davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12
Rev. A. l.. Hay, our general asen

Rev. A. l.. Hay. our general agent
expects to be in Shreveport, Sa.ur,
day, May l2. He is agent for New
Orleans papers. Metropolitan Record
New York News, New York Day
Book, Old Guard, and Louisvill,
Journal. This viii be good oppor.
tunity to subscribe.
Mr., Hay will proceed from her,
into Texas, when our friends viii
have an opportunity Of subscribing
for the Shreveport News.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

We learn that the steamer Ma
tional. On her last trip from New
Orleans, had 1l3 white laborers on
board. to bring to this city to work
on the railroad, and after the boat
got under Roadway, they commenced
pillaging among the freight. and
We're ordered to stop, but refused.
whereupon the boat was landed and
the men put ashore. They immedi,
ately commenced firing upon the
boat, and throwing bricks, etc. One
of the passengers fred his shotgun
loaded with buckshot. From the
best information some three or fou,
of the assailants Were wounded.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

PtisonsIn want OF a stock Of clio &c
lqu"rs, wines, etc, can get the same
at Eije s. Mu!anck's IN tew Or
leans. see advertisement:
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

Persons wishing to purchase lum-
Der, are referred to the advertise
ment.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

See notice Of auction sale, by
Pitts 4 T'hayer, " no will offer bar
gains a, their salesroom on Milan
street near Spring.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

Than ke 10 The 9th cers Of the steam
er National for late papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12
Succession !SUic.

.S~ccession # II. C. Leris
DI virtue o! q wit Of sale TO me direc.
- ed from tie II nurabie the 10Th Judi
c!ai District touGt. viii sell 20 the las,
and highest bidder on " cGncsdav, the 1871
day ii Jane next, IL !..ui 0! the Market
House Il II" ely @: Shreveport. between
TT, hour- of ~ clock \ NJ. and 1 O'Clock.
Z. NJ, the 10 lowing described p! o criy be
longing t. tie surcess.Do Of II &. Lew is
deceased, to-N.;:
Lois Five SiA. Seven aud Eight IL block
No. II. a. five IL the city OF Shreveport
{ ed4p ...Ish. La.
rms 0! S.,--4asA subject 10 app.ise
urur. J. " MAiiLE,
IL l2.ti A.ctipuysr
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

Most of the falls. hair, it is said,
comes from Ireland.
Very easily accounted for, when
We remember that the great Head
Centre" has always been there.-Pe-
tersbu1g lnder.
1.-THE hair be false. it is likely a
Yankee invention. and manufactured
in Bosting.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

There are many ways, says the
Cincinnati Commercial. of killing
negroes in Kentucky. Here is one
of the latest methods. The para
graph is clipped from the Paris Git
izen of the 29,h:
"On Saturday morning las. some
workmen made a blast in post hole
Oh Mr.. Hukill's lot. in Paris, when a
rock was thrown up and tell upon
the head of a colored girl. in Mrs
Wehb's yard. killing her instantly
The girl was named Laura, formerly
belonged TO Major S. NJ. Uibler, and
was about eleven or twelve years
old"
What punishment does not such
villains deserve But-they must
have aimed remarkably we'll.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

Election Retu,ms.-Jhe following
is the result of the election for mu.
nicipal officers held in this city Oh
Monday last
For Mayor-Alexander Boarman
2G6; John l.. Gooch, SO; VIM. Her
SIS; Samuel VanBibber, Is.
Trustees-Ward /, Sam. G. Head
Ward 2, w. Thatcher, f. Eberstadt
Ward 3, Thos. Kelly; Ward 4, Ro.
land Jones Ward 6, II. Linman.
In the 9Th ward the vote was a
tie, each candidate receiving like
number of votes.
The result for parish officers in
this city is as follows:
For Meri6-Thos. R. Simpson,
2l2; Rufus Sewell, 1874; I. Pickens
1877.
For C2erk-A. L. Mershon, 26s
J. W. Mahle, 1873; T. H. Pitts, SO.
For Recorder-C. w. Lewis, 3s2
Calvin s. Groom, lis.
For Assessov-Wm. Hubbard, 4S2;
Crisp, IA; Eddings, 2.
For Coroner-W. w. Blackwell,
2ls.
District Attormey.-J. p. Harris,
1856; j. R. Griffin, 81; James S.
Ashton. 2SS.
HE. Allen and T. F. Beale were
elected justices of the peace, and A..
Currie and J. L. Scarborough con-
stables for the parish ward No. 4.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12

OUR AGENTS.
Jefferson. Terqs.-The Editor Of the
"Jimplecute."
Nesc 0rleans- II. Polkinghorne.
Neeo York;. N. Emerson, SIS Nassau
street. Joy, Coe l. Co., Tribune Buildius.
S. NJ. Pettengiil i Co., 81 Park Row. j.
Lewis. 81 aud 81 Nassau street.
Philadeiphia.--Joy, Coe Il Co, Browns
Ire Building.
.., Bss'0".-s. Airetsensill' s Co., G State
Natchuoches-Jehu W. Taber.
Mt. Lebdnon-Rev. A. l.. Hay.
Uaco, 7craS-B. +. Harris.
Vienna, La--A. b. c. Wintrey
SarriHe, Is<as-J NJ Baker.
~ Postmasters or sther responsible
persons wishing to act rs Agents tor the
NE Tvs, will please send us their address.
Twenty per cent. commission is allowed.
Address
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor
Shreveport, ado Parish, La
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-12
TOWN TALK.
For the shreveport News

The Gazette says of the election
on the 7,h, that at least one halt
of the candidates elected were hon.
est Men This is much more than
can be said of over half of those who
were not candidates and not elected
One the defeated candidates for
the city council says. if man does
not announce his name as caudi.
date he gets cursed; if he does he
gets cursed; if not elected he getp
cursed, and if elected gets cursed 70,
acts in his official capacity.
The New York herald., 1866-08-28
ExCuRsrONs.

A DAILY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
"a Nv the superior steamer WYOMING, ". 4. Hofmir~
pot leaving every day Saturdays erceped from Market
street st G Eighth street kast river. att, Peck slip IN
chrsopher street North river az 81 and pier NO North
river ate O'Clock A. w. Fare yc schncb!cs Band, Bait
Lines and Refreshments on board
GRAND CHAMPION EXCURSION TO TIE CHOLERA
VI Banks--Stsamer CHAs CHAMBERLAIN, Captain
David Brd, viii make an excursion 70 the Cholera Banks
rhursasy August 81 lenving Peck slip nj Christopher
street ss6 bey street pier North river $50 bsil
lines sfshens board % FOR the largest blue nsh
sssss and Ssfes n sss' - s.;s ~ 'r .ss sscar
IsSsnssy cslvprI Ynss
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

yVISDows TO LRr-ro sBy THE PRESIDENT AND
w procession, Weincsity. ~ ajl Broadsay, between
Metropolitan and s. Nicholas Hotels Inquire up stairs ir
the millinery
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

CHINA JUNE l, is65.-WR HAVE ESTABLISHED A
~ branch OF our house at Yokolsml, japan.
AUGUSTINE HEARD 4 co.
The New York herald., 1866-08-28


SAILING VESSELS.
EoR MELBOURNE. AusrRAIIA-THE FAvoRTTR
" British clipper shin. ROYAL SAXON, 1880 tons bur.
den, Will have prompt despach has good accommodations
NV CAMERON, q South william street
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.
A Roy FOR RoCKAwAY.-rHE STEAMER PORT
~ ROYAL Captain r. Rowland will leave for the above
place stopping Al side House, every day sundays In
Guided rum foot ~ Chambers street North river fol-
lows-Aty A. N and T.. M returning, leaves R0ckawsy
a. 81 4. NJ. and ~ q n. Fare nfty cents
EoR NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON, n. J.-TIE
n steamer ARgO wifi leave foot OF Veaey or Barclay
street every day At go r. ~ SUNDAYS srrepedl touching
a. Rossgille, fotienye Perth Ambov and Woods Landing
each way. Leave Washington $50 AN
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEs RAILROADS. -
Trains for Ahany aud rroy connecting with Northern
and Western trains, Leave New York via Hudson River Rail
road, Ihirteh street and Tenth 7o and 10 W.
sni and II r "; and VIA Harlem Railroad. Twenty
si IN street and Fourth st n A. aud 5P The
~. NJ. train via Hudaon River wlll run On sundays.
Sleeping csrs stiached 70 and u r. NJ trains On Y
train IL also attached sleeping car every day croeptnf
WIN u. vANDERBfLr, Vice rresIdcnt
ITO CCSEy ISLAND AND THE sURr.-QuICK, SAFE
and pleasant ronle. Cross At Fultss, Wall OF South
ferry; take 10 Greenwood, which csaBed with steam
passenger every hfecn mnuie@ You 20 aud
turn by this route 10 ne oily In three hours
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

A yuLL. sEr o. rEnrH IxsRRrED poa sA slo TO
q Is ISfssss nss R.is ss gsr; ~ e ss.s
The New York herald., 1866-08-28

EiGuTl DisTRiCT sEw YORK
The ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES on INCOMES, PLATE,
&C.. for IS15-'df, Il ready f0r
Payments received without personal notice up Septcn.
ber 10.
The bills FOR residents Of Sixth win be
ready until Sepsembcr6.
Persous doing business down pay AZ early as
eoelock up September l5 other r1vmsnts to oeock
Checks should be 20 order of the Collector
Receipts returned ~ mail u pastare ,ianp s sen,.
q. y. PU NAN, Collector
thnve
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
p0afalus IN bee bieGaeu UOftsofNee

OeRttA.
philadelphia, gtew Oort uns Bolton 11.so
Born. Gsnntags $50 NuHm.
-@esRatienen sptfden bier uns pbtlaea>
pbta 700 gCrm.
Delarpare ans @afern sbure $50 9taGm.
8eflt4.
8beeltng tdgIta, Santiago ausstnOmmen,
! ubr Gerni, nnb 7.30 NaGm. Sdmdtags
I u6r Born. unb 1890 Na9m.
SUNDERLAND tasli@, @Cnntaes aussenpms
men, Z lbr 8orm.
Miorttns6urg, Grafton uns @Grters6urs
I u6r 8prm.
5rebertd, Me, 7 ubr Born. unD 5 llbr
yta@m.
6aaerStetpn nns iberbaupt W~aI6tueten,
6reSerid uno Aaegans Counties Z ubr Wcrs
mitta9s.
GQ{sstts @iqS { ubr gsOrm. uns Ego
Nanm.
g%dtUns5tle 8 1br M6enbS.
EBrblth d.
5plseo, Geita9o ans ct. Souls 8 ubr
Q6enbs.
gVrt, 6arrtsburg uub BtttSbnrs 7 ubr
8orm. unb 8 llbr N5tnpS.
8siRerstOpn unD @~efmtufer 7 uhr 8Ors
mtttGes.
Buffalo 7 u9r 2scrm.
Mroltber She'll rem Baltimore eeunts
Ntpntags urb Sreitag8 8 ubr Mbenbs.
@a~ltfornien, User ct. SOfepb, $40, aueer
Gonntags, tdgltd, 7 uSr Sprm.
GHr(th.
WoIeinston (austr SOnutags) tasft@ 6
ubr Born. unb / unp s TOR NaHm.; gpnns
tags 8 1br @ssnSs.
3thmcsO uup pettrsburg 8 u6r ateubs.
GeOr9etOpu mnD Nlsranbrta tasli@ (aaber
GOunta9s) l nno 9 nbr Nahm.
Drinee Georges, Charles unS ct. 3arsS
GOunttes 9 u9r Nbrnts.
S!aticnen 3lptlden BIER une geal6iaatou /
ubr WahHl.
2lnnappItS tdgIia (auBer SOnntaa) 6 ub,
NOrmt. unb 3 ubr Na6m.
Bcrt @0nrrs unO NurfOlt 4 u6r 9la@m.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
&8Ettnaesk a15 !
NlgeE5ah:l.


&s 4ua nae Or eefse IS. Saai, ntrhea lag,t8 s~rt
iasf in''asp %1;atfiq9rf vtb S~esffI'rg Rat @agf:ttpGs
4xb,s ur f0;ati
Sc Se3iGs sffi> Sa;ssgupss iisi5a tsgsgsaeesssr
@1p1fHasf ur a,E2- M5esesaG. Der @yrreslrS ta6ttG ftnti
&a@a tags g ttr NgekaSs Eab tSf AsseaCtatiet}N 70 0~eglG{f
&3 -bni5nS ns e 5esisU1 tisst& fadsfenEranaeH SsnE'ae
tolls Meg5spS.
Eieis GAGE tenn st Sltolr aab gsFfeSsbass ia gerbtn,
hGHG lfltelAen pNnfsctt s5gaIiM {bbwea!t& &. nesbosE.lp,
Erf 8ffS2ri6 aCfcgsob1tipussng berlsst 5aittnrre AbO
Ga@ut:tSss SGGst5 taasssnczafaen GDanta6s) Deat@ Ssts
i6Et e. BffbfT5 7.l6 @torBsn5 tlsIi@ tGrsgeESsaa'tn SOM
t1a8l.
Eft Ggeg.ss &4ips 8gg 9trIast Baltimore 8 70 uub 10 90
s9oreeas nnb / 90 gnt $40 Ysedig4 arb CHESTS sttQs gh
ia uatlI.S0 @erse. Unt 8 sns 100 &dtsaitags.
giQA Wafbitqt0n.
Gtaaug ecn ~saltrtg1s api k-10 T.06, sA6 uab Gas G'oE,
esns nab s.l5, AIS i. 7.45 NaGat. Sosntags as 4l0 Hrt
6,sA Ggcrgeng arb AIS Wnt 7.4S N0tntttiG8s, GbGdN9
vos DaibingssA T.005 7.Sc Wsb 1I.lb 1spT8fns uHt 2 40,
4. 30 ueb SEQ @bents, SaaEsags ud 70 J!Gt6sss Wne 2e5
uts 500 9latrat;tdss. SsIr tr 9.45 tGnnapGI'sl rEs SlS
Ns8atttagstrg upn EaItiaDre, Gne Der 100 p~9pr8sn:Ea nHt
ttF z45 Aa@ia. sue tsn G2aEa!nstVa ta!teH an eatn @ta'
slenei.
Ger 7.05 @arsa. uab ais 8la6n48ua t0n SaItiiaDre pat
eEg 100 WferGsning u1e $50 9la6ut, 3GG bon AaibtnA-
tga tegsn "a Ger5tHtung NIT bsr a~nnapeIts HEaD. 3hBr
tettggsn @nnap9ite l1 $50 Wlcrseus aGb $40 tat 9n.-
itstore uab gcafbr spa,
gBe8sa hitegcg aassaaR, 3tGets itbte grttt. tvsnte mar
~ az 8, 4. &nsiaap, asfnt. tn cr Standardization Ubsr 80
biz Eidft GfEce.
SRHH0 qDtIfon, GrGnsprrsr.siasr.
- . eele, 8eE. GtGet Agtn!. -,k 4la19l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
go gEzzEzgzr NtGss1 Dish, EreDrtcesbueg
ks&R2a@guRO MISUNDERSTANDING ts

ONE Jtelisnce 1oc9 Gem @noeu
s ~ cts 'at tdett4 .CSrnptass amtSsnommer.} r
DIS febhelTs tiAS earssSe Npate mas, siisbnFosS
so. Gnb eeuL @aEeR
rtG Der TajtlHacse Rub -Dtto @tfsRSasa mad gpaibtngssR
: @nssyat .GampfDSof. sepsn esr. stytbhTaefn sDeTit
na9 Aqat& aresf naS N{pnlpIb. Die Srebrtdsburs u1e
9psVmas %etisesstN # tsst sOn aaa.a GrsetRiS. OIL 9iagas
tn Snii NJ Sang atb Bio Siee ~beritits1 fgp.r iu SsFbta
l1nS ut TIT 50aln 1er Jtttnisub MdS @ssrsbutS axb Ter
8t&RRae unb DsWGias2 Vi isababns faE @e.ssaSpsa, SctI.
BON, 2gunsn0spH Naie, D. @fssnsborS. e~p$litstpgg @bST;
1rtte, gcea6F urt GA9ttGE n -. g. -ws
Dte 3lGe '~reriaIfeu bic aartotn Etatton aNi 4 10 BoEs
Esl taas aIib lis 4 aoI6 WaGuisttaes unt fetsa- in g)sy>
.Atnkaas. IL slGf9 a6tpa NIT isn. Ddmp fSsptep, msfcs tag
40 Soau.aes cHsgenRn1ren, bes. ssirtpEsahta gDartt TIA
$40 ,W0y militia 8 WHS z ute RAD ustttG3 ~ptriGfea anb tH
atG1n Snt I'm 400 Nddaa. unb 8 20 l8ssu:, anIonmeE.
. ur q 20 II o. Gunonb tn 10 . ;1 n be y
Sinf;ig W}eilen titSernao 10 StQnoetl f&nels
Il. Ier naG5 ylidmenb ats irgena cine aneere
= s1 SEEKS. b.. Hpute
o3eet trer uub ustu.t tud, al btr Gamten ss.1tssg 0tssd
BtGet;e sta Sauia Greel un6 tfsfertGF bafS hda GSsdEaJnb
utb Iaet eu@ Duf9 GbedS fur eier @epd9 efsen4-
Omnibus nnb Gep61,9gG8st -astss teDerlest tn aDag
saespn berest una paHGettrf unb Gepa6 WnsntssISytG raa
Ssn Serapfbppgsn gu ~tet6rSern. ,s0 ~
sS1tsR5 A1 WeebRam Il g
yp, 40 &tsStaraBen GDerIt, 1sresaI- aaeutsu,
&hatIe W RaneH,
(actaa, -0entSaIsM ssut tar EdHaeters
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
9ampFiGif'Siaien.

(Salttmpre uae 9aSannh DamPh&tfssr.)
Mad 9Aaanna unb Rev . rleans
spetHel te6en Mpnat.
(Sneisibaal Gnterpriie Sinte.)
Bad gaReru mno W eternS Dore
t29lt1. Gbfatrt Der Danlpfbests pom 8tsn
sanOuassplas an eiofhtrdst am = Abr
Mprseus.
6. 8. aneretp's sinie.>
gaA SApanmOG georsia, iessn Cant
tag scn go. so &t9ttfr. Dbarf
(S. grAnbt's, IT,, 9inis.)
saM petersburg uns Rt d IN OFT D
jepeN Dtentas, Opnnerfas uns SamRas
Ra@mtttaeS 3 ltbr con SIC. 90 Sts9tfraBe.
(4lte 8assetute.)
gaa Sort Mcnrst une Sisrfotf
jeset N6&utittas 5 uhr fSonntsss aue9e-
usntuPuA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
Rei(es~A eGegen6eiten.
@iiembahusn.

Baltimore une SbtOsgtenbabn.)
Ra@ 20 afAtngtUn:4 ubr 10 @atu.,
7.O5, S.45 xne 9.45 GOrmttta9s mnD um
3.15, 4,15 unD 7,45 MaAmittags. SOnntass
UNI 4.10 uno 8.45 WtOresns uns AIS uns
7s45 NdGmtttas8.
Nbgdus ron 9Baltinston: Z, 1870 nno
Ills @OrsnittGgs, unO 2.45, 4.Ss nrs )
ubr I6snrs.
NaAMnnapClis nit Dem 100 8prs
mittags unD Ais Na1mtttd9s 3ug bon
8oltimpre uno Dem 7.30 Wcr9snS mno 4.3o
gta@mtttnsS<3u bon WaI6tnetOn.
8en Mmmopplts I'M $50 SOrmits
taas uub $40 gtaGns. mad Baltimore ODER
gSa1btnetDn.
Wa@ @umberlanD, Ynrttr6s
RMrs unb 0beeltn9 UNI s ubr ~
Nftn. Woreeus unp 8 l1br NbenpS.
Sad Grebertd (bireet) 4 l1fr 80 Y.
Gl1dmttth9s.
sid6 G|IGtcetts MILLS: 6.2e nno
10 lltr gornittass uns Lee uno $40
Nadntitta9S.
gpm Gllteetts mills: 7.4e unO
II 80 8crmtttnes unp 8 une 7 llbr 9aa&r:.
0iGrpliGe &eatrnl GiIenEabn.)
Wo@ DIS 1turssnS une
7.2o NIB 10 u0r stbsnpS, (Dtee 3ast bali
ten lit Dort ,tnO 9arrisbur8 an,)
NaA 99rF Qiret): 7.2o MOrgens unS
$50 9lannitta9s.
9laA 9arrtsbars, 8tlliamSpOrt
nn0 6 | mtra 7.2o 9ieraens une 10 albr
absnbs.
gla6 6amnsSer muO GETTYSBURG:
9,1s MOrsens.
(sBetli@e MarYlaue : Gtlenbabn.)
Sad 8eRmtnR ter Mne Anien
8rtbge: 9.15 g0rntttass une $50 unb
$50 @a9mtttGgs.
epbila6elp4ta, @ilmin9tons una Baltimore
Gilen6abn.)
sla& @tI m / n 8 n uuo q Atlapels
pAia: s.25 Morgens nns lie, 4.25, $50
glaHmtttaas unO 9.25 Abenbs.
gIath Tem9prf CDirec): $40 @epr'
gems unr Ito NIB S.25 NbeneS. Scnntags
nur $50 uas 9.25 absnos.
~(@utOnsstGe pferbetusn.)
RAD entURsatlle une GlItcstts
MtI1s pun fsab 7 libr Bis @ksnss 9 u9r
tinnltm,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
iycgSeF's s.
!Saas Siceersgrs&0guaaSssSsit:e
9ie srSsts gsluOuns SsS 8sitalters /

IS brtRst 5 tatm & / wlstts SGare EssoSr AIT
Il q ; II , n,-@S tSaFte son ~tGIFtaten seb.duSt mi
sat ntSs In rins@ gtH nBaELR ftStse.
{ d IaeeR. rg-gt es rrte
90 vuspe tuesf sstraa&s aa5 %pEDbirt sra aassvisa's BE-
I'd 5s teasn XrdeGten Is u / n ferret u. Ietatn Is Bnen
oaarpGS6e Bat SsTfeiSe einsss uab aletr bsn @ebrautbe
btefes Dttttels III oevbdntsH, @iuiee BE-. fl5igGta
lianntr ber naetlttasEAtn Bataltdt fSurbtE sft hta @sbtEn.
ais bttisr 6 . apDftttSn ssrtrant gelna5t uub Him.
ntst ~tiei:ibsn ale atsreta In S5ttreT Ses GtSran6es bsrftI-
tea III tsl&eu 8alsn. str barEffa aus Grf tpIesnhe ser.
frEen, tsi6e Eabi5pia baiten nap no btsIts zattles pIeos;
ttnen guttI Raayra6S er5euBtst
Gtwtn & rrrtf, Spitahtiphia.
Is y Spate, S&Gaiptfsfr, 9SuibsShr. Gaeater
g goti aab g II 8 Sarv Fs''"~"
. WiB GlDtHi!ba ScntS mi
Mrs g q ~ 1 III 4 II e. DO ~~
- 81 kteinTEItee Z, 1Se 2iattas. BIS .
9pJJ g9GttID6, 9AaaipteItr, slew NOrF.
SSf rs Setsnof G1aufetsle-, 1899 geaf3ina.ossc,
Grecl.
&at, = i se 3 Gtpcta!t @ttfta. gSSteia f-
uas HcG Disis anStYe, weIfssu Aea;a gstranSo o0a u rssn rAas
GStbtaG& A- Sasretl anacn ritt ssbes 1IsFns In heatRA' sns.
Ii@ unb fzona6Fid g'teis $3.50 pes NlafMt.
!Swtt DttE bsts SlaIEeu en6 ~etpSbuiib l~asaIatne, tintn
sutcu Saart,u9s 5evODT Observation-Disclosures Stabats FL
EDieSerSerFdnier.
2nui WsrtdaFt tn bsE nelfen a~pbteeSen,
VI. @tIf9n .0ars q. 90, -
,Gigeni5lnEsr unb .sbMsA Es Erpsai1er,
(iag7iD IS Etsb:1E.. Csc &datenes, Gasttucst, I'll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07

e - %59t5;ncc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0clapir GrprtB gsPt T.. u. &bi9st.
yftlabt 9iettar. SSrarf, Etss EOS ieesa Disa6as 4 rEr
RaGritttagS fur
M!eronoria, 8Gitiugtou uuo @eorsetC!DS ,
IN gssbtEsaas Gtt beg psanse nnb a~lsrGsetta G.feabapn
reA 2rn&bnre unb salt an ben ~fpIBeuhea 9cutnHesrl5ssa.
Point HCRtoHg Ysney scInt, SpyreH'S gDborf
SlrrtSasen BAY. S:OEe's Q9eart eGrsaatr aotgrt
FMpoen's SBFarf g,lRf VDint, Tpse's GreeS,
EtotEiGs ggtut, gtauitaar7 Stored, G~tattertoI eanby
Suti!E's So:gt, SH1b's Nfr.s nab @Isuput.
3urnGiebrsab seriGet tsfle!ss rs afbtugtS n iebtl
&eaEs4 q utr asQr6ens u. @leraRbFta z ubr aRor6sus
ser Eanptsr DtaaeHe Gt6te, Capt S y setIfOH,
esrl6gt SaiitMfrt seai Eisr Nv, $ SlsstHs. gEtarf iEben
SrSItos 0Gamsttas 1 utr MS
EY 9ur6 ra6t, ~G7N
asr az @taep YotaL TsyHeITs SDGSrf
eaneGftr IFarf .glspRtas 488arf uat
81 q III a I eEl gene.
3uradistreub Ossiab.- sc s,afatag,en itstn GtttpS& s
upr un1 &leranGrsa z neF ASeSts. y
huagsStasen GU
SSt8en Susrgatt abss 0EaS,s Oszr 6eaaet wtubt uiaa i'd
SIT Baltimore,
SH u. atteoa = & ems l42 essstAt. sapdsE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
GrIparniB non 3ett, GjsIp nno Gntferumua
bur1 be
sSns1ffnpue.Shtp Wtfenhnhn.

Osb1SNEESRN S~HFE61~aWEE,
mad alea S9eilen 6es @etem8,
aber 4sarterSbnrs u1o glorietta, coer 8euwpoa
@beGlina ii,s Columbus.
Dts gaIsInsore-Dbtp gt}easaba bts.ss hem ~rstienben ya,
kisturn BITE ar6stsn YprtpetIe IN Btias Gaf 9lattfeit, 8.-
queralt&teIt, SiGerbeit, gantit@!ett uub 6tb6atest ksr
Stenerte'u, iStab fs tER iftnsr Gahsra BAHIA Ia tteIsus
sda { a~5ersrUHea gt:S. Gtsis SaSn, BON atIaattfGsu
Wesre a~Gseepene, tt BE eitsft eus6eeetntfft stntT, S;sit
ItStt &sa.e fdr Ste H~t.fenbeu mad bsm G1slitG, ete nMs
rerftt!eu Iplttn. re III tenusen.
M1eiIen> &ntfernunG 3. Baltimore mad Cincinnati:
reEer SGritrsturs. 5as laeIsu,
Eenrsre Ua5 g3bsCssn6 ...,,.o.,..s36
5asrtsbure uub p,ttSbnra .,........659
Gurm bic Wa-tetta Stntf ...,,,..,...... 5&S
sine Grfparate ca Ter ga1fsraRus soa lla
Dpfn bic Columbus Stnie .............. 699
etne GriparEtB en- Der @ntfttnans DoR 6s
Het(eube, neINe be Saltsu,prt-G ttp &tientcba kerussu,
tessn bss seete tn IN Sac aurad u. fatrsn IN QDdsen, bic aui
n0a NnercsAItmfe Unit eeprlitsstenStSsa eireeti1tet INT.
= cE-h..ANc;Sa 49,. sc I4rnn.a -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
SFbH2 QDtIfOH a, ErSnsprr4naeias
90 y GeLs, Bsr. GiGet Moent. t.[aI9l
W5rOliGe Geatral
Miienb0hn.
EO.0enner Gnrnmer. Xnhrnlnn

OD+3SiEeC SONIAleES SuVCViuN
irttt Eata aR pnta G, FL. Wet1968, in trafl.
1SGGHB n5rbltGts Q : pen 9altapre.
YSr%F aeecE&sVecftpaSlK8 EIG. l .,.,.,."N.7.20 frRt
Ep1BVl =
GansHsus (Saa 2tre) ........n.s.... ,13.10 Ea3a
gGstacaet Aee9IacbatiCHegUB go ...."..l280
ECFttr AtssncsG.tVnstua ss. s ..,..... -. 3Sa
Sittsbnss Sste Seusasus ..s............ Y.So abrnse
pit3SbIEe @Iratea SGrel1ns. ........ n....10.00
&uknaf It fGbttGst 4 6 Ia |eIttaCre.
$t!gStnr5 Gsdaisa Sp1eNtr6 ..,.,....s.,..I0O ffhc y
9crssCneE assogao.at!ezssgG No 2..,..,,..".s39
sCrteE ~ asp2... .......10.15
e9@usulr0 (8GS 2snt) 1890 Sl3bm.
gGgttRa MISUNDERSTANDING so4 In. BDltfn Sep. 4.2O -
PGBEubs
VpEI @EepaSCGtIpnssUG '''O.4O GbsEcs
Der Sea', Dar5famtg tSaR ssHe) nnb gttteorrs glmtra
S0aeISEB p9itra smtigan Sattsn1rTs Hde Ddrtgca ntnt an.
Dss Dtset4nsa t8GF eias), @0a' gnk DEMONSTRATIONS.
5nGs 2 Oantd8s cnSeerorlaen-td6It@ 05.
SGmiiags-tasIt& al.
gsr SistaEnrs SlraIsa S&neu.us s.St tasli@ al.
YDE" uah AecryeMreGtiruSshS tDn1eeu -Gcnnt1oa s1s
aenpramen-$dslt@ Oh.
Per 9srat41slbue t8aE Gtas) fraast taatsG az.
ne gSs', Dnr1t4aeu., 9tttsongs gsie uAb gttfshrfa
&tntr1 S9Hfutuge tGIte5eH Ra In 3ersts6urg an ttt 9les
9tf psralel2aata @satrnI gtieaeaba nab 9tttGbKrG Glass.
lam, S1iun,bMS,e taetnneti, SuStandpplts, Ghtedap. gtpn,Ia
Gfft sHdHne, 2eptscigt, GGieD uub alien Eunlten la sssra4n
Rarb> uub Subweasn sen1g an. -
Ste pra. unb S6neatass f&Itesta Ep a. eImird On b,
sage hef Retu ycrf erie S6bn nG& aItn 9uatteu Ina n5rb.
Istn, ~Iaittleten rb weali&fa Rem Dcsf an.
st9bere SusEunft ertdIt man In Gaiperter. EatrhSf.
S. ". DUberrs, Gen. Gaper!a.snSeni.
l2Oagpll Y. g. A0NnG. Sen. YnIFGaIEt. aasnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07

EI- Sur beIo!Ioeren NeitttlIlBIl1bnie' ~WE
@tnnaAktEer unb @tiftaet irutsn ietr bcrR&tse ltn, sa,
Fe TIRE Gtuete tGufsn, unb lEH.sa t!rislbtn nut bSu .fsi&ta
ansehe1ten 8centteR tautsn, bic t2u lbrsaa GeId!tt lstsa,
nidt abes ron JidtItTE Utss 3Uif0sutrast-r, ia Re iDna tss
Wcfa5r oasSelest Fap, SefbrtnRsIs ~ 1srtea uHb ibr Gslh
anicn1 aussrsstea.
DuvAfdbrtS-DtIIete
se@ alea Gteilsn tes getfsns Tnb III BADEN bet
Gatt i. tIbebrantt
Sea- g9tssantsu.agt. Der SaIts, Sbto gtGeneaeA
|fGIursEG) Sir. 81 ShdnekRrdee, BcIttuEre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
Ybilabeip6isv WilmiHgtom> aao
Baltimore 0ilrGGb.

9ie tarSelie uao einsis birecie Npute Don
Baltimore mad
MAJ.
AtIautic &ttp,
gong 9raR@,
3 mare @ateT o ap
RepsDsrt
WeUport,
GcfoM,
@6 e@ountaias,
Rsrtlans,
WontreaL.
Suebec
gate @eores
saratSs Gpria8s,
Sbarou 9 rst II g,
SreWtrsn i ats,
NIB BEN
"sS ssn atrSItSsa ""'
Hgeneen O. NPRte Ra@
mica, &9rdcufe,
RoGefsE Buffalo
Riaaara Satta
Guipenton 8risGS
Dmuftrf &C.
saFaassre, sei&e Se go an. User s.25 pdR. 9Tprfs.
Rast nf6aten, sebtu susG sSn Sets!HaVrs mad SafaIO Ohs'
VtiasGrd Sdust "a
M@tunbspansig Stuuoen!
al nur~etnmaIete &Grs pe6fsInt
sin wsrtbeu. seF anf tsiner anesren stsutt afbossH piTe'
@aps Wae.
Gtr 7.G5 IYl. I3rs ffht tn Ssetr @dliis IN Uetbtueane
mit Rem neuen u. ~sIrsdnteE D1nrfbrpt rSGra!. W. UeItpn"
Capt e. Ddsis, chi Gtenfde g. 0oHnsrfSG unb 9 M
al
taAItA tSenniass aueasnearten) u @srbiubuns mil
tsr QUtf Seriep' GtIenSaSn. Naam'itGss GrPFtesa8s pep
YtMatsipbia.
81 SsTassers. psl&s Dusa.tGess pAstn, ,s< rssn If
wetierbttSrsett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-07
OGtOn8UiLler
0ileuoa9u.

S0mmer SnbrpIan!
GerGbee}sS ter T9Rrprei5I
Yra g1rGtde, so. Gprtl 1855, an eeseu pon fraB u5
Bis @tepbs Z h9r iGts SsRnte utb nm 9 ubr absnbs sis-
br tissi8,
SOnrtags ausgencmmen,
gDassoEe al; an %5pnntGssn fantIia srr frlb 7 Els gbsaes
8 ubt. - SafGsttFe naG Ia6 59H &liGptt's gvtuS be6stees
bic @asaUns td8liG, euE @erntssf. lin. T. unS II tisg
tr ) nnb un 2 4 unb 6 ubF Rabmtttdae.
Balm. Suredut g5tit @nat tGr 9alttaso-eR-age.
ls0TxraSsRl SO II sp. Orrborf Ettt,
La E1 .g0tFti9 FaF' &Inman0e1eT u. 9RciIsabs