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" Ironpoint," correspondent of the Ro-
chester IN. Y.) Express, bestews the follow.
ing compliment upon the Michigan Central
Railroad:
GAN things considered, this is probably
the best managed, and hence the most popu.
Ian, railroad route In Ill the United States.
Nature and Providence have furnished the
means to make 1t so nature e-frst, in spread
ing out the vast fields Of wealth and beauty
over which the road was to be laid !; and see
ond, in furnishing all along the route the ma
terial necessary to the construction and use
of the great highway of the continent. Earth,
stone, fine, timber and iron were all there,
and ready at hand. Then Providence had
made the thing necessity, BY putting the
East and the West 80 ihf asunder, and re-
uniting them like twins, by this great liga-
ment Of wood, and iron, and material inter
ests.
No great means Of intercommuaipstion
was ever more necessary than this, or under
taken with more faith, or returned greater
rewards for its completion. 1t created N
empire. and transformed Q wilderness into =
garden az by euchantment. Aud while doing
all this collateral good, It wss also accom-.
plishing everything ever promised or expected
Of It as a corporate enterprise. 1t has paid
corporstors and stockholders well, but the
country better, inasmach - It hes hesn one
of the great agencies in populating and devel-
oping not only Michigan, but the resources of
the entire Northwest Doing good, it got
good, and means constantly augmented to
complete and perfect itS every department
and appliance, howover great or small and
: wise application Of these vast resources has
resslted hins t, - that Il this day the
: Nichigaa Cea(61 AAs scarcely peer in
slf3hiass desiukl ~ the whole counary.''
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NOTICE FOR SUPPLIES


WAgDF~'s OFFICE. iowa PBSyTryfIAhI,f
Fosr MADISON, Arg. 9, A d. 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received
~ at my Office until boon Of the
First Day Of October Nert,
Fer furnishing supplies for The Iora Penitsntisry for
1850 r. No Beef in November and Dect mber, 1865
500 bs No. Beef IN Spring and sumnor, 1886,
81 bill. No Pork, Is Mes. and as Eump, nom jan
"a uels No. hpe Flour, IS ibis. per month,
s,o bushels No Corn Meal, &c bushels per month,
100 bushels No Potatoes in October. November and
December, 1855 Bids viii be received for lots OF 100
is hushei. No. White Beans, through th- year, AZ
required
II ibi. Nc. CIDER Vinegar, bbl. per month, or as
iroxes No. Star Candles, through the year, as re
CURED
Il bills No i Coal Gil through the ear, as re-
a59 cords good Oak wood, a. required.
DO pairs No mems Erogans assorte strcs no Pairs
November lst, 1sG lo pairs January st, 1866 ranging
IS 10 To-.
II dozen pairs Wool sok-, large sizes, required.
10 pieces Brown Sheet ng, "a required.
Ticking a quifed.
| Is Hickory Shirtng required.
10 ss Prints or comforts rs required
800 yards Kersty Stripes fer pants, ~ required
500 ylannei or Lusey for convict under shirts
reuuired-stripss preferred.
rs pair heavy N0cl Blankets, rs reqni-ed.
| LIS ms Coarse Wool for conifpfts ss required
p sacks @. A. Salt, November 18th, 1855
10 I'll. Salt. November 18th, lseo.
l Pepper November 18th. Is g.
10 bushels Hominy, November 18th, 1855
3 Mustard Seed, November 18th, 1885,
lS btI. Salaratus. Now bar 18th, 1865.
% bushes Rye, as required.
5 boxes ,sin Par soap. a. required
Ths right reject all bids which may be cor sidered
| unr- -aso'.abie, 10 hereby reserved
Coractcrs quirtd Civ bonds for the faithful
performance OF thei contracts Payments 10 b- ma
IN c>.h or State Auditors warrants the aspiration OF
each thereafter returns can be hAc
Irom Inc State Auditor ice DE. Moipes Iowa. When
practicable bidders will send samples with bids-
| .uvll-d IA Layton, " arten.
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Trial or Wertx.

New YoRK, Aug. l5.
The Times special says Wertz, the Ander-
sonville prison keeper, is to be put on trial
to-day.
The charges against him are wilfal mall
treatment Of prisoners, injuring their health,
and destroying their lives, refusing proper
shelter and necessary food, stealing their
blankets, camp equipments, ordering rebel
soldiers TO kin and hunt them with blood
hounds.
Much surprise has been occasioned here BY
the report that Hon. Alfred Eiy,, would ap-
pear as witness for the defense in the Wertz
trial. Such is now ascertained to be the
fact. sf,s
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New York, Aug. Is.
The following is from a native Of North
Carolina, who unqGsssioaably writes what he
believes to he the situation in that State /.
The rebel influence in these States, if left
alone, viii carry everything before il. 1t would
also hang every loyal representive of the
press were it not for the protection which the
military affords. After their withdrawal the
same reign of terror that existed before the
war will be resumed if the Government leaves
these States to themselves.
Gov. Holden knows that he cannot be elee-
ted civil governor this fall without the aid Of
this rebel influence, hence he is shaping his
course accordingly and will be cautious not TO
incur their disp1oasure,
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New HAVEN, Aug. l5.

A frightful railroad disaster occurred this
morning on the Housatonic River Railroad.
The morning freight train going up the Housa-
tonic railroad became disabled several miles
above Bridgeport. and the 1890 train follow
ing found it on the track and switched on and
backed towards Bridgeport with it. A new
engine was out for trial ON the track. and
coming up about three miles above Bridge.
port ran into the rear of the passenger train.
The locomotive struck the head and split it in
two, passing directly through and her boiler
burst just as it reached the second car from
the rear, making awful havoc. Seven persons
were killed outright and eleven terribly man
gled and scalded.
President Chas. Hunt of the railroand wa.
on board. Everything is being done for the
relief of the passengers.
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There is trouble among the parsons in Mis-
sour. The new constitution requires them to
take an oath of loyalty. Otherwise they can t
lawfully preach os perform any other scclesi-
astical service. But great number of them
have been rebels from the beginning They
can't swear to the contrary. Accordingly
they threaten to bid defiance to the Law, and
keep their pulpits and their salaries in spite
of the constitution. We fancy this little oler-
ical rebellion will not amount to much. The
people and authorities of the State cannot be
safely trifed with. The ministers must either
take the oath or seek new fields Of labor.
Nor do We believe itwould do any great harm
If they were never to pray in public or preach
again. There has been too much rebel talk
in Missouri, and IN some gtner States also,
and now is as good time to stop it'as We car
hope for.-Chieago Rep
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Cairo and Below.

CAIRo, August 15 n
The steamer Pauline Carroll, from New
Orleans 9th, arrived to-day with l25 bales ol
cotton for Cairo and Ill for St. Louis.
The three military divisions Of Texas are
commanded, with headquarters as follows:
Eastern. Gen. A. J. Mower, Galveston;
Central, Gen. D. Stanley, Victoria; North
ern, Gen. Frank Steele, Brownsville, e
The Mexican Ronchero, of July 2esh, which
the New Orleans Times says is rather doubtful
authority, reports the sacking Of Corpus
Christi and the desecration offamily vaults BY
U. s. troops. ss-4z :
Gen. Lopez has left Matamoras for the City
of Mexico.
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NEWSPAPER correspondent says that the
business and amusement of the boys in
mond, is to sing secesh songs and stone
n soldiers. And the women Of that de-
capital of treasonocracy make it point
eat all Union officers and soldiers with
Ted and insulting indignities as they pass
q the street
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NASHVILLE, Aup. Is

NASHVILLE Aug. 10.
Maj. Dick McCann, formerly of the rebel
army, who made himself conspicuous as a
cavalry lender in this State, was arrested yes
terday on the charge Of being member Of a
court martial which hung several Union citi-
The scaffbldlns o. 4 new building on Mar.
ket street, in this city, fell yesterday, precipi-
tating FIVE persons to the ground. All we're
badly injured one not expected to live.L
The town Of Stevenson, On the Nashville
4 Chattanooga railroad, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. Work of an
incendisry.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. is.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The trial Of Capt Wertz was to have com
menced to-day, but has been further post
poned until tomorrow. This morning sev-
erAl government witnesses were in attend
ancee, and there are others in the city who
can at any moment be summoned. The &C.
cused has for his counsel Judge Hughes, Gen.
J. w. Denver, and Messrs. Peck 4 Schsde.
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Missouri Republicans insists that the
oaght not to have civil rights in this
y, because they have been guilty Of re-
n and revolution in Hayti.
en for stronger reason, rebels are unfit
Joy civil rights because they have been
of rebellion in this country.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE PROVES UNSUC
CESSFUL
The Cable Parted en A.gust -.
AsHy BAY, August Is.

AsHY BAY, August Is.
A large vessel hove in sight at 9 O'Clock
this morning. At this hour, half past 9
o'clock, she is within thirty -four miles of the
shore. Flags are seen gsily flying from he1
masts
HEARr's CONTENT, August IA, via
AsPY Bar, August Is. I
The schooner First Fruit, from Cardiff, ar.
rived at Harbor Grace, n F., this morning,
and makes the following report:
AUGUST Ga o'clock A. N.-Saw Great
Eastern and British war steamer Terrible at
o'clock this morning. Saw Beacon Buoy
out with flags on it marked sGreat Eastern. .
and the Terrible was seen about FIVE miles
southeast from Beacon Buoy Weather quite
hne. About noon the First Fruit received
information of the bearings of Beacon Buoy.
The Terrible reported that the cable parted
on the I'd Of August The position of Beacon
Buoy, by the account of the First Fruit. was
in lat. 5l0 40, North, long 49,.
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carr. WERTz 0BEYED ORDERs.-A dis
patch from Newport, VT, says: "There. is
now here, recruiting his exhausted energies
at Owls Head. returned Andsrsonville pris.
oner, whose testimony the Government should
secure OH the Wertz trial. During long months
Of terrible confinement at Andersonville, he
came frequently in contact with Capt. Wertz,
and will testify that he heard him say several
times, when demonstrated with for his treat
ment Of the prisoners, that he was acting in
accordance with President Davis orders. His
name IS Burbank
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HE Democracy is in trouble again. 1t
edged itself to support President JOHNSON $
lministration, and President JOHNSON is
ailty, IN time Of peace, of all those dreadful
surpations and unconstitutional acts of tyr.
hny for which they denounced Mr.. LINCOLN
time of war. President JOHNSON still per.
SITS in suspending the habcas corpus ; still
rrests disloyal persons; still approves the
entences of military courts still permits
he military to guard the polls against the
aids of violence and fraud organized By
traitors.
The Dubuque Herald won't'staud 1t much
onger, as may be seen from the following
Extract
The praise bestowed upon the military Gov
ernor of Tennessee" was altogether too extrava
gant. for he had only promseda Democratic policy
and bad not done Democratic act.
The acts Of members of his Cabinet arc his acts
|and he is responsible for their usurpations' L
anything, the Administration of Mr.. johnson i,
proving more destructive of Constitutional ffbert
than Mr.. Lincons. It's policy has been Ia as oper
|antagonism to the principles of our Government
as was that OF his predecessor.
We hold President johnson responsible for tn,
psurpston of his ministers.
We make this plain Issue with Andrew John
son--either he must disavow the acts Of his agent
in Kentucky, and bring Gen. Palmer to punish
ment, he must hold himself responsible for thi
insult to the civil authorities. and citizens of
State, and the disgrace which has beel
heaped upon the entire nation. By his action il
the matter he will settle the question whether h
is the worthy and patriotic executive of FIRE
people, or a kpave, and coward.
In the efforts Of the Cops. to get soldie
signatures to calls for quasi -Copperhead con
yentons, and in cards against Union officers
they have to resort TO the use of names with
out the knowledge or sanction of the parties
The following, given us yesterday, explain
itself, and is another illustration Of the des
perate extremities Of the soldier-support
seeking Coppers:
Mr. Editors | see my name appearing il
i. card in this mornings tonstteut%oa, reflect
ing upon Col Hills Ny name was pu
upon that paper and published without m
knowledge or consent. knew nothin
about The matter until saw it in the paper
denoance the whole proceeding as a false
hood and outrage upon Col. Hills, and
wrong to myself EDWARD MERPHY,
Company B, 18th Iowa.
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TO GARDENERS!
30 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE +!

VyHE undersigned desiring to emigrate fur
Il ther NcrtLwe-t Offers 90 Of good ieb t<ilom
land 26 under good state Of cultivation, frame
hcuse. with rock-waied vei and good water. situated
only 4 miles west Of the city OF Keckuk, Iowa.
Terms Moderate aud Tile IFdrranted Good
For further Information enquire of the uIdtTrgned
corner Sixteenth and Bank streets. at -Gst- City
ortce' ANDREW ]. MILFORD.
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New Yosx. Aue liz.

=, NV Yosk, Aug Is.
The Washington Chronicle says the State
Department has been informed that Spain.
having failed in her efforts to subjugate the
Dominicans, now demand an acknowledge
ment that Spain take possession of the
country ct the request Of the people. The
Dominicans fatty refused to make SO hmm
bleing an acknowledgment and her coast
ports have been declared blockaded.
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NEw fOKK, Aug. Is.
Gov. HolderA of North Corolina, has issued
second proclamation, dated At Raleigh, on
the 9Th inst, appointing Thursday the 2lst 81
September for an election to be held through
ont the State, to choose one hundred and
twenty delegates TO convention which is to
be held At Raleigh on Monday the ID of Oc-
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GEx. LED has been chosen Presiden: Of
Jefferson college, Virginia, and it is thought
that he will accept the position.
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The two sons of Stephen A. Douglas, now
wen grown young men, are at Georgetown
College, near Washington.
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GEs. SIGEI., who now conducts the Wccker,
at Baltimore, one of the abiest of our German
newspapers, proposes, in order to crafty those
white citiaenss who dread coming in oontacs
With black vot1rs at the polls, that special
ballot boxes shoald be kept for the latter
class, just - has been the practice with regi-
ments Of soldiers voting in the field. Perhaps
the plan wpuA relieve the negroes from q
great deal of ungentlemanly and disagreeable
connnany
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Tun 0Dneross of Chill has been tive weeks
disoaenlrrf6e article in the Constitution which
makes r. Roman Catholic the religion of
the too1 lc, to the exclusion Of the public
sxsre my other. Agarte, celebrated in
connq 1ifh the awful FIRE and destruction
oEvS antiago, made 4 speech on the
nuhioo1 - ne two hundred senoritas, and 30
oxe(4 that the whole crowd Of womeg
fuorSf lX Congress exclaiming, sDesth
y ~ oCs," s'Live our hoy religion, !"
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t. Cedar Rapids and St. Paul railway ID
p1 f{ct 70 Be completed - svinten,
1ll1 6nv, Iowa, hy the l5euf SanuAzy,
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COTTON, FLAX and JUTE CHAIN, good assortment
of superior quality
As deal exclusively fn the above articles and buy
from first hands for cash prepared furnish them
~ low as they can be hsd in the West.
iy2g-dAw ". A. BERRS.
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n~FOR SHERIFF.-At the request of
many ir- pds. my elf candidate ior rs-siee-
ton "a sheriff Lee county at the ensuing election
To prevent que, teDg asked, declare now that
{ am in 81 supporting President johnson; am
sgainss Negro suffrage where in favor e NJ atous
LIQUOR Lieuse Law and subscribe 10 the rc oiufionn
passed at the sodiers' ard u val Citizens CohveEton
!, hacscn lee county Iowa. the 2oth day Of July,
1865, OF which Capt Hanger sas : hsirn.sn n.acv
auglo ishAsh AspAnSroH.
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TWINE.
COTTON YARN.
CARPET CHAIN.

choice article Of EASTERN corroS YARN.
sorted numbers-very low.
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Nfm Embellishments
NIGHT ACAVENGER.

VAULTS AND 0UTHOUSES CLEANED.
bhDERS for cleaning Privies and remov.
ing ~ -r Offensive @tf-r will be prnmpls ate nd
"a TO- Address rieTs TO Pustofdce Box 525 K,osuk
augiS-dtw
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@pi, ITerifc.

San SranciScr, %. San. 8riefe
aus Ma5otlan beridten, DAP Capt. 8eaares
gurO, 8ruoer oes &ebelensenerals, bort unsez
tOmmen iei, in Der Gigeni6oft eines Setretdrs
oes @rzSenatprs Gtpinn. ST er5dblte, Wr.
@pinn iei BON Wtarintilian sum- 6ersOg q
9ema6t pproen ulo lei Gicef6nig Der bon
Dturimilian all Napolepn abgetretenen Brppin=
sen Sonora, Senabia, CHIHUAHUA, Durango
urb llnters@ Californian. Won 9laubt BON Der
gauSen @el6i6te MIR, baB Scr. Gtpinn mebs
rere 2dnoercomplere erpOrben unb a%utprjiirt 1T
bic Ginwanoerun9 aus ben gtebeaenltaaten 81
.ermitbigen.
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- HF HfELEFE" rNs"HHL EEFEL E-#
Gregg ge9en Wtappr uno Staotrotb. g(ns
trag, gu perbinberu, DAB cine Drcinun5, wel&e
bic @rri4tnng ppn Stdlen in Der Stact per-
bietet, fotcirt peroe. Mdt beenoigt.
GpmmDn 9leaS Geri6t, = Spbn
Nau gesen gebecca Barton. Ippelation BON
3i6ter @beot. Sub curia.
Ser. ct. 9tfrittGert9t. = Sic
Ser. Staaten ee9en @attin8 Gbaie uno Gal.
BbiIipp8. llrtbef gu @rnitet Der Bigger flr
1921. 81 ntI&@b o. 5t#t# 5#.Ht
SupertorG purt. = 2epi8 Surner
9e9en S. Suoif uno Menoel 8ollmann. Ses
fret we9en Sertalfs pes Stantes 9lp. IA Ser
tn9ton Wdrft.
Martba Bell ge9en Gop. Bell; @eiu6 IN,
Gbeideicun9. o.-
9as Criminal @eri6 t .tpar ni6t in
SiBung.
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gspu Der Wfpbi[e Sap.

New OOrt, "a. San. Ser 9ampfer
,@tlanta" lit BON Der NtObile 8up NIT 1000
8aQen 8aumwolle Don Der conf6O. 3esierung
anaefOmmen, mpflr 8oleNoeden ben Gonf6O.
Gefa19enen perabrei6t tperOen. Sic llmlaouns
Der 8aumppllc geidab aaberbalb Der 8es
~feifiauneen in Der MObile 8ap pom 9ampfer
y@aOerlp."
gii6ts 8eipnoeres bat ii6 in Der Na6bar-
I6aft pom Wlobile erei9net.
Sen. Granger mar nit ieincr Grtnee nod in
Der Ndbe ppn ga8cagupla.
Capt. gtOrrts DON Sen. Grant8 Stab par
elm 9ai1d9ier Der y2ttlanta."
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OeleRoebuuo nan Marnlanb.

MnnQppIts, "a. San. SIM SenaE
beri6tete Str. Wbitne0 pom Orhd@GOm.te eIne
Recommendation, bab 5000 @remplare pom
@pntrpGeursberi6te in Gn9lti9 uno 1000 st.
in 9euti6 9eorudt merben m6dten, tpel6es
%anoenpmn,en wurOe. Die 6ausbia, I'M Die
8er6ffentli6ung Der BON benz i. Sum- in Strait
tretenoen General @eiebe in ben 3eitunoen 3l
perfi8en, paIlirte.
SIM 0elegatenb a 8 rei6te 0tr.
Silper cine 9etitipn pOn ben Sruitee8 uno Is
Damen oss Baltimore Orphans MIplum nm
cine GertpiQigung fur tailelbe, Elm. Cine net
|tere 9etttipn ppn 8Irgern aus Sent County
puroe einsereibt, ::um Elm @eies 81 MAIDEN, mad
|lpel6em 9teeer anoebolten iino, 6eirotbSs2iaen
fen Su erlpirfen. Wlr. Slotbot9er ret6te Elm
Gelud Der Baltimore, GotOnspille utb GQicptts
NlilS 8abn 60. Elm, I'M ibre 6abrtpreiie er=
b0beu 81 biirfen. SIR. Smith iberrei9te eine
Orore, ben Gontrplleur Inn Mittbeilung gu eriu'
den, mel6e HegimentsIiftensfarbiger SOloaten
oieies States BET ibm eingei6idt ieten uno
pelde S2ritte getban peroen mIi1en, bamit
toie iibrigen balo eingeibtdt meroen. Mr. So
per, @prliber bes GomiteS iiber Wiittel unc
@ege, beri6tete gilnitig ilber Die Sill, wOburd)
$4,000 fir Die Igeo Oieus Some psrpiQisi
iperoer.
STR. WtiIer iiberreihte cine OrOre, ben Sen.
9~(npalt aber Mittbeilun9 ptridie0euer 6ru9en
be5ii9li4 zines neuen AulternseieBss Su cpniOs
lioiren. asa sH2
9ie geitern beri6tetel 8eileios s8e1dlIlIe
iber ben SOB be5 Adtb. 6. @perett muroen
aufserufen uno p%aiijrten. 9ta6 benielben miii=
len Die 0tit9lieoer Der @eiebsebung fir 30 Sage
Srauerab5ei6en tra9en.
8erta9t. ~ s.
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0EuS GdudSa.

Quebec "a. San. Sn ben Tebatten
bes YarlamentS puroe oaS 8etra9en Der iio=
lid,en Slldtlin9e in Canada i2arf eetabelt.
Sin Muni6 muroe ausgeiprp5en, pieiem WiB=
brau6 be8 NlplS Ginbult gu tbun; cine GOmz
MILTON murbe e%rnannt, Die llria9en ~aussuftns
ben, warum I'M Sale Der ct. Ilban8 8antz
@duber feline @eredti9teit seiibt puroe, iOpie
ba8 Gerbalten bes Hi6ter5 @purial unb bes
Bpli5ei6efs 5u unteriuden. Ser 8idter if
'pDrlGufd abaeieBt tpproen.
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observation-disclosures.
&officc Ser GitD GomntiffcnerS fir
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WaIttmprt, 10. Jan. l6bD.
Die @pmmtfarg fir Gtraesn-Sefnuns In Der @taet BAL
timsre sften btersnr6 NnGri6t, ea6 ft b,t hem Stabtrest-
fratpr sintn 8ftidt hksr BE gtftabtSunetn, 3ussaben nnS
Wcrit lie. trElde furd bic StHnnEs bon Sabersfr., ;w't9sn
Strtder uns @tlm %preffrs eniftbeR, etnaeretat frmie irei
~ertIdrtute Garten beisef fl ct eoteA. Die 8sftusrnns rirb
It'd auf belize eftten bon Natstear., ~StrifdeR Strtdsr une
@tlmprefr erRreden.
Sic aebtn feruer Mrti5 tas fe an, Wlttttpc6, Is. San. UNI
10 nbr NptnntttdsS In Der gitp Sdue fetr rrtrben, nnt st tn
~teIdsten gtri6t niseerseltsten Anselegnbttten nrcs ttHmal
au terGtten, lamb Beri0ren, rtlde tabet tEtereidrt ftHe nnc
&tnwtn6nnaen Su MAIDEN taben, fDnnen ttsfelbcn bort gel"
ttnb nndGeu. y. 94. " efeph,
20. SprtgB,
9ptepb Gina,
Count fTUnets.
@aItt Q. Ssnss, GItre Der GChtutF. ~t2etn4stI)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25
GsrihtssWcrh unDIuaggn,

Gtobt. esirtS. Gert4t. o.
grebmonn aeaen Wiles @bite unb &oberi
9urpianee, st.. gntras uuf gertuuf BON reun
8oupldben an Aisquitbtrube nobe SurIcro'
Mpenue.
.Senrp unb 2eop Straub eesen gDm. Wt.
McIer. Sarab 8. Woier unO G. 0ppenbei'
mer. antrag, einen 8uuibrief gu onnuairen,
urtbeil at @unfen Der @erfId9teH. aSset b.
ben bic Softer Al iahletl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25
Geuer IN Ganhusfn.

Sanbusfp, "a. San. 6eute WtOrgen
brannte Oqs 9rpbe 6ubrit9ebauOe Der Sirma
8ierce & Bopliep ab unp Die @aaren &C. tpurz
ben id,mintli6 %5erit6rt. 8erluit $4,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25

uniere @erluite iinO melt s~erinser, als an~
fdn9li6 beri6tet wuroe. @s blieben - Off
siere nno 10Y damn tpot un9 As Offsiere
uno 495 Wfann wurcen p%erpunoet.
Il. 6. Grant,
@eneralz2ieuternnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25
0ntI Sort SIilAer.
Mmfere 9amOmsnbUets Opsrirsm inn Gaps Near 81

nniere sfanOnenbOOte Operiren i'm Cape 5ear 5lHh.
Ste 10 Oprt, "a. San. Ser 0ampfer IS.
81. SpauIOins, +" ppn Sort Silber am %. obs
geIe9elt, brin9t 445 perpunoete Scloaten. @s
wirO beridtet, baB cine 9ln5nRl unierer aanos
nenbppte bic @dloer an beipen lfern beS Gap
Scar 6luies bDmbarbiren, lin ben 5eine oaz
rarS srt pertreiben.