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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

Corh mUaI, bfanuy"Ine PuHcneo1s 70 % 0V W
wheat was dull heavy and lower, In sympathy with
-four and owing 10 the same cause.-the unfavorabe
news Europe heavy receipts and the lower price Of
gold Prices At the opening were about the same but
The market at the close was full 10. &c lower for all
Kinds and the demand light ut the reduction. The
sales were $4,000 bushels at 81 IS for No. amber
Michigan and 81 a. for Racine spring Rye was dull and
heavy Corn unsettled and 81. &c lover. The
sales were about CO., 600 bushels at sec 90c for mixed
Western. Ole for kiln dried and zoe. for old damaged
mixed Barley was quiet, and We heard Of sales.
Malt was dull heavy and nominal 5000 bushels Canada
sold at 81 % 81 90 Oats heavy and lower, with
sales at 73c for State, 7sc for Western and 65c for
Prince Edward Island.
CorroS The market was dull heavy and lower The
adyices from Washington that the cotton trade is 10 be
thrown open TO the wordthat OF the Mississippi well
as East-had depressing influence The sales were 900
bales at 40c. Ale for middling. We quote:-
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FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u NEW YORK, JUNE II, 1885.
Parties holding thirty 1907 Coupons Of the several
United States Government Loans upon which the n:eres.
payable July requested TO hand them In to this Office
with schedules at any time previous to that date.
Holders complying with the above request will have their
coupons examined and checks given for them the 30th
inst after O'Clock r. M.
Blank schedules will be furnished application at the
Interest Department JOHN A. STEWART
Assistant Treasurer United States.
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CorrsS.-The market was very quiet, and u was dih
cult 10 get Saturdays prices.
FRnorns were dull and rates were q trine or The
engagements we're, 20 Liverpool, 100 hhds tallow at
Is Cd, per steamer; so bales Sea Island cotton at Nd
To Marsciles 1000 bbs petroleum, on private terms
To Antwerp 500 do at o. To Glasgow, 10 bhds talow
private terms vessel chartered with deals from
St. Johns TO Liverpool at private terms.
GRkAsEl-we note sales OF 10000 pounds stcarine at
1910
MoLxsKs was quiet
Provisions. Receipts $50 bbs pork. 100 DO beef 81
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DEDEMPTION OF S5OO0O0 VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
IL FAMILY AID FUND BONDS NO. s.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
PAYABLE July l. 1855.
Notice Ia hereby given that the vounteer Soldiers Fai
Aid Bonds No 81 of the City of New York becom-
ing payable July 1855 with the interest thereon.
will he paid that day the presentation of said bonds at
this oillco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

The following national banks have been designated by
the Secretary Of the Treasury additional repositories
of the public money :-Rutand County Rutland, Yer
mont the Tennessee National Bank of Memphis, Tenn.
Tho following figures compare the last weekly state
the New York Associated Banks with the returns
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sorell J W. Lathrop Robert Erwin, Noble A. Hardse
and Henry 8. Fitch, Directors.
The following national banks were authorized during
the week ending June IT, 1885,
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EXPRESSES,

BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS, -rURNf
IA. ture families moved city country; panofortes fur
tgre bored spd shipped fugniture stored. oce III West
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vCurRTy NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW YORK
chartered BY mi, company win leave pier = PECK sp a.
Tor New Rochelle Parties desiring to participate will be
accommodated Another boat Will leave for New Rochelle
and interme date LANDINGS from Peck alp at ~ A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

A YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER WISHES TO MEET WITH
IA gentleman who will loan her one hundred doiars on
OF furniture nicely furnished Parlor
bedroom the comforts Of home Address G. c..
Kamnshall afaiiOn A
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

ITO coNEY ISLAND ny sTEAM.-THE BROOKLYN.
Faith and Coney Island Railroad open
wood Cemetery the Beach. Cars run every hour the
morning half hourly and hourly afternoon
ar the travel warrans) NJ All New York Brook
iyn ferry to Greenwood connect with this route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

At GRAND STREET CHEAP sTORE--THE LARGEST
"A and cheapest OF Ribbons have offered for sale
these years; Millinery Silks Laces and veivets
cheap Trimmings in endless variety 100 cartoons OF
new Flowers and Grasses Ladies' Kid and Thread
Gloves reduced prices full line Of SIX Ms Straw Goods
from auction and manufacturers, at last months
prces reduced in proportion. Ready to-day
EDWARD RIDLEY 81 and 3H Grand and 81 Allen street.
fifth block east from BOwery.
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DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR HOUSE IN NEW
II York Brooklyn, $3.50 mortgage and $500 I'm good
watches Address with particulars r. box l26 Herald Office
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L,oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR REAL ESTATE IN
II York Brooklyn, merchandise, 1900 shares of
Oil Stock favorable Address z. g. Herald Office.
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ATTHE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP sTORE.-wE ARE
n receiving cheap goods from auction every day Ladies
garments Ribbons Embroideres Handkerchief Mitts &C.,
stock OF Small Wares and Trimmings in the city Nos and
Trimming Ribbons from auction, great bargain SUI
renadne for dresses As 3d. yard regular price
S. los. lot of CLOTH Towels Tarietans linen Table
Cloths very cheap Country sorekeepcrs can find goods
~ DONALDSON MEARES,
Sxfh and
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present time The easy condition OF the loan
market is indicated by the fact OF the banks
taking a. o34 900 in clearing house certificates today
This Is part Of nm additional ten millions to be issued by
the Sub Treasury Hitherto its limit to this form Of tenn
porary deposit has been fifteen millions, but IL Is now
,twcnty vc millions These payable presentation,
like tho temporary deposits proper, and carry 1--WE per
cent interest in currency The subTreasury he willing
TO receive in payment for them Atty per cont In coupon
years notes. allowing thcreupon the accrued interest
Good commercial paper rates at 0 o per cent
The appointment Of successor 10 Mr. John A. Stuart,
In the Sub Treasury regarded with considerable interest
by the banking community II Misunderstood that strong
efforts being made by the Weed Seward ciiq"e "
secure tho Office for Mr. r. Batchford, lawyer aud
politician Of this city. But the bankers and others who
have business with the Sub Treasury strongly or.
posed 10 this selection, believing that none but
one practically conversant with banking and financial
affairs would be able 10 perform duties OF the position
satisfactorily and inspire the requisite confidence They
therefore advocate the appointment Of Mr. Van Dyck,
the present superintendent Of the Bank Department ut
Albany The dangers attending the appointment OF a
politician 10 the once arc obvious enough 10 any one
conversant with the subject The ONCE Of Cub Treasurer
in this city ia one of much importance aud pecunary
sponslbily, and the opportunities for defacations on
the part Of subordinates are unusually great
The business at the sub.Treasury to-day was as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

SPLENDID LLAMA LACE
POINTS.
LLAMA LACE ROTONDES.
eros GRAIN SILK BASQUES.
eros GRAIN SILK ROTONDES.
These goods will be sold at very low prices for the next
thirty days.
y s. THOMPSON.
as Broadway
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
Iron dish cloths--Iron clothes Lines.


I was once so ill-informed, says
writer in an exchange, of the progress
of the fine arts as not 10 know what
an iron dish cloth was. But seeing
one in use at the house Of friend, /
learned from Swiss gentleman who
had presented il 10 her, that they were
in general use in his native country,
aud he had accidentally seen a cask
full at an importers, which were un-
saleable in New York, and had be-
come rusty, and looked upon as old
iron. i procured dozen and dis
tIibuted them among my friends
They soon became bright from use,
and are universally classed among
those articles which eve wonder how
we ever did without" These are
made of rings of iron wire, No. 10,
linked together, and are about six
inches square; l counted fifteen rings
on one edge. One outside row of
rings is only connected with the other
at each end and one inch or two in
the middle which makes two loops to
hang it up by.
Every kitchen maid who had scour-
cd the inside or outside of kettle
with it pronouncess it better than
scraping with knife or securing with
cloth and sand. They are very flexi-
BILE, and imagine must be like chain
armor, which L have read Of but never
seen. We also find it useful to put
under pot or kettle hot from the
stove, when we wish to place them on
the table. We have used ours two
years.
There is another iron convenience L
have used six years, and which is as
good as ever, that l would recommend
TO neutrality-suspicious. iron tel
egraph wire for clothes lines. 1t never
trusts, need never be taken in, never
breaks down and let's the wet clothes
fall to the ground and have to be
rinsed again.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

'hc Chaplin Min and Salt Works, opposite Sag
Il inaw City, are offered hr Sale. inquire Of
WIN. NJ. MILLER.
Saginaw City. Feb. 18th, 1866
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
Capital Assortment
FANCYGOODS,TOYS
&c., So, &c. .a roisiy
At Crum's Variety Store be
Bancroft Block, Washington Street. Az

JUST RECEIVED the following Goods CAN
- be found'at my Store, sllNEw and IATEsP
Winter Styles Splendid Ivory, Jett, Gilt
and steel The largest and
best assortment Of .~
ZEPHYR woRsTEDs & WOODEN GOODS
in the Saginaw Valley, comprising breakfast
Sha wis, Sontags, Nubias, Hoods, Coma
fortres, Skating Caps, Wooden Gaitsrs,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. ~ aili n tremc
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE

A large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Look
ing Glasses Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common aud silver Forks and
Spoons, Egg Why's and Basteys Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &c, with general variety OF
Yankee Notions as Pins, Needles, Thread, But
tons, &c. Dress Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17

MISS Em MoBRfEN,

T>HoMPs0N Street, South sidc, doors from
j. Jefferson Street. will attend promptly and
satisfactorily 70 AL orders for Dress or Cloak
making ~ -. H..' 49, -"
East Saginaw, March lsi isesi iH2qs-7sp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
Elegant and Desirable Pri-
vate Residence
E q r. 8 "A L E.

Tho property known as the W. IT, Taylor Resi-
dence, on Washington Street, 81 Ward, lately
vorablo terms. Tho house Is one Of the best in
the City Good stable, well, eistcm and all
requisite convcncnces and out buildings on the
promises. For particulars as 10 terms apply ut
The Courier Office. East Saginaw, or address
HENRY HOBBS, Patterson New Jersey.
February Is, 1857 isrots lN 2S9-u
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17

Copper, Tin and Shoot Iron Ware, nanufac-
tured order short notice, stove and conductor
pipes made and tut up with despatch.
Tho continued patronage Of tho public 10 solic
ted.
SCHMITZ & MORIEYS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
EMERs0M,s ADDITION.

nNHrs Property, which is FREQ from all incum-
l. brances Is now offered for sale upon q credit
Of ten years in all cases where substantial inn
provements are 10 DO erected. Only ten per cent
Of the purchase money being required in, hand.
on tho premises io .arrar cIGrl -
81. v JOHN A. wELLEs. 4,
Sept. 7, 1864. 266
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-17
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually TO be found in any Hard.
ware Establishment, East or West, with the adj
dition Of articles incident 10 the business of Lum
boring, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing.
Hunting and Trapping, will always be found AZ
my Store, where l shall be happy a. all times
10 meet old customers and new. Past patronage
gratefully acknowledged.
BB. BUcKHCUT..
East Saginaw, Aug, ], lfst
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5iir Oontrnktoren.
5u6fIfenSzoffice Der Der. ct. Mrnec
Rr On Gnofhar

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Der. ct. Nrmec
No. 20 Sputbfr.
Gcttitnrre, s.. 1fat 1865.
0erReeeIte NneebDte TN Dup1ttat werber
auf bitier Office Bic g tag, ben 13. aHat 1865
Dstttaes IL ubr entee9engenCmrnen, UNI baS Der. ct. Snbf'
fcnt Departenent tn Baltimore, ytb, gu Serieten NIT -
$4,000 pfb. go pfe. pr. Suftell cute eefunbl
8wtebeIn, Ia eutsn, farten, SoGfdnhts bereif
fen Bafern. gta8 8ebarf su ~ltefern.
24O 600 9 fh. 8arirlelt go Yiunb per SaItell; Wer
GERS DEER Dead Slews wereen BORG Speen. Nerpaf
In quite, eerSbnlide, eausrbatt ~8earbeitete 5dner
&db Gerlnneen ga l~iefern. grsOsn inu1en eefatd
mtrben.
InsebUte miifen eui 6Urmu!are seiarieten ietn, ivsld
~ Smt g. , HHisa 81 us5 g%UsI su "@S mn, NM s - otm IaSspO g my, ~,
uatfrBei1net fetn.
3abluns wtrb tn fcl@en Bonbs aea1a6t. ais ssratt an San
limb; limb tetne %Dprb1n6en. lp6GIb ole Delhe ~etngebeH.
Sebe perfOn cter iepes I%tttslteo c ner s ma weiGe Nm
Set0t. mnGt mus ct en- EreustS fir sc Ser. st, J~teettran
6eiIegen nenn Nt&t elm iuI&sr bereits owF pisier Office reg,
frirt purbs.
Die pbieen &rsebpte tint ouen ben Peetnsrtnsen untsrrrcr
len, melGe aetpobaltH ten SetauntntaGnnsen sieferD ftee
fir Subffen3 nitteI beisefIst fnb.
J. HOWARD WELLS,
fnt1i9 13l @dpt. unb 6 6 WoiS.
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Gus Mrgifo.
9ie GrOberung pom Saltillp IN B
Wpnterep eur6 bic 2tberalen
befdtigt.
Gus Mgrtfo.
0Iu8 Eexas.

Stem Optt, 9. Moi. Ser 9ampfer !6a.
PARMA brinet Rahri6te1 pom 10. g(pril aus
Dterito uno pom %. aus Sierra Gru3.
9ie @%rOberun9 BON Sal lilo uno DiOnterer
our6 bic Suarilten miro %beltdti9t. Nebrerf
5auienb aaiierii6e iino nab SOnpra sei&id
wOroen. Sic @elebgebung bon uuter>G Sailor.
MEN bat %Oefretirt, iid sesen bic @inOrinslinge
gu rertbeipt9en.
Ga6ri6ten BON @aIpeitOn, Serus, pom 25.
meIoen, Dab OuS Gplt in 6OultOn uno Spring
fielO in 6ffentli6en geriammIuugen ertldrte, g
lpOIe ben !arteg fOrtieben, Dbsleid es BON Der
GupitulutiOn Sees seb6rt babe, e8 wOae gu Sef.
Gauis iteben &c. Wagruoer mat in @alpelton.
Man erwartete balb einen Nnsriff uuf bic Suite
pon Seras.
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&eie0ropb5fG9e 3xsgDstcDten.
Rtri@tet Flr bn Hegttnsoea a5siasr.
GMllOes)a1ir!ao

Dafbtn9tpn, 8. U&ai. 0ie @efan9ez
nen, tpel6e Der 8etbeiigung an DEM WeuAelz
moro omplOtt a~ngetiast iino, beiben: 9aoiO
6. 9arrOIo, s.. u. 2lberotb, 2ewis 8apne,
Samuel 9. Mrnplo, Mi6aeI O'Qau9blin, Saz
muel Wluoo uno Wlr8. %. 6. Surratt II. 81.
Sic tpuroen beute Dor Die Militdrz@ ommiiIion
gebra6t uno gefra9t, we(2e Nnpdlte iie gu
8ertbeioi9ern pini6ten, Dorauf ii6 0arrOlo
bic SD. ST. Stone, ScIepb s. 8rablp uno S.
so. Carlisle; papne !0rn. Maipn Campbell
ppn Baltimore; WtaO. Surrutt Son. 3eperbp
sSobnIDn unb Mr. % 0allace &irbp, uno Sam.
Uluoo Wtr. 8obert Santes Brent ppn 8alti
more erpdbIten. 9ie anbern @efan9enen bas
hen teine NouDfaten beItirumt.
Sine 6ffentlide 8eiIammlung puroe beute
Nbeno Dor Der Stabtbaae ab9ebalten, bel nell
der feltgeltelt unO bei6lO1Ien pltroe, DaB Sie=
ieni9en, peIGe eigenmiajg ibre I6uno bcten, Die
Ser. st. Hesierung 81 %itirsen, feline 6eimatb
in rer !6uuptitaot Der Natipn fnoen Ipllen.
Sine Orore lit Don DEM @enerulzNt ~iutanten
be3lqli9 9eouftion Der 3abl pon GDnpugnie=
unO StabsQff5ieren in 8pt. 9te9itnenteru erlaiz
fen pOroen. 9ieielbe ia9t:
,Nuf Mnmeiiung oe8 Brdlieenten tueroen
ale gompagnie@ uno StabSoifjere, melhe bon
ibren Gommauoo3 tpegen t6rper.i6sr llntaus>
libteit coer auf l1rlaub abweleno lino, ebren=
bait aus benz Dienite ~entlaifel1 pom IS. 3 DC.
an. 8eIaote Off3iere baben iih fofort an biz
@eneraLaoiutantllr Der Nrrnee fit ibre Wfuite.
lungs UNI Observation-Disclosures 81 ipenoen
SIN Sale elmer &rantbeit ooer llntau9lidfeit
muB Dem Brief Elm dr5tiGea 3eugntB BON pel
eew6bnli6en 6Orm b~eigefagt fem. Ote BoIt=
office GOreiie res Offi5iers mus uuf ieoen SAT
beutli6 ~beigefi3t fem.
Gin Ganaaeries2dger.
Sci Chapel Yoint, Mo., nuroe Elm 9agel
fir foI6e @apallerie erri6tet, Die ni6t mebl
beritten if, iOnberr aus Dem 9ienlt gemufter
weroen miro Son Sberioon8 9euten Iino be.
reit8 gegen 5000 Mann bort eingetroIfen. Sine
8otIinie 1T 3miiden 8albin9tpn uno Chapel
8oint erriGtet uno Der 9ampfer QiS,ie 0afer
pirb bieielbe r~e9elmdbig b%eiOrsen.
grdIipent Sobnfon bat cine Nrotlamation
! e~rlaiIen, in rpeLGer er ertldrt, 6aB ob9lei9 be-
~paffnete 6einbieIigfeiten sesen Die Gegierung
Der Ser. Staten in gepilen Staaten, frtber
i'm Nuiitanb as beenbist betra6tet ueroen mag;
isrner, ba rie BerIonen, lpel6e oieien bepaffz
rsten NioertanO ipmpbl, ais bic Operation
Der Goper anrroneter, meiit fi6tig Ooer ges
Iansen finb uno Oa einise Oieier gaper nod Die
gteere unii6er MAIDEN, 10 eriu6t cr ale Maz
rlreOebOroen Der Ser. Staaten ipl6e Goper UNI
leoen Prets gu nebmen uno uni9doIia gu MAJ
Qen. 6erner ertldrt er, OaB penn nn6 einer
9e0illen Belt BON beuti9en Sag en- i,itS-i It.
9erprle 5dfen in europa fOrtfabren, Olsie @aper
~ psGOersen, man ben Shifen Der b~etrefen-
OsH gatlDn nt6t seitatten miro, in einem ame=
rFan''Dea Sofen einBuluufsn uno a1loere ters
artlsen wtObreseln ersreifen piro.
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Scr ariea III a.labema.

Stem Orleans, 3. 1tai, pia G1iro 8.
Sen. q. S. Smith belt am rs. init ieinem
Commando Montsomerp, 9llu., beieBt uno
Sen. Steele par am 81. in Selma, Nla. SIN
leBten Spnnta9 erpffreten General Ganbp uno
General Sid SdpIpr u~nterbanolunsen an einem
II Wleilen BON ytcbile entfernten Ort. Man
wufte ni6t %beitimmt, pb SapIor iid ergeben
bat, bD6 man 9llubt, oab er, beeinfuBt Don
Der GupitulatiOn Sobnitea8, Die ibm 9~elteaten
UeoinounQen annabm.
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Sec. Snpia unb fein cabinet.

STEM gOrf, 9. Ntai. Ser 8oibin9tO<
uer Correspondent oes u6erolo" beri6tet, DAP
Self. Dapis uno iein Cabinet i'll Maibin9ton,
@a., our6 Stpneman'6 @apalerie in Die Gnge
s~etrieben iino.
9errielbe GprreipOnoent beri6tet, Dap Did
SaplOr ii9 aul Gle benz See bewiaisten 8ebinz
gungen bin ergeber bat.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grfer 3 10 eis. SCR. Sat6 iiberrei@te einel
MincritdtSberi&t bon benz @onferen3-@ ouite betrefs bel
SertpiGisuns fir baS SaitS Of 8fefuse.
BON ;peitsn 3weiS ipirbe bic o~ntenbirte Orbinan5 Be.
si9li& Der aSrbli&en @entralbabn einseI9ift. Stir 6rei-
tag 4benb Sur Debate %teftinmt.
DIR. Wapicn ~rfferirte einen 8ri@lu6, tpel9sr ben Gtt
@cntmifFcner %onireif, ni&t eber Eis ben Sept. Ill Gnae,
boten tiir Grri@tnng zines ueueu Warttbanies i'm Helair.
Wsartt aufauforbern.
Derielbe GER iiberrei&te einen Beri&t bonn @cnferen.,
&Dnlite betreffs elmer Drbtuans bestsli9 bes Steuer,OeI
parteutentS ; paiFtt.
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~gerbaftnnq clues @anorf5den geebelleu.

8OugDteepie 8. Wtai. Ncbert
6. @pre pelhcr Die Observation-Disclosures
Saunders unO Suder in leinem &anbbauie bel
ct. Catherine beberberst bate, puroe beute
9lbeno bier perbaftet unp auf Orore bes Sen
Sir na6 Ne,pz Sort gei6idt.
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e~opituIatiOn elmer ausern asbenenss Sores.

ST. :2ouis, 8. 01ai. WlaiDr Cooper
ibergab an lebten Samitos fein Battalion,
$50 Mann itarf, an Sen. Sannbprn, Spring
fielo, 0io., uno ~leiiteten cen Sreueip.
9reibig 0tann ~leiiteten 9eltern BEN Sreueib
bel garspiQe.
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WtN0en1ac}te StbfDetn9THke, NnOcDSI
uno 3ur9en.
SdmetnSfGse In 81sbsn S3u so SiS. netto $3.50
6 d petrsBunge tn tllten GaEern rpn
100 Sfb. nettp zoo
%. In (en3en N1nern prn
200 Yab. netto 49,
geo Dfs uettU 1907
Sbae Witfsl Rnb tdup:f16lih fur rem SausgebrduG tn
ssr beitfn gIeiie perpodt ur8 merSen su ben p5i9en Yretirr
rerfluft, spondb ne 10 niger ale 6 Gents has tfune trRen.
IS III bteies tas bintsae rno tefe 5l.ti6. meldss stnt 10
mtlie fb oeriGefsn FINN un6 MIR Ieaten tater ~belcnbers bic
Nufrerffamtett BON Sdnt!ern, Ntrttsn u. r~rinilisn taraaf
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Ser 8rdlioent bat ferner cine grptlamaticu
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