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NEw YORK, April II Cotton IS dull at s8G97G
-Four steady 6500 barrels sold; prices UNCHANGED ;
Southern frmer; 1000 bbls sold, SO 70dl5 5O Cana.
dian heavy 800 barrels "a 29@ll s5 Wheat steady,
Corn advancing; sales az lld2c. advance; 80o S2c
Bee steady Pork heavyj Mess S25 40d25 60 Lard
heavy at 16Q1Sic. WHISKY steady, but quiet
NEW YORK, Apri II Stocks are higher Chicago
and Rock Island, 1lS2 Cumberland preferred As;
Illinois Central bond. lol MICHIGAN Southern so@;
log Canton Company, 55j Missouri 8s ~; Erie 741f
Western Union leegreL h Company, 55l; United
States Coupons 1881, l043; ditto 1862 i03i dillo
ls64 1885, Ten-torhes 9l3 United STA es treasury
seven threetenth 1909; Gold, l27al27t.
NHW ORLEANS April 0-The Cotton marbe Is
depressed; sales of 1900 bales. Receipts 1880
bales receipts OF four days 1000 bales against
1900 bales for the corresponding period last weeR.
Exports for the week 10000 bales stock in port
1900 bales. Sugar Is in better demand at 14lo
NJ GLASSES nominal Flour 10 quoted at S7375c; CIrn
Is actvoI az e2Bdge6cs Oats sell at 60d52c 81 ess
Pork is quoted at esS for Mess Bacon sides 1870
Shou defs 1906 Tobacco iair 4s110c. Sterl'ng
Exchange has declined to 1901 New York checks
per cent discount. Gold l2ah Freight ON Cotton
% New FORK le.i TO LiYerpool 3 l-l6G9s. TO Havre
l}GlBt ....1I ID l.o tI,7T
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THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO
USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also
m very general use in a.. Ihs state HOSPITALS and
and well as IN private practice and are considered
as invaluable remedies.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal Depot HELMBoLDB DRUG AND
NO 6eI IBRO ADWAY, NEW YORK,
AND No. lOt a. TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by Druggists everyWhere.
BEWARE OF c0VNTERFElTs, az
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The Maiden Murderer.

BosToN, April 1.-THE anal appeal for acom-
mutation Of the death sentence against Edward
W. Green, the Maiden murderer, was made yes
terday to Governor Bullock, and was denied by
him to-day. Green will accordingly be hanged
on Friday April 10.
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AN INIT RESTING LETTER Is published in the
MeOicoC Chirurgcal Review, the subject Of the
trac Of sarseparla in veneeai Affections by BENJAMIN
9ravers h. r. -, Speaking Syphilis and diseases
arising the excess Of mercury, he states THAI
is equal 10 the Trdct Of SdTSdpdfiG, its pOe
IS crtfaordmaTy nore 50 han any other drug IaN dc-
qudined nth. IS IN me STiCteSt sense tonic, Dith
his Rpauabie attribute, that IS pNcable to a state
OF the system so sRnkeH and pet irritable rem
tniuFfcus.n
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Another Fire an Pithole.

PITTsBURG, April ia fire occurred yester.
day afternoon at Pithole, The Titusville Pipe
Company's works, including their engines, der
ricks, tanks, and the adjoining tanks, with
nearly 1COO barrels OF oil, were destroyed. Loss
$4,000.
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Sailing nr the ..rhinn.,,

Boston, April 1.-THE China sailed to day,
with one hundred and hfty-three passengers for
Liverpool, and twenty-eight for Halifax, and
$780, 900 in specie for Halifax.
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Not few Of the worst disc rders that affect mankind
arise from the corruption that accumuRtes In the blood
or all the discoveries that have been made to purge IL
out none can equal in enect Hembod's Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarsapnria IL ceanses and renovates the
blood nstils the vigor Of health into the system and
purges out the humors which make disease. 1t stmu.
iatef the healthy functions Of the body and expes the
hIaorders that grow and rankle On the blood.
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Opinions of the oanadian Papers ON the
Invasion.
THE NEWS on rHg IR1sH Ann

THE NEWS OF THg IRIsH ARMADA
From the Montreal Gazette, Aprtl6
There came two telegrams from New York yeser,
daY afternoon which are of particular interest ~
true. One contains statement on the authority Of
the New York Herald OF yesterday, that two Fenian
expeditions consisting Of Eve steamers end 900
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Hembod's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
Hembold's attract 4UQHu Cures Urinary Diseases.
Hembod's EX iR CT BUCHU Cures Gravel.
he mi old's EXTRACT BUCHU cures Structures
HelmbOlds ANa,ACT But HU Cures Dropsy.
For the diseafeb named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains in the Back Female Complaints and Dis
orders arising HOn excesses Of any KIND Il is in
valuable.
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TWO TABLFSPOONSFUL OF the Extract OF 81 Sarsa-
tpnrR added 10 pins OF water is equal TO the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and one bottle Is eQun 10 a gallon OF the
syrup snrppariia, OF the decocon as usual made.
prepare fresh every day and ihe yrup Is sl
more ObeCfu uable Il Is weaker than the dcCOCtO
or tuiu saturated with Is susceptible of holding
in sol ution much less CNtracive matter than wa az
alOn md syrup Is Otherwise Objectionable for The
patient is frequently nauseaed and his stomach sur
feted by the large proportion OF sugar he Is Obliged 10
take with each dose OF SarsHparil which "a OF no
use Whatever except TO keep the decoction from spo
ing Here the advantages and superiority Of the Fluid
Extract In q comparative view are strikngly manifest
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sorofuous mercurial and syphitlc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack. thousands die an-
Bually from protracted diseases this class and from
the abuse Of mercury Visit any hospital asy um aud
pr ons and satisfy yourself OF truthtuness this
asser ION The SYSTEM best Lessts the nroads Of these
diseases by a IudiCiOus combination Of Tonics.
Helmboid's highly concentrated Flutd Extract ar
Bapnra Is Tonic OF the reatest value arresting the
most nveterate disease after the glands DESTROYED
ana the bones already affected. This the testimony
thousands who have used and prescribed It Tor the
has
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QeneraI 0rant Pays . FIne.

General Grant not having reported TO Police
Headquarters TO pay his nne for fast driving a
Sergeant of Police yesterday served warrant
on him at his headquarters. The General, after
some demurral, acknowledged the service Of the
warrant and paid the hne.
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The Worcester Police Court have decided
that after the lst Of April, 1885, the tariff on
poor drunkards should be raised from 81 and
costs 20 81 and costs, and for second offence a.
and costs instead Of 81 and costs, as formerly,
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The House Judiciary Committee have called
on the Bureau of Military Justice for information
as to the testimony against jeff Davis Among
that evidence, which is mainly cireumstantial,
but Of closely fitting links, is an autograph letter
of Davis tavoring the ASSASSINATION of the Presi-
dent, and written by him after Booth had in
formed him that the plan TO kidnap the Presi-
dent had to be abandoned as impractcab,e. The
records of the secret service of the COntederacy
have also been procured by General L. @. Baker
ana wiz throw much light upon many Of their
infamous schemes.
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IT ERADICATEs ERUPTIYE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the THROAT, NOSE, Eyes, EYELIDs,
SCALP and SKIN, which SO dishgure the appearance,
PUBGIN the evil effects OF mercury and renewing All
wise and Is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with
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Mr., Dawes, of Massachusetts,, procured the
passage OF a resolution calling upon the Secre.
tary of War for information as to the disposi-
ton of the awards for the arrest Of Booth
Harold and Atzerott. Il is understood that the
distribution has been made and approved of.
The money viii be dlsbursed In a few days bt
the secretarY of War.
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E'cr Etc, Etc. E'o., Etc., ato., H'o.
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Rreech.Loaders.

General Hancock's Examining Board on
Oreech-loadng rifles continue to receive new
models. Yesterday the examined one invented
by Colonel B. H. jerks, Of Philadelphia, which
loads and fires 80 rounds per minute, or 100
rounds in three minutes and twenty seconds
which is pronounced by the Board to be the most
rapid firing ever achieved.
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TORONTO, April lO.-Mchael Murphy, President
rested auCOrBwall, while on their way TO Portland
on suspicion of being connected with the Feniau
movements. Arms and ammunition were found
on them, they will be brought before magistrate
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
Conservatism.

The word conservative as defined
Ivy Webster signifies zone who aims t.
preserve from rum. innovation injury,
or radical charge; one who wishes
to main.aia an institution, or form Of
government in it's present state and
this is the sense in which the present
political party by that name appropri-
atcly applies, it to its II. The briefer
definition Of tie term would be, one
that is ra sional. We have heard the
term conservative when applied to per-
sens in reference to their political
views, defined as being those who are
willing to suffer great deal Of evil for
the sake Of little cool. This how
ever has only been apple to them in
spiri: Of reproacb: but il this
ia true the converse must be equally
%; that they will suffer a little evil
for much good; which is more than con
lie said Of those known as radicals botl,
north and south. In the south the rad.
icals, rather than suffer the least in.
frinsement on their supposed rights
would revolntionlze. and you nigh;
say ruin all as an alternative. So
;ikewise with the same class Of indi-
viduals north at the present time
Whether their fixed object is revolu
tiou or not, cannot be determined. but
their growing tendency is certainly to
ucspv,is.u.
But vituperatioas. and tic c.lIing Of
harsh names, avail nothing and ore
therefore useless, and perhaps Should
be ,lisp,ns,l wi;h, but t. ex-
press the true political status Of these
men no mil'ler terms than radicals
d!sunionist, or monarchists can be ap
piled to them. But such epithets as
traitor, rebel, &c, only tend to exas
perate and generate bitter feelings
whether applied to Stevens and Sum
ner or Davis and Toombs. Also the
use Of such meaningless expressions as
''trea sonablc and disloyal talk" which
were during Mr.. LiEcoln's dministra
ticn defined to be, speaking in terms
derogatory OF the executive, is the
height Of nonsense, and only justi6.ble
in discussions with FANATICS, when ii
may be necessary according to the old
adsgc, ITO fight the devil with fire."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
Oh DER OF NATURE,

Decay follows the growth and matu-
ration Of all animated nature. The giant
oak strikes its roots from the tiny
acorn, and after period Of prosperity,
reaches maturity and then subseryient
70 the laws Of nature falls to decay
The mighty Empires Of ancient times
with their beautiful and populous cities
and their magnificent works of art,
have passed from the face of the earth.
The period allotted for the growth
and decay Of any particular object de-
Ponds upon the character and nature Of
its constituent or elemental parts as
influenced and regulated by the laws Of
nature. And while on one hand we
learn from history that the Pillars and
Pyramids Of ancient architects stood
the ravages Of time for centuries with
out marks Of decay. We on the other no
tlce within our own observation, the
XermlnatloD, growth matuIatlOn and
destruction OF mighty mushroom in
the space Of fen hours But &c can
refer you TO nothing in all nuture that
more lucidly illustrates the point in
question, than the rapidly with which
the ponderous abolition party, which
Vas Of such sudden g:owth, and which
has shook the world, is now, like tae
mushroom nrsnbling TO fragments sole
" by its own weight. This great party
which has ruled the nation as with o
roiof,rou was the natural offspring Of
fanat,c,sm, it was fostered ani sus-
tainel by the hopes and prospects OF
var aaa was finally brought to matu
l. n II n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27

Of tho sword. But the CT. annels
through which it received it's ncurish-
mcnt have been cut of, and now like q
fish thrown upon the reefs by the waves
it siekens and dies. During the last
few years the different members Of this
gigantic party have been like rnssqul-
tos, sucking the blood Of the nation but
now as the veins OF Uncle Sans noble
frame from tip to toe, are we'll nigh
sapped, the edicts oethe :nexornble laws
Of nature must be needed as they
speak in Il un Ter tones: The Destroy
er is at hsrd.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
NE vs. ITEMS,

Chief justice Walker of the Su.
premc Court of Illinois, has decided
that shares Of National banks shall he
taxed.
The Fenians appear still to be very
active throughout the whole country,
rcm every quarter We hear Of their
holding meetings and in many places
organizing military companies.
The president is still somewhat en-
gagged in ousting from Office all the
radicals and disunionists who refuse to
support The government. lie appears
determined that none shall feed upon
the crumbs from Uncle Sans table,
who pcrs istently oppose a restoration
Of the Union and On Amicable adjust
ment Of our present Nat icDl difficult
ties.
Men who have been in the field, and
have been partially disabled in the &C
tive service Of thcr country are much
more deserving Of official position than
the stay-at-home patriots who have &C.
cupicd these p csi.ions dunng the last
fou. years.
The people Of the Eastern cities arc
greatly alarmed ~ the approach Of the
Cholera. There appears to he no Ion.
ger any doubt but the Epidemic will
soon begin its fearful ravages. The
deaths on the Hospital ship are still On
the increase. Six thousand four hun
dred persons have died Of Cholera in
Paris.
The corcner's jury for the investiga-
ton o. the murder Of the Deering sami.
~, have found a verdict charging
Antoine Probst, now under arrest, with
the murder Of the entire Gig BIT per sons.
The trial of jeff. Davis will probably
| he taken ny IL H. U -:-...:t court
! to he hel6 at N'rfolk in May next
Chief Justice Chnee has consented to
preside.
The difficulty between Austria and
Prussia remains unsettled and from al!
| indications . war ia inevitable.
The bill for the admission Of Colora-
DO passed the senate on Wednesday by
a majority Of six.
A boy committed suicide day or
two since in StLouis because he was
chas,ised by his father in presence of
his sweetheart and other spectators.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
LILIES
CELEBRATED

Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes,
WROUGHT-IRON FIRE.PROoFs
LOCKS & VAULT DOORS.
THESE Fire Proofs are manufactured to
- supply demand for security against
ire: less expensive than my celebrated and
superior Chilled and Wrou ght- Iron Burglar
aud Fire Proof Safes.
They furnish similar and equal security to
the Safe generally manufactured in the diE-
crent cities. but are ourERIoR to them in
thor Fire Proof qualities and durability,
the iron being effcctualIy protected from rust
in any climate, and the Fire Proof not sub.
ject to loose its utility by age. This is III
important advantage gained to tho pursha-
SER rs safes often rust out and becoAls
worthless in two or three years.
To substantiate my position, those pur-
chasing these Fire Proof. arc at liberty, BY
giving me due notice Ut timc and rIaee Of
trial, to test them by fire with any other
Safeof the same size; and should they not
prove superior will refund the money, or n
new Fire. Proof as the purchaser may do
eide.
Last Of Sizes and Prices Of Wrought-Iro'>
FIRE-PROOF>:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
For sale,

At REASONABLE RATES.
A VALUABLE farm, 8 miles north Of
Now Oregon, e d miles south Of Craneer.
There 10 100 acrts Of prairie and 2l.2
acres Of good timber, with 40 acres we'll i'm.
proved and good dwelling and out house
and 3 springs Of flowing water. on tho prem
''es For terms enquire on The premises.
nlcElMsl Joas B. lLrMS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-27
NEW FIGURING MILL.

The people Of Howard County, Iowa, and
Southern Minnesota are hereby notified that
the FIGURING Mill at FREDERICKSBURG,
(lats Granger) MINI. is now in operation and
ready for Custom Work Of all kinds.
With skillfnl millers and BY doisg good
work We hope to merit and receive . share
ofpsblic patronage. TT
Parties from = distance will b promptly
attended 10. r. e..
asvsu6l FRED. WEHMANk.
NV ~, SS1. Proprietor
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9err Meglabb erSfnste ais %Srpnanipalt BIZ
Sa6e, unb iaste, es iet betpieien, baB Der @e'
fanaene ant 1. Stunt NIT elmer fenil6enSI&
|. In Der Nabe BON Sort erie seleben spOrben
unb baB ct na@ ietner etsenen @uslasc eir
6snter 1T.
Gini9e 3er9en purben pernurtmen. Der
Qorboberridter ii6ersab ben SAT- ben @el6ipu-
rensn NIT benz 8emerten, baB na4 ben 3eu-
gfnatSla9em Der Gefaneene Elm brittti6er I'm
tertban lei, nnb bab ct mad Der eurlteeenben
Nntlage ni6t pru3eTtrt trsrben tann, peSbalb
ras 8sroiet ben @efan9enen BON Der Nntla9e
abiclStren lplte. 6err Mc&en3te feQte bas
rauf Dor, ba1 Elm brtttilher untertban tpesen
zines unb b%eielben 8ersebens nid,t 5pei Mfal
prp3e0irt tperoen bari, unb ba6er Der 0efans
gene entlalen tperben io0te.
9err 6arris erpiberte, baB bic &rune nod
anpere 8eiretie sesen ben @sfansenen babe.
@enn ct wteoer pru3e6trt miro, bant tpirb
man i'm nt6t tuieber ais amerif. Burger pros
ae0iren. Gertasun9 Bis moreen frib 10
ubr. Die 0rano SurY 9at bent @eri4t
Mnflasen se9en %nadbenannte fenilde @efan=
senen i6erreidt: So9n 6us6es, 8atrid Dos
nUbue, Sames 8urfe, SomeS Spaulbing, M.
Srr, 9atrid Seating, Wm. Batter, Barney
Dunn 1tnb Trebertd Trp.
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Gifeubdhuunfdu,

2OutSStlle, 8. gtoo. Ser 8abn,ug
Der BON bier sefern Na6mittaeS um 5 u6r
na& NalbptGe ab9tns, 1T bcsbafter @eile 81
Smiling Greet aus Dem 0eleis getpOrfen NOR
ben. Der Snaenteur puroe f6ltmm sers
lebt. Der Seuermann tptrb DermiBt. Der
@ae9Un Der Npams GrpreBsgcmpaenie unb
Der Baggage uno Der Nau9waeeOm serbrann-
ten, uno bic DaRaetere purpen beraubt. pal,
Iastere itnb ni6t Serlebt pUrben.
Srantltn, &H, 8. Nop. @eitere @tn-
aelnbetten Gber ben ouf Der Qoutsptue uno
NalbpiIe Gil enbabn Sertbtsn Srepel lalen
ereben, baB bic @asgOns stpa UNI 2 l16r
fru9 81 Wtetlen BON bier Our4 etne 10 Uber
IL Wann Rarte &auberbanbe aus benz Sc
leiS SepOrfen pOrben ltnr. Die locomotive
~tOllerte spet Wal aber, ais le ben 80 JuB
bCben 8abnpamm btnablarste. Der gcte
Der Mcams grpreBepmpaante enttam benz
6euertOoe NIT 9enauer Notb.
@a6oem Die BalIaetere mrt stnsn Grtrag
bon beiIGufts $25O0 beraubt wrrben paren,
e%ntfernten ii9 bic NGuber In G(li6er NiAs
tung. Sie wurOen Don elmer @n3abl Man-
ner Der bieli9en @e9eno Serfolgt. Die @eii@s
ter Der &auber paren selAdrat, unO bte Ramz
Der 70 Dertleipet, pab NieG1anb lie ertennen
fCnnte.
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Mus Nduooo.

Ottama,G 6. e., 8. NoS.-3pet an etne
unbefannte Derlpn aoreIirte &tIten nit
8u6len ltno bon ben 8ebSrDen NIT 8sI4tag
belrat unD 3nrifgebalten morDen, nm SIN
ftruttionen bon Der Negterung ab3uwarten.
2%OrOntO, 8. 9loD. = Oas 0ertht trat
bente Triih CUR aep0bnli6en Stunpe 3ulam'
men. patrif S'gleil murbe Dor bic SAran,
fen 9elte0t. Setn Nnpalt McRensie beam
tragic Nbtpet1ung Der Nnflage, neil bas anee-
l9ulctete 8erbre6en In benz County WeQanb
~begansen pcroen ietn fol- unb baber niGt In
Dem County @Orf unterlndt tperpen fam.
6err u. q. 5arrilon wioerlprad benz 8cr>
6rin9en beS 8ertbetOtgerS. Der Qurcubers
rt6ter bat ben erbobenen GinWanD I6on aes
tern tn elmer Gbnlt6en Sa@e berwprfen. IS
entipann li6 etne LANCE juriltiI&e GrSrte>
rung.
6err McRen,te Bat cen Nt6tsr, tbm BIG
mcr9en 3ett 81 lafen, nm ii6 bariber 3u bss
Itnnen, welGeS @erfabren er in Der Sadie etna
,u1dlaeen BABE, Of er etnen DrOtef erbeben,
ODER ben @efangsnen platotren laien iolte.
Ser Nt&ter bate nt6ts bagesen ein3uwenoen,
Der @efansene puroe absefibrt. patrtd
@asratb tpnroe Dor BITE @9ranten selteat.
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Srsuere MaHrid,ten aus Mesricu.

@albtng ton, 9. Noo. Die merit
cantlAe 81 lanbtiaait erbielt beute pfi3ieqt
NaHrtGtsn aus @bibuabua bonn Is. .. 80
General Nranba befanb lt9 3n jener 3ettbe.
reits auf benz Wese na6 Durango. Wau
e~laubte, paB bic failerltde 9arniien bic Stab
raumen perpe, nod ebe General Iranoa Der.
einride.
Die Oft3telen 3ettunsen publt3iren bteges
rtGte bes Gen. Gruna, uber ben tpt6tiger
Sie9 BET palOs puetoS nabe Ma3atlan am
II. Sept.
praiteut Suare3 bat ben Trei6rief be,
Qoutiiana S%ebuantepec Comp. BON 1857 on
nulirt uno Der %Gebuantepec TRANSFORMATIONS
Comp. in ylew Sort etnen neuen 6retbrief fiji,
bic Qinie ertbetlt.
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1Oo[6lnatnn, Q. G.

/ SDnntagSfretbett. Der 5Deite
StaDtratbS3wets bat NIT L StimmeM ebrbeit
Die Orctnan3 palirt, Dap ale SptrituCienz
fdentsn am SonntaS Nadmtttag bon 2 - 9
ubr often lein fSnnen. Der erte 3pet9 wtro
am nd4ten Wpnta9 Gber Die Orpinaua ab-
Ittmmen. Mittlerpetle perpen BON ben Sem"
persn3Isrn fur4tbare A%nltren9un9en sema@t,
Oteieu 3Weis 9esen bic @aBreeeJ gu beein'
Fu6en.
~ Sn WalbtugtOu beltebe man 8eltellunger
ftr 0enrdalihen nrO wGbeHtlideu vWefer"
(GnbitrtptiOHeI ME MG3etgenl 0nr(b ben Mgenter
Srn. 3. 4. gitebfelO:, 40 & Ctr, aI MAIDEN,
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Neucres nus Gmrnpa.

GiIGsaOmes WinTOm. - Die rMfNib'prukids
MnianS'
9pmbOn, 9. NpS. - Der 9onbpner Sc,
ralb iagt, ba6 Wr. Sim. Gmart @labetone'S
@tllion mad 8om bespedt, ben pabt nit
lsinem S6tdlaI gu p%erlSbnen.
0era6te BON benz 6ebli6lus Der rulil6s
prsuB. Nuians itnb u%nbeerunbet.
Con OlS 894. - Ser. Staaten 5.20er
69d.
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SINS Nnrth GnrpIfnn.

8alet 81, 81: g., 8. Goo.-Nu 8efebt
Oes Gen. @idleS lit etn Srtessseri&t gebiIOet
purben, UNI ben WajOr Nleranber @OSneu,
Quarttermeilter unp anbere0 efansene gu pro-
~aeItren. 0te Sftstere linO m~etltens pesen
Betruds anoetlaat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-10
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Souls Gur.

&O6eter, 8. Sos. = 0ouia Jur, ber
gaetlter auf benz Billiard, bat Ii6 sufdllig ietbit
etne 9efabrliAe @unce beisebraGt in lstner
@rbnuns bier.
Ml6 er leinen @Of un5ps, sntlub li6 cine
ptltOle, bic ct in Der Sadie trug.
Die &msel fubr III ben unterletb unb bItet
In Der Settle feden.
Der @r3t bentt, baB bic Bunpe nt&t t6ot-
lth fei.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-10
StaotsG omi7drs Office.

Ya1timprs, 9. Npb. 1866.
9eriiegeIte InBebpte Werbeu bis Nputa5,
BEN II. bieies Otpnals, GSrrnt. 10 lbr in hieier Office
sntsssen senOmmeu, fir Grabbing, platter
unb 6 infaiiung b~esjeuisen 2beiles BON DOung aaeg
spii6en 0tamiep unh NfcSenrpItr.
Bon Dem GpntraftCr pber Zen @cntrattorsn tpirS 8irsz
i&aft nit anertannter Si6erbeit fir bic quite ausfubrun0
rr Irbeit in uebereinitimnung init BET Srbinan3 r@iu
Spitem fir G'raeirung, Plaitern BON Sanes, @Geps unp
StraBen Der Stact Baltimore f~eit5ufeten DerlaHst
SIN Iuftras
8. Smitb
Gr-ei @Iert Der GitD