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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
Jill U0NlruktOren.
5ubHftens-offce Der Der. ct. atrmee
Np. 20 Southltr.
% timp;e. Wtb., % 6ebr. 1885.

ND, ~ SSOufbUf.
"a tmp,e. Wtb, % Sebr. 1885.
YerfeSeltt a~ueebpe, m DHplttGt perten ouf tteftr
Ottt { bis Mpntag, 6 Wdr3 1865, 0titi6aS IL u5r ent-
8ese" srrDmmsa UNI benz Der. Ct Subttens. e parteuent
;u tie ern.
8ttrtaufsnb t4Ooo) ana suites fettes
&tnbrtsb (etters pom 4 Sabrsn II ntstrl Ieten-
t8 at uIteleTn an ter 9 ,dts = item rGdSe tn SdItto
mHre, Nh { 1000 Sid irue balls 10 Iasen. Die
fl en- tperesn TX 8 sna& tersr Gnlae ft Guf esatn
ssfdbr 1900 Vfb. @tpt.6 Wtat hahn. M0e unttr
1850 Tb nice. nbt Sune Stitre, Do en-. Rlb,, &tn'
bGr unb %uu9ctGrnts . 5tnb tb nitro BurIde rtete1.
Iur isbs Stld mtrb tn 6tefem @rntrntte etu NbIas Ton
10 PfS. am @swttt stIautt, ppferH tGs Gbter ntbt ton ~
StInbe IN Der 6urte etfauben Deer tot unmtttelbdr MAO
NUrmHiare FUR ansebSts tOnnsn BON o6issr OfFce entrtbsr
IN yeriU Dbsr pr YOft rbtr per G'Ieeapb bsBossn rtrhtR.
Nneebcte per telegraph ptsr fOnftse ~trreeuIdre Nett NET
ben Mot tn 8etra6t aeJcstn,
Die st. eteruns stria 81 Oae isoss 2 tda-psnn &c f9ttnt,
ale { retbe baieIbe nt4t hGs Wtntmunt teS rtrlanet n @e-
pitfs etnjtIn 8 1pretn ptrb biz Aussabe hSflr mWB bic
partbie trdser, bic I'D TIM Nblh zen bss Stwtd to get 1t bat.
SebeS Mnssbpt mug BON etosr @nrdnitee Un Spet psrant.
pprtli&en geripnen teettttet fttn. Das Jprmulnr BITE rflr
lnuttt:
We, of the county Of State Of
do hereby guarantee that ii Tor are) able to
fulfil a contract in accord aAce with the terms of
his (or their) proposition, and should bis Tor
their) proposition be accepted, he Tor they) will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there.
with, and we are prepared to become his secure
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its fuls
ilment.
Die @srantwrr.lte! It rsrisuistn IN, bic btsfc @uardntts &C.
ben. mus ntttsih ttner pent ltrt br n3Gfen Dtdritts
Grurt Cb,r pom 9 Ct. Dtfrttr g. Mura. It aueesfteIteu DC.
lustnieuns uotetwttisn rerten
Arbietsr lnifrn ann fub fttn, I'm TIRE Nnsetpte su &c.
traf55tssn Ias Dor hsrsttet tstn' eg1ei3aft fur Ausfp brurs
Die &eetcruue behalf lt ts 0t6t ort, elm rbtr Ell. yin.
eebrte Su.udtuwthsn.
!3abluneen rtieen ra6 ieter &sItelerune tt iCl6tn SUnts
btndbt. ais tn EGHt Iat; nenn fetne rprhnHbeu, mtrb, fpbolb
ais iplGe CtntDn mtr, aprb idtIt.
@nbtstsr rDqsn %eefautsit tn gretS %areebsr, menn In Cur.
lerep btSdtIt atrtrb. uIb ten prtiS, wenn In G6uIt fdeinen.
@Sri6lce &c mIfSn ; uilitl PROPOSALS. FOR BEEF
CATTLE" uter hArieben unt on Capt. J. Howard Wells
Z. s., Baltimore, Md, atrelir Iein,
9Dcnn has Mdaebpt I'M 9tnrren ether Strna eeihtebt, fp
muftn bte Namen ter GbtilnebntSr fcnte bte Ycfofpee Sc.
II u ~ongeeeben fetn pier eS pirt ntdt tn UetraGt GeJp1en.
vile Nngebc Rte len Wpri 6rtften ut9t
SeRdu d temmeu ,werten oFrWp~fer Il.
]. HOWARD WELLS.
(23Rt-6rrrA) Caption unb e. g. u. g. ".
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IL. WarO 3iebunes. 6efcu1baft.

@eriammluns am 5amltas Nbeno, 4. Wtdr3.
3um lesttn Wlals mtrS Dtutn, wslbt lire l.sttn @tSat-
rem nibt tntri&tst baStn, @eIe5entett ettCten ttnsutre en-.
SIN Der IeB;en Beriammlurs MurF c%seiniitmmi9 belAlsGtn,
6as menu bic gum 4. Wdrt niat bic n6tkise summr, bic
grare fret ~ nadtn, ~ein9ssublt 1T. Ger Ycretn MUIR feline
B~ttelieDer ~frtitluten rirb unp far tie ubrisen Burger Ter
gDate 70 Guf cine 3tebune untOmmsn ldet.
s. fstlen nr6 Stsle sur OuU!a. tarum t9nmt aIr nab
Der China 5alt.
(T5) 4. /. z. @ora6s, Sttr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
BekuIlIltlnnC0ugtQen.
Stencr0ep0rtcment.
Gtta-G Collectors Office,
8dlttmrre, ben l. Ntd,i 1865.

lT
Baltimore, ben l. BtdlB 1865. {
W16rt1t - " . " benue.
Aue pfri0nen, te BEL Gr6fnuns uHb @rdeliiruua Der NCr6
Ibenue. bon Yernfslranta Abenue Els 3ur 6nas Eurnpife
0oae, alIeBt Uerr ~betbeiltet nnb, perteH biernttt bendGrtG.
ltgt bag wenn hfr SOn BEN 0tIbt.@ Gmnttlar dneefttte Be-
trdg es AhetementS ntbt an eeer Dor hem 10 b. tesabIt
miro. lie aaer NHfpru4e, tie fs jtst baten, SsrIuHts aeter
gemGb ter am 10 aRdrt 1864 BON Der @eiat0ebung pcn Nds
rSlanh p~affrten Mfte, pag. S44,
Abtbn l Oatunf, iei &c Segcrbntt burh Bic @en, NGemtIp
BON WtarpIdne, edb Der W1pUs unb Stlotratb finn u4h ttea
t3lben rcrsen hermit dutCrtOrt unb berrumdGttet BEN ben
o7rthteoentH 0runeterbGrn an Ter Krpnte rpd bCtesn Set
ten Der Wpro AVenue BITE bifbtr auf has ttren b~uab5tenhe
&ietntbum anfBten @ciolunfmer, pie Ge prn benz pcm l8H
NcD. 1881 edtlTtcn 2oatrGnt beS City Grleftors ~drgeSeb.n
FAB, ldmmt .3inl II cn ienem Gage 3u ~trleftireu
Abfbu. z. uno It IS %ceroreust, CAP ale StFker bcn al.
eentbant, melde iunetbI II WDnate pm eCt Yaiiirurs tte.
fer Scrtp nnnsn unb tore y nS nab @rriGrtft eer l. Setttcn
etties Attte ~bfjotlen, redti9t nue ttuen 9tstent0 peR SO
grpJent an befGsten SiQs unS 3infen Ettalten lOncn, unh
dle YeYipnen, meihe lrutfr ibre SteuerR tMG tGenentSl Dher
Gtctlt ttrleIb!n tesoblt taben, fpGen bere1tist Setr, cine
paittf res Won ttren ptrtit6 beiatt!en YetraBs prr benz Be.
la9ten Wtdppr uno 5taetrdtb pter btt &tgtnratGr hr-Dts
tdeieh Stlet 5urudbe tatlt ~ etbdlten. Hiefelbe lit aus cen
trten untsr bteIer ate rtniOaetttrten @elber nit 3tnlen 3R
t1bttn.
@bi&n.. 3. rnb ft es S~erOr6net, bas aae Gteenttuns-
Yefter. Ttl6e IS unttrIaltn petr fd ~netstrn. ben BGr-
fdriften bS z MbidntitS tieler Mtts ~tnnetbalb Der dneeee-
brnen 8ftt HaGsutpmmen. fiji ben eanSen 8tttas fss Srt9t.
mai. Antilsments taft6dr itnb uHb ferfeIbe ttH Xteu auf tbr
@~tsfntbum TT.
&bt5n. 4. ltnb itt IS be'GlSRsn, bs tteI atte Sum cage
tRrer YafTrune tn Sratt trttt.
MueMRus W. rtce,
(lntribnI1aT) Gttu Solicitor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
y. a. 81
Noti5
80 Mo N<EAr Me- @ MY A-A

= ? z D q Z : II 7 3
0n bic Siiracr Der Is. 0SarS.
GrI. 8rUrn, VrDfOsmori&ad ron WdrsIanb bat cfTt,tel
~anAsIetst. bab bic 5tGbun9 tn tteitr Gtabt befimmt In nod
aer EDpGt %1attnnsen mtIe. IS lit mab:f4etnlin. bas In
Ter Is. WGrb eeSsaen ptrb. penn BITE SGr5sr her Wdth midi
nttr SntertGs fir ttt gefrttuns terieIbtn setsen. DsGr>
ner Der warO Stkenft. tas bttS Sienri6t uniere IeBte duff
fprberuns an Gu@ III. SIR mSHttn @u& Srn Der 3tebuns
b.freitn, aber MIR fSnnsn Is ntdt. wtnn STR unS t I n
0tIb hasu sebt. Drum fsmmt ju unf,rsr
NerI1mmlung beute Mbenb
init 8 Ell uab Is wIrs &leS gut stten.
s. ". Santf&e, pr6f.
u. $. EtISdre, Sttt.
(4rl SpbnTeaf, Sdabm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
Wb. W0fcr'idDe Gd1ule

Die Qebrfunttn bss SDmmtr-S cmefers beeinren am
Denncrads. ZEN 2. MdrI WpreenS 8 ubr. an meitem GAGE
bic: Der ieSune Der eer f6itteren GIoirn f~dttfnbtt.
@Itern. wtl6e seipnnen fno. itre 1inter neirsr Nuialt
an3u ertrduen. fnh irsunbit6a etfudt tb c AnmeItunetn
TN Snter tiIe ter Gsbrer unb SdAler 1stalb rie mDsltt 80
mater Yt. Wafer,
(mri1-Sl .t# NC. IVA u. 176 SaMburafr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03

8~aIttmpre, %. Sebr. 1866.
Gtae QunntitSt fGrarltr sc, ben HletberhrfIe, tbetls un-
fer etsnrs uub ttetls has @tsentbun unrtr Sreunte. purbe
Don unftrm @eiGGitStau8. 9p "a hGngpsrnr, nab cub Der
Sdmfas Na6t unb NPrn.aa f,Ib e~,hpblen. QDtr rfertren
SwettauIen6 9snorS ttr bic fredericksburg BITE fer gDaaren
sper ben entfpteheneea Qtstl fur bic &nItetMng irsenb etnfe
GbetlCS Der ~eetrtIenen 9GaartE.
(YRtbSa) .. 8rebm & 6 o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
Dentidaes MrbeitS=N So tttueifnnaSs
8ureau, 3A' 1''-
Gb0nle8itraBe Jip. So,

aAter MufNdt Der ,,DeutIden @elel [daft".
Aut Dttitnteen, wtI9e btutfde Santperter, &r5etsCr ppss
Dtenitrtdbteu su 6elHdftteen wnni&en, i0ptc 1ae btutf&
Nrbettlu@enten molten i'd peri6nItG cher III f~rartirten 8rtt.
ten an ben Msenten her Gtieuitaft 9rn. 3. s. 70 ~elftn0.
tpf. Np. So GbamesGr, uenten, fSei&cr unsnteeleIl& Aut
unfit ertbeiIen wtrb. C)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
8eneralz8 |eriammiung
NcS SGnnersSnnNeS

a nj g OaataG ben 5. Wats In Me&antes Sail.
Mne WitSlttter bes e d.tssr.SunteS Uersen htrreurG Be.
MG6rt6ttet, bdB ON 8erdnnttE Goge BORN. 10 Ibr etne
@eutraI. SerfammIune Gnbernumt IT, tn pCIder tie Nsu.
pabt Der Beamttn, fopie BITE ~2rIfpisMra mid tiger @eIGGfte
Hattfnfet. SebrStAR, tsliee Icute es ais etnc @trenfaGe be-
tsa6ttn, tteIrr Der fdmmluna tet1uppbnea. Sn Auftrdee
mel |- Scbn s. IN meter, Setr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03

Sarncre & NI0ntcro Want.

Baltimore. 20. Febr. 1855.
Die Mttter. Sutaber eteftr Sant perben btfTeur& kena&~
rt6ttst hns tne QDabI fir 81 { Dtrtttpren tnR
Uant4auie am Wpntag, BEN 6. Wtdrt b. S., ron 12-2 nbr
a%attfinten wtrb. 2sSusfrr 8a&er werben bonn 2. bis 9.
Wtdtt eel6lpHtH. =. 9. 81 uttet,
(2feb-6mriiaB) GdG1rer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
Ocrk0ufcn Uou Uprmlel6Cal,
Morecn & Co., Muttiondre.

Guartiermeiitcr8s g3erfauf
bon fir ben ~&esierunssOienit untaugli9 ertldrz
len Yferben; Slnger; 0uartiermeiiters @ltern
&leioern; 2aser= u. @arnilO n=G quipasen.
Depot QuGrtitraetRtrs OfFee,
g0lt!mpre, /. W6ri 1865.
Der u~ntfrltt6rtte rir6 am Wttttrpt, 9. Wdr, 1865, In
afientlt4er Anttisn ~fUfstnbes Gts.nitun Seriaufen, ale:
Cine Nntarl Yferbr. fir BEN 6fentltten DtenR IN.
tauslt& erfIdrt. tn zen Restsrunsshdaen
Gtne Quantttat D Ii n { Ia Dpsbdders Stiltn an
her MafhinstUn RUab. Hr.fe
Cine Qudntitdt Qudrtttrmttters g Iter,
beAeberb tn 6bftlen BON Scrap Srrr, 5arnsf, SdtteIn, De.
fen, SetleR. Rttten &C.. i'm Wadrenbduie, So. 8 2. @nafr
Sine Quantttdt xIetber, Eager unb @arnifon @aui.
pagan. TN SclbGuft.
TeItlufe wereen UNI 10 utr NcrmittngS in ten R.aie.
runesfduen Gdt bon Draft unb YGed Str, Beginner uub
a ben bejfi6neten Steuen f~crtsefeSt rerSeH. ie nod bent
Der NntttcnItpr beNtnamen rnda.
0tbin6ungtn bGdr tn &tsierunssfcnbs.
Die 0tseuhdnte uall.n ~tnaertalt 5 Eapen Sra, getfduf "a.
tdGt tortetbraGt wtrhtH. NIT Mutnatne Der %ftrhe, wsIGe
Mxmittelbar entfvrnt rerten nlHen.
SIN GuItrGJ ts Gel. u. W. Aempprt, &tef Q.N.
5enrp . n m
Capt unb ". .. ~.
Mbrssn Il g., anI3.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
Jleue dn3eigen.
NfdNuc'S SffIcc.

8aItt mere, 2. M6rt 1865.
Sn ueberttnftnm une NIT rtntm 9 idIub res erHen uni
apriten 3reieeS bes St1strdtbs Sou Baltimsre er1u6e ID
bic Shtnsetener unh Slraer BON Baltimore a6tune sDn,
am Snmsde, 4 MldrI su Gbren ttr Sfaueurd!tOn tts Yrl
heenttn bic Stattsnalt deee DO. tbreu 9epbndnser, Geftd ft6-
bduftrn &c. peben su lafsn.
SdD Sstn zee Gkapm4n, Shaver.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03

NQe Sorten Nldtterz uno &ousSabot
BET str;slnen giunbtn, Etfen unb gortteeu, aud ;ettenes
Sanb, SabtlS, Srdnbe &c. &c, ket
SDtpt S&rDCber
Slp. 81 gr6anee place ndbe Sputbfr.
@ StCre Vftsn bic 8 utr Abtnbs. (kb17-sJ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
WrrIDren.
$1,000 %QSeluhnnnn.

8antbu6 Ytr. 1853 377, auf b.r gamen s. Gpntde TdnIel
.SoStnBs Banf # Baltimore. Der Btneer pire 9ebctea
IS In ter 8ant stlutieftrn. (2r Oil
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
SOc. Oeln. xMruvereiu

Die ~pratttfaeK 9uruer, w,I6t bi lem y otamtbtm
ban mitrtrttn. Rnb htermit GpfJtfprtert E6 am nd1Ger
Ssnntde 0ormittass 10 utr tn tef 9ine ttnsuftnben.
1851 Sn NuitrGs &Dnrab 8eder.
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y1CtiS.

Wttnsn ~eeetrten Sunten hermit tie @n5si9e, hap tb
mttnt Stenunne ale witIitdr-ArSr i'm Car tenftr. 6rspital
niettreeltet babe unb jest nteine sanJe Belt nuf netne gri-
~SdtproTiS terlrenbe, 2r. y. S. 9Cufert.
t27teblWt 1O4 StnrNhr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-03
S1d6 Srentsn.

9&ss4- Dds i6Sne Bremen Sdtf l. GlGfe rSeleue"
Capt. 3. NGtden ptre prompt mad pbt6em C0ien erpebirt
Srd6t Ubtr ya0ase Tsnbe man i1 an ben Gapitda ar
Srrh, SrONn's Dbarf reer an
s94 1l- g. u. S&IepS&GO,
ltb26-S) IL German Str.
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Mucticneucrfnuf oueron0irttr Nftroc,

Nuctlo1oOcrtnut auernn0lrttr Rteroc.
@tnrrdI.Qudrttermstfe Offtee.l
@rfe DiSi1pn.
Statt 30 ~Ibtnstrn, rs. gtbr. 1886.
Sn ~Gfentlther Nuftipn Werber dm
Dnnerfaa. 9 Udr3 1865.
3welbuneert &lpallerlesY'er
tn baltimore. Ylb, an bsn WstnbtetenDtn UtrIduft merben.
Dtefe pftrbe Rnb fur ben 9audaertettenf tn ber Mrmss
els uutdngitb ertIart no ben fdr Strdsen ure Qdnbtaus
3pede m6sen Tie lb ittr gut eigre'.
Die pierbe werben e~inJelR ~pettGuft. Der 0ertauf fineet
nm 10 ubr gormittdgS tn pbtltpp's re 3tevungsf1aen, @fe
20" GremCrt uub NamifoRr fatt
8estneunSen baar In 6settrunBsfpatS.
Same8N u. Qttn,
Colonel, &Cmman6eur tr erhen OtutIpn,
(mrj2 81 6. ". 6. 8.
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MNasfcn! W1asfen!l Masfem!l!

Betm 5truundben kr Wlastcnbdue empftbIt t6 Aaen
"bit I'D etnen Sur MAIDEN wUnen', metn ret&baIttsts Scr.
ttment In 0tasttm, ais:
YtertStS, WPeiler UOrwdrts, YauI pru. Yunh. &remtten
DdmUns Itaitl, Wlept,AOptsieS. Srianeer, esdt Baden
&tfele ub Bttkle, Mnuer, S9uiSt, Gldeoerdoot'G, M1n'
mem, alte Ndnncr unb gDelber, NapOlera, <tr Srtt, EIr.
fen. AHrn, Nakn, Mtlas unb gaptsr 69lbrndsier. Drabt.
ma$tea uub cine Wense Spn tcrntften u. Gbaratter. Wassen
Geo. .. Stttnba&,
9mpprttur, en- . rS u. rfGtI Wertduffv.
linhQ-N 70 IN NnItinprfir.. @hf TrinnINt& Mufh
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MuftionatorssOioti5.
Der @.rtout bon Dunetr pirb In ben Nesterunssaaneu
Gte sSn Pratt unb paca Ctr, UNI IL lbr wttttSeS fdtt-
1aben. Ger 0ertduf BON Qudrttermetfsrs @uttrn tn yr.
8 .. Gasar. rirb UNI 3 ubr Radmittass f~sttinItn une
isfOrt hdndh werbtn ettSate en- I'm 3Clbauie rerfauit psrben,
tmrS358l AbreSn & 6 g.. Mutt.
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SOlo 1893 - 500 11Od 7.3O
100
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Oer(onat nnO ae[uc6t.

0OI5bamer D~erIan9t.
3mdHs's Spl3i6Idser, um 8Idfttrtclt ~ baucn In TaI-
bot Counts. gu uelten am Gamfne tptfHen i unb 2 ubr
NrrbpR. Ode tIn Pratt unb @rettrfr.
TSa) D.5pSt.
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GhIeiter aefmhf.

ShIetTer gefMtbf.
Gin gutter GGIetter, pel6er S&nrtbaeuse nnb Soften I6let
fen Tam Der t56He 9Obn rtrb betnbIt unb ~bauernte BE
f&dfisune %sdr0nttrt. 3u meIben BET 80 m. 5tIb, s.
9. 3barleGAr, Baltimore. (DDESd)
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Wriaklmallm aefucht.

Gin Subuttut fur 3 Sabre Dienasett lam ben bS6ae
grtts srealtsn, wenu f6 folder meleet bet 6. 5tfbtr, 9
Nprb Gdbnr. f'' (YUi .6o)
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Gnbititaten II. Treitpilt9e Dcrlan9t!
Die bS&Aen prttie werbea tejaelt unb bic eeute 70
kAabtuig rte BON Urgent elmer anbsrn Strrnd In FER Strtt
III eeltetert Gtnrputrte ub &eJpsene BON Der Gtobt rber
W ben 9uunttes foaten fofOrt mad benz alter YInse. Glib.
1WBrff Ode BON Srpo6wan unb SancoferRroee, tcmrnen unt
tbren @riabnann befelea tn Der prOmpteRen Q8etIe.
(30Ia1WitJ Stepban aDbdIep
10Y Subititnten fOfort Derlam0t. 10Y
Itpmas @benrwitb, autOrtirter Subattuten- U gent, .stlt
BITE b61hen Yretie 'ur 1t0 Subfttuten fur Warslon6 uns
Delaware.
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20 dozen Ladies' Isle Threat Hose
20 dozen Ladies' open Worked Hose
100 dozen best quality English Socks
% dozen Ladies' Gauze MeIino Vests
70 dozen Gents Merino Vests,
IOO dozen Ladies' Embroidered French
Collars,
90 dozen Jaconet Edgiug and Inserting
500 dozen Swiss Insertings,
l0tD dczen Cotton FootinRs,
1000 dozen Black Silk Lace Trimm;ro
lUUO dozen Fancy Braids and Dress
Trimmings.
100 dozen Black Silk Net.
100 dozen White Brussels Net. t
100 dozen Ladies' busters,
10 bales Cotton Yarns,
loo bales Cotton Gheeting, Shifting and
0snaburgs,
Together with large assortment too ,
numerous to mention, at :
Malone 4 ConneHys /,
0rner D"uphin and Joachim streets, r.
Jul.i dsn MOBILE. ALA.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30
AetteTs Carried by E1PreS
Southern ExpresA Comoany,

AUGUSTA, Ga June 2 1856,
me sents OF Abe southern Express CompAE
TeaenGn oy its Messengers, through abe IpaIlS
Ine uoyernment postage will be paid by the 6,
Tor which service the charge will he f2sl twenty
eSnts Tor each single letter of one half ounce,
same amount being added for each half ounce %
.iona Snu IN all cases TO be IRE paid in specie
.ionn currency, 1t being understood by the sa
mat the Company will not assume any rrspomb
Tor the safe delivery of such letters
receipts will be given for all packages Of vGlvs,
"n,en express charges will be iaade as per tariff
stamped Envelopes will be Furnished 20 each pn
pa once As soon as they can be obtained.
VI further information enquire Of Agents
june % 1865 If
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

WI psy particular attention to the selling d
s,.. Sno kindS Of Country Produce, and hOpl
P1Monage OF the public generally.
Iesve to refer TO the follow ing names
T. Ion. =. H..Seugh, =. A. Wenyss & Co. br
John jackson < Co HfnaoO A. Hoi, aW
Watkins. r tn Ter -
july '05 d3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-23
How they are Ignorant

When we charge Northern men of &C.
cupying wrong position in their factious
opposition to the Government, and stig-
Matte them as ignorant. We must not be
understood as saying they are unlettered.
We do not mean they are not scholars,
and do not understand how to add, sub
tract and divide; analyze the most diff
cult English sentence; or compose the
most brilliant Grafton. 1t is another kind
of ignorance, which seems to partake OF
natural depravity. Its political ignorance,
asing political" in its highest sense.
An unaccountable belittlement of the
great issue. The cold, formal and artisti-
cal way in which the obligations Of the
subject to the Government is viewed. The
ungenerous manner of refusing aid to the
authority from which so many favors have
been received. and to which all, life itself,
is due. We ascribe the Withholding these
tributes to a species of ignorance-call it
something else, if the idea is made clear.
Better to admit it comes from ignorance
than lack of moral principle. The mind
thus benumbed to the obligations due the
Government is also insensible to the feel
ings of the class who admit them. As a
consequent mental condition the same peo-
pie seem not to comprehend and measure
the depth of detestation in which such men
are held. 1t destroys all those Christian
feelings which makes US brothers, and
gives growth to the passion which culmi-
mates in open war against life in the States
where it exists. When we say, therefore,
that Northern men with rebel sympathies,
are ignorant, this is the kind of Ignorance
we would have them understand we mean.
If these marked differences in sentiment
are natural, it is unfortunate that people
so strangely diversified in sentiment should
owe the same paternity-and as remark
able as unfortunate. No power could
have satisfied US that there existed such
disloyal sentiment, by instinct or educa-
ton, as this war has produced. There is
little palliation for the Southerner who
has been dragged into this war, but moth
ing to conceal the enormity of the offense
of the MarysviHe Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-23
The Atlantic Gable.

The following letter contains the latest
information concerning the new Atlantic
cable: asst
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, J
l2St.Helen's Place, Bishopgate street. :
LONDON, December goth. }
To Cyrus W. Field, Ne1o York.
My DEAR SIR Our American friends
win doubtless be pleased again to hear of
the progress of our great work, which 1
am glad to say is very satisfactory. What
ever difference of opinion there may be as
to the risk or difficulty of laying the cable
when made, there is no manner of doubt
as to the perfection Of its manufacture.
Friend and enemy agree in this that there
has never yet been a cable SO electrically
perfect-indeed, up to very recent Pc
Rod the means Of absolutely verifying the
perfection of such a cable did not exist;
but now nothing on this head need be, nor
will be left to conjecture.
The progress in the work is also salts
factory. Up to this day the total COM
pleted cable in the tanks is over $50 miles
out of the $500, and the rate of progress,
with the exception of Christmas week, has
lately been rs miles per week, which will
shortly be increased to so miles. This
rate, YOU must understand, is achieved
without hurry and without night-work,
which have always deprecated. Of the
core, of course much larger quantity, at
least 1000 miles, have been made, and the
Gutta- Percha Company keep on at a rate
that keeps them about 300 miles ahead of
the closing machines. There are now
seven closing machines fully at work, and
an eighth will commence so soon as the
days begin to lengthen. Mr.. Clifford as
sures me that allowing for stoppages to
overhaul machinery and every other prob
able delay, the whole cable will be COM
pleted by the end of the first week in
June.
The coiling on board the hulks which
are to convey the cable to the Great Eas-
tern, will commence on the I'd of January,
and the first cargo per Amethyst will start
for Sheernes during the week. ...
The fore tank and the after tank, each
capable of holding $50 miles Of cable, are
complete in the Great Eastern, and the
midship's large tank is rapidly progress
ing. There is no reason to doubt that the
whole cable will be on board the Great
Eastern, and that she herself will be ready
for sea with every appliance of the best
kind, and in the best order for laying the
cable, during the month of June next
As to the laying of the cable, if it be only
laid with as much facility us the former
one was ultimately laid with, when the
machinery and paying-out apparatus had
been finally improved and adjusted, there
can be no doubt of its permanent success.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE SAwARD,
Secretary and General Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-23

ENGLISH papers say that the story is
current that the Prince of Wales finds his
present State allowance, 100000 $780,
O00,) insufficient to maintain the dignity
of his position, and that the Government
intends to ask Parliament for considera-
BILE increase of the vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-23

The new artesian well at Chicago is
said 70 discharge greater quantity Of
water than any other well in the world,
throwing out SIS 900 gallons per day, the
celebrated well at Grenelle, near Paris,
discharging only 100000 gallons per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-23
SDeoisl Notice.

ny SPECIAL REQUEST OF PARTIES IN
II terested IN the different Balls to be given In
fhjv cItv ans evening, have been prevailed upon
N nostnone the drawing Of my Entertainment
nntil to.morrow evening, the 23d February,
1855, when il win positively take place at the
Great Republic Saloon, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Should
the drawing fail to take place, pledge myself TO
redeem each and every one of the tickets sold at
Five Dollars each, payable in United States gold
coin [fe22 2t] J.LORYEA.