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Gin o &,
bic Nusnahmt ocn Ntl~itdrpFittistett aeptGtr
9arteien auf reliatGfsm Grunp Bin tetrcfeup.
NaIilrt am 29fien Rdr, 1882.

SuttEiCN NnI h'hSpItm @CUUp plH ptlECUCnps
@ofTrt on 2sIea Idrs 1882.
Sri % be'&Iclrn Hurtt bic 9sHcral adtu,6lp BON Sir,
siuttz, ts psnH cine Ginsabe an bic sapdrb Of Gremptisus
wissr luenabne her 9liIispHihtisfeit s;uuo6t wi,c, unb
,tpar dut 0rune bin, bag Der Npplifant liner Rirbc amaze
bout, bstsn Resein ibn bona nbs an benz Grareifen Der
DaHen binb;rn, uno rotnn boIeltt mad BEN GrmeiTer Der
Bpdro hicIcr 8ir6e bersitS bti 9 Giruua bit1cS GeCehcs
anaeeprt Bat; uub ferucr, fStur eeiaat @prIitant ben
Sttri1 Der Guuntp cher Ear gpueftor bar Stdbt obi Tptpr.
N pelocr bcrielbs rubnt, bic Suntrs con flrfSunpcrt
Gouars, uue LODI fcrner irret 9rreert bee anaenpntnre.
men gDeTtSes ittntS i%ittsIbarrn GiseztbumS st;abIt bat 70
lpH bic Rsarb mad 8orSti9uns Der betrtfenetn 0uittunatn
IHo udtbenl Bur &ppli'ant SsfhiSortu pber otrIttert Bat,
bae or bic RteiTuns Der Gonf5btrtrttn Stadten untertutei
ue oab CT feline Snlfe peer Seiltanb etm Seinee btrTIpru
9e6cr nil, bCrIelbrn POM WilitdroirnAe e~ntbinbcr rcr>
anestieBt leept, baB cine loIht 9,ripn ntdt I'M Stanbt il,
bic SuInnhe Ben flnfbunbcrt 9uIdrs uu6 irpci 9rpcent It.
mo l%tutrbaren @ietntbuntS III ;abItn, 10 fpl birttbe, nrnn
HittaEpFidhs. ais 8ratnioIhat Ober IN elmer. antercn Gi,
9enlHatt prrpanot tptieen, mo- oaS Srasen BON gDaffen
Mot ncisTosneiI III uR6 ssyauSse1est ferner, Sas Die auf
bitle 2getle tttrettu gtrtepek ale in ibrent Bette befnb%
ltbtH g0aftn CUR Serfissns Der &esirruna I1t1en.
~ Die Oortrmdpnten SbetiHS nnb Collectors bdbeu fir
pie pirrour9 einsencmTentE Setrdse III aIsiher lSsift
8e6nur9 eb8ultgtr, tpie uher bic fur 2ieerIa unb Saren
eiRstncmmeneu DeIber.
81 Die 9oarb Of GreruptOn I0I benz @ubitor Of YubIte
@etpante etne beeloubiste &6ftrift Der Qiltt Der aaf bteIs
a8sLs pom Waiitdrbitnite e~tfreieu 9erIonen, Gppt. @S.
l4rlttu Der BON ben Sderifs unb gpdettOrs eus4efeQten
Autiun9en FUR btertur tinStupmmene 9eprdoe einfenb II.
eamtt er 1ueiicr Zen tetreHenheH BeamteA 6ieIs 8etr6ae
N TtpnuHs tltn9tn fam; 5urau ,9t1eSt, baB bic SberiESs
SomHultpn tr bic eurh bieisS 4cfeS ein;unebnteuSen BE-
tra9e nr 2 proeeui betrasen barf.
Dieles Gsts Ioa Don le;ner @aitrunt an in 8raft Itin.
Ginr te9laubi9te &bl9riFt:
sd mt. &. GORDON. Sr.
g.9 .. u. s. son q.
,Spbn Z. Goman, Deputr,
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precIamationsu.

~ iea e's yftbt Der t~eae'sh Gbcrifs rnb Ssraeou,s
StaatcS an een 1eiutanr 9cnsrl! III htern,aten. lnS
nssno enn iCIHer Stsrif sesr Serscarf, Der rtrIdumt crsy
n@ metseIi, pen yeitimrunasr eief,S GeieS nad;ufpmnen
ius w SMe Srale pen Mot wtniser oIzeiubunhert 3cuare
nne nlft IneSr ale iinitun: trt DcaarS ~psrfalen. tie Srn
sgm aif anirae oeS Stlutsnnpalts bel elmer ,c6utdoiosn
anuuoisuns DOT Der Court Der 9runtp pber Corporation.
IN Der CT rebrt, Su lobIer fnb.
Cine Gopie bee gcIeses. ' ""'
BssIaubiet; gBr. g. @rrbpr r.
@.S .. unS &. pom 81.
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Cir @efes.

Gin @efeb,
ott Stleun9 etueS GDrpS b etrtFfenb. II ~
our4 baffeIbt bic ft4 Mot i'm act;isrr
DtsHf bettnblt6tn Daffen bteGes Stoot,q
unH osr Ganf6berirten Staateu
ttniemmsIn tu Iaffsn.
9alitrt AM 12ttn Besruar 1852.
Sci IS 6el&IORtH 6ur4 bic General @iy,mbIs. hos s.,
@eIrsrherr oteie. &omm0npealtb hermit ouIpfiGrt urt
esiUSG nsrot, bic Sbettfs unb SeraeantS Der perITirnensr
&cuntlsS MD eorooratipntn Su perdnIaIfen.. Ipoleih nne
benz Siaate StfgtHien cher ben Gpnf6oerirten Stootsr -. -,
eeppriaea pfusteHH' Yuto1en, S6bet un6 anbere JRoffSn
tinBnfamratIn. bic it5 jest IN ben 6dnben BON st,rrHS,rh :; -
ibtn r,I;eetipeg Gountts unc @OrpDrationeu bcFnS,r M !.
mot I'M detieen 9ienit iteheH, uno bieIel6en f,oJe;% 49, ~
@biutant 4tnsrdl beitr Commonwealth an IfssTn,o w. w =.
DteItS @ttes fnoet leoo1 ni1t df bic g3ofsn 0nn,sn
bang, bic pom @ouotIneur flrSli9 CUR 9enaEnunn Sr
9fiAifn Der SerlGieoenen Counties, Stlbte uSer Somrs
gum 6ftHtfihen SHube Strtbelt truroen.
our iolme. DisnltleiituneeH ioutn Die SberiFs p6cr Ger
9sants ~ etasr GRtf6d6iguns non 25 @tntS fur iebe einos.
lauiHtlt nEb elEgelieferte 81 etttr, Subie, S6bI pbr iez
ots DaaE ytitcisn berebtisf fein; unb fOaen IoIGe fspr6ts
'unStn, toeNa BON BEN Abiutant Ge Ieral unsrietbnet unb
ON G0Retsasar enooritrt, aus brr Stlatsfafe ~ausbe,ablt
erben.
4DeBn es BON bfT gouaerneur serInrat spfrb Ron @r-
sToeraassH oteiee 0eiebtS ~nedbJHfprn men. inf es mic Tdiht
er bterJu an'9tIcroerten SbsriTs unb Geroeon,S i,n AZ
ntIi&e &nitiSe in tbr:n rep Counties unb q nrSorot;nnpn
1 MAIDEN, NORM ale 9trfoatn, ntlte fniX, ~ Sssns Wv
'saot A5aftE ia Sdabsn baktn, aafaefsrssTt 1890 mSsS ~
'l6su f9sleiG an cen bstrsftnbrn SberiT 49, -,
siuliefsrn uHe wtnn trsenb Senanb, Der Sntt. SSsIsS'ss r
SaR6sn bar, %Serlduntt, oisifl6rn inRer6alS hv 1910
DanBig Gage, pom xaSe Der pu6lifatton bieer 1tasVI'Sn
nsantt, ettft6en an ben s%etreTsn6sn Sssrif D6 nT'&S "
cart A~bJulisfsTR, 10 ia or fur cine ieoe nint ebosL;Sf.r.,
ab tel Tim SCrstfunssne gpaSfsts, 9l&Ie, Sdbef y oasr q
8 Soar 9ifOIrn IN cine STaf. ben sesn Dplars ssrf6tz
ne Hne henn cine loIte SeiSn I'm Wtfit6rbie,C1s W.
ti6tst III 70 Ipl oiefeIbe iosleiH in ben cctiSen Siena 81,
Bauer bee 8rieSfS ee5ceen werben. -
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9srIOnaI. 9si6reibuns Der eutFObensn
@Efandenen.


@Gfan9enen.
9ames 81. gilmore 1T stpa 81 Sasr alt, finl
6ab 3tbn biz II Gn6 bod, bat blaue ausen,
ountles 9aar, bat cine Narbe ii6,r Gins Der
Nultn uno 9ebt etpas einpdrts.
Anorstu SuGipan, stH Srlanprr BON @sburt,
Dot slne euntie @slfhtsfarte. III 21 lis % Sabr
alt un0 1T stpa feds 5us bod.
). eaioin 2enrp 1T strOa 30 9a6r aft, Bat
cine bfur @ti6tsfarbt unO it ina flint Tuf
Oret bis pier 3cG bod. op
9Oicpb 9easner it "a Oosr rs sa6r alt. ia,
rOtess oaar, 1T et:Oa fun 5us S Bis 8 9Oa
bod uno trdst cine Uniform,
ISM. Glart TT sin gantee, stpa 26 pber o.
5abr alt. flnf 6ub 8 ODer 8 36G BOD, Sat bsu,
9aare unit au3sn. unO bate, ais sr sntpi6
sinen ibnar,sn 3cd an.
SOiepb Sslsr, Elm Snabe urn Is 9u6ren N
etIoa oitr 5a6 itebsn Bis 8 Bot BOD. BON bsrrr
9autfarSe nno lrbr DOlrm @eFHt.
Sobn 9SilidIps lit stpa 81 sopr 90 cf,hr ar
BON sutem Asu6sren, bod tann uibfs weitsr
uSsr be"isl6fn anssssbsu werbsn.
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" II SIrQt fen-
Der Circuits -9e6Grrs bitfes Staatcs IT pte
Nadrt@t iuatsansen. bas Samss 81. gilmore
an0rtp Sullivan, s. Cabin 5snrp, Soiepb
Aaarer, oerlhttpeHsr 8sras6en nuaetidat Ccer
tsretts uberfltrt, aus Dem @sfdnauiE Der @tobt
HifemOnO tntiprunssu RnO uno H8 lest nnf
lrsten' 6uBs btftneen: wes6alb IFS biermit cine
Se!Obnuna pom fiuf unO srpausis Dollars Dem.
1sn.9en Of'r'rt' Der trasnO einen Der ~bsIaaten
6inbtIlnas oerbaftet unO in Oas @sfdnante Der
Sta0t Ni&mOnb %atltefert. l1nO i'd forpere bier
mt ferner ale Civil unO Wlilitar. Se6Srcen
otsltf Staatsf, lcp { einsn tertn 8tpobner res-
lsl0sn out aass auf5usieten, nm oisle l1ebeltba.
ter Jn oerbaften unO ,ur Strafe 3u %brinoeu,
C0) 9e9etsn unter meinrr 6Snb nnt
Y 9. unter rsm @tsstI Oes @taotes m
' RihmOnO, am IS. 5e6ruar 1862.
nnO I'M fs@sunoa&BisAen Sabre eer Common.
Weeitp. SUbn Qef6er.
SIR ben 0uuDsrueur:
George 80. @unfpro,
Staats. SseretGr.
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(SrseGtts. Department.,
Ri9mpnb, Ba.. 7, mSr. 1899

5sosr sheriff un6 aas 9itieniaen, uelte nit benz Gin.
o n"ia 1fnrns Don StaatSDantn %bsausrast fins, reroen 6isrmit
"S0;S Stmmod &i&mOnb, 9a." ba!bm SeliSf ss.
snlsaSsa: DE euro bas giniainmslu, 8srpSGanat NM nj
S @naH E9I tmtts9snoth 1ntoitsH tusrOen 8essn 0aitmas
9enehmist Sckn @
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S~rDcI0mntiDm
oss 9ouosraeurs bon 8irainten.

Sur6 elm @siss Der QeaieIotur si,e,r eo,,
mrnpealtb. paliirt am l8tsn Saor Ses osnsn-
~wdrtissn MOnGts (5sbruar), pirb bsitimmt mas
in ieoer County uno Corporation Elm GsriSp'
se0''0st ~'rOtn fol-, prl4ss Die 5rOsen aber
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paNor @6brtHstr pObnt ia Der 5tu Strase ouf
Der Ras9 Din, in benz 5auis, eos frabu SIR. Sraule Be-
mpbnt BAT,
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. unbertaftno.

Der lluter;ei6atte III jsst int Sten6e, jtbtx @uftrac In
fsinsw,gtf&dits aussuiabren unS ypur 70 biuie ais nt6sii6.
Cine auenabl BON S6s gen 1T fprtpdbvcno %pcrrdtbia.
GiR utuer, lhoncr Soetenpasen nit cinern euteH
8ult&t, unr rnbissn 9ferssu fur etpoiseR @ebrav6.
Die Iufmertfamteit BON 5cteItRSabern u. Hamilton pirb
setthiet auf i.iHe srose @uepobI BON Waraten.
@uS6tfstune con Sssba's, 6tdtlcn u. Epriuamotrnscu
tpfroe1 prompt bcfsret. GranctS Q9ubt
SrpnSGr.. Edt Der Stem StraEe
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YrOelam atiUn
pe5 9ourernsurs BON giroiniru.

Der Srteitto' 9eb6rSt 1T bic 9nwist sspprten. bos
SoSert @oe6fon. Der in BEN @sfdnsR 4 BON ssrouSS
Jun ..n. SOnat9 aai bic @ntlaas BON srpbts Disbfabl bin elm :
IsBt aut frsiem 8uss bCInoet; wes6alb ID bitrm;t ,Ehn%s
S~tIepnInS BON Gin9lnosrt collars berieniaen Wsriar S SSsr
Y ssS nc aaSlsgs. Die beiastsn gtObert WpoCiOn str6aftea
tn n RI b SsS Y%iei f,r n @ Gotssr SO4ntg a%b!ttfsrn; unO ii
ioio { sIatn ieoea Ssp0Rn.r bisies Staatts auf. SIffS S my
!aeieltn, nm tsla9'en @%OooiOn su Ycrbsften unb ,r S,rsS.
gs9s6en inter nleinsr Sone os @Our,rrsrr ,rS ,.,m
oC Dem Stsset Der @OmmVnnealtb III NibmSnS1 am ~
Y =. SteH Gage bee IprtlS 1851, unS i'm soften S,hTe
e5r Ron SpRE 2et4er.
George -. @ua fort,
SIaate.S eerttdr.
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g o er

% pdrDcc
teuHsr bet itutTStt6nettm Tets frrunbli6e 3iRrer unb
cute 30 erbaltcn. &uG ftebeK ntbrere 5intmer an lebise
Srren eslrlb(t lu permittbtn. s. MarrbauGtu, &et.
AM Reuen Nartt.
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3O6:rt gienbIcn lit shoa finn urb sier,ia 9o6r ~. c
tSus Spet 3el bod, BON itarfem muSfai5jnem SSrn. rh ~"
ron ountelsr 9eltdisfGrrS, bat idparSe 4uaen nm y =,
9aer uno 8ori uno ;;ett cine Sduisr etpas eIu. 10"
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A, JUDsoN CRANE.
Aepctat uno 6fentliher @ert6tsanpalt,
S>ffte: lite Straet, lwiIGen Mains Il. Bontfr.
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Proclamation

0ts @O"0srHfurs vOn gtret ten.
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20 the leadiag principles Of the Rspublican
faith. He had,gee ~ e0Sse.nr bod ~
the country q lkssS}aSxeGst oS2pss.
lively new to its political contests, and IN.
tDowu to those who guide and control pub.
lie opinion. He has made M show OF pow
Dr., n ostentstion Of ssg>oenenship mo
claims upon public admiration By bold
measures: or . rash personal participation
IN the strugglee al the day. His oiEcial
career has been calm, unobtrusive, neither
marked by brilliant acts nor glowing words.
These.haA been n il nothing Of those quail
titles which are generally supposed 70 be es-
tential to popularity, nothing Of those
demonstrations by which, i 10 commonly
assumed, the public adpiration 10 alone .
be secured. And syet, ever ~daytkat has
elapsed since Mr.. Lincoln became President
has strengthened his hold upon the public
con6deacG 81 6o6lrnefth hi pubtc iaivy
10 his sasscity, MSf6hexsble idtegritys add
his complete self possession and self. COM
mand. Men OF all parties conRde in him.
Those who opposed his election most ssrenu.
ously are now among the foremost 10 sup
port Of HE policy, while those who sus-
tanned him then have found abundant JUS
;i6satieu, ID 6is cAsristeea and c6bdSst,, for
the course they took. Z
President Lincoln has . policy Of his
own 10 the conduct Vt this .war-and the
American people have full faith 10 itss JUS
tice and it's practical wisdom. The first
great obstacle to the restoration OF the u.
thorlty of the, NatiqnaA G~overnpent, j. The
powerssthich resisss ASUd de1sd 81 the u ssE
thing to be done, therefore, is to break
do.rs, TINT nosrpr. and this can ONLY be done
BY, foroe Of arms. The question Of Slave
y has no direct or Immediate connection
with this. Slavery may be at the bottom
Of the rebellion, % it doubtless 10 but tho
rebellion list II must first be crushed before
We can explore itscauseS or zeal with them.
One thing is very elesr awhAteverFis tosbs-
done with Slavery can be more wisely,
mo:e safely, more efsctunllx dosee1ler the
rebellion iss crushed shs0r teforss2-HalfAa
million of men in arms nov stand between
us and slavery = before that can be touched,
they must be conquered.
We cannot doubt that every loyal State
will respond promptly to ywhatever call the
President may make upon tbem@fo add
tional troops for the prosecution of the
war. Nor will any State make its loyalty
conditional upon tho adoption Of any spe.
citc policy, either in regard TO Slavery or
anything else. President Lincoln has
earned and enjoys the full confidence of
the great body Of the American people, and
they will checrfully acquiescs and aid in
carrying out any policy which no may
deem conducive to the successful prosecu-
ton Of the war.-N. Y. Times.
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rT1E PEOPLE AND THE PRESIDENT.

We have 90 intention of questioning the
loyalty of the Tribune, but we o help
doubling the efficiency of the support which
it seeks to give the Government in its con.
test with the rebellion. IL s~ustai0s the
war, bat qualities its support by the most
damaging drawbacks. The general drift Of
it's comments is that there is but ore way
Of preserving the Union; and that 10 BY
abolishiDg slavery ; and everything done by
the Government, which falls short Of this,
or proceeds upon q different basis, 10 con.
denned either directly or by necessary i'm.
plication. In yesterdays issue alone, there
are half . dozen instances Of this. THUS,
in a leading editorial, the Tribune says
that ssif this Union should be destroyed,
history will write on It's tomb-stone-Died
miserably Of official Difference and demo.
cratic subserviency to traitorous slavery"
lts Washington correspondent gives ex.
preston to grave doubts ssWhether the sev.
eral States will promptly furnish their re-
spective quotas ef nseA under the forth.
coming call of the President,' unless 10 ef-
feet e shall FIRST be decided that negroes
NAV be enlisted. "Some say,' writes this
correspondent, "that their citizens will de-
mand an anti. slavery policy before they
will ill up the regiments."
We cannot believe there is any Just foun-
datiou Tor this censure, and are very con6-
dent that these predictions will prove utter
" fallacious. They are intended, doubt
leess. TO secure their owe fsi6ilment, apd il
there were any such public sentiment %
thew assume, they would be very likely to
do al. But We do not believe it. The
great mass Of tho loyal people Of the Nor.
thern States stand ready to support the
Government in its policy, whatever may be
their Y views of slavery, or OF the best
means of crushing tho rebellion. In no
section of tie North-in not one Of the
STATE Legislatures, in no county meeting,
10 not even . single mass meeting, large or
small, 10 any Northern State, 90 far - Ne
have seen, has there been the slightest in.
dication OF such . purpose 40 10 s~ssributed
by tho Tribuns's correspondence to the
people Of the North and West. We have
never yet seen, in any quarter, any declara-
ton. or any ~intimstion, from any portion
Of the people, that unless the Government
should adopt an s'anti- slavery policy" they
would refaso or hesitate TO suetain il in it's
contess With the rebellion. Nor has any
Member Of Congress, DO far % We are
aware. given any hint Of such . feeling on
tho part Of anyporsion Of his constituents.
The most conspicuous feature Of the wal
thus far is the strong hold which the, Ad-
ministfatiou Of President Lincoln has been
steadily psiniug upon the cos6dapce Of the
sreat BODY Of the people. There has
been 1othipg like i in The reeant political
ths country. ". Ltpcoia, M
elected 6fRspSblisss, End 70 hak eds
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q The Republican State Convention
having been called st Des Moines, on the
23d Of July-as will DO seem By ths article
preceding this-we would suggest 20 tho
. powers that be /" the propriety OF holding
aCouvention q the same place, on the Oath
Of July, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Congress 10 this (5th) Con-
rressioDal District. Il would secure : much
fuller re~presension TO both Conventions.
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Ano NspuUsl0lu gAxS4 q 2 Une00s d
its great ~eoavsnliou heId NsOhioago on the
10th, l7th and 18th Of Nay, 1860, 10 which
al the non.sIavebolding States, and Mary
land, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky, Mis-
sosfi and Texasy wen feprsentsds sst forth
. formal declaration Of their principles, and
Of the ends they desifed to aisaih.
Let as review these principles and OBJ
jects as embraced 10 ths platform Of the
party, adopted Of thi6 Convention :
lst. That the Republican party should
be perpetual.
that j. . question which the party itself
will decide. fa4 s5s5
%. That the principles Of the Declara-
ton Of Independence are essential 80 the
preservation Of our Government.
On that point we all agree.
4th. That the right Of each State TO con-
troll iss own domestic institutions 10 insio.
liable.
On that point We al agree.
9th. That Mr.. Bochsnan's Administration
was 10 unmitigated nuisance.
on that point We all agree. s.
9th. That extravaganza 10 the mansge-
ment of the federal revenue should be
avoided, and strict economy practiced.
On that We afi agree.
7th. That the dogma that the Consultation
carries slavery into all the territories il q
false AND dangerous 9
Ihe kepubhoAn party hare settled this
question by organising Al the territories,
aud thus making this iseos : dead one.
9th. That the normal condition Of all
the territories Is shas Of freedom.
The same remask ~ shove applies to this.
ssn. That the African slave trade snoaid
De stopped.
W. all agree on tnat.
lotn. That the ADMINISTRATION OF Mf
Buchanan vas 0isnoness on sne popular
sovereignty issue.
We al agree on that Z
ll.h. That Kansas should BE admitted
as = free State.
Kansas has been admitted 40 q free State.
18th. That working men should have fair
wages, farmers have good prices, mechan-
lcs and manufactured adequate rewards,
and the nation commercial prosperity and
indep ndence.
To which all.the people say amen!
18th. That the Homestead Bill should be
passed.
TheH 0mestead Bill has passed.
IA. That there should be no change in
the naturalization laws.
And We ell agree on that.
18th. That needful harbor 6ud T1vse In
p~rovemsnts, Of . national chsracsery are
constitutional.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THH co-pastnefship heretofore existing between the
undersigned, at The Mammoth Neat Market"
under the arm Of Schlaud & Lehman, hiss this dsy
heen dissOlved BY mutual consent-Chas Lehman with
drawing hon TIE ARM. All beesons indebtea to the
Arm are requested to make immediate payment 10
Chris. Schlaud. by whom al ACCOUNTS against She atm
will be adjusted. CHRIS SCHLAUR
Nay ed, 1854. @CHA9.
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TJmxY BRADsHAw will please accept
our thanks for . large, pice catfish.
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~ Mr.. EATON has sold his Ambrotype
Car to Mr.. BAKER, the gentleman so long
connected with the public schools Of this
city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07

TRoBERr BAxroRD Is putting up . nice,
q brick residence on Gutter street.