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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19
Announcement Extraordinary
2jO.OOO
Gold and Silver Watches,
JEWELRY, &C.. &C., AT 81 EACH.
REED & BROTHER,

Having for disposal over ONE MILLION dol ars
worth Of fine Gold and : lve?-Ware, ard
Fancy Artlcl,s, Imported aud American,
will dispose of every artclc a, 50
each without re 'ar.i to value,
in the manner below stated.
- We constantly receiving letters from
ouI Agents throughout the Country sa ing That
oar Goods WEAR for EARS while the articles
received for Il each TURN BLACK and poll
in u very short time. To all who have ha! ex
to the truth of the above statement
Our Goods are CT Supas iOr Quality,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19
Our Goods are 81 Supe. ior Quality.
~ We call particular attention to the choice
aud iIch assortment that We here offer to the
public for TWO DOLLARS EACH
List Of Z: OOSl Ia lpe sold M - E:s.l,

public for TWO DOLLARS EACH
List Of Good 10 be sold ni 50 Each.
EA.
No Rings ..................2l o to SEQ
5tsn Gold ENGLISH Lever Watches. Ia to Snn
.auo - Amer can ......... 100 to 90
isRn slversf ngii-h ...... 10 Ito
i'n,n - American g =. $50. 2jto 80
.''" sets Silver fla Ell Table Ware....... 81, Ii
1000 !" solid Silver Tate spoons 49,. 6to ii
' ..% ia r.r..'......:: : SO e i /
800 silver plated Ice picher~..... l5to ~
Cardb skets .......... 2'to 80
do do Cake do =: 2oto 30
do do Silver cups witt, SAVERS 10 to -
do do Walters o. SAVERS. all
szes..... .-......... Toto loo
do Do Gotlv,s Cups $3.50. 6,o 8,
do do Casors. glass bot
do d, Coffee ne. i.r;. .:.: i 4 to- to- $ g
2,s0 Enam.l.d tchcs liad.es). ......... l.u
$500 Gold iatalair- Chains ........... TOTO 80
aeoo long Fine Link Chains ....... ...... Is 90
:"@v.s' and Fob Chains. ........ 1910 ca
.neo Ladies lieck e. aims ti,ew patterns. lot ~
3'oo oval baud bracelets. - To 40
3'hh i.n do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2to 20
5000 Pa'n do .......... ....-.. IL Ito %
3utJ jet Gold do 1900. ........ Toto l.
i5oo cNlrsn'- pIan and fancy bracelets. 100 IS
2 40 solitaire and gold broec' Is 49,. -. II 10 2a
$50 Coral. Emerald aud OPAL brooches. 9o,o go
1900 PAIRS Arilets, r clid ......... 1910 30
ll.to Mo>ac, Coral, Cluster, Ouyx, and
Opal Ear D'ops- .................. 49, 40
90 q California Diamond lar drops. -. - to 100
1000 Cameo stone Far dro s............. Il to ~
BOO Plain i E'la eled Sleeve clasps. 3to IS
5lOO do do Studs. .to Is
| IN tsuid and Silver Thinties. ......... 5to Is
900 Mn'a'ure Double 10 kets various
si!iesl .-...-... to 20
10000 God Tooth Picks, Screw Pencils
Crosse, &c. 49, =. 1910 20
10000 Set. Ladies' Jeweirv. Cameo. Oral,
On,x. Pearl California d aniond,
Coral Emerald. jet, Piai Gold
and Cluster tall siyles). .......... 12to 50
10000 Silver Extension pen holders and
gold pens Observation-Disclosures. Sto Is
10000 articles OF goli pens. pen no dcrs,.
both silver and gold, gold pencils,
chains, rings, belt buckles, &c,
&C.. ........ .......- .......... 1910 100
The 25O.uoc articles are printed or writi enIpn
21ooe1 slips OF paper. and ach sealed separately
! IN small envelopes; and when % dered are taken
out without re lard TO choice and Sc 10 the ,t,-
dress order ed by mail No fasorit.ssa IL sho,rn
| On receipt of the Notice YOU can see what Won
| can have for TWO DOLLARS Purchasers NAV
| thus obtain u uold Watch, Diamond Ring, OF
other very valuable article for the above small
sum.
| In all transactions By mail we hall charge 10
cents Tor Correspondence. postage. dc.
Send 10 GEMS and get IA certificate, IL for 81 :;
| so for ~. % for Is
Agents W"nled.-Anv Agent sending
| MS FIVE DOLLARS IA one time shall recc W by
retnrn mail IN addition 70 the 20 cert Nc stes one
| Of articles. nee of cost. valued at not less than
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. as sample to show his
friends Address
REED 4 BROTHER,
Box 5l3s New York CITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

lying medicine. should know that
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparlla
any other Sarsapsria or Blood Purifying Mcd-
cine now offered to the public pay w. be
taken for it. THIS has been thorough, tested
and IS know to be fact. Therefore ASK FOR
DIR. EASTERhl' : IODINE AND SAkSAPA-
itlil.A, and take nothing. else.
Price-ludinc and Sarsaparila. 81 80 bottle
Price-ts; idiey's Salt Rhcun and letter O.ut-
ment. - cents pr bottle.
~ Prepared md sold by DR. T. EASTERIYX
Co, corner OF Third and Chestnut streets Sta
Louis and at their branch, - Madison street
Chicago mar 3 Idle odwfin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

from e leai ~ ou., qay Inch rest upon IL We ihirk
lavt rfiit ~ .- ivrg th~- virtues which are IL
re~i~t'' o.. ordinary uf We" di-es, II = mt nd
ed 10 " e. only the sick. that we I ncI
them the ltt Alternative winch We know how 10 r'duee
have reason to h,Ieve i j. the most elect
ua purifier ~ tIie hl"ui yst di-Ctvrre T.. any " dy
AytRS CnsREY r., raRAf + uhivetsally Known "a
ssfrnsa ciher 'ruty ftr 'ht cure ~ Coughs, l
nHenya Colds i"ars.ne =. Group B'nrriiiis, lncpeHi
Co. pof aud fur thu frl, tpn>un iiNe Pate Is
ia advanced % III" disease hat 1t useless Lee
the cyide- II H. virtues. TIE worii know-
t4,5u. ir,llrcd lay Ok } AY-n 4 G.. J. vel, Mass.
and sold Nv ~ Druggists and dealers IN medicine.
juneg il2aN WIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

The railroad between Chattanooga and
Atlanta has been completed, and the trains
can how run through to Augusta, Macon.
Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, and all
points South
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

INUAaI(IAN. II lst,EON. OCT 1T ASD Az
- 1nfrr corner; i a4il BfaAy sta. l.'~
,Luoe On l,ih. between M.in and Brady "a, y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

A LSO WIGS BRA.DS, SWITCHES. CURLS
IA Nc. Cash paid for Diamonds all kinds OF
Gold Dust and Human Hair. Repairing neatly
= q BOX 3i54 uv.x dSWtv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-19

This 81, rnnt popular and mfillihle prepara
ton, 50 celebrated in all large cities ior the
cure of Private Diseases, Is of, cred Ia the az
ilioted and ,NR.NrEp crRE all diseases of the
Genital Organs o. either sex. male or female, in
, t,.. DAYS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
Proclamation.


rT,ERR1ToRy OF NEVADA. EXECUTIVE
Department, Carson City, October 19, 1864
Whereas I hnyp received q requisltion from Ma.
Ior.Gsneral Irwin Mcdowell commanding De.
partment of ths Pucihc, the same having been
made under authority from the War Department,
to raise, az soon as possible, enough companies of
Infantry TO complete, with those already in Serv-
Ice from Nevada, full regiment OF Infantry,
Now, therefore, l. James W. Sye, 1HSernor OF
III. Territory Of Nevada, and COMMANDMENT
Chief Of The Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens of this Territory 10 OnssI n, .p an
selves into seven "a companies, su[neleGt 10 M
the battalion Of Infantry now In service from this
TERRITORY. and the requirements OF sao requisi-
ton. Lo,. hororrto On,
In witness whereof, l ,, nssi the Great sssi
49, my hand and cause % unS " &c - sea- 81
SLs of the Territory OF NeV S;.a. 10 oe ear al
fxed, Done at Carson CITY this 18th
= =. day of october, 1864; -, >,v,.a
. Governor and Commander IN Chef
e'Ot of the Territory of Nevada
Attest: ORION CLEMENS. ....
Secretary of the Territory. :. ~
Each Company of Infantry cons ~ w Sne ~
Captain, one % First Lieutenant sigS, n, CornO
Lieutenant, Ave ~ Sergeants ensn1 So' E9rpo.
rails, two % Musicians, one ~ WAGNER ana not
less than sixty -four 6i) Prlvates; .oo..
inc CHARGE forstk foregoing. Orion oc29 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
Notice.

I1I PERSONS 1TSNNBTED TO THE UNDER
A Srned tiste sherifr Of Storey county, n ID for
fees due for os services rendered and performed
during my term Of ONCE are hereby tn p Hd re
sToNEB. ESD. al tbe sSsrifi1s office. No. 4 South
street. Virginia. and thereby avo eSs.s S e eSSeu
ton process Sr ths SSeS
ton thereof Mr.. Stoner my Gu dne rs
and to pay out the same as fast collected and re-
CURED byJust Indebtedness on my PSrs ~ y, tbass
Ihope from the Indulgence already Ersn NJ
except at their market value. as oil olncni seIsSes
were rendered and performed BY me pureS VI
cash basis, and are payable In solni HOWARD
Late Sheriff Of Storey county, n 7;
Virgins. Sept %, lSA. 'Fl seUu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07

Following the Constitution proper Is an ordl'
nance providing for the SUBMISSION Of the Consti.
tuition TO the people nj the time provided by Act OF
Congress- and also for the election Ct State officers,
under the Constitution, on the Tuesday after the
first Monday of November, 1854. The ordinance
makes detailed provisions ~ 10 the soldiers votes
the manner ofvotine, making and canysssinE the
returns declaring the result, etc. Upon The r.
suing of the Presidents proclamation ito be re.
criyed by telegraph admitting the State into the
Union. this Constitution shall be ordained and es.
tablished as the Cnnstitutio 20 Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
Asssssed. Raised to

Notice ii hereby given to owners and cIaimsntr
to the above described property, assessed to I'M
known owners, TO be and appear before the Board
Of Trustees Of the town, who will SIT a. Board
Of Equalization at the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Board on the 5th day Of January, 1865 between
the hours Of 10 A. ~, and P. H., 10 show cause
II any exist, why the valuation Of your property
should not be rAibsd a. above. BY order Of The
Board ds9tN @ q. ROBINSON GlsFk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
Notice,

ITO OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF THE
following described property, assessed to
nntnnyyn owners-At meeting Of the Board of
Trns,aes of the incorporate town Of Gold Hill,
sitting az a Board OF Equalization from Deem
her sth 10 December Goth. 1854 the followIn pro-
ceedings were had -.... ........ :
=. pIork Rdn1s ASsesaed U1;s.1 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES
STAMP DUTIES.

The following is a corrected copy of the new sche-
dule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August LIST. lS64: q ~
Acknowledgement or deeds exempt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07


Prohibits special Legislation in regard to cor
poratons, except for municipal purposes, oul
allows corporations to be formed under general
laws Property Of corporations Is subject 10 tax
alton like that of individuals. Corporators m
corporations formed under tho laws of the State
shall not be individually liable for the debts oil
liabilities of such corporations No bank notes OF
paper of any kind can be allowed TO circulate III
money except the Federal currency and The notes
of banks authorized under the laws OF Congress
General laws must be passed for the organization
of cities and towns, and restricting their powers
of taxation, assessment, borrowing money. con
tracing debts and looming their credit except ioI
procuring supplies Of water. The State IL pro
hlbited from loaning or giving money or itS cred
It, or subscribing to the stock Of any corporation
or association, except for educational or charita'
Bile purposes. Counties, cities, towns and other
municipal corporations are prohibited from be
coming stockholders or loaning their credit In aid
Of any company, corporation or association, Eek
cept railroad companies, corporations or associa-
tlouA" ...-,... --....... .
The material changes in this Article from the
old Constitution are, permitting the circulation o
the notes OF banks authorized under the laws Of
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the state to iSsue bonds not exceeding So 600 0OC
in aid Of the Pacific Railroad and authorizing
counties cities and towns to loan their credit In
aid Of railroad enterprises. Oh r .r
ARTICLE Ix--RlSANCE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commences January LIST In each
year. Taxes must be levied each year sufficient
TO pay the annual expenses Of that year, and also
the deficit, II any, for the year preceding. TO
enable the State to do a cash business from the
start, the State may contract debts to an amount
not exceeding 100000. under careful restrictions,
or to greater amount, II necessary to ProViue
for the public defense. elt ,.nliElnas
The only material change from the old Consh-
tuition Is emitting the Section which prohibited tne
Issuing Of scrip or other evidence ofindeoteanesS
unless there were money In the State treaS"rSt'o0
pay the same. q. a. ~: c.ls.fit- 3, ,-aR
200 lF ARTICLE x-TAxAT1oN.
Section l. The Legislature shall provide Dy NV
for uniform and equal rate Of assessment anu
taxation and shall prescribe such reguiSo ~ al
shall secure Just valuation for taxation o. IN
property, real, personal, and possessory, eAsepst
Ing mines and mining claims, the proceeos o.
which alone shall be taxed; and also eLeePten ~
tuch prupeity q may be exempted byi aW LOT
munieiIst daa1tionaif literary, scientific, rehg.
Ious or charitable puTpoapG taIA ZOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
800 Rewardi

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
y the Sheriff Of Storey county for the apprehen-
sion and delivery OF A. BEBEN, a prisoner who es-
capped rom the County Jail last evening at o'clock
He had on when he escapeda grey flannel shirt,
BLACK coat and grey patsis about 30 years Of age.
and speaks very broken English; hight, 5 feet
chin. and baker by trade. J,QCLARK,
ocltH Sheriff Of Storey county,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07

Newcastle Coal Comyoony :
OFFICE OF THE NEWCAsTT 3 SaAI,
" Company, No. go south G strret. nearly
opposite Welh Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
left al the office will be promptly attended 10
no30 If j. C. SWAIN caorot,rv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-07
EAyBs SrB & co.'s LIST OF PRIZES
S3a, 900, 5000! $40, 600 !
PRIZE LIST
EAVES, NYE & CO.'S
SIXTH MAMMOTH
GIFT ENTERPRISE!
AT VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

SATURDAY. Feb. 4, 1864.
Seven Hundred and Thirty Magnificent
Gifts TO be Distributed! Tickets
only One Dollar!
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27


Particulars of the Killing of Lincoln ara
- Seward.
ihe' latest Nashville and Chattanooga papers
reeeiyed through the lines contain fuil and
ssting particulars Of 'the trax edy in hiph
NE. which recently; occurred in Washine on
City, resulting in. the death of the two asoh.
fiends Of the revolution.
It appears that ON the evenisg of the 18th.
Lincoln; much agaiast his will, was persuaded
10 VISIT the theatre In the Federal capital.
wnene was M to De represented q popular piece,
entitled Our American Cousin" BE occupied.
as usual on. such occasions, q private box
accompanied by his wife The representation,
OF the drama had hardly begun, when a nisto.
SHOT was heard: but this noise created no stir
IN the large assemblage. and no excitement was
manifest until far above the buz and hum Of
ehe many voiced multitude, came the screams
and cries of Mrs. Lincoln.
Immediately. a man jumped from the bog in
front of. the foot.lights, brandishinr q dagger.
and e1claiming. '!Sic sen.psr tyraanis-vrgina
10 avenged" The crowd, as if stricken with
ParAlysis, offered no obstacle to the egrsss Of
saPed.
Great excitement prevailed whom the nature
Of the catastrophe was andsrstood Liacoln
was shot through the head, and survived until
uext day.
About the same hour this little dramatic
spectacle; not ahaouDced 10 NE .bill was being
presented at tho theatre gentleman called At
the residence OF Me. Seward. aud called for
that right honorable Secretary. The servant
responding to the bsll, stated that his aaster
wss sick, aud had refused company. The gen.
tleman persisted. stating that lie had prescrip
'lon from an eminent pi,Ysieian of Washington,
aud must see him. ,~
At this juncture. Mr.. F. W. Seward appeared
upon the scene and denied the visitor adrnis-
sion. Some little parleyisg ensued. whea the
nnwelcoms guest struck young Seward over
the head with a bludgeon,; fracturing his skull
seward family. lie immediately rushed through
the ball and entered the room of Secretary
Seward. In this apartment there we've col
lected five gentlcmea. including',he Paymaster-
General Of the Army. The visitor did not stop
to explain his .busi7ess, but approaching the
bed upon which Seward was reposing, cut his
throat. A general melee then took place, and
it Was found necessary to despatch MI Han
sail. Whereupon ':Brutus'' disappears from
the scene, and a Il Yank sedommourns and ho~-s
over the discontinue of its two leading
tyrants.-Augasse Oonstisusionalist.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27
The French Rumors.

ih'fa S'i:! continue. and come to US in vari.
"2s sh"l st; Yet we have nothing Official and
''A'a;s very deinite. The rnn,ors have sho " n
! =: f;eaeh fleets as literally boxing the com
p".s-Sorki"g ubiqnitously. now smashing tho
Yankees at New Orleans. next in Hampton
Roads. again OF Charleston and Georgetown.
aud. We are told. In addition. that they have
oleskaded most efsetually the port of Whining
ton. The a.surnnees. again, Of French inter-
vention andof the declaration of war by til e
Emperor, are renewed, as coming from high
Confederate authorities. We can osly say
that. however plausible the story may be, it
rsnains uncenfrmed- by any autho ritative
voice. For their own sake,, France aud Eng
land should have taken the field long ago; but
the statesmen of both countries seem to have
been very much like our owa-in the last
etage Of fogyis,n.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27

A paroled prisoner from Con. Lee's srmy,
reports that Maj. Gen. Rosser, of the cavalry
OF Virginia. after Gen. Lees surrender, burned
" miles Of wagons, loaded with oommisssry
stores of the enemy, and is preparing to NOV.
with his command into Pennsylvania.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27
More Rumors.


Another rumor on the street vesterdav was
ro tho effect that the war was either resumed
already, or was soon to oe resumed This
seems premature. Whyi If there had been
pending negotiations. and if these had failed.
there might be some ground for the rumor. but
We are yet to learn that any commission. either
On our side or on that of the Yankees, has vet
been appointed for the purpose of negotiate
aud IN the prssent commotions in the Northern
.GSveramsnt, it viii be some time before anv
commission is likely to be appointed At the
aane time. tho arnliee on both sides are said to
be d'sintegrating, under a f6rlough Of sixty
daya There is no plausibiity in the rumor, as
~e think, yet, as there is no accounting for tile
wisdom of men in these times, the thing is pos
sibie enough. Mean while, .queth the Colum.
oaan' Is there any fresh meat in the market
EzE's s'AaMr.z-Thousauds. of Less army are
vending homeward-paroled from tb. las.
dismal field upon which wae wrecked the noble
army Of Virginia. For three years, have they
ussintained their bloody, watch over the chosen
Sapital Of Richnond; and. in all this time
thousands have never once seen their homes
And to What homes do they return-to What
sr1ets and sorrows-and, in q thousand OF
cases. TO homes only to be sought in ashes.
Col. Q. A. Lamar is reported to have been
killed while engaged in d,e defence Of Co..
lunbos Georgia A report was also in cir.
culation that the Hon. Mr.. Tooasbs had also
fsl.en, but the story is unfoundcd.~
Capt Mof6st OF the Confederate army, wss
nAeaile6 by .srhups" i'm the Main atraet ~ A,
gusts, nssrly stranglsd a.'d as nearly stripped.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27

ways 80 when drunk-the son, something of al.
actor "'s" and reported to be liable to fit. ot
'"s""''y--hc would naturally wear the air Of
the stage Erutu,, while striking down the
''espo; and Sic Senper 7yranais. the motto. ot
''s'n'a'' would be the natural utterance of
one. eSe'ted to enthusiasm equally by his recol-
'ec''ons Of the classics. and his familiarity with
The -'"se Twas The coup de theatre, to rush
! 'rw"rd with the bloody dagger aud shout the
s.o::"us t'i DC triomrhc
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27

70 reoerve eonsigam~nts and make liberal ad-
vanees on all kinds of PRODUCE and MER-
CHANDlZE. Thankful for past favors. he re-
-pestfully soici:s a ,eontinuanee of sams. Ali
'us y 80 entrusted TO my care shall have ny
usual prompt attention.
A. l. SOLOMON, Conmiesion Merchant.
. Plaia ssxesh sstsad dosr frsn AsssDAlH.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-14
cSSaniem's 0otel.
2xSafbtngtDm Surnbede.
Sfe A. Sir. 1irb W}oin Sin

~. Gde A Str. unp W(eIn Mpe.
Ee nit bes paue In }srbiabaHs nsbsnb gar Itefs.t bas
Befie ouS Ride nRt ReueT.
3u frenNblt64m Tewdbe IoSes etn
t95e3 ~ 14r 9urrb beretR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-14
2dsIte9er unO rOBdsntlic5er
y B0(timOre We6er. -
-teE SsrGnsseaeben BON
Gi9et S geb1ldlffer.
SeOimeuneen. .

Secin9mneert. sans 81
Der tdslebe EBeCfer tOnet in ber gtabt 21S Gents
US&entIt SG9lbGr an bic ErSser uel&e bafHr SernHt
pOrtlt& ftue.
DurG bic Rcf Ueriantt: $t.5O fltr geCunte OSer
80 tG9rltb in Seraus3abtuue. <..,f,..z
Das SOtbenbIatt eripeiut ieOeu 5reitas unb tcf
f9S iG6rIidB i'm Boraus sa6ltar. -s.5.i,,
gfab Deuti&Iaub perfanSt: So iSErtt3 (ein&IiesIi9
tes Bprtp). t9a @5 .'-'-Af AJ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-14

Sebesei tas tn eerunter Sell uno geibr S6rrer t
natnrea Blteu &rfryrernie aur eretden ejludeltgfe
inn Sa pQue tse wtyb bic 0ie teS Qeb9n8 r raurisen
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landCtlGen &etradunBfn. Gag uns bic reuhen. welde
Aeeefe ftHisfsn per>pej9ert ina. 4iH b 'i,A~41-t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-14

Wrpreb:NIn5ct0e.
-it'' 81 HARNDENa q EXPRESS,
lIA 9l' la SeD. aeS sB..3oIttmerear.
gine nelle Qinie BON Baltimore. a31,25Jo iHtc
Sine neue Qinie nudY 8i1mono. 2f1 t1ina
" Sine neue 2tnie ra6 Betersburs. a11&
s3aas Sine neue Qinie na6 glprfOlt. iiy3i3ga
$50 t2mgn5Gine neae Qinie nab @itp POut.
lha r1 81. Sine ueue Qinie nah Sort Norrre.
Die Sarnbeu Grpreb bot bos GusSblttslt&e Yst-
reeum an kr Damptyltns ertsr elale BON Saltt
more mad ben Sttneenannien DaaseG @9!Il0
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