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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
RELIGIOUS.

There will be religious service ID INC . o.cGB.
C barch next Sabbath, at the usual hour-p "a.
Also preaching in the evening by Rev
MARRIED-In this city, in the 85s' ty REV. >
Church. on qhursd y evening, Aprii ."I wsFTIS, ~
BAXTER of Oregon Mo-. David r+.wuyIAe
"a The house Of ID. j Martin - ca. ~
Miss SEKA 90 Scney' h'N .,,- fis1d
We ar ple,sei 10 knor that our e~1is'p,,, gs d"
% y" has finally teken The Oft repe'',' IA Blbe
nam 'rrS' ass i i.ipea The ranks Of useful De'2,s. q
congratulate him on his elevation F" m,,abe ss'er
TIE heal IT a family, as we'll as ms sebaif o. Dis
tion ar me partner We also, IN pen ssbap-
upr,er,os rrients. extends hearty welcome ~rriossh
80 NV ber new. reslasns e ard new nsy he
fss oys- he harry. JOYOUS and free ,snpsi-
80 I'll nlsas,n,iv ana safely 'over his 81. sd
uors 81, sharing with each other me -s.,saoa,'
pests incident thereto. and ansra els, rsuaii~
the end ofnfe's journey. may they agar"
in the eternal world "a bdiss
ON the same day. al re residsb VI. JosN
father in Nemaha City,ey Rev 49,
THoaPsOs and Miss MAz
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

bat, If madly bent on strife.
And all reason speaks in vain,
Be the guilt of every life
In the unnatural contest slain,
On your heads and ere It's DER,
Such a lesson you shall leara
As shall sicken you Of war p
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Jed. Davis and his drunken minions
have inaugurated this uncalled for, this
unholy, this t~raitorous war. Now let the
people Of this great and glorious country
say and act
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

add my need Of praise to those peaceful prin.
ciples. 1 hope no one of the Friends who
originally settled here. or who lived here
since that time, or who live here nnw, has
been or is a more devoted lover of peace. har
mony and concord than nay humble self.
While l have been proud to see to day the
finest military array, | think, that have ev.
er seen, allow me to say in regard to those
men that they give hope of what may be done
when war is inevitable. But, at the same
time, allow me to express the hope that in the
shedding Of blood their services may never
be needed, especially in the shedding Of fra
ternal blood. 1t shall be my endeavor to
preserve the peace Of this country SO far as
it can possibly be done. consistently with the
maintenance Of the institutions of the eoun.
try. With my consent, or without my great
displeasure, this country Shall never witness
the shedding of one drop of blood in fratcr-
nal strife.
Aud now, my felfow-cltizens, as have
made many speeches, will you allow me to
bid you farewell?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
solises Of New Advertisements.

Persozs visiting Philadelphia arr referr
t. the Revere House, Third street, abo,e
Race, kept by RhOads S Sailor. We are as.
sured visitors will nos regret making this Sc
lection.
Real estate for sale in Decatur-Estate no.
tice-Notice from John Clarke-Coal oil at
IEofman's.
Going 10 he CHy.-Perssns or,eu start to
the city without determining where to stop.
hoping certainly to find good place. Upon
their arrival, many places offer to take them
in, and it frequently happens that some are
6adiy taken IN, and only find the good place
hoped for after sundry ve1ations, delays and
disasters. To avoid these, We would advise
oil persons visiting Philadelphia to determine
before starting to stop at the Revere House,
80 street above Race This house, we'll
known Us the Eagle Hotel, has been re
christened and reftted by Messrs. Rhoads &
Sailor, whom you will always find devoted in
their attention to the wants and comforts Of
their guests. The Revere" is central to
business. Give it a trial, ana we feel assured
you will find it pleasant home during your
visit, and will thank US for this advice. For
terms see card
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
Cheap JeWelry.

Wm. Flint, 807 Market street, Philadelphia,
will probably astonish some Of our readers.
The price at which he offers Jewelry is GER
tainly very low, but after making inquiry we
are able to report that he has the reputation
of being a well established business man, and
that he can and will faithfully perform his
agreement with the public. So far from the
enterprise being a lottery, there is no chance
in it. The purchaser selects the article he
wants, in the list given, and that is sent and
none other. Incredible as it may appear, ev-
ery article in the list will be sent for one dol
lar, and warranted to be as advertised The
goods, we are informed, were bought for cash
at forced Observation-Disclosures having made
up large quantities of goods FOR holiday sales,
and the hard times operating most severely
against their business, they were forced to
make the sacrifice. To prove his good faith
to the public Mr.. Flint asks fair trial.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
book Notices.

We hare before US copies Of The Union
Text Book, and " The Romance Of the Rev
olution,' two excellent works just issued from
the Mammoth Publishing House and Gift
Book Establishment of Geo. c. Evans, 439
Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
4" The Union Text Book is work demand
ed by the times, and will be perused with
much interest IL contains selections from
the writings Of the unfnching Statesman
aud true Patriot Daniel Webster. also the
Declaration Of independence the Constitu-
ton Of the United States and Washington's 5
Farewell Address; with copious Indexes
The book IS complete 10 one large l2mo vol,
with fine steel portrait Of Webster, and is
elegantly bound in cloth.
The Romance of the Revolution" :" is al
50 q splendid work, superbly illustrated, and
IF thrilling interest.
Mr. Evans will send copies of either of the
above named works, together with hand
some present, ranging in price from so cts.
to 500, on receipt Of s and 81 cents TO pre-
pay postage.
Godey's Lady's Book for March, is really
an elegant number, and to the ladies in par
t:cuiar commends itself The number be-
fore US contains whole sheet Of spring dress
es and spring bonnets, and double sheet Of
colored fashions. The steel plate of Christ
Blessing Little Children is beautiful. The
Drawing Lessons, Model Cottages, Depart
ment for Children, and Health Department
are speeialties Of this magazine. and alone
are worth the price of it. The tales, sketches.
&c, Of the Lady's Book are invaluable. and
no one accustomed to articles which annear
from time to time we should thirk WILLING To
torgo the pleasure. The Lady. Book and
the Gazette, each one year, will be furnished
for three dollars.
Tie 4Hantic NoHMly-This interesting
Magazine for March contains the foIlowinv
articles: German Universities, The Pro,
iessor's Story, Gymnastics, Land. Locked,
Two or three Troubles, Harbors Of the Great
Lakes, The man who never was Young. The
men Of Schwys, A Nook of the North. Be
hind the Mask, Diamonds and Pearls" Al.
So hevlews and Literary Notices and Recent
American Publications. Ticknor 4; Fields
Publishers, l35 Washington street Boston
FERNS, 50 per aGnum, or 25 cents number
Clubs: Two copies s.; FIVE copies $40 EIsr.
en- copies $50.
Psters0H's Magazine for March, is hand.
some number. The steel plate of Cbr;s,
Blessing the Little Children, md the numer.
Gus elegantly colored fashion plates, pat
terms, &C., give this work deservedly prom
inent place among the periodicals for this
month. The pages Of this work, Astounding
In tales, sketches, &C., add to its attractions
Two dollars year is the price Of this maya.
zine; we should think that the plates alone are
worth that amount. If subscribed for at
this Office it can be had at club rates.
Charles j. Peterson, No 304 Chestnut street
Philadelphia, publisher.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

=. Is this Doniphan, who mada H.,
did march across the plains, ana 'lAI sPta,
swift camanehes before hims,' s'sSFa IL
commanded the exped;,;o,
plains modestly responded tba q across ii.
After the reception Of the Pesca ae1efaL T
was concluded, a large numb@r eongre,,
were presented. Mr.. Lincoln ~. u cliizep,
tihed that the ante rooms and n"s ms; 'hen 10
OF the hotel were filed with ladies Paf2',
sired TO pay their respects - w, Hao d.
r. President elect very promptly - coNI mnleh ii,
l he ladies then passed in review aefu'ed aasl
introduced by the gentleman ~ 'l'" oens
nied her. Mr.. Lincoln uaaerwae. w"o a.9ieOnPs
ordeal with much good hR4ncr '"' Tue neg
At ten O'Clock Mr.. Bucbar.,,
called and paid their respects II Cabns
Mr. LiHeo'R 5 co,rp d'etat at the Wa Wb;po1se to
m the morning. Their Reception we rsa lonse
pleasant. e'" was very
1t may be truly said that NJ, T..
first day in Washington as Pres;aa.a. a.,aeoin'
has been decided success. DEM. D"s elect
well as Republicans, are pleased UG,s'i' w;,s as
and the ladies, who thought he was "',i o',l mn
at first sight, changed their opinion ~A'a'S "a
declare him "a very pleasant, soeisGio i'i,l nov
tleman, and not bad looking bv ,a,as snr u gen,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
Prospects of a Peaceful Adjustment.

The prospects Of peaceful adjustment
Of all the existing difficulties in our coun-
try are now very cheering The Peace
Conference has adopted the first clause rel
atiTe to the compromise line by vote Of
8 to ,. 1t is substantially the proposition
offered in the Border State Committee by
Hon Jas. T. Hale.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

nea-The tonnage tax and Sunburv ,,3
Erie Railroad bills have not yet been ,cf.
ed on in the Senate, several members b,r
ing asked for delay to examine their prD.
visions more fully. This action has g;vso
rise to report that an outside combinat;o,
has been formed which goes in for maxine
a haul.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
aeA-A new paper has been started at Coal

aeA-A new paper has been started at Coal
mont called the Broad Top Miner.
sm-Gov Brown, of Georgia, has again sci.
zed three New York vessels at Savannah
the ship Martha J. Ward, the bark Adjuster,
and the brig Harrold-which he says will be
detained until the arms at New York are de-
liYered up. New York will some day wake
up, when pirate governors had better look
out.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
GsIy- Various yumors aro a..

Gsr Various zumors are sfoot
met appointments at Westinghouse.
names embracing Seward, Bates. Came.
" els, Gilmer of \. C., John Bell T..
nassee, &c, Of course nothing eer,,;, :.
kno%n, bat we trust to hear that conssr.,
tive men, such as those named ,riu ba .
pointed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
Estate of David Mutthersbough, deceased.

~ Office is hereby given that letters testa'
/ ' mentary on the estate of DAVID NUT.
TiiERSBOUGH, late of Derry township,
MlfAin county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said township
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
Quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims 10 preseat them duly au'
thcuticated for settlement.
WM. CREIGHTON,
frboS-6t Executor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

BS-The War Department has received ed.
vices that Gen. Twiggs has surrendered to the
reyolutionists In Texas all the Government
military property in MS charge as commander
of that military department. The property
thus seized is valued at 81, 300 900,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

A LII kinds of Dried Fruit, Raisins, oVn
"A fectioneries, at wholesale can be asu esu., "
A. Felix's Cheap Grocery and Variety 0'Oi.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

40 BUSHELS fine Dried Apples. opleoii
fO did Dried Apples from Ohio, on n, nsnA
and for sale at A. FELlAo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

90 BUSHELS Peaches. A choice qusly
~ of Pared and IMPAIRED Peaches, 44ic S0D
Ohio, on hand at A. FELiA %
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28
Undertaking

STILL carried on. A large assortmsgp.' ~ st a
- Cofias on hand. Funerals attenaea .t;es,
any distance in the country, at Short nU;V ,;nr,
Thankful for past favors hoping 6TIT . c91;
aIce cf the same. 4. fhDi-'
Irewistown, Feb. q, 1861,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

ID DEDUCTION on Sugar and oones.m ..n
IL Cheapest Sugar and Coffee IN toSH w.
be found 1T A. Felix's Family Grocery
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28

MONEY! MONEY!,
S The subscriber wishing to turn
as much of his stock as possible
-Asp into cash, will sell until APrlt o. >;
such prices rs to make it the interest Of al
in want Of articles in his line to give him q
call. IN kinds of
Boots, Shoes, Or Gaiters
made to order, of the best material and IN
the best manner, at regular prices.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore TO-
ceivcd, a continuance of the favor Is rec
pectfplly solicited.
Persons indebted will please take n9ncs
the accounts will be required to be settled py
the 10th Of April. .,r
feb28 JOHN CLAIM
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-28


The cheering and intense excitement conse-
quent upon the close of the Governors re-
marks, having somewhat subsided, Mr.. Lin
coin spoke as follows:
Governor Curtin and citizens of the State
Of Pennsylvania Perhaps the best thing I
could do would be simply to endorse the pa
triotic and eloquent speech which your Gov
ernor has just made in your hearing. Ap-
plause. | am quite sure that am unable
to address to you anything so appropriate as
that which he has uttered.
Reference has been made by him to the
distraction of the public mind at this time and
to the great task that lies before me in entering
upon the administration of the General Gov.
ernment. With all the eloquence and ability
that your Governor brings to this theme, /
am quite sure he does not-in his situation
he cannot-appreciate as | do the weight of
that great responsibility. l feel that, under
God, in the strength Of the arm and wisdom
of the head of these masses, after all, must
be my support. Immense cheering AS I
have often had occasion to say, repeat to
Eou-I am quite sure | do not deceive nv.
self when | tell you | bring to the work an
honest heart; dare not tell you that bring
head sufficient Cor it. Il voice" We are
sure of that. If my own strength should
fail, shall at least fall back upon these mass
es,. who, | think, under any circumstances
will not fail.
Allusion has been made 20 the peaceful
principles upon which this great Common.
wealth was originally settled. Allow me tc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-03
DQltimore 1Offker
Baltimore, DEN 3. Suit 1851.
sic @tntaee!t 90 @iisens.

.gDir fno eth etnt9 8olf BON 8riipern," bic
he's QQprt fpmmt ans tets wte 9pbn ms Oe
bGBtnig, rpenn mir Die Deflamattonen nno 0ra'
tipne1 lelen, nit weld}eu Die Oema8p9en oel
@ioeus Die Welt motlen glauben lmaden, Dap fl
einia pdren in itrer Inban9ltdfett an Die 9te
6eai0n BON SiO.@nrpItna. Sic perFanoen 81
auf bent Morfte, In Der Std0t, in oet DfsntIt.
den 8tdttern. Go 1T QnfnnA u1o @noe all
ibrer 8erliherun9en, all tbrer Oel6tntile, sic
faaen in tblen 0roftantattpnen DER SltoeI'
lit ntq." 2is ie ntht wdgten, tire Se3elltort5
8elhlIGe, ibre f~lagrante %lntrelie 8e0e1 9e1dlpo
rene Gtpe, Dem 8olfe CUR Nbitimmung %porjuls'
cen. erttarteu 1e. Der Git0en fet etnt9, NlS cine
9(tnorttQt ,par, aber etue an @ejlt, @eItnnun9
unD pclttiIher 8eaabun8 bpdlfebenoe Mtuurit0t,
fb netaerte, ltnD (ttb nod tpetgert, ibre Se3ei=
lious 8eltlii1e 34 uuter5eihner, entblbostert .te
dh utht at laQeu, Der Guren lei etgtg. g6enn
0launer, Die nit etuem g8ur, nit etneut Saudi
nur Der Mnbdn9ttdFeit an 0eieb unp 8reue, tbre
Un3ufrieOenteit nit Den i'm Supen beltebenoen
0eleBen unp 8erbdltnilIen fano tbun, %9en1orterf
pOer 0erbannt rerpcn, ipeni1 Tralet unO EtnDer
t1alib Dertriebett werpeu unD beirnatbslCe UNI
ber;{eben. peun Gaulenpe in Oirginiei, WtllIOtri
I~enueijee YerIplat itn0 pert1nnt werper, ipeua
Tamiltenbanpe serrifen unD 6anilIen9lild SER
lt6rt, mean Qerone IN pieem Qugeubltde In eliteln
qroBeu 86eile pom 0irginien, Nlttcurt, 3ennel
fee un0 Tera8 6auienpe lid u4t pa5 Sdnner 9e=
fhdort babeu, Deiien Sterne LINEN ItetS ben gSea
be6 9iubme8 uup Der @bre 8e3et9t b1bert, ME lie
Qead}tet maceu In alien Saroen uno aui aleIl
W(eereu, Damn b6ret mir nod triliter ptete bltr@
Den Demogo9en, pie oel1 unteil0ousa SHrttt
pes SuOenS 9etban bobel', un0 bic pieSbul0 al
Ter 6pl9eu ~DeiIlben traget, osrFuuoen, poB Der
Supen cine Gtu9eit, Elm grobes GoIf BON BRIT
BERN iet.
$50 baben Denta9osen iem0I5 Der @8abrbett
sine tjefere 28unoe gel9iaasI, no je bevIa6t, Doe
8plf nit unbeilpp4eren 0(itteln 5t ibrsu .3pet~
fen gu letleu Da mag aCeroin9s nur SiAt-
lAetn letu, no gepattiam NQes aus Dem@Se9e g.
rauu1t miro, mas @hatteu itber BEN elben merfen
fGunte, 70 and mGgen Die BON Ginbeit pe6 Git
bens reben, Die g~erpoltl ant jepen 9SiOerlprud per.
njdtru. Sic m6Jen in Wprtgn ibge WiluIde
9ertIuDen, no aber ltno Die 1bater1, purd welhe
fe Die 0irt,i6Feit t6rer SerlIAerun9en b~sretien?
$50 lit bte Ginigteit, penn Der fretet 9teDe Die
Stimme beria9t Dtrb, no Die 6reibeit, ipettn jeDe
Nn6an0ttdEeit az pa5 ate Banner init Shma1
and 8ertanuuu9 ~beim9eluht miro
NtemanD fam ppr Dem 8brpue Der Sernu1ft
ben QuspyuA wasen, paB Der StOen einig iei,
penu N(ttel, tpie mir fe cben nngeflbrt, fir nd
t6ig era9tet peroen, Dteie Ginbelt 81 %berpeilet',
ia menn %tauien0e loYaler Nlanner, 10 melt Die
@pnue t6re 8aDn iber Den Sitpen babin3tebt,
i9re 28ruI6s unp 5ofnun8en aebentliA uoG
6nlfe meaoeu, Die ibnen tperOeu m&9e Dol, Der
Te9tma6igen cpn1ituttpue4en Ne9ierun9 Deg Ser.
@taaten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-03
gets Der Citizen u @ele f6nemt.

6ter fol8t Der 98prtlaut etne8 OeieBeS, ipel6e
bic Iuoltde CONFEDERATION bet ibrer Isgten sig
suna au9enpmmen unD tn Graft 8eieBt bat.
Gin UeleB, uod ipeldein gentle SAulpne,
ldlulpiqe 8etrdae an pa8 GAasamt Der @pnfG
6erirten @tooten ab3uliefern baben.
@etttpm /. Der GongreB Der Gonf6pe
rtrten Gtaate1 BON Qmertta madt e8 Biermi1
sum @3eieee, boB IS alien Qerl orleil, rte an Snr
btp,pueu pper GprpprotiDuen IN Den Ser. Staa.
ten ron Qmertt0, Omit Qu9nabne Der Staater
Delapare, WlarYlano, &entudY, MiiiOuri UNI
Dee Drt1ittS BON golurnbia) GjelO lAulDig liup
biermtt u~nterlagt Iein loQ, panelbe tbren @rept=
loren pDer pereu Qgentett poer 9uratoren einSu=
6anpiaeu, 70 LANCE Die Ser. Staaten nod Rrtee
Qeoen pie Gonl60artrten Staoten pper 0eeen IT,
9enp einen Der pO1tergrnaunten StlaYntaatsr
fibrsn,
9ettton 2. NGe @erIonen, bic folds
S6ulpea 0aten, iptlen DierOurb bereAti9t Ietn
ben Betrag berieibeu in oas S6aBamt Der Con.
fbperirten Staaten etn3u3atlen, Jet e6 baar ooel
in GGaB Nnreilungen, unD lplIen Dafitr pom
SnaBmeiter Elm @~ertiTfat erGal!eu, ipelbes pom
9eJiltrotor unter3etdnet lein lpG, lihD NORM per
eiu0e3ablte 8etrag, unO anf meIen 9lednunp
eiuge3abIt, 0er3eiGuet Iein fol-, Iowte bic 3tnien,
pelbe Der 8etrag trug,
EDITION 3. Gpl1e Certificate IcQen Die,
fetben 3inifn traeea, pelde Pas 9opital mad,
Dem u~riprin9It6en Gontrafte triB, unO iO0eu
aoh Gem @upe oee Rriege6 unO md Der gBte
oerberlteluu8 pes 6giepenS, Bel Qraientatipn Del
0rt9tnal@@ertiffate8 eutpeper in 8nar pper In
Nertb=Dapteren eiulGebor lein.
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@esgea, bic 9egen biele gererpuuns t%oufen. fnl
bjermit ab9elAaft.
SEN Il Gpbb, ScTeriun Gaots.
Dr1ipeut os5 @0ugrehe8.
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u tserieamt1e1e 81 ae5rtdbten.

@aiDtngtOn, 2. Suit. @efern gla2-
mtttag fam Der @rpp. &eiolut tn Der Napp garp
ppn Notnt 2pofout an, 0erweilte aber nur tur3e
3ett unp 9in9 Damn Wteper na9 pemleIben puntte
as. llnterwe95 (nabe psm Nrlenal) lief er ouf
Den StranO unp mubte no6 Der glapY garp 3u-
riidtebren, bn feline MaIfine gelitten unp fetne
&efel lh nit Shlamm 9efi(lt batten.
Der 0apnee eebt beute nad gcquia Greef, i'm
Den ppcobpntas abSul6en uup legterer wirD fA
alsbalp auf ben @e9 maiden, um bic Safe abb
3nlperren, in Die man ben ct. Nt6Ulas aeledt
bat. SIS 9laubt bter Niemann an bic roman
l6e Gjei1tGte leiner us~berrumpelung, fonpern
alaubt, bab Der Captain pes ct. gltAplas uno
leine Sff3tere Die 9anD nit i'm Spiel battsn.
SIM uebrisen fam ea Der 8eJteruns nur ause-
nebm fem, bab paS Boot Dem Gertebr ent3o9en
1T, benn es mar alien Nnlhetu nadb elmer Der
9aupt-Gandle, wUOura Den GOnTeperirten Mann=
l6aft unO lpnltt9e llnterRigun8en aus Baltimore
%3ufpfen. (Str.)
New gprt, 1, Suit. Die vGrtbmne"
brinst eine i%nterelante ~@urrepOnDen3 aus Dem
9auptqmartiere Der Nidpurt gpluntare unp
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lie 8ptfd,nfr hes WrGGheuten

0aIGtn9 2. Suit. 60 Getgt, Daft
Die Gbsfs Der DEPARTMENTS Der Administration
ouf'8 Gtfriefe mitDer Nusarbeitung Der gert6te
telAafttgt linD. Der 8eriAt bes @Aoblsfre-
tGra foil beinabe ferttg bereit liegei,. Dret ODER
pier 9laae tperpen fir Die 0erbeilaofung Der
erfUrperltGen @eIpmittel, Der Grts9snerpen, opr,
gelAln8et werpen. Dem Gerrtebmeh mad Iod
Der Natb ertbeilt werDen, cine NnleiGe pon $50
Wli(ttpnen SIT MAIDEN. GS lUllen ~folgenoe @Urs
IhIdge 9emadt merpen Cine Nnleibe i'm @us-
lame gu regoctirsn, SAabfanmernpten in flei-
llen getrdgen dlls5u9eben uno cine Gplf8anletbe
3t e%r0fnen. Sepe pieler 2nlejten fcQ li6erale
SUtereNen tragen, Gs 1T AUDI BON ether Natic-
nal=8anf Die 9tepe nit einem Gapitale BON so
Bis 100 Miltonen ais Ba7s. netde Nctet ep1
nidt 9erinserem 8etrags ais SO ansssben fol-
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ttideIl Nfit9(ieOer pe8 G0n9releS IA 3ur @eite
Der decentralization ertlGren,
un6eltimmt il! e8 nod, Of pte 8otl@aft BEG
0rdltDeutsn Den 3eitungen I'm Drud ~3ugete0t
tpirO, OOer O6 ltd %Oieieltsr1 auf pen Gslesrapben
verlafen Miiien. 5
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