davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
JeDrOamerifGnil6er NODO.
S .. 81. @OfsO amptI6iHtog II
SzG@&AAE @tn,tes amertFamtf&e 2lnis
- sWtI5en

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SScSv 9SurT umo &rssaen,
Dta GCmes.
Gdutle, SGert unS Jar ale tsei DaNasser.Gia Nen con-.
Srtabie .Ingess4tete ORGssr-DGn9Ier, ~esSfbenb
Dor Stem gOrf rDie fclst &UnnsenGss:
MtIautts, CAST. 6. 9ppsr, sOoO'g, 1900 Sfy 81. gRal
raitic, Gept, 81. g. SDnes, 5000 s., 1900 Of. ID. Stunt
IA hern WfetrOpOIt CART. 8. Sanhtss,
w,,T ff f{sp Il i Ssst. s. Us. Sattsr, SUM-
saslttre GrpebtttSnen: Suit 49,; aug. 2. Iab 49,; @ept.
o. nut 90; DIT. 4. II. g.; NtcD. 8. u. a.; Dfe. IL. paS 27.
MbfabrtktaGe bon Drement
SJic o. unb u.s.: SUM 6. 3rt 81; (fyttG Is. Rnb 20.1 sui
II. uNb 26.; gusai 10. unb 49,; Septbr. H.; Dftbr. 3. pnb
IT,; gipperitsr l. nnb 81; Dseembsr 8. unh 10.
BrtefpEttp nab 2rtntn' 10 eta; nad 6ans Dtuti&~
ga eet.pretfe Srn gssU 9sri mad Itsfasn, eOn-
bon, Sapre uat Southampton, tn @stb SPsr bs1tn g1tTtt
In TdSterSeIb
NDu 8re mernGm Rem DDr!:
i. salute S112.5O-2. Gajate $80-3rtTaenttR S45.
8Rr9tn.nn n 9et'@ete
l. Gdi6tt 1905 q. &aiRtt $132.50- Sptfbtnbsd SIT 80.
1tuter BIZ nalsie.-G Gin S%rfaprensr A-st ttEutst I'D az
g}rrb.
sOsNen gafase trenbt nsea I'D an
QerDt1 Il u u Il, paNaass& aentsn
2 WEN Chambers, 2te TtGr rrn G~batGwhr., 8s.rgpsf
s. . q IttEar an
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tMat2S-H tuml
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
Fsuzg=1 0itcDmOsb, TrebricRSbmre
GE&MnD Rctom0c<0 ifenbGkn

Sur JtelIelbe nab benz Gioen.
Uetma al td9It@ (9Dantaas aasssaOramtn.)
Die feb1elEs Mxo farSsac gfOute nAdb gRidstnrnh
&c. uHS Setn gicsu
se scr BaIftuapre unb Ditto @tfeubdbn mad gpaibinatSn
9oteaGe DampftOose es9sn b5n SirtSRrasen sDerIt
mao @anta Greer rne Wt9rasnS. Dis NretrtdsSura une
Dcip.lGe etien5een tf iest SGa NarEa @reet Bis Nfhnprb
IN boNsm Gangs nnb bic !3aee ~berielben 6eben In W.rbin.
hnnG nit ben Sa82n her Gt9Hapnb uab pettT8aura ms Ser
Rt&ntsnb unb DanDtIt Gtisntatntn fur Vttet fbara, Gel.
BON, gDtImin8tDr, Tdiitsb, Greensboro, Ealtsbura' Gbor.
l1tte, GbeEer unb GhatIGfrB, q. 9.
Die Adge teTIaGen Ste Camden Ststten Uni 40 Mcr.
UsittasS unb 3.l5 4 4 Is Radmst.ass uns etten in Ser.
btabMn9 to Eei9,rston rttt ten DdarfbDpteR, rel&e tda.
lid. Srnnse8s auslenpmEts5t ben Gtrttfsagea g0arft i'm
0.%3 gptnsttta = unr 7 TGF Ra4mittdas rerIaNen unb In
Ai@rsrnb Nt 200 Nodc.z. unb 8 so Wprns. drsOutaea,
0Er@ ne d III d nrnb In 10 tn n.
6Gnfsi9 Mseilen tiirSet ulo 10 Stunben i6ne[.
lee nGH S7i6aDnO els ireen6 cine anSere
Tcute
@:bs fGtr nnb sH9 on her Gantttn station DusG
5iEsttt Ssa &ensa @xeSs uub 5rscert9Sbpro ro6 MfGrtvaS
unb last EnG Dnyss GteSS fit tusr gepSd eeESn'
GHfni5n& uhs GtYaS &2daen Heuen iebtTssIs In SSaih.
sna.fd tfrsst tina gaaaetere unt @spa4 untnterIEitM naM
Srn Dampttccssn sE ~tei6tcttn.
u. Ncetba n & GDrA
80. I41 Ntebtrrdben f1ftt, G3eueraI-N arnt,n.
eBGrIeS ~ 9cneS
f20ins' &snefGT-aet rt f6r yogaatsss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
BbitaOelpbios, MillninSton~ nno
Baltimore N0ilrO0O.

Sic ~tiirseite unb einsis birecte 8cate bon
Baltimore no6
ape a ~,
atlantic @itp,
2oug 8ran@,
D~etapare Batter o ap,
ReWs9Urt,
q ReWpprt
Bcfpn,
mp mOuntaius.
8OrtIanh,
so pntreaL
0ate @eorss
saratoga Spriass,
GbarDn g rsi nc 8,
psu s alls,
paHpt. Yantten n 3eT- nsIanS nn b
BEN nIrbtt&en u 6 n " y orf
urb tie
an8e1tbr n &c 3r1te mao
ntica, SbracufG
@p@efer Buffalo,
MiaSara GaIIs,
5ufpenfton 8rtbSG
Dunfirf &C.
wsea6,ere. relde Ste $50 Wge. sbsr 1925 YWe. @yprse-
9aat nstasu, eebta bar& bon Baltimore mad SafnIO Utss
NsaGdra Jaus tn
M~4tunbSpansig GtunOen!
mur Ste @arS we&feInh
esn gErtbtiL Der af tetner dnberen &Ogte 6ebOten pirt,
cape Sc an.
Der T.25 NgR. 3us fttt In gter &afte In @srttrtur8
nit benz neuen II. ~eIeeanten D~dinpf6ppt SAINT. @f. Seton"
Gap! 8. Davis. ON 9tenfa SO onne ia 8 Inb ga IT.
@Gng tr@tfenbnh n. = Ger ego asf. 8u9
1ebt t1altA (GEnntagS ausgsnUmnsnl tn 8erbtneuug rtt
ber gDsf Series .@~tfenbapn. 3a6rttttaSs erpresshas ber
as- S~eeaisiere. wsIat Dur6tldtts tassn, werosr IF
retmrbeiSrbsrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
9ampfl4ifsYinten.

NOutAt@NplP tUV tg""p'Ss1b SN"iPIlWNI~SO"
WaD Savanna unD 0ewO rledml
gpsimol jePen Wlpnat.
(SnbiStpual Gnterpriie 2inie.)
Na6 Gaferm unb So sfernS Dorc
tdsltG. MfaDrt Der DampfbOOte bonn 8tsr
eanbua8sPIaB an 2i9btfrnbe nm y ltb'
Meur9ets.
Is. 9. Nnbrep'0 2inie.)
Bad SaDamma6, Georgia, jsSen @ams
1a8 pOn go. SO Gisbt1r. Bbarf.
Is, 8ranbts, it,, 2tnie.)
Na6 petersburg nnb st d IN III /
jeOen 9tenltas, Dpnnerla9 unO @om1a
9(ahmttta98 3 t19r pp't $40. 90 QigbtltraBc
(Nlte 0~a9>Qtnie.)
Dad Sort Mpnree unp Nprfplf
iepen gia6mtttag 5 l9r (5Vnntaao ausee-
n%pMmen).
NsRSdesn6 tm oer bteiT9en %rffz Cf1ee.
OeFlt@.
96ilabelp9ta, Stem Sort unO 8O ltun 1l.3O
gprn. Sunnta8s $50 Nu9m.
WesfatiOnen aptlaem bier mno YbtlaOsl<
p6ta 700 Grrr.
Delntpare un0 Ga tsrn Store $50 9ta@m.
Bef1ta.
Dbreitng tdgli@, Santiago ausecnummcn,
I utr gprlt. unD 100 Nadm. GamFaas
I ubr Bprm, uno 1890 glanm.
Cumberland taelt6, @onntneS oussenUm=
men, 7 tl9r 8orm.
WarttnS6nrg, Grafton une D1rfereburg
7 uGr 8prn.
Srebcrtd, $40, I ll9r gprm. unO 3 ll9r
9(a@u1.
6agerStptpn unp iber6aupt @~a|9im9tOn,
8reoert& mnb NQe8any Counties 7 l9r 0Or=
mittogs-
gatcotts MiGs 7 llbr gorm. nnc 2,2O
NaGtn.
Gatpm8otue 9 ll9r gtbenos.
N6rDft d.
fplsou, Gbtcc0c nnS Ct. SOuis s llbr
W5en65.
gjorf, 6arrts6urg tnD Yittsbur9 7 t6r
8urm. unD s l10r Nbenos.
NeiFer8tpjDn uu0 @%eItmtniler Z llbr 8Or<
mitta9S.
Buffalo I t6r Born.
NGrpli1er 36eil bon Baltimore County
MontaaS utb Trsita9S 8 llbr NbenOS.
@attprnien, iber ct. Spept, Mlp., auBer
SOnnta9S, tdgti@, 7 ll9r 8orm.
6ubttd.
0ai4tngton (aubtr GDnnta95) tG9li4 e
llbr 8Orrt. unO l uto 8 lltr NoAm., @Onn~
tags 9 lltr Mbenb8.
8tAmOr'b umO 0etsr8bur9 8 llbr Nbsnbs.
@r0r8et0iDn uno WleranDria ta8liN (auber
Sonnta98) | unb 9 libr No@m.
@rince Georges, @bnrleS ,tno CT. WiarYs
Counties 9 uhr Ntsnps.
Stationen 3lriIben tiee uno NnGGingtcn /
ll6r 9tadgn.
Q(nnopOIis tGsli@ (nu6er sonntas) 6 lG,
Brrtn. nnb 8 llbr Nadm.
Gprt Morroe unb grrfplf 4 llbr glaAm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24

81. ASsft Sdltttmoreftcafe. ~.
@rCBer 8srtauf BON ausIGnbiiaen uMo tie<
f9en S@ntttwaaret.
3n btIftgen @retfeul
Der Stcre i~iBerfititt ben Gdufsrn !
GIeaaute gOuuersganico'o aa 1915, Is, 90 NIB 20
Gents.
GGSne DeIeines gu 1872 nub 25 Gents.
Outer seblei9ter 0tuSlin (ba<ttreit) gu Is, 20 Hnb
Is Gents.
SuumsrtleiberROffe 81 25, 81N uub s71& Gents.
Gutter uuseSIeiGtcr @t1sIin (9artbreit) 20 Uab befer
25 @entS.
sgnsseseiGnete @aTFuirS su 40, so, 621S NIB rs @te.
Grau3Sff&e @~ofFmirs gu $1.25, fpfete titrsti& np9 So.
Glegdnte iGtparae SteGa geaip!S bon Ser Iutticu 5tut
fafbe, Nreie.
@6enIo cine reiSe Muspa6G bon alien Gortcn tpeiget
G6uarer, Bel Der Srosen Chiffon in gtcspsOrrt ~SerFpfiene
IGu9e s~etauft.
gIeS, mas i'd piinIGe, sin 8eiu&, ba i'd ~iiberseust
bin, bnB 10 WIe befrieSisen fam, bic mid be9iInfi9en
tUCGeIr. 9pfeP9 SeIiser, rs &
grc6er popnlGrcr Srbs@opb Gtere.
Sfp. 25 ESef SaIt!tnoreErGgc
5tpii@eu GrebcridfroBe unb Itarfet epac
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
s~.s egng.nu
ssene yDA. ~sIoasmdt4wne

N1NI I;Vsst- MsDsaFAWE5Ane.
ger Sssaufr esapitt,6 tesSsn siHt fiesa. psste soa BIZ
ja5rtGsn Dan1e, Ce '~ Ss 6shtt9sfn AsrGbMe ceRsrs en-
t'stys. q, 81. 81 sebeT,
sssst isSs~-fs es ~ Z 5Tp q. Esy.ia,pstHs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24

GrpnrNiB BON !8eit, G,elb uyo Gnsferauna
tars bic
IdGESGs;presS5Dtp OiSeig0GEgu,
Gadl alta &Deilen Sas WtIeil8,
iibsr 4Sariersburg uHo Niaristto, pber 8snlcopb
g5beeling Jnb Columbus.
Die 5altiuaore-Obso @If;nba9a bteset tfa ~rrgsnSep gu-
blum BITE arbstsn Scrttctie ta De:x5 auf Bi0t9selL Ns.
aaerIt9fest, 9tdsItsit, stnfgt@teIs unb Sa5ntesi Der
@5tenettetn, iotas fe tpn 5eiuss eaberE EGbr In tsetsn
ean.e IbsrtsOTsn m'rb. 9teEe g9aEn, bon4 atIanttTSsn
Mtfere eatSsfeab, To Bic ai;efe au&gcSsbRifee Sinte, siet&
ie!tsB a5sr aud be iGr3aae Enp fSntlRe la5 baGer sic sti.
It8le Secutt fIr BITE G~ieifsaeen NAG tsm g5sheH, bic rhS
berfeble1 tru$er, Fe tu tenaser.
Wieilene& ntferuall1 b. Baltimore nad GHicinaau:
lleSer gaftersbur9. 1istlta,
&egrrpb uab gDbteitn9 ............S56
2arrtebur9 Nnb pittsbaF5 ....,,,.,,6 Csc
DutG bic Wldrsttta 2tnss ,.,..,.....u,. SIS
ems @%ripGrnie GU her @Stfsrnura sea H.
DWt@ Bic GPIunbu5 2snte .............. 60Q
Cine Gsfpa=niE en tee GEtTralng ton IS
Rstieuoe, tgsf@e bic Baltimore Dhtp Gtfen5dEn tsnussa,
ie6sn ttf 0iesfs tnlH Sag surtd u. fabrsn tn GDGsen, t;e aAi
hes GGssSeeueaN ter Il. thtt eeps!iLtrtcnStss etnec.t4tst enb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
mnAntnn %.nhna /

EfAN9E@ AG9GT req
150 xjGu;n eiapins bigsit = Stea=sr, Ufsts isi u. &
Erabeb s~2aFtbause EteF Butt beiaptt So EtItesss SrstIe se,
pEsEit RfepRe@EFpbSr err er a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
GrcurIipnszSidet5

Grcur|ipn8@Std
tu fetr berabsefe5ten 9retfen!
lper NOutsn. iurI&e bic f@6nen @ebtrsSicenen TT gen nipl-
banien uub bic bBGf nalerifhen Ebeile brr Staater gau
YOrt rbet Stsw GnsIano's tn f4 f@Itebtn, rpereen ~aus6efer-
ttet fur BITE BeauemItGtett BON
Z o 4 e n unb SerguH nn6S@Retfenbe
unb sebea O%enftIbsn bic s9abt soa feds ysrf$tehsnsn @en'
ten nod u ta9dra SaIIS pber BuffGI y unb 3urnG-
tstrsnb DID Safe Ontartu auf ameritantfAsn User eagIifSsn
DdmpfI&tHen mad Ostenbure, Wpntrtal Dber Quebec, bic
.Eoufenb Snfeln" rber bic StrOmf6neGen bs ct. Hantrence
Bet Eaae pdIHrenb, mad @GtOn, ytetU. gprt Cbcr Baltimore
AMI fanfst8 Serf&ttbenen &Dmten'
~ Die 8tusts Fnb salttB Bis 1. Gepenter 1866 umb
btr SRbaber fam AT irscnb etnert Sunfte at Ger JtOute 04
mad BeIteten ~auibaIten.
AS- DIES tt BITE etrStee OtOute, aut uelter p1daetcfe
8inett fir bic 9in- unb 3urufabrt erbGte!t t5nnea, su.
mad Baltimore &ber gtfn.Ocrtu n5 99tlabelpbta.
Sur n&btre austunft pber @ttculare. pet6e bic &rutes
beI6retben, tenbe man i@ an BITE & tdet Sfftce, @set-
tenthr. DepUt, Utcr an Bite Office Der @tretntG unb EennS'
ice Mtr Qins RatIrUab, 1875 Net SaltsGDrefr.
@ept9e VI. DGbmMn.
General Stdet MBcHt,
80 m. 6 + a ~ fDrb. NSent.
(25tui1mt) S. S. &enneN, Gupfrintfnoert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24

~&@$AS &%SS@ ~VS%% GEI 80
oia SoutbdtnptoT1
bar3 bic ~beLie6ten, elegant einseri3teten T~saSampFi@if
G~Ifsserica, Capt. s. 6. Mteher,
Sssr0 gprE, Capt g. @rnf,
9erssaEn, Capt. O. G8eage!
pdtSds Capt. g. bon Oterenbrrp
1SrerhelI 5 q 8 yiebnaber,
Dei;tft5Iarcs il Ban, Capt. 5. 98eIelS,
tss1ioG, TN Sen, @apt. s. 9. nru Ganteu.
ten 5000 Goanen uno 700 Yferhefraft
Die &Tpebitipustass fub Gic f0lst ~fsftceIett:
G0n s}rs'sen: 8oMtsatnptpn: SSeGs Wcrf.
Snlt %. sEu5uft !. Gn9uf 10.
Nu9. 4. 6. - Is.
I'll. Is. Sept. 5.
Sept. 8, sept i. ottSSr. s,
an petSen &Gsen bic DarapTer
Dte Eer4 81. Apfs
uitaebmen.
Die Deupfer bieier 2inie 40Iten sTr sonSuns rsu8aIa
I~G9iereu mas @u8Ianb unt Trentrei9 in Southampton.
Ra1dsezgreiIe:
sItA5 wSs s5ren,en SAG sssD gj3rs.
Is, go,w+s O9erer GaIOu ....$112 50)
rnteres bs ..-.. SO 80 In
Rtpiipen6ed ................. As 90
SCR ssess WDT:nada @Setaen, 20nSea, 3ess s..sk
SOataanptSn.
rn.. Eteter GaIcn. -. Sl05 90
~"'"'' 1n!erer b ...,. 81 30 IN @stt.
8tctf9enbed ................ 81 SOY
she incl. BetSfi3uits. ainber spiI@en Ito 1eeren
bic SGIfte.
EY~ Gsatanten ua9 Sa9re, QonbeH, Southampton
unb Bremen Gu ben n~iebri9teu RreiIe,i.
RaGsts Il, I. ~. rpesbsu bis 8 utr &ormitta8s All rs.
~Sangstoee im Bureau Der untsr1ei@ueten augencun.et
NIB anf ~8erlonSeu naG iraeab eiueuI &5etls bpn Dsati9
lamb ~befSrbert.
Silt bieisR G9iffsa soerbeu Brtefe asG alien I6etiea
Deutf&lan9s ~6efSsSsrt Eub inter ber AhI9rift rper &res
uIsr Steamer" in alien ToE. Bureaus 6er Ser. staateu
anaencHlmei.
gGegen Gratt uHb PafaSe ipenbe man F9 en-
ScIrsa's 6 &C.,
$50. SO Broabfr., Stem gcrt
pSsr an bic Office bes Baltimore Weder". T1tdiIl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24
2asurenee s.. Stst & @O.,
Qrps 6dnOIcr Il, Strampfwaoren, @aIan,

SD. sos @eft Baltimore Gtr., apif6eu
Sctoarb rub &iSertb Gtr.,
aset btsrntit Ses sseaft.R gnt!stum fir bas tbRtn b!sDer
8eftentte BertrauRn ttren &Aht nnb 3eissn ers.Genh an,
haB Fe ttr es srps @ef4dft tpa SrantIiu Str. na5 pbtssm
9!ass bartlett Baaea, 100 5isiat Saatler, EOioie @trtetaIter
I'm fante tsts esns 4ustsabI aier ~sangbdrtn a1aarfn ~ ben
OtH'Sfen Ropq!ela!e Vrestsn fabsn per5e3. t2$fstlS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24

SIM gerIGee cpn 5@6fer IL SCrGtt In YBilattIpbi
fr{6itn iDsben pub su baben bel :,
GS. $3eunt0b0ufcn,
Deutf@e 8u6tanSlnrg,
ASK aSsf Yratt CTR, B%Dit5sn 8rttttiI ctr. una
wiarfb S'arfel space,
ImCrifanti9eS 0arteubulI,
Dber prdttilGes 9anbbub gum @en1iriee. Qbfs II.
Mel1balI, IotDte 3eibnunseil iiber ben 5biIitt Del
@einrebsn, nnb Sritrblite gtnleituia air SIN.
lIenanUt' mil 9eiteiter SeritdftGtiglng Der ortert.
farii9en SerbdttniTe,
ron
SctcDrtM GIarncr,
pratt iSent @drtner.
2e gufd0s NIT &tbiIbanscn. 55 Ssitsn. SaIbtrbb.
WrEts MUIR $1.60.
Infer uCSartenbu@" Ebertrtft Bite tprbanberfn gBerf
Gbgr b~enteiber @eeenTanb an Bpufdn6i9fett Gnb M4fettia
feIt; Is Sat Der @erfafer bic belen &aisttunoen BEG Sn- i
nnesn, welbe CT Ielbi tn Eeuti6ioub, Nmsrifa U. f. 10. ee
Eardneit, teintt DerbnnbeE. DcfcnSere ~eopr6faIt If ben DSf
unb Gentuf e frrten iu9eperbet, ba bon bfren rtMttaer gDdF
III ee~tEen 8weGeM In Der idtsbenen Satresteiten &c. ia
Banae geltrecn attangt.
Aasevbsna tapfebIe IS benz a,e5rtsn beutfdtn YRbIi7ur
netne setae are-dns etntiGtr NlSbsrt
SGuIbAGes DtettDnafS RIanfb{dfr
Gcbst5EGsr EclnetiGer GGretEMatettatt
Eitela GrnnhdttFeH
Gtiane5a&er yrsfaEnsr
ap4bhGtr Gtfs. Ectrtsatsrn
| DGtterpaGef &c &c
Dtm:f5t RtttL&rLfttn
gLd Ter srstt yisU YjatI Gartsnianft
9etpstBev @srttniauSt aRrlenf
| SgnfVtrir spsls @rtuniaaitelfnKs
gaiar stCceIentbaS
Ddttsn ~H" tGpr ~
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(gOrf 9tpaO pferpebabm.)
gla6 So 10 pntpwn Dun MOrgenS Z
a0r Bis @benbs 7 lt6r ItIuplt@. Der NaGtz
0agson IL l1br &6etps. Abfabrt BON 9Uui>
ohpf.raHe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-24

2n asinsss sa8seSepnssa ages~g$a5slgeyxea r,sgbsr ey,
Eostsn sSeEts. 5atiss, gabs II, + ~. fat stsr5tarrr St-
slWes2ase, Slef"r@7zes S3SssE@StsGsses4s eHFs Eees ss,
i~s5tisisAsy
SiiItml IL &U7Frpa - sgAext.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
New York Market
New YORK, Jan 10

NEW 1Ohhi Udu 10
Cotton-a shade frmer with rather
more Doing at 51a52c for middling.
Flour-rather more active without ma
terial change; S7,70a7.90 for extra state;
S7,7Oa8,25 for extra r. II. o; SS,60a10,25
for trade brands, the market closing
quiet Whisky-rather more active at
$2,26a2, % for western. Wheat-dull and
prices entirely nominal. Corn-dullau and
prices without decided change; S4aS6c
for unsound, S7a904c for sound mixed
western in store and deliyered 81 for
handsome white Southern. Oats-dull
and heavy at 44a50C for unsound est.
ern; 6la62c for sound do. Sugar-frm;
Havana l2tc. Molasses-steady; New
Orleans 81 ,l5al 20; Porto Rico 70a80c.-
Petroleum-duIl; SIC for crude, 55a56c
for refined IL bond, crude for February
at 34c; refined i'll bond at sac. Pork
frmer and irregular; S30,623a3l IS for
new mess, closing at 81 cash; S29, 75a3O,-
so for old mess, closing at S3O regular;
S22 so Tor prime; S23 Tor prime mess;
$3.50 bb!5. new mess tor January, Febru.
airy and March sellers and buyers option
at S2y 5ga&l. Beef-steady at Sl6,5Oa2O
for new plain mess; Sllal4 for old do; S2l
ara for new extra mess Sl4al7 for old
do. Beef Hams-frmer; S3S,25a39 fer
western. Cut Meats-irm at llal3c for
shoulders; l5al7c for hams. Bacon-dull
atl5c for country cut; l53c for long clear
ribbed. Dressed Hogs-frmer at l29a
1870 for western; l23al3c for city. Lard
quite firm at l5!aI82c; 2,450 bbls. for
January, February and March sellers OPP
tion at 1stalS3c. Butter-doll at 2Oa33c
for Ohio; 25a35c for state. Checse-dull
at l2alSc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
100000.

= Distribution is made In the following manner ;
CERTIFICATES naming each article ana 1,i iSs
VALUE are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES
which are well mixed. One OF these Envelopes,
containing the Certificate or Orar lor SOM i,,,
mail to any address without regard to choice on
On receiving the Certificate tho purchaser viii
see what Article it DRAWS, and its value, anu
Articia named. or can choose ANY OTHER one
Article on our List of the same value. ,r
~ Purchasers of our SEALED In FL
ops. NAV, in this manner, obtain an Article
WORTH FROM OSRTo FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
ary.
yesterday at
the Treasury has
eA2'. government cotton in
4epresent, believing that
De to=the advantage OF the

five hundred and eighty jurors
su. noned for the trial of Gonzales for
the murder of Otero at Brooklyn, New
York, not one juror hasyet been obtain
ed, they all having formed an opinion. .
The usual price of freedmen's labor in
Louisiana is stated at ten dollars per
month, with quarters, food and medical
attendance for the entire family. z Fee
male labor is eight dollars per month.
The demand for labor is greater than the
supply. fSsta.Ffes 80
1t is now stated that General Merritt is
the officer referred to as having made a
disloyal speech in Texas, and not Gener.
al Custer, as reported previously.
AHerald dispatch says that it is not
likely that there will be any reduction
in the tax on tobacco, whisky, cotton or
petroleum
A Tribune dispatch states that box
containing finger cut from the hand OF
anegro, was left at the door of Senator
Summers private room, with note in
With the writer stated that he sent him
a piece of one of his friends
1t is stated that the Senate committee
on Contested Elections has prepared a
report adverse to Senator Stockton, Of
New jersey.
The Treasury Department last week
issued national currency to the amount
ofnearly three millions of dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-16
New York Money Market,

NV 1O1sHi VNH' "
Money-quiet and easy at 6per cent.
Sterling-eXtra dull and nominal at
Sl,093al, 09. Gold-rather easier; open.
ing at 81 ,393; declining to Sl,39s; closing
at 81 1874.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
'TNnE SAFETY BRIDLE and LINE
BROUGHT TO PERFECTION 'hi
RUNA WAY:HoRSEs CAV BE DRIvE,
WITH PERFECT SAFETY By
BOZ Or WOMAN

The undersigned having purchased the r;sb,,,
manufacture and sell Stehman 4 Chiist's Patent
Safety Birdie and Line in Districts No. 2apd d
respectfully calls III attention of the public to tb
great and desirable improvement 80 simple in con-
struction and of such decided advantage and supe
riorty over all other devices of the kiud ever pre-
sented to the public, to delight every person who
has inspected it. t+7 IT
The arrangement is SO effectual and reliable thar
while the action Of the bit is the same as that Of an
ordinary bride, while a horse goes quietly, ths
very act ofshving first attempt either to run or
kick, brings into action the safety strap SO effectu.
ally, as at once to arrest any furtner, attempt il
being selfacting by the inbfeaseAsstrain upon the
lines held in driving; and consequently the driver
is never taken BY surprise, nor need he change his
grip on the lines as when double lines ate used
Persons wishing individual tights, by enclosing
$500 to the undersigned, will be FURNISHED with an
assignment and full directions SO that any saddrr
will know the exact length and conHeotion Of The
parts and make the same. siyNs
", for the above bridle, win address j. Dietrich
The undersigned also mandfacture 10 order and
keeps constantly on hand large assortmenttf
"itha SADDLES AND BRIDEEs, INT
rom the piaincst and most substantial to the finest
md the most dslicate Workmanship; Also
.sisa Carriage & Buggy Harness ,af
richly ornamented and finely finished, as well as
that of ordinary description. Also 4s
WAGON GEARS .. ..st-. 10
ra".i COLLARS Hrs+t IS
r. = 2 HALTERs, ~ reH sss
Riding Whips, Driving whips,
for WAGON or CARRIAGE. He likewise keeps
assortment Of ~ "-~
~ HsADDLERS HARDWARE,
s.f.
arefully selected and of the, latest and most ap
proved STYLE, all of which will be sold lew for
cash or to prompt paying customers. ,..i3 "a T.
Williamsport odt,i4, 1866, e,esa,s ,,.aT
'''.. ny q. ~ '..' ;-'a. t J.. w. FUSS.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
~ -. l.,..7IIlH0UF11. -, 49,, 'd' s's.a.
GEORGE lHDT 81, syss. ,ssss; & - esI,'
HENRY oTTo. 1ssslss' .isiss .4isasslls {
Equity. ~

aEsaY oTTo. f'ss ass'j: J.
n,HEoByEero or TINS spir /. 20 oss,, 10 .
u decree enforcing the e4eeution or dssrssx
t6s Washington County Court, passed IN ahs y.s,'
1885, directing conveyance e Henry Otto. Of 49,
legal title to certain lands mentioned therein
The Bill states that IN April, 1885, Henry lJtsos
upon Bill fled BY him, obtained q decree sesirs,
Louise Miller, he sole heir of David Miller, deed
interest or the said Louisa derived throurh bss
father, should beiconveyedto to the said Henri t,ts.
and appointed Launcelot Jacques Is seuat5;s, ~
the said Louisa, who was an infant to execute ~
deed 3GJ ssaapi .Enl tepa r - - i.i' 'ns
That afterwards both the said Jacaues and Io,,
sa died, without executing the said decree Ths,
at the time of her death Louisa was the wife Of Ie.
is G. Stanhope, and left one child. Louisa. an IN.
FAINT her only heir at law, That the infant Louis
survived Her mother bala few mkfiihS Isnsi J;SS
leaving her grand uncles and aunts her only ma.
at law: upoh sshom dcyolyed the testate interest
and title decreed TO be conveyed to- the said Heprv
Otto. That lhe names Of such grand -hneles ana
aunts were: Mrs. Eliza Linn, now dead without i.
whose names, ages and residences are unknown
Ellie Miller and Mrs. Michael Renner, both of whom
are non-residcnts Of the State, and Mrs. Henry d,
to- who hath since died, leaving Mrs. Isabella Hol.
land, Ann Amelia Otto, Margaret Louisa Otto,
exander Otto, her only ciidreh and heirs At law A
That at the March Term of the .Circuit Court for
Washington county, 1866, the complainant recovsr.
ed Judgment in ejeetment against Henry Otto, un.
der which he obtained possession OF the said land
containing about l3o acres, consisting of parn Of
several tracts known as "Skey Thorn, ," aResurvsv
on Skey ThornP "Chanceny and kindness En.
arged" the bill then prays for decree to fulfil and
enforce the decree Of ,s6. Itistherefore orsrrd
that the Complainant, by causinga copy Of this or,
der to be inserted in Some newspaper published IN
Washington county, once in each successive wecL
for one month before the 25th day of February merit
give notice to tho absept and unknown defendant;
OF the object and substance of this Bill and warn
on or before the first day of March next, to answer
the premises and show cause, II any they have
why decree ought not 10 pass rs prayed. ~
True copy-Test: AN
.u.o LEWIS B.. B..NYhAy, Clerk.
0ct:11, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

JACOB A. WRIGHT, North Potomac
u Street, Hagerstown.
w the best manufacture at
II EAS0NABLE PRICES considering the tight
III ness of the times. ....
INDEED it would be hard to find elsewhere any
II thing to compare with his
GODS in price or quality. This fact can be
II demonstrated TO the satisfaction of all
III is friends If they will but call and give him
i an opportunity to do so. 1870
TuNHAT this is not mere boasting but stern facts,
those who call and examine bis goods and pri-
ccs will not hesitate to endorse. Then
"Come along, come along, come along, l say
Come from every Nation, come without delay"
to- Wrights establishment where you can always
procure bargains in Dry Goods.
- Hagerstown, Jsne IL 1868. 80 =. "i's" AZ
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08

II 70TII 7E'.L3 y = -.
Il DiN 1f~'yHt.9 Tfgvy HA
;crocsrv and varistv Dealer. Sk1Al
s....s en- "a .-,,... ...o~,r,.r,
has JUST received = Iun ana comPIese sssoi 'hen'
OF GROCERIES AND VARIETIES,
at the lowest market rates, which he is going to sell
At THE LOWEST CASH PRICES d
His stock comprises fr,l Hs. -,
BROWN snS S1nnsG MhsTE S SEGAhSs WaaaSssrs
@ GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
fTH
AVA roECCva
all Of the very BEST QUALITY. Also:
rn-.,, ,;es,xon
&. =. SFICES aud EoSENck
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