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IMMIGRATIoN.
The nows Il the introduction Of Mr. GRor's
Homestead Bill was received throughout Ger
many, By the people, with many manifestations
OF joy. While it, fate was doubtful. extensive
preparations for removal to the United Suites
were made Tho passage Of the measure
through the house Of Representatives Wa
shonght to DO an earnest OF 'ts enactment bs
the SENATE and, IN consequence, the Fever @
emigration spread Lar, and wide. Had the
bill become Law, the Summer would not have
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