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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

We give place with pleasure to the commu-
nication of Mr.. Mooar, the more readily from
its spirit of fairness and courteousness. He
does not, however, show that the complaints
we made were uniounded. We hop pc there
will be no occasion for them in the future,
and merely called attention to the subject
that there should be none. The addition oil
the Federal tax as separate i.em charged to
the consumer, would not be defensible were
it not made admissible by the Revenue law,
a fact which we learned subsequently to oul
first mention of this matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

AUCTION SALE.-Howe & TYLER will sell on
Thursday morning one fine sofa, one set par
Tor chairs. and one rocker all finely carved
ed and finished in crimson flush; one large
mahogany center table; bureau, bedsteads,
aud mattresses, wash stands, chairs, carpets,
cook and heating stoves, what-not, lounge,
clocks crockery. glass and tin ware also one
fishing seine, ropes, hooks, &C.; also one
lack
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

DuPREz L GREENS Minstrels again drew
out last evening a fine audience. The pro-
gramme, less interesting than that pre-
scented the evening before. was rendered with
the excellence and artistic skill that charac-
terizes this troupe Visiting us again here
after, they will always be sure of public pa.
tronage. We were glad to notice that the
dome of the Atheneum was opened last eve
ming and the house better ventilated thar
hitherto. A great relief to every one pres
ent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

There has been q good demand and the
market is frmer. The sales of the week have
been large, amounting to about $50, 600 lbs
Fleece and Pulled at 62(G75c for Fleece, up
to s2Ac for extra Pulled. Manufacturers are
disposed to purchase freely at the current
rates 60 200 lbs California at 36G45c y ID.
This description has been more sought after
lately by manufacturers, and holders are very
firm In foreign there have been sales Of ~
bales Mediterranean, South American and
Cape in the range of quotations / 10000 ib'
Canada combining at Zoe /; 5000 TBS do do a.
7sc; 60 bales Cape at 42c 4 ib.-Post, Sep
TENDER T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

GEN FrTz HENRY WARREN arrived at his
home in Burlington, Friday evening. He has
been for some time President of Military
Commission, at New York. Peace restored,
he returns now TO civil life. We CLEAN from
the Hd,ckens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

THAT injustice may not be done to Hotels
properly conducted in Burlington. we will in
form the Ha,ckeye, that our Oskaloosa cor
respondent alluded to the proprietors of the
Barrel House, whose meanness was made
evident during the State Fair last year.
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cn,e.xo 1.-Two stock market.

Chicago 1.-Two stock Market.
from the Evening Journal Of the llth-l
Cattle-Sales at Sherman Yards are rather
small; range from So 75@5 81. At Michi-
gan Southern Yards from $4@$5
Hogs-There has been fair business do
ing this morning. Previous prices are fully
sustained. Ranging from $40 80 to $ll 70.
Sheep-We DO not hear of single sale to
report: nor are there any Sheep in market Of
consequence. Figures, If we had any, would
| be nominal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

NATURES FuruRE Of the mouth. il far nrefsr.
able to any that art can supply. Therefore, keep
your teeth clean, and in good repair with thai
toilet gem, Fragrant SozoDosr Brush them d.;,v
with this delicious vegetable preparation. and
they viii not be likely to crumble or decay.
d-tu--thu--sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

JEFFERSON DAVIS told an officer of Genera,
Grants staff, who visited him lately, that he
felt much easier now than when President Of
the Confederacy, and that he rather enioyed
his freedom from care.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

PERsoNAL-We took by the hand yester-
day our genial and worthy friend, Major Frank
Bridgman L. S. A., who has been, and still
is, stationed at Springfield, Illinois.
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"Fcaa in The Lerieon Of Youth

There's such Tord MS Fan =.
And in the history of Dyspeptic Man there need
be no gloomy future full of hypochondriacal fears
for one draught of the wonderful appetizer and
healer, Plantation Bitters, will scatter the dark
clouds of Dependency and bid Hope "tell her
Hattering tale" again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Heavness, Languor, Headache and
Low Spirits, this is the only remedy. If you are
suffering from Dyspepsia or any of its attendant
evils, use Plantation Bitters, and you will find
there is no such word as fal''
dAw-tu-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

AG- Our friends in the country will
take notice of the Government Sale common
cling on Friday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13
-. L.~is Live stsek 1GaraEst.

From the Democrat Of Sept 11th.]
Beef Cattle Market active and prices firm,
and we quote as 1904 Is for light grades,
and $500 90.
HoSs-Heid at 10c per ib.
Sheep-Msrket dull bat the stock on hand
small. No sales.
Mich Cows-There is good demand. Fan
cows sold at $50 per head. !,
Veal Calves-Are wanted at 81 to SO y
head.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. CHICAGO Sept. II
The markets are generally lees active.
Ficur-Quist sales at o00il 81 for White Winter
and 90 IS rs for Spring Extras
Grsin--wheat advanced 4 to &c. rAies No. ! Red II
IS. and No Spring at t69l So closing at 4s1,
Corn dull and TO ilxc lover sAiss CT No 1t 6l062c
closing at eIlc. Oats duh and <c lower; No at 3lt
93!l4c. Rye TO SC higher fa.s OF No 1t 75S1fec
Barley o.ened to Sc higher sal.s at eo0osc CLOSING
at 9oc.
Whissy-More active. Sales At 2 nag %.
ProvisionsMess pork firm. sales At 81 CO. and prim.
mess Is co. 100 tbls do at "a co. Lard
aud arm at 25c.
seeds-Fiax Seed 1t 4oo2 IS, and Timothy Seed
firm at On.
Beef Cattle-stesdy at se77 GO for extra
Legislative At IL 0091l 10.
Gold-14Sl<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

NEW YoHx, Sept II.
Ihsollowing the prices Of Mining Stocks 1t the
Bard in Boston to-day:
osn1raa ~ uuron ~; Minnesota ~ Superior -
1ssa1iia Ssf Hancock ll3G Isls lsyaa ll1t ooppa
~ ~ o1au ~ 1ssklana *.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

A WOMAN in Charlestown, Mass, has col.
lection Of tame tosds in her yard They know
their mistress, follow her about and hon into
hss - = ~ cd. Gwsss psts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

IT came out before an English Police Court.
that practice exists among beggars to keep their
children from growing, by feeding them with gin.
so ms to ensure always having baby. TO attract
compassion. In the case before the Court. a child
'aur years old was stunted so as not to appear
more than twelve months old. This result could
never have been accomplished had Pinkerton's
Wshoo and Calisaya Bitters been used instead. AZ
they are heslthful and invigorating, and can be
used by all ages with benefit, One trial will sat
isfy. For sale everywhere, Wilkinson. Bartlett
Co., agents, heokpk. scp4-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

Nrw Yosx, sept. L.
The current prices for the weet si yafdssre ei
lows
Beef Cst,ie--l.t quality IT oc91s 90 fair TO good
Is ooSi7 90, common Il soal, so inferior oo0
IL So
Cows aud Calves-Extras p head SIS to6Ioo 90. LAT
quality head ~ IS voaso 70; ordinary 90 COSTS or
common 5o9a ~ 70, inferior 20 coz 30 %.
Veal caisce-ist quail. 1e9isc; ordinary ioaIlt1e;
common 9iaslec; inferior as93l<e.
Sheep and Lanbs-E,tra ooas 90; prise . 90
s so; ordinary toaa5 So common 80. inferior 80
"a %.
s~ine-Iiea-y fed r n iyi4si.5te; light and
medium at isss 114e. s;iii fed at l7s.s i5c.
she cattle m al kes was decided, luoyant this
week, aud thoath the supply poor the weather
unusuali; good. and tonne of them very hne, the
best brought Il easily aud Of tie choicest sold
at little higher price The bull Of the cattle
lag Ibc ba; the various kinda sold several quota
tons abose-
Mich cow re main steady at e1ssde quotations
vesls fairly active from to Iac-the ixti.l
rate for street,, prime.
Sheep and lsi,ts In demand and higher. II
va-ioas Grades sre gu tied at.ovs4
hog were arm bat mot Tery sc.iv.
Total receipts of all stock this week and wee
we're rs fsilo~s-
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DAILY GATE CrTY OFFICE,
CA.nh~- 10 lQ&k

DAILY GArB CrTY OFFICE,
September IL, 1855.
WHYAr--Old Fall 81 40 to 70; new Fall 81 ~
to As; choice new Fall at 81 55.
FLoun-Donble Extra Fall at SO so; Extra
FAN So SO; Extra Spring s.; superfne 81.
RYE-Old As to SOC.
CoRS-40 to 45c. s4
OArs-Old at Is to 26c; new at Is to 22c.
sErps-Timothy 90 90; Flaxseed 81 so to 10.
Eeas-Firm at 16 to 1sc.
BurrER-Is scarce, and good win sell readily
at from rs to 30c packed Is to 20c.
PorAroEs--Common, 40 to 45c. Good, in de-
mand at SO to 55c.
SWEET PorAroEs-Good at 81 IS.
LARp--20 to &c.
BAcox--19 to zoe.
SoRaHuu-50 to 80c
CHrckEss--Young 50 Is; old 81 to Is.
Osloss-Dull at 40 to 45c.
HAY-No change. Timothy $40 so; Prairie %
SO to 9 90.
PEAcHEs--The market Is absndantly supplied
and they bring from 81 to 81.
AppLEs-From soc to 81.
WooL-Unwaehed % to 35c; tub washed SO tt
| SIC; fleece washed 40 to soc.
| HIpEs--Dry flint lie; dry salted &c; green Sc
and green sailed &C.
TALLow-Appears to be in active demand q
| l2l cents.
| RAes-Free from wooden 81 TO 4c.
FEArHsRs-From common to good 30 to SOC
prime IS to 60c.
GnoesRiHs--AIl articles in the Grocery line ar
stood;tv advancing We auote
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods.
notions, &C.. we would say go and see Kra,
mer, Irwin q Co, as they have large stock
OF seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

We should have acknowledged sooner a
call from our friend W. H. Hare, the late ex-
cellent and gallant Chaplain of the Both Iowa,
to the which call he treated our sanctum. last
week, IN our absence. The Seth. recently
mustered out, was organized in October. 1852.
and mustered into the service at this place.
Charles W. kittridge, of Ottumwa, was an
pointed Colonel. The men were chiefly from
Wapello, Marion, Monroe, Mahaska, Lucas.
Davis and Appanoose counties. and they
proved good and gallant soldiers, as Iowa sol.
diers have always proved. Mr. Hare was
Chaplain of the regiment, and brave and
faithful one. He was captured by the rebels
on the Camden expedition, and was some
time prisoner. Coming home. and being
partially recruited in health, he returned last
fall to his regiment, and has remained with i,
up to the expiration of its term of service
He will remain for time in VanBurep conn.
ty. Prosperity ever be his
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By Telegraph SEu YoaR, Sept H.
Cotton-very Arm with, however, less doing at 4s1z
44sc for middng.
Rlour-puii aud dropping se17 IS for Extra State
1899 10 for Extr. T. u. D. and 2o0lt 90 for Trade
Brands market closing heavy riih hnyes at outside
quot atoms
whisky-Phm At IS for Western, and small lots u
2 25a2 IS.
drsin-wheat dull ard Q 70 &c lower for Winter and
loo lower Western; 60I "a for State and Nil
kee ciu,r OIL C for Amber Nil, 90 for Winter
Red western. Rye quiet. Barley and Barley Malt dull
and nominal. Corn to &c lower white untound TO q
lover 1ss7c for unsound; $50 sss for SQUAD mix =
Westssn os.s dbl, and TO &c lower sts2sc for Stat
and - SIC for Western.
Grocerie--roG. steady. Sugar ste.dy at nl49i4Sx'
| for Cuba aud Nuseevado, and Havana At i3115c. Mo
| ls..es quiet.
Pstro,eam-Quis at as11<ossc for Crude; $500 fc
Refined III Bond, and Tie for do Free.
Hops-steady at 9oosoc for crop q 1864 5crop.
| Pro, .siops-po.k 6rmer ~ 81 81 Da2 IS for ne,
mesa clo.in at ~ 7s1 cash. % eoS3 oocr 1861 do
u 2534 30 for prime, and Is ~ 80 90 FOR pine mes
Beef firm at " Hl2 20 for plain and ii orc
Ii 50 for Beef hams quiet and unchanged
Gut Meats .tssy, 45o pkgs al ltelsc for shoulder
and i9s2sc for hams. Bacon duh. Lard nrrnsr at 2
a7c. Butter aetive asd Hrn - aS9s5e for OHIO, al
5iss42c for State. Cheese dull ~ li0ielse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

GEN. FITz Henry WARREN thas been APP
pointed Minister to Guatemala.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

SoRGHuM.-Ihis has become one of the
saccharine institutions of the country, and
proved immensely serviceable during the late
war. In fact, leaning back in our hickory
chair, elevating our heels on the table. and
growing as philosophically thoughtful as one
can be with the mercury at its present altitude,
we are inclined to think that Sorghum had
much to do with putting down the rebellion.
1t cannot be brevetted for meritorious servi-
ces, but its culture and manufacture can be
improved upon. To consider this subject is
the object of the meeting at Charleston on
Saturday. Farmers. especially, are interested
in the matter. Let them attend the proposed
meeting. The call appears in our new adver-
tisement cplumn.
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph NV Yoax Sent. II
Money-EAsy ut sos per cent
Sterling Exchange-Quist at 1897
oold-Lo ser, opening at 1870 llss4
Government 3tocks-stronK.
Q, Of 81 Coupons At lo13<
1910 Coupons s.1S
w.. ! ass I'D series} ss3s.
7-3oe fsd ser.sl oQss.
etocks-stroug.
ca az ca c1ss1l; c&RIna; MAPDclsk
Toll wab IS: IT Wayne es14; AkTH33; C&Nu
pfd 62s< c Scrip 1231s yrCsrt u Pac Mail 800.
HYc s$s< Erie sszs; Gao lo7A; Hudson ITO, Har
lem Isl Reading 1925 N lio14: esl Toledo loll
o / Cert 217s; Quicksilver 6Il1
By Telegraph Nsv YoRK, Sept. u.
Gold was weak to-day. Qaota tions opened at 1443s
and fell gradually to l44 sserwards It recovered
per cept,
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

NAIL ARRIVES.
Burlington 1880 p. NJ
Chicago o;oO
st. Louis and Cairo. $3.50
st. Louis Packet......................
NAIL CLOSES.
Burlington 700 NJ.
Les i.uV
Cnicago lz:VV III.
st. Louis and Cairo .......-.............12:00 N.
St. Louis Packet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOO P. NJ
PostofRce opens at A. NJ, closes Pm. Sun
day-open from to 9A.M.
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LOR SALE-Tso BEAUTIFUL Lots, or

L. HiEh street, fnorth siiel between 9th and lcik
streets ~ith small frame dwelling also 2
OF i" IN ock los, near abe of lzfh aud .p
street Ssontn SIDE WITH frame store IL also SO
ieet o. tot bioe log, on johuson street. aajn1s D.
Williams you ncFT All this pr sperty win be seTt
cheap The title good or DO sale. Enquire af
1ure23 TEspyrE
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ING House, With rooms, cellar cisfern, flli lot
well iecu with let's of fruit trees situated on fulta
street between iOih and l1th streets Keoknk Title
good. Enquire Of lmaylel II B. TEy-EyCE.
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Charles s.. mcbGe,
MecbfSz9lntudlf.
Sin nentihcr Mrit an Capitol 0iQ,

Office: Dem wsRIi9en Ttuesl Der @tts pan sseenabtr
QDrbnuno: $50 SeGfe Ctr apiTben y unb S Ctr q.
17gt3mri SDdtpthgtpn NJ.
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0erimts>N

Grtmtndl@@ ert6t. - 0d5 Criminal
geri6t ipar bor9eltern 1li9ti in Situng, ba 0ti6ter
8onb p~erreift lit. Ser @eridt8bpf tpl1rbe bi8
beute Wtpr9elt pertd9t.
Supertprgert9t t.. = Jttdter Wtarttll. =
Die Qpuppn 8arf Cemetery Comp. 9ege1 SbeDbpr
Ototter urlb Spbn 3. Sanlmp1lp. N1tra0 auf
<rt1lirung q~eipiiler &auf6riefe iiber @ra6plGte,
melde Mptter all Sa111ntpll0 perfalfte.
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tra0 3ur @rneltlti119 zines @nlpfdlIger8 getpiIier
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9fidarb 8. gSprtbington 9eget s. 81. @pdeD.
antrug auf eirlen nelleli @ro5eB. g}idt %beeabi9t,
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Gpmmpu BIea8 0ert6t. 9fidter
Si10. Die 8altiu1pre@Sbip Sabn @pn1pa0rie,
SeqlteIter BON SObn $. Sbaip 8e9e1 gelliGtnill
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perfirt 1ln6 at @rnitet be8 AppeQanten fir $50
rl16 Softer.
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ter Meranber. 9enrp SteI3eubad l1np feline 6ral&
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bon 9epuarb 8ie6min9er, 2oliie Seine, SralI be8
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ferner 9e9et1 Nrlallpa Speri1g, 6rnlt be8 6enrp
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BY, SacO6 Sdneiper lutb George Sdueiper ale
g{i6teinmp6uer 8altinpreS. @1trag a1f EN- De-
fret I'M ben &erfalf 9etpiiien Badteigentbrrt8 all
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BON benz 9ta6laile ibre8 eritelt Wtanne8 beredti9t
+ pber pb bic ar1beren @rben etu 9leGt baran babeH.
Der betreffelbe $. @abner bat Swei Sritber, mel9e
III Der Ndbe Don Srente1 III 9eutl6lallb tppbuelt.
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Gtaat WarhlanO.

&aub I'M Sai1afrd8 Nef. Der Sc
eli Democrat BON Dpr9etert bertdtet: Sim leb<
ten Sprnta9 Wipr9elt murbe pa8 9alt8 be8 SIR.
@epr9e Sip6le, %tpd6renb Die 6anltlie19lieber Die
Girdesbeiudtell BON 0ie6en erbrpdel1 ulb ltrl1 cine
bebel1tente Quantitit pertbople Sa6en beItpb~
le1t. 3mei perbIdti9e Mdnler ipltrben a1f Dem
9Segc lIad @Iftplt nerbaftet l1lp cine 2tu5abl Ser
9eItDbleueu Sadet BET ib1e1 9efulIpelt.
@einbau III Wtpntgp merry County.
- Der Gcntinel beridtet: Sine @pmpnguie BON
Stalienerl1 bat 2a11p i'm 0iItritt &larfSblr0 oez
fault, nit Der Atiidt, ben g8einbalt bort e~ilt5ufit6~
reu. Glarf8burg lit Der Selutat8prt Der &atatpba
tral16e, ppn bort perpflanSte Ite STR. Nplltm mad
Dem 0i1trift Columbia ln1b bon pa lpllrpe lte naf
benz gSeIten gebredt. @5 lit jeBt bic teritbultelte
aller beiltatblideo Srarbet,
0n8 pfft5telIe Sptum y II Gdlpert
County 9ibt Wtp9ruper (Oern.) 210 mlb Sud
Q1nipr) pieiel6e 9ll13a9l BON StiiltntelG fir bn8
Qu1t etlleS Se5irf8rtfter8. Die itbri9e11 &aubi>
bate1 beS penlpfrattl6ert Stln1u15ettel8 battet ppn
8O-119 Stiutnner1 0taioritGt. @8 wlrben APO
Stitnmeu mlebr abge9ebe1 alS Stintn19eber re9l@
1trirt parelt.
Nt6ter 6 y bonn 8eSirfsgeri9t be8
Baltimore County lift 9efdbrlid frait llllo fam
Dem Sitlu9en nidt beimobneit. Seiue rc9nldrell
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be8 @ert6tS Wlc2Drgneder Der Iebet.
@etbe Mrbett III etnem ebemdlt<
GEN Sc1apen County. = @eiBe 2lr6etter
6e8 NprbenS fpnlrtel1 Sablreid nm bier 8eiddf>
tig1ug Su luden unp man %eripartet, bnB NOD ptel
mebr ullfprllr1elt perbert. 2iel1t. @btpars S'Grtelt
AIliIte1t Gprnnliiiair rpnt 6reepulen8 Bureau
sei1t ben Narlnern, bon ct. 4tdrp8 County All,
6uB i6uen @eIe9enbeit 9e8ebet pirp, gte8er BON
ben 0{e9ierun9Sfarnten pieieS @OuntpS 81 miet9ell.
Gr merpe allies tbnn, I'M Die Gpntrafte iptppbl fir
ben Nrbeitge6er olSbte &rteiterap prtbetl9aft 81 ma
de1.
Sin ertrnnfener SpIbat wurbe am
81. 5. DC. AT Der Nttnbul1g peS Gbpptauf SlrIie8
aus benz @alier 9eSp9e1. Der 9tanle pe8 Ser
l119lidte1 blieb lmbetarlnt u1o perlelbe tprrpe an
SIR. 2epnarbS Sarnt b~egraben,
MiIitdrii de 60 miiipnen.- @ou~
per1teur 0rabfprp bat f~Olgetpel 0erre1 III Sprp>
%iputotprt, pelfe fritber I'M Z. $40. 9fe9tnlel't 6tell@
ten, @pnlmiiIiouen ertbeilt. Brer1t. &ient. G9aS.
u. Conner gum &apitdlt ~apauctrt nonl 5. Ntat
1865; 2. 9ieut. 9ti6orp IS. 9enpbp Slnt l. 9tel1t.
unb Serg. @nt. Sapne sum 2. 2ielltenaIt.
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500 @0r. unb 8 glaHtn. boa Mdibin9totl 66ge.
be1t, bdlten nnterpe9S ait. Qn bic 7.05 8crrt.
llilo APO Nddnl. Dolt bier lttto all PIE $40, 8
1trtb 40 BON &dIbingtcit Gtgebe1tpelt 53n9e l9lte1
fen 1t6 bic 8abraii0e na6 Qlilappli8, 4.ra ~
~ uftipn erfau - Seute D0r7
mittas 10 ll6r be9innt Der @ertanf bon elmer 9rpBen
Wtenee 9ofpitalsGtgeutbum IN Sid5 @eneral@6ppttal.
&aufdebbaber perben bonn ipeftIiGen @nbe ter Baltimore
ftraBe mittelft sfeSiernn9sfu9rpert MAO benz Plase befSr@
bert.
s~ e mperen5 Ie. - 28a8 ipirb 3us
nG6ft fpntmen fra9t Sober, Ret bic pBb6DIc9iiHen 8or>
tr1ge BEG Or. Wiqiam8 beiu9te. Die Experiments onf
bic Ginne, tpelGe in 0euti9laub i8pn 10 9rpBeS aufieBel
erresten, perben se9eunGrtiS bier p~rObucirt un6 ieReu
bic Yfeu9e bon 3ul1atern IN @rfta1Heu. Ser Dnrteuer
Sie6t cine gebeimniBpole &raft aitS BET @ttnoip9Gre, mel7
DE bic 9nnffride unb ma9iI9en 9niffe eineS Serrnant
unb Seler ii6ertreffeu.
"a ttftuug8 sBa alt Ser aHs. &rb.
nterfitsunsssgereiu, beHeu ~ire6Iams WiitSlieber itets
baranf beba8t ftnt, auf tie beitmU9lt9ite Geeile ibreu
tpo6ltbGti9en 3wed gu periDirtli9eu, tpirb beute N6eno IN
bet gtetrcppltan=SaQe, 81 8altiuorefr:, einen Bali
beranftalten. Stir CUTE Arrangements unb Srbnung biir9t
bdS @Dnlite unb bic 3iI6z unb SdentDirt5idaft tpiro
Serr u. g6miug, Der freunbli9e @irtb aus benz &ereiu8=
Gcfal (SentraG Saue) alr8 Bette %beftelen.
-" SIN 36eater ber Gurubale Wtrb bette, 0iontag,
alf al9emeines Serlangen baS 6elie6te Gtid uDie @ez
tritber 6%crfter," @9orutterSema(be bon 6. @@aeiter, tpez
ber6plt.
CNy~ @ir MAIDEN auf bic 6eute, Olontag in Der
@pncor6ia Sale ftattFnbenbe 89ea!er>Scrfellung, n0tos
i%euntitaer uub 6tnde", aufmertiaun.
~ Die Baltimore 9pse $50. 6, q. 9. g. s., 6Glt
9eute, Ntontas, @benb in benz Qptal res Srr. 6euie, $50.
307 Siib 8cnbfr., i6reH SabreSbaI, trprarf mir Dit
glieber unb 6rerrbe ber 9p9e aufmertianr MAIDEN. Da8
8al@@pmmittee oeripri9t iebem 8eIuber eineu ~bergniSz
ten I6enb.
az" Serr Sc9n S.. SEED BAT ba8 befannts Oprgnt6'>
iGe SoteI, SEQ. 81 GBet %rattTraBe. geBenii6er Der 8urns
baae, tGufli8 it6ernpmnlen unb pirb baiiel6e AM 6euti5el
WfontaS nit eineut fampien 9uni9 e%rSffneu. Sebfe be8=
pals feiner, Der elm sute8 @abeIfri6fid lie6t.
"a gnnptOi,e pom Grfdltunscn. @rtaltnn9en
ftns SetpDbnli9 nit Gttpere unb S9merseu I'M aopf,
Srufl4Meryen uub G9nieristeit i'm at6neu beB(eitet
SeritppfunS Der glaie, ipdiierise e~nt5itnOete ausen, bDier
nub rau9en SalS, Suften, &Opfi6merser, 5~ieberf6ttteln,
b%eSleitet nit pOriibergeRenbeu 5itanfGaeu, auslauf BET
geie, beS Safes unb ben 2unsen, in Gclse bon @nt.
3iinbun9en Der Sdut9en bieier S6eile unb bon innerIibern
Gieber unb 0fters @apieri8teten beim a~uspurf. 9u al
len ipf@en 6GGen ertpirft Otabante 3 obpc PDrter'G
Seil=8aIiant ~fcfortiSe Seiluu9.
II gu bertaufen Bel alien Dru9iiten fit 25 Gents unb sc
Gents tie Gloi9e. (gtop.28-30es.,
Die beibet Sbeater &ritifelt fBnue1 ipegel
Wn19eL oil 0falll1t ni9t plblictrt perbet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
NcuU 0n6ci9en.

a- 8ar Srn. 9btItPP gpGtmer lte8t eth grisf
1T ter gnefer Office.
9SptiS.
grsset GplpneI ScFaD Sirpfpu, surgeon II 9 ", etfudt
BEN llntersetGnsten ;u beri6ten, baB perirnen, ipelde Der
Teraetaeruna ppt 9teeteruneS Wtebicinal. unb 9pfpital Gteen-
tbunt i'm Stds General Splpital betsutpcbnen rlni2en, na9-
fen NlCntas, 4. Deg, WergenS A9 llbr an THltrnitrg am
fnScn merten, relfe tie unentselbi6 mad u. BON benz Spts
tai brtneen.
Der 0erfauf beainnt UNI 10 lttr Mpreers.
3. 6. BItBt
(lamcl SURG. II y, 9tee. 9urp. Il Y.
0SOlF8=Braucrei DDn Baltimore So.
Dte Mitalieber werten hermit benaGri&ttet, faB taS OF
rettCrtum am OienFaB Mtenb eeip1blt ptrb.
(mpSt) ", 8nIlauf, SER. y. t.