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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-08

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-08

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in Seati9iant y0sm!i5H te!annt unb aeadts., art b,s.s
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3 tpnSers betlfaa frbiefen et8. 80.
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9lfCn, EapE unt 815aF,g:.
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Observation-Disclosures a32at sra
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SaIts Uteber, 9eUtGuSfdldet
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6erner e~inpfebIe ib en-RrGutertS aeapr gpoosn.
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ptr 6aaiu6t GtdtpuIper, 3abntinFtur, 8aShpurn.0gioe
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3tnttur S:auterttee uab GtPlera. @ltrt., Iopt Or. gDtttes
ireltbsrfbntes 4u9ewnafer.
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D2Oftague 8vO8+,
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SO Gec0mpfr I. S5etti1nure,
M8enEen fur btstp!8snoen Beusr-&sra@truuss @psapas.
rteen /. GlaNe: 81
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81. .#t 0FRE0tapttQI 100000
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Beriufe nefben ptCmp bs8utohtet unb pbnetrRenb etne
@era 6geruns tn unieeer Office bcSnbIt.
SIR DpitCer unb StempCIfetnP DtreAnuu9!
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bereGt s9t, weI6e IApn n%:ant}unG! SO prps. betrua, pbna bds
fc tte etrateen Bertufft Der @Oap oe1en au beIfet ~breuden.
Oentf6e EttmfR ais 8tferensen:
Q5GtI & Or. Gbae Sptlfer Il Gp.
@3teamann, 2'nrt8s& 70. Saeob Seeeer,
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5p(8erber Ninter 6abrplan
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gbgad0 nGrbIt6e t 81 &c osn Baltimore.
Ocrfer Accommodation &3u8 Np. l ..:.,......7.2 frub
Yt1BE9 ........9C0 n
S6nsu5r8 Set Qtnej............ ....121O gla@m.
Narr pner NecDn pfattorSjua W6. I .........12.30
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gatftrnfr Np. 3............. 30
/ g~titsbnr8 erie S0neH5u8 ................ 40 &5enbs
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9ttt8bUrg Z mtfa @Gnsa3ug ................700 frub
gorf pner Nctrmosatiap2Su8 So -. .....8,3O "
gprger b AD g.. .,.....l01 Is
SGGeasn9 (6af &tte) 30 Nd9nt.
9arttDn @c,rn0ealrna5n8 NG4itn Bolton Esp. ! 50
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Ser @rf-, Durdf3nsQ t8af Qtnel urb 9tttsburg Gtmtta
StneT 5ue hGitra jntfden Foltinncre aGb Yarfsoa ntAt e1.
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@pt. unb &ec0nmreatiOaeSl9e tCrsnen -Spnnta9s Gus
genpmmen-tG9Ii6 IN,
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3te @pt,, &Hr9f6aeu, 9tttSburs @rie unp 9tttsbur8
| @tmtrd G dnt liuge f4lteeen fb In Sarrtsburg an bic 8n9e
ter @tunfSIpania GentraI @iItRbabu mad @ittSture, GIeSe-
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. S. u. Eubarr0, @en Guperintsneent.
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in JteWsgDrt.

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MiNhef Qteudu. WtQtan Sdau.
g. VSenrp 0arbt. ANTON S4ettlin.
Seurp BaQ. 9ster Iurrae.
6. Qpspenbufen. Is. &dure.
Sn1t.sr 3 @iIbept. SEtGiofr s, smith.
ggi@p SssrSt ' :, n. EifSherips.
Snenk ~ SMrsier. 6eurb Wettr,
EGIsi6crE 6 & q. Opbrmanu.
Sr3Gtgra 0Sf%iot. Tenbsr ". 6epee.
49, S6 Sre' 9leIpin q. gBbitneb.
4 = santana mn YC3eD. q. gbrb.
Se6n Z. Sdepeler. Eo8ert SautreS.
SSs Sgm ~ . JSsreuis. Tfebert6 3Deffau.
Soon san,absfe. grams So!ttne.
e. Y. SHftS9s SS ntnn TSgS
Saiss gSarfpr. WFel8tpr Duter.
Die Qife Der Dtrettpren, mel6e All ben perpprrdgerblen,
metf beutften Gdufeuten Step gUrf8 eebDrer, gtbt unbe.
oinGts 9u1 gi6aft fir
Sr(iottS+ in nor MplhTft3ftbr1tnn mn QIhp=
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ousasarTt.
N"Eo''N MhpIbt @noIer, Naent.
Sffee Wp. Is Gseenbfrase, Sseenuber
~" Der gSa. Oface.
s..4. cIens a 8er ~ nutsrtfrt. MIMI.
~ 80 S Ttc tSs III fhaF # ntfSoenaunebmen
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SerbfS= asas sG5ir,t%r sarramgenaera
gi0tl0aal GtpreR
Transportation GDmrpaSnte.a
0eppt 116 Sputb Gutatp Str,

Baltimore.
Die Sc dttpnG1 @rpreB n n transport
t II 6 IN q n I { 1T nun tereit, Gpiou. Stlbetnun'
sea. 8lntnpten, 9adste unp Btett mad ~fpI8enoen pIaBen gu
terfenben:
Scfor, NtaiI; gtfp gOrt Gttp; gbtaOelpb'a, &c; g0afttr6-
ton, D@; @erreetDpn, %; SdrptrS Gsrlt pa; Gtdtiestoipa
so; WtuGefer, pa; GIsrantrta So; 8ret ertfat ur8, go;
9ti6monp, Id; petersburg, 90; gtprfglf. @a; GbaTiptt5ptle,
o.; StauntDn, @a; Sndion Gttpar, 0a; ~9QnGburB D.; 9e-
rtratpn, Ya; Eauctue, 0a; Srifci. Gem; Dstocn, 9fG;
@plbstprr', 0G; Wewtern, R@; 8eaufprr, R&; Mpretea0
Gtto, WG; RIleiRb, SIS; Greensboro. N&; @altsN%s /, gG;
0bcrip IL, SIS; ST tier. S&; QDinb4Eprs', 81; @berlefton,
S@; unO 3Di iGenitlttgHen Gt ben ~fCi9fneen GtisnbabHsn:
QGtn6gfgr UNI @Utrmac 81 81, In gerttneuns NIT perf6tete-
men puntt9u i'm Gbaie Urn %&tr9Intrn; Strange II alexandria
q 81; 0tr8tnta Gentrdl ii q; NtAnpnb np Ddnptae 81 i ;
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geterGburs uno gDeIoPn 81 ii; Jialet6b nnD SdtUn IT ";
gBtitpn unb gDtlmtnetpn u u; Wllmtn6ten unb &ut tprb
u u; ytottb GarUltna @entrat il u; Charlotte u Columbia
VI 81; gGenern gprtb Carolina u VI; &tlGntte unp sfOttbg
Carolina u 81.
9a nun ale @ifenbdtn-9inten pfen fnb. perten I'D Tire
&c 110fte mad Guen Yunften I'M Sueen ~Gustetnen II. fpbdlb
ain nGgfi6 aud nc6 p!deeu tH HNreeu unb gDef n.
Osr 9retstdrit tptrb duf SIN, n eere&ten CSef6aits- prpaentz
Iab FART fein, pbne fir bic Se81uftser bef 2tnte brIdene
Al fetn, Ieep1 Gu6 pbne bic atfGt fEr6 su btatGe prStfe
ripa1tiirsnpen &pnpasnien 81 fhuoen; Gf etee @runefabe
BIN btttet bic @empa8nte nm BITE 6ffntltAe patronage.
gDenu BeiteIupeen aut Der Office 6flolien lpercen. 70 trer-
zen bic @uter nnentsslelt@ aS8etplt aab panttltt ~ats'tOlt
unb pinftIE 0erfQnpt.
WattpnaI@rprefu nb EtansPprtattpn
9 y N pagnte.
Baltimore Stry spif&en GaEoe,t nnH @Urtb Str berteet
deals.
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Aor00eut(d)fr EloOo.
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Pnit 9ompfl6ifs Sfa6rt
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awtf8en
SSrettett 1ert0 SSeav MOrF
pid southampton 3
ORr3 bic %beliebten, elegant eiugeri9teteu g~ofbampf'9iF
Bremen, Capt. 6. SLEEPER,
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sodftd, Capt. $. s. bon 9anten. ts..a n
grneric0, Capt. $. gBeliets,
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~ DeHtfd)ldnb, i'm Bau. .a
nniOK, I'M 8du. ~
BON 5000 8pnneu unb 700 8ferbefraFt.
Die @tpebit0nstage limb ME fpfct f~effoe5eAt ~,
Bon 2jte'ner: @outhampton Seo,n .-8g-
0ej. 80. San. 3. San. re.
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an peGten Gagen bic Daulpfer
bic Ser st. 0pft
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Die 0an1pfer bieiar Qinie 6aItcn CUR 0anOlng bon ga 9
%io9teren nab @n9lane nnO Granirei@ in Southampton
Paiiogez0reife:
SUn Bremen nae1 9eeio 0orf.
Goi8to. Oberet Salon. ...$112 500
V"'DS. unterer DO 49,. so 50 in Cob.
3piiaenbed ............... lt45 90
o0n 5Se,D jorf raGb Sreluen, 2DnSpn, &aors unb
SOutbamptom.
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3wi1penfed ................. 81 seq
aue incl. 8ef6fiJun8. &iuber Swiiaeu 10 9a6reu
bic Salfte.
g9 gpntanten mad Sapre, Qonton, gout6anptDn
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29

Mn. MARSH MOI A CANDIDATE T1R The SIN
ETE.-The New York Nation while since,
proposed Hon. GEO. ?. MARSH, as a most
suitable person for Mr.. Foot's successor 10
the United States Senate. We noticed the
article, and dismissed it with the simple re-
marx. that Nj. Marsh had not been consid-
cred in Vermont as among the candidates for
tire Ssnate, and that the wishes Of hi
iriends at home would be bert consulted by
his retention IN the post be fills 70 sbly, and
with such credit 10 lie country and his State.
a. since then, Walton Journal mas end0rs-
ed tie Nation 5 suggestion, it IL proper for
u now to SAG that we are authorized 10
state that Ny. Edmunds has no more earnest
friend and supporter than Nh Marsh, and
that Dir. Marsh viii nor be q candidate Nj.
Marsh s pIe-eninent abilities ana fitness iOI
e place II the United States Senate, certain
IL DO nan IL Vermont, which Is 60 justly
proud Of hin, would deny. But he Is in the
place Of his own choice, and It would be
doing hin DO service to think of withdraw-
in- hIm IRON IT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29

forced AiT. Butterfeld g. acr1npauy him to
tire BANK. Perceivinc Do cu- time some signs
OF resistance on she para uf lis Butterfeid.
the ra1hcr put pistol 90 bis head, and sol
emnly declared that o. BIZ did not Al once
open tue door be would shoot MIN. and there
was n doubt on the part oi Mr. Buttcrfoli
that the rohbar was lallv capable az cs~rv-
ing suf ii- ui8h1hcal intention.
Nr Butlcrhell. therefore. submitted TO
tae inevitable necessity ui TIE case and 0rcn-
ed tie door. when -he hsnk was rllnto-sI
% the entire contents ni the safe. ir Ell
reaching iiie sun % about So 600. oi vtici
$4,000 belonged 20 the bank DO ttc shane
Of It's own bills. bills lt other Maine bluk-.
ard h1nds. The remaining SOS 600 clu-i,-
ted of National ana STATE bonds, deposited
n the bank taE safe keeping by ildiy .-
uals
NJ. Burtcrfeii wac then returned 30 His
house ard all rhere were gagged and bound
when iae ro11-ls it, parted. aitcr ilo-suiur O.
little Size cords wE.-l bound the l1g, o. the
tiEhtD--s 10 which Boz Lad made great CONE
plant
This Vas done gu thl mi-rcss-..r of rl..
mother. some -iue after tLe departure OF
tie Robbers. tle b.T was enabled ~ ual.1.e
hl- bonds IS" az o. a-srl. -w. aoma.r ics ia r'..
I--r Of tE. house. Ula. after som. hes.-.
uoa. tle -e--.t a. t-lr. cam. G. .Dl I,iie. ot
the i--frla.ue4 i--i.y, and released them.
when lle alarm was -iT-n- tla Whole village
was aroused. and were almost s-luitll with
establishment q thc aglacIty Of robbery
committed DO the WY bear. % their VII
lag
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Burlington. June Is. 1850.

90 What has be done o. cn,i,ic Alm 10 tie
honor is fair question to be put 10 rel
c-cncc t. every candidate joy So important
and responsible a position as a seat III tie
{. :. $ nate. Alr. Marril's friends are at
Do los for an answer. N bis case They
can p9ia. proudly 70 q series Of measures.
connected with BIS name, bv which
wiki wa-chfui and fostering care for
the material interests Of bis State,
ne has put money IN the pocket Of
every farmer, artisan. business and Vroies-
si1nal maa. Take an instance. Toe Con
gre-sioual gran; l- Agriculture Colleges,
wa secured 5y NJ. Morrill,. tie was large
" instrumental also. rs q trustee. III 5rIng-
Ing ai5u, tie Union between our University
and the Agricultural College which rracd-
caliy brings hcTea fund Of $4,000. and Is
destined 20 place orr College among the mos,
Furnishing institutions of New England
thus adding largely to the prosperity of cur
CITY. Not content with his public ana Of
ciaI services, be has recently added O private
donation OF one ti0us1.i dollars 70 the
funds Of the institution. j n5i this the
KIND d. man, allie, practical. openhanded,
watchiul for tie best interests OF the com
muuitv. that our citizens should delight to
honor Burli Gt1u is certainly the las.
place that should refuse hearty recoEni-
tiou of Nj. Morr.u'- services.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29

GEEAT BANK RoBBERT.-The details Of the
robbery Of the Yiilage National Bank at
Bovdoinham. Ne, prove 1t 20 be one Of the
most daring ever committed IN the United
States. Tac following arr the particulars Z.
Tie robbers, three IN number. commenced
operations al about two O'Clock On Friday
morning, az which time they entered the
house OF Mr.. Butterfeld. the cashier Of the
hank. and proceeding - his room. partially
stunned him ty blow upon the head. Up
Onrec-ervlnE Consciousness, be SAW three men,
their face disgui cd With masks, standing
hy bis bedside. armed with pistols and knives,
who immediately seized MIN and demanded
the keys Of the bank. To this NJ. Butter
field made no reply, whereupOn be was tied
With small CORDS, being bolnd hand and foot
and a gss placed IN has mouth, made of
pillow case, and was then violently chOked
until he was forced 10 tell where the KEYS
were concealed. In the same bed Law lit
tie son Of Mr.. Buttericld, about eight years
OF age, who was seized at the same time and
bound IN a similar manner az bis father.
The cries OF alarm OF the boy which could
not be entirely suppressed, aroused the
mother, who saw two men standing over her.
who threatened her infants life if she made
the least disturbance, adding that il they
kept quiet all would be right, az what they
wanted was the money In the bank. She
submitted, and one man was left to guard
her. a second her husband, while third,
having obtained the KEYS OF ths bank vault,
proceeded TO the building, but short dis
lance from the house.
The inside door Of the safe, one Of Halls
patent locks resisted the efforts OF the robber,
who thereupon returned to the house and