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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-22
TIE ATTENTION Or

w TIE LADIES rlain SkWINu q y. ~.
scrip; ions done at tho shortest notice, % wa
TUCKING aud FLOUSCING Dress, an 80 ~.
drens' CLOTHES also made by cddns = 80 80
street, beyond Baker street, the last hVue 80 g..
side going out.
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Wall ou .,'s,
uo,el Wall street. COINS, n,n,ons, taiiosi,,
Warts Diseased Nails, Enlarged JOINT Nc -. ~.
without thu shghtes. pain 70 the r'pYi ,,,y, IA
SCHULTZ. the Surgeon ChifeP"e's'' q 81
children attended AZ usual. -
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vTVHE AGENT FOR 1lENRlCo Co onr.
TY will distribute small quantity r "a ms
TON CLOTH at IL County Court-holN e' - iI All
DAY. the 23d instant, between the honss % -.
O'clock fse a2-2t' :. Nc III, -
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to amend the act to organize forces to
serve during the war;" as also Senate
amendments to House bill "to diminish
the number of exempts and Details
were referred to the Committee or Mill
tary Affairs.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Georgia, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, report
ed adversely upon various bills, petit
tons and memorials fer relief from taxa :
ton, which were accordingly laid on the
table.
Mr.. Hilton, of Florida, from the Com
mittcc on Military Affairs, reported a bill
for the relief of bonded agriculturiSts
who, by reason of having been in the
militia, or elsewhere in the military
service Of the country, have been, or are,
unable to fulfill their contracts.
An additional section, releasing from
the conditions of the contract the estates
of such bonded agriculturists as may
have died while in such military service,
was added, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hanly, of Arkansas, from the
Committee on Military Affairs, reported
bill to require non> commissioned Off
GERS and privates to be paid upon their
individual certificates, supported by
oath. The bill was passed.
Senate bill "to amend the act to or
ganize general staff was reported back
from the committee with an Amendment
increasing the number Of aids allowed
general commanding an army in the field.
The amendment was agreed to and the
bill passed.
Senate bill to abolish the offices OF
quartermasters and conlmissarcs, as&st-
ant quartcrmastcrs snd comnlissaries,
engaged in the performance of post duty
and in the collection of the tax in kind,
and to fill their places with bonded Off
GERS, was reported back from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs with the re-
commentator that it do not pass. The
bill was amended by striking out the
clause abolish;ng the offices of those off
GERS engaged in the collection of the tax
in kind, and passed yeas, SO; nays, 20.
The House then proceeded to the con
sidcration ofthe tax bill; pending which,
Mr.. Cluskey, Of Tennessee, presented
resolutions (Which he, however, subse
qucntly Withdrew declaring the seat
Of the Hon. Henry S. Foote vacant.
The House then took recess unit
halfpast Z P. NJ.
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GENERAL .JOHNSTON'S OFF,
TI1L REPORT

NINlv,LLE, GEORGIA, October 20, 1864
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09
o-...,,,f.i, I,,r,I T,nder Notes.

laEHnsurT n.y. rg.re -H~FH.Ea
Counterfeit Legal Tender Notes.
The following isa partial description Of
counterfeit legal tender notes, "~greenbacks
that have made their appearance since the
first Of September: 80 asls113 aaslN
Twenty dollar notes exact imitation of gen.
uine $50s and $l00s, the same. $5s photo:
graphed-paper sitter than the genuine and
not 90 good. They have a blurred appear
ance, while the signatures show through more
plainly than on the good note. Sl0s, altered
from Sis; Wig. on upper left, oval portrait Of
| Chase, 10 below Il; 10 on upper right; the
signature of both Register and Treasurer are
on the lower right corner they are well done,
and calculated to deceive the unwury, al
though nothing like the genuine, which have
for a Wig. IA spread eagle with 10 each side;
on tho left side is a portrait Of President
Lincoln, on the right end a full length female
figure ; the signature Of the Register Is on the
lower leh, and that Of the Treasurer on the
lower right. Sos. altered from S2s. in the
genuine S50s the signature OF the Register 10
on the left, and the Treasurer on the right;
in the altered note they are both on the right
end, with two stripes Of lath between them.
SIS, imitation Of the genuine. The green ink
is somewhat lighter than the genuine; some
pnrts Of the note are scratched. The head Of
Chase is darker the bill has coarse appear.
ance. SIS altered from Sis; portrait OF
Chase on upper left corner.
The following is a full description OF the
new counterfeit $50 U. S. Treasury notes
letter C., dated March 10, lS63-act Of March
8, 1858. At the top Of the bill and over the
head of Hamilton is the name Of the Amer
lean Bank note Company, New York and
Just above that the words Patented April
%, 1850, National Bank Note Co." New
Series 2 on upper right end the green ink on
the back is paler than on the genuine, but the
likeness Of "Hamilton " on the face Of the
bill. is almost perfect. Competent judges pro;
nounce this to be the most dangerous and
best counterfeit which has appeared for a
number Of years.
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ReliEions Notices.

pREssrrrRiNS CHuRcH-rirginlA Clty-Rev. Vim.
NJ. Martin, Pastor. Services every sabbath. on the
first door OF Old Fellows Building. b street, at II
~. and ~ ?, n. Sabbath School and Bible Class
immediately after service, Meetings for prayer on
Sabbath evenings. one hour before service. ueneral
PRAYER meetings on THURSDAY evenings. and young
mems PRAYER meetings on Tuesday evenings In Pro-
bate Court Room, same building. Pastors resi-
dence, Chaplin House. r- -.
NJ. y. CEuRcu. corner Of y aud Taylor streets.
yirgInia-Rev, r.. s. Dunn. Pastor. Divine services
every Sabbath at II A. Y. and ?. y. Saooath Scnool
M % > M PRAYER Meeting every Thursday even:
ing. at O'Clock. Pastors residence, corner OF and
Taylor streets.
T,prRSAcLE BArrIsr CHURCH.. Virginia. Rev. L. s.
NcLafiIerty, P~astor-Services at Armory HAL, VIZ,
ginia, morning and evening. Sabbath school anu
Pastors Bible Class, Immediately AFTER morning
service.
ST. Jomx's CHuRct-Protestant Episcopal. Gold
Hn-Rcv. II. d. Lathrop. Minister. Divine service
Sundays at n A. II. and ! p. u. SundaS Schoo'
at l2S O'Clock Pm.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION" D~ayton-ksv: U.
W. " hitaker, 0r.-Services, during Mr. mia
ker's absence. will be held IS usual, every sunday III
the new Court House, nj s O'Clock p. n.
REV. A. I. HTrcHcocK viii preach every Sabbath
a. follows: Dayton, II A. H.; Silver City. "a p. T.;
Gold Hin, Old Fellows Hall. "a P.N .rt
ROMAN CArHOLIc.-Services will be held each
sunday at the Church, Gold Hin. at 10 O'Clock An,
Father 0'Reilly. Pastor. ..,..
PREACHING At Odd Fellows Hall, Gold Hill. every
Sabbath. at II O'Clock A. y, by Rsv. Charles 4.
Klstn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09

CALIFORNIA MINBRs' CONVENTION.
The California Mining Bureau Association
have passed the following resolution:
Rs,olrsd, That q Mass Convention OF
the miners Of the State Of California be
and is hereby called, to assemble in Sac
ramento City on Wednesday, January
18th, 1856, at IL o'clock ", and that any
person engaged in actual mining opera.
tons. shall be eligible to a seat in said
Convention.
[Signedl Jas. w. Low,
Vice President.
J. b. WHIrceMB, Recording Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09

DISTRIBUTION OF ANNUITY GOODS TO
WAsuoEs.-Ou Thursday last, Mr.. Parker,
the Indian Superintendent, having the arti-
cles all arranged in packages to deliver, col
lected the cred devils to the number OF
some four hundred in tho suburbs Of the city,
and proceeded to deliver to them any amount
Of blankets, c~alicoes, hickory shirts, o~yeralls,
cotton handkerchiefs, thread, needles, butch
er knives, and the Lord knows what besides,
at all Of which the sayages seemed wonder
fully delighted. After delivering the goods,
the Superintendent made them " a talk" in
which he said he was glad to see them all |;
that the big chief in Washington had told
him to tell the red men in Nevada that the
great war among the white men was ended ;
that the Government would now have time to
look to the welfare Of all good Indians, to
give them blankets and shirts, and make
Them happy /; but that bad Indians would get
nothing, and that unless they behaved them.
selves genteely, the white warriors would kill
every last mothers son Of them that the
Indians in Humboldt are bad, and the white
men we're killing them /; the Washoes were
generally pretty good eusSes, and for being
good the Government had sent them blankets
and calico, etc. He exhorted them to live in
peace with themselves and the " rest Of man,
kind" to &" live where their fathers lived. and
die where they died." and do it as speedy a.
possible.-Cdrson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09
Births.

HEREFORD-In Virginia City, December 7th,
to the wife Of B. II. Hereford q son. weighing
II pounds.
A nice Thanksgiving present, surely, for our
Deputy County Clerk. We congratulate him
upon the advent Of his heir.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Grfter 3 NJ s. Der Yraibent i6errei&te cine
WtttbelunS eeS StaoI=@cmmr fibre, bas gerpifle BerIGSs
nerun8en 'm Qaiapette Sqaare einea aefenaufpAnb BON
$3.50 e~rioroerit. t;s. 4s~. .eltl 5nsE
DIR. 9auben bcti9tete User Gle SteGnun3en bes Safem,
auf. eberS, ba6 ife correct ieteH.
Der 5rreile 3neiS iGidte he General erpiGisa nasz
Bill nit Announcements tnrit. Oielelben purcea seueb4
nist. 8r
Die Orrinans, tpeI6e ten observation-disclosures onz
meiit. ,pdbreub Der Ulpnate D9ai unb Stunt in jeeem 5a6re
in 5tpei tdsl,6eu 3eitu gen beier Slaet 8 Dial cine Niite
Der rttdftdneigen Gteutrrf ju p%u6li5ren, muir e duf1eri,s
fen. 81 Orotnan5 wrsbe bdbiu a~rteneirt, 3 Bid tr a.
%befiminen, ems Dappn in benti6er Grrohe. 0er. 5ti&oIe
b%eantraSte, bic Geft OF irelGe ~rerfist, ba6 elm Aiffte t.
Collector eruannt werce. 3u itre6en. Str. Ni6olS e1s
tp6bnte ferner, BAT einer Ter @letts tn b.r Office 3ur@
Serru Yrice e%utIafen ipcroen iei. zoe en- elmer yteiuunaez
&sri&ieceu9eit binft@ lid Der 8ersfentii lung Der Gus
3sise m neutIGsr gpra&t. gtn@ elmer ~lGnseren OsSatts
pa. irte Die 8iG.
2se1taSune. y-.sI .e-,ts
3peiter 3 ~ 8. = Gin BefGluS purSe eiuss-
reidt, i'll p.lheui clue Sair 5u @bren fer ,u,iida febrtsn
Solfa teu i'm Druib sin Fart upr9efGlaseu d iro.
Gin 8ei@Ia6, in Teid III Sepili2 &erbeiferungeu in
0edsrftr. 20 sel&laSsn wuroen, ~ roe ausencmuen.
Der Sei&lu6. $4,000 fir tas lluica= GDa,ienbaus ~
Derrr,Iigen. pdiiirte.
Der Sei&L6, Serrn 81. Ycplein SewiIie i'm SrrtbuHr
be5ablte Steuern snrad ,uer~itatteu. wIrbe auseuOmnea.
8trioSuug. L.4
SIN Zen ~scffristn eierid,tS 5 NerbGnSIMMseM tam
nints prH 3ntereile Dor.
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t6tsn eno, In oan,er aeaotataets, ausssseld.

it6ten iin0, I'M 0an3en 9enciasnets, 0as9eaetds
net. a%~r4s-
@ir b6ren, paB Der BrO3eb DON 8m. &.
Boca unO ieiner bret s5bne, am Nontas ben
s.. SUM, in benz @e5irtseeridt BON SaIbOt Co.,
anfgerufen tperoen tpirb. vgqGug o.fTg
NSE Na6 @uropa.-9 Ser 8remer
9ampfer vs6ania" mirO om 3. Sani pom Stem
gDrt no6 europa abseben, @esen Ra1ase
Genoe man fia frib3eitig an bic Expedition Oes
Weder.
~ Pdffe H'8ausiau b.-Nne gerjcueu,
peI&e NeSierunasp6ie in's Guslanb ~bebiErfeu, fSunes bic
nStRise ~austunft in Der GBeder Office erbalteu.
~ DIE "a NnIeibe Bon urcraen eb tuerteu
bic Noten Ter britten Serie nieier AuIeibe bon ben ters
Ihtecenen 8orfen aisgeseben. SrlGe, bic @eIber aus
lei6en %tpoen, fSnnen iclGe auf bic Iei&tefte N eiie in bie-
len msPr ais # BEN p@t. t~tagencen 9tcten an esen. gBer
niht finlGnsli6 pertraut III nit ben Beftinlmunsen bic
ir Nnleibe, benz ertbeiteu mir serne jebe tpeitere Nus
tunft.
- Die 8efeer bon 8nsatentii6en ftnb e~iuseloben
elmer Seriamulunl oi 6reitas DiittuS 2 nbr BEL Serra
gBeil, q. 6reberidfrabe, bstsuwObnen.
g1teeerlGee Don .&unttsMrtife1n
unb Depot fur
Seine rrb 9ewdblte autograph. t&unftperte,
ttnfa6 nnb In 5arben
Gt'tS an Sare uni auf Seffuung aneeferttst;
GciImss Mnn Yfcilcr>G pieGeI,
s{4s. 9Ofas unn MrmsIiidbe,
feiuc nersoleete gfabmen
nnb aae &rtifeI bic 5u etntm @tabl E.ment erte GIsN- ae.
hgoTen Mtetre tstnslbtuns sur Nnierttauus p.t;sr @tsen.
nante leet mt9 N etn stiso, 'nsiaen @Sansra b%siorbere
SeItettle 5u %eeranren.
SersonHnstn tur 0b,se Gsttt t. lrpie far @las.platt.n
trr stores unit DcbntdDl r trsrten ~stlteferr. 'a ta}al
Gtne @emalbs @auerte III nit rem Store nerbunten.
Samea SrSer
tolmat ~ 206 gD. Bait morear.
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QDnnm 60u
~ %UYuIt SVuH =.
5sm gum MuftionsUerfaufe !

- &D9nn $91u a..
issm gum Nuftionsoerfaufe +!
So merle am RtttD bS6 6. Stunt. 0attntttaes 4 ukr
an Dirt unb STEELE eas frlseubsrndssn tef6ritbene, ebr
nertbucut 8sEstburt gum @Rrtdufs ~auSbieteu, ndntli@:
an tsr 3rrtrf Ges Der BUnb unt S0ntRr,, ais ~2Osaa Saa:
befinut.
Das GruntRif bat on grntfr elne @reite Don 25 Eus
uro tduft an Der Sanffr 92lEuB Jurud 6ts II ID, elmer ~ ..
Die gsbiuiihtstten bsftehen aus them srOseu 3fbdtgen
Batfttns Dubntauf Re tbd8 erite StOdw IT pirb ale
Salon unO Reitaurnttpn benust NIT arDssn S1tsu tn ben
eb.rn StUfperten, 8t ~sest8net fur SsieGfhsfte4 unS pUIt-
ttfte 3ref'.
G+ y, tonf I%Bsfimmt. @raobsins so FIR taS gang
6rurbaid.
~ Die getinsunssn tes gerfauf8 f. fetr tfe~at.
I'm. 8. %tSpoert Nuft
~(tun1-6) &c. 81, 8 lIttnp elr, '..s.
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BeR0nntmnC0u.l0ell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NGs gBtrttslOtnIe, Bier aIDns, s. red S6trS unb Grlnf-
bduier db rtaupt nnlfen heute Boomerang ben |. SUM-, BEN
SGrsen 1da unb 4benb eei9lcFen fetn
@uf gsf.tt tss Yptt3et.8sart.
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OmmifdrszofFcg.
.mzf|e Ser. ct NDns&inic.
- Son Baltimore f2t'
naa smEf
Sort Wcnrpe, Norfnlf Sin SPRINT uno
9iihmrrO. rn- -

Sdgtt6! sae'-Z SdgIi4! ,s
Die EGmY'er ttr Batlinie SerInfen ttu Il n ton 81
am @nte rer GpucrrtfT. t d. I'M 6 ubr Na@ntttaas
tlr sort Wonrc. ane RUrfClt @a, mo fe cnrA eias erfe
elnhe Danpferltnte df ZEN AaneS 8IaB nit 9itp Ycint
unb 9tihmDnb In gerbtnbuug feten. Fl. @H37 As1sal
HeFtere oerlnhen Gttp Yrtnt urb HtArtpne tdeltd I'M 9
ntr gtcrasns unb aebeu bft Err Womrrs mil ben Bdsocrt.
pfern tn Uert nbuns, wslhe @crirIt UNI IN uhr Natm.
re'Isneu urb IN SGltirree r~eGfssittg fGr Die sftit9en, ipft.
Nhen une gDafhire!Cn 8dtn3Tee etntr fen. +
g Die Dampfer eieH 6 tie bsfabren ben Sdntes HIuB
In u Il d sur 8nssf;eit uno eebsn len YaRasie-
Isa hinldnelt@ @ele e1bett, bte 5crtftatipnen uno anpeys
Setenepertbe 3u bei6au n. t~raTss=o
Gifsts fur birFe pl6ss iinbam 8Stb ter Damp'er 3u ha5en
@pn Baltimore mad NOffrlt ....".............. So Of
" Gptt WDtrre..... ...."........5 90
Durh Sidets ron Baltimore mad GtduuO B .........8tO
- Gttg YUiut .........7.50
GnjItsnJtprnsr unb Gi n ertra. a-- +.
Die Sintn CT BEG .emItdtetten fab unWbettrrHen nAe Der
EiGh gut ~beriebsn. u
p~ahdeiere, relde I'M Is ton philadelphia abseten, tref
fen r~eftjtitts fir tiefe camp r bier Elm.
YrIIa ieTe NIT be s ubr WlGrsen3ug e0n gtefp 09rt taten
blrretdenb l3et IN Baltimore gu Nttttdg Su teien
-gaFde ere nit rem 8 ubr gtadmtttass tWs BON 1D4fbingtrn
treHfn reds etiJ bier ein.43
lG NJ. q. salts, @tdFte"t.I
81 II dh O'0 pHnp r. HG0 sNee {. (3Irrd i Utl
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Teuc Oiljci0en.
Wufforceruno !

Strntann Sd cbetdmper, eebur Ia aus Sale, 1t
1859 In 3 ltintcre, TT lett Idastr 3ett CON ,einer Werplnr-
ten ni6t Gufsufnpsn. s8eee etner pidtiatn Nnaeleserbett
rerb n 6reu ie m 8tfanne fteunrIthf ee6eten, uber TEN
WtrcletS ; feiben tttnsm 8ipter Webetamprr IN Sb 1atei.
pbta Drffr. 127, AustInft ju eebsn. (Sp-st)
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NpGzSFGce.

r Baltimore 81. Wai 1865.
DIM Dpnnerfae Rem I9Sunt welder ron Sr Greet.
Isn1 6eu Yrditenten Der Weretnteteu Gtoa'e ais 8uf. unb
8ettia bsftnlmt 1T miro bteft Offe' nur rpn 9 its 10 llbr
DCruittasS pfen fetn. @m. s.. Qurnfii.
tep) $685. EF- 1-5a 9efmeifer. -
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2u perfaufen:

Dds sous ~penenhbPr ter Baltimore & Sttp @tfenbotm
So. 44e Sect ate, po1eu6 fir eine Refaurdtipn pfer Soar
~binnbaus. DdIeIte TIT bre' hSeta unb nit @as unb gp1Ier
~berfeter. Ter Stan i'm btn'ern 5OFraunt bat 9Pdum fur
fanf Vierte. gu rneleen Bel 81, SimrnCns, 146 2eefr.
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N.uer Wnlinere1n.

3rr @riiutuns zines gauuersins merben aue Dieiemi.
sc, rprlte %Seicnner fiub, bel tutreten vinselaten GreitGs.
cen 2. SUM. aee"eS 8 rbr. I'm eccaI res perm Albert
2orpe. gtO. 648 Us # 8altimrrefr 3n 'riGeinen unb f4
bel Der Berdtbnrg eer @eiete au Bette Iiaeu. DO,
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cine i6Sne arO5e Gerberet, 200 Gus tn SrUnt unb 300 8pe
ttE tn Der I1te BOA Iorfolt ssIesen. OtefeIbe ent5dlt nebft
gertaIfs. 9cta1e. unb 1T bas @ei6ait fetbit auf's 8sqaernite
etnssrt9t t un6 i6Cn felt Sabrsn NIT @rfo betrteben NOR
ben. YIN 9rpBer @artsn grenJt unmttteltar an Die Set1u-
Ithteitsr r r
Der &nfauf'prei8 betrdat 5000 urb tSnnen apf @erlan-
gen $4,000 am &au'1htn'na heben blftbsr,
Rdt re NustInft ptrb erttettt in Rp. 80 5pIttasfr.
(mibpfr)
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@irtbi6uIt su pertau1eu.

Cine autseIssene Wtribf@aft tin Der RaSe bs Nlarftes)
ee lid elmer Guss'3et6neten Runbf9a aft CT freu:, 1T, ia ter
&taeHth1ner bon bier n~ergshen NTH. 3u eer'nufen.
Die Bar tit tn etteui Stdnbe, ebenfc Elm fAGnss 8dcdteu.
Rdberes tn Der Grp. b. 81. E (nto7pugBI
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WaNprS &ffrs.

Stdbttdnr. 90
8~1ttfmpre 29. W1dt 1866.
Die Hdbtiidsn Surenus Terten am Dpnnerfdo q, FEN
l. SInt sef4lCiffn feta Dte & n6bnl den Drnner
nag wlrrsen Mdrfte frerbsu NittppG Fbenb ~sebafter, ncpcn
~6teient3en perIonen. nel6e tabEi tntereffl t fnb, eer6ut9f
Rctta nehmen ppnen. '
'(binitp) pbnQ 81 m n gponrr
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6aSsGefm n.

Ginfa&e uub toppslte @asSsm gum sOden, 3 .aten, gum
5etsen BON 6leeIetien II. NJ. ~snSfsbltn su BEN btatSRtn
Nret(en u. Reuttr Il SEbne,
fufatB1-s) So I'D. pa [ttmGrtfr.
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MirtbIboft al perfoufen,

@tne gut ttnseri&tete Wtrtbfaaft unb Sdeateu in etrer
freautnten 3ale lit wesen Nbreife beS gtsen,biusrs nod
9eufi&IGub fOIrrt gu SertGuten. gu ~crtrasen N0. 1872 SG6
Boubhr. (fd1gBl
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Gtulabung tiiSIidbcr &aufleute na6b
Baltimore.
O E 0. SD. 9 s

Srt Baltimore, lie ppr, eftern ~nbeehalien nlrte, flnben fol-
senbe gei6laie mkt Mptipiruus einfimmiSe Innatme.
Sm MnStraee: @
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Werm0ni1 Neuer WerNd)erNne6s U'es
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0er(nngt unO 0eluc6t.
3uOerk0ufen al Oermiel6en.
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natiOnal TinrOlu- Monu-
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M6a0en S~eria1nmlmn9
am 9Onneritas, I. SUM- 1865, 9IbenDs 8 ubr
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Die unter5ei6aeten Delegation beutI&er gereine, pel6e sr-
nanns ruresu, UNI Inprenansen tu t~refeu jur 8ftbetl sans
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n1ent AHDeiattpn", erIduben I'D Rem eeuti6en Qrblifu n
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uno iG,en captr au etrer am ndbten Drnnerfdaa bautolteu.
stt ntafsn W~erhmmluns ers,binR etn. mo fe ub.r itrs
1bdttgfett Ssridt Graatten tcerfen.
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npsee:en prafeenten a~neitennen unb ecusr haror aeleeeu
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Observation-Disclosures

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Gtohthnne

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baltimore, 80. Stat 1865.
g~erfeSeIte Nnsebcte tuerbeu IN b'efer Office an8encnnn1sn
bts ~ pnt1g ZEN 5, Stunt un 10 nbr DOrmtttGas 3ur @ersr5-
Bernn5 une ne6errSlbuns res GbeilS bsS Nb, ugs Canals.
bon benz Rtnnfein an Der 0eafe'te Der ge- ufgitanid aSe-
nue. BITS gDallb+6traBe, eini6lie6li6 Der rBtb,ssu GintaHe.
Der plan EanH Gaf Ssfrasen in b der Sjfiee trarnintrt
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