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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-28
ExEk A. tSaNEt a NCE.
Misc gouri State Mutual


FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE C0MPARY,
0FsT. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
s.Mocune, =. II Eagell, c.s .aresly,
Z. Wym2n, q. la Peck, B.W. Alexander.
James Smith, Al. %. pemeroy II. y. Page
Il .n.ELLioIT, Scc'y. s. m. EDaELI, ,pres't
FoExFRA-uAzAapous RISKS TAKEN.
E.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscoals A.BHIDRMAN. hg't, Kookuk.
New Hooks
ENCYCLOPEDIA of Religious Knowledge.
~ Mvnbeith Biographies.
Gould Erown's Grammar of English Grammar.
do Grammar Improved.
do First Lanes oi English Grommar.
Andrews Latin English lie xicon
Crittenden's Counting House Edition ~ ncok-
keeping.
Splits 4 surrencs French Dictionary.
Blank Drafts, Notes, sc.
Sectional Maps of Iowa, Illinois and M Missouri.
For Sale by
Nj. W. wEsTCoTT,
dtcl4-d Mains near 4sh.
Envelopes: EnvclspesI
DORTE-FOLIO, Ofhcial .Consnlar, Legal Invoice,
l Bank, Document, Pack ct Poet, Comnercia q
Post, Bali Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, Cad, and Drug Envelopes cf all sty los
and prices. just received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL co.'s
City Book Store 81. Main st.
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UNSURPASSED
Ill AIR TO MIC.

NJ Il call the attention of the bald and gray
w tosED. CAHuS' HAIk TONIC. Ibis nm
squaied preparation, which turns gray harto its
original color, gives the bald berutifni head of
hair, removes tao dandruh and itoaing from the
scalp, Mud causes natural moisture TO dow from
the scalp, provided II II used as hair drsss-s
ing-it will prevent 1t from becoming prem Atursy
Iy grey ard coming cut. Those who love TO gnxs
upon beautiful heal Of hair should not b altA
out 1T. Thousands testify ifs great cfits, bat
We have no room to insert their nAnss.
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fHE LATEST NEWS
TIE L 4 G r A PHO.
The south Careifsn Convention


CHAITsIoN, Dec aS.-The President Of tn.
Convention read q communication from Governor
Perry, Of Florida He ssys. In scknowled ri NJ
the compliment OF being invited 70 seat on the
floor, that he had never been honored with a seat
with those smarting under wrongs by the leaders
Of a perverted Government, and who have with a
unanimitY unparalleled, broken the link with a
gagged iu . high and lsudsbie aim-.y, act to add
the high and holy purpose Of deyisins Govern
ment which shall ofsrthe greatest liberty conisi
emit with the libertiesof the people.
sssufe you, gentlemen, the gallant little State
Florida viii fellow your lead !" etc
Mr.. Msnigsuh offered a resolution instruc ting
che Governor 20 make forthwith all prepare lions
witch NAV be needed 20 assert, oy force, the
right and jurisdiction Of South Csrolina In Its
territories; which wB lost.
Mr.. Finley offered q resolution that copies OF
the ordinance Of secession adopted BY the Con-
vention. with the declaration 81 the Immediate
causes whicl induced ard justify The secession OF
South Carolina from the Federal Union and the
address Of the people Of South Carolina, be trans
United by the Governor Of the State TO the Gov
ton Of their respective Legislatures OF conventions
where conventions Of the people have been called
In any OF the slaveholding states.
After debate, Mr.. Grgg offered an AMENDING Mt,
which Mr. Manlgault accepted, that copies Of the
ordinance Of secession be sent to all Of the States
and 10 the slave holding States, In addition the
address TO the people OF the tlnve-holding Statt,
and the declaration Of the causes for secession.
The resolution was adopted after Intellectual e.
forts further 90 amend 10.
The committee on the relations with the slave
holding States Of North America reported two
resolutions
l. To appoint commissioners 90 each Of the
slavehelding States which may assemble In con-
vention. TO lay the ordinance before them and 70
invite their cooperation in Southern Confed-
eracy.
2 That the commissioners also submit the pres
ent Federal Constitution al the basis for provt-
sional government for such states as shall have
withdrawn from the Federal Government, and
that the commissioners invite the STATES % meet In
convention for forming permanent government.
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Excit.meu, NJ Pitt,burs

FIrIsBuRS, Penn, Dec. u Intense excl's-
ment exists here to-day, In consequence Of Its be
ing made public that United States Qusrtermsster
Taliafero Svss negotiating for the shipme nj from
the Alleg haney Arsenal Of IS guns 10 Newport.
near Galveston Island, Texas, and forty-siA more
To Ship Island, near Balite, at the mouth OF tae
Mississippi river-the apparent object being tn
strip the Allegheny Arsenal, and place the guns
where the secessionists could get them.
The guns ten inch Columbians, ana carry
thirty two Founders.
Leading Democrats telegrsphed 10 Washington
10 have the orders countermanded, saying that The
people would not allow the guns TO be moved
A call 10 In circulation, addressed 10 the Mayor,
TO convene meeting Of the citizens TO take action
in the matter. The call 10 signed by prominent
citizens Of all parties. The feeling against al
lowing a gun to be removed Sonth 10 almost unen
imous.
The meeting Of citizens will be held al the Du-
quesne depot on Wednesday
The report prevails this evening that muskets
shells balls and cavalry accouterments have al
ready been shipped Tor the South
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HaLuAx, Dec. 26.-The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool, Dec. Is, via Queenstown on the
18th, has arrived here.
Cotton The estimated sales on Saturday were
Is 600 bales; the marketwas nrm. Breadstufs -
wheat advancing tendency. Flour dull. Fro
visions dull. Consols 92I ex-dividend.
dispatch from st. Petersburg says that the
Allies and Chinese have concluded a peace, ana
that the Emperor had returned 10 Pekin.
The reported assassination Of Garioaldi arose
from the attempted murder Of Col. Dunn, Of the
Sicilian army.
Tfhe ,stest mail advices from China say that tho
chief shS.e of the spos at Peki fell 90 the French
in sacking tne Emperor's summer PAIGE, bot the
treasure taken fTom thence would be equally d.
vided between the French ana bngasn SoWs
of The nrivates sod their <hsres for 30 coo francs
The Canada passed the Al, ga and Arabla going
up the channel on the 10th.
The Canada has S4SO, 900 in specie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Asthma Though this disease has baffled the
skill, and been pronounced by eminent medIca mon
as irremodiable. The numerous certificates datly
reosived by Dr. Holloway, direct relutatlon
10 such ill-founded and faacious conclusions.
Coughs, Colds and Asthma IN all Its ramihcatOns
of bronchial affections, diseases of the chest, thT oat
O., have been cured their worst stag by these
eXpectorant and laxative remedies. sold by all
Druggists, at 25c., go. and 81 per box or pot.
de Is lw
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PRoPosAI.s Fox 9kr EtlRtEE5IrlNe A COURT
House AND POST OFFICE AT PhlLA-
TREASURY DrraRrMEsr, December 2 To-

TREASURY DEFARTMEST, DeoemOer 4 lB9.
SEALKD PROPOSALS will received at this De-
pa tmrnt until the 20 day OF February, A. 1881,
a. L O'clock At moons, for the constrgstion Of the
Ing to the plans and specifications prepared a. this
TSese proposals. must he for the whole work: hut
as eh portis IF he work and the amount there
must be separately stated ~ the bud; the respeo
and ths tdt 'G amount stated the
serving tho right TO reject accept the proposals
h ss Ss Tsd ss %
Department also reserves the night 90 exclude the
cause q q 6s5ess 8 on not t, the
tracts, or which they have s'tempted % obtain ey
Ia interest who do join in the bids and al bids
that. upon investigation, are below fair rrioe Tor
No contract will be awarded to bidders until de-
tails are furnished the Department Of the prices Of
shall be subject 70 the revision ofthe Department.
that the gross bio shall be utah sPpor'Ioned
upon the whole work TO guide the Department IN
Ninety per cent of the amount Of work done ana
tss1d AMOUNT 10 be .scertaInea Sy n. estim.ts Of
an agent ofthe Department appointed for that PuL-
progresses and tee per srt retal ned until the com
Plet,on q the contract and acceptance Of he work
O.. by the agent aforesaid, and be forfeited IN the
| event Of non ful6mcnt Of contract
Contracts wiz be AWARDED ONLY 20 master h",,a
cept by consent of tie ecretary OF the Treasury,
Each proposal must be sccoGpspied b, writ n
Efsrrnt lspsd e ,;,s s3.,s.
or Attorney of the taid dtstriot.D In the sum OF
S2anoO, that the bidder will. when required Il hts
proposal b. accepted, enter into q contract and
bond. with proper and sufficient securities for Its
| ia thful performances.
| Plans, specifications and working drawings can
be examined alter forty days, AMI other iuforme-
| ton obtained on application to the DEPARTMENT.
| The proposals must be sent 20 this Department.
addressed To the Secretary Of the Treasury. teH-
dorsed Proposals. for tks Philadelphia Cost Hosse
1 and Post Qfce,"l and will be opened ~ O'Clock
p. IN OF the last day named for receiving the same.
| tend. PHILIP p. THOMAS,
| de "a 6OdStav Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Eecessian I'm TeIal.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-Governor Houston
convenes the Te1us Legislature In an extra session
to be held on the 2lst Of January to consider tie
crisis. -
In a Convention Of the people, on the 18th O.
November, the secession feeling was In the as-
.,s
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THE THIRD "WEDNESDAY OF EVERY

Dr. SCHENCk, OF PhllsdeIphla, hndt 70 lmPos
sibte to visit Washington every week. and has
made Arrangements 20 positively be IN the city ths
third "Wednesday Of every month.
He has q suit of rooms at the AvenHe House.
where patients oan obtain advice free. He only
charges when y IL necessary 10 make thor uEh
=. b. Waite In agent for Schenok's PulmooIo
syrup, price 81 per bottle for the Of Cough
Tonic, price 81 per bott for DyspsPss Schenct' .
Mandrake Priis, price Is cents Der box, fo' Liver
es. DIR. Schenck would be grstefu % those who
have been CURED by his remedies az they would
leave their certificates OF cure with =. b. WAITE,
corner Sevt nth st. and La av. de ISM
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1851 SUBSCRIBE 1851
SHlLLINGTON'S NEWSPAPER
AND
MAGAZINE AGENCY,
Odeon Bmlding. corner ~ st. and Pa. OF

The place in thls city to subscribe to any Of the
folio ing works is at ths old well known, and
tensive Book, Newspaper, and Periodical Store,
Odeon Building, corner ~ st and Pa. avenue.
New York and Philade phia Daily Papers deliv
e-ed Immediately on this arrival OF the train every
eveninR.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-Hon. Henry NJ Ful
Ter, Px-member Of Congress from the Honesdale
District died this morning. in this city, Of iyphus
fever, aged 30. He was the defeated candidate IN
the second district last October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

FIRE IN GRoReETowa.-On Monday evening
about sundown q small frame stable In the rear OF
Mr.. A. ID. Shekells' residence, on High street,
caught fire and was entirely consumed. Thsre
was no alarm, and the engines were not out. We
have not learned how the IRE originated, but sup
pose II was the WORK Of an incendisry. szss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

NKw YORK Dec. IS Flour and wheat firm
and quiet. Corn and provisions quiet. Whisky
nominal at lSkc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

LARcBNY.-Jas. Shields, (col'd) was arrested
by policeman Ross for the larceny of a cart, sad
harness maker. He was taken before Justice
Dom, and held to bail for his appearance at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Monday afternoon James
Welsh was tried on charge Of assault aud bat
terry on his father, Thomas Welsh, and, convicted,
was sentenced to paw fine of 50 cents.
Peter Brooks (celored) was tried and convicted
of an assault and battery on Richard Thomas
(also colored) He was sentenced to one week.
confinement in the county jail, and hne of 81
cents.
William Johnson convicted of grand larceny
few days ago, was sentenced to two years In the
penitentiary.
To day, VIM Brown was placed on trial fol
an assault and battery upon John r Dennis
The case was pending when our reporter left the
Court
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MARRIED.

Robey, Mr.. ETHAN p. VAUX, If Buffalo, N.
Y, TO Miss MARGARET GASklNS, OF the for
meI place
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OFFICERS ELEcTKD-At the annual election Of
Federal Lodge No. /. held last night, the follow
ing officers were elected g Alfred Hall, w. Nj !;
r. b Donaldson, 3. w; 8. Y. McNair, J. w !;
Josiah Essex, Treas J. F. 1. McClery, Sec; F.
Housam, Tiler.
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THE SUPERB PIANO used at the opera on Monday
night, and which filed Wizards Hallwith IL
full pure notes, was ''Steinway," from the estab
lishment Of our neighbor, W g. Metzerott.
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WEEKLY PAPERS.
New York Ledger, the great Family Paper 81 90
Harper's Weekly. ---.--.--..--.. 81
WIlkes's SPint-..SS 90 Heme Journal 2 90
The Century. .....2 81 American I'm 2 90
New York Weekly. oO Waverly Magazine. 5 90
N York Mercury. 2 90 Novelette,
Flag OF our Union. % Tue Flag. ..-..-..2 90
Literary Companion. irish American 80. 50
Vanity FaIT. Irish News 90
seisrfsa American Z o. sfirit Of the Times s 90
" Y. Weekly Herd 8 O0i Scottish Journal =. 2 50
4" Tribune. 90 Freeman's Journal. 8 90
:" Times. 1880 q oOi Dollar Newspaper. Il 20
London News Brother Jonathan. L 90
London Punch. 6 &C New York Clipper. 2 90
PorieI's Spirit 3 u Boston Pilot 50
Saturday Post - 2 col v. Y. Illust'd News 3 o.
Family Journal. 2 o. Household Journal. L 50
MAGAZINES.
Harper's Magazine. IS OO HOrticutuIist 80 %
Godey's Ladys Book 40 All the Y ear ound 8 90
Arthur's Home Mag 2 o. London Art Journal 8 90
Atlantic Monthly o. once Week $500. 6 90
Chess Monthly - 60 London Lanost, .--- 90
lie Bon Ton Fash. s co Hunts Merch. Mag. ; 90
Ladies' Nat Mag. >. 2 co Thompsos's Rep 90
Kniokerbocker Mag. s. oOi Eclectic Maya zine s. o.
Frank LesIe's Mag 8 OAi Blackwood's Mag. s 90
Swing Age lweekly Dc 20 'WestmInsteT Rev. s o.
Chambers' Journal 2 90 North British Rev ) 90
Bsllor,s Do Month. CO. Ediuburg Revisv 90
Schoolf slow L col Foreign Quar-. RevS %
Any of the above, or any Msxaziue or Newspaper
published. will be sent regu ary by nal, deliv
cred IL any part of the city day Of publication.
Now IL the time to subscribe. new year and ne "
VOLUMES just commencing. send your orders, with
sHILLINGTON,S Bookstore,
Corner Four-snd q half st and Pa az.
| iUAny two of the above Msgs zines " III be far
nished one year for IS. de rs, VASE
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ROBBERY or A SroRE.-About twelve O'Clock
m, yesterday, some person or persons broke into
the grocery store Of Mr.. VIM. X. McChesney, in
had been len there by tie proprietor, who, shortly
previous had left the store to take ride in the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

THERE Is NOTHING like good eating and drink
ing; and after that, a fine Havana. These you can
have in excellent style and at very moderate cost
at Emrich's Restaurant corner Of Eleventh stree,
and Pennsylvania avenue. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

In LUcK-On Monday last, among the presents
given to purchasers at Evans Gift Bookstore were
two gold watches, one worth S65, and one $40;
and silver watch worth SIS; the first by gen.
tleman residing on Tenth street near the avenue,
tue second by Mr.. Hughes, Of Loudon, Va and
the last by a lady. A fine gold chain, worth $40,
was also drawn by Mrs. Crillan, Of Bladensburg.
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ARREST FOR lNCEsDIARIsM. Yesterday morn
ing w. l.. King was taken before Justice Clark,
at the guardhouse. upon a charge Of setting fire
to a house situated in the alley between Twelfth
and Thirteenth and E and streets, In the Second
Ward. watchman Hudson alleged that the pris-
oner had been suspected before, and upon this oc-
casion he was closely watched by the witness,
who saw him take out the matches and set fire to
the house. King was committed 70 Jail for court
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FIRES AND ALARM Yesterday afternoon, all
alarm of fire was given In the western part of the
Second Ward, which brought out the tremen. II
soon cal ned that serious of alarm
existed. About Q O'Clock last night, some mali
cious person set fire to a small brick stable occu
pied by Mr.. Smith, heckman, In the alley wss
of Fifteenth street and north of Pennsylvania
avenue. The coaches and horses were got on
safely, and most of the food and other contents Of
the stable. BY hard work with buckets the hr'
was prevented from spreading to adjoining prop
erty until the fremen arrived, when water wa
obtained and the fire extinguished The loss wa
small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-26

REMEMBER the concert to come of on Thursday
ito morrow evening at Wizards Hall, for the
benefit Of the poor Of the city Of Washington:
The efforts Of the Society of st. Vincent Of Paul
this winter to provide relief for the increased
number Of cases calling for their assistance, have
been thus far entirely inadequate TO that end, and
they now rely upon the cordial operation of the
public in their charitable work. In behalf Of all
the suffering poor In our midst, we earnestly
recommend this concert to the liberal patronage oil
our fellow-citzens. The programme is attractive,
and will doubtless be admirably performed. &C
early and 90 all.
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SetlieOern ! -Y%ettfeOesrllI' !Il 8%ettfeOern

Seeben erbalten 2O0O Ytnnb BetHebeTn Don l~ebenoiaen @6nien
weI&e i'd 3u ben biniolten Preten UertaMi
@kAS. ScIIGnber, 20. ~ ADelt- grattitTak.
Ewt&en weaxts Gpos nnb bs asrRds
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Dtsfs 3abltn itistu, baS kstxdht3 Der 4. Ebdl aatt Ststssa
f6Gs tn btefem 9a169 burh Asssetrans strurid&t Desbtu, al.
dsfsbtn gu ben sdblrst&en 8~ldnbern Gstbsn, bic Bon esne
lstbtsn G.s&s.ana btrbetaefutrt wsrhrn 4W a4i#s.L n.i-s
-Gdpnt euere @efunttett uub nenn itr an elmer Grf6ltung be
g3fuf cher Qudae letbet, tdufet cine Glafhe BON 6ufeldnbtS
~baIfamifhem Gortidl unb ttr fSnRet nuf F&ere @enefine re6nen.
Iaufenbe tnben btefes settaa unb beden %runrsrbart QDirtrus
beJeu1t. Ill.,
Sufen fUnrmt absr nantmal srn y~erborteattn Daasens In mel.
dem Sale bas UDeuf6e gitterss. gebrduGt sUercen lCute: Sn
sd1ea pom etnern anbauernben 6uRen berrIbrenbtr S&wdGe tnO
@bfpaHrIns bes san3en Ssfenas wirp man bas 8ttters Srn erDeem
Nssen fnben.
6aFelbe ptrb etnsis BET Or. 6. so. Sadfpn 43S Nrtfr.
Ytfaoelpta, uerferttBt unb betalen Drueetfen unb.s Glurebaltern
burh BITE Der. Std1ten Sertduft,
pTet6 Is &ents BITE 8laC6s. M1 II
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Nermtldbte Mnsetaem.
@innrr,a ~N1Gh1mnfdhtne.

Die S6neioer bieIger Stobt, Iorpie ome 8eriorer. lpelfe cine
cute 06bma{6ine gu boben wani6en, ioaten I'D ertnnern.
sax cine BON uniern WfoIhinen, SueiniaI 70 bel &rbett tbut alS
rQenp cine anSere, uno 10 aud %tWetmdl 10 cte4 @elh
"nbrtnQt. Dte5e8 uaft uniere Wtaibtnen gu ben btlli9=
It n. wel2e i'm Marfte fu6. Wstr ais 5000 baoon imo auetn
IN bieTaer Stabt in Operation an N6fen, lSelten unb ooien uno
BADEN lire Gi8ncr ODER Die banit albeter in ben 9tunO 1SHeest, !gt
G6 lit. que, welte cine Der beften Rdbmai 3tnen, oe
m 6;ebroudt fnb, BADEN u6tteu, ipnter in unierer Office:
go. 159 Baltimore itrdBe
oc,Iprefcn, no GebrautS anrpeiiuugen IN oeutiter, eu9lHher,
r~onsSifter unb iponjder Sprate gu boben ino unb mo- mir Sc.
81 ferdne NeaI6ine tauh, aui ~berelbeu arbeten lerneu.
@bift ua5 einem @reupIar bon singers &dbmaIbner= 3t-
ana. @le Nfaidtnen meroen elm gauges Sobr mad ibrem Nntouf
opn um8 in nouer Orbnun9 unb Preparation gebolteu.
C6b28.iD 9&. s. 8rObertd, I9ent
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SSt1tte fir 0insuauoerer.
gfeue arrangements fit @intDGnOcrer, bic
rdfl BEN Wcitcn III reiien iniir1idlen.

S@1sA#EE1 Esg.AeE- 49, zas-S%-~
9ieue arrangements fit G~inwonOcrcr, bic
nad bent Wcitcn 5l reiiem luiinlGen.
0gn beute ben 9. Nppenber an, perben ee Stnwanberer auf
Der MprtAern Central @alSertfreet Depot @Heubdbu NIT benz
Grpressns sefSroert. Die Satn btetet paOur8 rem Smnttsranten
etneu grSBeren 8prtbetl, sat5 trsenp cine aupere 8atn,
aud IT tie UNI "a @etlen tdrser ais iebe anbere 8abn nab benaun-
ten 9ldsen, nls: sax I4
YittS6ur8, Glepelanb, Detroit, Sort Bupne,
@9ica9p, Otilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, 6Cf SSlanp, Burlington, Soma Gitp
werben beBpdGb bte NIT Der glOrtbern Central Balm ~seben6en
,Ye1iOaea 10 @tunoea fraber ais Ole nit dnOern 9abnen sebenesn
bort entire fen, au6 perpen4 @lal nentger BITE Naaen fabet ee-
pe6felt. 3te 8ubn siett burb ben fhEnfsn 5beil pom Sbjr.
pie game entfernrme Sn bier bis @bieasO 1T 800 Wtetlen Dds
@spdf Ttre bier se8et6net (marteo) HnO 0e6t nit ben @dfhsteren
an ben Sefinnrunesprt. H
gta4 @reftliae, Dottpn, Cincinnati, Snoidtas
polls, louisville unD ct. 2Dui8
perben etenfars gaHaetere b~efSrbert unb fir itr @epdf teiue
ItmlarungstOffen berednet. Die dha9iere tSnnen NIT
Dem 3 I6r- ODER abenfs. 10 utr-8us mad alien ipetli6en gldsea
9eten Ubne untertregS a~ufgebalten III perben. = Durufabrtss8tl-
rerDea perfauft III Der Office bes &senten.
SDhnG5 Balfer, #s ,s-H, 80
9tI4s Np. 25 Seus-Street, uabe t4aterS gDbarf. ~.
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SoeegD t1t ODIOeo iDettD
tNlGceittr Qaunqnts nn0 stoNt. Gefflidlnff.


4Sn benz gutrtfelutsssdnse Der AnitecInn9s dnb MIR bdbtn ees
dr8t Ben mertbppafen no wt9tgfen 8betl es Stabtsebtetes
bpu ga 0arbpr @itn tn ben &rets Der 8erbenerunaen 3u 8ieben
unO 26ts I'm Safeutbetle Der Stobt, gu Benz fir taS erfe 3dufenb
FfBefeaten Yrets Srn $l25 gum @ertanf 8u brtnsen, unb swar
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8rsmen, gtettin Gpbleus, Sofia, Srantfurta. DC. 8reusua6,
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