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THAT we arc mors thsn erer convinced OF the
trutb of the doctrine Of The Democratic parry, ns-
serted IN the outset that IL not The remedy for
attempted secession Or dtsrnton, but Is disunion,
eternal separation Of itself; therefore, ne art IN
favor Of, and demand Of those now In authority,
cessation Of hos'illties. md the calling OF Con.
OF peacc as shall be to The beat interests OF the
Union and 10 the honor and dignity Of ,the people.
"That ne know that Ab1aham Lincoln, President
Of the United States has again OUTRAGED the people
md atg1aeed the nat1on IN the cyea Of the wofil,
By eput11ns the opportunities Of Pence thrown In
bis w1y By dfftingut:hel Southc1nets and conf
asn.aa aeents 81 ne Conledstates and hy nnlser
y E- 111 ~ ~ M'cne1 ,ors tne wosd Snn
;f ~ 70 IN s q n e1stne q }s aoto1 POI.
lions: nlsos thst Ills pos'tion ,,uts a new. more
dangerous and morc disgraee!m phase upon De
wat, snd We ho!d hin responsible, before God and
man, fos iA further rrolonEation and On him Essts
re the es M az ~ NE 81 s1s aosot epoa
fhat ID view u ot lhese Z cta. t. We deeiare tbe pl
psssd dan for $4,000 men the most da@nsSls of
The people b !hts Admin'tt9ation; and we fur,
thef % aeSfe INA. ahe honor aiSnity, aaa saey OF
, 1865-10-11

Establlshed for the tEcatat.t and cure Of CHRONIC
DISEASES Removed u trosbv's Hpt}4tuc. s and
~ State street Tic Electrical 1iEns aud ElccIc4l
Apparatus for tht Treatment Of both enposei
ee1-44sll- TJtktE It
, 1865-10-11

Messrs. Case, Marsh 4 Virgins Of 1naianap-
oils had on the ground q drag saw which chal-
lenged large Share Of attention. The adyan.
tages claimed for this saw wern its heavy
1nasterwheel, rapid motion Of the saw. md
adjustable sword, adjustable rocking motion.
By which by simply turning thumhscrew,
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The MOrlnOns.

The correspondent of the New York Tri-
6une, writing from the capital Of Brigham
Young, makes very bad exhibit of affairs
in Utah. He quotes host of sermons and
addresses to show the disloyal character of
the leaders, and the hostility to the United
States encouraged by them As to the law
of Congress passed in 1862, to punish poly
gamy as crime, that is utterly imperative,
and some of the federal officers have taken new
wives since the act was passed, and since they
swore to support the laws of the United
States. The correspondent says SIT is al
legged that the "policy Of extreme concilia-
ton. which induced the appointment of poly
gamlsts to the most important positions, orr
ginated with Mr.. Seward" The writer be-
Geves that Mr. Brigham Young is anxious to
have collision with the United States, in
order to consolidate the Mormous, by making
the claim that they are subject to renewed
persecution. The correspondence substan.
tiates the following charges:
First-Brigham and his associates are living
in open, defiant violation OF the laws of the
United States.
Second-They are teaching to their follow
ers intense hostility to our Government and
people, and the necessity and duty of resis-
ting by force OF arms any attempt to make the
law operative.
entire people into q compact and efficient
military organization.
Fourth-The Government places and keeps
IN important Federal Offices men who fragrant.
iy violate the law Systematically and periure
themselves in taking the oath of Office.
The correspondent thinks the true way to
reach and heal the evils is the let-aloue mol.
ICY. He says: ''If Utah is let alone. great
natural laws-travel, commerce, and the in.
fux of a mining population-will slowly but
surely destroy polygamy Within five years
at furtherest, practically the power Of the
church will be shattered. If we are willing
to act upon the great trnth that 'the world IS
governed too much, and let the evil correct
itself by the inevitable pressure of time, the
remedy will prove efectual But in that
event let the law be repealed. tits not seem
y or right that 1t should stand on the statute
DOCK. only to be despised and broken
On the contrary he thinks, if it is deter
mined to enforce the law, the necessary
amendments should be made with great can.
ton and deliberation. At the yery least. FIVE
thousand troops should be stationed perma.
nently at Camp Douglass, near Salt Lake.
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BATcBELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The orig1nal.and Best In the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
| tsnecus Produces Immediately q splendid Black or
natural Brown, without be hair skin Rem
edies the III effects ofbsd dyes. Sold BY all Drusx is
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor Also,
REGESERATING EXTRACT OF MrLLEFLEuRs,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair
aug2l-dsv1y CHARLES BACHELOR, N. Y.
Fer Diarrh0a, Dysentery, Ac.-Ma-
CURES Compound Extract Of BEssr PLANT sthe most
reliable and successful remedy; IT is endorsed by Col
Long General Pieesanton and Gen Fisr Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tan Commissions War Relief Fund Committee Rditors
Of the Press and Western steamboat Officers Sold by
all druggists, and s. B. yovELL / Co., Keokuk.
&C MAGuIRE, Sole PROPRIETOR,
jyls-dAvem ct. Louis, Mo.
COLGATE's HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet soap, In such niv.rsai
demand. IL made from the c hoSeese materials
mild and emoiicntinit snature, fraxrantly
cented, and extremely beneficial In ito seti
upon she skin. For sale by sll Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers fsbl-daslyr
The Bridal Cha m . err an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
for Diseases ofthe Urin.rysndsexu.
syssems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes Address, DR..
sKILLIN HoUaHToN, Howard Association ,phils.
aelPnle, re-. spr5-dsv1y
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WANTED-Agents-For the standard
Hstory Of the Nsr. coppiets In one larae royni-
OCTAVE Volume q COO paee splendidiy nssrssed
xth III 1ne pstraits Of 0ssssAls and battle sssrso
THIS Just the book the people vAAt ard pssssats
yceng nsn, ana especially fstursd and dlSled ofcsrs
- sse1a - vuNt Of pssAtbls apl0ymsal vill ma
pecgasly edapted = tAsiE eenlitn. eead for croU
lsfs and - ohr tetns. Address Eul0LR, IcCURDY
90. o1isaeo, Ia saa D. bcais, ~.
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A1Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally. Everybody kesit Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead Il the best Hair
Dressing in the world. Viii restore grey and fad ed hs
to it's original color In four weeks-every time-sure
pop. Inquire for Webster's Vegetable Hair Invgors-
tor aud don't take any other II all bunsors Of
the scalp In week. For sale at wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR. Third and Main streets Ksokuk
Iowa. Burnhsms x Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists,
le Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
ssp2Q-dSm
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THEGATE CITY.
KEOKUK, IOWA:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER "a
THE PROFANE VILLAGE.

AhA. 1SOE AN - vAAAA0~s
er-l $50 IL
(Attsr Lonafeiio~s 'Ereelsior'-A LorgvoysO
travelling Californian %
One morning met another man,
And asked, "What town is this ahead3'
To which the other briefly said,
"You be DAMN
On strobe the traveller, come surprised,
But that the man was drunk surmised
For who unless little high,
To civil question would reply, 1883
you be damn"
While thus his cogitations ran,
He overlook another man,
And him he questioned as before.
Receiving this reply-no more
sfYou be damn"
The traveller answered not word,
But seeing rust ahead third -
Asked him the self-samc thing ct once,
Receiving but the same response,
-"lou be damn 4" ~ 81
Advertisement upon him grew
A stranger thing he never knew;
Half angry, half-he scarce knew what
A fourth inquiry only brought,
''You be damn ~
as some asylum hereabout,
And have the lunatics got out1
And is their mania all the same?"
Thought he, s'that all Of them exclaim,
"You be damn"
And then he felt his wrath grow hot:
"Therell be fight on the spot,
If any other man." quoth he,
"Shall insoentiy say to me,
"'You be damn"
He almost reached the village, when
lie met stalwart citizen,
And asked what town before him Law.
The other answered, right away,
"You be damn
The traveller straightway pulled his coat,
And took the other by the throat
"You scoundrel" hoarsely uttered be,
"Ill teach you not to say to me,
"'You be damnr"
OF course there was an instant fight,
Till both were in o horrid plight
And fast and furious fell the blows
And oft the battle-cry arose
s'You be DAMN
Thus fghting near the river side,
They rolled into it's muddy tide:
Then parting, scrambled TO the shore
ANA snrleked, ABOVE the mill-wheeis roar,
"IOu be damn %
Beside the mill maiden stood
The traveller, drenched in gore and mud.
Inquired what name they gave the place:
The maid replied. with timid grace
"You be damn
A little further on his way,
He met a little girl at play,
To whom the question be addressed
The child replied, like all the rest
100 be dam -
GOOD heavens" he cried, IAN but dreaming
What place is this, where, in blsspheming,
The men and women each outvie,
And even babes and sucklings cry.
"You be damn %
And swift he fastened out of town
Lest fire and birthstone should come down:
But found, in travelling on WHILE
A gnide-post reading thus -" One mile
To 1UBA DAM
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OSrutNAL NorTcE.-To John johnson. Deficiencies.
IN ~ ar hereby notified that there is no on Al |.
T. .ne onCe OF 'hs Clerk of the District Cour, =,
Lee county Iowa at Keokut petition OF Hiram o.
az, Gaming OF Yen the sum of five hundred and an
gage ma g ly you to Charles Mason and .inc oa
70 sac Barney also claiming agains, Won ~.
10 H. ,s o. ssil mortgage the being mon Ios
o. hsoknk IN lee county lows for the purchase Guy
anu asking for sale of said Or enses .d
-; Anu unless sou appear and answer ,sa ~,
Won on or before noon OF the second ia a. IT. Pet-
=. ssa court to commence at Keokuk on the f.. n
g OF seoraary, 1866 default will be eptsy,s 1921.
said petition n psnyed for In
Rev stamp, so cts.1 A., o. % nON0,
novl0dlw-fri "s ior Plaintiff.
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ShEhIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa. Leo
Directs ;..,.s virtue OF Especial exscstio,to m.
s.tra IN ia'or 81 John Porter and against william
on door Of the Clerks Once Of the District cour. az
ian a.. ~ towA AZ keoknk In said county, on Tie
oesocI m :, s sa,a O'clock r M commencing At
t TN ss,s quarter Of section s.snsysr GAY
w. lo ranrs i've 90 west: the soutb
e quarter "a OF section twenty fcur RAJ 4..~sssr
ax-sssen (o. range hve ~ wass the sorthssse .nn
~ 81 section twenty three (as toWnshtp sxty
Tango hss % vsst the sorth halt 90 q q: corsh.
ty-ssssc fs .sctlSs vsntssn u1) township sir-
W 81 section eight ~ se.ssAp sixty seven (e7f r.ns.
~ ~ s@t sse 49, half ~ Of the southwest ors.s
~ of-eet.n ten ol township sxtyseves ON r.nss
iy'sis. 1 ns s9nsass.t ssersss e eects. tses
gssf: the soathea.t quarter Of sectios trsntyh,s9
sonth half of he northeast quarter III Of ssettos
sss.n'esn " township slHtyssvea teTl nsgs IL ~
70 be cold by order ofoourt to satisy ~ ~r,t a.
ecution. I'm m Ain1ScnuS " W.
Printers Zee % %. Gh@i9 ~ f~n
kseknh, uev. H. lees. ~;
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EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
Every family, at this season, should use sPEER's
WINE ceiebatedin Europe for It's medicinal and bene
fetal qualities highly med by eminent physicians,
used 10 Eurcpean aud American Hospitals and by some
OF the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC it has no equal csusing an appetite and
building up the system being entirely pure wine of
most valuable grape. As A DIURETIC it imparts
healthy action q the Glands Kidneys and Urinary Or
rans very beneficial in Nrolsy, Cont and RhEmat.e AZ
fNctions SPEERS WINE Is pure article from the Juics
Port Grape possessing medicinal properties
rior any other wine in and excellent article
for all and debt aated persons and the aged In
rm improving the appetite, and beDefting ladies and
children. Try ii once, and yoa so not BE- deceired
A-Be the signature Of ALYRED SPEKR s over the
cork of each bottle
Sold by wilkinson Bartlett 4 Co Keokuk, lows, aud
Dealers who aleo sell the CAaT1LLA PORT
BRANDY, choice old article, imported only BY M.
epeer, direct from the valley Of 0porto locts6 ON
A6Trade supplied by Wholesale Druggists
A1-By A. sPEER at his Vineyard in New Jersey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 2os BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ county, ssBy virtue of special execution to me
directed by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county in favor of Amos FL. Brown and against
David O. Anderson, have levied upon and will sell
to the highest bidder the front door of the Clerks Of
cs of the District Court of Lee county Iowa, at heo
kuk In sid county, the dag OF December, A. n
NJ commencing at o'clock p NJ Of said day, the fol-
loving property towi The ends BY 10 feet deep
" lots II and ~ in block $780, in the city Of Aeokuf,
tne ceunky. Iowa
10 be sold By order ofcour to satisfy said writ Of exc
eation.
Tssisk. 1sv.I -. lniI sAsris Lss o.. Iowa
#4 .F 81 F
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For sale at a Bargain:

IvI mar az Fourth aud Morgan streets, lots and o.
block II IL story brick house. contsiuing eight
rooms. with ~ good outbudings thera are In the
city stable wood and coal house and waah house. The
prpety III in good repair The lots we'll 1lIsd with
choice fruit trees and shrubbefy Peach, Pear, Ounce
Plum ppe and Cherry Tres all irnit bessne besides
house and three lots Win sell the hoass a let No
upon which all the improvements are situe4eA. The
the city only I'VE minutes walk from same = Dusnese
portion ofMain street; will be sold at faifpr and
upon favorable terms Possession given imcoeeSesy:
oHar foea lev AAys at hundred and my AealA1 ~
not sold Win ship Il 70 the nanufactursn - y
Cs1nnkls . 6ysA. tssse1 EN- ,. ~ ~
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kBOKUK FERRY.

4sssrs. yANDYKlL MARTIN N
" nov running the DsVsy q tSfs -. ~
sSc,.c, wi not spaFe labor sxpsnss e nskins
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Is willing recommend IL. Three years Of rapidly in
creasng sale have made the Ambrosa famous all
the world.
1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures itchiag of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
Itprevents the Hair from Falling Out.
II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp; Coos the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness;
Insures Luxurspt Locks; Incnes Hair to Curl snper
seies wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent at
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosia will suit you 7. Elegantly put up.
Delicatey Perfumed Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain
ing two large bottles-No . for morning. No. for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
srERLTNG's AMBROsIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
stefling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Company.
216 Fulton Street, New York.
ortJ ~
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fsAMPHOR ICE AND LYCERINEr-
~ Tor chspRsd haads, lips. DC, Fegeaaa's and
's sssia p 's'' !" WILKINSON. zAst1sn ! %.
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Bon Californian.

Gan TranctScp, 5. Oft. Der Dpfr,
Contribution fabr bsute nit elmer na6 eng
lamb beltimmtenS aarl9aft bon S1,112,000u
NIT $4,000 in Cob fir Stem gJprt mad
panama as.
Da5 Stapt@en gurela an Der 51m6ulDt
Sat, wurpe am DCri9en Sunntag BON etnen
Grobeben auf pa6 befti9lte eri9attert. Sal
ale &amine i'm StdptAen ~ltiir;tet Elm, pDel
befamen &ilIe, in Den &aufGapen fielen BIZ
Waaren BON ben 0elteQen berunter.
Man bat Na6rtGten BON &anaoawa in
Sapan bis 26. @usult empfan9en. Die @in=
9%ebOrenen p%erlan9en iebt 70 bObe @reiie, baf
man beinabe auBer StanD lit, 3u taufen. =
Seipennaaren sinsen 70 IN Die 6GBe, UNI baa
0eI6aft gum Sti0ltanO SIT brineer.
Nappleons 0eburiStag tpurbe am 1. Nlt9.
in 5afopaot 9efeiert.
Nae Nu5ldnper nabnen nit anlbeinenr
9let6 9robem Sntere0e paran Gbeil. Die
6eltliatett wurOe nit einem . ferperennen unp
Jte9atta be 6lp0en.
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Cine seeasr. ID u6enperfammIuns.

Na1Gpt1le, 6. Stt. Sn Gpsefelb fant
eeltern gla6mittag cine r=Maiienperz
lammlune ltatt. @S paren etpa 5000 See
ger am 9lab. Brigade General 8tst bielt
cine 9teOe. St freut liG, baB bic Ne9er in
Sennelee 10 fret linp, tpte 0Ott beabli9tt9t,
pab le lein loQen. Sic miiIen li9 ieBt ibrer
6reibeit wirpig 3eteen, fleiBis, niidtern unr
ebrliG letn. Gs 1et feline 91iGt oarauf gu
leben, paB Die gte9er tbre 9fi9t e%rfilen. Gr
piiroe pea 6arbi9en auf Die @elapurenen-
8ant uno auf pen 3eugenitanO 3%ulafen. =
Seine 9teOe wuroe NIT 8eifal aufgenOmmet
Ntoere Nebner fpl9tet Dem General unb biz
Seriammlung 9in9 %auseinanper.
@at. 6isf la9t, paB int 2auf Der oori9en
gSo&e %beilauftg 700 Neger in ibre alte Set
matb 3uriidge16ift porpen letert, bd Iie mil
ibren ebenalieen 6erren Nrbeits~@ pntratte ab-
9el6lcien 1atten.
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Grei aeOretboten an ,inem Soor.

@btGabeGpbta, 7. Stt. Seit setern
N6enO 10 llbr Bis beute MOr9en iinO bret
MorOt6aten Seribt wproen.
Bernard S. &ene, 10 Sabre alt, wurpe int
IipliGen Stapttbeile pom Gpparp Simpn5 er=
1Gofet.
Gin Mitslteo bes "a. 9. st. 6arbisen
He9tmcnt5 criGoB einen Gamerapen in Der
@tien6abn nabe 5nore be Grace unO baS STE
9inent 1T lueben Die @6eSnutl traBe binauf
marl6trt, nit benz MGrber unter WaAe.
Der Orttte, l9redlt9lte Wtorb, paltrte I'M
6er3en Der Stapt beute WOr9en 6 ll6r, ais
Der far6i9e 2aoenoiener BON @biteS Dental
Depot an Nr9ltr. bic S6ire erl1lpB. Ipran9en
bret &erle, pelAe in DEM 9aoen peritedt gene
len tparen, auf i'm au unO erOrOlelten i'm nit
tinem Strtf. 8Orauf tie NIT elmer pertbpOl=
Ion 0crtton Sitter, tpelGe le wabrenp Der
N1Gt au59ei u4t batten, entfloben.
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SON mer;cu.

New Srlfons, 5. Sft. Na6ri@t er
aus Matamo az ia9en, baB Gortinas, Cana.
les unO GscObeoO nit oeretnt9ten StreittrGf
ten, etpa 1900 Mann tart, 9egen Matanc
raS marl4tren unO DaS 9anO au5pliinperen
Die Neiteret pe6 Capt. NeYe5 ppertrt spi16et
Vtatamora6 nnp MOnterY.
IS louen %neun9unpert Seleier unb Weri
Gamer Bel Gotona, I'M Staat MtApacan, an
II. Suit $500 Suariiten sel6la9en, 17C
0efan9ene 9emaAt, 600 @rpe9re uno fed:
Stilf @el6ibe erpbert baben. sic loler
IN Der Ni4tun9 BON Gebuacan oOr9eprunger
Ietn.
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ten iiber bic Sbati9feit i6rer Serpaltun96-
.petde bedDn1tert,

ten ilber bic SbGtt9teit tbrer gerpaltunss-
spei9e be9pnnet.
Der g. ct. @OnIul BON 8arcelona Be
ri6tet unterm 16. Septbr. SOl9enOes an baa
Stauts@D epartement Barcelona 1T Cfi3iel
fir BON Der Gbclera angeltedt ertldrt, pa ltd
Ii0 bic &ranfbeitS unp Sterbefale ta9lid
msbrer. Die @el6afte linO ean3li6 ein9e-
ltellt, Die 9doen unp Sftcen eelAlp6en II. biz
balbe Ginwpbnerlhnft bat Die Stapt Derlaien,
Die glrmen uno Nrbeit6lclen rerpen BON Den
tpoblbabenDa Sir9ern retGli4 nit gtabrune
perleben."
= 6eute Mcrgen Bottle Die $entudYs Dele
cation unter Garrett Davis cine NuOten3 BET
Dem prdliOenten unb prang auf Die Mlebung
beS Sen. 0almer. Der 9ralipent bat biz
gauge Nnstlesenbeit Dem Sen. SbOmaS Sur
Inter u6un9 ibertra9en unO pei9ert li@ gu
interseniren, beoOr Gen, Sbcrna5 SertGt ab=
aeltattet BAT.
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0sr q,rOsea seser. @sn. SriscOe.

@aibtngton, 6. Sft. Der gum Sc
nsral=9r 1a1zO Department geb6rt9t
Oberlt NlnuNen ia8te Geute in Dem Gerb1r
III Der llnterludun9 9e9en General Sriscoe
aus. gr beitati9te Die 3en9en Au5laget, bic
berett8 9eeen pet N~neeI1ulOt9ten DOrlie9en.
3etge begab ltA nit General Curtis In pas
3tmrner pe5 Generals 8rt5coe, unp a~rretirte
penielben. @ian purblubte DEN Gefanee<
men, luO fanO pa5 9etoblene 9tegierun95s
Gtgentbum in elmer i'm 3immer beiinplt6en
&iite,
(Nd9ere5.) Gpl. NBmu6en, pom 8rofoB=
Wdrlhau5zO epartement erbtelt am 27. Sept.
cine Srper pom Nf, &riegsletret1r einen
0ebeimppli3iIteu na4 99n6bur9 gu 19iden ;
am %. nurpe er lelblt purt9in b~ecrDert, Tim
IiA BET Sen. Curtis INN weitere Srper5 gu
rappptiren; fam am 30. In 9Yn6bura al,
unD traf bort einen Der Gebeimpoltsiten,
So6n SpeQ ipraA BET Gapt. Albereer Dor,
unD wurpe BON Die em beDeutet, baB General
Curtis ppn Dem Gpmplott unterriAtet 1i
3elt9e ntelDete IiA Dann Bel Sen. Curtis uno
bertetb nit Dielent itber acknowledgement, no er
erfubr, Dap Srt6coe beabltNttgte, ben Naub
5wiiden II unO l ubr Mtttag5 aus3ufabren,
er lanOte lofort awet @jebeimpplistlte in unp
in Die Nabe DEG 0ebdupeS nm Die Sa6e au
bepba9ten unO partete Damn in Sen. Curtis
3immer auf pa5 Signal, welAes BALD seseben
wurOe, 3eu9e be9ab liA lofort ms Guartier=
meilteramt UNI Die SGllhel gu lu6en, fonnte
piel elben aber niAt finpFn, morauf 3euge i'm
Seretn nit Sen. Curtis in griecpe5 ;3tlnmer
prang unO i'm Derbaftete, Der Nrrel tant murpe
0urdlu6t unO Der Jtaub in einem &alten pes
3immer6 %9efnnpen. 3euge fanO ipdter Den
S4liliel int 99luB pe6 @elplArantS UNI
lAifte etlten @ebeimpuli3ifen aus, ben 9afey
gu perbaften, Bel pelAem man einen @aG5=
atOrrd oe5 SGIiiel5 fanO !; 3suge funO audi
etnige @egenltanOe in benz ;3tntmer bremen.
3euge erbielt BON Capt. gepin5 BON General
Curtis Stab etnen Srtef etngebdnOigt, mad,
Stem yOrt beItintmt unp an @li6 Bennett apz
O%reIfrt. Der Brief tpurpe Dor @eridt perle-
fen unO entbielt Die ~9ln9abe, baB S1reiber
ipegen l1n9e0Orlam i'm Dienlt Der9aftet unO
nad @albin9ton gebraht porpen let. Ser
Brief mar S. 6. 9, ge3ei4net.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09
Snn0fS6auntitaot.

Darlington, 6. Stt. (Ote Munt<
tion6-@tnfu9r in ben SlOen.) G5 Gaufen
&la9et Elm, Dap un9ebeure Quantitdten BON
WtonutiOn na4 Dem Saoen perl6iGt werpen,
DAP e5 9efdbrltA pirO fir ben 6rteben Der
Nation. Die Ne9ierung lit alein bafnr
perantwortlid). Wa6rl@einlt3 weroem Die
nGrplt6en 3OQcoQectoren pemud6f Der STE
9ierun9 iiber Die SaGe aufiAlille se6en mil-
len.
= Wlt9t erplpptrenpes NulYer.) Woraen
Nd4mittag ioa Sails niGt erplppirenbes Nul=
Der i'm bieli9en Nrlenal prObtrt werpeu. Oer
praliOent unp fem Cabinet tperoen ben Nro
ben betipubnen. Der @n9lanber @pT6am, Der
6eute Den prdltpenteu 5 aiuAt, be6auptet, DAT
Elm SAP S6tespulper in S Mtnuten purd
Gals Drp5eb leiner GrplOltonS fdbi9teit be-
raubt, unO in ebenlo fur3er .3eit wteper erplo=
IiY 9ena6t weroen fam. SIN ni6t erplpi=
ben 3ultanO fam man nit einem r~otbelii6en=
Den @ilen purd pas Yulper fabren, p6ne cine
Grplclion 3u bemtrfen.
Die f~ar6i9en BaGter Don 6armen in
Geniteiiee MAIDEN naf ben I'M 6reeoman'a
8ureau ~eiu9elaufenen 8eri6teu, out aus,
tie e~r3ielet reiGlihe @rnoten, pGbrenp dnoer-
peiti9e 6rei9epOrpene Snterelie aa BEN bon
BEN Yfan5ern 9ebaaten 8elper3eugnt0en ba.
ben.
= NuS DEM Staat CHIHUAHUA trafet 6eutt
9a(6 pfi3tsQe NaAri4ten ein Oer republt=
fan. merriam. General SiQa9a 9rtff i'm Ntoa
nat Nugult Die BON Den Jran3OIen Dertbeipigte
StaDt 9ardl ant unD nabm lie in SeliB. 81
fii9te Dem 5einpe groBen 8erlult su. Der
repu6litanilNe General Weo9nt fel in Der
SAla9t. Den 6rau3ulen muroe in Der Stapt
@bt6ua6ua Elm talter gmpfarg gu I6etl.
@tneral SrtncCurt lieB cine In Der Sarpt=
lfaDt Merico georudte BrptlamotiOn circuit
rem, in Der er liG ritbnlt, Dap er BON Dem
Solf nit Subel empfan9en tpprDen lei, unp
9lei9 Says parauf ia6 er Itd ~ge3tpunscl1, i'm
Stant bas &rteg6reAt 3u erfldren.
Man la9t, pab Marimilian'S @rpflama>
ton pom 5. September bic SflaSerei III See
rteU praftil9 mteOer einfi6rt. Gr nennt
Die Sflapen glr6etter ntO t6re 6erren 9a>
trpne.
(@eneral humphreys Srgnapigung.)
General ., 81, 6uinpbreY6 fol- beute pom
NrdIipenten b~e9napt9t pcrDen letr. Man
mG6te i'm w1blbar madden, oa CT jebt wabrz
l6einliG gum @%cuperneur pch Niillilippi er~
porren tlt.sR 3
= YrGlipent SobnlOn trtft bereitS SurfeD
fiji feline 8otIdaft an ben am erlten
imD DECEMBER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
9reB. Die 8nreauHefs Der Der16tepenen
baben bereits nit ibren 8ertGs