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and Mr.. Steysus being appealed to. said he
wound saw 4 O'Clock as the hour.
Mr.. Bingham proceeded TO argue in
snnno,t Of the resolution. aud said the is
70 IN volved IL not as the gentleman from
New York had said, the question OF an
Office. but whether the supremacy OF the
constitution shall be msiutained oy the
people of The republic. Tie fiesiuens OF
The United States has assuneo 10 SCI him.
self above the majesty OF law, ne has
assumeit, aefv law; be has assumed TO
challenge the representatives. Of 'ne people
70 sit In Judgment AZ his maiieasance in
Office.
Mr.. BINGHAM. after explaining his reluct-
.ncc here,ofore 10 favor Impeachment, said,
1 stand here. however, &c day filled
with the convection that the President of
the United States has deliberately and de
family and criminaly violated the consti-
tuion, his oath OF ctdce, and Inc statutes Of
the country.
Mr.. bingham ven, on 70 argue the ques-
ton Of Law involved In we m,stef, AM to
shew that the Presidents himself had virtu-
ally admitted the conssNuuonehty OF the
tenure Of o0lce bill by 1efciMne sne power
of suspension and sending reasons therefor
to the Senate, for when nS uso no autho-
rity except by law; Rentlemsn
fsom New York had TOLD 'ne4 = beware Of
putting the President on .,ls!. ne tMr.
Bingham) undertook 10 say sn.s mere was
| IN instifv the House in proving the infer
ence maj the Presiden, IL. BY his act, guilty
Of another crime under another act OF Con
orese additional TO the act OF 1881, which
makes IL a high CRIME punishable by fine and
Imprisonment. for any person, BY force,
threat or naturalization 10 attempt to prevent
snv nerson 10 exercise the functions Of an
n1ljcsr under the government OF the United
states He undertook 10 say that after q
full inves,ieation of the case the President
would be found gully OF attempting by
th,est and intimidation, II mot by force, 10
nrevent The secretary Of War exercising the
duties n the Office to which he had been
ss.;grcd nv The solemn judgment of the
senate. II pained him to make such utter
ance,. II he had had any control over the
pr.s;dent he would have prevented him
from ntierine such words - those he had
uttered To- his Aoiutant General, who had
snnes rcd tc .1av in person ut the War Ofice
6smandinr that Office and notified the Ses.
,es.sv nf ga that he would not obcy his
order or recognize him - Secretary of War,
and that he would take possession OF the
mails for the Department OF War.-and AN
hv order of the President. There WAS evi
dance enough 70 satisfy satis y him that q
President Of the United States was 90 h /
on hia own dc destruction or on the destruc .on
Of the Republic, that be was capable Of run
ming TO any extreme Of madness. He pro-
poeed 10 curb him not 10 the spirit Of q
partisan, but in the spirtoi Representative
OF. the re. le, acting unoef she Obligations
Of his .ss,h.
when Il agreed that the vote on the
resolution should +, deferred until Non
dsv evening. and the House adjourned.
Il f corceded that when the vote Il
taken that every Republican membe. ex
cept Two will vote in favor of the resolu
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

sHERIFrs SALE.

sHRRIFFS SALE. 4a
s STA, o. OF 1,owA'I..
10 The District Court a Scott Ossaly,
State Of Iewa: 1ssa@e
By virtus Of . = rit Of sxscutieo issusd fte0
e . e6acs Of The Clerk Of the Distsict Coust sf
Scott County, state OF lows, il lavsr AZ
Charles Pohlmann end sgainst Philip
AntwuIler, dated December Soth, 1861.
and to ne directed, coomandin1 ne
that Of the goods, chattsls, stock Of interest
in any company, debts due. properly IN Ne
hands Of third persons, lands and tsss-
menta (which sre NOE exsmpt by NV from
exseution) Of he sesd Philip Antwulits. I
meke, = caseo 10 - @ods he sU0
y sixtv-sseAs $500 (eo0 sS-lo0) des-
-, v;th ineseeet end ooots, jevtoa upuo sho
follcviee deeceibed Rsa) Hsesle, lyise -
49, = ine1ed IN the Oeuoty Of oesl6 -
SesNs Of Iowa. Wis: Lst Ne. nise (eA
in block No. svslvsr (lS). q thessy .
Buffalo. 3. 81.
Aud hereby give public nesiss that !
shall offer for sale 1t public cutlery. ss The
Court House door in the city Of Davsneert,
County Of Scott and State 81 lew, On Sat
turdsy. the 1lss day Of Aofea, IT,. -
tween Tie hoers q o'cleek =. =. and =
o'clock P. n. Of said day. sale % eemmenss
AZ the hour Of 2 o'clock 2. -, Of said day,
and / will sell to the highest and best bid.
der therefor, in caahs The aeevs described
property, OF Sufficient thsfeef to satisfy The
above debt, with interest end esess-
nased this 2lst day Of te6Ieasy, 1850.
GUSTAvUS SOHMlI0HR,
lnhel ISL Sheriff " Sss Ossssy, 10.
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CHICAGO, Feb ga mass meeting OF
the citizens Of Chicago. who favored .ne
impeachment and who believe ID sustaining
Congress will be held on Tuesday evening
and . preliminary meeting to perfect aI-
rangements will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the fremont House.
The Democrats held meeting a. the ne
corder's Court room last evening. ctIone
speeches we're made coudennltory o. Con'
gress and com mandatory Of President : oen.
son 6y DR.. N. s. Davis, Thos. Hoyne' Judge
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ILLINOIS,.

syRseriHLp. Feb. 24.-Tbs unanimous
sentiment Of Republicans Of this section is
that Andrew johnson must be impeschsd.
They are ready for and will eagerly sustain
such action Of Congress.
Gen. j. n. Hsynie on Saturday tsls.
graphcd Gen. Logan to stand BY Stanton to
the end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

~ Telegraph February -.
Cotton-Noairal q 9ac for niddling uplands.
Ileee-ohade 0Sner, q olO " fOr eAtfa state;
eeS 1l4yc0 for r n. o.
- fof aabsr Green nay IN store; s6o fof 81 Rsnn.
sylvania
Corn-About 1e better; fsGDl - for new mixed
wsseera a6oas: IA for old do In stoss. and - do
oAOse.
Daslsy-Seases ead tesdine downwsed.
Oato-NOA. nal ct S8k 0e4 for weeeera.
rosk-tiamer and quiet, At ~ 60123. 70 for olo
Oees; 9l.f51N 81 for new mess.
Pstrolium-Qaist ersds st IL relasl q =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Vows ~ Aeuonsss :
BsaIn. Feb sa-fAs negotiations q
the Hon: George bancroh On tn
subject OF the naturalization OF 6efmeoa
10 America, &c, hevs been oroush,
70 succeoful issue. fne Morn 0sed
agrees 70 fully recognise snd accord oil the
rights. exemption from militsry duty. &C
OF neaso bora Anssienns - 0sosn..
=! nat91Aiised aecortiag q nv = d.. q
shs Uotfea ctateA aftse ~ hsvsepeae Z Z
years 10 the United States. A tresty TO this
elect vas signed BY NJ. Bancroft on the
PASis. Feb es.-Tbetss given By Cen
efsi Dix last night In celebration OF wash.
ingtons Birthday. was : very brilliant Of
isir. great crowd OF Americans and So!-
elgn ssesss attended. Many Fseneh
and otne! Bufopess nolabilisiss wsfe pr
en.i inc oecorations supssb and agpsypriAae.
fLonexcE. Feb. 2a-Admiral Tsffagut
mes wsn an enthusiastic RECEPTION lese
week from the government aud peop,s o.
Venice. he next goes 70 Milan and 0enoa
from whence be will procsod 70 Ro0e, hav.
ieg accepted - ol1cid invifatlsa - ~
those cities. go.
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form bis ofscial functions Re argued THIS
point at some length.
Cook advocated impeachment. ne oe"ss
ed tina public min ready for the event.
Beamor and Price followed on the same
asI~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24
WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Feb. 24.-Ths feeling amoag
Republicans Is unanimossly for the ~
peachment of the President and they srs
ready TO sustain Stantoa and Oeoeeeoo 10
whatever manner nocosoogy.
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NAnG0BO Ev2o6AVee
By Telegraph. Feb. "a.
Rlour-More aetise and Hrm, with better feel
Jog spriag extras range Of s.oO9io.7S; super
fines s.s0Qf rs.
Wheat Unsettled and irregular q higher
rsnes No. I quiet ct 9 % No 2 sold up 10 o.
and wesksaed snhseqseatly sloos1 2smsf q
l.es1 No :. i.sSnl. - for regular.
Corn Ruled higher and excited, md eDsssd
At 1884 000. aal slessd at 7s07eA for new.
Oass- Higher, st 5sj<05ssl.
Rye-nighss. with scttve inquiry. a l.es0
Lao for No. l, and 81. So Tor No. >.
Provisions Active asd advsuces on oil lead
lag articles Of product.
Moss Pork--Sold At % 5oQ2A.o 90 for standard
to straight brands.
Lard-sold freely ct lsll0lssI for prime
steamed.
Cured Meats Higher shoulders sold q ~,
rough sides may DO quoted At IN. short rib
taken at IL; sweet picked hams in activs In
quiry q lS49t4H, but at close held higher /;
market closed steddy and decidedly strong.
Dressed Hoss---Quiet, closing at s.60tlo. 90
dividing on 200 pounds.
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AususrA, Feb. 23.-Ais Mary 4. Peas
lse, - inuAts Of the insane asylum, VS.
shockingly murdered tbis morning By hrs.
Cstharine Hialsy, another inmate, duringa
At OF frenzy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

tessa Dispsnsstory ,of thssUsitsd Ssssss
O.osMA 0RExArA. BUoHU LEAvas.
PROPERTIES. Their oder 10 strong. diGu-
s,,s. and sem.what aromatic. their tssts bitter.
lob and an sloeous 70 mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES ND usE.-Bu.
ssa leaves ere gently atiu uiant. with pecu
liar tendency to tho Urinary Organs.
they ere gwen Ia complaints of the Urinary
Ore.ns. such az Gravel. Chron Cstarrh OF the
Hstder. Merbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Ure,hrs. Disease OF the Prostate and Retention
or Iaeontin~nce of urinc, from q lose Of tone
10 the parts concerned in is evacuation. The
remedy has also been recommen led in Dyepep-
sia, chropic Rheumatism, Cu,cnaons Affections,
ani propsv.
HELvBDLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU 10 used By
perscns from the ages Of eighteen TO twenty -tv e
a-d from thirty -trc TO hf.v -hve, or in the de-
cline or change Of ne, after confinement or La
bsr PAias Bei-wstsing 10 children.
~ AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEM Abs
the EXTRACT BrcHU 10 uucquaied BY any
other remedy as ia CHLoRoS.H OR RgTEN.
TON. lRREGULARirY. PAINFULNESS on
SUPPRESSION OF CUSTOMARY EvACUA.
riONs. UiCE0ArEp OR SCnlRROUS STATE
OF THE UTERUS.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS
GRAVEL. and bROPSlCAL SwELl.INGS
This u sdicine increascsthe power OF Digestion
cad escites the Absorbeuts into healthy action
By ~hieh the w.tcry or Calcareous Deposition
sia eli Uanstural knlargemen,s are reducsd
- ~ los Pam And lnA animation
nELNBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU hal
cared every case vi DIABETES in which Il hes
been gwen. Irritation OF the Neck Of the Blsddsr
and Inflammation Of the kidneys. Uiceration Of
kidn, W aad Bladder. Retention OF the Urine,
Diseases OF PROSTATE Gland Stone In the Blad
der. Calculus. Gravel, BRICK dust Deposits, and
Aacus or Milkr Discharges, and for Enfeeblsd
end beiicate Constitutions, of both sexes, at
tended ~'th the following symptoms Indie
posi,ion 10 Exert,cn. Loss of Power, Loss Of
Memory, j. fieulty Of breathing. Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Horror Of disease. Warehouses;,
Oimress Of Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot
Asnes. Flushing Of the BODY, Dryness Of the
Shin, tErupuea on the Face, Pallid Counte.
nance. Universal Lassiiude Of the Muscular Aye
ten, sc.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph Feb. -.
Hogs Received, Isl head market dull and
prices entirely nominal, u !. 96@s75.
Cattle. Received. n head market entirely
Neglected; there Wee email amount Of stock on
Gale, mostly Of the scallawag order
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HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCnU0 Il
pluRkTlC MISUNDERSTANDING.

pluRkTlC lANDlBLOOD.P
Asd eurss ell diseases arising from HABITS
OF DISSIPATION. EXCRSSES. AND IN.
PRUDANCE IN LIFE. IMPURITIES OF The
BLOOD. &c. supervising copaibs IN affections
fer which IL 10 used-in these diseases, used 10
essnsesicn with
RELMDOLes ROSE WASH.
SOLD AT
I HELhB0LD'S,
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL wAREHousR.O
Ne. 50 BROADWAY. :.
AndHy.Dsuggists svssywAsrs. -
Price q asoper bottle .lor sir bossledfor % -,
Delivered 70 asy address.
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INSURANCE.

sons I. swrfs. WILLIAM p KipDBn.
JOHN |. SWlTS q co.
Insurance Agents,
Ne. 8 W. second -.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Capital Represented, ever $4,000, 600.
FIRE AND INLAND,
Home Fire Insurance. Co., N. y.
Cash Capital and Assets, -. 100000.
PhenIx Fire laaara nee Co. ny.
Cash Capital and Assets. $500. coo.
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.. NY.
Cash Capital and Assets. e5es. 900.
Lamar Fire Insurance c., N. n.
Cash Capital aad Asssss, ssso, oos.
Gleme Fire las. Co. New Haven.
Cash Capital s.d Assets. el.1sc.oo
Massfor4 Fire 1ns. c., Marefer1.
CoA Capisal end AssssA y, ooo. ~.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Capital, s15. 200, 600
TRlvxLEEy MS CO., HARTFORD.
Cspital. e5co. 600
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BY Telegraph. Feb. ~.
Whsst-Activs aud 6fm sales white xichi-
gaa ass; amber c.
CosA-Activs. and SIC better; sales q SIC.
Oets-Firm 1t e6067.
Rye Quiet, with no transactions.
Seodo--Clover At a.
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Ml1lWookeo A0rakoe.
D Telegraph. MItwAuKss. Feb. -.
Whsat-.-Exsitsd and unssttled No ut 3.o3
end No. 8 at o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

u EDTElGsW AOTEX.
Ne. !, II, u : Is CORTLAHDf SfRuD1
NEW FORK CITY.
.. .. Wm0unosDn 3 z. D. Wucanesnn Pn0p0
TIKI C1NrRAL BUSINESS LOCATION o.
y this Hotel, Our Iowa friends will Ind sspeei
oily adapted 70 their cosvenisncs, being contigus
ouesto al the western Rail Road end StsamSoee
sndiaes. ~
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lber gors ~ ersen. CT ftst lest III her

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Sail.
Gtpgpfew i h I. - Gin Ronn, Sd
mems 5amuel Sruntte, dn9ebtit aus g8afb.
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Countries am @otpnac unp frette inter aiers
hanp ilber 8erbetban9en bic QBittpe GU
fame Cannon, Die bort nit tbren bret tleinen
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lid auf ecm ~tletnen, her Srau bon tbrCm
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ne lebten. Inter faIidstn @pripte9eturgen
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unb fcr Tatlilte mad aicranbrtd 81 sictcn.
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tpmac. Tort enlightenment, quarttrte Srunple
lid Elm unp mar IN nGditen Sdle nit rem
@clce ipurips perldWunpsn. Mrrat: @itt>
men. bic &tteer baben, ipltten lid ntIt tlinc.
I!n9s an Ganplretdler peretetiden.
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9ic EeittNae hrr nGfltcn Npdle.

en- freubiles 0iflbt Der Grip1rtun9 CT.
fult bic GmroDhney 8lltimpre's I'M Sinbtide
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Guptae ocS ygrunGn Cabinets" bic Bitter
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ppettlte SGIte dt3uaeWimen unp Die GrfnB,
rur9en Der legttn Sabre tabtn un5 iber>
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SDQanlt, Baltimore.
GtMnebmer5=S Bureau.

8. Nulult 1868.
Sn @eindebeit her Shdeamts. " esulatipnsn, perts
i'd AM 3tenftos TEN s Septsn,tcr 1865, UlittaNs II
lbr, in rfsntllher auitirn IN hem Der. St.spidaas
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in,portirt nit hem Dampfsr ,Spmsriet" Gapt. 8afas,
non liverpool am 20. Mat 1867. ~rnarstrt nrb III rem
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Mereru, 1bpniae y Spnip., Aaft.
C1s2,4. LES, 200, Z, 1858, ". 2,l4,15)
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Sodanlt In Baltimore,

@IliIeb nicrs. Viitedm, II. Nus. 1868.
8eIlie8elte Stfetien rpetbsn in tieltn Bureau bis IL
ubr Wttiass am /. Sestsmter 1865 aui eieitruua Won
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Baltimore Spmpaenie~. @rohe mr. 1. uno RON
lO kpnnen Der beffsn init Der Sanb ~fprfirtsn
Guntberldncer &lumpcu Spblcn entaeaenaenent
men. Gts atiteferina. bat f~rdteheus an, 1. Sttctsr I'M
rlefsen 3clamte au eefteber.
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bic achlen ttsuslit her 6ualitit, @rSes unb les @ts
widts ether 'iren5'n Inter fa6una unter,raen wersea.
mau rirb elnen &pntrdft abiGliefen unb fur bic AZ.
%riNenrafte Gtnfaitiin9 selelten cute unb binreidenee
0arantie strlansen. Der apleinnebmer tstdlt ib bal
Nsd,t rpr. wsnn re SntereNsn her Rssitruns es ~fcrterr,
ale Sferten su rtriper' en-.
Gpwin =. s1sbfer, 3pasinnebmer.
Ina q mo Z o ~
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Slr. II, CrIeanS'. swiibtn atyautbir. mS gtlalr.
NarIt. 3n trtra8tn in Nr. 23s. Rptcs -sonhr.
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Nermii6te Nn3etgen.
GpnnlilGrs. @iirrn1l.

Saittm gre, IL. aue. 1865.
Der StaSttpmmtiGr bat ppn rerihietencn @runett.
tBert an Miiee linn, ,riiten Greter. ruS preftent.
Sirate. cit ltrtttltdes @eind I'M &ipcilii ing. Rnns:
ftcnbciesuns une ghaferliua ttt 0%cnannlen lbeiics
br Mice aHrttr. erbalten.
Or mad,t caber Allcr, bic ss anscbt, bcfau,t. tGe
or Spnncrffas, 20. Tua., grynntttaas 10 lltr, IN fis
G%rpS8un9 ~ IieBen uab baruter @tftmb Ut fallen.
Geo. .. 8uucipdrc,
l1p3,5,D 9leTt pes StaetsG pmnttidr5.
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3u b]erFaufcn.
QBirtbfhaft III perfaufcn.

ttrit NIT ? ldtrtu plht III vtsiduftu. N~ItyJiga1tH
Nr. 37A, 0nhetn' apsuur, Gle Ter StrAtrir.
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u. gcutcr s. 25bnc MAIDEN hierntit ibrrn ~ecs6rter
&rnhet bic Inieise. ea6 fe ibr WdarenldGer rpt Nr. SO,
Weft' Saltiinereitr. mao Rr. is, Npre-Spwatoffr.,
pereBt taten.
Gin rsaainbtses Eager spn Giisnwaarru, gaumate-
rialien. U'ertieuser u. (. rs. nire fprtpibrenb AT ptisein
glaee une ~ ben ~biaisfsn Yreiiea tu fnSen isin.
(aua. s, 2Mt
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EEHx Inn 10. +. 90. spei ouutclrptbe aite mi
49, erpbsn 80 ntrr, l rctbe nit psi6en Bisden
JA~~A- l 9elbe nit furjen Sbrrerl. l idparSaeIt
%aeHammte nit %frantmen SSrnern, l eeibe nit hebtr
SSrnsrht fbttltdt vufalpi Sub NIT bdlt ~peiBem9rpie.
98er fte,t 7 &ahe an WeareeIus aetser, Nr. SO. Bar
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bait cine anseaffitne Selptnuns. Q9s-s)
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b en- @tf6dfistdut am ptriuatcu Rarit. fcris
4 slres an srr.S0Bs0T. tsl i. !. 6rnnf, NT.
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DfuifdeS parbank uonDaltimore,

3emgrrare Office: Sforepcf=Gcfs Fer 2pufbs NIB
Soribdroifr., rtben her ,0eutittn Jeucr 9erite,
.ringS @etelitaft", G,nganB in 9rmbarsir.
Sfen thGltb ven 10 bic 3 ilbr.
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&aiitrer: Sciurieb Secs.
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t&AHA 30 ttit bitruit tns IN her 10. Sirfft, her
HE9n N'itCu. tuutgti TT 8altuucrr HCUu'p Ncrdtt a.
%lts G,nutcr eeis enc @uueiiif une Darnu lum
grrinuft an, Ntnn to tf1eltc re ,ur 20. {. W. aus
trtier SAINT mot r~trluutt bate. % W.Ttc ih g. an tttm
Sdde UNI 4 llhr 3dhmttfnRS IN CTi uHt Ettdt mtl4b,C'
tent %rcrlruftH. Die Netaulja tttttH tclCbW ans ttntp
0Cdumiata lpctntaufs init gut ttnacrtttrt,r &dr, Stol.
lung II. Rt;tttdbu. Tds Gruntgut hat trnt 6ypuic Won
800 Aub Unb btiGblt ttHr Gruntrtntr zen 4is7. Nibtlt5
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Almtli6f IrirfliItf,
IL. Nun.

re- Guiaeter Der 3abIuus ppu 70 4. Rb. an 5ciur.
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ppgSuipreden.
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gHgelclGHheitcn lei unS rpr,ulpretGn.
Ca Sob. Speidcr 1T eriuNi, IN ter Grp. B. St
ppriuipredtn, nm fir iht crrtrite Undertaking idat'
Itter 5trafe in Gmpian8 III nehnen
NO. USricic fur Maecas SdbIaginSfr pmb ".
Nniter lrsseu IN Er Gp. b. VI.
HB- BUR VIntru Sublclb ltest EN- Brief III Ter Cry.
SlatteS.
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nfufr Dauufrfin.

IFUNU' oWHVtISEW UT. %
Ia rntbrere Mitsleesr 06 r~ereiniet taben, I'm, eirem
Sebtn @eleaentsti ~ seben. auf Inc lsidts rnt fibere
Nrt Elm Capital sun gaue pptr Aauf zines Sauies Az
btiben. une ha be!eits 800 gntheiie 0t;eihnst lrs, 70
rirb ben @itaiiesern. ipnie Sepsm, her wunftt, rem
Serein beisuirettu, brfnrnt 8tn,adt, has Wiitt upd,,
10. bs., Nbent5 s ltr, I'M 9rtil res Srr. !SuiudacI,
Rr. 222, Gliee annitr bic etie Gin,abluug NIB BEAM
tsnpot 81 fiattfneen. Sob. GieF, prev. pr6i.;
Os6-s) 2eunb. 2ur5. = Sefr.
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&nrncrmciffcrci.

Salttmore. ten II. Muaut 1865.
Das Nutlititrl rirb hen SirStrn,ejflsr mt Stostratb
ven Baltimore, ipwte ids itltlt p%rrbinseu, wenn cs rem
pttssn GrIuden rabirmmt.
!Scnrn Supan,
(197-20D Suraerme iter az interim.