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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07
Sensible Talk.

a writer in the Nashville Patriot repro
duces the list of grievances against Great
Britain set forth in the Declaration of
Independence, which induced the Col
onics to revolt, and says in reference
thereto:
Now when we see the causes which
led to the Declaration of Independence,
as set forth in that instrument, and con-
trast them with the reasons which South
Carolina has for her present course, all
her complaints against our government
sink into insignifcance--aye, into con-
tempt.
In the Declaration of Independence,
there are some twenty-seven grievances
presented, any one of which is a thousand
fold worse than all the just causes Of
complaint now existing against our gov
ernmcrt. In truth, take the liberty Of
saying that there is no cause of complaint
against the GENERAL Government, and it
is, from this government that South Caro-
lima proposes TO secede, for its intolerable
expressions and wrongs. What injury to
Southern rights or to the stakeholder,
has our government ever done? None
whatever. On the contrary, it may be
Stdlcu WIN culIc tIul1, tHdt every tulilS
the South has ever asked OF the General
government on the subject of slavery,
has been granted. The South asked for
the Missouri Compromise, and it was
granted. The South asked for the de-
feat of the Wilmot Proviso and it was
granted. The South asked for the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise, and it
was granted. And the South asked for
a decision by the Supreme Court of the
United States, in favor of their right to
carry their slaves into the common ter
ritories, and that was granted. And yet
these South Carolina gentlemen inclu-
ding Ex-senator Chestnut, say that they
are sustained in their course, by more
powerful reasons than were our torefath-
crs in the revolution. There is truth in
the position. The only grounds of COM
plant that ! can perceive. is the fact,
that President Buchanan who was elected
by the South, has not enforced the Fu-
gtivc Slave Law. If this is true, it is the
fault OF the man and not of the Constitu-
ton, or the laws made under it. If he
has failed to do his duty-impeach him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07

"AN INTERESTING FAcT."-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Times writes by telegraph; h
1t is an interesting fact that no census
returns have been received from South
Carolina. They have al been withheld.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07

pSy- A man that car be battered is not
necessarily a fool, but YOU can always
make one Of him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07

- - a. Ah'ANh,
Com'tee of the Mass Meeting Columbus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

aADr. Hostssser's Bitssn ars uatysrsAliy No
knowisdgs6to b sure preventive and curs for
Fever md Agss, FAsnlsncy, Hsavinss Of the
Stomach, or any other like affection. Thsir effect
upon the system h most miraculous; thsy give =
healthy tone TO the systsm, remove III norbid mat
ter, and IN fact thoroughly eieanss tho system Of
all impurities. The proprietor, In presenting this
preparation to the public, assarss than that in
single where II has hssn ussd asssrding to the
directions, has II been known W fail, but on the
contrary new virtues have bssa discovered In its.
To those afflicted with my Of tie above ills
the Bitters offered spssdy and certain cure.
Try them.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. ]. WiLxrxsox, BAarLxrr,
KAYE Co., and J. BRApEA.
April 80, '6e-dAw
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Fifty rines.

GAP Grows, Lee Co., ILL.,, March Is, IS4o.
Nh. SLoAH--DeG Sir: take this opportunity
to send you statement concerning Che use OF your
ointm ent, which have tried in several cases and
always With the desired effect. ! had horse thai
Was Alnoa. dead with the Pslievih and hearing Of
your Ointment As Dixon, l went and got box, and
applied II according TO directions. | put 1t on
only four times, and be Is naw sound aud we'll. I
have also used it COW that had the Hollow
Horn 80 bad that she couId not get around without
help. melted the Ointment Asd applied IL 70 the
horns hot - 1t would bear. Five applications
stored her to perfect health. vouh act be with
out your Ointment one year, for City times the
amount that boz costs.
Your obsdisnt servant,
j. N. AORGAN.
See Sloan . advertisement In another column Of
this paper. IaprzSd6t VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03
Aserav Doasn

w ISasx EUK NM. J. 4. coodsisS, WI
arrived from Wsst Point, this morning, that
: dimculty occurred in West Point Township
last Sunday, between young German named
Shsdsls, aged about nineteen, and another
young nan, whose name he could not re-
member, resulting In the death Of the latter,
Who was about twenty-five years Of ags.
The two young men were wrestling play.
fully, when one Of Thorn WAS hurt, and the
scu6ae bsesme an earnest struggle, and Shelf
fele threw The other. They then separated,
and the one who was thrown, gathering
large club made at young Shshsls, who pick
Cd up smaller slab, and they both struck
shout the same time, Ehefsls receiving :
blow On hin shoulder, and striking his snta-
ganist on the temple. There the matter stop
ped. The young man who was struck on the
head did-not complain. His father who Vas
present, asked il he vas hurt, and he replied
"no." No blood was drawn, and the skin
wAs not even broken. The young man then
stsrted TO see his sister, living not more than
svs miles distant, going In wagon with bis
father.
Upon their arrival the young man laid down
on bed, and those present soon noticed .
short breathing, and on going to the bedside,
found that he was nearly gone. He died in
few minutes.
Physicians were sent for from Fort Madi-
sop, who, on their arrival, made post NOR
tom examination, and pronounced his death
the result Of the blow on tho head. The
Oeroner's jury returned verdict accord
insly.
YoaDg Shshels Was arrested, and Was nm
dergoing his trial when Mr.. Goodrich left.
Itwas not generally supposed that be would
BE- held TO bsil, even, - the fatal result Vas
attributed BY most persons to accident, In
performing IN act Of self defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

DAIRY CARR CRY Ovvlcn,
Ksokak. April seth.
FLoUR-superfne, 81 75s Spring wheat, ex-
ira, 81 %, Pan wheat, extra, - - to3s7a
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 50 per 90.
coRN-so-good demand.
EARLEY-spring, k5as4. Fall, 7sasse.
vHEA7.- In good demand. Fall 81 soal s5;
Spring Deal o5.
0ATS--40 To as.
KYE-7os7Sc; in good demand.
PoTAToEs-s5to 40 by the load retail -.
GROcERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, fair 7aasi,
prime sass, clarified leAlsS, crushed and loaf /;
to ia. Molassss--Plantation 4s to Soe, 8. II. 80
ts -, aoldsn Syrup, 80 to $50. CoHes-Rio lss
70 I4i Java 10 to lee. Laguyra, 70 lst. Rice, SAG
9.
e0AP-Palm slc, Family SIC.
CAEDLEs-StAr Is to ~, stssrins ID, Mould
ia summer prssssd.1s
LAKD-Io to le4 retail l14c.
BuTTER--Choice 15 to 70; retail -
HIDEs-Dry Is green, 81 to 81 ; green sheer
psits 40 TO f5cj green hog skins Is.
HAY-Prairie tSi to 81; Timothy and II unga.
riAn, 3IatT4; Baied do. 81 to SO; Retail, tl7
skRDs.-Hungarian Grass. 25a3o Timothy 81
7ste IS; Flax Seed, S0aee.
SUEDRIES-onions,4 oto ~ Eggs, 81 too.
Feathers, zoe TO S5c; White Beans, Toe TO 90.
FRuIT-dreen apples. choice, IS - Per Dbl
Dried apples, i rs TO 30 per bush. Dried peaches
q 80 to 90; Ksisins, - IS TO 3 81.
cHEESE--W. X. II to LII Denmark . TO 10.
PRovISI0NS-Hanss u to 10 Shoulders "a 70 o.
clear sides = TO ~.
BEEF-.ia3c gross; Sc 10 % per quarter.
EHEEP-$s % TO 81 ~ = ksaA.
HOGs.-Dressed, - ~ TO - -.
BALT-G. A, 81 IS 70 ! 4spsr sack; Ksnsw
~. : saA1so par Dbl; Liverpool, $31s per sack
Lake - - y Dbl.
TISH--Macksrci, MOL 80 70 I'll y bbl No
3 SIS to SIS; No. 5 $12to$Is. White, No. Is y
. IS Is D AAlf bbL csA MI tto 80. a.
! 1xcuAxsE.-on New York for currency u POI
ssnt.; FIR gold Der cent. Bt.Loais3 Per cont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

General Debility.
[From the Evening Airror.J At
We advise all who may be Afflicted with Gsnsrsl
Debility, to Try McIean's Strengthening Cordial.
1t Ia certainly valuable remedy; many Of our
friends Asvs tried IL, and they recommend il very
highly u Tonic and Alternative. II Ii vssv
pleasant TO take. Every countiy merchant shouiA
keep supply Of this Cordial on hand. II sails
rapidly, beyond the most sanguine expectations Of
the proprietor.
From the St.. Louis Christisn Advocate.
1t IL very we'll knswn that Ne IRE NOT particular
~ favorable to patent nsdioines. and, - general
thing, sschew the whels 81 tksn With bat little
ceremony, and with thass ssntiAsats W declined
inserting this advertisement until ws knew what
we're the Ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded. This " hare learned, and believing,
rs We do, that the ingreAispts are good. and the
compound judiciously made, Ne recommend 1T ~ .
mixture worthy Of public conA dsnes.
We say to all, try it. See advertisement.
apr10dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03
DAY & BRO,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.

LOS MAU 6fR1nf.............KEOK IOWA.
LAVE Just received choice let Of extra No.
LII Maskeeal. aeossss' Bank Cod6sh. H.-vi.-.ra
Eardines, ditsct from the ssaboard.
Always On hand = large stock Of the vAxioss
grades Or 1ea, LAguira and Rio Coffee N o. and Re.
1ssd Sugars. Maos Ginger Pepper and other spices,
varions branAs of Flour, Dried Fruis Glass, BasA,
Star and TaIlow Candlss, Starch, Choose, Broons,
brushes, Raisins, Pipes, Mats, Nuts, Nails, Vine
gar, Soaps, Wrapping. Paper, Twins, Tabs, Pals,
Batter, Lard. lacks, Gun Caps, Shot, Load, Carpet
Chain, Cotton Yarn, cordags, Candy, Craokers
Letter, Note, and Foolscap Paper; and various 9TH
Or articles usually kept by arossrs, 70 whish We
invite the attention Of purchasers, ~ " oer the
1t the lowest possible figures, Or W will sx-
change any Of the above for Hides, Furs, or such
products - will bssr shipment. Tapr7d1
4 FEW RAILROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK
e Tor sale 1t much less than regular rates. We
guarantee them I'll right.
KELLOGG L BIRGE,
aprl3d 90 Msin.st.
CPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE. A new stock.
- This day received by a4
OGDEN, bROWNELL co.
apr6d 81 Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

CoRsIcsroH.-In giving On account Of the
uit for damages md attachment against the
tsamsr Northsrnsr, before Esq. Davis, ws
Dtatsd that tho msts threw the pistol on -
pount # which the suit was brought, over
board. Thers was no proof Of this. The
nate took tho pistol from tho passenger, nm
rewsd the barrel from the stock, and threw
both on the deck. Afterwards some person
hfsw the handle overheard. Tho entire
value Of the property was about 81 SO. Esq.
Davis dismissed the suit, there being no svi-
ssnoe in court that any one employed on the
boat threw the concern overheard, and IL
lhsre had bean any sneh proof, the 'sqsirs
Donsidsrsd that the boat could mot b made
isble, - the oct was done in row, and ths
lsw making boats liable for injuries TO psr-
ions or property by tho boat or its oiioers Or
srew, providing that sush injuries b "dons
IN connection with the business of said boat.'
FRosr AND PRnxM0.-Nush damage 10
fruit u Hannibal and vicinity i supposed 70
have been done BY frost II il thosght the
Doming crop Of peaches 10 materially INJECTED.
Near Davenport, barley and osts have suf-
lsrsd from resent Pressing Of the ground.
complaints Of draught are also made IN that
vicinity, and the opinion il expressed By the
Davenpors Democrat, that With good ssa-
son Of rain their crops will be large-vith-
ont it, worthless.
WhD BouND. - Eight steamboats, wore
yesterday 1t Montrose, waiting for the wind
TO subside, 20 they could como over tho Rap.
ids. 1a $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

FoE TEN PsAk.--Jossph Patterson, Of the
Pos. OAss, Wn. Simpson, Dsn. Tisdals.
Albert Hins, and Y. <. Hart, left on Tues
lay night, BY way Of 81. Losis, for the Peak.
thsy expect 70 msss and join as 81. Jo., Hen.
lsskisy and family Of this place, james r.
Death and A. Death, wish.thsir families. and
y. Death, from Warsaw, and proceed il
waxsns. They are well equipped, and pre-
pared for Q successful cruise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

IN n. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com-
II. mission Mesahnnt, No. 3 Estes House.
Regular Anction Sales on Tuesday. fhursday
and Saturday mornings; also every evening. Fur
niture sales every Saturday morning.
countrJst 3ab 4Af III aE3Bd I
lust received consignment Of Ans Pocket
" Knives direct from manufacturers, which will
hssold IT private ssle - per cent less than usual
prices. [apI6dl ID. HUMPHREY Ag't.
I HAVE been appoints d SOLE Agent fer thssAlS o.
/ Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
com msscial snd school purposes 10 highly recon
mendsd --sQnAl to the best in the market.
ap16d ~ + aa @ ID. n. HUMPHREY.
4 LARGE invoice Of summer Costs Just opened,
n which will b. sold ct large discount from
cost. Also, lot of Summer Shawls.
April 10, cod ID, F.HuMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

JOHN WILLIAMSON
(successor - y. BreAen,)
NO. 81 MAIN-sT.,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsHEs,
Window Glass and Glassware:
wHnRx nAy Also BE TousB
ALL oTHER ARTICLES NECESSARY To MAKE
A NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK,
READY YoR rHE INSPECTION or
CLOSE BUYERS.
Attention. 10 solicited TO ths
L. O w u IL e IL = !!
Applicability
OILS, PAinsers' Materials, Gc.
| AN naH rscsiH ing. and haze In siors
i White Lead, Collier Co, pare,
do St. Louis, do
do New York No. l,
Linssed Oil,
Tarpentins,
Tanner Oil,
Neatfeot Oil,
Castor do
Olive do
Lard do No. /,
Pure Coal do
Pure Sperm Oil,
Ref. Whale do
Rosin do
All of which offer ~ the lowest rates.
JOHN 7. WILLIAMSON,
April lS-d&wlm 40 81 Main-st.
Just Receives.
GPAULDING'S Prepared Glue, Browns Bron-
- chial Troches, Mt. Eagle Tripeli, Musk and
poone Soap, London and American Honey Soap,
Monster end Prisce Albert Soap, Mrs. s. A. Alien .
Worlds Hair Restorer, Mrs. S. A. Aliens Hair
Dressing or Zylobalsanum, Burnett's Cocaine for
the Hair, Powers Inodorus Ggoerinc, for sale in
JOHN I. WILKINSON,
ApiSaAwln 81 Main-st.
TnAsn = Co.'S Preparaaions.
AvING jsst received large addition 70 my
III former stock, direct from Tilden Co., Of
New Lebanon, N.Y., nov offer varied and CON-
| plcte invoice Of
Sslid and Fluid Medicinal Rxtrscts
| Pharmaceutis Sugar-c ted Pills and Granulss,
Hydrooysuats Of Iron, DO, 10.
The advantages arising from the xss Of the FLUID
EXTRACTS are too we'll known by physicians and
others 70 admit Il comment, having been intro
decsd hsfe asrevA years since, and their superior
qualities thoroughly tested. All the above prepa-
| JOHN T. WILKINSON,
| aplSd1wlm 81 Main-st,
DURE coal OIL, AND LA MPs.-I have
i in store superior quality OF Burning Camel
Coal Oil, and Tampa Of every variety, fitted with
| the PARAeoH BuRHER, tho beat now In uss, and
having supplied myself with EXTRA BuExsRs, am
prepared 70 re6t other Lamps at trihing expense.
Lamps kept burning every evening. Cali and
| examine specimens.
JOHN T. WILKINSON,
j ap16dAwlm SlMain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

DRo VIVID. We understand thai about
aesk on Tuesday evening, while the Kass
DasssIi was laying as Burlington, man who
was standing near her wheel fell into the va
~, passed under the wheel, and was never
peen Afterwards. We cosid not learn his
nsas. He Was pastry cook on the boat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

FOK HOM sks AND CATTLE.
THIS is truly great remedy. Half . - cent
1 bottle of Sloan Instant Relief, given In pint
of warm water, seldom fails to cure horse ct
collie in = few minutes; in extreme cases rspsa4
the dose in Is minutes.
For Bruises. Strains, 6psains. and many other In
turies horses cattle and othsr animals, Sloan's
Instant Relief speedily effects care. Many per
have been astonishsd to witness the mpid cure
effected by the use Of this wonderful mcdisfne.
IA Get Circulars Of Agents.
Sloan's Ointment.
For mildness, safety, certainty and thoruuxhnsa
Sloas 70 Ointment sxeels, sud IL rapidly supssss-
ding all other ointmsnts snd Linimsnts for ~
cure of tn following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, CTAcked Heels,
RiAgbone, Pollsvil, Wind-gals, Csilus, Hpevfn,
sweeney, Pistula, Eoundersd Feet, sand CrAsks,
Scrstchey or 1reasc, Mango and Horse Dis4Smper.
THE CONDITION PO ~ De8
Is com posed principally Of herbs and roots, md
may be given 1T all times and under oil serc1n-
stAnees with perfect safety 1t has been feund, ~
long experience to be highly useful il sbs Of
various diseases to which horses aaa est Tie sab
jeet, Wis: Distemper, Hide .Boand, Loss Of Ape
lite, Inward Strains, Yslio~ Water, InAammatioa
Of the Bye, Fatigue from Hard Exsrcise also Rhsa-
matism, commonly called the GtiG complaint.) -
1t il also q safe and certain remedy for
Coughs aud Colds.
il carries of all gross hamors and viii remove
al inhamatisrand fever, pm lily the blood, loosen
the skin saeaEse the water and strengthen every
pAst ef the body. sa
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
Are sold Wholesale and retail, 1t manafastsFse's
prices, IN Ksokuk, ~ Bartlett, Kaye Co., JOHN
also by all dealers in Medicine in Ill the Western
States. sa5 WALTER b. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor, No. Is vinest, St. Louis, No.
April IS dAw
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CoDoErAsLs usDHR DEPRssuSo Cncux-
FAscsa.-A frisnd informs ~ thss on Tues
10y night hs came across fellow very
hunk, lying directly across the pavement on
NE corner Of Eight and Main. Hello i''
baid our informant. /" Got rather hard bed!"
{ None Of your business, "wss the sort reply,
Psyou don't haveto lie on it.n SECT up from
hsre, or shall take you 80 the salabooss."
F'Pitch in" says tho comfortable individual,
'if you feel able to carry $50 pounds" our
riend dragged the eomforsablo individual
hfound 70 she rear Of = building asd deposited
him on the ground, warning bin against free
hing. Comfortable Individual granblsd q
his in ssrfsrsnes with bic rights, but finally
stsled down on the luxurious conclusion
hat the new bed was better made up, or
POTTER than the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

BoARprKo HousE ON WHxELs.-Ws noticed
Issserday platform car undergoing . pro-
Das which gave IL she appearance Of fat
boat 90 wheels, being fitted up with cabin.
10 designed for boarding and lodging
house for the men 1t work on the K, r.. ID.
y. 1 NJ. r. r. beyond Bentonsport.
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KeOkuk Horticultural Society.
This Socisty holds its regular monthly meeting
on Thursday, May Sd, At y o'clock p. m, st tbs
City Council Room.
Subject for DiscussloD--The cultivation Of Ceis-
ry and Peaches, and the proper treatment Of Ever
blooming Roses. [may7d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

RrvrR Nxws,-The Itasca arrived last even
ing from St. Paul. She reports the river on
stand, and probably, BY this time, falling.
There bad been elk inches rise 81 St. Paul,
md three feet rise had come out Of the S..
proix. The latter rise which viii probably
each here in . day or two, will not raise the
liver mere than "a inch OF two ~ this peins.
There are 81 or 81 inches now on the Rapids,
hnd the river 10 slowly falling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

The ofies of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney II
Law, WILDE nj ths"Daiiy Gate City" Office, for .
few weeks.
feb14dtf
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H., Fl. d. NJ. 4 N. r. r. We understand
that between four and Eve hundred men are
= work on this road, and the number in
ssasing every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

River on astand With thirsy-twe inches water -
The Rapids.
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QUAKER CITY ms. CO. OF PHILs pELPHIA
Capital and Surplus, Jan. J.. ls49,
e304, 361 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

- Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire 1nsuran Contract Policies issued.
OFFlCE-0n Third-st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
w. L. w GOD, Agent.
April, Is, lS6O-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

Par fouI TAxss.--T. II. Allya, Recorder
md Treasurer Of Lee county, can be found,
by those desiring TO pay taxes, =. the County
Recorders ofiss, in the Court House. He
will remain until next W ednssaay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

Having bought the stock, shop fixtures To-, be
longing 70 Mr.. y. A. Duke, i shall be happy to -
cure al his old patrons and 10 this end, shall sel
1t oscss prices than goods Of the same quality caI
be had for elsewhere In the city.
keokuk, March 81, 1860. w. ii. BARRETT.
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Spm @tp @ronSe.

Ne~<SrleanS 81, Mars. 02a6z
rtdtel1 aus 8rown8pile bonn %, beaIooen his
5ipet, @pmpa9nien Strangers, inter 8e}ebl Se8
Sol. 5Bprb ltnb ebenlp 5pet Gcmfaonien Scr
st. @apallerie inter Capt. Stoneman. bef
9IO @ranos paiiirt BADEN, nm Gprtinas in
D{ertcp ait 5ulu4eu, tpelGer (i6 BEN @reuaen
ipleoer 9enabert bat. Die Eruppen ndber}em
ltb Dem 5einpe itber 03aHt uno mad5ten 20
@efot9elte, lpel4e Der Natipnal9arbe allsuae@
9creIt bebaltpteten, unp mirtlid eridien am
radlten Nfpr9en cine merifanii6e &ruppen~
abtbetlung, tpel4e Die @efan9enen 3uritffpr<
0@erte! eS 1Mtellte li4 ieppd Ipdfer berars, bas
= orttnaS tbr SH9rer mar uno nun blrh 3ufoH
@elttalll' 1nlere GrtPpen lagern auf Der inert
tqntldlen Seite pes 6tnlYe8 rber6al6 grcwusz
ptle ullO man Rpffte @Ortinas gum @efanoenen
5u maiden.
! Major 9eiateInaan Bat spei GOlnpaonier
artilerte alS Sertdrfang abgeluu0t, man err
ipartet inoeB am NiD @runpe 5000 Monn bDr
Der Bortet Der Stride (??.
@en. gareta lpa Die Nnerifauer erIu6t baz
ben, 1tad Wfericp 5u %fpnllnen.
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SIM unterbaule erflSrte am ~. 9prb 01uIeQ
aui cine entlpredenbe SnterpeGatipn, paB cine
lansmierige Correspondents NIT Oeeapel 9efii6rt
morpen lei iber bic BON ben @eItlna6ten et1<
Observation-Disclosures unO baB er le in Dem MIDI
Itelt Gosen ~pcrle9en merpe.
Sim Is. legte 2crO 9tuiea oeut llnterbauIe
pcitere GOrrelpcupeu3en III 8etreff Der italiez
niiden 6ra9e por unp erlduterte Die Saltung
pes @abinets 9~e9eniber Der italienil9en unO
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9iernlg ftet8 ibre Spppltipn 9e9en ben Blan
Der 4mterQtipn Sapphep8 all 6ranfreid an
ben Gag 9ele9t babe tlp baB Die 9te9iernng
iid bet ibrer italienil6en 8olitif itur Don benz
8unlde leiten lalIe, Stqlielr ben 6riepen SIT
Ginioe MitelieOer Der OpppttiDu, pOrlnter
.Di8raeii, riisten pie 8olitit Der 9te9ierung uno
bpben berpDr, OaB 8rahtreid 4auptlddli9 ba~
purd4 in leilrem auleratirnSplare beitdrtt NOR
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