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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
Maryland Ratifies the Anti-SlaVery Amend
nlent.

BALTIMORE Friday Feb 3.-The Senate
Of Maryland to day passed the Constitution
al amendment abolishing slavery, concurring
in the action Of tine House as already report
ed
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The Bay State and the Anli-SlaVery Amend
meut

RosToS. Friday, Fec. Both branches
the Massachusetts, Legislature this after
terroau unanimously passed tie bill rst.fy
ing the amendment abolishing slavery,
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Get the Genuine Article f!

Ep EAL SOLID INSURANCE-that stands IN
tests OF Time and Fire, to public use apd privat
Observation-Disclosures at proper rates, by the we
known 800 - 'N w
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assignment Of QnotaS for the First Congress
Si0nal District.

The following are the quotas under the
call Of December 10Th. 1864, for 800. 900
men--whole number enroll ed II, 959; quota
LAO; excess. 1855.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

COOP FOR MAINE. AUGUSTA Me, Tuesday,
Feb. THE Maine Legislature today rati-
fed the Constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery A salute of 100 guns was fired
in honor of the event
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
Phoenix of Hartford.

THE PHGNlx enters the present year better than
ever prepared for duty in The line OF its
profession wit enlarged facilities for the transact
zion OF business.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

treasury building. about o'clock P. NJ on
the Goth day of January, 1865; and that,
while on his way through the hall he came
to his death by ball fired from pistol in
the hand of a woman said to be named
Mary Harris, said ball taking effect about
two inches to the left of the spine, in the
in the region of the fifth rib"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
CASH ASSETS,
1925, 9O2-97!
CANARY, 1862

The increased vGlue cfnedt1y nh commodities at
he present time, warrant and demand additional in.
suTance; and the Ph1nIX. by reason Of its annie
Cash Capital and large asset, offers he pubic The
combin ed advantages Of rs-c class commercial f.cE-
ties, with the ability to write heavy iinss on single
LII
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N.ER KEED.

Al Peoria, H.. December sth, 1864, by kew. A. j.
Barteis, Mr CHARLIE w. WHITED of Peoria, and
Miss SALIVA NJ. WILLIAMS of Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
cnacarn : moNnv soAP.

This celebrated EOiiet soap, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the choicest ma
terials mild and eSmeiIieni in its nature frH-
GRAVITY scented, and extremely b0neIiGIni
in its action upon the SKIN. Fer sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers. ly34
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

SALE OF THE NEwHALL HOUSE,. The Mil
waukee papers state that the Newhall House
in that city has been sold to Daniel Wells,
Jr., Professor S. S. Sherman and G. d. Nash
for 100000. They are gentlemen of
wealth, who intend to and are able to put
the hotel in first rate repair, and have it
kept in the best style.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

AMOUNT DUE ON FARM MORTGAGES The
GAINESVILLE Gazette, the editor of which is
doubtless veil informed on the subject.
states there is yet large amount due in
this State on railroad farm mortgages and
gives the following sums for the principal
counties; Dodge county owes $500, 900;
Washington, $3.50 900; Ozaukee, 1926, 900:
Fond du Lac, $50 900, Columbia, $500. 900;
Green Lake and Marquette $40, OO0 Sank,
$50, 0oo Junaou and Adams, s25 900; La
Cross, $4,000.
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New Advertisements.
Hist Of Letyeys

Ed EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office ~ No.
y q osha, State of Wisconsin. February o 1s6h
Bently John Howe Richard OBJ len VIM
Icy JACOB heth John Paub Joseph
~. sesS eugene HoweJas b Patterson Robert
C jackson mrs Al Reed mrs Rose
carney mos mira Ropce II n
Goo'y IMP Mean miss Mary Seymour L @
Demge John kingsley Whippe sconeld ]
Defarrls Geo McGlochu Mary Tappan Ralnb NJ
DAVIS miss Luz Madden Laughlin Waid Nelsoo
c'noa moffis mrs York Celia A
TIC obtain any of these letters the applicant mus
call for GdDertiSed letters give the date of ts liz
and psy one cent for advertising.
NJ. FRANK P
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BUSINESS WEALTH OF WISCONSIN. "A
New York mercantile agency publishes a
table containing an estimate of the number
Of business houses and their wealth in each
of the loyal States The aggregate number
OF business-houses in loyal States is estina-
ted at 1872, 925, with an aggregate wealth of
"a, 944 766, 900. The number of business
houses in Wisconsin is set down at $500,
with wealth of $53, rs, 900. Connecti-
cut has about the same number of business
houses but nearly double the wealth Mas
sachusetts has three times the number of
business houses, but has sixteen times the
amount of wealth. Rhode Island has less
than one half the number of business house
es, and has more than double the wealth.
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Losses Always Promptly Paid !

Resident agents ofMe IhGnir are authorized 10
issue and renew policies romptiy, and without refer
ence to the Company OF elsewhere; and are located
at al the cities towns aud principe places through
cut The United States. Branch Offices at Cincinnati
w., ana san francisco, California. Sm36
Il. G MERRILL, Agent, Genoshn
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rHG FARM MORTGAGE SALE AT BeRLlS.-
The sale Of property on railroad farm
mortgage passed off on the 1se inst with
out any of the apprehended disturbances.
The Courant of that place states that the
holder of the mortgage bid $843 foY the
property; the Inortgagor offered $3.50 and it
was struck off to him. Subsequently, he
forfeited his bid, the sale was re-operied and
the property struck off to the holder Of the
mortgage at his original bid, The Corant
adds:
The Governors proclamation was the
subject of considerable remark. Opinions
differed as to its necessity, but none doubt
ed its propriety Riots must be put down,
the laws enforced and the rights Of all pro
tected AS far as we heard any expression
from that source, the proclamation was
gratifying to the mortgagors. They &C
copied 1t as an earnest of the Governors de-
termination to execute the laws passed for
their relief as we'll as the DEGREES of courts
that will disposses them of their all They
will consequently look for his immediate ac
ton on the law to compel the railroads to
set apart portion Of their earnings to pay
up these mortgages. We hope their most
sanguine expectations will be realized
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09
The News.

The Peace Negotiations that were some
what promising, last week have finally
come to all end without amounting to any
thing very satisfactory farther than that
they have proved to the satisfaction of all,
that the rebels utterly refuse to treat or ne
gotiate. without the recognition of their in
dependence, as coalition precedent. This
Of course cannot be granted. Eveu the most
rabid peace man, such as Fernando Wood
and Sunset Cox, declare that the only course
left, is to whip them into subjection-to
! conquer peace.
President Lincoln has prepared message
to Congress OH the late Peace interview,
embracing the letter from jeff Davis, to Mr.
Lincoln to Blair, and other documents We
had hoped to give this message to our read
ers this week, but it has not been given to
Congress yet that body not being ready to
receive it. Washington special says tue
publication Of this message will dispel any
idea of a probable peace from this interview
Meantime, the war goes on. The army
Of Sherman is on the move, and signs of re-
newed life and activity begin to show them,
selves around Ric hmond. The voice of the
rebel leaders is still for war, and they will
get all they want fit in few weeks.
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Insure with the Phoenix.

Nome should neglect so important matter as Fir
lnsurance-and experien demonsti ates the fact
oa'y Companies who maintain firm rates and adher
10 conservative rules guarantee the genuine ar
ticle. SECURE THE BEST.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1865.
The President has returned. It is conf
IDENTIFY believed by the administration lead
ers that his trip has been to some extent a
success, and that peace is near at hand.
1t will be well to wait for news from
Richmond before accepting too literally the
assurances of our State Department, that
the late peace negotiations resulted in a
dead lock, at the outset, on the demand of
the rebel commissioners for separation
AMI recognition. 1t is rumored that the
President is preparing message to Con-
gress Oh the subject, and his being denied
to visitors yesterday and to day,
gives color to the statement, as does also
the fact of the close consulta ton Of Cabinet
officers at the White House this evening
Unless, however, some official statement
should appear on our side to. morrow, there
are many reasons for believing that the end
Of the peace negotiations is not yet aud
that peace itself may still prove not very
far distant
Administration leaders bold the peace ne
gotiations to have had highly successful
result i'll this : that they have shown au-
thoritively and concIusiyeIy the baseless
character Of the arguments Of the opposition
against our prosecution of the war, and
have obtained from the proper rebel sources
All authenticated. authorized statement that
they are fighting for independence and will
consent to nothing less This in itseifis a
great success. 1t is held by many that the
rebels are very likely to renew their nego
tiations and that their extravagant de
mands this time were but an attempt at
shrewd diplomacy. s.s'
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KENosHA COUNTY sonooL rrNn.

Luoilf, FAIRCHILD,
SAM. D. Hastings,
WINFIELD SMITH,
commissioners OF school 40 d University Lands.
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Sen. Wcaoe'S NeDe
Szi Gr6Hnuns Der Gair in pbiIdStIpEia.

General Neape prdlibtrte ktt GrGfnuns
Der erpsen 6atr tn 9bilabelpbta. Na4 sen
Observation-Disclosures ~Soreelttrn @benb trat
Gen. Weabe ppr unb belt eine @nlpra&e,
pslHer wtr Gpl9enots entne6msn:
QIs grGTOsnt bteler 6air balte i4 Is fit
angenehcn eint9e 8tnertunsen iber ben 3med
b~srieIben gu MAIDEN inb Sbnen gu 1asen, ma
rum Sic NIT teralt&er SYmputbie berIelbeu
Sbre S~btitnabme ;%urenben lollten.
gDtr ltnb Bier I'M cine bube unb betltee
pEiht 31 erfuIen, MIR mpQen 0elper erbeben
un ~ctejentsen unlerer SOlooten gu unter=
fiiben, weI4e ni6t fdbts lInb, fir li6 lelb1
Ia lorgtn. SD %bebauert, ni9t i3ett aebabi
iu babsn, sennue fatifilat Nutt3en gu iam'
tntln iiber Die game Nrmte. l1eber cine @b=
tbeiIuns Der elben, bic 9rtOmac<N rmee, bic
t9 bic @bre bate, 3tpei Sabre lang gu befebs
ii9tn, Tam Id 6enaueres mtttbeilen.
Na4 0fi;te0en 8ertGttn wurSen In bieitr
1rmee $4,000 Mann ~Strpunbet. Cine
srOee In3abl tritlben nur Isi9t, aber 25,=
OOO harfen MIR INNER anntbmen, bic unlerer
9ulfs bebIrfen. Dies 1T nur bic cine Nrmee,
bic lrar bte bdrt.f TEN @efe6te bate, aber bic
Satl p0dlt nD6 bebeutenb, rpenn mir bic an
tsrn Nrmeen bin3urthnen.
Seer fol- fir bieIe 2eute 1crs.n ? - man
tOtro ontrorten: bic Heeteruna unp if
CLAUDE eua, rag cit J2e9ierun9 lttner 3eit
bteie Safe in Die 6ano ntbmen ptrD. Mau
mab abtr teoanten, bag Die &ssierun9 nun
lanaIam rrr9e6eu fam, benn es e~rfcrDert eine
LANCE 3stt, um bic betrtftnben @elebe at ma
DER. Sn Der lsbten SeliOn res @uasrelea
pnroe cine 8eitllha1t autoriirt fGr ben
3ped Der l1ntsrtabuno.
Gsnerolanwalt bot befimmt, bae SO berlelben
iu8e9en fin mil len, UNI G4 gu ursaniiren.
Oreimal mar i9 1don In @a19tnetun sinl
3rtd tiner Organization, aber btraebens,
unb Der @cn9reb ptrO Elm ntueS Geltb bic
ierbalb srlafen r%nilItn. l1nterbe0tn Ieipen
absr bte rt8IadIi9en. Go mub Iosleid ct,
mas tnr Te eeibeben, uub oaS it's, tpas tptr
teute bon Sbnen forbern.
Dte Troufn haben bereits Elm 6aus etnoe,
n6tet tn Naees uno @rUpn Str. unb bob.n
so BIS 50 baIelbf unttreebra6t. mIlTen obrr
tdalt@ 20 abtpetItn. Oenten sic lid. go
bis 80 BON ben 5000 fnDem S6ub.
Der @tneraI nta9t BIER einen trarmen II.
crntm Wppel an baS 6er3 un6 bic 8Grle ber
Nn!ueIenpen unb Nnberer.
Natbtm bic Nfult eintse Nattonal> 5pm,
ren geIptslt, trat Sen. Nieaoe tpteber Dor rnb
ia9ts: Bir BADEN 3ptt auSge;ei9net. @dlte
inter u1s; ols t6 Die betben 5erren einlub,
i'nste Id Nas 8erfpvedtn 9eben, baB Fe nt6t
anFSsforOert psrben iolten, cine &e0e gu 6al-
tsn' (Sa4sn.) Sic la9en, eS lei ni6t in
1gFer @srObnbeit unb ltebe ntdt In ibrer
9faGt unD t4 bUfe, STE perben mein Ser
iprt9en gut MAIDEN,
Wonttral 6nrra9ut frat tterauf DUr unb
oartte tn tpentSen @Orten fur bic @tnlabuns,
Oeasral Grant trat Dor unb pernet9te f@,
kra& a6er mtAts.
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Qitcrnriihe Wnti1eit.

OrtebS ensltf@ beut DIES nnp
erelti9eS gBGrterbn@
1T in elmer nsuen Muflage I'M 8erla9 pOl1
S6Gfer & @urnpt in Ybilobelpbia erlhienen
uno nit einem nibliden Nnban9 ilber @u6s
pra9e, 81 1eiibung, Nmeritanismen &C. BON S.
6. Sebl16ldger otrI eben pOrcen. G6 lit bic
1es bas umfalenlte unp seoie9enlte g8erf bic
fer 8ran6e uno wer Gin 9utes 98Drterbu6
trauGt, ipite auf palielte iublrribiren. Ga
erlAeint in 80 Qteierungen a25 @ts.
Bon oStunben Der Nnba6t" 1T
unS gteferun9 26 uno q Der ~3peiten Nbtbet'
lung Su9e9an9en. OteIe5 bcfannte nno IN
eeniRen &reilen bC6aeldGbte g9erf 1T onrf,
&. &obler, Nr. 202 glcro @ierte StraBe in
Y6ilanelpbia nno in 9iew yorf bur9 W.
Stable, CIR. $50 @earlitr. gu be3ie6en.
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Der 9anOel it bier 9~e9enwartts ntdt iebr
lebbaft, UbeleiG INNER mod Stele Trains fur
bic @Olpssgenpen ausee' Gitst perpen.
Mebl foltet 81, in Saden SO, @et3en So.
so, @erlte %palelbe, 9aftr So, &artcfeln unp
pTrli4e 81 per 9u1bel, Sped so bis 60 Gts.,
3uder 65 Bio rs @tS. unO Butter so = IS
GtS.
EY-- @stnrt9 8Gkel, Der pe9en 9Gptz
une pss Or. Warnede in Wtlwartee beg WlCrs
oeS I'M erlten @rabe 1Gulot9 befunoen unO
barauf su lebeaSlan9lt@er Ginlperran9 pernr<
l6eilt ipurbe, 1T mad benz unter per DIRECTION
otS 9rn. 9etnri9 Gproier ltebtnpen Staats=
esfansniB su @aupuu aebrndt mproen.
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SOB 6 m it,,
(mpmtfrmr)
@

SO wirt biermit ben geIebli6en un6 qlalitiirten Wa9>
Tern in ben betreffen6en gearbS Der Stabt Baltimore Roz
tiJ seSeben, ba6 cine gBabl an ben peri6ietenen Stimnl=
plGtsu Der reip. BarbS am 0ienftaa, ben 7. 11J im
Nroeuber 1855 a~bse6aten mirS, nGmli@
On Der l., q, g., A., s., 6. uno Z. Warb fir ein
NtitSIitb teS @UnSreiies fir hen 3weiteu &cusreBtiittitt,
tbeilptiie ~befe6enb aus cbisen WartS, nm bic BIRD bic
&eiisnaticu bes a&tb. 6. $. gBebfter entitautene @a
Gang au fiGen; f.rner in Der 49,, IA, To-, TO-, II. uns
Is. GGarb fir bic Dabt eine5 GtcatszS ~enatprS, nm tie
SacanS gu fiuen all g teGe bcS G9t6. @esrse 6. 0tanns
Der ebenfa18 r%etsnirt BAT.
limb in jeber Der reipectisen 8ar(s Der @tabt gsltiz
more fir bic Wabl eines
GIcrfS Der Siicuit ;uurt Fir sic 9taSt SSnltimurc,
Sberiff fir Sie StAbt Baltimore,
Snrpepor
Bic etinmtlR;n Wcreen am 6eiagten Gage bon 8 llbr
SoruI. bio 5 n9r NatnI., ME bonn @eiete befinlmt III,
often iein. SAP s. 4Gnsfer,
lottl7-7npo Sberiff Der Gtabt Salt,nlpre.
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Ameritanii6e &a6ri6ten

Penniblbamism. Die srOss CUR Inter,
ltlBItn9 Der Splpaten uno Ntatrolen Seran,
l~faltete NtislteIluna purot Mtontaa Mbsnb fet.
.rli6 III Der 4captmy II Wiult trGfnet. Das
5nnert oes @sbdurtS mar lG0u 9el6miidt.
Gtne unstbrhre Wsnlhenmenae batte i6 etn-
eefuncen, Die @enerdle Grant, Meaoe unb
Admiral 6arra9ut paret anipelenp.
@en. Wfeabe btelt cine Nepe, In Der er Sc.
perl'tarri e%rntabnte, NIT eruBmit6ieem 5er3eu
nn0 rret9tsptsen 9anben fur bas gDctl Der
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N1Otis fir Ear; ,btsr.

Appedl &dr GpGrt, Sta6thaae,
Baltimore, Is. Dit. 1865.
aStti TT tter6.t %seseten, tdB etne site aa,r neuen
Vebnust une Uerte1erunser, bic r1trenb eieien Satres ee
na6t trursen, NIB ale Eager BON Gltern, gleu5eln unb ion.
ittsem 0tstntbnrn, bic tinnerbalb Ter Staetsrenje) ftuer
pFt6tts unS BITS ittt ns6 ntdt tarirt pdren, iebph ais ifeuer-
bar lur eds Sabr 1866 etneefbrtsbsn itnb, IN biefer Office
9purt ptrb fUr etnen 2eitraum BON so Sastn BPM 1. Hpp.
b. S. ab IN Stsun8 fem, I'M dat 8lasen unb Nngdben bon
alen bst9etltsten YerfOnen a~njub6ren unb Su tnt16etsen. bic
Sstbrtreen ~ tubren bdten. stsen be SddSuneen Der Af.
leteren. SOlde yeeripnen ftne sarum GufSefcrsert Mpplts
tsdttr bon ieter Ienberuns ibrer StsuerGniise aus5eI6G fen
itnb unS bic Abi6asuns in ben SteuerSIter wirb am erfen
Ytentd8 i'm Wtdri 1866 ais entftettenb bstradtet, UNI bic
Bats ju btlstn. an ele bic Steuefu fur tas tOmmente 5atr
auS9eihldsen un6 ertp5tn werten. gerirnen. bic in ti9
Staet 3ieben une tbre tduernre WUbnuns aufIblaeer, ner.
ben benahrt4ttet, tB ods re es bel Strafe rerlanst, i6r
ftsutr6ares ~ei0sntRum auf Ger ppedl Gar @Ourt ~an3uSeisen
SdS 9 m
Sep so g prhpn,
(l4rtZ2EZnlml lHieI1pIp r.
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j liz UoNtruktOrCn.
subdften!sef aee Der Der. st. arn,ee.

SnbIftenssCTTce Der Der. ct. Slrnee.
Np. s 6. Cop Strdee,
9alttmsrt, Wt, 26. SIT. 1896.
Strtteelte An9ebate Tn Dupitedt perbsn In hteIsr Office
entseeeneenpmmrn bis gum 81. October NRtttaaS IL lttr UNI
BEN Ser. Staateu Subi;aens -Departemcnt G~bIulisfam tn
Baltimore, Ttb, su ltslern
&dttpffeln,
tn euten adrfen 8d1trn utrpadt uno III fOt&cn Seiten uns
IN iDlhen Quantttdten su lttf,rn, ais fir etnen NlpEat spm
/. NpSbr. 1865 an. n6tbls Frb.
Dte Nn6ebrte muHen anf SOrmularen getheeer, bic tn
ettttr Once o. tet0rnitn is unS mug tin @erttftdt BEN
anStbSte ~btteefn9t lem rd5 Son Brtt teranipprtlt6en par.
Gspb Der Anjct8e am Rovft ~aasrbtfet babtn UNI mue fpe.
etti@ tttn tn uebtrttnfttmmuns NIT sGen tbrsn y .btne-
un9en.
Bic &esieruus bsbdlt Ft has Re6t Dor, al. Ub.r trs.nS
metIen.
SIN Gdut ether RtdttrfaGuns Settens teS Gpntraetsrs.
ttbait f6 bls Commencement has 9it&t Spr, dnssrSpo 81
fGufen, tint ben Wian9tl Iu ~ereanjen, trttm Is ben SpJten.
netrftu6 IStr ten GSntraetprets Der Vartet, ~slSe TIRE
Ablteferun9 ~ rtdben %untetldbt dnre6net.
Sabluns ptrS mad eteftruns tn isl9en 5Un6s esrna6t ais
Srbanben fnl.
Seize perlun sber ieSts RttsIs.S elmer 5trnta, bic elm
Sneebut ma6t, mus tiuen y. StErtues %b:tfisen, rtrn en
older ntat bsrstts In Sttisr Sf.iee %rsslartrt u;
(0i26-31) BreS. Brig. Gen. u. 6. 9. Il. g. u.
SnbTftens=CfTce Der Der. st. Slrmee.
RS.s 9. @as1r.
Baltimore, ben 26. Ottbr. 1865. &
perfestIte Aussbpts, TN DupItfnt, Werbtn auf Ot.fsr Of.
nee bis " tttWU d, ben 81. Setb. b. s, Wltttdss IL lbr
entsenOnmtn, nm bas Der. Ct, SabFHsrj Drfartsment in
Baltimore, Wtb.. tu berttben NIT
so SOnnen gut fdutIlhem !0eu, in Vdlleli.
abIuIit fern am Baltimore Il Obts @ttnbdtn Depot, rber al
Water'S gDtarf tn Gaittnsre, ylb, tnntrbaIb (6) e6s hagen
hes 8uf9IaSs
Das Sta plrh elmer Senautn S~nfpeetIpn unttrwprlen rtr.
ben Sttens has @cuSernemtnts, che Is Gn9en cntmen ntrs
Sort@lGs. mullen Auf Gsrntularen fetn, BITE IN steter OlIee
~ brtsmmen 0hb.
Mnsebste Bon parteien. bic frlbtr TIRE GSdttattf eebrs'
den, ptrten nidt beru61Gttet.
Gin Glib Der Ereue Der &er. Sidaten Ne9terun8 Suer
Yarteten, bic Mnsebsie ttnFhifen, utrS perlanSt, penn fol-
DEE ntdt beret is 1T btefer Office btnterls8t TT.
Sdbluuaen werbeu tn fslhen S5nbS atlethet, Hte ee Sef.
Staten tie tie ern.
~Rusebute mullen Proposals for Forage" ss,si6ret unh az
ben unterjet1neten abhreltrt fetn.
Sas SOaSernement bebalt ib has stsb. aor IL ete
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Baltimore, 10. Oft. 1865.
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Etaot.@ pmni66rs Office,

Baltimore, q OF, 1863.
Der Stabt- Is rmmiHdr BAT etne i6rtftlthe Nppltfdtipn err
taIten BON otrI9iebenen BeTbern, biren @t8'ntturt an tie
Z II m berIanb 4 r. erenit unb frcnttrt, int19fn pennr
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