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CAT The Washington Un,o n in an article
on Gov. llammond's speech, speaks Of the
great excitement az to whether X ansas should
or should not be a slave state, SAYS:
After oil, there were no slaves in Kansas
and no real question about slavery. No
body there wanted it, or thought tho coun-
try adapted TO its labor. Gov. Hammond
now saws the extension Of slavery over the
public Territories is impossible; that il il I
power which cannot be welded in that way.
We have often said the same thing in reply
to the assertions OF the abolitionists, that
the "slave oligarchyt' were preparing to
conquer all the public territories to slavery.
Gov. Hammond in this respect is right. He
might have referred to Kansas in proof OF
the truthfulness of his positions. With oil
the effort. appeals. public and private con-
trihusions, the "save oligarohy'' never SCI
cured three hundred slaves in Kansas. Was
that the way TO conquer the territories Was
that the way to dam up the tides OF emigra.
ton which we're flowing on from the crowd.
ed populations Of Europe and the Northern
States? The truth is, there never was any
real question about slavery In the territories
SO lar as federal affairs are concerned, and
there never ought to have been any dispute
hAtween tho North ard TIC South cr this SRI,
ject.
We leave these assertions for tho present
without other comment thsn that, as coming
from the Union, some of them are very OK.
traordinary.
Death or Mad me Ida Pfietfer.
We learn by the Vanderbilt that this lady
known all over the world AS the great femal
Traveller, recently died in Vienna. She wa
perhaps the most wonderful woman OF tn
/ age, for she had travelled more than any O
/ the celebrated men OF the Middle Ages. d
indeed of the present, for she had not onl,
visited the continents Of Europe, Africa ant
Asia, but America and the Polynesia; sh
had trayersed over 10000 miles by water
and $4,000 by land. In appearance she wa
slight, and rather under the middle size; he
complexion was somewhat darkened BY or
posure 70 weather and the heat Of climate
in which she had travelled.
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Insure Your Merchan dtsc. stores
and DwcIiinysY
Policies OF Insurance issued ut the lowest
rates, at this Agency, In prompt
paying Companies.
IA lTFokD YIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500 200.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
WM. W BELkNAP, rent,
Novl-dlm Second-st. !, near Main.
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TER DRs MoIrEs VALLEY WIG - published
every Monday at this eGiee. is one of he oldest
papers in Iowa, and has very large and ineroas-
Ing circulation throughout the nef Noines Val.
ley Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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1'aos. CoRwrs

The statement we gave was condensed
from an article in the Lafayette Journal, 10
which the editor seemed to DO speaking OF
what he had knowledge, and said that he vi
oiated No confidence in making the fac.
Known lrin. Gax
Our statement was made upon the author
ity OF an ex- member Of Congress, of this
State, who professei to be fully acquainted
with the faets. His name is AT the service OF
any one who has right 70 demand lila
fayette Jour.
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New Volume, New Dress, aad New
club Terms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-25
Moore's Rural New-Yorker.
rngLEADiso Axp LARGEST CIRCULATED
Literary AMI Family Journal
VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

TnR RURAL NEW .ioakER Ia widely and favor
ably known in the East and West, North and south
as the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
Family Newspaper of the Age, that We omit all
explosives in announcing the Tenth Volume. Suf-
hce II to say that effort expense will be spared
Best Journal Of its ciass--rendering IL, emphati-
Anll hcS tAnanrd
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% DJL. Bh00Ns on consignment and for sale
Oc by CLE5H0RN, TAYLOR Co.
naY{y.,
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DgArH or A VENERABLE LADY Mrs Susan
MeGlung, relict of Hon. Vim. McClung, and
mother Of John A. McClung, and the celebrs-
ted Col. McClung, Of Mississippi, died in
Maysville, KY, on the "a inst. She was the
daughter Of Col. Thomas Marshall. OF ravo.
lutinnary memory, and sister al the dstin.
guished John Marshall, Chief Justice Of the
United States.
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AfNDRlEN.
NUTME3s, TApIocA, MACE, CLOVES,
~ Pearl Sage, Hecksr's Farina,
Cinnamon, Corn Starch.
hlspiee, Pearl Starch,
BLACK Pepper, Pearl Barley,
Cayenn Pepper, Bakers Goa,
Ginger, Table Salt in boxes,
Mustard, Soda and bAlAratns,
Pepper sauce, swsst Oil,
Tomato Ketchup, sArdincs,
Lemon Etract, Oys,ers
vanilla Extract, Fresh Peaches,
Ned currsnt jelly, Fresh Strawberries,
Cranberry jelly, Ounce Jelly,
Preston a Merrii's Yeast Powder
Durke's Yeast Powder
New England Yeast Cake.
Agent for Dixie's Worcester Sauce
nosld6p GOLFERS A ROBERTSON
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RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.

"ExcELsIoR'' its glorious Motto, and "Progress
and improvement" its liudabic Objects, tho Rural
eontinuouiy sEeeis in MKh,r and reports decided
PROGRESS ia Circulation and Usefulness. As an
Agricultural, horticultural, Literary, Family and
News Paper, cembined, 1t has long been unrivslsd.
Not MoSTHLY Of twelve issues YEARLY but q
Large and Beautiful WEEKLY which etp braces
in OWE = greater number Of Useful and Timely
Topics than fgvsRAL ordinary Journals, ---TnK
RURAL 10, par eresiieare,
Tho Paper for she People ana the
T4mesl
The Tenth Volume will DO Printed and Ilustra-
ted in superior style, while its Contents will vic
with it, improved appearance. All who desire .
paper which ignores trash, humbug and deception,
and earnestly seeks 10 promote the Best Interests
and Home Happineas of It's myriad of readers in
both tawn ana country invited TO try the Model
Farni and Flrcs,de journal.
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
The "RuraI New Yorker, IL published Week ly,
each NUMBER comprising Eight Double Quarto
Pages. An Index. Title Page, &c, given at the
close OF each volume.
TERMS--iE ApvAscK--Two Dollars Year:
Three Copies for s. SIX and free to the club
agent for SO Ten, and one free, for Sl5; sixteen
and one free, for $22 Twenty, and one free, for
$40 Thirty Two, and two free, for $40, or 80 for
$37.50l, and any greater number at same rate
only 81 70 per copy with an extra copy for every
Ten Subscribers over Thirtyl Club papers cent 10
different cstofhces, if desired. Az We prepay
Americas postage, sl.s7 Is the lowest club rates
for Canada.
~ how il the time to Subscribe and form Clubs
for the New Year and Volume. Specimen Numbers,
Show Bills Prospectuscs, de-, cheerfuily
by fnaii or otherwise, at our expcRse,) to all dis
posed 60 lend portion Of iunncnce in behalf Of
the RURAL and tn Objects. Address
-. ID. r.. MOORE,
Nov25dAw Rochester, N. \.
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ksakuk. MT. PIcasnns i muscasine
90
= = I 7 5 q = y,
WINTER AIR AnG n mENT.
CHANGE OF TIMEi
To take effect on Wednesday, Nov. "a, 1858.
J.,k0M and after tho above dale ard until fur
j Their notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
Ksokuk ms follows,
.fin3 tMaiI Train leaves Ksokua daily tsun.
days excepted,l at 1890 o'clock a. III.
second Accommodate long Train leaves keokuk
daily Sundays excepted at 3:3O o'clock y, m.
First Accommodation Train leaves Montrose
daily at O'clock d. IN.
Second MALL Train leaves Montrose daily fSun.
days exceptsd) Mt 5:ia o'clock %. IN.
Forming, in con nect On with the Western stage
Company, daily line to Burlington, NAL inx sure
connections with trains for Chicago aud Mt. Pleas.
ant.
Passengers Tor Burlington and points East and
West, will take the 7:3u M. train, ma Ing sure
connections NJ above.
b. w. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
j. r. TswksbuRY, Ticket Agent. Main.st.
0. II. BREwKa, Freight Agent, Office At Packet
Depot. fnov24dAw
SAGE.
500 LBS. FRESH SAGE for sale Wholesale or
OUU retaiIby BARTLETT, KAYE CO.,
Druggists, Main.st., bet. 9TH 4 9th.
n0yI3dJN2tw
GLYCEnINE,
% LBS. Prices genuine Glycerine for sale by
~ BARTLETT, KAYE d CO.
ArBERHuEs.
IN BBLs. receid this morning and for sale by
y noy.sd KELLOGG BIRdE.
MAITBy's OYSTERS.
w Eshsil rec Give on Tuesday night 13d inst.
:, Large lot of these choice Oysters, express
~ for Thanksgiving Day. all OF whicl We viii, N
usual, warrant to be fresh and to have some two
dozen more In can than any other brand now
sold In tbi. market. Consumers please make
note Of this fact. KELLOGG 4 BIkGE,
noy1sd f4s Msin-st.
PEHfuMERYi pEMEuMEMYlI
T HAVE Just received fresh supply Of X. Be-
ans choicest preparations.
nov23d No. lsl Main-st.
A EuLL Of Extracts for tie Toiic.--soaps. po
"A mades, Philocomes, shaving Crsams, etc, for
sale by S. Il. VoWELI
nov I'D No. Isl Msin-st.
rom CHAPPED HANDS.
ALlN's Glycerine and camphor Soap for sale
nossssd 3 B. y No. 81 Main,
POSE Lif BoLbs-A very superior article, for
~ sale BY 5. b. VOWEL,
nov2Sd No ISL MINI,
SAGEi SAGE 81 sA1E!il for sale BY
~ +. II. VOWkLf4
novZdd No. Isl Main st
WINTER GOODS.
hUkES ROOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
- welil filled with all kinds Of goods in hi line
for the season.
ovcrshoes In quality, price and extent OF variety
aec,dediy the beat stock in the city. They must BE-
sold.
siippers--Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies Ladies, 6entlcmea, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and canpaigned,
with gum or leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
maud and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition Ia the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
is Agent Tor two Of the best Sewing Machines ex.
Weeds Patent and J. M. Singer A Co. 's~of
whtch ne Keeps specimena constantly hand.--
SINGERS Family sewing Machines arc now sold for
$2o. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes or Sew.
Ing Machines, will End this Just the place to get
them. Remember itis 10 trouble to show goods
or Machines at the "Bia BOOT" Store, NO IS
Main-st., kcokuk, Iowa.
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ID. =. HI HRGY,
A UCTI0N and Commission Merchant. No. II
"A Main-st., keokus, Iowa.
viii sell this ev ming M nv sale room, with
out reserve, an invoice of Clothing. Cloths, Dry
foods, Buck Gloves aud Mite, Notions, Jewelry,
&C., DC. TERMS CASH.
Nov. Ig-d
Irustesss safe.
DtBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that On Tues
1 day, the 29th day II December, 4. ID. 1853, !
shall sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, lot four
az In block thiItyeght 1881, 81 the City Of Keo-
kak, Lee county Iowa. said sale will take place
between the hours of two o'clock ard four
O'Clock p. m Of said day, in trent Of my Office, on
the corner VI Main and second streets In said city
and viii be made by virtue of Deed Of Trust
from Horace III, Ayres and wife 10 me, 10 secure a
debt to Hoskinr. Heiskill Co.. due The lat day II
September last, for 1886 81, and deed win be-
made TO the purchaser
sAM'L +. MILLER,
Nov. IS, is5s.nvl9did Trustee
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SHOCKING BurcHRRY.--A letter from Salt
Lake City to the New York Times has the
following account Of terrible affair:
A letter has been received at Camp Floyd
from gentleman in Los Angelos, CAL, de-
failing tragedy which was enacted between
twelve deserters from the army OF Utah, who
had succeeded, by Mormon assistance in
reaching California. Three Of them, led BY
. man named Burns, who had been trumpet
Or in the Tenth Infantry, murdered the other
nine for the sake OF their money. Burns
then proceeded, at night, to cut the throats
OF his two aecompliees. one he killed. The
other survived, obtained assistance, and gave
evidence which led to the arrest OF Burns,
who 10 now in confinement at Los Angelos.
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Kcokuk Hraneh ~ the state mauk
Ot lows.

kc0kuk Branch 81 the ksalO Asauk
'IsHIS Bank Is nos open for the transaction Of q
L General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
city, IN the day VI payment, at the lowest current
exchange.
Smith Hamili, SsmrF Miller,
John O. Floyd, =. w. Cieghorn.
j G. Ramsay, j. M. Billings,
c-Gsrbsr. b. u. Moody, J. n. shelley.
SAALE. AILLxR, President.
W. McMIELkx, Cashier.
keokuk, Nov. ., .tS-Asm
kEOkUK FEMALE aEMaNAxr.
sINiiIh Institution will commence its second sss-
sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
q IT. sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary, elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
senting large part Of the Christian community.
desfrs by the united and Operative efforts Of the
friends Of education 10 establish gradually such
~ institution ~ our city Yequircs.
The Principal Of the institution IL Rev C. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or to the Secretary OF the
Board, applications for tho admission of pupils
may be made.
The charges far tuition will be t8 and ts In the
ordinary English studies, with q small additional
sum far incidental cxpenses. For Latin French.
dsrn.an, de-, extra charges will be made.
IT is desirable that persons designing 70 become
pupils be present punc.uaiiy on the first Il the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Henry STRONG, Sec'y.
keokuk, Nov. d, l9bS-d
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fTMr. Everett 10 already under way again
with bio Washington Grafton. His earnings
with that production ere already above $780,
OOO.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
poLiclEs Of Insurance issued At the lowest
l. rates in the following reliable first class COM
panies.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoRx
This is the safest and most reliable Life InsuraHce
Company in the world, with accumulated
Fund Of over eb,0OO,OoO
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
OF PRovIDEscE, FL.
Capital Si5O,OOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPRfSGPIELD, MAS.
Capital $50 ZOO.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEoRlA, I'LL.
Capital 600 200 90.
-
Those desiring Insurance will do well to call o,
the Agency ofhoe of G, K. DlMOND,
novisdim Main-st., over oeden's Book Store
r. r.. LOMAx,
AttoS 81 Law,
"IL practice regular ly in the District Court
w Of the United states 1t Burlington, In thu
Court Of this State.
Ofics on Second-st.. hrst door over the Bank inr
House Of W. Thompson 1 Co.
noyl6d6m
CHEAPER THAN DAHLlGH
KEROSENE OIL!
/ HERKBY inform the public thst have asso.
= c,ated myself with J. Bradcn, 1t Drug Store
Nos. ~ and al Main-st,, Keokuk, Iowa, 70 which
places have removed my stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found full supply 1t all
times. The rapidly increasing sale Of this Oil
rants the assertion that il Is the cheapest, safest
and most pleasant burning OIL now known. War;
ranted cost OF burning not than cent per
hour, and warranted not 70 explode, and to give
satisfaction in all eases.
Call and examine for yourselves, II the Drug
Stores Of j. Bradeu, Nos. 81 and 2i2 Main-street,
Keoknk, Iowa. II. g. MERRILL.
Nov. DIV
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SWINE ON THEIR MuscLgs. They had pig
fight in Cincinnati last week, which was Wit
messed by two or three hundred persons, and
was conducted in 30 spirited . manner ~ to
excite universal admiration. They fought
like two brave pigs, long and we'll, and had
evidently been trained in the school OF por-
cine pugilists, for they had mind, skiil, pluck,
and bottom. One was christened Morrissey
and the other Heenan, and after fighting ore
than m hour, Morrissey bowed his tail, thus
acknowl lodging himself vanouished.
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GT-Ina jolly company, each one was to
ask question. II it was answered, the pro
poser paid forfeit, or If he could not an
swer it himself, he paid forfeit. Pats
question was:
"How does she little ground squirrel dig
his hole without showing any dirt about the
entrance ?''
When they all gave il up, Pat said
"Sure do you see he begins az the other
end OF the hole"
One Of the rest exclaimed:
'But how did he get there 70
"Ah," said Pat, .thas's your question,
can you answer it yourseif?"
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xxx Quincy Flour.
A LARGE supply Of this web known brand Of
n Flour always on hand st
noylld GOLFERS 4 ROBERTs0N,s.
SIAR and TallJw Csndies---b0 boxcs On hand and
~ fer sale by CoLLIERs a. ROBERTSON.
nevila
GoAP --26 boxes Hill Co.'S German SOAP for
~ sale by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
novIId
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ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
OF PRovIDEscE, RI
Capital ESQ, 900 90.
PEORIA MARINE , FIRE INSURANCE co
PEoRiA, I'LL.
Capital 900, 200 90.

Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call at
the Agency Office of G. K. DiMOND,
noviSdim Main-st., over 0gden's Book Store,
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The Freeman's Journal, the organ Of
the Roman Catholic Democracy, has lost ali
eonadencs in President Buchanan. and "a.
CARDS him as an sold Federalist 10 his henr,,s
core"
Il will be rather difficult, we think. "a e..
tAblish satisfactory difference between az
old Fedsralist and a modern Democrat
Chief Justice fancy was an old Federalls
and 10 modern Democrat, and the author o
that bred SCOTT decision which now consli
tutss the real platform Of the Democracy.
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beincliden STANDARDIZATION unter @llIer.
Die Wirtbi4aft p3lr Nrde gepab" bat lebr
9elltten. HITTER ben unter QSalier Itebenpen
GtablilienlentS perpen ferner 9enannt Die
9rcBen Giienwerte BON 8ef, Niiber 6 60.
griose & 0foB, 9rcBe Tcunprp +; Die srcBe
Oampffelleliabrif am 6u6e Der WpattaltraBe !;
{. Us. Vatdin & @r., 9roBe Yroputtenbano.
lung AM SuBe Der @arrlraBe bic SrOnNtcuns
tain TcunorD II. ID.
Stew Sflean8. Die SoIfnuns~ber
g. s. bentl6en Big, OaB lidl Die 3ultin be bier
beflern ~fperceu, mill li9 leioer nidt erfiiaen.
0aSjelbe 8latt 6eridtet inter benz IL. B..
Der Sider1eits5uitanp .u~nierer -StaOt Der
1hllmt1ert lt9t mierer 3niegen6B.. .'tSn oergb bat
mar bic petionliAe Siderbeit 4srDDBer, 'dfS Se>
9enwirtts, alS NOD bic Dtanuer lt4 bewafnet
.SSegeniiber %itanoen. SIS ]iubb in ben feBten ga.
gen, nanteutll4 all ben Nbenoent, tpieper cine
gan5e Heibe bon ben Srutalttdten ullo inSroe
rIten Itl9rtfsn Der Ebn9s 8eIdeben, wie piea
ielben ieit 'lal9er 3eit in gten>O rleans sc,
berridt baben. @anSe '8anbett Don @1l9enp0-
9el9eftttern 1affen ilh tuiaseltSrt in ben Stra
Ben ieben ullo beldltisen RE rubialteantt 8ar9er.
+ "Das Publifum lift IN Der Grwartuns bitter
setduibt '%Dcrbeti, bic eS BON Der %berrltsenoea
Seb0rpe beste, spaB tie Die peri0nlibe Siders
belt beg 8ar9ers sarantite. D9luf Dem ,Blpier
1T bieS tpobl 9eldebeu, aber baS 1T aud N0e8.
Die Etu9s fino ipierer 9etreh Der Stapt. 5.Sa
SsrtpaltlnSS8 ln9ele8eabsitsn mag bic OronunS
tpleoer bergeltellt ietn,, pas bllit aber Dem Slr.
ger t,idt, +" Der ale Stanoen oet Oolb uho bic
Pilfple fitr9ta1 nuB. Wlr iebett bic petod4z
tighten @elthter nit ben YrliSlten ftatprniliren,
llno be9e9ren icSqr iolAen @elelen bes NbenoS
atS '8esteiter Der 8atdmdnner, ipcbet ! ena6
after W1nter toben uno Drpbnnge11' mad dIen
Soften ausltoBen. 8ir lnno SepiiB iiter5eu8t
paB Die Weirtter BEL. anetitamlAeI Yartet ip@
tet ns3uitauo Der DffentltAsnt S(9erbett 70 gut
lpteQ mir beDauern, 'paB lts erfaunent rag bies
mod 10 fctt 3ebt, aber' e5 fdaSt an tlar 81 pers
oett oaB lelbtt behtt' beiten Wylen pie . BORDEN
Der Stapt ni9t I'M Staitbe ffthp Bic lHtedteu
@lentetlte, ia mi. tSnnep e8 ia5eai oelt s~fasphrf
Der @eleaihait, Der gu ibtet @rbeban9 als berri
id,enbe 8artei nit bei5etraSel1 BAT, ltb ppm
1alie gu ri4alftt1.o. ~. Ole Cue Defta lla3k paB
oieie' @eieaen' ben Dtagor8 aiermlnn balb pet,
senladt baben,,t 3lapyegrpen lie litat aud piel,
leiGt Wttapocl Stttb bdl6l petriift1 mdGet.S Sa
Der SGbat;;7 Sttb miro 'Beirl Auttitt fetne5 lus
ties cine Sercllle8arbsit ba6st, ben AuSt15ltaa
- - o. F~SSS"H| stattkfahrtr fgu ftrrt.t. ma ~
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liens, benn er ielbf lfelte banialS I'M unoari.
iden Neidstage ben Nntrag, Der Sltreidilden
8eSieruus 10000 Munn 9ilistruppen nad
Stalien gu bepiQioeu. @benlc sleidsaltis mar
ibn baS Sdidial rec Sioilapen, bic er bon iiA
Etie6, fiat nit ibnen einen freien Staatenbunb
ms 2eben gu rufen.
Sierna9 besebt man 9eraoe fetn 8erbreden,
wenn man &ciiutb ben vSerratb Der 6reibeitss
befrebnnsen cer Gl4erfeien", i'm eiuse6iloeter
Sutereiie uusarns, 5utraut.-DaB &o1utb
Se5iebnnScn gu Stu & B unterbalts, b :
b~auptete Der SrunpebrliAe Gusldnoer Da,
rpi0 nrqu9art ldoa ppr Sabren. @r idrieb al,
ben oamals in Imerita befinpliGen Soliutb I'M.
term IA. 6ebr. 1852: sd CLAUDE. pab sic
pon benz Yetersburser Cabinet aus birett selea,
tet rcercen. lgs 1T cober unmSaliA, Yoliticnen
bon ulebr einSewnr5elter 6einOldait 5u baben,
alS ste unp i'd. a. p ~. ]'sfa5 g,,a.a- W
,s@t68e $cllutb, fold idiperen 8erbadtssriin.
ZEN SeSenibsr, snnli4 isih perradAtisesa Sdpeiz
gen bre4en eEfhs,2 -
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Ssrtatet ar ben q al ttmprsaD eder.a
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