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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
W. D. LEE,
Pastor of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
READ +. D. E. N. soUTHWORTHs LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRGETowN, d. C,(
April ., 1888.

April =, 1853.
Mesrs. Hosfeher 4 Smith:
GENTLEMEN: 1t gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those OF Others In favor OF your
excellent preparation. Several years of residence
on the banks Of southern river, and Of close APP
plication to literary work, had so thoroughly ex-
hausted my nervous sys'em and undermined my
health, that ! had become martyr to dispepsiA
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter-
walls, and defying all known remedies In the MateriA
Medica. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when friend recommended
Hostetter's Bitters. Iprocurcd q bottle az an ex-
pertinent. 1t required but one bottle to convince
me that had found at last the right combination
OF remedies. The relief 1t afforded me has been
complete. II is now some years since first tried
Hostetters Bitters and II 10 but just to say that
have found the preparation all that II claims to
be. II 10 . Standard Family Cordial with Us, and
even as q stimulant we like It better than any
thing else but we use II In all nervous bilious,
and dyspetic cases, from fever down to toothAc q,
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptlc or
nervous invalid to sure enedy, Ishsil have done
some good.
! remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

sTkEL-
Hardware, Bar-iron, steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond State shoeing Iron.
Axlss and Axle Boxes
Springs, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Hubs, spokes, Feiloes, shafts
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels Buggy and Wagon Bows
HAircloth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings of all kinds
Engliah and American varnishes.
A large and complete stock Of the above con.
stantly on hand. "
THOMPSON 4 CO.,
No. SAk Ninth st., opposite Centre Market,
vsts b y vhN~nnsNr = nm.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Pianes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbet, &C.
Chisels and Guages-Firmer, Socket and TURNER'S.
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, HAtchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Gimlet-pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and Lstches,
Knobs, Escuteheons, &c,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Devels, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-s, 8 and 10 inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, As.,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&C., Ac., &c.
AGENT in the District Of Columbia for
Putnam hammered Horse Nails,
Diamond State" Horse Shoes,
&C and p" Horse and Mule Shoes,
Auta-3m
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
Il. d. 4. N. SOUTHWORTH.
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDsAND DocKs,l
December DO 1872


NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDsAND DocKs,l
December 90, 1852.
Mssus. HOstsisr s. Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa:
GEsTLEMEs; About four years since my atten-
ton wac called to your Celebrated stomach Bit
ters, being at the time perfect martyr to dys-
pepsia, in all OF its terrific forms. Indeed, ! had
not known for six years An uninterrupted nights
sleep. / commenced the use OF your BitterB tak-
ing them according To your directions, except that
the dose reduced to onehalf and found IN nyself
much, very much benefited by the nrst bottle; the
second relieved me entirely; but have ever since
taken n dose IN the morning mme diatey on rising,
finding 1t to act as n TOME and appetizer OF the
most agreeable character. There ID a peculiarly
In the effect OF your BitcrB which u may be
we'll to state: II from any shall be suffering
ever 80 aoutely with the headache, dose OF your
Dtters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In conclu-
sion, l say with all sincerity and truth, ! would
| not be returned to the state OF health in which
your Bitters found mo, and from which they have
unquestionably relieved me- for all the money In
| this world. am, with great respect
| Your obedient servant
| JOHN W. BRONAUGH, Chief Clerk. .
Prepared by HosrETTER Il SMITH,
And sold by Druggists and Family Groosfs, wv
New York Otfios, No. <2s Broadway.
! sul1- smeod .t' ~. PTS ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

BLOOD BLOOD BLOODi
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILIAA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
MEDICAL.
C'PE cIAL N oTIc z

Da n. vELLRrs Private Hospitai, In shs vsd-
srAi nook, corner Of seventh and streets, oppo-
ass ~ Pos. and Patent ofnsss. Roons y and ~
up ssairs, Washington, DC, ,,t...-,,rU.. f. ..,1
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
L v Id Z N C K

EVIDENCE
OF the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. .r., -
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

And sold by Druggists and Family Groosfs. w
New York Offios, No. <2s Droadway.
suI5- enSeod .f' 'H NJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12
Sold BY all Drussists svsrywhsrs.

Ask yoA HELasOLgs-TtxE 40 !oTAEg,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-12

In many affections peculiar to Females, the Ex.
tract Buchu II unequslleA by any other remedy, ~
In Chlorosis or Retsntion, lrregulartty, Painful
liberated OF sohirrous state Of the Uterus Ieucor
rh1 or Whites sterity, and for all complaints in.
cident to the sex, whether arising from rndisers.
tion, Habits OF Dissipation, or to the
DECLLNE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22
The III onestcnd Act.

As there seems TO be quito i msnnder7
standing as TO the bearing of the Home
stead act upon the rights of pre-empters
under former sets, the following iniorma
ton FROM tie Commissioner OF The Gen
crsl Land Office, upon which ali the de-
ci'Ions OF that ofice are based, IL given
When party has made an actual loca
ton By pre- cmptnn or otherwise, 10 viz
tue Of bounty land warrant, he canpol
lift the laid warrant and enter under the
Homestead act, because having elected TO
satisfy his claim To o specific tract Of land
by locating warrant, he must abide b,
his own oct. a pre-empi0t has FLED
"a drclarat,ry patent caDnot convert his
pre- emptlon iuto homestead claim. A
pruyiso 10 the sixth section of the Home.
stead Law of May 81, 1863, is spec,fic ON
tins point, in declaring that oil persons
have rlghtto make the exchange " they
have h.ed their dsclaratory patents prior
TO the passage of the act OF May, 20,
1852. Where the parties have filed since
lie passage Of the law, they have no
night TO make the exchange, and conse-
qaently when any person sbandons his
presumption the land is freely open to the
iIrst homestead settler that usy apply for
il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22
fw-Hcre is a wonderful story.

EE-ii Here is wonderful story. Says
the Joaraat de Constaatinople: Zone
evening last week two young men of tue
Isle OF Prinkipo were returning in a
caique from sporting excursion on the
coast of Asia, when they suddenly heard
q noise for which they could not account;
but soon after they perceived over their
heads an enormous bird, the sight OF
which 6lled them with aarm. Selling
their guns they both fred at it. and were
still more amazed when they heard bro
ken words and cries which could orly
proceed from human organs. They at
once steefed for the spot where the sup
posed bird had fallen, and were struck
with siupeiaation on finding that what
they had taken for a volatile was a man
with an immense pair Of wings. Thes
took him into their boat, aud we're not u
liIie relieved on finding that he had only
received few small shot in the legs
This new Icarus was flying from Aniagons
to Plati to visit young person whom be
wished 10 marry. but whose parents were
opposed TO the match. To visit his lady
1--we he had invented and made the wings
he wore, and had already twice crossed
the strait between the islands. On bis
third 'urney his flight was cut short by
THIS untoward accident. He is now III
Piati."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22


leaving the midland railway at Am
bergate. yon branch on by another line
for few miles through some of the fines,
scenery in Englond, for you are amongst
the hills of Derbyshire. Arrived 1t
"Whatstandwell," whatever that may
take its name from you have short but
charming walk to Lee Hurst. The resi-
dencc of Mr.. Nightingale would make 9
foe study for one of our artists. 1t is a
good specimen Of the English irregular
architecture, looking like mansion to
which successive generations have added
to suit their increase. Ii 10 literally a
house of many gables the ivy has a spe-
ciaI fondness for it. aud will seldom per-
NIT portion of the stonework to be
seen.
Situated on an elevated plateau, it has
around 1t on three sides still loftier hills,
while the bright Derwent, the favorite
hsnnt OF anglers, sweeps by on the south.
and breaking over slight obstruction,
makes taInt nurlpur. AS the region 10
rich IN iron, stone and coal, there are
some tall chimneys in the distance, but
being built Of groy stone, instead Of the
eyc-cffendiog red brick. they lock Hike old
watth-tow RS, and add to rather than in.
Jure the landscape. Everything is won
derfully sill, and you seem to tread upon
no common sod. There are several cot
iages on the estate. and near by il per-
feet gem Of an knglish village, With its
two chapels and school, which, being
under the auspices Of the Nightingale
family, is model for order and cheerful
ness.
Besides the school. there is on evening
class IN the mansion for the instruction of
young women who work in the neichbor
ing factories. One can hastily understand
how an earnest and devoted life, growing
up anidsi tbs sublimest of those rr.nt
hills. accustomed 10 the bssuties OF the
valleys and rasines, and above all, inbal-
ing the Inspiration Of the mysterious and
perpetual peace which prevail here, should
become heroic when the cries OF suffering
came from The CIimea Ia the house are
many tokens Of the gentle but brave spir-
il Of Florence.
CuriousI constructed match holders,
formed Of small shrapnel. or some 9th
or hell, With three Dusket balls for feet.
and many little tokens Of gratitude,
wrought. perhaps. by some poor fellows
u hours Of "reminiscences But the form.
for sight II which shy true soldier would
travel far is not there M,ss Eightip.
gale IS IN London. still working for the
army IN ibdls. devlsing sanitary plsns
aud recordl Z rich fruits of her observs.
ton Tor future benefit Tue unsubdued
mnd aud the uphapeing soul are encased
IN falling tabernacle. At times. too
weak ior conversation, she conveys even ,
then her directions by wiring. Come
wnen i may. death will find 10 her sp,r-
II thai has well achieved IT'S work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22
The House Of Florence Nightingale.

LIE Iyh ~ "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22
CONSUMPTION OF WooL.-The G,

CONSUMPTION OF WooL.-The con-
sumption Of wool 10 the United States
during the past year has bsen unusually
large, amour Ing IN the aggregate to some
1000, 900 ibs. The quantity OF raw
material required Tor army supplies,
alone, during the past year, Is estlnated
Mt $4,000 900, for the navy l,U0O,O
for CIVILIANS wear 65,UJ0, 900, and the
amount required to replace cotton, for
me'ly incorporated to much greater ex-
tent IN mixed fabrics, lo,o00,0O0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

nss-"The Emperor Of Brazil has order
ed that the Alabama be prohibited from
entering any o,'the ports OF that Empire,
Tor the purpose Of carrying prizes there,
and saiiing thence to make others.--
Boston Journal.
This IS practical neutrality. How
different from the ''Leu,rality" practiced
BY Engaland--a neutrality that IL nothing
but armed intervention 10 behalf OF the
rebels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

with Close Connection. from Weston CitiesS
All Connecting directto New York.
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And Close Connections at Harrisburgh for
BaIti..ore ana washington.
From Pittsburg to New York
ONE TRAIN RUNS DAILY t43o) ntLxs,
VIA ALLENT OWN,
THOU r CHANGE OF G ARs
Arriving in advance Of all other routes
SEWN DAILY TRAINS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW T0RE CITY.
Tickets for Sale to Boston by Boat or Rail
Boat Tick cts C 600 ON any Of the
sound Lines.
Fare to all points - low ~ any route
01eeKtnx Cars
NNIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Free.
FItEIG GIFTS.
BY this route, FreiEhts ofslI scan be
| forwarded TO aud from Phladeiphia. New York
Boston ov Baltimore, TO aud from any point on ne
| Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
The Pennsylvanis RAILROAD also conn Get, q, PITT.
hnrs = ih steamers ~ ~AaeA - befovvsrd.
cd to any point OBJ the Ohio Muskinrum. Ksntacky
Tsunas:ss. Cunberissd Illinois. Mississippi: wis
| eoasin. Missouri. kansAs. ArkaBsss, and ked Xiv
evs; and At Cleveland. Ssnhnsky aud Chicago v ttb
sss amsrs 70 all porte the Sorthw ssssrn lakes.
tor sfsheir ersteht,o this Company can RELY wiz
soaaAeaes % tss spsedy tsassit.
The mates - Freight
To.sdrron any poin,,n the West by the Psnn.yl
yania Central Railroad. are at all times AS "a
voRABLk As ARE CHARGkD BY orHERRAIL
Tr BE partieularto mark packages, s.vrA Psss
FOR Yrsight Contracts or Shipping Direct ions, ap.
ply to or address either OF the follow Ing Agents
3. A.sTEwAkr, vreigh, Agent, Pittsburgh
w. BROWN Il CO., Cincinnati, %.
&c. Mki.pRua ! CO., Madison, Ina.
J. ENCORE. LouisvfIi. Ky.
W. .AiKAAN d Co., EsAusv ille, Ind.
X. SASS. 81. I"nts Missouri.
| CLARKE CO., Chicago, ia.
J II. M'CoLM Portsmouth
| R-ANEELf. MONTGOMERY, Msysvilis
I Kentucky.
w. 4. l.. LANGLEY ,GHiiipelis,0.
II s.p1ERCE 4 CO., 2Anesviiie %.
n. h. HUDSON, Ripley o.
b.. C.MELDR0s. 6snsni Trnvrl'ns ArsD,
for the South and wet.
LIVE STOCK.
Droversand Farmer wi nBd this tn m 70 tadvau-
,usroute fpr Lave Stock Capaeoun Yards ~ oil
xss dapd Supplied sta ayers snnv en iaues havs
water. acdonthisl ttFeonnee bona and every
naspove rpsidt6thsir sants. From Harrisbu vrh
.ttsultor A. found oyery convenience for feed nr
~har. viii h, beice issoHtrod ~ the PHlLApEL
: nd ,..tnr se, Kand KALTiM oGE MARKET.
PM. NEW rob aaud the shartest Quckes al aut
rhiswiIi .isnbe,, toektoNew York--IwlaAltep
c,osi dIyectroutfforh hsnsesthan any other
oxnl--and VIII fewere mars isupt.. Altoona. Pa
iEvOCH LEWIS O. .icketAgt philadelphia
Il. l.. HoBPT, GeBel neral Freight Axsnt
H. H. HOUSTON. Ge Phi 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

A SURPRISED MANA gentleman re-
siding 10 one OF the rural towns for which
this county is SO Justly celebrated, receiv-
ed the other day from his son, an officer
IN the Federal army, what he supposed to
be miniature. His surmises were not
wrong, for on opening il he found IL con-
tanned pretty good likeness of our most
worthy and able President of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln. On examina-
ton be learned it was not fast bot moved
And IN Raising 1t from its resting place
found that the case contained twenty ten
dollar bills, aud that they had been so fold
ed as to displsy only the portrait of Mr..
Lincoln. To say the least the gentIeman
was very much surprised. and the son
would have been greatly pleased no doubt
to have witnessed the proceeding. -
Rock Island Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-22

Inc FeuSIs s~ t~sH appear 10 ht
possessed of some sentiments Of honor
and have recently given evidence that the
"tcbivslree' has not all faded away. A
few Gays sgo vurIous sums of money, pri-
sate papers, pocket books and rnemeutoes
belonging 20 Federal soldiers who had
died while prisoners in their hands, were
sent into our lines under flag Of truce.
These articles were carefully labeled and
had been well preserved. Some Of the
sums OF money were ~ high as see, and
the total amount Of cash returned S490 ,06.
This is the first instance upon record du-
ring this war where any such honesty Of
purpose has been manifested on the part
Of the rebels.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
$50 REWARD.

STOLEN from the pasture Of Green Brazol-
ton, Esq, three miles west Of Winchester, on
the night Of the 9Th Of April, my SADDLE
HORSE. He is a ~sorrel, about eight years
old, sixteen hands high, PAGES and fox trots
well, has rather an old looking head, with 4
blemish in his right eye, which does not effect
the sight. will give the above reward to
any person that will believer the Horse to me
in Winchester, or give me such information
as will enable me to get him.
aplO-5t JOEL a. BATTLE.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
RAGS! 1sAG~! RAGS.

WE WANT As MANY RAGS AS WE
can get, and. will pay the highest market prize.
for them. Vet every one Who reads this send
US what he or She may have, Unless we can
get rags we can.get no paper. Read the fol.
lowing letter, which explains itself;
PIoEEER PAPER MANU-. CO..
ATHENS, GA, April :, '63.
W. j. SLATER, ESQ:-Dsor Sir: Yours Of
the 18th ult, is at hand, enclosing -. We
are nearly out OF rags, and l have to dcclin,
cash orders. If you can send good cotton rags.
delivered at Athens free Of charges, I will ex.
chang" one pound paper for Eve pounds rags
Respectfully, ALBION CHASE, ACT.
Send to the Bulletin all the cotton rags YOU
can get. A liberal bonus viii Do paid any one
who will take the trouble to get Us up alargo
lot. rive cents pcr pound given, if delivered
III Winchester aprS-tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
State of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

John ". and n. Il. Martin, Adm'rs, VS.. The
heirs Of y. Il Martin, ST., deed.
In obedienccto a decree Of the County Court
OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced at
its April session, | will Offer for sale at the
Court House door, in the town Of Winchester,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NAY. for
cash. the Houses and Lot situated on the west
corner of the public square, occupied by Tenn
pIetcn y thurman, and WI, Slater and 9th
ers, The biddings to commence at $500.
JOIN e.. ENOCHS.
ap9-,d Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

ATLANTA Markets, April 5TH.-
The past has been q busy week in
trade. Large quantities OF morchan.
disc have changed hands. Tobacco
has held the inside track and Te have
observed more men tosing around after
4 smell Of the weed than ever before.
The best brands aro.stitf at s.. A few
fancy brands are held at I 5%0-inforior
AZ l 90. Sugar, since those bridges
have been finished, sells at 80a95 cents.
Bacon, hog round, 90 cents. Syrup
7 80, Whisky and peach and apple
brandy strong at $50 per gallon
Yarns SETS shifting l 70. osna.
and "A Shooting 80. Cotton
rope Goal 10, Irish potatoes II and
10 dollars per bushol.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
"a Fearful Portrait"

= bANA N.tN LII ~ CSNATG 4C"N Al
ul~nadelpliq Sunday Mercury publish.
. u,o c''r.uo. Iot,.r
go ~,
VI ' s'"H queer III one o' V'o 0F'S'oo'
OF SAeHman's division Of the army OF
the Southwest. 1t is written in camp
~ .,I
"i'.''' says '-'' Mercury, " 'uecl"eo'
y opposed to ana used ali his influence
against what he considered the absurd
aud suicidal policy Of protecting rebel
property" The letter says
| believe the time has como when |
am ashamed to acknowledge that |
belong t. the Union army. OF all the
disgracprul proceedings l ever witness
al. Think what | have seen on this
,aasca caps the climax. Two.thirds of
acrulu's army is compose d of new
tru.,a from Indiana. Illinois and WIS
cousin. and thew have come down here
..,.l. .ns intention Of burning and des.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

We want 100 or 200 pounds Of tallow, and
Will pay the highest market price. We have
to use from 8 TIC 10 candles every night, and
are about out. Therefore apply soon.
PROPRIETOR DAILY BULLETIN. ,
Mar. 80. Diff
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

Coffee, Sugars, Rice. Soda, Black Pepper
Tobacco, all Kinds OF fine Cigars, Candies
CAkcs. Nc.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
HARDWARE.

Hoes, Stock Locks, Padlocks, Buggy Wins
Fishing Tackle.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

NJ
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I'd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-13

InoG Die Meaiernna unD boa qsorla,neut ~,
Snrin ih boau perifaubeu bobeu Sic rSn1,rbe
Hrooe ppr Der 6ouo r,ben IN lolTfn, Mit
WuSuob,ue Der Gropce {euten le aber and,
,ualeih Gil. baf mater Som bcf bic 6aupt.
labt sStoltens tperben nil rbe.
Stolien Turfn. II. De,. Ger $40
Dtmtnto" lhreibt . .Sbo[eid @oribolpi md,
nttt In feiuer @tubs onf uno ob oebeu fam,
pte etntle @l1tter er,Gbleu. Ibreitet Ietne @e,
nelune bod fdusq unp befriebiaenb Dor. Qm
20 -De,. tpirp or I!A nit 1stuen @Sbnen uno
ben Mer3teu, bic i9u be0an Oelten, nod Ieinem
lieben @aprtra %etuI6igfn."
@artbalot bat einiaen nearUlitoni1hen
Oamen, Die tbn mad ihres 6taet einoslaten.
fplaenbe MntpDrt aelhrieben - =
SD alanbe nint. BAD th In nielem Muoens
blide nod gteopel fpmmen IL me. Sh min
l6t pprber eintee 3eit in Goprera ,u;ubrtn,
gen. SeoOds eete i6 Sbnen Die 0erliGeruno,
oaBt Der Sag nidht fern Ietn miro, an benz Id
Sbnen munolt9 tn Nsopel fur Sbre freuno.
ltde uno wptlwplenfe QufmerfIamfett oaufen
farm.
SenfSGTonh. - Dos 6jptboiSAe ceneoIp.
ail6e Sa(tenbn6. oper. tUic re oewnSbnlid,
senannt au sperpsn pfeat,1 Der @ctbaiIde 6pf.
Ralenber fir 1863 (@otba, bet SutuS Der
tbes), trttt In Der 0aree bes bunbertten
Sabraonaes uuf uup fiibrt 1G nit elmer lez
Ieusnert9en @e(dtdte letnes eTlfen. bunbert,
i1brisen @rldttnens ein, Die aud culturas,
l6tGtltG intereTant 1T. unter Cen portraits
sisles Sabraauaes lIno bic Der prtntGtn
Nlce Wfan6 Warie unb pes Iriuaen ron
5eiIen DEFENDERS oulpteAenb. Sa Der genoa.
foetl0en ipte tn Der oiplomatiGdben abtbetluua
ltno erfreulide 8erbeTerunaen erfolat, uub
De1ouoers Der ,ptdbtioe Nrtifel NuelnnS elmer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-13
gungreRncrb amolnmaeu.
10 STANDARDIZATION. 10 9,

asa btn9tOnJ 10 San. 20
Senat. Inter ben einaebra6ten NntfG.
gen oerldtsoener lNlt trdr Der pes 6rn. Gfor
Der piHti9lfe. Gr sinB baDjn, bab natetlu,
9ur9 an8efeat perben mSae, tussbalb 81,
Sou3tebung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rament.
ltt i'm Dtfritt Columbia, nod ni6t ousoes
fIbrt fst Der Mntrag tpnrOe anaenommen.
pr. Gelfenben rtef ben @eltBespprldlaa ne
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