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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-29

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sreee nne aSssepdblte sauglaee
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-29
E8~ sJmm0e WSGnner, Vam

pel@e an ben traurisen Gpleen BON SsIbfbeGefane pbet
Onante letben, rrie nGftli6e Sadrners @retebuneeu, Saauen-
l6pd6e, Srnppten5 pbsr llnSernb8en gterSenf9pG6e.
S4ptn6fnat unb alien ben psridnbensn ltebrIn, nel&e aus
Steien 2affef berporseben, fnben tn Or. @uloerpeQ8 "Jtabt"
gal NesenatCr" Elm WtttteL trel9es f9 has etn3tee du1er"
50 1t 3u ba6en, tn gtew gprt: s. 6. QDeus Il So, lis
Brdnfltn ctr. Mtrabaa CABIN, BgrOerp, @de 9r1nb CTR
8pfpn; gDeets & ppttsr, 40 @aibtnetpnfr. 6tt6bureb,
0tdf.; 8. 6. Sarrtmdn & Sc, gfp. 8 Mmerteau SpuIe BLVD.
Ybtlabelpbta Z. o.. Calender, 3. unb QDalnutfr.; S,@rpr1er,
403 G%befnRttr. 9tttsbnr8; 9enrp Nltner, II u. rs ste Str.
Baltimore Seth g. 5arce, 10S 80. 8nlttmprefr. @trctt-
matt: Spbn 3. @art, &de 4. unb Q%Balnutfr.; s. 9. @qtrs
& Co, NgD@fe 4. unb NFInutfr. @btcasU; Smith ~
Dwper, 81 2atefr. gter OrIeans: 6. 80. QErtBbt q Co.
Fl @bartresfr. EprpntD; 9prtau @ltpt & 60, 4 ct. 3ap'
renee B%utlbtnss. ct. 2eutS: @patns 8rpsy NaafolGer RNt
8. BIatsleS, @de 2. unt @inefr. Gepbins, pa, BET 9arpep
BIRD s. Bro, 313 SO: @ennfr. nnb bet ben 5aupt. aGenten
G ba&. 8. s. RItne 81 s o. 127 Sprerp, slenC gGrt.
pretS pr. Bpr $500.
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n bic Sautt.M aenten tn stetr gSrti renoet. tee312-)
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Osi#tte fir Metfenbe.

MbgWH9 C<E V~ttsNOayu3hye'
5rf9niQ Rad 1afhingtpn.
Wcrmittaas : 4.9o, z, $50, unO 9.4O.-
gadmittass: $50 nn6 500.
ecnntaas I'm 4.3O, $50 MUrsens, unO
sto@mittasS $50 anb 900 ubr. g
.8om @afbtnstOn.
WUrmittuss: 6.15, 8.15 uno Ills. SEQ.
glu&mittass 3, 4.3O uNO 6.45. @a"
SUnntues uar I'M S.15 unO 11.15 Surs
nittaos uu0 800 Na6mittagS.
Na6 annapolis.
atyia Ipn Baltimore $50 @Ortnutass uno 3.3O
NannittasS. 900
Son @aibinstOn s,15o gcrmittass u. 800
Nahmitta9S.
Na@ gumberlanb, " beelIn g,
10 4s9 saa u. i NJ.
9Cfsus MtOrsens 900.
@rprebSug 9lbenbS 9.40.aa bEW
Sad SreSertd u. carriers 5err ,.
400 &a6mitass. = MbsanS BON SarperS
Ssrrp Tim 6 u. pm 6reoerid un Z nbr WlOrg.
aa Rad 5urri sburs u.i. ~.
9rf3us 9.2O Morsens.
Grpreb3us 9.45 glbenOs. ss1sa
ACCOMMODATION 8 lbr 9ta4nitta9s.
BON 8alti more mad 8bilabel<
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Sec. 81 E9ame8 Str.

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@t8te beutGe StrpeIGt DRfR, fauer ~etn9tHaS
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btneu Ead1agsnSBtNtsa ia ~EeEtebtstn Qraa!ttatenEg
a aT5 Hf#t-f& a5 RpebeE q @tIbeIMS
$40 50. s8aItt HrffhS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-29

a09aA8 oou 2altitaose nag gDai5iaStoa 9lprgens A.sO
700, $50 unt $40, uub yta@m $50, unb eco
Spnnte9B 9aorsens an 1870 nnb SIS, 0 nab gtadss
eait1ags $50 $500. abgoag 1on GsaI6instpu Morseu8
aat 6.15, 8.15 L. l1.l5 uub 9aegla. Mn 800, $50 unb
6.z5. Ggnatae8 aar @sor8ens uu,8.l5 IL. H. Is u. gsad,z
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mprs pnb Der erfe 1nb pierts 5Rs spn G8aIBinst1n
5atteu sR G4sp Gtatiouea aa. Der 3soeits unb feGEe
$50 S0u 8~aIttu1Grs uub per /. II. 3. 3ug Den gBai5instrtl
~aac6jnben T% NIT BEN s!nuapolis@ 5u9e.
G3esen aG9eres @aSTamft Qub 23i1eta teber Grt nen5e
i1au 20 an 8. e.. guglAn5, Gseut ia ter GarlbeusGts
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5ae rr. @~Uen5a5a.

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gd apseeen, Dis fuI8t; @ "-f
&of5ls taaIi@ (G5argteg8 6aS9enou,msul seers 600
gEprsgtas tGe[tEa s6enbs $40.
&eipe 8ugc Serbinben F9 aa G5icanB ust aTeu YlSss
3ea GeaIi&, uSrbUeati9 aub isibspeeIsa.
Ser SarpetS Terrp uu6 Treberif acccmpbatiousz BUG,
pelii6, perlabt Baltimore Inn 4 l6r 0a9mittass. Sefz
I9 SerldBt bieier 3ug Sarpers Gerrb lin 6 r9r MprgenS
uub 6reberid u1 Z nRr, tdgli4 (nas9enputmen Spnntags(.
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52prssEs M. $40 NIB 1000, nu6 sie3uyittoos z LEO.
an5 DEE GGicDt2s aliUe g2Ogseas TAO mo 1880, nub
gS4fspfiftaaS $50. =. 81. E = #@ 2 E -
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tn Deuti&lanb rlbmltAlt bei0nut rnb esaStst, "
I'D aud Bier felt ben leSttn bret Sabrtr stntn pin
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ter trereen BON MIR
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Qefbpnlf, @erfppfina,
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unb alien 2rdnftetten,
nei6,s ana psrSprbener1 8lute entiprtneen.
SaS gud barber, NIT gtelea Sensntfsn eseetl9F yeSlDn !.
s,4rb Scn mfr ~pcrtpfret euf DIni1 an tebs ANrsne Sstlan.,,
ami, n ! itbs :" ~ssstsinEbtt ausiuuit aaf brisfiGt antrdss ssf'
sF''"'" SuIiI,s DieneIt, Dsn1tE'
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

WHEREAS, It has pleased the Divine
Ruler Of Nations, during the year which
10 drawing to a close, to deliver our land
from the horrors of Civil War and su,.
tain US by the abundance Of His uercies :;
and
WHEREAS, The people Of this State
have been blessed with uninterrupted
peace within their borders, with bountiful
hars ests, general good health. and an un-
usual degree Of prospe rity; and
WHEREAS, 1t 10 meet that We. as Chris
sian People, should rsverent|y ncknowl-
edge Our gratitude to God for His mani
fold blessings, aud humqly imp!ors con-
s'nuance OF Divine favor;
THEREFORE, |, William NJ. Stone, COT
ernor ct the State of Iowa. uniting with
tho Chief Magistrate Of our Country. do
hereby, in pursuance of time honored
custom, designate and set apart Thursday,
the 1th day ef December next, as n day
Of thanksgiving and prayer Aud | do
earnestly recommend tina, ali secular EN-
ployment DO suspended On that day,
throughout the State; that W. assemble
together in our accustomed places Of pub
tic Worship and give thanks to Almi gh,v
God for al! His mercies and goodness 80
graciously vouchsafed unto us; tina, the
widows and orphans of the patrio. dead
Who gave their lives tina, liberty and the
onion might be inseperatle, be remem-
bered ia our prayers; and tina. we invoke
the continued guidance Of Him who alone
can lead men and nations to prosperity,
peace and safety.
-- Given under my hand and
l.. 5. the Great Seal OF Iowa, this
t@-} 18th day of November, A.
D., 1865.
w. N. STONE.
BY the Governor.
JAMES WEIGHT, Sec. of State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

Some. papers in northern
Iowa propose Hubbard, NJ. c.,
for U. S. Senator. 1t may be
only dodge to advertise him
and make it known that such
a man lives. How else should
We know Of his existence .
lie doubtless serves his con-
stituents to their satisfaction,
but we don't want nobodies to
represent the State of Iowa in
the National Senate.-Anan,o-
ga Eureka, Republican.
We copy the above from Republican
paper for the sole purpose of opening the
eyes Of the blind idolaters Of Mr.. Hubbard
in this neigbborbood to the estimate
which is made Of the capacity and stand
ing Of the subject Of their vcneration out.
side Of this immediate vicinity. We
would wish, If possible, to .disabuse the
minds Of these infatuated persons of the
impression that their idol lean do no
wropg-nor make any mistake il their
vision has not already been somewhat
cleared in this respect by the late lecture Of
General Hill, o: that portion Of it which
touched upon our Rail Road prospects,
and how Md in what manner those pros
poets were endangered by recent Con.
gressional enactments, in which our Re-
preventative took so active part. The
reason why We desire tho, the supporters
Ct Mr.. Hubbard in this city should measure
bin at more correct estimate, is tha.
there may, If possible, be a greater unity
Of feeling aud labor among our citizens in
the great work Of determining what course
It Is best for US a. city to adopt to secure
the speedy construction of Railroad to
this spoint from the East; and as a large
majority Of. the people Of this locality are
Of the opinion that the action of Mr..
Hubbard is in .he.higbest..degree ,an,as.
onistical to our best Interests ia this mat
ter, and at the same time small mino-
risy are 50 absorbed 10 their admiration
for their: representative that they are
unable impartially to canvass his works
and hence look with Adherence upon any
one who may chance to do SO. We are
satisfied that this unfortunate condition
Of mind Of the few must be corrected
before there can exist among the people
Of this city that unity Of sentimen, snd
feeling necessary to the Accomplishment.
o. our highest and best good.
If We are in error in our views Of what
von'd best conduce to the perman
good Of our city, as Railroad terminus,
We should feel obliged to any one who
would set us right; if on the other hand
We are already right We would desire the
privilege of presenting our opinions
without mourning the vioIen. anger Of
Judge Hubbard or being s,;gmatized as q
liar, scoundrel and villain"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

Ro5ber;es and burglari-s have become
so frequent in 81. Louis that the ci,izens
seriously talk Of establishing . vigilance
committee. A meeting for ,ha, purpose
has already been held in the Tenth Ward
Not less than loo cases have occurred
during the week, including two on Mon
day, one which consisted 10 stealing a
package of s. 900 from Benoist's banking
house, and the other in knocking down
the messenger Of the United States Saw
ings institution, and taking his book, con
tanning $4,000. The messenger fred n
pistol a, the thief and caused him to drop
The money
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02
LATEST NEWS.

The Presidents message and accompa.
nying documents are to be printed 10 ad-
vance, sen. to government. agents in diff
ferent cities, and BY them given to the
public press on the day they are delivered
in Congress.
The British minister has been ins.ruct-
ed to urge upon the Uuited States govern.
ment the propriety Of making new
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty, and nego-
,iations to that ead will BE- opened a. an
early day.
The New York canals are to be closed
December 18th. T.
There is said TO b no opposition to
Colfax's reelection to the Speakershp.
Washington paper says he has received
letters from II. J. Raymond and General
Banks, announcing tha. they will &c. DO
candidates.
IN the Superior court At Cincinnati on
Friday, a negro obtained verdict Of $500
damages against the City Passenger r.
L. company, for being elected from q ca:
year ago.
Almost every negro taken before the
city Recorder Of New Orleans is discover
ed to be armed with some unlawful and
nurderous weapon.
An investigation Of cotton frauds in
Alabama shows that, Of 10000 bales of
forfeited confederate cotton, nine-,en,hs,
worth some $4,000, 900, has become the
prey Of swindlers, official and non official.
A Kansas dispatch states that tho cleo
ton in Colorado is favorable to Governor
Evans chances to the L. s Senate
A" order from the War Department in-
structs all persons claiming tho nssassina-
ton conspiracy rewarts to file their claims
before the frs. Of January.
The United States Treasury was enrich
cd by conscience money during the year
ending June 80, to the amour, Of so s96.
The mos. of this sum cane from Catholic
confsssional,.
crazy radical in the Missouri Lccis-
lature has introduced = bill making i,
penal offence to address any ex-cficer of
the Confederate army without tir-t prefix
ing the word "rebel," and i, Is said ,ha,
the bill is likely to pass.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02
The G. h0iera Coming,

From the Missouri Democrat we learu
that the first case Of Asia,ic cholera has
occurred in St. Louis-the victim being a
well-known resident of that city. Ills is
promonition that the dreadful scourse
will surely visit US early in the coming
spring, and it behooves Us that we get
ready 10 receive the dreadful! v;s,ant.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

The Guthrie Ledger says: I've learn
from gentleman from Shelby cou nty,
that some three weeks sgoa young man
by the name Of Cuppy, stole horse from
widow woman, and was tracked to his
fathers, near Harlan, bu. on reaching h's
fathers residence, the young man could
not be found. The citiz.as of the coun.
ty, in considerable numbers, assembled
and held = consultation which resulted in
determining to arrest Wm. Cuppy. being
the brother, and Adam Cuppy, the father
Of the alleged thief, which WAS donc. Da
ring the night, William made bis escape,
and Adam Curpy was found the mex,
morning near Harlan, dead. with six bu'-
let holes ia bis body"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

The skeletons Of l6O, 900 cat,ln, mules
and horses killed during the war, in the
Shenandoah Valley, have been collected
at a bone factory near Winchester.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

Senator Co'amer Of Vermont, one of
the Oldest members Of the United States
Senate, died on the 9th ult., at his home
in Woodstock.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

Daniel Herrold WAS arrested in Ly-
ons on Saturday last, on q charge of bur-
glary, and bound over to answsr q the
next ssrm Of The District Cour.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-02

w. A. Rigby, Of Cedar county, sold
% hogs the other day. the average weight
Of which was 4oS pounds. One Of them
weighed go.