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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-11
NeW YORK MARKET.

Nsv YosK July 10.
Cntton-Qsiet but firm at SOC for middline
flour-l0 TO i5c better at S0S6 20 fr Extra State
1906 50 for Extra X. o and 0s675 s5 for trade
brands. market closing hrm with s,Iers At the in
side price.
Wheat-3 to Sc better with fair export demand Mt 81
al - for oh ice Spring; 3ias1 % forA C NIB sB0
81 for amber Nil sc 50 for Winter Ri -ssern
TO 90 for Amber Mich, latter price for cs,aee is
q s7lS fr White Mich.
Rye-onet and very firm; Western qnatei At ecc
Bsrley-Qniet.
corn-l TO &c better a, 75s7sc for up.ound; soas2s
for SOUND mixed Western
Oas-In limited request &c for State and sc fos
Westerd
Rice-DulI
CoGee-puil
surn-steAdy. Sales Of Cuba and Muscovsdo q, lis
"a &c, and l6c for Porto Rico
Msfassee--vtry quiet.
Pstroeum-Quief ~ Satzc for Crude: 6aA53izc To-
Refined in Bend. and 72975izc for do Free
Pork-Fismer with fair demsud At rs 2s0e7 2s fol
mes closing At p 25a27 Is cash; % Tsez4 rs 70,
iSes4 DO. - 7sGis 60 TO- primc and 20 502i 90 4,
prime mees Aiso 100 bills nav mess for Julx s.l,
er,s and buyers option, At rs soAE Is
Be~f-Qyfet and frm n 10 90 ala 90 far Main me-.
and II 0o4n1s % for extra mess
Beef Hsms-Qaiet
Out heass-ss- ady at l20IAc for sAonldrr., and Isa
2lc for hams
Bacon -Qniat
Lid rirner at 16,<2aoI<e.
buiter-Qufet AZ 2os1z-c Tor ohio and ENsse fts
State. So
che-se-sieady At leolsJ1c for common to prin.
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OmY@A Company has been prospecting
and boring for Petroleum near Des Moine,
for some time. The Register SAYS -:
Work has been resumed at the oil wellin Camn
ana II Will be continued until oil shall have beer
developed, or the enterprise finally abandoned II
tnat particular location. The deeper the earth /,
penetrated the stronger is the faith Of those who
are best acquainted with the strata which usuall,
overlie petroleum"
Our readers must not confound this epter
prise with that of the untiring and oozy Dobbs
His operations, we take it, are an oleaginon,
humbug, but the '.boring referred to is II
gitimate, and We hope may be successful II
striking oceans of oil
The boring at Pennington still goes on. bn,
the Chicago papers alone have struck Gle +,
The Pennington people havn't discovered h
yet, but they hope to-
ATTENTION RoIiA.-Rolla Fire Co. No b
will have its regular monthly meeting TIL,
evening, July 18th, Every member is No
quested to attend, as important business is i,
hand. r. HryrEn, President
CHAs. SHrLz, Sec>y.
To the Lodges Of l. o. O. f.. of KeoS,.k
Iosca, Canton. No., and Carthage, IR.
As the bereaved wife OF J. S. Clark. de
ceased, hereby, with grateful heart, expires
my many thanks for the unbounded kindness
shown me and my infant babe in depositin,
the remains of my beloved one in the era &c
For which benevolence and care, my hear
shall ever be grateful in remembrance and h,
prayer shall ascend for your prosperity ant
happiness. CHRISTINA Clark.
Keokuk, Iowa, July 10th.
ALL THAr's BRlGHT MUsr FApE.-Js po
applicable to o fine set of teeth brushed With
Fragrant SozopoNT. Its protective, presersa
tive and identifying properties will preserve
- ynisencss, scsadness and natural polish Of
sound It Will arost decay, and remove from he
breath the faint which decomposition pen s.,s
sse& (datjs-tA sat tss6
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A late number of the ST. James Magazine
has the following:
s'1ilesius declares his belief that the man.
moth skeletons still left in Northern Russia
exceed in number all the elephants now exist
ing upon the globe. Doubtless the process
of mammoth extinction was very gradual, and
extended over an enormous space of time.
The circumstances is indicated by the varying
condition to which the tusks and teeth are
found. Whereas the gelatine, or soft animal
matter, of many specimens remains, impair
ting one of the characteristics necessary to
the being of ivory, other specimens have lost
this material. and mineral substances, infiltra
ting having taken its place. The germ tur-
quoise is pretty generally conceded to be
nothing else than the fossilized tooth of
some extinct animal-probably the mann
moth.
Curiosity of speculation prompts the mind
to imagine to itself the time when the last of
these gigantic animals succumbed to Influences
that were finally destined to sweep them all
from the earth. Had men come upon the
scene when they roamed their native wilds
Were those wilds the same as now as to eli
mate and vegetable growths? Testimony is
mute. Time silently unveils the sepulchred
remains, leaving fancy to expatiate as she
will on a topic wholly beyond the scope OF
mortal intelligence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-11

PrRsoSAL.-Were pleased to meet yester-
day our friend II. S. Howell, ESQ.,, who re-
turns to his home and professional duties after
an absence East of several weeks. He is
looking well.
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p9- The Des Moines Peoiste,. contains n

h1- The Dies MONIES Reqisfer contains The
Grafton of F. W. PALMER. editor of the paper
delivered at Clinton on the Fourth. The al
dress is an able and eloquent one. The Req.
asfef thus greets the GATE in its new garb
"The Keokuk GATE Cry, of the Ist instant
comes = US in new dress. Its mechanical an
pearancc is splendid; hut its Typographical
changes have brought no change in the tone and
character of its subject matter In this latter re
spect IT never needed change. 1t was nlway.
right, and Right il immortal II has all along
vindieated with fearessness and ability the great
principles which lie at the foundation of free gov
eminent and IN IT'S new garb ii VIII go on ii.
way rejoicing, worthy executing its mission il
radical patriotism"
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HR Hain't seen anything handsomer in our
experience than the array of juveniles gath
cred in the Atheneum, yesterday afternoon.
They sang splendidly too, making the Hall
vocal with lively music, and their vim and
earnestness and attention gave promise of still
better things with practice
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~ II our good reAden, who share with
this locality the infection Of . pleasant show
er, disagreeably protracted, we're not amiable,
they would grumble. They would say that
Iowa is peculiar country and guilty Of peca-
iarly unpleasant things; that whether it rains
or is drouth, or is hot Or cold, it hasn't any
moderation about it, but does it with such
glorious intensity as to be decidedly interest
ing when it isn't grievous. Bst being anna
BILE, and knowing that Iowa is really an ad
mirable State after all-vith fair ladies, pref
ty babies, large Union majorities, and pros
pective oil wells-our readers will leave grum
bling to Sophronia, with whom it is chronic
Even the last three days, cold and wet as
they have been, marring fair skies and the
most lovely Of moonlight nights, will not
chase sunshine from their hearts and homes.
True, we have been transformed, per force,
into umbrella carriers, and into the character,
or habits rather, of the aquatic fowl indicated
by the impossible Mrs. Corney in "Oliver
Twist" when, yielding to the matrimonial inn
portunties of the unctuous and amatory
Bundle, and in response to his anxious inter
rogatory, s'when is it to come off p she
ssthrew her arms round Mr. BUNDLES neck,
and said, it might be as soon as ever he
pleased, and that he was a irresistible duck -
But we carry our umbrellas and bide, with
what grace we may, the "clearing mp time.
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"Oaaayd. right onpar,f,
TH'sl fhf I0Fltg y UrafA,
fS,,,fs re ~. H,.,}y.,y

fu.fc The NJ Hundred.
Butlarger. by hundreds multiplied into millions
than the doomed band who rode to swift destrue
ton in Tcnnyson's poem. j. the great ca,acade oil
unhappy men who are Rushing to aniimelv graves,
followed by the gauni spectre DfsptrsiA. Thi.
is all wrong. and should cease. There is no neces-
sit1 for it, PLANTATION BiTTERs. the great
Stomaehie Pain Killer, cures Dyspepsia. Heart
burn. Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness. and all symp-
toms of kindred character n if by magic H,
who has no excuse for illness, is indeed guilty, il
he continues to suffer. PLANTATION BIrTKRs may
be had everywhere They are cheap, reliabl.
and sure.
Boy, Thy. AM BE CrREp.
iuly1 tn hu-.at
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I wv HTH "OMey maKROt.
By Telegraph Nsv YcaT July 10
1 Money-Stesdy at 485 per cent for call loans
Startling Exchange-stesdy at l0s3ssi % for sold-
first clas. bills.
sn,d-sh.is arHier opening At Iss1l, dscIfnIns Il
1917, and clos ng ut l Of
Government Sfock~-Ptrm.
30 Coupons 1851
BIO Coupons thew is<ue) 1857
stoeks-DuiI.
ca o9A. @ G 1891; CARI 1887 hAPDc 20
Toi Wat IS; II Wayne ss1< h il a. can Y
iG scrip 1885, - yr Cert esl Pac Mail 800
" sa4 Erie 7ss4: C B 1 Q io7: Hudson Ilost. Har
lem q headng ss1S: N Z lue Ms t5l< Toledo Io1
Cert 2614; Quicksilver co.,
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HA-Our readers must take miscellany for
local items for the nonce. They don't
flourish well under the shade of an umbrella.
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A-Capt WILLIS has received orders to
sell the old barracks which were used for the
soldiers quartered here during the last two or
three years. To be sold at Auction next
Monday.
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Lowry of the Literary Depot, hands us
Mrs. Grundy, Harper and Frank Leslie. Go
to him for these popular journals.
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ANNALS OF IowA-We have received the
July number. Its contents are: Sketches OF
the Sac and Fox Indians and the Early Settle
ment of Wapello County Henry Rowe
Schoolcraft; Iowa Territorial Legislature
James L. Langworthy Delaware County
Patriotism of Iowa; The Name of Illinois
Early Settlers Association of Dubuque Conn
ty; Editorial Notes. The Annals should
have a large Iowa subscription list.
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w Evidently had good time at DE

NS I1FIuVIItIF HHu Il gOOU ume At Ties
Moines on the Fourth. Dixon says of it:
For numbers and enthusiasm the celebration AT
the Capital was the greatest gathering ever sem
in the State. After betting section of the Rocky
Mountains (which didn't own, that the eeie-
bration would not come off. we take Plea sure in
stating at the earliest opportunity that we lest the
bet. and are ready to pay il, soon Us We get the
consent of the owner Of the property
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MUs1cAL.-The lovers of music and the
opera win be delighted with the appearance
at the Atheneum, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings, Of CAMPBELL & CASTLE
English Opera Troupe. They are names wei
known in the operate world, but we defer
praise until we 81 have been and can sneak
that we do know.
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,finaatial alsS Gsunlertid.


.ssss3N eoR1Bo1nA 9uBsDAro. .enS
BuaAn-Advancing; Cuba and Porto Nee, fair, le1<c
prime 1b1<DI0c; cloise, 101<Dlfe; Nov Yek o, 1ec;
Nsw York, 4, 70G crushed Ard powdered N1<c.
MoLAssns-sugsr House, S0ol %; Golden byrupl Is
81 60-9orghum, 5009ec.
Ooyym-37 70 SO.
Elcr-111<D111<c
eopA--Amsrican b <c; English exc.
eoAP-Pain, sDl0c; German, lo121Sc; 81. Louia
T.As-Youns Tyson, q soe2 90; Inpsrisl. q 10 -
a. OO Black, a 90 70 81 80. rs So
CANpLnp-Star, &c; Summer Pressed, l0c.
TosAcco-Daik Sweet, Is to 90c; Medium Brands ! 00
q &c; Gold and Natural Leaf q - 10 q Is; Navy
NAns-Best Brands 1t 50 90 rates.
0LAss-sx10 City 90, rates.
OoRpAoH-2A to 25c.
DRIED APpLss-Choice o140l0zc = D.
DRIED CuRRANfs-20c.
RAInss-Nsw Il 2. IS 50; Laysr$s IS
6ALf-3 6OD3 IS.
PAM SfAlcH-l0 to 11c
WOODEN WARa-2 Hoop Pals, 50 so; hoop do. a. 90
No Tubs SIS co. No2 do Is 80; No do. - co. Nests
YsH-Eo. MAcksrsl, seas S11 oe for nsw.
HI bbis. No. White Fish, - so new.
OIL 81 5561 IS; Fish OIL 81 eo01 10; Meats Foot Oil
81 C09l IS.
cakIs Now W. r. and Hamburg ls0zee and scAscs
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MEDTcAL.-We call attention to the card of
Drs. Sanford and Curtis. 1t were work of
supererogation to commend DIR. Sanford to
our readers. His skill in his profession has
secured for him practice and reputation
that make praise superfuous DIR. Curtis is
graduate of the Medical University of New
ork, and long practice in Chicago and East
ern cities has given him high degree of ex-
celence and eminence as physician and SIR
geon. He was for several years Principal 81
the Northwestern In6rmary at Chicago, an
institution largely recipient of public favor.
The firm will receive the patronage it merits.
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R~ There is not now, nor has there been
within two years past dead advertisement
IN the columns of the GATE. CRY, unless by
an oversight or mistake in the date, some
small notice might have run longer than the
time paid for. We could have doubled the
quantity of advertising if we had been inclined
tofill the space. with gift enterprise and pat
ent medicine advertisements, which have he
come obnoxious to ninetenths of the public
Our business community seem to appreciate
this fact, and have advertised literally and.
we hope, successfully.
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City News

nA-The ssFather of Waters has increased
to large proportions by the recent rains.
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DIED:

Monday evening. July 'oth youngest daughter OF
Mr.. CHARLES SEIrR 7. AGED 10 months and 20 days.
The funeral will tske place this day 1lth inst) at (
NJ from he residence on Exch 4nge between Seventh
and Eighth streets. Friends invited to attend.
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SnEhlFt6 6AhM S@sS%t - {
NJ SSAxr Or Iowa, LIE CouNrr-fsR 4
nSiadke 9es1 spestl& = me directed, tsus1
~ IN ~, - teAinst August Krandelt sn4 9th
en-, (aB6 AkAinst John Thursr, havf lev
led upon win sa to The highest bidder, 1t the front
aDdr of tho C1ssks 0nns 81 ths ptstrt Court q Lee
eoaneg, lsaes = xssk1k y - esunty, an tnd 18th
day Of July a hetWeo The hours Of o'clock A.
n and 4ocock n n commencing 1t O'Clock P. NJ of
said day the following property tvit The ha -
ssse4sQlf1 4otp q bsock 49, ~ Z -
Iowa.
= stssaa " osdsf Of ossrs. - eaAlls 80 asof
a1sa1luk. Jaus q, 1sGs. IeRA1ksANn9fQN ~
Pv1s1ee 1es0 al I1asl asassG e lee Co. lovs
&t90FS N00osh NktM aseS eooa4tls
- ~ 3lle a.Es.l u zsysaa - -
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Tor SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwell
EOR SALE-A frame dwelling, with

or rooms, ciscrn cellar, lot so ~ 100 feet
ated on the corner Of I'd ana Ex change streets good
chaDcs for some steambout man, who place near
ths river Title good sale Price 81 SEQ Enquire
OF Ifeb26l HE. TEN-EYCK
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bon 8oitpn, 1T ge1tern ~9tddmitta9 bier angetonr7
men un6 mel6et, 6ab er bic en9liide Sarte @gans
pie, inter 8efebl beS @apt. SOpf, getrDtTe1 BABE.
Die Gban1pte fOntmt rDn 8elfait, Sreldllo, l1n0
lplte nad SEEM 4oint 9e6ert, liegt ober jeBt Dor
Qlnfer, ba bas SdiffSnDlt oil fritbreriIG geporben
lit. Gopt. SpDf fam ai1f Dem NppOlb, Inn Sllfe
linb weitere 0fatbldld9e gu e%rluigen.
8etnabe erfti Oft. - g6rgeitern MDrgen
brad in Dem &pllbauie Der 0ir8. Stere1s, gtrD.
% gtorD @dpitr. SeIer ans, ippbet ett SpItgdtlger,
Nanel8 MfCore, tpelGer IN einen 3inlnler lag
nnb Idltef, beirabe erltldt ipdre. Oie Slamnlert
ipurDen burd bic Wiit9lteber be8 Seuer Departe<
l1ertS gel6f6t unO Der Gerlult beiduft ftb ituge<
fdbr arf $500. 018 6eler e~lltltatlp pur9 3nz
fall.
~ 6.-Serra q. Dprgutb ierSirt 6ehte atenb
eineu iupsr6en Sund, inOem er ieiu Sotel ~Uertluft BAT II.
bente ben 8e6rnuS feierf. Au9 fineet Del tie1er @eleeeuz
bcit tie Iu8lpieup9 ber fruber bereits ausSeftelten 1iis
niatur= 6etuug fat. ~ -fa-a a,iaa 's
~ &ieLe 6interFrdnIDeif n Fomntsn pDn GrFGls
tunacn Der. $50 auG imner Der Sib Der Sranf6eit Alt
Iein I9eint, igre @ntfte6uns fam entwe6er BON @~rtdltang
oter 5uritd3 ei6Gagenen G6weiSe berseleitst werten.
9rGmpfe unb Qursentrant6eiten tcrim II bret BON ST.
fdltunSen Der turb @Ifdltungen ftHb bic 8orboten ser
SGlfte Der &ranfbeiteu bes uenI9li6en @etblsdtS. Sic
ehtite6en burG bas 3uriidtreten Der &usoiinftuugen. uno
Ia flint 49tel Der AlsoiRtun9en turG tie PCren ee6en,
10 e%ntfeben, wenu lie el6en sei6lphen itnb, &ranf6eiten
DiGu bite f6 ba6-r Opr @rtdlt4nsen unb Sniten, bic
Scrldufer bon &rdhf6eiten; tpeun man itb Ielbe aber benz
rod ~kuSejpSen bat. 70 se6rau4e man ,re9tjeiti9 Niatame
q %ctter'S Seltz9aIiaut. ~ 4~@8 9G
gu %Se,taufen bel alien 9rusiften fit 25 Gents uub so
@eatS lie GIa9e. ~ ~a (gaoo. 21-26)
i gfieberfaee 0 &mnff>StEtiEetu,
tte nnb Depot fir -. .s..
Seine uro 9~epdbltea l~ltbpgrapb. &untperfe,
stnte . ans tn 6etsss
Ge(Irnss MmS NfeiIcrs Spicge,
% mos 9cfas MnS 2lrmszifde,
@t --..- a.T feline pevgolSete yiabmem
uub due MrtifeL Bic su einem @tG5l Hsn!:aterte @Iade &C.
b6ren. Neiue ginri6tung CUR Mnfertisan8 pbtsss @e8Hee
adube lest mid in BEN Stnn6, uftnen @Ennern bsfpnber
8prtpstle ju e~etrdbren. 4l. i
Bere6nnneen tmr Dttas Artitil, iESte fIr @Ias-piatten
lnr Stpres uni gDUbnbdIsr merben ~6eltCfert. a
Cine @eIndlhe. 8alerte TT NIT benz StDrc oerbunben.
@ #ta sores Srperr
(31nti id) fa O6 gB. BditimDrefr
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures 8Onb.-@. 6.
MaunD, esq.,, Staat8anipalt. = Srt ~geltri9en
Sermin murbell foI9eube Sale perbarbelt !Se1ts
10 Qieber. an9efldgt, cine ubr I'M QSert6e bon $12
BON g. 6. g. @fbarbt getp9len 5t baben u1lp
Sanna6 Carroll, beS 0tebita9t8 ei1tc8 Wtalltel8 I'M
gSert6e BON SIG beIdyulot9t, pltreeu belpe 1dnlz
bia b~efun0et1 ltllb erpartet III Der Sail tbr urs
tbeil. Sulia 9fepel, an9efla8t, 9r11. Spb1t DC
Sntni6, ben Gt9entbiinler bon Soiparp SDrle I'm
8lanfet8 I'M g8ertbe BON 1920 betp9len 5t ba6ell,
Ippie 0largaret Gepel, angefla8t, DteIe @cge1.
ltdube III @nlpfa19 9enomnlelt 81 babe1, befarul.
ten itd beibe l6ul6ig NIB eripartet lbr urtbetl,-
Die folgenbe1t YerlOne1 ipltrDen pOr9efltbrt ltrlr
plaipirten niht idulbig: Sobt 3. Battell, or1ge,
flaat, ben Nut. 3. Srppf8 I'M $40 beItpble1 III
ba6en; gliiabetb 8roWlt, ~9legerin, be8 OiebItabf8
BON 35 0arp8 Wil8lit be Same BON q. SlllSba>
der an9efla9t.- d,
@barles Sppun1utb mnr6e alf fplgenbe Anflas
0et prDSellirt: y 0te6l t06l euner Stite nit 60
Yaar Sfu6el1 I'M @ert6e prn $105 @igentbltn
81. DC. &rppf, 6efannte it9 l6ulbig; p 0iebltabl
elmer SiIte NIT Sdube1 I'M 9Sertbe BON $50 BON
Sedt & YebeI; 81 SiebItabl bon 68 Yarp8 &erier
i'm @ertbe BON $52 BON Surlt II. So. rlD A
Oiebitabl Don Is Darb8 Carpet Dpu s. g6. Sen.
nett rnp 60. Die lestere 9lufla9e lplrDe fallen
9%elaIlen nnb Der @eTau9ete nadl Der Sail ab9cs
fiibrt, I'M Ietn urtbell ~ab6rparteu. Gerta9t Bis
bette (OpnnerftaN Otprgen.
Ser. ct. 9tFritt9ert9t. = Sberridtel
@6uie ltup Off @0ttdter @ile8.
Sobn q. Sadlon 9e9en Die 9~tprtbern Central.
8abue@Omp. 8ereit8 beridtet. llFt9eil 5u SIM.
fen beS Sliger8 fir $261O.-9ie Ser. Staa.
ten gcgen Die S6aluppe &rain q. 8rnnpp. AFs
peaaticn ab9epiee1 mn DdS 8etret pc8 Se5irf8z
9eridtS beltitigt.- Die Ser. Staate1 gegel bel
S9ppuer 6albiOu; 9lppellatipn ab9erpielen unb
0efret De8 8eSirfs@G eridtS b%eltdti9t. 9p9n s..
9owarb, be8 6pdrerrat98 art9etIa9t, CAB Sir8s
ldaft I'M Mert6e Don $4,000.
t40ie 4jettt Sltrp murbe e%ntlaIIe1 1u6 Der Sc
ridt8bOf perta9te 1i4 bis beute Wtprger.
Superipre Con rt,- GpGep gegen @pr>
tbiu9tor ulp urlgete9rt. 9idt b~eellbigt. 2lliig.
fir beutc $50. 412-451.
@tGbtifde8 8e5irfs9eri9t.- @m
$. 9lppb ge9cn gSnt. Seferptb, Sobn Ma9ner II.
u. = Antrag, 5mei Sdnfbriefe iiter @ruHpititde
all 8Olfe nabe &9arueS1tr 81 allnulireu.
Gliiabet9 Sidin9er gegel SoRn 6idin9er. Irl~
trag auf S6eipun8 BON Gid, ulO Sett u1b auf
einen GinbaltSbefe6l. SujulctiOu purbe bepilz
li9t, tpelde Den &erfla9tei, ell 9eipliicS Gi0er@
tbunr al SdrDperitr. 81 reafolfei.
Siabe0a 9eimann 9egen Siauf 9eitlatt; GU
rab s. Sifer8 ge9en Spbu Giders. @bei6eiz
bm9Spefrete pltrpen b~epiQigt.
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Mus @ennfrlpanle,r.

Yptt8bil1e, 81. NObbr. SeuatOr Sobr
Sherman rno bic Serrer OaotS @ea8 BON Seen
0prf unb Stepben Golmell bon Yennitlpallien
Nepenue@G omniildr Der Ser. Ct, melde seferr
Wtorget Ybilaoelpbia rerlieBen, nm llilter Den
@nlpicien Der &eabir9 rtlb 2ebaltc1 &allep GiIer1'
babn @pnlp. Die nlittlere Sel@9fe9ion BON SCENT
l"plpanien gu inter ilder, farlet 9elterlt Abeno II
Se9leitl119 elmer AnSabl berporra9enoer Serrer
BON @1ilabelp9ia, Seem 0Orf nno Spitplt II
Olpunt Carbon al. @Re fte Ybtlaoelpbla perlte
zen, murbel ~pieielben 5n ben &ertten Der Gea'
Sin0 Giieutabn am 0elatpare 81 9tidmUnb te9lei
tet, H~tporarf iie nad Ybpeuirpille 9ebradt murbcn.
Son bort ging bic Yartie iiber 9}eaoin9 mad
Wfount Carbon, mp bieIelbe teinl 0ulfelmeroel
antam unb I'M Nianfion Solie a%bltie9en. Gn
nd61en Otorsen belidte Die Gpmirilion pie Wta
banop 9tesiOn unO pirb morgell tritb NIT Der ge
biab Sadep @iienbabn ua6 Otaud Gbrrt Uni
BON bort na6 8etblebem fabrert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
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Stem OrGean8 81. Nppbr. -3peifel6aft,
@eriiGte, Daft 8a0oab burd bic 2iberalen tela9ert
moroeu iei, Iinb bier eiugctrOffen.
g8 pirb ferner beridtet, bab Der frar5Sfildt
9hmiral bon Sen. Beitel bic IuSliefernilg bel
Don ben 2iBeralen erbeuteten Sclapeu nerlat9t
babe, mas ner>reigert tpOrben iei. NlS @rult
pafitr, bab Die 9iterulet 10 pIDbli6 Dor Mutantps
ra8 peritwanben, pirb an9e9ebet, baB cine Ql6s
%tbeilutg St'perialilten beorbert par, i9nen i'll Der
Niifel1 81 fal1en.
Sen. SANDY bat Die bieitge Stride Der Uiet9.
.GpiSc. Stride be8 SiDel8 mieoer SuriifBe9eber1.
Die Metb. Gcnferens bat Seidlitlie 5ur Silpunl
unb @rsiebul1d Der Neoer aefa6t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
x3eraubnna Der aBittme res Generals sSaSs'
nprtb.

@p6efer, 20. glOp. 0uS eleSante 9aros
6auS Der perpitttpeten Sral @eleralin @asiport0
in @enelo wurbe AM Dortgen 8reitag bon @inbre>
bern beilt1elndt. Die 0iebe benrbterl cine Dor
benz Saus 9cIegere idpere Setter, nm ourd elneS
Der Tenler Geiu5ynteigen. Gle bran9en in inebrere
3imHmer ulb ais ie in Die Speiiefamrler 9erles
then, IieBen Ie 1iG bic bort befinoli9en Gr!rliann>
oen Idnledeu. @uS Der 9ale ftablel tie etneil
3anren> 9rbeitsbeutel, in pel@enl ii9 800 be-
fatoen.
0laoame g8abswOrt4 bat i9r 9als in Der Is.
StraGe al Stem g)ort ~perfuuft. S9r aanp9allS N
@eneIo G6er lieB ite leitber 10 nerl9Dnern, Dap IS
jebt Elm mubrer Balalt ift. Siinltler BON SnfIalo
Inb 9fpdeIter babe1 eS NIT 6reScos lll0 Sel@@e@
mdlDeu, Stuccatureu, Orunr1enten. Ser4olonr.
gen ulb 0ecorationen III Der Dirt 9eldnlitdt, paB
taft nidts gu tbnn mlebr iibri9 g@e6ileben 1T. S0l-
6e @aldIte' fiu6. eS, irelde Die @inbreder allSipaps
len, welln Ie auf 0fanb ausge9elt. 6rall gnleltlle
Aultir @abswo1tb, Nittme beg nerltOrbenell
SberIt g8m. g. Ma6sport9 BON Stttal0, be9ao
Ii6 porigeu Donnerltag nad @enelo. Wtaoarle
San1es Wab8nortb unO ibre 5ipei lnperbetratbe@
ten 36hter NIB ibr Sobn s. W. BaoSwortb
%befinben iid jebt 81 Saus uro MAIDEN @enefeo 81
ibrer blelbenDeu Set1natb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
SaIfe fir rcm @aeem.

Stem DUrf. %. gtoo. Gine Geriummlung
lm WtaBre9elr sur llnteritittung Der armen 8es
nElrernlg I'M Siicen SIT er5tpcdeI, nurpe geiterr
9lbeup i'll Der 8rppflpn @cabenp Of Wfulif gebal>
ten. Die baral get6eiligten 9ebDren beipeu Gaia
lel al unb itanD inter ben @ulpicien Der amerts
fanii9en llnipn @cmmiiion, ber Sreebmen SiilfSe
S S,snrrI 1i.3t.n ND mon Der 1eiae y sa @@ n S q So
MicSim unp 9fep. 8eeder. Wian erpGblte Elm
COMMITTEE bon bunbert %einflubreide1 Siirgern,
Inn Die @eldeufe BON Gel6 uup Baaren ir1 @nI'
pfan9 81 %rebtlen.