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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02
-ohhin's Domestic Bible,

F,oNTAINs 100 Superior Wood Engrayings,
\ many thousand marginal references, three
40 executed STEEL MAPS, numerous i'm
,ysd readings, exposition. OF each chapter
..sir;rr the essence Of the best commentators,
Family Photograph Album, an extended Con-
brdance, &C., &c.
sWe. the IN icrsigned, have examined the
homes,ic Bible, and would cordially recommend
10 the people Of the county. II is well-con-
lived and weil-executed work, and admirably
Iaonted for use in private families and Sabbath
nSdoIsU J. @. ARCHER,
Pastor Presb'y Church, Clearheld.
D. S. MONROE,
Pastor NJ. Il. Church, Curwensvillo.
W. NJ. BURCHFIELD,
Pastor Presb'y Church, Ansonville.
~g-A copy may be examined and orders left
A Dr. Hills' ofhce, Ciearheld. aul-2t
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Camp MeetinQ.

CAMP MEETING, under the auspices Of
the Messiah's Church Of Morris township,
h be held in tho grove adjoining the Chapel,
4 mile Rast of Kylertown, commencing August
H. and continuing over the following Sabbath.
iers J. Ltch, Of Boston, and J.. Osler, Of Prov
nee, r. l., and other ministering brethren
/. be present A cordial invitation Is extend
n all Come and hear.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02
soldiers, county Contention.

In pursuance Of a call previously ly pub
.lished, number of the soldiers of this
county met in convention, in the
courthouse, in this borough, at two
O'Clock, p. M, July "a, 1866.
The Convention was called to order
by Col. Walter Barrett, who, after
reading the call, nominated Capt.
John S. MKiernan President; Capt.
Matthew Ogden and Richard S. Carr
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion Of DR. Burchfeld, a com
mittee of three were appointed to
draft resolutions; whereupon, the
Chair appointed Col. Barrett, DR..
Burchfeld and A. ]. Jackson.
On motion of a ]. jackson, the
Convention proceeded to elect dele
gates to the State Convention. The
following named gentlemen were
elected: DIR. James p. Burch6cld,
Col. Walter Barrett. Capt. John S.
MKiernau, Capt. Matthew Ogden,
David Ruck, Richard S. Carr and
Charles Larrimer.
The committee reported the follow
ing resolutions; which were read, and
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That VIC endorse the nomination Of
/ the Hon Hicster Clymcr for Governor, and pledge
to him our hearty support at the next election.
! Resoired, That we endorse the action Of the Dc
mocracy OF Clearheld county in recommending
Thomas j. Mccullough, Esq, as the Dcmocratic
candidate for Assembly, aud We earnestly hope he
may receive the nomination.
l Resoired, That We approve Of, and pledge our
support to, the county ticket presented by the De
mocracy Of this county.
Resolued, That an Executive Committee OF seven
bc appointed by the Convention, TO act As may "a
them seem most proper in the premises, and TO take
such steps may be necessary TO perfect and siv'
pormanoncy TO this organization, with the po~ei
TO convene the Convention at any time they may
deem necessary, and to adopt regulations in regard
the the manner Of appointing delegates thereto.
i The Convention proceeded to elect
members of the Executive Committee
when the following gentlemen were
chosen: DR. Burchfcld, r. II. Shaw
4 Col. Barrett, Capt NJ Herman, Brevei
Brig. Gen. Hartshorn, David Buck
and a. j. Jackson.
i On motion, Convention adjourned.
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Dry Goods. Clothing.

such as
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, No
tiors, Hardware, Glass, Naila, Oils,
Paints. Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon. Feed, &c, which
we are offering at greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or in
Exchange for Lumber and Shingles.
We hope TO make il TO the advantage OF
Timber Men,
in the lower end Of Clearfeld county and
on Clearheld Creek to get their supplies
from this point, being on the line OF
Rail Road can Sell
goods Oh better terms than at any point
in Clarified county. and we are selling
our Stock at such
prices as to make itan object to those bay.
ing goods in this market 10 deal with us
Advances Of Goods, Feed, &c.
made on account OF Square Timber. which
we will either sell on commission or buy
at fixed rates.
Flour of different Brands can be had 8
all times at very low prices, at the Clear
| field Store, Philipsburg, PeDn'a.<
Dry Goods Notions, &C., in great vari
ETY., at the lowest price for Cash, at th'
Clearfeld Store, Philipsburg, Penn'a.
Salt 10y the Sack OF load, cheaper ihar
can be had any where else, at the Clear
field Store, Philipsburg Penn'a.
Call aud Examine the stock Of goods, a
the Clear6eld Store, at Philipsburg, Pa
Highest price paid in Goods or Cash 70
Lumber and Shingles at the ClearfieiC
Store. Fhilipsburg. Penn'a.
The cheapest goods of all kinds are to b
had at the Clearheld Store, at Philipsburg
Call and see if our goods and prices don
SCOT The times. W. w. Belts. 4 co.
/ Pbilipsburg. November 18th, 1865 Il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

New York PoLITIcs.-The appoint
ment of Gen. Dix to the Mission of
the Haugue is understood in certain
circles to signify that Gen. Daniel E.
Sickles will be offered the naval office
In New York. Despite Gen. Grants
urgency in Colonel Hillyer's favor, it
is believed that officer has no chance,
but that the contest lies between Gen.
Sckles, Gen. Henry E. Davies, Jr.,
and Col. VIM. ii. Ludlow, of Long
Island, whose name is prominently
urged by the Albany regency. Sc
fierce is the contest that the probabil-
itios are that no appointment will be
made until the reassembling of Con
gress in December, which will leave
the present deputy, Cornell J. Frank
lin, TO discharge the duties until that
time.-N Y. Tribune
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

STILL GOING ,ON.-The arrival of
cheap staple goods at the store of
Wright & Flanagan, on second street.
The goods, like the store-house, are
considerably lower than heretofore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02
A oCLAMATIoNii
GOING 1T ALoNEliii
Nobody Prohibited from buying my Boots
and shoes on account Of Race
or Color.

Being thus liberal minded, ] take this method
Of informing the citizens Of Clearhsld and vi.
oinity, that have opened shop on Second st,
next door 10 the County National Bank. over
wauon's Drug Store, where | nm prepared 70
make TO order everything IN the BOOT and
SHOE line, out Of the best mRteriel and in the
most workmanlike manner and on short rotice.
All I ask Is trial.
Done at Clearhsld, this eighteenth day Of July,
A. d. 1856 HARRY ROSS.
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A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee was Immediately called, for the
purpose of efiecting an organization
at which Col Barrett was elected
Chairman and DIR. Burchfcld Seore-
tary.
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Camp Meetinq.

ny DIVINE PERMISSION, there will be
4 ! Camp Meeting Of the Methodist Protest.
"a Church, tear New Washington, commencing
Thursday. August I6, 1866.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

RyTwo hundred British officers
yet surwe the battle Of Wfterlco.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02
OLEARFIELD NURsERY-E Escoua

" HogE INDusTRY.-Ibe undersignsd having
established Nursery, on the Pike, about half
way between Cleareeld and CurweDsyille, Is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of Fruit trees Stand
ard and Dwarf) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Grape
Vines, Gooseberries, Lhwton Blackberry, straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also Siberian Crab
trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rhsubarb, dc.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Sept 20, '65.-iy J DWIGHT, curweusville
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

Dure Liberty w hire Lead.-wil do more
and better work at given Cost, than any
other Try IL! Manufactured only by zrIG IL 4
SulrH. v holesae Drug, Paint Glass Dealers.
No. 1877 North Third ST., Phil'a March 2l, '66 Iy
Dure Liberty White Lead.-prcferred by
all prs etical Painters Try it ! and ou will
have no other. Manufactured only by ZIEGLgR
a SmrrH, Wholesale Drug, Paint 4 Glass Dealers.
No. 1877 North Third St, Pbila. March 81, '66.ly.
(,round and unground spices ciiron. Eng
VI lish Currants, Ex. Coffee aud Vinegar Of
the bes, quality, For sale by ii. q L.
Clarified January 10th. 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02

INTERESTING TO DEAD HEADs.-A
circular has been issued by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, in which
it is stated that in compliance with
resolutions adopted by recent railway
conventions, embracing the principal
roads of the country, no free passes
will hereafter be issued over the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, except for purely
charitable purposes, and in that case
of local character merely. The fol
lowing is the circular alluded to;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA. July 49, 1866.
in conformity TO the resolutions Of the railway
conventions held in New York, May p, and Juns
2s, 1866, ilrs company must decline 70 issue free
passes that can In any way be doomed violation
thereof; nor will local passes be given, evccpt fol
purely charitable purposes, unless tho interests o.
tho company should demand their issue.
J. EDGAR Thomson, President.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-02
CLEARrIELD STORE
N EAR
Philipsburg, Pa.
wf1tIAxw. BkTTs. JOHN =. WEAVER,
GEORGE l.. REED. WILLIAM POWELL
". W. BELTS, d. CO.,
fsuccessors IN Manson Hoops)

Have just received large and well Sc
lecled Stock Of all kind of Staple goods,
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Die @eiekOebnna no1l MarhIann.

SIM Senats retdte !Sr. Sbr bic Sttt.
fhrift Der Munt5ipalttdt pom Cumberland
3u @unften Der Mussabe ppn Bombs sur
SeI6afun9 Der nptbt9en Wittel, UNI cine
8riide iiber ben Yotpmae gu bauen, elm.
- Die @eiesesoprla9e gum 9erfduie Der
ppn bent StaGte 1T ben Banter 9etalte.
men 9aptere ipuroe auf eeftern our De-
bate ppttrt.
Sm unterbduie 9ingen mebrsre 9itt-
fdrtften int Setref Der &u~s3ablun0 ron
.6anoaelbern Elm. 6r. 8artel reidte
elm @efes our Incorporation Der ,Yaltt-
tncre'9pcpmpfe' . ampfbppt,Gp." Elm. -
Sr. 8rppn rei6te einenGeiesentwurf Elm,
ipel6er aQen @aTaster -9atn -@Dmpog.
MEN bic Spnnta9sfabrten erlaubt.-5r.
Sraster rethte einen gemetnidaftlthen
geIhlub Der @%eiessebuns bon 3arslanb
Elm 3a @uniten Der &erpnfrufttpnsppltttf
bes 9rdfpenten, 9esen ir9enb Elm @efeb
bes Gpn9refes, weldes etnem Staate bds
Ne9eritimmrett aufpctrptrt unb In BE-
furwortuns Der fdbisen 8erwaltun9 bes
StaatsamtS burh 6rn. Sewdrb. Bur
felben .3eit iprehen bic 8ef6luTe bic 9ln,
fiAt aus, ncab bic @efeBsebung Der Gnt.
ptdelun9 Der 5ufunfttsen 9clittf In Der
fefen neber5eu9uns ent9esenliebt. bdb
fraber pper ipdter feinem frempen Soften.
taten pber feiner fremben @erpalt I'M Sn.
terefe mpnarhtlher @esierunsen erlaubt
iperben mirb, iemalS fefen 8ub duf bic.
fem gcntinente au faGen." Die MbRim.
n,une iiter bic YefAliTe purte auf Dom
rerlfas a%nterdunit. : Die lbrteen &C.
f6dfte be5 Wpnta9s paren pbne 8cbeu-
tura.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
Selegrapbithes,
(gsriGtet iiir ben uGorre'rcnherisa.
Tefnng WnnrOe.

Sefun9 Wpnrpe, Is. San. -
Giner Srpre pom Srte9smtnifferium ;u.
fpl1e, ale In ben Serlhtebenen 9e9terun9ss
sweisen bieicS Dinrtfts @ngefeaten, bic
trneer tint Otenife Der Gpnfppertrten se-
ltanpen, su perabIdieben, BAT Der cont.
manotrenps @eneral rs bte5er Qeute t9res
Otenites entbptsu. nit Der @eiidns, ben
9lab fpfcrt gu entlONen. Der 9(aent Der
Rational Grprsb. Gpmsdanie" tparp aus
berielben uria6e fprt9ei6itt. - 0an
brtn9t btele Srbre nit pent @erGhte, Self,
Davis ~ befreten, In 9~erbineuna. -
@dhtbppte unteriuden fcrtpdbreno 0Ge
int 6afen anfpmmenbe Sabr3euse.
Der Dampfer pima Glt;dbetb" 1T In
tel9dbt9tem 3uitanpe, bic Sarfe yanna
Sberwppp," bon Gtpprnp mad New' gDrf
unterrpess, eines Sbbahs balber, bier etn.
selaufen. : DaS Dampffh1eppbpt SEQ.
mas Jpulfe" p%erbrannte geftern In Der
Ndte bon Gldrempnt, ant Sames. &iper.
Gin itrenser, nprbbfli6er Shneefurm
terrI6t beute bier. - Die @ebdubf SIR.
26 unb %; Warfet Sauare, 1T Nprfplf,
brannten Samita9 Ma6t ab; 6 Seuer-
leute purten ffltmm perlest.
9as Warinez Gprps.
Wdttngtpn, l6. San. - Gtne
Gpmmtlipn CUR @rifuns Der CUR CT
i,ennuns BON. ~3petten Qieutenants fir
bic Nartne fabt9en Ganbtbaten ptrb
elmer Srbre beS Wartne . Riniffe-
rtums 3ufpl9e f6 bier perIammeln. Die
Gonmifiion befett aus folsenpen Sffjie-
rem Waior g. 8. @ratam, @rdlpent ;
49, IN -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
WOtfstheatcr,

rTausrstss; rtss ha m rem X@,'es s,o,,.
ul!s. up!s'ta.g.o os',.,a s.t.i. ~ ns a.a,
S.s.ss 'pmass '...I a NO. s" ."n riat ~ ssan.
.prtpsH, .usMa NV y.am n,u ~, Wv |S@n
s."u. 0rs.,sSaMS 'SaS.H WI, ,Sttia ~,
a 20 wa'e %usr 't nsht poSs si R suy.s ma S,s
wls% '' si.o wv S " n%t,sosnns,sst
S SHtS'Ps m;s,o "" s.s S M.;sa IN Y' Wv ,u
, mSO %'s @ea;1 Tm J Sss m" MIA aW AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17

nTstfS1 oefeNeIf r{rS, 9Gn3fta Ssrlorei1
oinn' lI~ebsrbqupt Ibctnt eS ulS, dls pa'
Be SHdb. Woiean ben 3enttb tbrer tunlt'
leriI6en 2anfbabn &9erlfrtttett ! mlf ppL-
fen, uns tiertn setdn'hf ~ 9apen,
fAreibsn Wab. Npj'dn's tsttpF:;@eS
5btrt, bas bic @rerSe Der MLttslmdBt!8'
felt Ieiten uberfhreitet, raturltfen urld'
den ~. Wdb. 9i(hpf Bate i'm Ior'
Ipic[e ais Warfetenoertn nWarte' ptel'
ittdt oefaler, Germ le midi Der trrt9elt
@nidf ,p6re, has @uttifum eurd etnen
tYttnerli6en Son III fefsln; Fe bstgtrtt
iepp6 8erabe bAs 0e8entbetl, entnRF2'9t
-wte bies mcbrmal6 por9etpltmeh-ptH
bar,uteltenpen Gbaraftet CUR GarFltatNt
unb ntQdt lD lG6erli6. Gin 1noeref
febter, ben iiA Wao. 8tlhpf gar su p1t
III SMulbsn fpmmen ldbt, IT eas SPre..
den 6st pfener Scene; par erertpls, eei
Der erfen aufibrun9 bon rY1norsIte'
rieT bic fan9utntid'e SDltbretts pem ~
fpe,tuuten 70 lnut 5u: yS@eB opU,
fdteb' bod !" b0B man e5 IN ben e%ntfcra'
telen Dtntsln pes 3uib0uerraumeS Sfr'
nebne fpnnte. Sod Bentl9 eeS Saeels;
man t6nnte unS icnlt ben D1rleil 9egehs
iiber fir unaalant pGltgn. M9o. Sl'Go1
oebuGrt ais ,gGdtfe" bGS Spate, warmlte
EOS, unb lie erfrsute ftG aapH;!0er
@pSlauie. = .Scnristtr, SerSc9tn BON
8eaulteu," Was. 2aus. Us mag re-
frembenb erlheincr, pab mir tsute an al'
len 0amen GtpaS ausSuIesefl RAbeh U.
fpoar nit Wab. 2luB feline @lsltapme
MAIDEN. Dtab. 2auB et9net fb etrn1al
fur 9tnfdnbsoamen gang nnc gar rte9t f;
bteIer itdrfe son, pieie fRute Sttnt~
me. bieits Sin. uup 9erlAwentet uno
3uridperfen bes 8opfes fno &tgenlh0f'
Ten, bic mir fei.ber nit Sttai9wet9en
itersaneen baten uro jest nur aus Dem
einfahen @runbe e%rp6Rnen, UNI ple 2a'
men auf btsIe Guberf Rorenoen Beplef
aufmertlQm II MAIDEN. - or, NoBpa9
eriparb ii9 ais ,Waurtss" ieben Apfap
bic @unft ees Yublitums, has oen tun9en
Sunaler bur9 tUrmilde 8eiiaasbs3eu'
9ungen telcbnte. = 6r. Sbrntne, Elm
,,9f0rrer" epmrte II faut, 1T fur btele
@baraftere gut 9eet8net. 9r. @rrtb
Iptelte ben 9utberitgen, semltbltden
S0petmrptrtb CUR 3ufriebenbsit aler
@uipefencen. Sri. S1uer ltonb tAm ais
QBirtGtn wIrbi8 CUR Scite. Die llb-
rtoen @artie'n Dpn fetner telcnberen Se'
beutuna, un.erltuBten ba6 Gnlemtte mad
Iratten.
8eIpnceyer GrwG6nunB Yerbienen bic
BON @rn. @eiwtB gentalten Detprattpnen,
In benrn bic 6auptfprce bes Sttfes Be-
rdbt. Sr. Sub ~lteferte bic neusn WaIAt"
nerie'n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
Staot Baltimore.


DaS 8e9tfrtr,@ efeg. = Die
@rimar'G erfammlunsen Der @e9ttr hes
Eesiltrtrs0 eIeses iinb in bisi8er Stabt
auf ndditsn Mpntag 2tbeno UNI u llbr
In ben DerIhtepenen @arbs Der Stapt be.
rufen pprpen. Die aus btelen @arp,
geriammlun9en terSor9e9enben Oelega.
ten our Stabt. Convention tagen am fpl.
gen (Dtentas) Abenpe IN Der ,Iedabite.
Sale" 100 man ipbann 81 Sertreter our
Stadts.G pnpenttDn ~eripGblen Wtrb. Die
StdatS. Convention, aus mel6er Der 9rp.
teit eesen bic Sprtbauer beS &egtfrir.@ Sc
ieBes berYpr9eGen ipa, 1T duf ben "a. bs.
Nts. na6 Baltimore berufen mprpen.
Oas &e9ifrtrs@ efeB. - Die
esarise Sun" empfisblt cine Maifsn.
petition an bic Geleesebung sur aufbe.
bun9 bes &esifrir9e1rses.
8plb tano geltern eab.er auf 1898
-l39a; In gien,yorf auf 1891; Ser. ct.
5.20tr ate l045, neue lOl4; 7.30er 80;
l0.40er 934.
S6tffsno6ri6ten. Die
fAfespt9 : bolltetn'i6e 9arfe ,@usuite
QDliIe", Capt. 6anien, 1T 9eltern I'M
9uftrage Der So. Soarb unb 2oaers
Don Bier mad WerrY, in Srlanp, abssie-
9elt.
Die n%Slusule 2puife" na9m 24,44O
Sheffel WlaiS nit.
Der 9dlttmprer Sampfer ySla6eQ1",
Capt. @amberle, truf AM WtpntaSe ppn
5apdna In Gbarletpn eiit unb fubr &C.
fern bon ba mad Baltimore petter.
Der Dampfer ,Itpmas SDult5" 8tng
am Spnntage an Mlfen's @erfte int sSa.
mes>Slufe In Slammen auf.
Der 8rfmer O%retntaftcr yGirtus",
Capt. Wenfe, BON Squiqua, Seru, In ben
6amptpn Npaos einselaufen. mar ant
IA. San. tn Der unteren gat BON Nep.
yprf ansefprumen.
Die am Spnnabense BON Jttp be Sa
Metro in New.yprf anaefcmmene bdni.
f6e Yrtsg yYpnur", Capt. Seebaulen
wurbe am 10. bs. IN etnent beftt9en
5turine led unb muBte ben 8proermat
fappen, fprpte iiber 200 Side &affee
iibsr Sprb werfen, UNI ii6 Fctt 5u er9al'
ten.
Gs fheiterte am s. Sanuar Der 8pio.
ner Shppner .Gmeltne s. Sobnlpn"
pG6renb zines Sturntes. Mm 10. Sdnlt.
ar trteben Griimn,er beIelben nabe benz
Sap 6enrY 2eudtteurme ans 2dno.
Captain 9afer unp feline Wannihdft
mullen ungefpmnten fein /; Bonn man Bat
Hihts bon itnen gebbrt.
llnpiafiirlib feben mir uns IN ben an
9enebmen Struoel Der @enee,Se.
aetfterung, In tpeldem a Mube
bat, bas seiltise @iei6sept4t au betaup>
ten, bineinse3Osen. %llhiere 9rdt'ne ma
rem mad Der Mpnta9S.8 Drtrlun9 BON
Iiebliden @ebtleen Der ntmn,er 4niper
,pbantalie brtebt, unb @eitalten aus ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
Rsrrres nls lRaihinatun.

Buibtngtpn, l6. San.-SflHg'
ne @,ttme bes Senators StepHen u.
Opuolos wirp FA nd9tsns NIT Maipr
3pb.' 48taiams, 6Ulf6 .8en. 'Iotutantet
Der reouldren Arnree, pcrbctratetn.
Die Gteentbamer zines @ebdlSes 5I
98eattspias, Mp., Rteben prr etnt9et Sa'
q.n pen 2t9rcr Der pdrtn errtatetenS6
il fUr 5urbt0c bieiettc l4lieBsn, neil Wa
rstonp'5 @elese ben llntsrrtAt tarbt8er
NjnSer Yerbtetcn. Ser. 9pwarp bat benz
Qe6rer befoGlen F4 ntft IRE MAIDEN ju
laiTen.
auf Slnietse be8 fartt9en Swim 8.
Iranct5 Iisen ieine 6rau aoelatcs 6or'
rem. peren S6peter Mdrtba Scrret uno
Ieinc GAwie9crmutter Rartd Scrreit: sr
Observation-Disclosures, tbre bstoen SdugItn9e
1864 ermorect unS in etnem 9ofe IN B.,
apiiAen SCR. unb Nep.gprt'Noenue ,
bcoraben al taben; @pelaipe ultb Narla
wcroen ais @ttl6utbt9e f%eft9sbalten. Gr
IelGf, ben feline Srau Der Gbetlnabme an
gPprbe be,lhftat, fist ebenfaas.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Baltimore GruntY,9ertb ut.
- I%pwlpntpwn, IL. San. = O1 bic
@inrcpen bes Mnpattes bes Or. Wm. 8.
Stpfes unb Der Warte 9lenfinion IN bent
%fpsenannten Mount Sppt.Yrp,eGe 9e9en
bic i3ufdnbtsfeit bes @tridts, has Sc
iebtt6e Der lnteriuhun9 II. (. ~. BON
@eri1te nt1t Rtdbalttg %befunben NOR
ben, erfldrte ii6 Der Staatsanwalt CUR
SprtItbuns Der gsrtanblunssn 9ertnfet;
aber man fanb es fir gut, bteielbe bis
auf bret Wp1en, BITS CUNT 5. Sebruar, 3u
perta9en. = Qaurd Wtllpn, Ne9ertn,
8leiberbteb tabl Is Ncnate 3aht'
Dausfrafe.
Supertpr-. 9 t. - YtnbeI
ge9et 9arr +; unter 9eratbun9. = Sbps.
WclSu9b wtber Slaaf Bar une Ireere;
surildgenDmmer,.
9eute fteben SIR. ITO bis 14S auf Der
Ia9essS rbnung.
Stabtfretssert If t.-@ep. 4abft
unb @enpTen ee9en @eter unb Gatbartne
8ries, 8ld9er, bic @ldubtser 9eter
8ries's, tra8en auf Notwithstanding
eiues bon SOtn s. 8eifner NIT Gatbart'
ne arteg abselhlpGenen @crfaufes zines
8%runcGIfeS in Mltce @nnfr. an; Der
gerfauf bebaupten (ie, iet eelbeteu, lm
lie ~ bena1tbeilt9en. = Gatbarine Sea
unb Mnbere, atnber, bur6 9enrY 6. Wil.
ipn, sfsen5. .. evans; @eluhumGnt
buna hes 0esteren Don Der 8prmunb>
fdaft unp GinieBuns Wilfon's gun. 9or>
munoe.
@atfensert6t. s. .. q. Gar,
ron, jun, erbtelt gOImaht CUR 8erpal>
tuna bes Na1laGes BON 6arrs .. g..
Garrpd, fppie SEQ. @trs folde our Ser
ipaltuna Der 9interlafenihaft BON Ga
tbartne Davis.
Gcmmp Y1eaS.8ert6t. g.
81. Srdrf piber Sofepb Bar; llmfurs
Der &thter @balen'fhen Gntf6eiouna;
9erflaster bebiett &eHt. - Spbn &ple
ge9en geter Dprau; @elu6 UNI Nu1tf3t.
run9 bes llrtbetls bes &thters Wurras
ataewteItn. = Bernhard Debrtna piter
@...S1Dnberg u. 60. @rifin's uttbett be.
itdtigt, urb ben, 8ldeer $94. 95 auerfannt.
Gbritian 5ar unb 8. s. Baitep eesen
Spiept Stpder, sltlt6 sefalt&tet.
,6eute fpmtten bic Nuitrtern So bis
lbs our @erbanblung.
eItWt u We ". AtH'
se, @n9rtf auf @artba @rmifeat, etne
farbtse @retiin, NIT etnent Stpde; mad
Baltimore County perlest, unb bic Gau'
tipn BON $1,000 burh Benjamin 6. @etr>
mann erneuert.-Sobn McWdbcn, Dieb.
ftael elmer Sise, etnes 6obels unb Sci.
les I'M Wertte ppn 1918, Spbn Brittany
unb W. &ufel's Gisentbum (; ais irrlin.
mtg naa benz @%rmtnbaule geIHtdt. -
9btltpp Walter, 3pet Male, Geo. Sober.
BERNHARD &%leinpert, 8a1enttn Clips unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
Yermii6fes.

gprf1lag etnes neuen Na'
qualifications GefeBeS. - Die
Naotfalen int GpnsreFe beatf6ttsen fol-
senbe abdnberunaen In ben befebenber
Naturaltiatipns . 8tieben burfSufatren:
Grftt4 fplen In alien ienen @eieBen bic
@orte vfreie peiee SerIcn" aussefri4en
tperpen, 70 baB In 8esus auf GtntIr9e.
runs fein tlnterf6ieS mad @bftdmmuns
Dper Sarbe 9emaht perben fpa Serner
foaen ale innerbalb Der @rensen unb
Iintsr Der Sberbpbeit Der Ser. ct. bsreitS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
@nlfathenter.

.Seu!e @benp iinpet ulbectnst bic leste
MuiflbrunB ppn ,.@auptetie" ttatt. Die
9uEne bes GpiE8tbcaterS lam li6 fhniet'
0etn, fe6sWtate btntcretndnoer bas Stud
ppr outteleBtsn @duiern sur 0arteauh8
oebrQdt ,u BADEN nnp ss itebt Mot 5u
;meifeln, bab au9 teute @benp fhd no@
0iele einRelcn iberpen, bic 5tpar ben Nuf
bes Stidss, ater pas Gestsre ielblt npd'
nidbt tennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-17
Steptraths.W crbannlnuaeu.

Sm erfen 3wetse pettrten seftern me9'
rere Strascnfctt. 8raber um Grbbbung
ibres Gaselpbnes auf $3.50; fie erbalten
jeBt $l.5O. Gs ltef Der Sabresberttt
Der @erwatter bes NeDpncusbI9er
ShulfpnbS etn.
9em sweiten !3weise tpurben @eI ade
son Sansley unb Gpntp. bon Nr. So,
Rprtbtr., unb BON @urrea utp 8etier
BON SIR. At, Spaibastr., UNI GrlaubntB
our Grridtun9 ppn Oampfmaldinen nor
selegt. 8eprs Silberna9el rpiinic Mt
i6dbtsuns fir leere Safer, tpslhe et in,
Stunt 1868 gum garrtfapenbau geltefert.
Sr. Taplpr bra6te cine 8ercrbnun8 etl1,
pap fir ale angefeaten unb Mrbetter Der
@tabt s Stunben cine re9elmdbtge So
sssarbeit btloen lplen. Ste purbe auf
ben Slid, aeleat.