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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-02
AGENTS WANTED.

A active intelligent Agent wanted for this city
aud adjoining country for the sale OF Bartlett's
81 SO Sewing Machine, . new machine just intro
duced. and pronounced to be the best for family
Use ever offered to the public. To an energetic
person with small CAPT al this Is rare chance to
make money. Address, d. J. ROBINSON,
General Agent,
20. Box 2lSI.) Cor. Lake and State sts.,
1ySodlw Chicago, Ill.
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A CixcISKArIAS IN LucK.--We learn that
young Edmeston, Of this city, who, through
the instrumentality OF his attorney, obtained
information which warranted his going to
Englsnd. and claiming = portion Of large
A1tste. &c . lawful heir, has been heard from.
II la0s hs will get Eos 600, or $l25 ,000--
wAi1k will pay hin for his trip across the sea.
s--fUin. 0Asssts. mes
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metropolitan Hotel,

CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
TTHIS large and we'll furnished Hotel, containing
$50 rooms, has recently changed hands-A. l..
Gates retiring aud b. II. Skinner succeeding him.
j w. Mason still remains - Superintendent
Both Mcssrs. skinner and Mason are we'll known
throughout the western country a. gentlemen Of
experience in hotel keeping, and other assurance
is necessary that the Metropolitan will be condust-
ed in manner deserving the patronage OF the pub
lie. Board $3.50 per day.
July13-d3m
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Republican Nominate ons.
nepublican Townshlp convention.

Republican Township convention.
The Republicans of Jackson Township will meet
In vERANDAH HALL, KEOKUK, on SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 9Th, at O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the County Re-
publican Convention, at Charleston, and transact-
ing snch other business rs may be brought before
the Convention.
BY order of the Townsphip Republican Central
Commute. GEO. w. McCRARY,
July 80 1859. Chairman.
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PUBLIC, NOTICE.

| accordance with tho requirements OF City Or
1 dinance No. 9, Section So, hereby give notice
that there has been pr, cured standard set Of
weights and measures fer the use Of the City Of
keokuk.
other persons using weights and measures, or 9TH
er instruments for weighing any article or CON-
modify whatsoever. within the limits Of this city
that the Inspector has been required to examine al
weights and measures and instruments for weigh
ing and measuring within this city, and to az !
suitable stamp or seAl upon the same, as shall be
in conformity with the standard prescribed by the
laws OF this State, under Title XIII, Chapter So
OF the Code Of Iowa.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
july %, 1850. Mayor OF keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-02

The Locofoco papers of Iowa are publish
ing extracts from speech delivered by
Dodge in the United States Senate in favor
of the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
line and the admission Of slaves into all the
Territory Of the United States.
'sIowa is the only free State which never
for . moment gave way to the sWilrnot Pro-
viso." My colleague, g. w. jones' who
never lodges responsibility, or fails to per-
form duty, voted for every one Of the COM
promise measures in all their phases, stages
and conditions, including the Fugitive Slave
Law-the late Senator Sturgeon, Of Penn
sylvania, and ourselves, being the only three
Senators from the entire non -slavehold
section OF the Union, who voted for it,
lSee page IA Of Dodge's speech on the Kan
sas-Nebraska Bill.
Dodge was standing on the floor Of the
Senate, in the midst of his peers, and there,
turning his back upon the men Of the North
OF both parties, he seeks to carry favor with
Southern Senators by boasting that he had
alwsys voted with the min favor of the extern
sion OF slavery; that while the Senators Of
the North of both parties, Whgs and Demo-
Gratis, in their devotion to freedom, sought to
prohibit the extension Of slavery, he, with
only two Northern Senators to back him, had
persistestly betrayed the interests of the
North and misrepresented the sentiments Of
his own section by voting with the slavehold
ers to throw down all the barriers against
slavery extension.
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EDrroK DRowsED.--Mr. Edwards, editor Of
the Marengo Visitor, while endeavorine to
rescue his boy srom drowning in the Iowa
river, wss himself drowned. This unfortu-
nate and most sadly affective event occurred
on the 18th inst. He was Mason and was
buried on the 10Th with the honors Of the or
der. We are told the publication Of the VS.
itor will be continued the friends Of the dc.
ceased and others Offering such assistance as
may be needed to keep the paper in esse.--
TIoWa City Repub.
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In the Constitution being formed for Kan
sas, women are allowed to vote in school
matters. They may vote for school officers,
school taxes, and everything pertaining to
the organization Of the Common Schools,
equally with men. Comforting this much of
the elective franchise upon females is intend :
ed - an experiment.. We believe that fe-
males are allowed to vote in school matters
in Canada and Louisiana.
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LIST OE LETTERS.

SEcTIos 5. And be II further enacted 80 the
Lists of LettArs remaining uncalled fotalh any
Post Office in any city, town or village where :
newspaper 10 printed shall hereafter be publ shed
once only, in tho newspaper which, being issued
weekly oftsnsr, shall have the largest circulA-
tion within range Of delivery q said ofics, q Be
decided by the Post Master Of said Post Once.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
at Keokuk, Iowa, August lst, 1859.
Persons calling for letters will please say adver-
tised. VIM. PATTERSON, p. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-02

GV About ii O'Clock last Saturday night
two men stopped at the Western Hotel and
registered their names as Wilson and Harris.
The next day they wero caught by the sheriff
OF Des Moines county, aided by our police,
and put in the calaboose until night, when
they were taken on the packet for Burling-
ton. They came down here in "a skif, in
which q. 10. of clothing, cloths, gloves, ora
watts, TO-, were found, which were supposed
to have been stolen from store in Burling-
ton on Friday night. The officers think they
have got clue. to recent burglary in
Davenport.
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NEW MAP OF LEE COUNTY.

N1" MAI 0k LEI wv
YsHE subscribers propose publishing, ct IN early
day, complete Sectional and Property Map Of
Lee County, Iowa, on large scale and in the best
style.
1t will embrace all property divisions, with the
names Of the owners, the location Of all the pub
lie buildings, mills. factories, Ac also, the trav-
eled % well - recorded roads, from actual sur
veys now in progress besides streams, divisions Of
prairie and timber, and other natural features Of
the country.
This Map viii DO handsomely co lored and mount
cd and an ornament TO any public or private room,
the hands and IT the disposal OF the subscribers
will we hope, contain rs few errors ~ il possible
in work Of the kind.
We refer to our Maps Of Keokuk and Fort Madi-
specimens Of our work, and solicit for this
enterrrise liberal airport from property holders
and all who feel an interest in the welfare and pro-
gress Of our county.
FOX 4 0TLEY. Civil Engineers.
N. MCCULLOUGH, in,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor.
Keokuk, July l3, ls5o-dAw1m
fine watch Rcpairing.
THE subscriber being obliged to make change
In the WATCH REPAIRINa DEPARTMENT, has se-
cured the services Of competent wo-kmAn--one
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with al work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 20 give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, Jersiry, &C., also the
featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.-Work Of all kinds NOT giving perfect sat-
affection, will be promptly adjusted BY calling on
the subscriber, At No. Rstes House
April 6-dAw SAINT g. BRIDGES.
SAND PAPER.
RI RRAMS Baxter's first quality, numbers o.
OU !, /, 2, 5, and assorted, for sale very low by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
June3 % Main-st.
log BAGS FLOUR received from st. LouiS
i 81 steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
by KELLOGG BIRdE.
jySd
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THx Aunt LErrY.-Capt. Morrison has
succeeded in raising the Aunt Lefty, and has
taken her down to St. Louis to be repaired.
The loss of the early spring trade, which was
commencing probably for the boat, together
with the expense OF the protracted efforts for
raising, and for repairs, make the accident
very serious one for the Captain. He will
run, we understand, from ST. Louis to Ds-
venport, until the fall trade commences, when
we hope he will be remunerated for his heavy
losees
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BRAN AND ShIORTS
ENOR sale 1t the CITY MILLS,
l. Ap4d&w Lsvse.
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telectual it ia rather refined, amiable and
noble-very like the popular pictures Of
| Christ.
| The face and the figure of Eve are in the
highest style Of French art-that 10, highly
colored, striking and brilliant in the extreme,
and rendered all the more SO by contrast with
the darker bronzed hues Of the other figure.
The hair is what poets sometimes call ssun
ny'-all wavy gold, such as We sometimes
see in pictures, but never in real life. This
does not diminish tho charm OF the face,
however, which is the perfection Of lowell
ness in the blonde style OF beauty.
A little to the loft, the serpent, projecting
bis head from tree, is pouring his insidious
venom into the ear Of Eve, which is repre-
sented as visible stream like . slantinr sun
beam-not at all violent conception. how
ever, when taken with the surroundings
Perhaps the folds Of the serpent are a little
too regular, and the limb Of the tree a little
too straight and smooth, but we leave these
MINOR criticisms to those who have y relish
for them.
Without being much Of a oonnoisseur, one
may unhesitatingly pronounce this great
work OF art: great because it embodies q
great idea, and embodies it well it makes
an impression, and the impression intended;
IT has soul and poice, and is not mere
imitation OF nature, marvellous in form and
colorng, but without ideas.
i reserve my Impressions of the second pic
tufe Tor another visit. Hxlxxs.
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United States Express Company.
YHHE U. s. EXPRESS co. having dissolved
i themselves from the American Express Compa-
ny, will continue heretofore, ~ their old stand
in Parsons Building on ID street, to do general
Express businsss between all principal points from
Keokuk, connecting with rssponsihIe lines running
South, through California, Oregon and European
countries.
All orders left ut their Office will be promptly
filled, and goods delivered to any part of the city
FREE or CHARGE.
Express leaves daily, Sundays excepted.
13Telegraphic dispatches received and sent
promptly.
G. II. TEN-EYCK,
July 10, '69-d Agent
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for sale by COLLIERS i ROBERTSON.
jeTd
(ykUBHED, Powdered and Refined White Sugars
~ Coverings Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
Belcher q st. Louis
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jeNd
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wdbtt uno empfins AMI 8. Stunt 1849 ouD Den
Sdnoen oes pamalisen PrdliOenteu SOuS Jtas
pplepn bas Bcrtefeui1e Der 1uSwdrtl9en Nn9es
lesenbeiten. Die 8otiddft oe8 Brd(ioenten
pom 81. Oftober iber bic 8eicBun9 3icn8 rer.
auIaBte iepo6 cine Mtinilterfrili8 uno be Soc,
queUiIe ldieO nit alien uufridtis republitaniid
S%eltnnten Wit8lieoerr aus benz Cabinet. st
.nlbm lcfrrt in ber MISUNDERSTANDING auf
ben 8dnten Der SppcltiOn ieinen Blab Elm.
Im 2. Oe5ember 1851 mar er elmer Der
Oeputirten, Die 9eSen Den StaatStreiA prOtez
~ftrten. @r parO nebit leinen berrcrra9enolten
@OaeSen ein8eferfert, iepC4 balO oarauf ptes
Der i'll 6retbeit 9elebt, Seit Der 3eit 3c9 er
.ltd 9dn3liG in8 YriOatleben 5lrId,
Stir Amerifa bat De Gccqueptle por5t9lth
Snterele mesen ieineS uOrbin errpdbuteu Bu'
Dies Die Democratic in 4merica," cine
Shrilt, Die pielei1t pas Selte it, mas Ie iiber
pie Ser Staaten seidriebeH mcrOen nno Die
ielbIt ieet, troBOem elm Slertellabrbnnpert lelt
lbrem Grldeineu persan9en 1T, nod felneS>De8S
alS peraltet au9eIeben ,perotn bari.
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i Sllegis Sc EOcqmcDile. i

Die lssten eurOpdil9en Oampfer braAten
Die Hadri9t BON Dem Gppe oieles beriibmten
Sdriftteuer8. 8ir entuebnlen Der Stem Oore
fer Staat85eit9. iplgenOe BiCsrapbie p~efIelben /:
AlertS @lerel be SccqueoiIe, Elm llrenfel
BON 0iale8berbe5, mar am 20. Suti 1905 in
3erneuil gebpren. Nadoem er leine Nedts.
ituoien in Yaris ppllenoet bate, maro er ln
Sabre 1926 gum SnltruttiOnSriater in Ser
lallle8 ernlnnt uno rier Sabre Daraui aum ais
ternirenoem 6ihter. SIN Sabre 1881 waro
er nebit letnem 5reun0e 8. q. be Beaumont
oCn Der Ge9ierun9 be1uftraSt, bic Ser. Staa,
ten 81 belu6en, UNI aber Die @efSngniBfplteme
Der peri4iepenen Staaten Beri9te eln3ulenDen.
Die i@Gnlte 6rudt oieier 9teile mar OaS bon
t5m tnl SATIRE 1885 uer0ffentliate 8ud) "La
Democratic en- Amerlque 4" (oie Oencfra
tie in Amerif1.) OaS 1Sert marD nit auBers
crOeatliAen' Veifla aufgeuOnImen. Gober.
@oaaro nannte es cine 6OrtieBuns Der 8erfe
Wtcntesquieu'S @S erlebte 3abaOle Auf[1sen,
warO IN fat ale europiii6en Spra@en iibers
lest unD erbielt Im Sabre 1886 ben Ueontbon
PreIS.
SIN nadlten Slbre maro De TOcqueUiue gum
UtIt9lteOe GER AfaOemle Der 8ilienl4aiten err
DdDlt HHO tH OI9le Ao41 W1lD lhnl elm SiB
in per fran30li6en AtaDemie einserdumt.
Oit leiuer 0feiie nad Nmerlfa bate Die iu4
rieil6e Ibdtiatett TccqueOiae'5 seldlulen uno
er beldafi9te ltd felt Der a3eit auSldlieBli& nit
literarilden Arbeiten
SIN Sabre 1889 plro er in bic Deputtrten=
TANNER sewablt unD 6lieb BIG gum Sabre 1848
Wfit9lIeO perlelben. gr befanD Ith b~ellanblg
auf Der Seite BET Sppo(itiOn. SIN Sanuar
1913 Ia9ie er IN emer geiitreiden 3eDe oas
6eranndben Der 6ebolutiCn roraus unD einen
W1Dnat lpdter bru9 oielelbe aud wirtlih aus,
Dds Oeparteneut ga WtAn&e mdblte ibu
ais leinen Yertleter in Die c0nftltuirenoe Ver>
lamniluug, in oer er lid ourA republttanilde
@eliuuun8 ous5ei6uele, O6rpObl er allen lOcia>
liftiiden BeltrebunBen auf oaS entlHiecenlte
ent5e9enflmpfte. sfea@
0sn @auatgnac e%rnanrte TIN Udbrenb 1yi.
ner fur3en 8erwaltuns gum 8ertretcr grant.
relAs auf ben Brafieler @Cnferen5en iber Die
itdllenllae 6ra8e, bic aber, ME %Defaant, 81
nidts iibrten.
Jtad IeIner OSidtebr in bic Deputirtenfanl.
uler iOaro er IN Die MISUNDERSTANDING ge.
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Der 9. 81. Gcmmifdr 91eeo 1T bon @bina
in 2cneDn an9efommen.
Seeperlu #.
Da8 ameritanilAe S6lff 91ainber 1T an Der
8alte BON Wanita 9eIGeitert; e8 mar naG
San 6ranciscO b%eitimmt ManniGait sersttet.
2ebteS per GsleSrapb nad @almap +:
9iperpOol IS. April, Oa8 franS0lil0e
@'l9waoer 1T nad Dem mittelduOiIhen Weere
uuter Se8el 9e9an8en.
Sn BreuBen itnb mebrere pOlitiiae @efan'
gene in 6reibett seiebt cine Amueltie it inoel'
fen nidt e~rlu lien woroen.
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5000 Wtilitar 3e3en le o%uftieten tam.
10 Snlnr9entenfibyer linp nom arie981eri9t
gum 3coe perurtbellt Doroen.
DEM goniul Oer Ser. Staaten gu 0alpa<
railo, Srn. Sreuitt, bat Die 6e9lerun9 ION @bile
oaS &requatur e~nt6o5eu, neil er bel @elesenbelt
einer an9ecrpneten 8erbaftnabme ron Gbetlnebz
mern an Dem leBten Aufftanoe, iid 9ewalttbdti8
all benz oaulit beauftra8ten YOli5eIbeamten Uer,
9riffen bat. 0ta0 Nueut, mas Bis jeet iiber
Den @Orfa1 betannt 1T, ideint Der @oulul gang
lid i'm llnre6te 9enelen gu Iein.
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geeitere Ma@riaten oes oan,afera
r@ircaffian n"

Der t0nist. BRIT. Daupfer vafrica" mar anu
Mtorset, pes l6. Mpti( pom 2iperpool nab
ReWsD crf abSesansen.
Der SdlranbenOampfer u@eler", Der Oeew.
gOrf am 2. april Uerlahen bate, mar aud IS,
5. in SOutbbanlpton anselan9t.
Or Dampfsr p%straSO", Der al 2 Qpril
BON gtefDs Gj0rt absesansen, mar am IA. D. in
Soutbbarnptcn einsetroffen.
Die leBte @efattnn9 Der pclitil ben 8erbGlt.
nilie GurOpa's Oeutete auf ben auabrut pes
3rteses. Briefe aus paris betrad,ten ben
6risOen ais bcffnun9slos.
assaf aeH @n9lanb. assn
DaS Parlanient miro uu, ben IL. 3. OR. ouf-
selSlt werpen.
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Neuer 8auperein ouf NeosroI1oin

uno 3rar pei 0errn 9tntp B~erebetmer SIN 3;6 E,h-gtor,.s
ftGBe, 8~e8entber BON @rcsRr. Tta,fef. oO S"V'~V"'''"'
YIN obteen', plage BAT It'd dn neuer 8ouSereis .rosniGr,
uno enc &pnptluttSn entw0rten. oe seUi6 ntdts m n1ia fbsn
ltris idb, gsl6t bs Ggnmtttee BEN sttieusb e U nahssn
Sdmfag ben 80. Aprtl I'M 8 upr Ssrlga sn mir. So M" S,S'
Ittum ne Dies wInl@t tb on an btslem 8sre,n ~ SStSstii.
gen, 1T bSFta 4 ~ein8eIaben AZ e~rftetntn. Drei6t, sgit19estr
paben I'D btreits angef6lCffn. BITE nabe an 20J Mntbsaas :" -
n0mmen BADEN. Die prrttlprtfGen Beamten; ' ~
3enrt RDEbmGlIer
@berbarpt MWb[b,
% QeHrt III off.
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Ncmc Mnseieem.

Saniplteao 8auperein So. 2. A'a
Aae Dieieaietn, wel9e euE baben NH BET btefsm u~suasarin.
beten BaupGretn 3u bettGttgen, werben btermtt etnaelaDeu, be
Der beute, DUnntrfae ffattfnbenben DerInntrtIuna Set aDnt.
URIEer, ode non 3amptenbfr. unb Sprtnaff. au srlheinen.
ba tn beter 0srlammluas BITE @pnaiutiOn aur MbRtamune
tcnmen rirb.
MD Sptn8G pros. Setr.
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Bum NcrfnMf.
8dMbUIa

3.SOO,OOO SUB 8au uno Shreinerbcl5,
74iO. 600 Shinbel un0 S1tten gum 8ertanl.
Se,r ieufen bic aufmerffanteit panftltner Runben aIf IN.
ss aruse NieberIaee pDn 6au. uno NubbDlS Sn all II Arten,
HHmantitdten ub @rS6en. mir f6netpen ipei6tanncu Ban
Al. rad Beaenun8, unb itefern denferrd bmen, Tbissn,
Einfaaunaen mnb p~SDeIarbeit ~ 8abrttpretfen. SpreDet ur
N intern 6pAbDfe, 80. Ito 3isbthr. aDerfte, Obsr Ode BON
Sdn22-S
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Weuer 0auperein.

QBtr unterteiGnete beabfdbtt8sn etnfIt ueuen nauplrttu ~
9taneen unb hnb ale Dttttnt8eH ipalbe f@ ~6tnfelben NIT an.
l@ltsBt wOlen, gu etHsr Yeriantmian8 dHt na6ieE 5retma
zen ~. aprtl Ntenbs s ubr bet pm. p. 3anntbGi 70. 81 par.
tti0nar. tOhtHft e~iagela6en.
Us. Du .aL s. Ggrifans s. panlt, VI qBenseI, s.. Sau.
S@Ger, 5: g0ininser, g. 2tOu, $. Sdmtt, s. ltemper
Ter, :; Did. 5: 9Grimanu, & eOB, s @ulmaan, 5.
"#E OQnntbQt, D 8dbrkD .. IA
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0armUnle VauUerein Nio. 5.

Oteler lb neu bii6enbe @erein ntrb nGAaen dreitna BEN
~ @,sr : D a.; S aSsnOs $ aes IN bsr Stag 9aae at paaostf,
ytridutnlnn6 ae6altsn, Uptu te ufefBeibneten Die ,Frftm6e
etnes gut.n Gdus gfretns etaIabed. "
~ Wpdet1- S. Ytter 9trm 5iemets, SIR 20 q len.
sDtts. i 0ansntamp, s 5rteeel, Spbn s psDTsg S "a
S9afsr, : 5nnftLa s s HaDn, Jr Jtt(sfe, So RSt6.
Ell m5aa. 2s0n9, SO SIS, VI Dtsues, ga 9Otmann,
8ranL ID Bar, so Saue s 8pnstf, : Jfran,, !
9Iraa @s @adDIa@. Sac @ppler, e S6dner, 81
S@retper, . 3ammtn, y Q8nti uaebt, + Xppel u
SdeOs, : a9s1rbeim, 6 9ssOib, j di&aU.u, 5 5sa
~ o"' @tRItI. Of
6relbelt, @leidbelt unO WereNtI9feIt
@toB.Suno oes Serb. Sro. Der Tereiniat. g3r.
Ote Ntttslteotr bts @rpB 8anDss, iOwis bic HeprdiCntouter
per Undergraduates UInpe, me ben biermtt boatdUf eInorta.
Pen. tt9 auT oOnneraas ben % April, Ibtn6s s uSrS' II
I Slod Der He91btte 6aue re t aIplrtth su perlammeln am
Dem . 6 ptirteItaprt8s Wrrfammlun8 hattfabet -"
SpbE Betner, g. &tre.
WO ". Wfeereaen 60. Sefr
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1000 DuBenO @icr
BON 5armea tn Ysnafplpanien gum 8erfauf
"a N ~ @hurp. 6 orr unb IN.
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( Ne1teu fraHs. GOsnae, YOrf5 MaOsiras,
nnO &Dein=W sine,
fUebea aud srbGlttn, tpsl&s tiate ~ babea inb bet
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