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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
rnE ONE THlrE NEEDED.

We need more dash, more sc.ivity,
n ore energy, and greater concert OF ac-
tim. in the prosecution OF the war
We need, also, Few more first cia's
Generals, to handle and lead to more
ffeouent victory the best soldiers that
,hs world ever saw. But We need mos,
of all, a policy and a Platform which
Will unite the whole people. lie who
slai think ont such n policy and draw
I'D snch a platform will do more for lie
country Il an any one man or any onc
sc ,re oi men have vet been able 10 &c.
compisb.- albany Eceaing Jo"nai
THIS is q virtual declaration from
high source-from the leading reputli-
can organ OF the State OF New loth,
tina, he administration has neither plat
fern nor policy upon which The people
staqI. The journal is light Inc
plattorm OF the administration is one
upon which the people OF the loyal
States do not and OF be made TO
stand. Come what wi,l-comc all the
arLiirrry power that an interruptions
i.na,lcaI power can iLflct, the masses
s,ernly refuse 10 ,quarc themselves NJ
on it. The temper OF the loyal S.a'ss
il not 10 he mistaken i'll this matter
the voice OF the people is not 10 be IL
norej.
What platform will the people rally
upon The same plat orm that The
Democrat parts has ever occupied
The (onStiiuhon aud The iars mo9c N
accordance Megeafh. Nbat Obey viii
The people accept
"AbsoIntc and underwriting LOYALTY 10
The Constitution and LAW, IN VOID and
deed, on the part 81 every cllz u, wbcih
q IN office o, not II oilite--~ h lhcr IN
the service ofthe Governs ~ or not ~
the service Of the Gosernmont whether
in th1 presidential char, OF IN the Cab
met, or in Congress, OF c.scwhcte.
Tnis is the platform and this is The
policy that the people ask Tor. Nothie z
else viii suit them. Tree it is tha, tie
administration to-day, has no such rule
Of action. Let it DISCARD IT once, al its
f4naiical, higher law dogmss, and adopt
these and the cause Of the Union il
sac. When this i, done-whcn this i,
alop'ea 10 the letter and spirit, .h,n
vi HE wo.k be taken hold OF in such
ter bic earnest as will iease DO cause TO
complain of the want Of dash that the
Journal speaks OF, demore za,io, ,ha,si-
nos depicting tie army aud rerdsnng
il Ineffective, viii ccA {, and he day o.
restoration Of the Union viii not be ial
off
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
A BombshciI IN the Camp OF the Mali.
hAnts.

The Hon. Heudrick i. Wright, one
Of The ~ nion" members Of the House
ot Representatives, from l'cnnsy Iyauis,
has been heavy gun Oh HE radical SIDE
aud was put forward 10 repy to Nnlan.
dlshsm rec, Mt setspetch = fact winch
shows high appreciation q hi, abilities,
ior whatever may be said OF Nalian Zig
hams sentiments, he has tew sup liors
in talent in Congress-. Mr. Wright &C
quilted himself well and received The
plaudts OF hs admirers, the radical
press ,eeming with the highest common
dallons Ct bis mastery ,hoIts. But.
while in full fellowship with lhe maIir
nAnts, 1t seems that with Mi. Wright, NJ
snh great many Others, there is h
point bel ond VIII CHI he feels tie Ground
Is a little 10 dark to tleal. That BON
was reac! ed when the Ll.l nov pcbdiur
10 ialse negro soldiers and place them o.
par WITH white soldiers va, luiro duccd
Dung the Discussion en- Fnl.y. Ma
Wright obtained the floor when the fol.
lowing scene occurred:
Sir. Wight (Ution) Of pennsyl,a-
ma, s"lI thai tlu goSelnm,nt ANA ~,
nion we're The ,esah OF coma, M ;,
in conce's on hnG COMPROMISE lhe u.
ion bad IT'S birth. Inc yetv dat H.,
declaration went forth to tie colcnl,,
ticm Independence Hal. there WAS
couproui { aud concessions w.terr,dt
FROM that day down 10 1880 such 4,
pci.cy bad prevailed. The Union VA,
again saved by co. lrJnpso D! III
gfeat aud rulIrg spirit, 81 tie iand
Clay, Webster, Calhoun, aud oil ers-
meciog together Tor that porpcsc. l.
tce~ tiere rds time sckcn conc6s.iI.
aud compromise stoutd be erh,L,fed q
tcos nor. Tie eaactment Of measure,
repatsice 10 the large mass Of lie mo
pr m,ght produce sach state Of aG.,ir,
a. are some morning miyM apoke 1,
ind Nat IRE lad no gocernmcat.
A y,ice-les, We viii.
Mr. Wright hoped this from bis hear
lie was Wiling To mike an honotabi,
sacrifice now. Let the other side OF the
chamber Stow d correspond ~ as, os,
tion. II the gentlemen here would al,
agree upoa basi. q COMPROMISE az lo
The Conduct OF this war, i would no,
las three IN nth. lie orrosei the bi
tecdase {, "oafd produce Decentralization
for soldiers Of tie army had sail 10 hin
thu n black men uere sent 10 Mem hb,p
900 nd ysg,rd uas a Condemnation o,
sAe'v conduct, and lslre tie seryice II
thy eosik
Mr. shssd lksp.) of Penn, aaksd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Tco Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER.

DElNG A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
- LADys OK GENrLtMAN's Warren COaRixkD,
WITH Patent SELf -wINDIa0 lMPKUvkMESr.
Tpe New York Illustrate News, The leading
pictorial paper OF the United S,atss in its issue
Of Jan. icth. 1863 gu page LAT, voluntarily says:
We have been shown u lnost pleasing move.
~. OF which tho HUBBARD hROs.. OF this city
are the sole Importers. 1t 10 called the MAGIC
Tins UBsEavEx," AID 10 N hunting and opcn.iacs
catch combined. This is one of the pretti4 st.
most convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest umepiece tor sc erai and reliable use,
ever offered. IL has within il and conDec cd
vita its machinery, its own winding . :tachmens,
rendering Key entirely unnecessary. The csees
OF This Watch are composed Of tao metals, The
outer one being fne 10 carat 60 d. 1, has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and 10
wasrsn ed m accurate ,imepiece."
Price supcib.y engraved. pss case Il 4 half
dozen. $zO1 90. ssmpe Wa ches: IN neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing 10 buy at .hule-
sale, $a5. sent ny express, With bill "a I.ble on
delivery. s,liis's mu:t remit payment in ad.
' Ice, as We canno. collect from those 10 the ar
my. Add CO!
EU8nAkJ BROS. l. CO ,SoLs Inrox1 rRs,
SOUTH Cox. Mass Az L Jons srs., NV osK,
jan l6-d1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
BUSINESS INNS

HIslSi IS IlfMs.
The alcs OF merchandise, etc, in this
ulact i"r The past year, amount TO ST.
ioo,2 s53. We have the fi.ures to
show that this amount OF bn.iness has
,tualiy been tan acted. though proba
llv thee have he n transactions Of
witch We could not lea,n, and which,
could tn be obtained, would nu.me ut
iesc ii cures con,il,r,.blv. We add
nothing on TIN, score preierring 10 give
only sueh figures AS We have RECORDS 10
youch for.
During tho year ending with Jan. l,
there pa sed through the Express office
At this place over one million dollars in
bankable funds.
One bAnling house has dealt in ex-
change to the amount Of $5lo 900.
Several firms have sold merchandise
to the amount Of $50, 900 each.
Toe egs,trs 81 our hotels show that
upwards Of $4,000 travellers have visit.
ID liie llaec within The past year, and Of
con.e many have come aud gone Of
whom no account has been kept.
Tho number of railroad tickets that
lave been sold here within the came
time Is 100000, exclusive OF soldiers.
la 1862 there were 900 flour bar
GELS inside here, the cost Of winch was
at, five cents each. Total value,
$3.50.
IDurinu he same 4 mo / -, a l. ovo hoo N
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whether this information came from Pc.
soldiers.
Mr.. Wrigh, replied in tho ailirma-
tive. lie had heard so to-day.
Mr.. Morehcad would like to know
their names.
Mr.. Wrieh, said others talked tho
same way, and they were a. patriotic o.
! the gentleman or himself.
Mr. Wright, resumng, raid the white
Anglo Saxon race WAS capable Of taking
care .f itself. But II we had not pow
er to MAINTAIN our position atgroes coad
not help as out Of tie dmeutty. They
were not reliable IN mint ~ service. He
believed that by The reconstruction at
the Cabinet ard the restoration Of Nc
| rhlidn 10 the amy, the country con.d
| he saved.
Applause broke forth in heavy vol
ume from the galleries, manifested 10y
the stamping OF ieet and clapplng OF
hands.
Tue Speaker said if such disorder WAS
reoeated he would CIDER the galleries 10
lie cIealed.
Mr.. Wright said Gen. Mcclellan was
not favoritc,f hs. lie had never ad
voea,ed him here. But he teiieeed INIT
no othe general ~ the amy 50 eabod
led then teciiagS and sentiments. II
YOU wait 10 crown Your aiins with vlc'
tory yon must have commander ih
whom tie AMY have confluence. II
was die to talk about victory with de-
moralr2rd army Nc Gliian, he replnt
ed, qraS ne heGtt ~ tie .1mertcun ar
uy, and shouhi he pi,ced ~ co"md"n
He gall, rlcS aga n broke ioilh N ny
plause but 1t wa, sor.e~hatfgppressed
in cor sequence OF The Speakers admo
niion, wnlch was repeated.
Mr.. Wright, &c uhing, said-L the
President make a new AID mixed Cabi
mel, y presor,.ng The two g'.at pulGs
II Tie county, restore III titfto" 70 ~
r0mntand, aud IA iot ,"o hu"drco
thousand men, who would rally To me
standard in an instant addressing III,
reluitcdns, hc Soid y2u abandon SOM
of gour aitJa Notions. OF Wt are qone -
lle haoe got 10 coD,psDmsse. Ibahdoi
/ tie proposition 10 b,uy "tgrceS INTO Mo
army, o. ace are gone.
\, i'll ,icso words OF wid1m am
warning ffom man only Yesterday helc
up by the radicals as The pe,son'ilcAlior
efpatIiotism and staiesmanship be h ed
ed We need not say that they WI
not, nor that their author will now come
m for con1emnat on as great as was hi
praie on The occasion 81 his tilt with
Naliandi.hiu.
= With ,c'crcnce TO the restoration
Mcclellan 10 command, Mr.. Owen, ihs
representative Of the Ghemung Ds'ric
of New York aIepubllean Of the deep
est dive, AMI the Colonel of the l01il
regiment New York Volunteers, SAID
Mr.. Owen me say To my isIen,
from Pc nsyIvania Mr.. Virgin thu
| nm wat lie say, he ~ not ana ncvr
was. lam friend Of Gen. Me- CItf
I'm. Ibet zoe ia lis oLihty, and Ihoc
aoeoeated las gnerohiHP.
Nj Wright Let me explain. ls,''
that my ,ntrrcou,sc vi b General Nc
Clell.n lal been limited. G.d not 81,
tiat sas not It's friend. eald hat
had no special interest IN him, person
ally.
Mr. Owen The gentlemen said,
tlink, that he had mover been an sdvo
cate Of his poicv and had 10 par,icuI' |
,n,c,,s It bun. IhuUe ben a dTendt,
II him. Ihore odeoeoted his policy. !
haze believed IN hina, and shH do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
Why their Ranks are 80 I hin.

On ,evcral occasions we have direct
ed public attention TO the wide d,ifcr-
ence between the numtcr OF TROOPS on
tie master rolls OF our armies, aud the
Guubers available Cor action, summing
Hp, rs 1t did, To hundreds OF thoussn: "a.
There was nothing in any known lit Of
casualties, nothing in the ascertained
rat o OF deaths by scsscs ia camps and
litsry hospitals, nothing in the dis
charges for physical disability, that
would account Tor the vast dncrepancies
between the nominal and actual state OF
aur forces. Snch beng the case, it
ccmed to BIO certain that our a,mi,s
acre .otfeilt Z .e'rlhly from st apgling,
dcserllon, and absence upon leave pro.
cured by deee I and fraud and we 20
ccorded our in gment. Tae,c is no
10, ger any room Tor doubt on the sub
lret. IN one OF the regiments raised
nearly two years 60 ard which is now
At aluonth wllh but three hnnl, d
ratk and file, the Colonel recently went
iuto an eNatbnstion # the whereabouts
4 lbs III sing men. lie had original.
y one thousand, and he die ,yercd that
eight hundred are alive a, d seven hun
bred Will. although lie could muster tut
hree hundred Tor duty. 1t is clear.
therefore, that tour hundred mca If that
rcgineot are stalking some slsre ou,x.
pu,d leave, or as d,se,iets. We'll d d
Gen.raI Il~ll,ck say, IN Els Annual Re.
potl, that "al sent.esm' Is one of the
most formidable evils stilict,ng our ar
m!es.-Phiiadeiphio Inquirer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

A corr OF divorce down East has
BEN engaged 10 hearing case bIongln
y n mother 10 dss I've the marriage Il
her Son, on the cr,uDd hat he WAS "A Ia
hat 1t The time # marriage. A cras,y
Id bachelor trusts that the plea will no,
te granted, - it may separate half the
yee0g ceUplss in the country. e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Dsaorscy u the State Of love are 70
Iuested to send do sGstes to State Convention
hereby called, to be held At the Capitol In the
clsy Of DssAoines. on WEDNESDAY, the s0Tll
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK H., Tor
tho purpose Of NOMINATING can iidstes for Gov
ernos, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Supreme
Court, to DO supported At the ensuing October
election, and Of ,rsnssc,ing such other basirsss
~ may be deemed necessary.
The basis of County Representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary OF Sts.e, and one
for overy fraction over ffty-and upon thi. basis
the several coun,ie, will Nc entitled TO be repre-
aented As folloNs, viz:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

Tho Democracy of tDe several counties in tho
Stateare requested 10 that tho necessary ste
are tax IN in their respective counties to insure
their full represen alton ut the State Convention
iiy order Ct tho Democratic State Cen trail Com
m.tee.
J NJ ELLWOOD, Chairman.
c. TURK, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

The call for coo. 900 volunteers has been uobly
responded 10 by tie citizens Of this State, and
our quota Is full. But the old regiments are not
full, and to avoid tho draft volunteers must come
forward quicGly. especially II they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received II Camp Mcclellan uni
formsi, provid 4 with FIRST rate quarters, &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
is aYparsnt. The Commissssy and Qasrtsrwsstsrs
Departments are thoroughly sysssDstizsd and the
men are veil taken careo Of. sep4-dltWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

TIE great State # Pennsylvania is
faking he ir't step towards repndis-
ton. 4 bill is pending in The Peunsy
wanna Legislature providirg for The
paynelt OF the interest Of he State
debit, due on the first proamo, in legal
te,.der notes instead Of gold. Al ut.
temp, was ma lie TO rush il light throny b.,
AS the frs, OF FEBRUARY is close At hand.
l,s p-ssa,e by the House, il is said,
AilI be resisted at every stage. 1t is
generally looked upon IA y partial repu-
dlstlon. AS under such law the for.,yn
creditors would no, receive more than
y per cent. The State wound suffer in
character and credit to degree for
which the difference between gold and
paper money would be no remuneration
New York mi Ohio have each paid the
'nteiet OF Their debt in gold
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

The Washington Hepuhl3con makes
the following significant statement
I'VE are today 10 nearer the posses
.len of Virginia than We we've III Am,
1851, and II rs doubtful il tie military
strength q ihc ieslstancc 10 us has po1
inc,, ased IN qnltc as great a Iiopor ion
rs our own. Tat Is the plain truth oil
The ease, and We may rs well look Il IL
the face.
III would tecm that the President
has looked It IL lie face, and has be
ONE t. iic! that the repression Of TIM
icteliton / y merely mtll,sr, measures l.
IA lmpossiblliy. That was ob,I,us t.
one rom The start, AID IL increasing
nanb,is as events have progressed"
Tat rs lhe leading Abolition paper IN
" sshn.ton. For Nng uia, icnd tie
sniire SoGIh. The var has become en-
ucly hopeless OF accommodating lis oh.
Iecl. Itlr IS ackto"ledged in private
conversation by almost every pcrst n
,ae meets. Why net end it at once :?
Why not Try other ,neans ott,tt ing our
/, tc lilies
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

a DAEkEY give. quite an amnsing de
'e,ipNon of tie desperation With Which
he Co fed ra,es ionght q: Mnrirees
bcro He says they even shot mules
out of lheit canrous. "Fore God, Mas.
"a, sid he To his master. Il seed with
my own eyes! Iced en- shoot a niue
cut 81 cshron aud ii hit Gen. McCook
hofse bch'ad him, and it went eileen
tnrouch him, l'clsre it did ,'-Nosh
OWe Utspofeh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

TINS year Is the time for the return
Of the sesenteen year locus,s. They
appeared last in the Spring Of ls46 and
ws,s very destructive 10 trees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

Tns Amos Manufacturing Company
( Cticopee, Mass, ore working two
AnaIred and fifty hausrow, on swords,
canton aud gun machinery. Three
c mon day are made; they are q
FOUNDER hJwl'zcrs oilhe Dahlgfen pa,
tern forgunboat.. Thirsun machinery s
or guanakcis 10 England aud at home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
FOR KeIIl.
For safe

. nnN BUSHELS OATS IN STORE IN
O,UUV warehouse occup ed b. y. N. Pretty
maa Bazir Block. davenport Enquire Of X. ii.
Pr lyman. W. u. NV MAN.
ian a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

TNALL IrS VARIETIES DONE on SHORT
i notice and IN tho most elegant style, at tic
DEMOCRAT AND AhWS OFFICE,
Griggs' Block, coraor Perry and Third streets.
no FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
: kEtPiNG Any party having . small
amount of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man anu wite). which they would libe To hire
out tor few months aud have we'll taken cere Of,
will plessi address FUKhirURE,
dec q II Box 5g& J. q,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Ill wishing to purchase good Machine are in
vited to ex.min, this before pure. asing else
where. Warranted ono ycar, With proper usage
PaICI, 0.-iiEMMER IS, BAsrGR q EXTRA,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

CLINTON HOUSE,
OORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ Streets, love CITY lose J. TsusDxll, Pm
Oaeos .uGxa-a4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

CspAR FALls.-This smart 1.-THE town
mp in Blackhawk county, which has
been in existence but few years, made
shipments AZ follows during last year:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-14

aasi- Wdhriht. ,gyt41ls8 snsRi

I.ss 4ss. .sa.-s 8afttmtotei II. Slaf 1858. ~
8ealdB Der Sr6iuai3 bes 8ar8ermeiIter8 unb gtaSts
ratbS BON Baltimore, beSiSti6 beS Gertaufs BON @iaens
tbitut fir ~un6eSablte @efGne 6ei uemerSffneten gtraSen
wirb biernItt siafri9t se9eben ben GigentFiutern mad
benannter @rll1bfafe, ME lie auf benz Blan bon gsal=
nut 4lep ~an8esebcn limb inmnrt ben barauf Eaftenten
@ebitbren, baB tpenn beie all pber Dor benz u. 4uauft
1868 ni4t be8aRIt mprbeu iinc, i'd belaste 8rltmbfade
an tetem Tag, DsittaSS I'M II .ltSr, in Der MertantS
GT9anSe an ben Iieifbietenbeu oerfeigern merle.
Die SsrfanfS6eSinsuu8eu Itub 6erart, baB Der aaufer
benz @ttp Solicitor innerbaIb "a Stunbeu Ben 8etraa beS
earaRf %9afteuben aIeimentS unb Gntoiteu gu besa6len
BAT ~ Der &eIt ber &aufiumme Serbleibt auf Credit auf
ipet Sabre unb eirten Gag bonn 8ertauf8tage an sere@uet
unO ftHS % 9efanfte GruncItitde alien jest parauf baftenz
ben pber III d3utlrft barauf geleSteu Steueru eeS @tantes
WtarbIanb unb Der Stabt Baltimore unterprrfen,
Got SEQ. 35-@iarb u. Mc5ee. SILL
Got So. S6-Daniet G6ruenan 1851
Got $50. 57-Same8 NscfSee. 4.8I
Got $40. 41-@. g. @iersbit6, asent. 49,. 3.76
ect Ne. 44--Spbu @ppf. ........ 1851
MugMffuS NJ. %rtce
(l2I~nll0rllumt) @tdot=@oneftor.
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GtQ0trail.

j Grfer 3msig. - @sgsnpGrttg 9ds.
gonn9, Bra0osnt, uue Gin Quorum. 6srr
2urner leate Die pettttOn Qusuf @aBner's
oor' cine DampfmolAtue In Nr. 80 9anOpsr
5tr. frr'&ten gu oiirfen G6erpislen. - 6err
Vtu bsantraets, 10oSauCurnf6a1e am W'cne
Tag tpsgen ets BeleS Don 8tdSburg abjufeu
ern. WsrldisOene Mmeubements fouroen ae
rtaht @en. Mients ben Danf Der eStaot abb
3ufattsu, 81. ianmtairen Ut. nj @tnem @ps-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-14

3tdiconttte t~tberDIeIen. - 6err 9urner Beam
tragic. Snlfruftion pom WoYOr AZ sr6itteu,
Ob biz Fatbissn SolDateu. pslhe in BET Gtott
gelporbsn lpe'een, Der Stabt gut selarisbsn
%psteen; an8enOmmtn. - Sin Qntrag, oen
unio1 Observation-Disclosures $4,000 gu iberwet-
I'm, lQsiGe aa biz Galt Baltimore, Wst BAL
ttmure uno Central Observation-Disclosures 81
E8letbtn Ibeiiea peit6etlt iusroen Io0teu EparDs
an8erOmtnen. = Das Gomtte tettbists, 140
Ganonsn am Msttmoh, een 10, Ds.. obftuern,
ole Wloden ldaten unO ots SFtagoen aabhbsn
gu lallsn; ai,genOmmsn.-6err Droup bsaug
tragic, Den City Comptroller beri9tru 5a lal.
fen, OF or Die SSeblsl Oct NsmenSorfsber 30.
n0l trt babe ; o1l9enpmmen. 45 Il 10
2wettfr 3wetg 0err WtlmOt bfar'
tragic $4,000 CUR llatsrlIsuug Ger psrpunT
better S0loateu ;u bstpt1tesn, lpcpcn eth Dtittel
Der Gaf Baltimore 8slief GsleaIA1ft, bas
5rreite Orittsl ter gBeif Gub gteIitf Gefsai@aft
unD pas lsbte Drittl Ger Gsntral 9ttltsf Sc
leQi9aft 3ufomnsn IOls. Nnseuommea. s.
Der erlfe 3peig l1mpte etnsn 8sIdIuB, betm
WfaYOr oa3ufcassn, gt bic ~iarbiafn Iruppea,
trelde tfbt gsDovbsn wsrosn, pea QuOtsm STA
rrlance 5u8esetnet he. ben. - Oes bstreTenbe
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