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New Furniture.

| kCEIN EDDY late shipments AZ the ''bate tlty
Ii Furniture Rooms,
y pair >ociables, aud elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
p 5z upholstered Ioungss.
pair Sofa. fak honabie patterns.
marble tsp dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
marble top Friezo legCenttr Tables
Rosewood II lat stands. gilt and yory mounted. new
and elegant patterns.
65otfIc do cherry and walnut.
6 Iurneddo.
30 Ioz cane seat Chairs ali patterns and qualities.
2 d. arm Rockers, cane seat and back.
do sewing Rockers. do.
Also some beautiful upholstered O ttomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Qaartette Tables, Fancy Towel
Stands, and large assortment Of all kinds of fash
ionabe furniture which the pubic invited TO call
and examine. G.. :. ABBOTT.
dee 81 l96 Main -
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

TO Galloway Webster, Jame- Hahn and Ar',,ew
Webster.
You arc hereby notified that ii ere Il now on file
in the office If the Clerk of the District Court Of
Lee County lowa. at heokuk tho petition Of Pitt
man 4 ienncnt, Douglas 4 ltr aiding, and Young
Brothers, alleging that cred they took at
tachment wrts from the said District Court. and
caused the same t. BE- levied oa lands Of Galloway
Il Webster. - secure debts due and to bee me due
them that al the September term of the sad Dis
ric Cours for I'll year S54, tha plaintiffs recover
ed judgments for the amounts respectively due them
with osts and issued executions The plaiatiG al
ege thatthe lands attached (descnbsd IN tie petit
tom were purchased BY galloway Il Webster II one
$ = Billings. hut t. dofraud TORS thu convey
anee was executed 70 Andrew VI ebster ana by said
Webster To james Hahn. both uHahle TO pay for III
same. 1he bill charges that these lands sti! be
long 10 Galloway 4 ebster, charge Il confederacy
together 10 dtffaud, prays the Court 8 ret Il c ibe
conyeyanecs Of James Ham and Andrew Webster
decree sale IF the lands 70 pay the judgments az
plaintiff ana fer such speciai aud general rvllf us
the facts warrant
Unless you arpearand answer said petition on 81
before the second day Of he February Terra $50.
# said District Court, commencing On tho second
Monday Of SAID month. decree will be ttkea ac-
coriing to the equity and prayer If tae bfll
RANKIN MILLER
dec26wit Plaintiff Attoanya
Go0N tssrtnan salYc, vegetable pain actor.
" For saie by s. HEIMSIhkEP
1anlBd lalan Bloek
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keokuk eymnaStam.

FIsHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an.
nounce TO the citizens IF heokuk, that he has
opened tbs rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
to preserve and promote the health yigor and men
tai elasticity Of all who may desire TO participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports " gymuas
ties Pure air aud cold water, iudicously used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to mako
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
Ess~ Rooms over Carey 4 kilbourncs store, Xii
bourne : Block Main street in the 4th story. En-.
trance from the Of the building.
deci slf o. MANCHESTER
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTiCEl- hereby gwen that Corporation has
y becn eTgantze1, the corporate name of which i
20 i.awfeneeC Coal 6. mlauy. Is prinepal place
II tfausaetg huslnt-s Is he ety Of heos uk Ia the
otate LISA. rs principal business j, ~ deal Ia
tu mining ana selling IT COAL and III the purchas
an gal, # eoa lands and such ether bus mess as may
be IT perly connected taere.4ih. Tao amount II
capita stock placed III Tire, Hundred Thousand
doiars u b. pad in at the Discretionary calls II the
bard " Directors. The corporation comm need it.
existence 81 the lst day # January, A. ID. lsoG and
continues FOR twenty years subject 20 renewal accord
ing the provisions VI the 1eie # Iowa It's al
fairs T. b conducted by Board Of Five Directors,
who are to be elected annually the edueeday
after the first day # January 4 each year ard VII
eleesa President Secret ary Treasurer and uch other
her- and acauts i. are n4eess airy. TIE highest
amounted natb,e3t ~heA tie corp ration may
incur Ii One nanared Thousand dollars Private
proper "a mPt from tlt corporate lshts.
Directors Names.
+. 4 Ford, L. IL Harrison.
Wut. u ghtou, A Wocott,
saint + Miller
0THFR CoRPoaAroRs John K Alien, c. II Perry,
d. " Fyfd guy Weas, inc. " Rankin, 10. ".
CiegAoru.
0t'icsrs
ID. " Ford, Treasurer, s. Il. Ford. President.
JAS. e parrptt Secretary.
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Lumber Lumber!t

NIIE subscriber has bought The Fast Saw MIN
two miles above tic city, and is prepared e
furnish all kinds If lumber except Pine at the
shortest notice, at from 81 % to 81 80 per 100 feet
IL is also carrying on the Plow and Wagon facto.
~ the eornerof 18th and Main Street, where be
Is prepared to furnish wagons and Plows Of the best
finish and quality, at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than a similar article can be had in southern Iowa
decl2d&wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR,
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fIRE.-Wc came again very near having d
serious fire, last night. Fire took in the
chemical room Of MIR. Bartett's Daguerreo-
type Saloon, but was extinguished before
any great damage was done Had It pro-
crossed 4 little farther, however, i, would
have played havoc with nearly or quite the
whole row from ID to 81 ST., for if once fire
should get into that row in such time as
this, it would all 20.
II ever there was time when people should
be careful Of fire, it is now, for they should
remember that we are practically shut Off
from water or any means of extinguishing
1t, during this weather. Let the two warn
ings we have had suffice to pat them on their
guard.
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"AEyER SAY Dye" IL q per 81 whose hair has be
come gray prcmatureIy YOU are sure Of adyis
ing the use II something which vii rem,ly the mat
ter, Dying the Aai. with ordinary articles il, at
best, buta temporary affair and the shade produced
isany thing bur that with which nature adorng the
human hair. The "INnurABLE II kgK Col0RINa and
Restorative ~ q Iltmstreet Co., does moi act a.
dye stimulates the natural secretions at the roots
# the hair BY giving new lite and tone to the small
vessels which seerete the MAJ sra cooring and TIM.
giFesthem new fe and strength. IL does not stain he
skim uni may b. used freely a. water, and with as
much safety. Tpe article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, afpFding agreeable hair wash
and rs excellent substitute for oil Of pomatum
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
Il entirely different from any thing now II use f,r
the hair
The coiorof the hair when restored u exactly tht
shade IL VIZ before it turned gray, nal tue singular
phenomena attending is use not only curious but
easily observed, Az the butts vt the roots of each
sair a'e affected by the remedial agents, the com
menesineut ol the Change mas b. noticed the bulbs
grow dark. and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins To turn IN shade ana 70 can
uues Do until TIE desired change !. efeeted. aud
the haf possesses the glossy appca aucs and shade 81
youth. THIS may seem srugr bu ~ ..inorc strange
han true rhe article has been Extensively initial
tdan1 pyrsons should b particular t. purchase o m
agsuts The genuine has th signature Of the lats
frm and present proprietor across the top Of each
iotttc We HAGAN.
Surviving partner, and successor D. q Heimstreet
& CO. sot proprietoy Troy Nm York. for sale by
=. HEIMoIkEEI MON Block
AfsE
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GODFNIY a NNOW

SIORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
y chants and General Freight Agents, Front St
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois
Gs~ Property directed To ourcare, will be forward.
ed with dispatch, and orders and consignments will
receive Immediate and careful attention,
Refer % Eiagg savage, Moore Hollowbush 4
Co., fleming 4 Co, Quincy Page q Bacon, ST. Lou
il. jan25d3m
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CONSTOClN 4 BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
70 inches.
1000 bd j. Sheet Iron from No lG to 2T
1000 packages Plymouth hyets, iron and tin d j,
from or. to IL lbs
500 boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron wire from No, TO No -
so gross lea kettle breasts aud oyersfrom 81 to
H. incnes
80 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 10 inch.
40 do do scOAopcd and plain dinner plates
30 DO Stove ornaments assorted.
go do oval Tea ppt Breast and Covers
100 do Assorted tn d ears.
20 do Iron tea kettle ears
10 do do do do Uuta.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
10 Do of Ne. l., 2 aud peutci knobs
100 feet Drats Wine Cloth;
Bent Spouts assorted sizes z
Perforated tin sheets
Copper Risets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
stove Hacking IN papers or By the yeeg
COMSI0Ck BROTHERS.
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rTsEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn deliy
L erred AZ his mill corner Of 18th and Main st.
Tor which the hlghesl price in cash Will be paid
ecl2dAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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LOsk NAG.I,.

a NEW House and bot, corner Of Morgan and
\ second streets beautifully situated fur dwell
ling house Inquire Of the owner, Edward Mumm
or H. j. Zwart, on Morgan. tween Sd and 4th sts
.lannarN u a IN
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BELOW ANY COMPETITOR.

Those wishing this kind of wora Will sasc money
10y sending heir orders the ofira Of the Gate CITY
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SUNDRIES.

- LGAR Kettles from 10 40 gallons Ovens ard
- Lids odd Lids Skllets and lids assorted G. Il
Iron Zen KETTLES Japaned Trunks Pudding IL q
lice MouIds Seol!Hlied and plain Cake Pans Tea
Canisters, square and round, assorted lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Ppt. House sheet iiou and e -
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
ooMoToCk & BROTHERS.
< n D0Z. pair assorted shoyels and longs for sale
w 1T the Prairie State Stove Rooms
oct 10 COMST0Ck 4 BROTHERS
4 III Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms Of the
" Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 CoMsT0CK BROTHERS.
LNNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL ot the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MST0CK & BROTHERS,
{ tDAL Hods At the Sale Rooms II the Cottage
y Franklin Coal Stove.
octlo coMsToCK 8 BROTHERS.
1Q0Q LBS. Of Baled Brass Kettles for sale low
OOO at Sale Rooms Of the Home Parler stoves
oct 10 COMsTOCk BROTHERS.
4 LAhdE assortment Of britannia ware FOR sale
lower han any other house in the city at the Sale
Icon of the Commercial purlor Stoves
oct 10 C0MST0Ck i BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Of Housekecpers goods such as c, f.
4 fee mills, basting spoons, egg whips iron sk inn
mers SKINNER ladies meat forks, table spoons has
and steak dishes, patent and box 1aters spice box.s
Ac., &c, for sale at the Sale oms Of the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
oct 10 CoMSTOCK d BROTHERS.
100 PAIhof Timers solder Coppers on Land at
l. w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
oct 10 COMST0CK BROTHERS.
4 HEAVY supply If Brass Japanned and plain
n candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which is off red extremely low hy
oct 10 C0MSI0Ck Il BhOlHERS
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Singing school!
A e Il q ''F'"n''' IN music '''' ,. ''''''
e. C.. Isbells Music Rooms,

On Wednesday evening January q, att o'elocA.
All WHO ar DESTROYS Of leaning e srug are res
peetfaly invited 70 be present.
Terms invariably in advance. Ladies 81 Gentle
81. lAnlsd
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peealy for those who wish TO ornament their grounds
with small trees which Will commence bearing the
second year GfteJ planting.
Also, fine assortment of Fancy Shrubbery, Ever
greens, Roses, hahiias, &c.
Orders received a. our grounds, three fourths If a
mile west Of City Limits on the Bluff Ferry road
passing near the grave yari.) or by mail.
heokuk, N0y. IL. div llUBBELL / HI TON
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Tue sulscri bers, rroprie
tors IF the Empire stove
" orks. ~ Louis, lee :,
leave 10 inform Stove
Dealer iii Iowa hal they
have establi he'd q branch
Of their house in keokuk,
where they VII aeepcon
stantly ou hand a large
and Well assorted stock
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- The weather grows no warmer very
fast. Sunday and Monday mornings we're
as cold as any days We have had. and the
signs Of 'letting up arc too FAINT for Us to
observe.
II THgY DoS'r Res KISS 'Kx.-At' Bou-
logne, during the reception Of Queen Veto
ria, number Of English ladies, In their anx-
iety 10 zee everything, pressed With such
force against the soldiers, WHO were keeping
line, that the latter were in some instances
obliged to give WAY, and generally We're, TO
use the expression II our policemen, ''impe-
ded in the execution Of their duty" The Of
fcer in command, seeing the state Of affairs.
shouted out
zone roll Of the drum then # they don't
keep back, kiss them all =
At the first sound Of the parchment, the
English ladies took 70 fight If they had
been French says Parsian journalist.
''they would have remained 10 u woman"
CT By way Of China, saws the New York
Herald, We have the important news that a
feet of American whalers, on being refused
provisions at Nagasaki, (Japan,) had helped
themselves by force, leaving, however, an
equivalent in cash. This transaction led to
rencontre between the crews of the vital
ers and the inhabitants, in which number
Of the latter were shot.
- O, don't tease me to-day, George.
I'm not at MI WE'LL" George, twelve years
old and man Of the world Il tell YOU
VIVA. it is. you are in love. Now Won take the
advice of fellow who has seen good deal
Of that sort Of thing, and don't give way to
it.
PRoFANE.-The Louisville Journal saws
that Mr.. Richardson il d very profane man.
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II. r.. BARTLETT 4 60. !.

u the shock hot"rrs o. the h cox isk,
VT. Pleasant a uuscaTine IL. IL. co.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
~ the conditions # the subscription for the fst
Division ii aid rad, he sixth lnstament Il 81
percent viii be due AID paYabls Feb III sl6, at
tho bankiuE aeus Cha Sc Far-ons treasurer, ke-
ulSuk u t. us undersigned, ienefal Agent.
]. X. H0fNfSH
General Agent II Nh 4. i ". Il. Il 90.
Jat. u. lS,f ta dSn
rheakak t,tues md Mi Pleasant Observer eopy.1
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
Exeokuk Iowa.

We are now prepared 90
furnish a = neral assert
lnent IF h most dssiratlo
kinds of FRUIT TREES,
such as App.e,p az h I. at,
Cherry Plum, Apricot.
\ eetarine. Qulnce.Sc and
small f uifs, Rs pbcrries,
Strawberries, Curraats,
Nto9seberrles. &c, tog thor
with several varieties IL
Grapes.
Our stock Of Dwarf
Pears, Apples and Cher
ries is very desirable, cs-
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>DAIft
rasO tHc Stockholders III the Ie0kuk, Fort Des
1 MaIues and Minus Railroad ComTary
A call 1T ten per cent. the capital stock " the
company s. due, and made psyabie ~ the hallroad
slfhcf IA keokuk Is w. LetGnros, treasurer on
friday, inc hntday # February 1866.
keobuE. 18th Dee 1853 If Il REID
M LKlaHros, ceey. President
Ia ~ 4AWlm
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For Sale.
tOl III HAiF ~ the nor. II east quarter Of section
> * IN township 81, North Of Range IL West. in
Appanoose county Iowa Will watered. Apply 70
LLOYD u. SIMPSON
Over Post office keokuk oct. ~ dd
kEoiyday Presents.
I You want to make yourfriends pre ems thai ara
l ful ~ we'll as ornamental call At tafsy .
han5arne's hllboumsis Block dec25d
4 GOOD assortment % supporter and .usses' i"r
sale hy S, liEtMSTKEEl
lanI6d Union Block.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls winter apples ftf sails -
! Ieel4 HUSTON. HAM hlNs 4 FIhE0Na Al.
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StDpsEKY HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware we'll selected In the Eastern mar
ket and for sale nj 81 Louis prices.
They have on hand /. nd are constantly manu-
featuring Of the best maer. s. Saddles. Brides and
harness of every description,
The above articles viii Be sold wholesale OF Fe-
tail ~ unfor prices
Those wanting anything in orr line Vii 90 Wei
to call and examine our stock before bny ny as We
intend to give ali, the worth If their money.
The highest price viii be paid IN cash for EideS.
T. o BERNARD h CO.
keokuk. 20. sept '55.-d8w
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10 900 lbs braxers cop 060 DO spelter;
per; 1000 do block t.a
II eco DO cop'r bolt ms cases Porcelain
p cases sheet Z copr; kettles and sauce
1000 lbs brass kettles; pans;
pans,
5ldering Irons. Pressed Ware, viz: Plates Pat
RS. extensive assortment, all Of which they are
.ouis and keokuk, and would especially invite the
BRIDGE 4 BROTHER.
". s. MooRE, Agent, keokuk, Iowa.
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test Of two years, and has
not its equal IN the Mis-
sissippi valley and to
the Golden Harp, be
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal Is extensive.
Some entirely new pat
terms. one II which, tbs
/" Young America, a
splendid parior stoye,re
Gently patented, viii be
found superior to any m
vention Of the age for ra-
} iliating heat. They has c
on sale Ut their store in
ST. Louis, from which
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DLATFoRM Scales. from 700lhs and upwards, 9
l. Fairbanks pattern. with and without ievers. 70
snie bv :. W. & Ill. TUCKER.
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n a style Of beauty unsurpassed are enabled 10
'upply our friends and the public on very short
notice. and at a price
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@urppdtfsbe Osaebricbten.

Onnau til tentb inner Sine teles
9ropbild}e Oepeide ans Sallp prnt "a. Oeat
nelpet: 6cutc bat oerOtpun ppr SdluB Ieiner
lScllipn etle 2lbrelIe On ben Spippparen eit-
1ltin1n,iq pptirt, lpcrtn bic 8eretntgurg ber Stir
tentbiimer aus8elprpden miro. Die Nadri4t
ppu bieleun Grtuilt perbreitete li9 fdnea lluo
Icrre9te rie 9rpbte 6reuoe utter Der VepSlferuil9
pon SaIip,
Berlin pirb beridtet: vOas ent>
Ilebltde, IN teu Nnnalen Der Criminals Srft5
nnerbDrte 8erbredeu, Dag Elm 8ater nit fa!tem
i8lute feline leibli9en bier Giuber erntcrpet, uno
melde8 bebbol6 %leiner 3eit Die 9rauenppul tie
SEN attpn erre9te, bat AM. %. Ofai, Ofpr9e,8
Is l1br, burf Die in Der neten Strofanitalt 5t
lOt pabit eript9te .Gntbuuptrn9 ne8 pierfaden
lM0rper8, friiberen 9itbo9ropben aarl Wil9elu1
Nlbert 8iermann ron 8erln feline lette iroilde
fSIbne erb1lten. (llnlere 2eler percen li6 err
~innerl1, RAP 8ierntart feline pier Sinbea in ei-
hten Sorb bano ulb ertrGflte.)
Oer Ser ii b mite 8uffit 6prmeS
lang III 2pnDpn in etnenn CONCERT bic befannte
e8aBarie Ser MSnG" pen Msperbeer. Gr lebte
IOaS 8ublifum bur6 bic Madt %leirer Ttefe in
EStaunen. Sebt errei6te er Die Cadence. OaS
FOr9efter f6wie9j er i1nf bon Gpn 5uGcn ttn'
.ner tiefer, fein Meni6. utbnete mebr; OieEicfe
erreidte fem nftrurnent, feineB6aHtaiie. Dunn
Ittte9 ct nod flint TSne binunter uno idlu9 e.
men Gri0er, baB ba8 SauS erbr0hnte. Den
fpl9ellDen WiOr9en beli4ti9te cine 8aufcmmil<
lion pa88ltuoament. Da mar Elm 9an5e8Stif
Ieinsefa0en. Die 9tepuroturfplten tetr19en 6
kBfuuo uao 3 SdiQinse, = pas mar ppn benz
E3riller. 5
.3mei neue Graueriptcle maiden
9e8e4ndgtis IN Deatiaalonp 4ufle9en; Das
oere rGlitdmueItra" bon Gbuaro 9enpelteis,
einem 23idbrisen Oidter. Seibe, bcIoncer8
IOu8 Ieetere, tra8en bic 3eiden ouBer9ew0bnliz
den orarnptiidenG alenf8 All li4. Die alitlmz
Ineltra muroe bieler Gage auf benz 8ieuer Spf<
bur9tbeater unter beilpieuOlem @utbulia8mus
Ibe88ubltfunt8 9e9eben Der Didter purpe eff
mai s%erufe1t. ST 1T eiu gerliner, alio cine
IOoppelte Merfparoisfeit.
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q merieanifcbe NaOricbten

*6ebtgei doen! Der Clipper"
bGlt beute cine tnprinell9eESermabnlin9 an Die
ISaclSnber, npd ia paS amerifanilde Gidet gu
i~ftitnnten, ia nur bic yNmerifaner" Die 9iedte
pes Sanen8 (fpa beiBen Der StanbeS=
berrn uufredte erbalten fonnen. @r, Der
clipper, babe in einem peutI6en 8latt seleler,
jpoB in ben nddlten 20 Sabren - Wfi(ionen
FDeutI6e beriber fou,nen miirpen unD ia Diele
Ialle 6reeIoiler ~Ieier, 70 nirben tie, penn man
Iibnen ba8 Stinilredt einrdur1e, I'M Stanoe
iein, cine Wense nener 6reiItaaten gu srinoen,
nnp. pann iet bte Slape Sooner ~perlcren Ii. / M.
| DAP III ben nddfen..2Q, Sabren II Wiliruen
lDeutIde frmmen merpen, bat Der yWeder" 9ez
ia9t, - aber er bates r1r inter Der 0prause
lekuns seiast, raB bic peltli6en Eerritorien ber
FSclaperet y err 6lplen tpernen. 9eldiebt
Ibieie8 nidt, 10 merben in ben nd9lten 20 Sab.
zen nidt 3ipStf, lenelrn bDdlten8 6 Olilipnen
IOeutlde ~au8manoern unb piele iperben nur our
na6 Nnlerifa fcmmeu. Oa nun bic
Democratic bel1lrI1en BAT, bic neuen Territorien
Der Sclaperei gu c~rofInel unp lcrtit Der @inz
panberuns 5t peridlieBen, 10 baben Die Stans
oesberren itrb piejenisen @eiBen, ipcl9e bas
|Wcblergeben FER Stdnbe9erren 96ber
ais iar .ei9leS g8p1l ulo na8 Wpbl Der
|@inpanperer, gang reht, penn le fir ben be-
rpfratiIden aanoipateu l%tinnen.
ct. 9cut8r, 20. sunni = Der biefiaeOfe=
~,ublican ntrttmt'in Ieiner %geltri8en g3ummer be-
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