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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29
GENERAL GRANT.

Since Gen. Grants acceptance ad
interim of secretary Stanton's Port
Folio, Wendell Phillips and Horace
Greeley, have assaulted him with the
most persistent and warranted
abuse, for the special purpose of
knocking his Presidential nose out of
joint.
The yitnperation of "H. e." the
great bailer of. Jeff. Davis, heaped up
on Grant, the subjugator of jeff. Da-
Wis, is easily accounted for while it is
fair to presume that the chronic
growlerofthc Anti-Siavery Standard
is cutting him to peices because of
his pure cussednes-, and normal con-
dition, requiring this innocent past
time.
Our dispatches yesterday gave the
correspondence between Grant and
the President in relation to the re-
moyal of Sheridan, in which the tim.
I'd and doubling, will be able to dis
lam alaar y That the sxmuathies Of
the Hero Of DonneisoE, Vicksburg,
Chattanooga, and Richmond, are
plainly with the loyal radical party
and against Johnson and his rebel
supporters. e
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Maj. Henry 0'Connsr.

This distinguished and eloquent
champion ofthe Republican cause, and
candidate for Attorney General, is
announced in our columns by the
State Central Committee to appear
here on next Thursday week, the 9Th
of September, to address the people
on the great issues before them.
Before that time shall arrive our
county ticket will be in the field, and
the canvass fairly opened. The coun-
ty Central Committee should see to
it at once, Interpretations are made
to give Major O'Conner proper re
ception, and a rousing public meet
ing. No man in Iowa surpasses the
little Irishmen in eloquence and pow
err before the people, and all should
make arrangements to turn out and
and hear him.
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T. III II N e w S ;.

The President has finally issued
an order relieving Ger. Sickles of the
command Of the I'd Military district,
and appointing Gen. Candy in his
stead. Dan Sickle's wooden leg was
too constant reminder to the rebels
of his faithful service in snbduing
them, and his intelligent and jealous
and enforcement of the
laws Of Congress, was too offensive
to his accidency, to permit him to re-
main longer there. He has also is.
sued an order assigning Gen. Han
cock to the command of the 9Th mil
itary district instead of Gen. Thomas
whose health will not permit Of his
taking immediate command. Gen.
Sheridan is ordered to Leavcnworth
direct. These two orders are two
lengthy for our columns to-day. For
other Interesting items connected
with the imbroligo at Washington,
we refer our readers to our tele-
graphic columns.
APPOINTED" Hove in" F. G..
Sherman, ex- Mayor of Chicago, and
an ex-Copperhead candidate for Con-
gress, an original, unmitigated Hit
crate, but rich Copperhead has been
Post Master of Chicago, in
place of Col. Gilmore deceased.
lie stands better chance of going
to Heaven in hand basket, than he
docs of a confirmation.
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assassinate members of bis Cabinet
Answer The Democratic tools oil
q Democrtic conspiracy.
From what party came all the
thieves (without greatly impairing
it's efficacy in this respect) who are
to be found now in many places Of
honor and trust, thus bringing dis
credit on tho republican party.
Answer. From that prolific mar
scry Of thieves, rebels and murdcrcrs,
the great Democratic party.
Their efore, who is responsible for
the calamities-of the war, the bur-
dens of taxation, the mountain of
debt, Tho Inheritance of greenbacks,
and government bonds, issued to feed,
clotho and pay the soldier in the
front, fighting to save his country
from the assaults Of it's enemies2
Answer This same scoundrelly
democratic party without whose
demoraIizing teachings, practical
and material aid and encouragement
we would have had no rebellion.
Then let us call the bonds and
grcenbacSs by their proper names
and let it be written across their
faces in irdeIible letters of blood
"The Great Democratic War Debt, /"
every dollar Of which was caused by
futile attempts of democratic politi-
Z ians in council, democratic officers
in command, democratic gray-back
soldiers in the ranks to overthrow
and disrupt the government Of tho
United States, and establish on its
ruins great pro-slavery oligarchy.
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Born IN CHUCH.-Odd as it may
seem, not long since, as the attend
ants Of q certain church in Marengo
were engaged in worship the attention
OF the congregation was attracted by
the singular conduct of a young wo-
man in the back part of the house
It was soon ascertained that she was
enduring the pangs Of maternity
The house was cleared, and in due
time the population of Marengo was
increased by ono, e 'rss
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events have induced them to repeat
the offer, and am ableto state on
the best Of authority that the Presi-
dent now has in his possession the
formal written designations Of every
member of the Cabinet.
s. "A Herald's special says:
In the case Of McCulloch, though
probably his resignation will be the
last accepted, from fear Of damage
to public credit, still l am pretty GER
tain that he will be permitted to
withdraw after some time, and q
better man appointed in his stead
The idea probably is to prepare the
public mind for the proposed charge
in. the Treasury movement by de-
grees, and not to make too sudden
changes. Among the rumors afoat,
il one to the effect that Sec'y McCul-
loeb has-accepted an offer from Jay,
Cooke & Co., to manage the new
banking house they are aboutto open
in London.
The Tribunes special says:
1t is reported that Grantlwill ask
to be relieved from duty at the War
office soon.
Stewards friends say he will surely
GO. S
Randall expresses to his friends a
willingness to resign. He bad q long
interview with the President tonight
Should the interview not have been
satisfactory Randall will send in his
resignation tomorrow. Ward III.
Lamon is being pushed for the place
by tho democracy. N
The pressure on McCulloch has
been considerable the feeling is SO
strong against his resignation that
his opponents have begun to give
him up as q hopeless case. M
Jerry Black is spoken Of IS sew-
ards successor. , 4t.;s s..s5 4
Lancaster Aug. q.
Thaddeus Stevens is SO far recover
ed in health that he expects to 'eave
the northern lakes in a few days.
Cincinnati, Aug. n.
The Union Convention Of the I'd
district this morning nominated R.
Smith Of Cincinnati Gazette to Con
gress by reclamation.
New York, Aug. q.
The Times special says:
The President has ordered that
tho Bureau of rebel archives, of
which DIR Frances Tieben was CHIEF,
be closed. This Bureau was organ.
lied by Secretary Stanton, and con-
tains all the captured records Of the
civil and military administration OF
the defnnct Confederacy.
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THE Pooh MANS FRIEND.-Why?
Because by its use pair of boots or
shoes is made to wear at least one
third longer than they otherwise
would. Sc advertisement Of DIR. De
Vishnus Water. Proof Backing. ~
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Correspondence Ottumwa Cousier ]
Dean COURIER :--s

After q short
rest we leave Chillicothe and con-
tinue our course eastward distance
of twenty-threo miles, toLinneus, co.
seat of Linn county. As we leave
Chillicothe we pass through very
fine country for several miles, good
prairie, not too rolling, and well sup.
piled with timber, water not plenty,
all through this portion Of Mo. we
find the inevitable sled and barrel
used ferzhoaling water. CSrn only
moderately good, on account ofdry
weather. The soil is not SO rich as
farther west and will not endure dry
weather. The western portion Of
Linn, is generally timber, and the
country rough and broken. Linneus
containsa population of about 1000.
location not very good, buildings
generally not good, Court House very
good and kept clean, which is not the
case with many Court Houses in
North Missouri. We found here .
large old dilapidated tobacco house
and sheds, the first of kind VIC ever
seen, and we could rot help thinking
Of the many long weary hours Sam
DO had spent in the sheds, to enrich
the pockets of "Old Massa," but the
day lob jubilee hab come al LAST
There are still to be seen many Of
the old original Negro shantles locat-
ed through the town. We could not
got drink Of good water in the
town. From LiDneus we go east
again, q distance Of about forty-five
miles to Macon City, county seat Of
Macon county, our road is generally
through the timber, and very rough
and broken, and we pass but few good
farms, and but little good farming
country. We find all of Western
Missouri very destitute Of old corn,
and therefore are compelled to look
ahead for feed for the ponies. We
were, in going to Macon directed TOT
certain farm house for dinner and
horse feed, and after driving three or
four hundred yards from the main
road, hauled up at the "mansion" to
which we had been recommended,
and after being beset by innumera-
bic dogs, finally saw our host coming
to our relief, a regular abutternut'
the first real genuine one we had
seen, dirty, greasy and ragged be-
yond description, and his clothes
looked as though they were the same
that Adam patched together. His
children and family generally all in
same condition His house Ga brick)
although built so long ago that
it is beginning to decay has
never been plastered. His chick
ems occupy the porch adjacent to the
well, his geese another department.
Has iveo there twenty years and
draws water from the we'll with q
small chord and small kettle; said
he did not like pumps. And yet he
owns tire hundred and sixty acres
Of land ID cultivation in one body,
and ninety acres Of timber. Said he
had plenty of niggers before the war
but has mono now, save one small
boy. He went to Texas and took q
large amount Of stock with him, and
and few negroes, and remained
there during the war. He was very
clever and urged US very hard to
step in and take some classes and
corn bread" but we succeeded in ma
king him believe that we were quito
sick, and if we had not been, could
have become 10 in a few minutNa af
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OTTUMwA, August 25th, 1867.

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Clio r., Aaricnityrai snc;a,n wv ia, !" :" !
~ Cont unnsa J NV -
VIM padr;nl. Fec vim pros;aont
n tha .hai. and r II uad,.;a,s 49,,
" The cnmm;1tees fron d;far a n11 ~
n.,a;n IA - aa,,,.ass a,.I sa,;.;. r
sd;rntions 10 nav nrana;,,n, H. 9 -
,snrtad f.n,n tha ~ s,,fau;ne.
tha annexad anannts. '''s
Adams s14oo
Center Ion M
Anan.xv eooo
Richland * M
Green 9G oo
polk 40 M
Wash;nr,on o. M
pleasanf IN 40
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J. A. Milligan is serving up Ioe-
Cream, of the best "get up" on the
corner Of Market Z Second streets.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

I" TO be, or not to be; that's the question:
Whether to suffer with mental anguish.
Feverish LIS. cracking pains, dyspepAo
agonies, 81 49, So als
And namelsss bodily suffering;
Or whether with sudden dash,
Seize bottle Of Plantation Bitters,
And, as Gunther swears, be myself man
again.
Gunther said my eyes were swallow,
Ny visage haggard. my breath tfemen.
dous bad
Ny disposition troublesom; in fact,
He gently limited was fast becoming
Quite nuisance.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have
disappeared,
Ny food has relish, my appetite 10 keen,
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois ,is added e my
weight.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

Magnolia Water.-A delightful
toilet article-superior to Cologne
and at half price. sa
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New York, Aug. Fl.

Times special says:
It is we'll known that for some
time past the President has been vir-
tually in possession Of the resigna-
tions of his. Cabinet officers, which
had been offered verbally, but recent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

DEAR SIR:-Before you issue IN
structlons to carry into effect the en-
closed, I would be pleased to hear any
you may deem necessary
respecting assignments to which the
order refers. Truly yours,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

Besides liberal supply Of good
building stone, mentioned under a
previous heading, Wapello county is
well supplied with timber, which will
always keep wood at reasonable
price for those who prefer it to coal
as a fuel. 1t is well watered by the
Des Moines river and it's numerous
tributaries, as well as by numerous
excellent springs. Good wells are
easily obtained almost any where. 1t
is supeefluous to say that the soil is
excellent, for no poor soil exists along
the great valley of the Des Moines.
@. A. WHITE, State Geologlst.
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Sie StaatsgeIebge6ang.

annapolis, Is. NGrs.
SIN Senat saIiirte bic Cecil uno 6arfprb
County Boom 8tQ.
Die 3obatswaarenbaus,8iQ wurbe aufa,.
rufen nno CAB &nIab sa siner langsren Sc,
katte.
Die BID betreff5 Quf3eiGnung tsr 8srtufe,
rtlhe STlaosnbaIteg pur9 pte emancipation
%srlttten, polIirte. Grasier Cpppnirte ttrietbsn
Die StaptpabIbiQ pm Baltimore palirte
nit Is segen 9 Stimmen.
Jm Oele8atenbaul e murbe cine
8otIhoft res 0OuSernsur opr9eleqt, peI6er
sinc gfttbeilut9 oss 0ouperneure BON glortb
Carolina i9sr N'csnRrafttpn angeIAluden
mar; IN oarisIben iptrO etne Nltionalconsen.
tton sur S@I!&tuu8 auer 2~tug,legenbelten
Oor9fiala9en.
9eioe 9auier btsIten Johann eine plsnars
fBnn9 uno erwatIten bic 9erren Sarrett,
earr unc 6ufeIboug6 So pelt3eie GpmmiT6.
rem fir bic Stapt Baltimore. sic treten
tbr An1t bente on.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
1mS Canata.
AII5 S0HGrN
Git nNheetx Nerifr @freifann fr.nnrtef.

Gin estessx Senior Streifsns er,partet.
OTTAWA, IS. Wari. 0eri@tc Bon Sc
nieroswesungen in Ger gl69e BON ct. 9lbans,
st. trerpsn bcridtst. Sian Iast, oaB Die Ge.
eterung pthtise NadriGten iiber Die Nr9ele.
genbett befst. .
Der @btb. SIR. Nlatr, Der einsise Cabinet
0ttniFer, pel6sr Il6 bier befncst, bsaGfG-
ti9t ipfort mad MOntreul obsureilen.
WontreaL, Is. Wtar;. Ginbanoert una
flint u. snoniis Ne9uldve 9tn9en ksnte Ncr'
gen pOlifSnpi8 eusseriifet uutsr Gpnntanpr
pes CAPT. 8cplton na9 G~9amplatn al,
6eute ptrb cine 8atttrie nit s GelGlBsr
na4 Der 0rGn3e eeI&idt peroen.
Oelern fanpen ssrIdispene Gpnferen3sr
stpiiden cen BstGrpen unb Dem Stab ret
@lili3 Departments (fatt.
% to. Is. @tars. 6s1ite tpsrren btsI
Serl9tebene Gruppsn6ewe9ungsn Hattfnbsu
OaS N1bere bariiber ptrp nttt mitaetbeilt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16

fen ber p6pfltben 8eettruna aruBe 9eiora>
nife bereoraeruisn. Der Gummanpant in
8iter6p BAT SevlterFungsn r~equtrtrt unO eS
itno 9lej6 oarauf Gruppen uno 9rtt0erie ii
auer Gtle o69eIanrt trcrpen.
D05 Ulopimento" In @ienua brtn9t full
genie &@rtiarung: pOa8 Central Sniurrst'
ttpnacpniie Ger r1miifcu emigration I'll Oss
nua p~rot5itirt ge9eu RE Nnoeutnu8, weI4e
Der 6ujIer Nae0lepn 1T ieiusr &spe nh BEN
aeIeb9stenoen GGrper Ben,a6t BAT, al5 iet bic
8eTldw0run1 Der 9tSmer, unt Tdln BON rem
6ertaBten rGp7liher Sc6e SIT befreteu unb
e8 3ur 6aup:fact 9talieH8 81 MAIDEN, nur Elm
berGaaCaiines TactiOn6tret5en, ipelds6 Die e0s
tb0liiCheu Nadte 81 0unltGn Der pdplllinen
5eyriaaft a~ufretten trcrpe. Die 86mer bas
Zen itBs mebr ale P Die G%erpaidtuua, lore
Rraft st etusm Sunce unD IN Gtney Ri4s
tuua az Uersiuiaen unO nur Gin 8rperamm,
nGmlt6 GQa, In ppIttii6er 8e;ie6ure an
Sl1lten ST 8e6en. Ser SGub oes Roi1ers
Der 6raujoIen uu0 Cte Gepteul6er. Convention
t6nneH ans feline @2rpFi6tnnqen auferlsgen,
bic 6rsna0berrlAaff GGrt auf uno Stalien tat
bas Gsdt, feline Gtnkeit 5u peroOufGuoieen.
SAbrFA ASA+S NAf4 ~StsA iHgh3 ptbDt1!S 'pSSiIt
bic weItli&e Nld6t beS 9apite5 uno bic 6crr.
T&aft bts 9aIbmpnoss aufss9Srt ba6en miro"
0artbaloi unb lie 6rttmau-
rer. @nrjbalDi bat al6 @irp6nleitsr pts
8retmaursr SrNeuS Orm alien l9ottiIden
Nitus Elm Circular ~trtaIcn, NIT Der Nuffpr.
oeruug, Die 6retmaureret na9 benz alien
ihpttti4eu 8itus tn 9.olicn nit m6glidler
gnsrgte ausubreitsn ia0 ,rpar nit Inter
Drouurg uHtsr ben @r0Beu Orient tn 0alers
mo, nio lan9e man ni@t auf Dem Capitol att
belten tonne"
Aus 0uBlonb. G8 1T vOn Der rui.
Fi6en 8s9ierun8 beIdlUien, idmmtltHe
Sta1tsfabrttsu, 8erspsrte, 5nl3mtnsn &c. all
pTtsatpsrionen ju psrfaufen; Der bstreftupe
9sissooriGlag, ron per burA 0etsimrotb
8irs praitbtrten &ommiiijon fur Steuerre,
foru1 ousssarbsitst, Gts8t bsreitS benz Gstase
tatbe Y0r. Go perpsn pabet ben unterneb,
mern, psI6e on Gtslle pe8 Gtaates trsten
polst, et: g~Inlia3en 8~eoingungen 3u8tF.
6srt. bic Qblablung In 81 9abren gellattet &c.
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Nemeite 0>o9rl0teu.
gslegragbtrt fhr 6sa ..~wafthacry e8eaers
6 p II q q 6 i.


Mdi0in0ton, IS. Wlarl
MeGrere Neoner oran9ea ouf ro1de GrIe
biaung Der &rumbuu' i4en GuplemgntetQ sun
Observation-Disclosures.
9rofe BON @lO. bageaen, Der ffUn II
Der porber8ebrnren SiBung, ierO6 psyetb.
ltd, Announcements CUR lrumbu(Pl6sn 8t0
ein8stra6t bate, fpor eofitr, bag Der 40.
@OngreB ltcn isbt lGngeye 3cet 6eilammer
blette.
3rOb ieinfr Gtnfprade murte beIAtu1tn
1nr raI&en &rIeoi9un8 Der @iQ etns Na4t'
iibun8 81 talten,
Mafoem pieper meGrere Drate'iibe Wmet.
bsments o~b9spielen tporpen raren, beentragtt
3rumbutl ieIbit W%menDsment6 gu letnel
Bill, i'm le Der beS 0auie8 conform ut ma.
den. Seins Nmenoemente murpen an8e.
npmrten
Die Debate brsbtt T6 bierauf nm Wrnsn'
dement's, Die 0on 8eIenoenu nb @lnosreu
beontra8t wurben.
QuA tn Der NbentIBung lam es gu feline,
&~iniguug mebr aber Die 9iu.
0sr Senat 0srta9te R4 bts SamIya1
0eute); uno man 9laabt, paB ote Sid oauu
plir19ebtn tptr0.
$aus.
gfu6 Gtleoigung mttrerer unbebeuteubey
@si&afte bra6ts
Suburb son q. .. etne 9eIptuticu
eth, relds ben Spreher ermS1ttat, pas 60.
mite fur 6fsntli@e Nussaben i'll ernenueu
pas Damn Den BON bsut Sumite bes lester
GOngre6e8 iber bic NlibbrduAe I'm Nep g)or.
fer 3oltauie egtatteteN 8srint in GripGgunf
sisbsn nno ibsr pas 8elultnt Der untcrIu6un!
beri6ten lou.
6ulburp temerfts, sr lte1e Ietuen autraf
namtntItG bssbaI6 neil QofencpQettol
Gmptbe Dem Bert3t gpe9ett pUriperfe, tpa,
96njIt9 untpa6r lsi. gBas pas Qduquen be-
Senatoren patterion unb 9polittle bstrefe
10 9e9e aus ben pom Gcmite Ssrnrmmener
3euscnausiasen ~ieOsnfatl3 berpor, ooB Is II
SmYtbe Elm arrangement nit e~inanper oe
trpfsn.
Der %ntaa9 pom 9u!buro lpurDe arae
upntuter.
9a8 5aus ssrtn9te f1 Bis O1ontaa, IN
Die GntiHstoun9 oss Senats uber bic Supie
usntbta gum scpnliruFtions9e1tBe ab,u
| tpdrten.
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Wufruf!

Sn elmer tur& BEN Baltimore S6uaerruno einserufc,
nsn unb am IL. b. M, fattgeuuosnen DeIesatenbyrs
i%artuIun9 iplSer @ereins, tpelts f1 ietner 3sit an tsr
Steubenfefe bet5titisten, tpur6e in SeSuS auf bic
;tpe6md5igfte Berptu6un9 beS nr@ bpibanbenen rStsus
benz Gcnbs" Ger einFimmise Wuui@ auasefprc9en, bens
feIben benz .SnSemeiuen 9euti@en g5aiienbauie 3n uher,
u1aGer. 6S tserceH besbal6 bic na&fclsenbeu Bereinc
c~rin9enb etiuHt, Ia Der am Grettas 90. NGrj,
Steuba s r6r, In Der NetrrpoIitan pale, Baltimore,
3pii&cn ScniboS une SAP Str, fattinbsnbeH Benjamin.
luus hnr& SeIsoaten Dertreten 81 fem, nm Ia rsiSsr an'
seIegerb ett ~enSSultis bei8Iiesen a. fSnneR.
GecialsS eupirOtiI6sr auruDersiu.
tluabbSnsiser Eurneerein.
Baltimore S&tIs.u-@ eieGfGaEt.
Gcnccrbid.
Die gereine bes Baltimore gSnserbunses.
GefeniGaft @trr1aria.
5rceite peutI@e gScbltt6tioteites @eieni&aft.
Sernann ltnterfiisunaS= @efen'@aft.
ans. at6. ar. 1interRiisuuss- Sereis.
Sarupnie nutetttisunss,B erein.
Geruonia neutrality-suspicious.
Bidders efenIhaft.
G&IIsr 2pge . 6.
@ernania Qcse, . e.
aurprd &rcainpuent.
@rrssgtamul unb unterserrsa,t. etSmv:, rOsgt.
@ermania Sain, Truiben.
SsrmGnr Satn, Druieen.
@ros'ecse nebf unterssprbnsttn epaen, &DS6.
Baltimore Qcse, @6.
Grcss8nnS .nnb undergraduate Suass, ScEB.
9Saibtn5ten Sc9e, OGS.
@rrssQose urb undergraduates 2esen, BCAU.
UreibeIt 9cst, u38e.
BaItintsre Gpse SO. l.
Or. TR. Cutters 8sreiu.
sBiI6eIm GeG No. Is.
splte mod irsenb cine Gtieni@oft stfsEer, bic I'D
ebenfals Bet eem eteu6eufefe b~:tbeiliste unb bier MD.
a~u8sfaFrt if, 70 tn AUG beie bsre&tist, F9 sur@ Dele.
sateu ~Oertreten Su IaFen.
St Nauen Der STANDARDIZATION
16,19,21, %. 20. 28ui O. EactER, 8rxi.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GommonSt sas @eri9t.- Son.
RiAter Sing.
Gltos Shlun, IpminiRratur Don Warp
DYiOn, 9essn GtInbet9 We2ans3Iin. gsrsttS
b.ri8tst. SIM Vro3te.
5eute werbsn Serfatectne @ntrGse bsrb5rt
perNen.
@nbtraumt inr Montag gr. 269-294.
superior - t6tsr Nartir.
Seine 8trbanbIunaen ssfern. Qnberaumt
fIr Mputag bon Cir. 334-364.
8aifenseri6t. - 9pH- 8i6ter Iu,
opun. Supple nnb 6pTmau.
SANE . @tder rurbe sur NomtnifratOrtr
bts glaAla1es pcn Spbn 6 Slider srnunnt
Dem Sutn 6 NlsIeri4mibt purbe bic IO,
mini1rattUn beS Na6laiiss BON SufuS 3etn.
;srltn9 i6ertra9en.
Griminalseri@t. - Son. 8tGte'
8uno.
SenrY 0labp rurce auf Die Wntla9e pro.
5e7irt, sinsn glnerif In mSrrertlder Ibit6t
auf ben Yoli3ilen 0ut. Sroin8 gsmadt 81
baben, Ioris Den @oli3iten SameS DOb1or
9elae7en uuo ~eer:runbet 3u BADEN. Gr murSt
laulo;g befunosa uno eripartst int Stabtee.
fdnsniB ietn llrtbetl.
Daniel glart In strst G6len res @srtuuft
eOn 9ottsrtelOuien aneefGast !; Der 8aG wurbC
Bis sum Dtsnltag 26. bieleS Wlcnuts per.
Iboben.
Der Nt9er W;aian Wiliants ipurbe IGul'
big bsfunpsn, cine 8apps I'm 8srtbs BON 81,
% seitrblsn su baben,
Ser. st. Dtfrttt t.-9cn
Tthter @tlse.
GomunD 9 6tttb unb s SO 6.r@nsr eessr
ben SGIeppoampftr Iltba. 9ibel pe9en Gro
otantltsfsrung. Inter 8eratbuu9.
s. 6arntbal. irsIher anesFIu9t III, stni
Gerfa9un9 beS NeSsnue @elebeS umsanaen 81
BADEN, CAB fir ltin ~trneres @rid,einen 8Irg,
I&aft. Das Gsrt&t Usrto9te iIN Bic beutl
WiOrstt.
Stibtif@es Be;trtSaeri&t.-
Gthter Nleranber.
Sepan II. a. stgen RtbgsGp u. a. 8srtttt
beri6tet. Ir9uments besnpigt uno Der Sal
Der SSurY unterbrettet.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
gbeattr In Der @ae3anies Sale.

Grn @lcnta9 2Ibeub wlrp In Der WlsGGnits
6aGt cine 8ensfti 9arfsdun9 fir 9rn. 8.
gtiGsrt, ben 8ssideur bteies Qte6bater E5ea'
ters QeAeken peroen. Der 8eaet;tant Ia
GENT @ubl;tum pom 1bsater Der 9urubaGe
portteiltaft bsta mt rro oerotsnt Elm re6t
potes 6aws. CT bat beIanutltA Gcesbuss
vHsbbcG" gsrd9(t rnb- rielen 8%aIttmrrern
purfte bteitS alts, toIbrerasTtne Qaltlptel ma
Oslnen portommen, obne 3Weifel miro % u6sr
niGt Serfsblsa, bas pubIitum In atbsn uaS
kft sutsm 9umor iu essaItea-
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SIM er ten3wet9e purbe cine BettttuR
BON Qcilis 0ienboIb bpraete8t nm grlaubnte,
sinen 8rstterbolfor an fetnem 9auie erribten
3u birfen.
Scr. Stalls rttAte sinen gei&lub Elm, bic
Contribution zines Canals an Der SouiOnps
IT,, nabe Sa~ratosafr., III Serfiiseu unb
5000 our Osdun9 Der Soften ;u Serptatsen.
8eioe 3rrside trrunnien Elm @pmtte, Zee
asbenb aus ben 6erren McQuire, 9astep,
Duer, 8ur&, Smitb uub 9anbY, Tim Die
Galamitdt an 5cIioaY rslp. 8alttmorefr.
ST. uttsriuHsn. Gin Nntrag, bas Sotum
iiber bic 9sItsrn bsiprp@ene aoblen6l Srbt.
nan3 INTERPRETATION, wurbe serwurfen.
Dem Walter Gantn,tl, Nr. 118 81. Snr6<
bsrRr., puroe elm 8aupribtle9ium bepiui9t.
DEM 5surp @sli9mnn muroe erIaubt, I'm
Rtler ieineS 6aules SIR. 49, 0. Gcnborbfr.
stnen Nbsuesfanal AZ ecnfruiren.
q. 6Yam erbie!t GrlaubniB, etne @ettfdtte
ST. "a Spring Gctp sit errtAtft.
SIM ; petten3wetg tUuroe Der Se.
rt1t. Die StraBen @omtteS iioer bsn 3uitanr
Der 9ibsrtp 8oab b~erlelen unb a%nsenpmmen.
Ser elbe trsit Den StaDt GommiliGr an $500
auf 8erbslIerung bisler Strose su bsrtset'
ben.
Der Bs19lue, cine 0asIampe an oer &reu.
Sung bon AIice Wnne Str. uuD Cattle NQep gu
erriGtsn, puroe ar>0enp!nmen.
Spm erfen 3peig purbt Elm 9eihlub ett'
ssi6idt, Rte Summe uOn $4,000 an bic Sta.
rplano Snpaltpenbeimotb 81 oerptQigen.
Na9eem iiter cenleIben Idnsere 3stt Oe6at'
ttrt unb osrlGiepsne Nmenpements SergeiGIa-
gen wurDen trareu, trur6e Der 8elGlub in
ieinsr url praneli6en 6prn enBenpmmeu.