelt: 4Gtne Sr6inanh AZ reauliren bic fuf.
~itapelgns ppn CRIB Stein- rnb 8otlenSl, SetrOleun, Rerc-
,ele N!aplta uto Senjtne", relfe Sr6inanj am %. Sept6r.
1852 elm GeleB puree.
u fb II. ]. Sci es bel6tOdem unb serprSnet bur6 ben
Mtappr nne Staetrath BON Baltimore, bas mad @dIFruns
pse'er Arbthan5 .es fur tr9enb eine ger IDn Cber pericnen
nn9eleslt3, ieth ieu, nte9r ais 100 TGS Stetn', CRIB
eper &PpleR.Se Ell anf einrnal tn trsenb einein Geb6ube
@%tlaubnts SeS Wiasprs unb StabtrattS basu erbalten su
baben. 81
@bf9 n.2. unb let es bei1lr1en unb ~perDrbaet, bag fur
70 m9e9en, bdnSelnse Yerlpn Cber perfOnen fur je6e ueber@
tretara Die Sunime BON fdnfBtg Dollars unb 3ebn Dplars
tar lepen ~telgen6en Gag, BITS bPn, DSri6rtften Ser Srbtnnns
6pIge geletfet etrp, Strae 3ablen unb btele fcuetttrt trers
Zen ira, ME tse ailtere 8ube Uber etrofe ~rpGetttrt miro.
@7s 59sGi Z SameS Gonna,
@aF .1aef3 prdlteent beS erfen Stab rdtbS. 2uetaes.
4fat-2H9 sst 7B samuel Ouer,
o %ralteent Ses treiten 8pei9eS.
Seftattst am q. Sttpter 1864.
Gae nH.1sH SpBu See 6 ia BIN n. Nlahor
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tatio benevolentiae, Die aber 5t ipdt fam.
Wenrt nun Die @ngldneer, tint burGsutcmmert,
ii6 fir Entertainer ausseben mliien, wO bletbt
bann baS 9almeritpn'ide s'Ciyia Romanus
sum-?
seine 9rauenbafte 6inrt6<
tnn9Sicene.-Gine i9euBli6e Scene bat
ii6, l6reibt man aus 2onoon, in Sheffield SUI
getragen, no 5pei Wdnner su9lei9 9ebdn9t
wurpen. 9a li6 Der cine NrmeilnOer furS
nab 8eribung leines @erbredenS ben lpals
ourdi6nitten bate uno bis Su ieiner t6inrihtlng
nod nidt gang 9ebeiIt tpproen mar, flebte man
Elm Bflaiter auf bic Wlnoe, uno man I6rltt
CUR grefutipn, obglei9 Der 8erbre6er eintge
Sage porber bemertt bate, er firhtete einen
iebr 16weren Sob su baben, od er bur6 bic
Bunoe gu atbmen perm6ge. Gls bic beiben
gerGrtbeilten our6 Die Oeffnun9 berabfelen,
bate ber Sail bel benz 8eripunbeten ni6t Die
Strait, ceIlen Baden 81 breden, unc 10 bin9 er,
wdbreno iein @efdbrte bur6 beftigen Spoes<
fampf bic Iufmertlamteit bes 0enters auf ii9
500, pbne allie 8eipesung uno anldeineno Ieb'
log, bis r1ar sum- a~asemeinea grtieben ents
oedte, pab Die Bunpe aufgerihen war uno
iorttpdbrenoen 9tbem seitattete. Grit na3
20 Minuten purbe es m6slid, Die 9inridz
tllng oes 6dnsenoen 10 sur Nusfibrung 81
brin9er, cab er wirtIi6 gu atbn1en aufb6rte
uno ieinen @siit aufsab. Gliidli6erpeie
perbarg Elm &prbang oieieS S6auipiel ben
berbeiseeiiten $4,000 3uiduuern. 9er
@orial lieiert einen neuen 8etpeis buIlr, bab
Die Spbesftrafe bur6 ben Strang iid weniSer
superldIig idnell nollSiebt, ais our6 paa
Giien.
SpnberebareS Iiieb bel pre- IL
5 ihen Gepuen. WtansiIt in Berlin
b~etroifen iiber bic nieberbolten Subtitle auf f6z
ni9li3e @eripnen bel 8epuen. 8et oer Stets
timer &epue, Die Der arOnprin; ppn Breuber
belt, naren ipnberbarer Weile einiae .Ruseln
in Der 9idbe oes Yrin3en porbei9eiauit. Die
llnteriu6un9 ersab bic Sbdter nidt. Nuf
ais bent Battalion, bas in @erbaat ltane, Die
Orore 9egeben ipuroe, cine 9ta6t pbue ISyeuer,
pbne 3elte unS pbne Mdntet 81 campiren, err
fClgte feline 0enunciaticn. Sebt lit, fur5 ppr
Der Nbreiie bes 80nis5, bel einem BON ibm abb
9ebaltenen Wilitdr= WanDper IebnlineS pDrge=
tpmmen. Sang Berlin lpri6t papon.. gluber=
preubiide 3eitunsen erpdbuen Die SADIE I'M
Detail. Die eingeleitete llntsriu3ung bat
bis iett wieoer niats ergeben. Die 8aponette
fan9en an Intelligent su weroen.
E*4lterotsW endengei6led t8.
y(ad ben ~neueiten unterludunsen Milne 60
paro'S uno 2artet's ersibt ii6, bab baS Meu=
i6en9eidIe6t uuf Der grce ninbeitens 1907
600 Sabre, ia pabri6einlid felbIt mebr ais
100000 Sabre alt 1T; DAB alip Die biitorii6e
@pp6e nltr einen auberproentli6 tleinen 8ri9z
tbeil tpirtli6er 2ebensseit umfabt, Sa ipel6em
0eiultote AUDI Spell in ieinem b~eribntten eps=
Gema6enosn 8erfe lber v0u5 Alter Der
W(enlden auf Der Grbe" 9elan9t lit.
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xeleaorYbiiae OsOtisen.

Der 9ampfer Baltimore" lit geitern in
9tew>9Crt aus europa an9efOmmen.
Sn Nepsg)or lieIen ferner 3 9unpfer NIT
Sr1tppen ELM.
0tarimilian in Dterito bat Sen. 9obldoo
amneltirt, aber fem 8erm6gen cpnFisSirt.
SObnlon8pille, Senn., lit BON uniern Srllpe
pen derdumt mproen.
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MirtDlbnitss ln;cioc.
E1D Srtlline s 9artts,
Illlas Nfeltnurant urtr ynoerbWr@S aler,
gde BON 10. Str. unb Qcuiiiand Aue.

SUV :" IOs VII. HIIU NUUtIIIIIu AUG.
aSafbinatpn. .. 6.
eotr erlanben nns hermit unfern Gleunben unb 8etanr+
zen, icpte Dem etehrten publifum tte ~ergebenfe Mn3et9e 3u
uaa3en, bdB MIR ON rbteen Wlns etne neue Mtrttfdatt er6f-
net bGcsa une perfen irrtrrdbrenb muir BITE benen Mtine, ret.
men xt9uer uno aueee3etGnetes 9n9erbter ~rerSapfen. I'm
adtlret@en SuiPru& bitten a6tunssSon
t6cttlwt] TrtIItn8 & SarttG.
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Dg- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @e4
3c9ette, Die surd seredte l1rladen 8efreiung
POM Militdroienft beanipruden ~fOnnen, erbal-
ten iebe Austunlt, tpenn fe I'M 2aufe 'oe8 8or.
mittags in Der Office seS 0eder ppripreden.
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@entrol 9lpenne 8aupcrein Mo.8

Die frae @tnSatlnna ttsfeS @eresns rat beretts ttcttoe-
tsnesr, meeet seGen 400 &ntbeile e~etetdnet purten. Mle
,@en, @erfsh hermit bSfltSt s~insclaeer, ON DienfSa, BEN 3.
Npo@ %esnes ~ Hbr int Qsfale tes Srr. Ebpnas Dos, ode
BON @ratttrs UNI Central are I'D, eef1Qiaft ein,nifnben
5ran8 Sennia, SER. sSfDn
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9foti..

DIE gStrtbe anS g~ettfufer Spa Ssitttupfen unb antern
VSet&attsbnnier on benz Wabltaae npG Werpr6nuna trr Sef.
tirn III beg WablgeffseS au fhiiesen. MGe uebertrctunaen
oiflsS WeiePes irtrpsn fren8 tsfraft wsreen. M.sf Selrpl Ses
t4fOtitV ~Hf f+ % &c pIfce
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Yp. 20 South Str.
Baltimore, Nfe., 1. Ntpp. 1864.
gerfeeelte AHGebee TIM Durlifat perben auf bitfer Office
sHtgeeeneencmmen,. um bas Ser. ct. Sutffen; DesGst e
ment an Bdlttmsre, @RO. gu Serebtn NIT
0eu urp Storm in Nebren.
Ete Sic rrHnstn fab ON g6aters @barf, Baltimore, Ws,
81 ua6eH, fret Urn g9tar fsele fir se @pRtTaitcren. 2as
pen mus sutts 6eu In Baaen uab tnsRprn IN su,en SGdtu,
pocGu tebsr ~ 8uftel halt serpndt fetn.
AneebPse perefn du9errMtea fur Sieerung Ssn so xpRs
Hen 8eu Enb 1000 Saf6eI Rorn tn Nebren (35 pfb. auf Zen
Sufbell uno %aufraEts. Steter m6een Gneebsn. wrnn fe bic
3teferupg Beginner unb mann b~eeubteen tppnen.
Das Dfertrte Seu v. Eprn rtrb elmer geuauen SSnipefttpt
unterpprien, ehe es enlightenment nir6.
AneebCte itnb cIfJprmuIsre su fdreiten, re6e BON bteier
9fiee ju bejtefen frb.
8atluHs pirbtn feIHen Bsnes atrndGt ais eeraee an fanS
fnb; fnp tetne b~urhanten, fpbalb ns nelhe ~eineebeR.
Sebe perfoa Ceer tehe Sir1a, pelhe Nneebpte rnadt ntus
s~tsteIbsa tur& etHen Irsuste ~teslftteu, pfan niat Gin ipI&er
pter reetarirt purhe. ea #&trs
Aas anstbet. TestSt GsenfasS unb Srs!ass jeAer a8r6e
eFSHnet.
8. Gilman
t2App-) Capt. unb s. 6. II. e. q.
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DeutfG,eS observation-disclosures
Suredn,
GLn~Ana1.nEn o.
Sbame8itrabe SIC. 55.

inter aufF&t Der yDeutiGen @seaftdtr".
Aue Dteieni8en, nelde teutfde 5anbrerfer, arbetter rDe,
gtsnfmndb9eu gu beftdfistn 9dnlaen, FINITE ale tfntf4t
len an Sen Neenten Der @eeGfdaft 5rm. s.. s meIIfne.
Rpf. gp. IS EtcrreSfra ipfnbsn, rfI&sr unenteeIbItd NuS
Rnft e~rt6siler trirb. I'M
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Sup Nrcncntltr. N5auuercin.

Den yittSltefern ebtsea @eretnS jnr NddrtGt Ms nGba,n
OCnreritag Den 10: gtpv tas erfe @eIb Serfauft wtrb nn6
fcercen dle Ranlufteen er fuht fdp babel etnsu6nber. GbenTD
reroem ahe Dtsjsnteen, tpeI6s mod ant6eile su nebraen mini
l9er, etn8elaesn, lid bel 2puis Sbulb, Ode Tretpnt unb
OOoerfr. ein3aftntsn. ~
Dan. .Rp& SIR. $3.50" f Z S i !
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WoI0tIlytoncr An5elgen.

fs> Ars Maibirgton uno llmqeqcnO beIieOc
man Seltellltnge1 fur oetl yWeder" Snbicrip=
tiollsn uie Mn5eigenl ourd 6eu @geutci1 Srn. 4.
j. gteOtelOt, 40 e Str, ST ltad5er.
9eprl ynct fseIet6 Cine fltine AduiIie uunIdt 70.
ONts""At slei1 eintse 3immer niGt nett bout @asitpl
aa 9aSsn: Wa@iatraetn III Der alten Gurn5aue bel Yatf.
WprIoua4 IogIeiG Gin outer Borfeeper faan %.
O~A'~ttHt trrl ette bauernte STEELE betrrinen NaX=
safrdaen bel Spbn 3lcsba& in Delordre Are. eser Bel 3. +.
NieSfeltt, 42O 9 Ctr. (DRBp) =
0ScttS.
SD made hermit tie Mnjttse, tas i& tie Aaeatur epr
eosPdr BUS 8 Wrnatsbefte N ibernsniren babe
une ertuGe bic Mbonnenten, relde bic Citp6ersSefte npt
Mot trtalten baben. bet MIR In ytr. 400 6 Str. QDafbtntton.
y. W ndrnr' dnSufrdaen, ia mir Bic Abrefen Der Nbpnnen-
ten ntht ane tefdnut int. "
l19olt-sl s.. s. gtstfttbt
6f lgS Observation-Disclosures.
sMNAIs Nleinsa Sreunbsn unb Betannten bic eracbens I'm.
SE.S5 5etge, eaB tb BITE BON 6rn febne ~eefltrte, befannte
9cIrtpl9dtt (Steubeu 5ausl Np. 5S2 pd. 2lpenne, note Der
= : SIrGSe. upernpmnen babe unt erluGe ~tieieIten, MID NIT
ttrent WetuG re6t pt 1 beebren.
Spe.len UNI @etrdnle itnb ~ieber;tit SprrGttis uuk bic DE.
r.tnun6 mtro rttts Sl rinfben Iblie IdHtn. Ealitmcre
Btsunpe nnn geteten, BEL rtr rpr;uipre6en. Z
a"f freunelt6en 3aisru& bpft Z
GpnrAb EraB,
NIooIIIMt) Nn. 532 pa. MoerMe.
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3. Brecintt, 3pblfte @aro.
Die g~DaelaFns fir Die teute ain 8. NoS. Hdttfnbent
geabl Mrs an ssNRbnii6en Ylas, So. III Rpsfr., fb Sc
ttnesn. SIN Muftrns II q
(Otl. 1 Der 80 abIrtdter
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res 3. grecinft, 3panSigite @aro.
Der @tinutclen pir6. Gfe BON geunfpfbenln Mbp. unh
9otlnanar. ~aafaefeat ietu. SIM IuFlras
LStl ~ aa.H IL ,ss Der W1bIrt6ter.
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Golo ltunb selt~n 242. Die Copper.
belcs unO Bu9erer batten sebOfft, es am YOr.
abeno Der 8rdIiOentenmabl auf 300 su treibeu,
= es Sing aber ni6t.
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|. Yreeinft, Site Wara

Der t~imnitafteu bteies @rerinfts befnfet lf6 bet Der Eev.
tt9en aEabl ar Der faebitliten Ode Csn g paul unb So.
mtilonfr 1l. afa Die 81 abIrt6ter.
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JObaun Martim-S etSAIcr,

.Erilber S6ubma6er in Baltimore,
pier ISam c tf6le r., mel6cr ebenflls fr1ber tn Bal
ttrtpre lebte, ftn6 BON threm In 6elenptle, SefIsticn Gpuntu.
iu9t tim trtnIs ais rn0eli6 Hadrt6t per YCf sutOrtnten Az
Ianen, mo ne It'd jett beftaeet,. Srssnb Elm Sreunb OSsr
Setdnnter h~ertelgen, batn biee Nufprterung au @ei6f
f0mntt 1T srIu9t einen pcer ben anbern Sason in Renntnfs
"a tesea unS TIN ia eeranlailen Istner 8raser inter pb9es
N0r!ne pale 81 l9tsteen. tSnoS)
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a B. Sreeinft, 9ritte @aro.
Der Ct ntnfaRen Steies Yrecintts fur BE beuttee gpom
bsfnOst lb al Der labpefliGen @ds ron Baltimore un6
gnnnr @ 80 ESnt Anftrage
1t(Au s!5laErr3r aug rssrper ID 1bIrtdter .