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SPIRIr or THE NOR MING PRESS.

The Union discusses the interminable Kan
sas question this morning, and argues that the
organic act of 1854 was of itself an enabling
act-that its fundamental object after creating
the new Territory and setting in motion its ma
chinery of government, was to invest its in
habitants, through their legal, constitutional
representatives, with all the powers necessary
TO bringing it ultimately, at the proper period
of maturity. into the Union as a State-with-
out the further agency of Congress, exerted
either through an g enabling act - or any other
measure Of legislation-nay, further, that the
object was, not merely to confer this and all
germane powers upon the people and authorities
OF the Territory, but to transfer them away out
OF the hands of Congress
The L'teiligencey, in reference to the Union S
citation lately of Daniel Webster's exposition
OF the neutrality laws, playfully hopes that its
neighbors Of the Union will prosecute their
studies still further by the light of distinguished
founders of the whig faith.
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DIVISION AMONG THE MoRMoNs-The Leav-
enworth City Ledger of the 18th inst, says that
three young men Henry Baker, James Smith and
Alexander Francis arrived there on Thursday af-
ternoon, the 9TH, direct from Fort Brdger. They
came the whole distance, twelve hundred miles,
on foot, and accomplished the whole in forty five
days They report that the day they left six Nor
mons came into camp, and reported that the
Mormons were in a state of civil war, Brigham
Young and about enc half desiring to marc b
against the troops, the other half being in favor
of the troops coming into Salt Lake and establish
ing military government there, and overthrow
Ing the present powers that be.
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III The cradle Is woman's ballot box. Yes,
and some Of them deposit In IL two ballots at
once. Now, isn't that illegal.
III The two sons Of Patrick Henry are about
to erect a monument over his grave at Red Hill,
in Charlotte county, Va, which has had not even
a headstone to mark IL.
III The amount Of effort made to propagate
Spiritualism may he in a measure inferred from
the circumstance that list of twenty-five" lee
iurers and thirty-thee trance speakers are adver-
tised in the New England spiritualist.
III II is understood that dozen or mo e gen
tlemen-meinbc. Of the last Legislature
now in Albany seeking for situations as doc .
keepers, janitors, and other mental positions in
the gin OF the officers Of the two houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-21

SRLDEN, WITHERs Co.'s DEBT TO VIRGINIA
5. 5. Baxter, Esq. ha. recently made a report to
the Virginia Board OF Public Works on the claim
of the Commonwealth against Selden, Withers
Co, for the sale Of State bonds. The de bt due
the State is put at s5s5.5ll 50. Mr.. Baxter emu
merdtes The various amounts which he thinL 4
can he collected Of the firm, and credits them.
leaving sum totally unprovided for of e252-
Sill 50.
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OYSTERS AND CARRIAGKs-From statistical
information recently gathered In this city, from
the Patent Office, Washington, we find that there
were manufactured In this city, during the wear
just past, 7,2o5 carriages, valued at 81 6I3 i5O
most Of them sold at the South and West Dur.
ing the same period 9O6 600 bushels Of oyste :.
valued at 1924 500, have been disposed of by
those In the trade In this town. 1t will be seen.
therefore, that the carriage and the oyster bust.
nrsses are among the most important 10 our city
CNstr H1r,u R,PiSf,y
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IL The plan of a mounted police force in
New York, has been reported by a Committee of
the Police Commissioners. 1t is to provide
horses for twenty-four men and two sergesnts,
properly equipped. The object seems to be TO
enable the police to have more prompt commu-
nicaton with distant parts of the city
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evidence Of the proprietY Of the confirmation

evidence OF the propriety Of the conhrmation
of the nominations in question, those courts
have been worse than useless to the public in
terest, and their cost to the national treasury
an enormous waste of public money.
For the life of US we cannot see how the Sen
ate, as pressed as that body is with great pub
lie questions of absorbing interest, can do any
good by practically essayins to sit as sort of
court-of-inquity upon the action Of the courts
martial mentioned above, as they would be dc.
ing practically in pothering themselves, under
existing circumstances, with efforts to re-inves-
tigate the cases of these officers, SO thoroughly
probed to the bottom by the late courts, and
subsequently by the President, (ere confirming
the findings of the courts,) the latter assisted
by the advice Of the Secretary Of the Navy of
course.
The PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE Army
The bill reported to-day by Senator Davis 10
increase the army, which comes up for consid-
Grafton in the Senate on Monday next, provides
for adding to each regiment Of dragons, cav
atty, infantry and mounted rifemen, two full
companies; also, for increasing the number of
privates in each company of the whole army
serving in the field or at distant frontier posts,
not to exceed ninety.six men also, for the ad-
| dition of fifteen assistant surgeons to the pres
ent medical staff Of the army. The last section
of the said bill is in the following words:
s'Sec. 4. And be IT further enacted, That here
after regular promotions to vacancies occurring
in the regimental grades of commissioned Off
GERS of the United States army shall be by regi.
ments or corps instead of by arms of service nd
as now regulated and provided in certain cases ;"
The CONsULsHIPs.-Quite number of the
| avalanche of strangers now crowdiDg the hotels
| Of Washington are interested in the disposition
Of various Consulships not yet filed with new
incumbents. 1t being understood that large
number of such nominations are now before
| the Senate, such gentlemen are in state of
| trepidatiOn, for the President has fairly man.
aged to keep from the knowledge of the gu,d
RnacS the names he has sent in
APPoINTNENT.-The Secretary of the Treas
ury has appointed Albert Blandell, ESQ, Su-
| perintendent of Construction for the new Gus
tom-house at Portsmouth, N. H., vice Jno NJ.
| Weare.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock a. m
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II The National Register, published in this
city by VIM. +. Mclean, and edited by L. A
Bargy, is on the plan of Niles's Register, aud
may be considered as a continuation of that val
liable work, containing important public docu-
ments, &c, for reference
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Proceedings of To- daY.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Johnson, Of Ten
nessee, reported back from the Public Lands
Committee the Homestead bill, which was made
the special order for Monday, February sth
MIR. Davis reported back from the Military AT
fairs Committee bill to increase the army of the
United States; made special order for IL \ O'Clock
on Monday next.
A number of private bills were also reported
and appropriately disposed of.
At the conclusion of the morning hour Mr.
DoolittleS joint re solutinn, to present Commo-
dore Paulding with a gold medal, was taken up,
and as the stars report went TO press that gentle
man was delivering d speech on the flIibuster
question.
In THE HousE, Mr.. Gooch, member elect from
the Seventh district of Massach usetts, was quail
flied and took his seat.
Mr.. Kunkel of PENNSYLVANIA asked TO he ex
cused from serving on a special committee to ex.
anime into the truth Of the allegation that 81 O
was expended corruPtly to compass the tariff bill
Mr.. Durfes objected and argued to show that
the gentleman should not be excused
After some discussion, Mr.. ID. withdrew his
objection; and the excuse was granted
Mr.. Purviance asked to be excused from serv-
ing on the Committee to Examine the Accounts
of the Doorkeeper Of the last House of Repre-
sentatives; excused.
Various bills, resolutions, &c, were reported
and appropriately disposed of. In the course of
these proceedings
MIR. 6. Jones reported from the WAYS and
Medns Coniiiluee, the annual loitlncatlon appro-
priation bill also, the annual naval appropria-
ton bill also. bill making appropriations for
certain civil expenses.
Also, a bill making appropriation for leyisla.
tive and judicial expenses
Mr. Phelps, from same committee, reported a
bill to supply deficiency in the appropriation for
printing, &c, for the Thirty-third and Thirty.
fourth Congress.
Mr. +. explained that the deficiency oil account
Of the paper alone on which the printing ordered
by Congress was done, is about $780,
All of the above bills were referred TO the Com.
mittee Of the w hole on the state Of the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-21

IL VIM. T. Rowlenson, late postmaster at
Easton, Md, proposes to start a newspaper, Gin
dependent of all sects, parties and denomina-
lions, under the title of the ssLittle Giantu
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ID From the agent, Mr.. A. c. Pecor, we have
part iii. of the ''Indian Empire Illustra' ed -
This number contains table of d istances be-
tween different places in British India.
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H WASHINGTON, JANUARY, 1855.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE GOV
ERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
Bankers, aud residents generally of the west end of
the city, the
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINT.
ING TELEGRAPH COMPANY
tave opened an
OFFTC E IN WIZARDS HOTEL,
Whence messages will he transmitted DIRECT "a
baltimore. PHI adelphIa and New York. ard
from those ties, in conneX ION with the d. isrent
House and Morse Telegraph Lines, to Wheel
ing, Plttsbur,, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nash
vile. Memphis and New Orleans:
Albany. Buffalo Cleveland, Columbus, noiapapo-
las, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee and II
Louis;
Toronto. Hamilton, Montreal. Quebec;
Providence, Boston. Portland, Bangor, Halifax.
st. johns. and all intermediate points in the
United States and British Provinces.
,FFICEs:
National Hotel. entrance from 9Th street.
Wizards Hotel, entrance from the vestIbule.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty-fifth Congress-First Session,

In THE SENATE, yesterday, shortly after our re-
port closed, Mr.. Hale resumed his speech, which
was commenced day before yesterday-the pend
ing question being TO refer so much Of the Presi-
dents message as refers to Kansas A fairs to the
Committee on Territories.
After he concluded, Mr.. Harlan obtained the
floor and the further consideration of the subject
was postponed until Monday next.
iNTHE HOUSE, among other business transact
ed after We left the Hall yesterday morning, Mr..
Davis, OF Mass, introduced bill for the ascer-
tainment OF the satisfaction of claims of American
citizens for spoliations committed by the French
prior TO the LIST of July, ISul
On motion Of Mr.. ]. Clancy Jones, Of Pa, the
House then went iuto Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union mt Bocock in the chair.
aud resumed the consideration of the President
annual message, the pending question being on
the reference Of certain portions Of II to the stand
Ing committees
After considerable discussion, resolutions pro-
viding for its reference were prepared.
The Committee then rose and reported the res
olutions to the House, and they were agreed to:
among them being one (amended) referring so
much of the niesrage relates to the constrric-
tion of a railroad to the Pacific to d select COM
mittee Of fifteen by vote Of yeas 49, nays 60.
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REDUCING sToCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.

REDCClNG STOCk-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN III. SMOOT,
No. 1l9 Bridge street. Georgefocn, ID. c.,
wishing 10 reduce his stock ow as poe slbe by the
lst of March, will sell ON the date every descrip
tiOn OF WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
cash
Fancy Coored Dress Silks,
Printed NousIne DeaInes,
Merlno, Plaids and Popins,
French Merinos,
Shaws, Scarfs,
Cloeks, &C..
vii be sod at VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. PIOmpt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to ist instant he tenders his grateful &C
know Judgements and will be under many
to all rho have not TO do SO hy cash their
earliest convenience.
Jan n J, III. SHOOT.
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ID Advertisements should be sent in by
IL o'clock m; otherwise they may not ap-
pear until the next day.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

AVERY IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENT
1t is understood that the War Department is
about to despatch Lieutenant General Scott to
the Pacific Coast, for the purpose of organizing
a force to operate against the Mormons from
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WANTED-Bv a competent. Young Woman.
w situation as Child's Nurse or Chamhermaid.
Best of reference. Address ChambermaId at thus
of o.. ian N eogs
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EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
~ ES, Personal "reminiscences of the Public
Men OF the United States. &c, &c.; by Hon. q. N.
Smith. formerly United States senator from Indi-
ana, one large octave volume of $40 pages fine y
printed with portrait oft author; price 500, or
post free by mail s2.50.
Sold for the publishers by
ian 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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WANTED.-ASI SITUATION as Nurse or Chan
w bermald, by a middle aged White Woman.
Call at No. 3D. n street. Jan ~ ST.
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THE RENoMINATED.-It is understood that
more or less of the naval officers recently re-
nominated to the Senate by the Preside n still
hang by the eyelids" before that body. This
is sincerely to be regretted. The proprety of
their prompt restoration to the service, in the
positions to which they were severally assigned
by the courts martial scrutinizing their res pee
tive cases, strikes US as being most obvious 1t
is utterly out of the power of the Senate or it's
Naval Committee to give their cases any such
thorough investigation as they received at the
hands Of the late courts Of naval experts If,
under existing circumstances, their recommen-
dations are not to be regarded as prima Jaeis
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
"A alton as Cook Washing and Iroang. Call AZ
No. 20 second street, between ID and Virginia
nue.. Island. M
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WANTS.

SITUATION wANTED-By a Young woman
~ a. Chamberma'd or Waitress. 10 assl.t Ir
between lah and I3ls streets, next door to the Mo
tropUlis Stable ian 2l ot-
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WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT

MOTT E.-The public herebv cautioned
l against negotiating two BONDS of the State of
California Nos y and 49, for $50 each, pSvable IN
ls75, as the same have miscarre transmission per
mail on the 18th instan' from New York TO Wash-
lhCton, ID. G.. Application will he made for a new
issue.
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Neuc @uarcn -!
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gnstitr Il .forepaugt,

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Mdnnfactur= II. Mobeipaaren,
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farbt9 unc bunt;
frau;6i. uno en9l. Delatnes> einfarbia
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la mode;
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betpiaisen tutr einen anseme0enen Nabatt, 70 ba6
bielelbe1 NIT uns @9rttt balte,1 tSnnen. 49,
99ir bitten 1bas ,9eebrte publifum, unS {,ineu
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0cutf0e Suut
JIG eQer & Wi((ius. ST lmi(

JIG eDer & Wi((ius, st Qou(.
Dielslte umfabt nett alleu in cas @artiad
''"'e'assnosn eele"eers Icl9snoe 3weiee:
Me91el ouf Deutidlonp>
,om'e arfalle 9auptplats Jrantreids, Der Suwsi,
unc rts SnlanoeS mercta tets in teliebiseu ys-
fra9sn uEo Su ben 9ilnlis(ten Seoitsunseu atae=
9ebsn.
Die N%u5;abluu9 ypn @elceu
~ '99ene ett1em Steiis Isutlblaues UNI Der
S9~f!d te'd'afen mir, i,eem mir BEN @sesnmsr,
eff hel ans e1nyfSablitil Setrlye Zen Gmrf1u-
germ. leltlil III etn tntlcatuiisu Srtiaaiteu, fcaeu.
lre' ms 9aus lfnesn lalIfn uno fSunsn lulcrr
1u1tra99ener c1e @mpfan9stsi beiuisuusen ibrtr
Jreunne lpGter bel uns cutaeoeunebmeu ,Serner
bclpr9en mir bic
Ginsiebuno Won 0elcern
IN gurrpa unr wercen bic ra3u sr1rrcsrlie,eu
Yapiere, ol9:,
8DumaGten>
Observation-Disclosures, Ipoteulheiud &c. Yrn
uns ausSeTertlSt une csren WIltiAfett Yerturet.
@u9 hslrrBen mir Die con- lulorijbe 8ealaibiaula
lpltsr 0pfumente. =
Ya11aGelhetne
sur treisn Uabrt ilttr Brcmcn mad, Seem, glprf.
Baltimore potr Nsm-S rleoue perabtplaeu mir AZ
i%eitssmaben Yreilen. Srlde Sdeire baten uur
1lr Die III h~rniclbcn t%rnannte Werlon Wultisfct
unc tpn'lsn Iipt ppn o~crlclben r~erfauIt uper iiber~
tra9sn weroea. Wirc eer Shsin pcn BET tcref-
tsMcen YerlM nitt bsnust, IL ltatten mir benz
millIpn> suriid. w.
Wtr per9iiten ;3tnleu auf @elcer,
bic auf b%eltin1nate 3eit tci uns bepouirt iI,to, tter~
nebnten bic Sele9un9 yen @apitalisn III @r,nb.
e'9entbum potr sesen Satercl1en s1uf
Gr1te bypptbetariiGe SiGerbeit;
lauren unp DsrFauien S1olr unr Silbsr, bel o.. en-
ote G'naisbuna Sen @ettieln unh Mcten in ireene
elaem Sbeilt Der 9ereinieten Staatsn nnb aablen
bic b09lte YrGmie fir
Me@iel auf Nem<yorf, 81. Qcui6 ,c.
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Sflanerei 1T ni9t nur feline @ince> ion:
bern etn @e9en @ptte6. Der Seller
Gibraltar itebt ntdt IL felt> wie cas- @tla:
penIDltem - unp bic Welt mus piel'
81 1un 8 accepttren.
NQerptn9s> penn Der Supen bic @el
pdre; bod bic freten Staaten> gang gu:
rppa ertlart fid 9e9en rte Sflaperet uni
- ie mag mod LANCE fortbefeben ; nut
nt9t unter Dem Treibett6banner Der Union
5err Douglas puroe uns nurd
Elm en9liide6 8latt in etnem 1euen 2i61
oar9efte1t> ndmli9: al6 StlaDenbe e.
|1iBer i'm Staate 2puiiana. Nun, poa
1T cine @i9eni9aft, bic ben SIpen mil
tbm rer i6bnen mag unb Der Nproen ? uni
bic heutl1en Demofraten im Norpen unc
i'm Weiten? Sum- Die bleiben 11b eben
conf eQlent unb rufen Hurrah for Doug
las and Democracy!
Trei6ett.-Sn Marylanp murpe
Elm farbil6er Metbopttcn prepi9er CUR
3u9tbaus traf + Yerurtbeit> neil man bel
tbm Elm Gremplar DON Uncle Toms
Cabin Sprsefunten bat.
pfut! iiber eu9> Sbr oemofratiiden
Desp pten. S9dmen lo0tet jbr eu9 Dor
benz &atl er Ypn &ublanp; Die Teper loltt
eu@ Dor S1am aus Der 5anb fallen,
wenn Sbr Don europdi1der De6potie
idreibt. Die 3un9e 1pute eu@ jepe6mal
ben Dienl # DER a9en> 10 pft Sbr oas Wort
Tretbett auslpreden molt. Cure Ipz
rannei if we(tbetannt. SIR mI9t I'M
merbin Sflopen ma9en, Stlooen pertal1z
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pplttt11en 0erbrehen" CD in
Mnwenoun9 brin9en; nur briiitet eu9
nidt nit Tret1eit! Wenn ma aber
@urppaer> menn man Deutl9e in bie1em
Qonpe, in cen freten Staaten, Die 8eptenz
tenrole Der @flaoenoli9ardie, aus Dumm>
beit coer S@le&tisfeit> ipielen iiebt wenn
man ie lber Gariten lbimpfen b1rt, penn
lie> als Sournoliten> ben &ail er .. Brantz
rei9> ben &aiier Don Sciterrei9, ben S.
Mig BON preuben nit @9impf bel uceln
itebt, ronn mSdte man aus Gntriil flung
gum 9enfer lol9er &erle nerpen unc ibre
oemotrotii&en &Spie oeipiebt al5 &9anoz
pfabl aufpfanaen> fir ben roppelten Trs>
Del, ben ile an Der Mpnardie eben IL mic
an Der &epublif pcriiben.
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DteueberlanpYpft z&oute.-
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erudbnt elmer @eriammlun9> pel9e CUR
@erberrlidun9 pteies 9roborti9en Inter
nebmens in Gan Grancisco tottsefunoen.
Sebr notwithstanding miro e6 pabin
fpmmen, paB bic Gentralre9ierun9 an all
len poftz@ tationen Militdrppiten anlesen
unp binfibro feline @pntrafte mebr fir
Sef4reerun9 Der Ycft 3ur @ee abialteBen
miro. Den,na9 ptrb audi bolp Iber bic
Gbenen cine Tele9rapben : 2inie erri@tet
wercen. p"
Gin Reiiencer> ber am 10, @eptember
Mewzyprt perla0en Bate 1T - na@pem
er 1id bret Sage in ct. 2outs aufsebalz
ten - am 10. Sftober in Gan Branci6ep
an9efommen.: :3wii9en SEEM : yorf unp
Gan Trancisco betru9 Der 9an3e Mufentz
boltr nur 5 Stunpen, am &ep &iner, pp
man auf bic 81 eroe warten mubte. Spnit
9in9 e6 Sag unp Na9t fort, bic fur;e
3eit ces u%mipannen6 au69encmmen. -
Die @ntfernuns Smii@en ben e%rtpdbnten
beiren aroBen Stloten betrdet 1928 Mleiz
len. Das fir cine lol9e Sour cine sdbe
2eibesbel@afenbeit erforoert miro, ldbt
li9 wpbl penfen uno inceB mir cicleS erz
wdbnen> Aeeenfen mir unierer ei9enen
3abt9teit int Sabre 1885, als mir cine
dbnli6e Gpur> :betls ;u pferp, tbetls gu
Wa9en> pbne &eit unp Stub BON @pnl tam
ttnppel aa& Bien iurud 9ele9t butten.
Die Statipnen ouf ter ueberlanpzH pute
I11o an IS Nleilen Don etnanner entfernt
unp bic &utider wedieln ale ledsis
Stunoen. Man bcft wenn Mles nplz
lenpet fem tpirb> bic &eile BON ct. 2ouiS
aus in a@tSebn Gaeen MADDEN gu fBnnen.
Sn Der @uite henust man Maultbiere
lunf pierpe,
Der amerttanilae 1nternebmunoseeiit
1T meltbefannt. &aum mar e8 befonnt
seroroen> oab cine Yoitperbinbuns iber
bic Gbenen (Plains) beldlo0en iei> 70 paz
rem idpn 105 @asen, NIT @aoren belaz
pen> nab Salt Gate @ity unterrpees. Sci
1ol&en 9robarttaen innern @erbe0 erunsen
miro bic @ultur bolo ouf Gaulenpe BON
Meilen bin iiber bis jeBt unmirtbtare
@in6cen perpfan;t fem unp BEL Der riez
ienbaften Gnt~tdeluns BET Der toloialen
@ebietserweiteruns Der Union, miro es
ronn nt&t nur nt&t iu far9ten lein> pob
Die Union itd trenne> ionpern IS miro Die
9rennuns ip9or CUR pplitiiden unp Stpno<
mii@en Nptbwenpi9feit wercen, pamtt Der
tunse &ieie auf ietnen Gbpnflben nidt
unter Der 2oit ieiner S6wertraft ;uiam<
merbre@e. Dte 8efreiung Der StloYen
in ben iupltden Staaten ii por Der @ano
mebr 5Ypctbeie uberipannter 2beoretiter,
ais @abri@einlt@fett ; bod bic Mnneraz
ttcn Don Cuba, Central Mmerifa an einen
iuol{&en 8uno 1detnt> .uns peni9z
aens> BON Dem @elese Der Mo%tbmenpteteit,
pom Der Gnereie pes menl9lt9en @et}tes
unp ben tlimatti@en @erbaltnt0en bepinet
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