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na-The annual meeting Of tile Fr.,5.

The annual meeting OF the Freed
mems Aid Society will be held in the
Congregational Church, on Monday eve
ming next, April 18th. The society has
important business before it aud a full
attendance is solicited. 1t is hoped BY
speeches and other exercises to render
the occasion interesting.
W. II. WYNN, Sec.
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ra-The vote, last Saturday, on rails
Ing two mill tax to improve our side
walks, etc, was not very large and was
nearly all one Wy. 1t was, "for the
tax" 90; against the tax" Q, G. w
Geller was elected Assessor by about the
same vote.
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ia Those in want of good fresh On.
ion Seed, can find it at A. Ii. Perry's.
Call soon.
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nD- Messrs. Hecht & Reed, Of Clar-
encc, speak for themselves in another
column. Read it.
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AUDITOR OF STATE. The Des Moincs
correspondent of the Cedar Falls Gazette
thus speaks of our worthy Auditor Ct
State: se
81. W. Cattell has now been Auditor
for six years, and says himself that he
has no claims for it again. Yet he is
one of the best State officers we have
ever had. So far as be can, he watches
faithfully over the finances of the State.
No one dares to impeach his honesty and
fidelity" .5t-. .. .
Mr.. Cattell said the same two years
ago, and while the people did not disa-
gree with him, they thought they had
'claim" on him and reelected him
They may do the same thing this year.
A tried, good man is needed there till
the war is over, at any rate. Where is
there one who is likely to do as we'll as
the>prescnt incumbent?
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SELLING OFF At COST.

SEHHxNU UT n VUSI.
The undersigned has a large stock Of Ker-
osene Lamps on hand, which he will sell at
cost. Those in want Of good and cheap
Lamp should call immediately.
.r.s .. w. II. HAMMOND.
TiptOn. Anil II.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of 4 special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court in and TO. the county of Cedar and
State OF Iowa, in favor o. e. 4. IEgman, as Treas.
urer for use of School Fund, and against J. +.
Cole, Nancy Cole, George Weaver and y. II,
Comstock, / have lsvied upon the foliowin e
property as the property o: the said }. r Cole.
Nancy Cole, George Weaver and ID. II. ComstoeF,
tC-wit
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter OF section number twelve {12), in TOWNSHIP
eighty-two (s21, north of range four a., west II
the 5ta l.. NJ, containing forty acres, more or
less, with the appuftenances thereon;
And shall offer the salie for sale a. public on.
cry at the court house door. in the town Of Tip.
ton, on Wednesday the eth day Of April, "A. u.
1864, at II O'Clock NJ. of said day, to satisfy
said execution an costs that may accrue
theron.
Dated this 10th dag Of March. A. D. 1854.
DAVID pLATNkR,
Sheriff of Cedar County.
I'll ip1i cs
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dIietl,

At Onion Grove, March 3lst, 1854. CALeISA
daughter of Thomas and Margaret Robins on
aged II years. Her illness was long and pain
tut. On the fst April she was followed to tn
grave ~ a large procession. and laid beside he
father, who had departed about two months be
fore her.
She lived to wake each tender passion,
And deli gh.ful hopes inspire;
She died to try our resignation
And direct our wishes higher. ~ nv
Thus to Thee. o Lord submitting,
We the tender child resigns;
And thy mercies not forgetting, Fl.
Own that all we have is thine.
MARY j. HoEY.
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nu- save Your Life. ..,.f

Dyspepsia, Erysipeias, Kidney Complaint,
Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel Tct-
ter, Barher's Itch and Badness. Treatise on the
above diseases with their speedy and permanent cure
sent free to any address. Address :. &. UpiAM, No
25 South Eigth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ni3m6
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a:s~ The French Preventive, -ar

Nightly Emissions effectually prevented
without the of medicine by the Of The French
Preventive, the greatest invention Of the age Price
81 Sent postpaid all parts of the country Address
DR.. S. CURTIS, HO1 see', Post Office, Philsdephia,
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ailaryied,

In Inland township. by the Rev. George D.
Potter. Mr.. WASHINGTON CARL, q veteran sol
der OF Co. F, llth Iowa regiment, to Miss MAR
aARET JANE DwIGGANs.
On Tuesday, April 18th, by Rev. S. Pancoast
at the residence Of John Safely, ESQ., JOHN J
WADE and Miss FANNIE SAFELY; all Of Cedar
county, Iowa
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pI Read the notice Of Money to Let.
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IRA desirable residence in Upton tor sale,
cheap. Enquire Of WV. ELLIOTT. .s 4
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 18th day of April, 1864.
Atchison, VIM Gibson, Clara
Coulter, J z Lyman, L i
Dinkcl, Harvey '* McCabe, John
Darkue, Catherine Phipps Harriet
Persons calling for these letters will please
say "advcrtiscd." S. s. DANIELS, 7. NJ
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DENS, Pen-helders Pencils. etc. for sale al
i the POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.
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1SGf-Diaries for, for sale at the
lCOf POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice hereby given to all that the under.
signed has lost or had stolen. shout the lAh dax
Of March, 1854, the following described proaloss~.s
notes. to wit One executed by George slater n..hi
to The Slater for about e96.5O, dated Maeen u IA
One executed by Joseph Patterson, In nvor a. Ioh
executed by John Safely in favor Of John Ftnly. for
about sloo dated some time IN 1850. Each bsarine
interest from date at ten per cent. per annum The
chase or trade for the same. and the makers 81 90
notes arc hereby notified ma TO pA& the sane 70 M
THOMAS SLATER.
Upton, Iowa, March 10th, 1854. nllvS
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ng- Dyspepsia can be Cured. -e.l

Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing,
yields at once to "UP4AA,s DYSPEPSIA CuRE.o The
effects Of this remedy afe truly magical Try and be
convinced. Price 81 box: Sen. postpaid to any ad-
dress. by s. G. UPHAM, 70 South Eighth st., Phia-
delpha, Pa. CreulaRss sent free. 2 s- nl3nS
Hostetter's Bitters have received the warmest
encomiums from the press and people throughout the
Fatuience, and general debil-
ity 1T cannot be approached. Every day Of
its great effect chroniled through principal
public journals There Is nothing eqnato the enjoy
ment to That which the afflicted experience when
ing this vau able specific. It's mild tone, its sure and
vigorous action upon disordered stomach, and the
Cleansing Of the entire human body should
it to all classes Of community See advertiser
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
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AUCTIONEER!

TIE undersigned, having taken out u. s. Eeense,
will attend and sell real personal property Tor
persons who may desire his services. Residence In
the northeast part of Sugar Greek township. Cedar co.
Postoflice address, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
March 10, 1864. nlOn2*
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining world wide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has SO many useful appliances for Hem
ming, Binding, Telling, Tueking, Gathering.
Guaging, Braiding, EmbroideIing, Cording, and
so forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety of work.
1t will sew all kinds of cloth, and with oil kinds
Of thread. Great and recent improvements
make orr Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durable, and most certain at all rates
hieh is the best stitch known. Any one, even
of the most ordinary capacity can see, at a
glance, how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
| finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is a
piece of cunning workmanship Of the most use.
ful kind. It protects the machine when not ia
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened az a spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. While some Of the Cases,
made out of the choicest woods, are finished in
the simplest and chastSst manner possible. 9th,
ers are adorned and embelished in the most
costly and superb manner. ..s
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to judge Of its great
capacity and beauty. as-
Nis fast becoming as popular for family sew.
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man
ufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the very best
quality.
Send for a PAMrHLKr q tssg
b.. The Singer Manufacturing CO..,
45S BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Milwaukee Office, II NewhaIl House,
And CHICAGO Office, so Clark st.
Iowa City. [n42]
STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county, SIS:
In the District Court Of said county, June term,
| A. d. 1854
John Yount va. Aaron +. Elliott and John C.
Parish. Original Notice. p.s
| To AARON E. ELLIOTT and JouA C. PARISH:
| G, IRS-You are hereby notified that there Is
| y now on file in the office of the clerk Of the
| District Court of Cedar county aforesaid, petit
ton of John Yount claiming Of you the sum Of
one hundred and seventy-iye dollars, with inter
est, on certain promissory note executed by
| you on the 96th day of September, A. d. 1857,
| payable to plaintiff or ORDER and asking writ
Of attachment against the property Of said John
| G. Parish. And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the sdcond day of the
next tie mi Of said District Court, to be held on
the first Monday Of June A. y. 1854, default will
| be entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed in said petition. @@u
| FAIRAI.L & B0AL;
nllw4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SAPONIFIER,
aAE# "a m g. or M ~ s'a
CONCENTRATED LYE.

VIZ AID .~.@gEEf
w AL makes high prices; Sapsniiier
helps to'reduce them. 1t makes soap For -Four
cents pound by using your grease.
avCAUTION! As spurious I.yes are Of.
fered also, be careful and only buy the Patent..
ed article put up in Iron cans, all others being
Counterfeits. '~fs'''' :. 4'7'
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
127 Walnut Street
pittsburg---pit Street and Duquesne Way.
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a. n. PERRY,
HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Flour and Feed Store,
In the Building formerly occupied
nv L. T.. Raw A. l,a.


by j. l.. Ray Il Go.
yJTHERE he will sell all kinds of Family Gro
w ceries, cheap for cash, or country produce.
The highest price will be paid for Butter,
Eggs, Potatoes. Lard. Tallow Beans, &c.
lie has a Corn Mill, and is always ready to
Grind Corn, in the ear or shelicd,
or exchange meal for corn. .....
He keeps ground feed and corn, always on
hand to sell.
He has good Corn Shelter and will shell corn
for customers, taus saving them the trouble.
lie is also manufacturing
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Z @erimtss Esrhdanlnnnen.

aALAA EA ELHAA.
&c ri mi aIs@ eri@t--Of. Bib, tpesen SSerbreiz
tung cbicSacr &~ircutare; Sirsf9aft fir aoerfaaen rrta Grt.
9cbHs Wtit9en, o~nSetlast, in Sret 6daew Searp stit@ea
unb &drpliae Nctihicn bccrcbt 81 6aber, fpenn is 9esen
Obs. @arrsn duSiaSea ~witrbea, w,l&er einen anstiff auf
Nfrss y3saep Ssu1aGt BATE III Der G6f6t, ibr @eoalt an
sutbun; rerf9p6en - @bas. Sis, Stiesersridter; aiSes
flsst, @elees surids.balteu gu baben. Sm psrSunsepeu
Spnnter ipnrbe elm gtsSsr auf HE AntlaSs per9dftet, $50
SeftoRlen, ~ Bebei.u Der Boli5eiteentte bradts b~enieIben
Dor 5iS, tpeIdSr Ben Ansei6ulbigten aus Wtinset all Be-
tpeii4n treilies. Der Yctatn bdnoiste unsetIi@ benz Gri.=
bsastiGt.r Sas' GelS eiHts 70 tlter f4 Biz jest ~weiSerte, eS
benz Sefcblenen nie6er iH sesen. IS Der 6aa ipurhe mad
Baltic. Go. Serlest. 9u9 Is .gsG era aa a,aanaase
3. saufuanr, u~nsetlaSt. elm 9aus fir i@tepts 8wet.
GnfsemietRet gu Pabsu /; ni&t i&nlois. 3OPu 9rua,mer
uns 3cRn Sut9ci, pesen S1nopspsrtnufs AM ScuntaS.
9ulkcft gas $500 8irsi&aft. Hiaaa 81 tsiEelsf a'qgH15
sl 0upe rio 60 art e-tiH. 9. San gesen Capt. 3.
3. 05itutana eubfuf. g Comm. Der @eri@tcbcf enttGieb,
bas bic 8egetnnSsfcnes in Der Sanb, eines Seamteu niHt
nit Dei&Ias belest pereeu tSnueu. aaai.s4nag 1855 tx
ai Ser. 81. 4Difritt 9 eriGt.- %. Ge. iOsc 69auc
seseu ben S8teppsampfer rSwaGc pa 8taser erPi.It
$3.50 S&abeuetiat snssproEen.
-NL
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liuierc Mrmee IN GOlnmbia. Die Unions Nrnaec
freust zen DndfuR. r

NafbpilIe, %. Se3br. Die IeBten
Nl6ridten BON Der SrOnt meIoeu, oab Sen.
Sbpmas' 9auptquartier iih geitern 0torsen anf
3utberforo t6iq befano, s 0teilen ~bieieit5 60.
lumbia. Seitoem baben unlere Sruppen Den
9udFaB 9etreust uno befnoen ii6 iebt liolid
pom Columbia.
uniere Gaualleries Screen ~treuSten bel 9Otters
Surtb, unterbalb Columbia, iprensten in Die
Stact uro Der Seino rdunite bieielbe pbne Bis
o~eritano. @ir nabmen unsefdbr 80 9ia9jiss
Ter gefan9en.
Sic &ebelen=S Screen befanOen fi6 geitern in
gulasfp, iinO aber iest tpeiter iiblid. llniere
Gapauerie 1T ibnen oi6t auf ben 6erlen. So.
lunlbia puroe peoer our6 Die cine, nod bur6
Die anoere Nrmee beid6oist.
Weni9itenS elm Srittbeil ppn t6ppoS Mrmee
1T pbne Bafi.n uno Equipment; aues, mas
ibre Slu6t binoerte, ipuroe fO~rtsepcrren. De-
%icrteure beridten, DAP sus einSise %efettiue Corps
Der Hebelen=g lrmee oas bes Sen. 6. 8. See
lit. 5erreit pereiniste ii6 in Columbia nit
6DpD
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9u bet Otebsh8Ole bSlt Bic rsteh Ben 9Os E" BON
Orben Der SS9ue Der Grei6ett ibreu 3aPresba1. Capt.
Ntpnatb'S Niuiit rirb bcrt bic l~uftjSltsll 2Guje ~aufipieler
nn6' da& bic 5auiparttuS tpirO ytt8ts St tpHni4en ii6ric
Iaiien. "a 81 g-ssaYaea
ssFi GtRaH rib ats4 ALI utpie ned ME Suoer bas
~Serccfen,s tciro Saon 9tti.g Jobn 8Iantg am fpmmeaben
Wtcntds f3peiten @eiena9tsfeiertaS in Der serauuiseu
rgGeftern China SaG" reranftaltet psrSea. DAT es tcrt
Hur better nae bsnti& scmitbliG saseben tpirb, bafiir
Sirst Der glaaie res 8eranfalters unb IS psrben fi& bas
Der fsine 6renabe bon nab inbi fern (usta beue NtartinSe
burg ni6t aaassnoMnlsn) babel e~iniinben. 1aaloc
Die So. @d4art &c Gdter Iaten Elm III eiuent Eripat-
Ban in isreht 6 OntierciaI@SpteI, SO. II Sannoe sfra6e,
no es. ebeufaas an 0i9t febleu isirbs mas sur 6rsuee
beS Qebena gebSrt. ! sab9rs9 m &3-liasg $40 tepg
Der 81 lnm gefaifetua beute mist, Sieoe unGseEer
B~eicneers IN ertpItner, pesbaib mir s~prlGnftJ auf bic ane
seiSelplttsA pstmeiieh.. : = . .
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Gngf ga0ouaab.

IS d %. 9esbr. Ser Char.
l%eitprsr Courier epmg16. sentbdlt 6olsenoes:
Ser Yurlamenidroampfer bradte am Son>
neritas 104 pdrDlirte conf. 0fFSiere BON Sort
8ulastp. Die 9anteeS SfFSiere cer 6lotte be-
ri6ten, oaB Sen. 6berlnan uno Stab in 6il.
ton 9eao dngetpnlaen iulo3 iine oas Seridt
I'M anlauf iuur, oaB Saoanndb am SDnnerz
tag NiittqgS IL llbr capituliren perce. Sic
batten pom Sail beS Sorts OlcNaifter geb5rt,
tDnnten ober feline Ginselnbsiten geben. Gs
iino ieBt 1000 Geiangene auSgepedielt NOR,
ben. alee.a ,es e164i4 'stas II 49,
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B Scr G6riFabenb

nit all ieinen unbei6reibli6en Sreuoen I'm
Wonnen fir Die feline unb erp6e Su9eno
febrt i4pn beute Nbeno nieoer. @eute lit Die
3eit, no oaS iOsenaante gbriittino6sn" gu ers
parten 1T. Nbeeieben pDn Der 8eoeutun9,
melde piele Nnbere bieiem Nomen b~eileaem,
finoen mir bielen @ebrau6 bod ih6n une
eoel. IS beibt babel i'm Gesenias 81 benz ge-
tp6bnli6en, esOiltii9en .leben uno leben lu1Ien"
r@liidlid MAIDEN unb sIldlih iein" -
Sino NIT ainbern iperoen. Sugar cen Srpden@
item erwadt ba pl6sIi6 bic 8bantaiie unb oa8
Beoirfnib Der 6ineebune nit elmer @epalt, bic
lbn ielblt Die 2iebe 5l Dem almddti9en Dollar
perge1en ldbt uno wer lonit ME au1 nur ei1en
Gent, auBer fIr oas N6tbigite, auSeeeeben
bdtte, pirb III Sieier i3eit beinabe peri1penoe.
rii@ nno sibt bic LANCE etbesten @reenbads
pilis bin, nm ben Seinen cine Srenoe gu
bereiten. 8odenlans freut f6 eaber Sung
uno Silt auf bieien Sag. Sraurig fur ben, Der
Giemano gu beidenfen unO gu besllden bat.
Aber nod trauriger iiebt es in ienen Somilien
aus, mo- Der Batter nit benz 9eere i'm Seloe
itebt Ooer fir Die CUTE SADIE gefallen lit uno
bic BON Sor9en uno Summer seaudlte Dtutter
weoer Sinn nod Mittel bat, INN ben aleinen
Elm Seit9ei6ent gu bereiten. g8ir perpeiiea bic
8emittelteren un ierer 2eier uuf oieie Yerwailten
uno wer mob cine Gabe iibrig bat, mOse fe
ben 6inbern uno 5rauen ~unierer wadern Arie.
ger gu She'll peroen lalen. @eben lit ieliger
ais nebmen, beibt Elm alter Spru6 uno elm
bonteneer 8lid aus frpbem ainberauge cine
rei6lide 8elObnung fur ipl6' tleineS Opfsr.
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1eleasapbif0e 0eacDrteDtesa
&on Der .9Irniec.
Btrtates far ban galtsnets Weesy.

9uuptquartier oer BotpmacsN rlnee,
81. Sesbr. Sn oieien 9epqrtement 1T nidt8
BON belpncerem Sntereiie fDrsefallen. Ser
6eino urterbielt beute am 9uth Sap Canal Elm
~beltdnpi9es Seuer, bod that oailelbe weni9
SGdreu, ou man Gorbereitunsen 9stroFfen bate,
ii6 su i6Gben.
y SSn Der nit benz Is. B. Wt. ennenoen ISOLDE
iinos180 9eierteure in Der &ebeuen=2inie an.
9etCmmtel1, I'M nit ben 8lofnbebre6ern aus;u,
laufen uno nod ibrer 6eimatb Su reiien.
Sd. 9. 81 c@reapr.
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9ie gilenbabn lit nilr menis beiddOi9t uno
Die 3aee Iaufen bis Spring Sta. SUbniuu.
bile ipuroe nidt seritGrt.
Ser 8erlult Der &ebellen wdbreno oe8 Selo=
3us8 betrug 1900 damn, 81 &anOnen unO
IS @enerdle; bel 8rantlin 400 Sopte, $500
@ermunsete uno 1000 @efanstne; Dor Naibs
pile 5000 Scote unb 8ertpunoete uao 5000
Gefangene. Infer 8erluit bel 6rant(in mar
1000 Ylann uno Dpr GaibpiIe 9eriu9er als
1000. Infer @erlult miro 1000 Wann ni6t
ilberiteisen. 6opo marl6irte ge9en Srontlin
nit 10000 Mann unp IS &anpnen, ipcpon er
heinabe Die 6dlfte perlpr.
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"a @eibna8tg.8dlIe. tam

DaS am g9ontas Gbenb fein Dlanssf an 9Snsn iA,
bel Senen 70 eieIe ~Dsrsniste Seelen bic srcBen 0f6ume ben
Eans.Sctale faden, bafitr biirsen bic Aujeiseipalten bes
. Dede."
sBir MAIDEN auf Zen Ban bes rarteiterGtfanss
Tereins" aufmertiam, rel&er in Ger Nae@anies Sale
~fattfnbet. 9ieies 2stal tpHrbe in ben letteu 0lsnaten
renprirt une t~eoeutenbe BerSnbernnsen bnrix Sena@t, 10
bas es fir 5ffentli&e gersniisen bel mebr 8eqnemli@fei-
ten bietet. Die hrebaunen Nitelteber teies Bereins irers
ben ni&tunterIoien, rem Seiu@crn einiSe 6%stteren Stuns
ben 3r bcreiten. sfser m
Ja ben 81 rsNRenblps apcnts Seanfaltett Der o%tno-
Ia Stamm" bonn Derbeherten Drben Der GctRu6nner
einen Ban; and bier Eab MEIER D4it6e nod Soften &c.
t@eat, I'm ben BAN gu eInem s~ldn3enben ji MAIDEN unb
Elm tt3tises Gomite febt an Der episs, tpel9es behens
bufir frroen ipirN.
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Staaemarn, 8elair &OaO !; Gcnruo 9obler.
Canton. Die Se3o9enen bdben ii6 ndditen
9tenitog gu melOen.
Gin grOBes @on3ert piro mpr1en
(Sonnta9( Abeno in Der serdumigen lSale oes
Wtarplano Snititut5 itatt1inoen. 9a6elbe piro
pom mebreren Encouragement Wtulitern bieiioer
Staot arran9irt unb ter Grtrag 1T gum 8eften
Der Wittpen uno 8ailen perftprbener SpIoaten
beltimmt. Dies pdre oIIein binreidenO, UNI
elnen leoen Batlieten nnb Wenlhenireano gu
oeranlolien, isin S6erflein gu oieIem eOIen
3pede bctiutra9en, aber ba bic beiten a~iinitIer
inl Vocal= unb Snitrumentale Sad in bieiem
Gpn5erte mitlpirten peroen 10 ftebt ieoem
Sbeilnebrner uuberoem ein bCber muiitali6er
@enuB teprr. 8ir bOffen uno winiden, baB
il6 oas Bublifum re6t 5ablrei6 babel betbeilis
gen mD9e.
YarbDnirt.- SIR. SIS. Sbomplon,
Csc, @arcen oes Marplanb 3u6tbauIes, bat
pom @Cup. BRADFORD cine 3uidrift erbaIten,
oaB 2 Wdnner, Namens 9ueb 6oslett uno
Daniel @roner, peIde ne9en 8erIeitung BON
Sclaoen sur 5lu6t gu lansidbriger 6aft perlr>
tbeilt mproen tpuren, irfOrt in Sreibeit seiest
meroen iOaen. !0a;Iett bate nenn Sclapen
sur 6lu6t perbplfen unb mar Su As Sabren
3udtbausltrafe perurtbeilt mprben !; @raner
bate 10 Sabre oictirt betsmmen. Beioe bat.
ten bereits 6 Sabre in Der StrafanitaIt ;usee
bra6t, ais ie ibren 6reibrief erbielten.
Wrs. 9ut6tns entldffen.-Wrs.
9ut6ins, pel6e betanntli6 aut 5 Sabre 3u6ts
bausftrafe perurtbeilt muroe, 1T Dor einieen
9l9en unbeoingt e%ntlaien morben uno geitern
bier I'M areile ibrer 6arnilie anselanst.
Iu@ @Ul. Siib, frlber BrOfObmari 6uu, lit
ebenfaQs ieiner Salt e~ntlaien tsproen, auf gerz
~lpensuns GINGER bieiisen Burger.
aftet.-S. 8. @aters,
Elm StaotsienatOr BON Gpmeriet Gpuntp, mel,
der tirslid burd Die MiIitdrbetOroe perbaftet,
aber ipdter pieoer f~reisela1en muroe, lit auf
Orore bes Sen. @aiace abernalS perbaftet
pproen.
&egteru 5sGpntratte -
Capt. @ilmuu, Der bielise Subfiten5, Commit
fair, bat fOlgenoe Gontratte ~ouseegeben: 2ewis
DIFFERS Sc Co., 200O Stid 6dla6tpieb, 1850
Bfo., fir 1882; 1900 9fo., fir $9.4O. IS.
80. @ebb, 1000 Stad 96la6tpieb fir 1871.
5. s. 8untaro, 2OOO strd, 1900 Yfo., fir
$9.40. 6. s. Scents, 1000 Stid, 1900
8iO., $9.4O. i. fs sau ''aaii
gerta u opn Grunbeige Ell :
b m.-9ie So. Noreun & Sc, Auctipnaire,
pertauiten pcrseitern in Dfftntlider Suction elm
@runOiiid an Der SioOit.G de BON Columbia
uno Strideritr., 27 6uf brett rnb IS Sus tiet
an 6rn. sc. 6. Gniep fir $3.50. ~
Sdiffsberi6t. = Sn bieier 8o9e
Iusen SO SabrSeuse i'm bieiisen 9ufen, ndrt,
li& 3 S&ife, IL BARREN, 13 Briggs nno 81
Schooner. -
9arunter befnoet fid Sdiff rMo;art" fir
Rctteroam, 8arte rguitap" FIR 2iperpopl uns
Die 8renler Barrie vWatbilee."
W Gin GOnntdsssD Club III aud in ter
eentral.Sale in Gntfteteu t%esrffeu unD mir Ieafen bic
aufmeriiamteit Der MitsleSer bes Gns. Arbeiterstuter
ftisunSss8ereins ~beicnbers auf bic am @onntas Dsittas
Eatttnbeube Rerfdmr0fuuu. s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-24
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uub Gtetac. &C. tsvtdtpi9r O- ~6~ts - g.
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