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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
0cri9tss Gsr5GnO!nnaea.


&rtmtnal9ert5t. Son Ssifter Bomb.
@. s Widunb, @sa., StoctsautpaIt.
3ranotlle Garter bes &nariffS ouf 8 90 @too.
barb, cinen g0noufteIr Der @aDitr. 9abuIinie,
o~neefla0t, tpurhe in BE Gciten oeru,tbeitt.
Acbert @lort. a~n9etta9t leinen Sater ansc9rtis
fen unb SeorCbt 81 bGben, e%enfelten gu egid'iebens
Ell 1berpIeien.
Sames @arrstt. tpessn &ugrif1s aUf Scbu Sine
boz; Der Iestere tpar Rlht eribieueH inD Der Sau
trnrce GbSerfslel.
Sotu SuGiran, spei9sr beS QneriTfS aaf Slllfa
Teacod a~nAetlast mar, oerfeblte ;u elideinen uno
feline 9rrgIGaft wuroe fir uerfauen ertl&rt.
Wm Derbp, Gu9etId9t, am BabltaS itn I'M 4.
Wrecient Der z. yGarD aufritbrerilb tetraGeI II.
auf etnen Ipt3sibeamteu 9elbpiit IN 3u b0ten,
puroe nm 3ebn Dollars uuo pie Soften ee'
ftioft.
Wm. 8iGbam bes GrsrtfTs auf Gtas 8S0fsrtp
lbnlDig befunoel, bsSabIte 8lelGfaGs $40 uno bic
Rotten.
@tne an3abt atuti6sr 5due purDe persli-
4ens
Ser Nou bes Sobu Oufebart, bes Nrsrifs auf
Mcs. RIoer auSstlast wurbe bstaeIs9t,
Ser. Staten OtRrttt 9ert1t.- RIGs
ter @ilee.
Die Snb Gnterprtie Gcrnp. aesen ben Dpfr. 6
Mppolb. 8ereitS bsridtst. Ntdt besubtet.
Superior @ert4t. 9oH. 3iIGter Rar.
tin.
Seine 8erbonblun9eu. - aIbsreuult fir beute
rpn 222 - 276.
5tGottt@es 8e5irtssert4t-SOa.
&ttter IIeTauoer.
&sbecea s Dutrorp ssSeu Sonat. sc Dutrpp.
Antra9 anf &bsi4siounS unD ouf HerIorgnng.
Somes u &lrpp, &rultse. seSsn Scbn Q Dn.
from uno Sarriet u Dutrom. Antrag Guf SUI
junction.
MldasI 2sterer segen SanueI 8Og. Autra8
auf eta Detret. 8sllaStsu our Grfiinuus cues ae'
wlheu &OntrdttS su Sptnaeu.
Suiou WeeauSbltn 9eseu 9apio UeeSaIapla's
Gutras aui Geei&etcuus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22

@ofbtnston, 81. Stibr SffseG.
Na6rt6ten BON @bibuabua Bis gum "a. .
81. Enb etugstroffen.
praittent Suurc1 bat Den @eneTaI Nmanb'
sum Wilitdr- @ouOerueur bes Staates Duran.
50 ernannt. Mun slurtt, baB Der General
tetne S&ptsrtSteit BADEN wtro, Die SiaOt
Durango 8n erCbern. Sofort mad Der Gin
nahme DnrangOs mtrb Der grdapent SQUARE,
pom CHIHUAHUA mad MOnteres Gberfebsln.
Der Sntertms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der TAI.
ftEltGen 8egierans seiet Off,ieu an. bar it'd,
Der Rniier nnG @uerneruca bese6en merOe
nm etraS BON ben Reeierunesseiddften ana.
3urMbeu. Die 3situngS.G orreIpOnoenten &C.
rt&ten tecCA, Der Rntler babe fi6 nod San
2ute pOtCE besebers um t9 an Die gpibe ber
&rmee III felen.
OffSteae NuGrtHtsu BON gera Grms EuH
ktS gum 5. B, @ts. eineetrO6sn. Das 81,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
Subianer OreusI.

QeapemD0rtk Raulas, l9. Sft. -
Die Denper gttY SEEMS pom IL. b, 81. ent-
b6lt BITE fOIsenCen OepeI&en:
8meb[a, s. 8. 9. Stt. Die Snbtaner
Nufreeuns O1uert fort. Col. @leranOer init
elmer Nbt6stImns Burger trteben Ote SnOiane1
ppr etuisen Gagsn In bic Ber9e, bod selferr
fs6rten fe surad mnO ~b'Sonnen ibre tlutts'
Mrbett BON geuem. MnfspIer perIa6en tbrs
6eimfittsn mno fiGten in Die Sorts. @snr
mnS ut6t IDfcrt6ilfe fpmmt, tSnnen mir MID
wtfsn, mas paS fir eth GnOe nebmen ptro.
BabttC, 6. 8. 8. Oft. SD btu btel
aberaa SCn SnOtanern e%tnsei6lunen, bteieIber
usrrpsn Die MnlteOIer mnN Eeblen @ferbe. -
Sic batten elm Gefs9t NIT SO!paten unt
Barsern auf Der V~uer9atOrie. Sic tnr
fsR entI4lOGen, ale WsiBen aus oieism Ser.
rttoriMm sn pertreiben pper Ne gu ermpr'
rem.
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Gin snusmann crtrunsen.

SubfOm, 81. g, 10. Sct. Sr. Somes
Oerrid1Oa, @Obn pes @itsltsoeS Der S,rma
Oerridl ION g. Bartlett, pap.erbdnbler In Ner
gprt, ertrant seltern Nadmittas an Gbttten'
Dsne Soluble. Gr bate IN Der WIble 0e'
146fte gu belorsen. Oils er bic Gnlneen Be-
troHtctc, trat er gang nabe an ben Nano bea
0aferbstts, tolperte unp flr1te tber bas
01Terra0 In bic S6u6rtnre. Der Qet@'
nam wurbe aus penn BaIer eescssn unp rirp
fetnen Jreunoen In Stem gort 3useianct wer=
BEN. Ser gsrunslndte mar sttpo q Sabre
alt unV aIs @tl40ftsmann ausnt9alben &C.
Ghtet,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
Gtne Contention bprgeiGlasen.

Su elmer Serfantf1lung, treId,e om Srenae
&teub in Der ~fiebenten Warb abgeralten wuroe,
notm man Befhliiife an, in eeucn BITE per1Gieoe'
uelI MlrDS erIItt murcen, am Nlpntag Atent
Teleaaten al elmer Gpnpentipn 5I e,&r&bIeu, nell
DE WsaBreseIm trsffen fon, bic nit bsua 9eifts neT
nadfebenpen Bsi1liif7e ibereinttmnien;
Snbeni, felt Der 9snleilsn 0sieItiOn oes
@Oup. Gpann aus ben 8Ssiben Der 4artel, weI6s
Jpn Al 1e.nem ae9eurp6rtiaen Mmte erpdblt bal
II. Der unbei6rGntten ESroftitutlon bieies Glntes 81
ietbli)ithttssn rno parteiilhen Spedel bic Rebel'
len uno bersl ipmpatbilirsnren 6reunce mieber
fred getporpen itub Mno bas Stimmreht cS Elm
Rrtoilegium gu bstradteu idetne1, melteS burd1l
tetue QanbIung perlberSt peroen FAM u1o
Snoem BET @etIt, tpelGer ie leBt beIeelt ctrr
leIbe TT, ME Der, mel4er Die Ieste Rebeulcn our
Hol0e bate, be5balb let GO
8cf1Ioffen, tab jeber Beriub 9eitens bes
0cIperneurS ftp i'll uniere neutrality-suspicious.
sin5umiIden BON inns alS eit An8rlff aIt os BreI'
heiten be5 8DIte5 betraGtet merDei mIro, tpelner
MIR bere6net LIT Nnfrubr uno SnInrrectlon ber-
pprSurufen i;np baB es Die Yflht oes @cuper'
neure tt, 1cibe Derncnfrat On n az nertluoern,
0nftatt Ell frcpc3Irea.
g. bos bic ICpater Skinner bieIes GtaateS itGt
~8loubeu, pa6 fte all 9i;oen unb Tis6el 8ebunbeu
ltub, Inn Den Nebellel cine fortoauernoe Gerralt
III be Sdnoe aI eebcl, pelde tie retht III 9ebrau'
den, ft@ unfGbig geSeiSt baben.
81, raB bic W1du1ier, tcel6e bic 8ebeIen9eieF
gebMr9 IN Sreoertf pe1biuperteu uue i%sbenota
uauS1ucerfaufen" iest DON ~berIeIben eolen Nbitdt
erfiut 1tno mp Iteber ale jrete Wt&nner lterben.
wie inter elmer &ebslsubsrrldait ais StIaSer
leten poleu.
A, DAP bieie %gcriammluns fluff pericuen ere
m6ble, trslhe Dieie @arb IN elmer Convention, 3u'
lanlmenSeleet aus elmer dbuItfen In3abI 0eleea'
ten ron iener gSarb, nertreteu ullo naB fih be-
laate Convention am Is. b. Sc. rerEamulle uni
giaBreselu in uebereinitiTu!lluS NIT ben cbtaer
Nei9litfign treHe.
Die 3eleeaten BET ~5iebeuten Warb iiro Or. s,
8. 8roctS, s s @efpoOp, Gel 6 Wari6, 8
&banIs uno g8m 8 9tmbaQ.
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arrs Gnnnna.

Toronto, 20. St. 5. s gtcsers BON
NepOorf bat li6 an9ebOten, bieGertbetDisnna
b~erieniesn GsUiergsfansenen Uel@e american.
Burger iinO, unentssltlt6 ga iibsrnebmen. -
9te duplication wurpe our@ ben amerttanis
fGen @oniul gemaHt aber BON benz QcrO Gas
meron oermOrfen, neil DIR. RogerS tetn @e6t
BABE, In canaOtl9en @srt&tebGfen gu prattists
rem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
OIws Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 20: Set. Die Gtnctn'
natl, Dapton uno Galtern 8abn Comp. Der
padtete aeltern ole Sanpustp mi Cincinnati
8abn fir INNER.
bic UfFsieu b~esiebtete repubIiEamtft5e WeOiOsitat In
SbiO.
@tnctnnatj 20. oft. SfF3tele Be-
rt6te Hnp, bret Counties au55eupmmen, aus
Dem 0Gujen State eiugctrOfen. Menn man
Die Cor uno Mpreau Nbitmmung Der orei
Counties ats ma6seheno betra@tet, 70 betrGst
pte rep. Wfat. i'm Staate 1891.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22

trans 9tniens9fesiment, relGeS in Oera Gra3
aneefCmmer mar, UNI ein9ei6ift ;u werben,
mar mad Srt,aba surId beorcert morben.
@tue Gcmpuente trurpe pcn ben Qiberalen scl4
ldnoid ~nbdeIGnttten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
9oGa1-

@ourSberi1t.- - Cob ihtoE am letter
9arrSfaq, na6bem es AM 8ormittag at 140e uno
aeoen Mittag az l45f nOtirt ipOrben mar 5A las.
I46}; Ser. Staat. 5I20er 115@; 7lSOr 1865;
lOAOer 99E: 1881er 1874; Baltic. @itp 90:r SO;
Gn. Central 1861: Grie 831: NlorTt felt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
Gemeae 0a6ri6ten.
%searapbirt fit ben Baltimore sBeaer".
luSesbauptI1abt.

- Betanntlt@ bat Der 0eneraltCmmthar
0elcer III 6GnSsn, Ote metitentbetlS 8nnceSs
IOlOatsn BON ben &sbtQen oEgencmnnen NOR
ben (inS, als lie Fh tn oeren Wefan9enl3a1t
bsfanOen. Dteie 0etper fOnnten naH trteass
mtutferteuer Orcre btS gum IS. Sftbr. 1865
reclumirt reroen. Gelme mad jenent DATUM
erbobsnen Mupri6e iollen BON Der Sebbalb
oufaefsaten GommiifOn tn Balbtn9tOn msbr
in Grndauna ae,cgsn weroeu. CUR 8esriinc.
una bertentetn anipri@e; Die l8on Dor Dem
10. DIT. 5. s. eineerei1t pcrben Iinp, mil.
fen Dem @eneralcOmmtTGr Der 3rtesssefan-
oenen ~ 8albtnetOn, 8. 6, bic 8ereiSs
Sucumente 70 aettts etueeienoet tperOen, onb fs
inn nod DOE benz Is. NoS. 1866 gu 6anoen
tummrn unp Ote GcmmiliOn tn ben Stnnp
isBsn, tRrsn 8srtnt %eritatten jW tCunen.
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Nkencr &nrsncrcinA

gm Uaontas, q. OFT, gbeues Z n6r ftubet bic erft
8erinmmluug in Der @irtbibaft ees Sru. 9c6u Gubel.
GGe Baus uuD GaIoIineftr., fiatt. V~lttSlieber tpereer
eingeJaeen, f1 rebt ja5tr cid gu Ocriamuelu.. Die @e:
lepe rpgreen 10 vo,lfeilbaft seu0b.t ME nod ME in eiueu
8auUeySiu fHr ein GtifSlitb gsfnnben Snree.
iamol On AufIrae ueRte1er Mttsl!eher.
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81 uer 8auoereir.

G2on.aa, %. Gft., absrts 1ss rbr bet'ouiu'tr f&
r1sbrere 9auperetHf freunbe i'm 2OtaIe bes 9rn. gSiItpp
5ipe, SO 2l7 Of D9aoiiOuftr. sur GrInomns clnes
nen II &dUoersin8, oefen 8~sriauimtupsSOrt tn etnem
&rIsaiIOsaIe fem iOl. aGe ~bi,ientseu, UeIGe pHni&en.
F@ iOI1 az Geystue ans iGlieseu, ftuc P6Ei9ft e~iuseIcSsu,
Uenanntee BsrfaututIGs 5etsIp 6Usn.
fanroI 0tebrere GSAtntSn'er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
Central 9[penue GQupereir 81. 3.

Die iS6rliSe @e aeraLse fiGmmIun5 nn6 8edmtenDG6I
fnbet Gtenfoc, %. SFt., Qbenes rs n6r i'm gereius.
lDtale Tai1, mO0pn Die W~fttoltstea pptseR Gsereius sefat=
ligR Npti3 ue5men pplIeH.
s. GGb0rbt, 4rSi.
f1mBl {Srdna Senniu. Gefr,
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NcretnssQOfaf Gutcrpc.
SIR. 53 W[hemnrLelfr.

~ UV ~VsNNtSVWtSETNEs
ObcnsenannttS socrI toirb ben W1it9Iiebsra unb ici1en
bic Go Mcrben moreu, SonNtas, ben q. Sttbr., nieber
%erSffuet. Gn Sun,or unb GentutbIiGfeit spirb eS In btee
fem SrreIn niSt fepler, nau,eutIi6, ba unisr @0irtb unS
@erDalter, Serr %3mifdboHe, na& istneT s~etpcbnteH
gDtiit, pie CT eS frabtr ftsbtS t5at, iebeW GUnHtaS a6enS
ein fenes 9cuper duftiihen mire uno omar gratis, no
sepiB ieeer ~Beinl@msGey f& batetiEeu tanu.
Dn6 9pmtts.
q. .. DitieuiesH, bic iG in oisien gsrein aufnebs
men Iafen tpo1en, fSnaen eu9 iW N1p&entassn i'm Cos
fGIe bee SrE, 9wrfstbcFFe< fb eiai@reiter. (ott18 -emI
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@AIBcrsWarf.
W. WY"F
RAftFmgre Gd1;iAer aefsIIfAdft.

B1ItsnnyrR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die gdtaIiebtr Der Baltic, G6HeeneGdeGi8aft usr'
ben bierturb 5eua1ri&tst, bas bic 8eitrdge uno @ttien'
Giusabluug fpztefsus bic BUM 30, on. 1868 selifsi
wsrbsa mifeu, pibngenfars art. 10 une a. Der 6onitt
tutiCu In NnpsRbuus gabraGt psrb.U HaRiieH.
SIN &uirase hes Gcmits'S
{fanc) ia Az g. Rnapa, @efrs
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Neuer 0ouYere{r.

@1s6.eve @iirger finS eutI&IoTsn eintn @Guss4ssn az
GrHnbeu uus fnbet su Sisem 5nsde 9ieHtas, 20. OFT,
s5enp8 s u4r sine 8efammLwHs fat Get 8. @;eHEs, go
SIS %. 6rebeziGfr. So!9e, psIps GntbeiIe eeEi1pst
uns oQe, bic no4 beitretsu po1eu, itb b6Ii4it siEgeIG-
ben. (fargehil Mebrere Surge.
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9Icaerm;sn 4nRffMkA

anf me9gfa9eS BcrlauSen bat beg Undergraduate fN@
enaf&lcfffen, cine slbenbi&uie fHr GrpaHiene Ill erSTren.
Ser tIuserriGt tesinnt @fontGs, %: OFT. 9eSberes liz 81
~eriraJeH Set ben 8orasber Ter gnftalt.
q. u. Gang,
riGmo) gsoregf. @de Son @retsr HHb GjraTbbfr.
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@pntifAea.

Bottom, 20, Oct. Die Demofraten bee
4. @onsreB Dtlfrttts boben ben Gr'Wa9cr
@isbtmGn fIr ben @OnBreB nCmtntrt.
alus Sc tuGfD.
QputsotIIe, 20 Set. DaS General
Rrte9sesriGt,SU pom UeI&em Gen. Aufler Drdf
NOR, bat Ii& Hu3 8wetmcnatlt&sr Sts~ns
sine die oertagt.
Die NuISiu Jung btees Rrtesssert&tO gee
1@ab auf DIE OrDre peS Sen. 1b0mas eS
spur DteIvS bas IeBte berartt9e aus 8OlOntare
0fF,teren 3ulammengeleste tribunal.
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Su perfQuFen

so 3GffersG dffer h cifeu ssbssnbsa uab 0rp
e75 GaIoHeg a6Iarts bic 81 rs @aIcueR &ebat*, iMg
@aISeE 5000 GNGcusn PaIteab. gu o~ertaSfsR bi
@suhergaf, 6snDt6 Il. 49,,
famn) II GuIt6's @5sxfts.
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gnrnhaQe GanoehiQc gheater.

6eute (Wlort g Abeno fpmmt In Der
Gurnblt1e ras albefannte uno beIte6te Sen.
iattcnsfud Der alte Grts bic
Seiutten" nit re9t gutter 8eIetuns 5ur
NuTubrune. Dtr rr1en nt6t oeraeTen ,t
bemesten, pab 6err @roupe ben ,,aItsn
Eris" fptelen ntrp, etne GbaratterroQe, ouf
Deren DurGflbruns mir, oufridttg %estancen,
febr eelpannt ftno, ba bteleIbe betanntlth nt@t
In cas Ga@ bee bsltebten RcmiferS 9ebSrt.--
Sc nebt ~ bofen, bab Dos putlifum paa
Surnblle &beater BON tsbt an tIhttg unter
ltusen nitro, na F4 neuerotu9s etne arose
@egiamfeit BON 6 item Der DirettiUn uno Re-
ste ee1et8t fat.
GCncorbtG~Tbeater.
@nRdtt uDte TcMter beg 0eflnoeneu"
EOmmt bsute @bsnp pas b~etannte 2ntiptel
rDte 8altue" sur Mufatrvng, Obme 3.pet
fel Dtrp bteiee Stad eth 6bnlih ROLES Scue
berbet3teteu. ele Der Gsrl9penDsr" au1 Isb'
ten Srettag.
sg- Ser Berein Guterpe belt 9efern absnf
feline erlte ~&erfommIung TIM 9wlfsIbpferi6sn 50.
tal uno Sr, 3wihdbOHsr CAB bel biefer @sIessn-
belt eth ous9e8eidnetes GfIen. OtsIsS miro etner
Der Semitbll9iter SonutagsDsre:ne perber, mad,
Der 9sfr1sen @eitliboft 1u I9lieEsn. Seute
@Ur9sn attt Sr. 3wlnelbOfer SrCBen 2un9 nit
65er Auf8nB.
ng- Die Ritslieber BEG @rtstter B,Ioungs.
nere,nS maiden ptr auf bos beute 2lbcnt i~tattftIt.
oenee Gan5fr6uS9eu aufmertiarn.
hA. Qr. 6. &ronIe, SIR 30 Ntbenrarleftr fer>
Dirt ptIte M2orsen sineI 2uud9 nit &biI. Gasera
BIER.
gea- Ssute UsOrssn 2und3 in DOrsntbs SOteI
bel pm. Srers SeG.
HMe WI6t nur lsu:e ionbcrn ieben Moraen
Sisbt ss 2anh bet Rnierm gfaGb9r, Srn. Ge'
quaret.
neg~ Sr. 8. @uinser 1T enbli6 in iet.
ner ueuen g9irtbI9oft $40. 2 g. Srepcrid1tr. pOlI.
foniuIeu einseri6tst nnb gibt an, beutigen UiOr.
gen ietuen erften arDBen 2un6. 9r, Gnin8er
1T elm tii6ti9er ccMIanter Wirtb NIB feiu QpCoL
tpirb obne Speifel Elm SammeIplob gutter unE
auftGnhissr @eienfhaft perhen.
IA Die befaunte InD fDpll&re 2Seif Strait
StraBe Saue piro fCrtan BON ben So. s. Bauer
Ino 9. sc. Shan3e pertraltet unb trerbeu bisit
beice Serreu am beuti9en Gage tbreH erifen oft
senen 2nub Seben.
s@@ Sr. s. g: Sagen er3fnst beuts, WiontaQ
feline neneiugeri6tete BirtbYhatt III Scr. Fl QtttIt
@OIabftr. uno febt BEL bteIsr 0eIe9enbelt ieineu
Sditen einet auss3eidneten 2rab pGr.
10 Gtueu 9rpIen Gauerbroteas2un3 mebf
Suti@tqs alta1 2aSertler ftnpet man beute, Rcu.
ta9 bet Srn. George Seh 1913 6. BonbIfr.
B. Sr. 4bri1s. Miituer er6fTaet beufe, Nion'
tag elue neue @trtbSdoff an Gde ppn Cana! Inr
8altimoreir., ropbet Elm eTcellenter 2un0 corGe.
fabreil treroen rir6.
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Die sniaurmeusanf Ser eanpfboOt' snfpe asOre

8mffalu, 10. Set, Die GcmmtNtOn
Der DautpfbpOteS n1pettoren, bic iett ben les'
ten setn Gagen bier in StBuns eewelen III,
BAT i'd beute Ssrtast. Die SnipettOren Ras
Sen 0t1Nafte erleptst unb etue Mense ron
8prI@lGgeu, 8Orri6tuusen une Grinrungsn
aepraft, Die rarauf a~bjtelex, bes Qeben Der
paKagtere auF ben DampfbcCten SIT iHnben
Orer au retten, iperu es in @sFagr gerdtb.
Inter onosrn rertDSOlen @crrtGtungen bee
Fanp F6 aud cine sur 9ebensrettunS beItrmm-
te, RON 8romn Mnp 2CpeI ~erfHnpere Safelage
Die ~oGgemetnes Sntere6e erreete. Onrd otes
ielbs fam elm Boot pur6 einen etn3tsen
Mann auasntIidlt6 ron istnem GIal9en3ug
ICseemaGt psroen, feltlt trenn baS Dampf-
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Dccision In Regard TO bounty 20 tn
Heirs Of Deceased Soldiers.

Heirs OF Deceased Soldiers.
The following decision has just,been made at
he Treasury Department on an inquiry made in
Regard TO Che descent Of bounty to the heirs OF
deceased soldiers, and will form precedent for
all similar cases:--
Under the law of July %, 1866, the mother and
father of the deceased soldier, provided there
has been no abandonment on either side are
jointly entitled to receive payment Of the
bounty, the widow having remarked before the
.pct, and there being no minor children;
and where the heirs Of a deceased
soldier claimed the bounty provided
. by the act of July 2S, 1866, IL is decided that
If the soldier died before the passage of the act
3trom causes other than wounds or diseases con-
Itracted in service, or If he died after the pas.
Isage OF the law from any cause, the heirs
would not be entitled to the bounty; but II he
8died prior to its passage from wounds or dis
p lease contracted in. the service, the bounty de-
scends to the heirs in the order and on the
conditions named in the law. This case is pre-
cisely parallel to that of soldier to whom
bounty is granted by the law of March 3, 1868,
for less than two years. service. When dis
Charged for wounds received in battle, and no
provision was made for the descent of the
bounty, If the soldier died without receiving il,
and itwas held TO be personal to the beneficiary,
and that it did not descend, Congress sanctioned
this construction and passed an elaborate sec
ton on March 3, 1866, providing for the descent
In a prescribed1 order OF nheirshp-thus by
implication asserting that II could not descend
without express provision of law.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
IT r / u M p III S O f
M A RVIN'S SAT-
Nrwarnn. N. G.. september "a. 1se

NEWBBRN, N. c., September "a, 1866.
WIN. ii. OLIVER, ESQ., Agent for Marvin & Co.
DEAR SIR :-At the late terrible Fire Middle
street. which destroyed our Banking House, we had
two OF your safes. One of them was removed and
we were moving the other, when we directed
10 leave the office, as an adjoining building was
about being blown up. The entire row OF buildings
was consumed, but on opening the Safe we had the
satisfaction of finding everything inside perfect.
We can cbeerfuly recommend them as being per-
iectly fIoproof as we have examined two others of
your make which were in the sameIire, both OF
which reserved the books and papers that were in
them. Yours respectfully,
DISCS WAY GUI0N & Co.,
Bankers.
NEwBERN, N. @ September "a, 1866.
WIN. II. OLIVER, ESQ, Agent for Marvin & Co.
DEAR SIR:-I had at my store one OF your safes.
My building, situated on Middle street, was con-
Bpmed In the late terrible confagration.
am pleased TO say, on opening the safe, every
book and paper was found to be in perfect order.
A more intense fire could scarcely be conceived of
Yours truly, JOHN DILWORTH & Co.
NEwBERN, N. c., September "a, 1866.
WIN. III. OLIVER, Els q, Agent for Marvin g. Co.
DEAR SR:-One OF your safes slOod most severe
trial IN my store at the late fire Middle street.
Ny store was situated in row of large wooden
buildings, the burning of which made a most in
tense heat The trial was severe, but the safe came
out victorious.
On opening 1t, every book and paper was found
~ pei feet state of preservation.
Very respectfully, L. BAER.