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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

DJ-If you want good -four go TO L. l., Gil
Hands Flour store, north side of the market,
five doors from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suityou delivered at your house I'm
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Aegal

NOTICE Tho partnershp heretofore existing be-.
~ tween George A. Pomeroy aud iotSph " C.ay
ton, under the arm stylo OF Pomeroy q CLAYTON. is
dissolved JOSEPH CLAYTON
Dayton, May 20, ls04 ms2i
NOTICE The partnership heretofore eXisurRb be.
~ tween George o PomoToy, Joseph W. CLAYTON,
aud L. ID. Antonidas, under the firm style OF Pome-
roy, clayton Antonidas, BE- dissolved, joseph "
Clayton retiring JOSEPH ", CLAYTON
Dayton, May 20, ist4 ma2t1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
Taxes in 1890 and 1894.

The Co, Auditor has furnished US the fol-
lowing table of the rates Of taxation, in this
County, ior the years 1860 and 1864;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
DAVID A HouK, Secretary

Empire Co. Meeting There will be a
meeting of the Directors ofthe Empire Gem
pany in the Empire counting room, on Fri.
day evening next, the Sl7th inst A full
Board is desirable, as important business will
be brought up
dtd DIX. BOYER Pres't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
D, X. BOYER, Pres't.

Attention Ladies.-All persons desiring
bargain will do we'll to call at Miss A. Good
mans No 1886 Second street. as she intends
selling her entire stock of Millinery at cost
3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
9ailg empire,
City and Other Matters.

The Circus Tonight Remember Gard.
ner 4 Hemmings Circus, tonight. 1t is one
Of the most extensive and popular establish.
ments in its line in the country 1t exhibits
between Third and Wayne sts The beauti-
fnl Arab maiden, Zars, is with Gardner 4
Hemmiug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

P65-The Lincoln newspaper over the way,
is evidently pleased at the election of Frank
Blair from the House of Representatives =
"Misery is fond Of company"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

Buy the best Barometer at Hickey 5, 326
Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

A. 70. N LVHEl
II IL - L EST ENT
NO go THIRD STREET, AT JOHN Il. STOPPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
1 HAVE = large amount Of property for sale, such
ns housesAnd lots NJ all parts Of the city, ~ yr.
Gus prices ranging from four hundred 10 ten hhusani
dollars, on good payments, aud well atusied and
ANY quantity Of vacant lots Tor sale Also, several
farms for sale ranging from one hundred and sixty
acres down TO two acre t, adjoining the ciiy and ia
the county
Those having properly ior ssle, and those wanting
10 suy, viii 10 well 10 call on me, as 7 shsi give
rompt 20, nuon 20 all business entrusted 20 y care
heve had considerable experience IA Tie business,
lasdlm A. b. MCCLURE,
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NOTICE

"A Brough for the pardon ol Claybon Haean. low
prisoner IN the Ohio PenitentRry.
a9Ow3e CATHARINE HhClN. a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

G.. l.. Beytrs Estate.
ON the 18th day OF May, A. d. ls6f the under.
W signed was appointed aud qpalihpd admin tra
,x o. ahe estate OF o. l. Boyer, late Of Montgomsry
county, Ohio, decd LOUISA BEHER.
may ~ Gw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINE
FARM.


AIE will sell, on the premises, mile southeast
w OF Liberty, Montgomery county, Ohio, on ihe
Union and Mianishurg road, on
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1884,
Between ten and ionr o'clock, the farm belonging 10
the eAsaie Of jacob Rohrer, deceased, CONTAINING cue
hundred and hny-three acres one hundred tcrel of
Whch 10 under cultivation, the balance tmbeF. II Is
one Of the best wheat farms in the county
Terms-one.thrd cash. the balsnoe Ia two equal
annual paymorts, with interest Recared BY llorflgs
on the premiser Title indispuahle
DAVID ROHHERI
ELIJAH ROHRkR
a2sw6s Administrators with the viii anne sd
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Rate OF Taxation for 1854, In
the city of Dayton.
AsToUNDIKG sTATEMENTl

AsToUEDING STATEMENT
The following are the rates of taxation lev
led by the different authorities for the year
1864, to.wit
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Fine Property on Xenia Avenue. 81

P, Huber & Son, real estate agents, have for
sale N, Viots splendid property, situated on
Xenia Avenue For any information regard
ing it, call at their rooms, Nos. 27s and 2s0
Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

Stray Cow, ,-Strnyed, on Wednesday last,
a light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail, white belly, white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting Areward will be
paid for her return
VALENTINE GERsTNER,
Lafayette House
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
TIME.

Time is the most undefnabe yet paradox
cal of things the past is gone; the future is
not come, and the present becomes the past
even while we attempt to defue it; and, like
the fash of the lightning, al once exists and
expires.
Time is the measurer of all things, but is in
itself uumeaeurabte and the grand discloser
Of all things, but is itself uDdisclosed. Like
space, it is incomprehensible, because it hss
no limits and it would be still more go it ii
had. 1t is more obscure ih its source than
the Nile and in iis termination thaR the Nj
ger and advances like the slOwest tide, bat
retreats like the swiftest torrent.
Il gives wings Of lightning to pleasure, but
feet of lead to pain, and lends expectation &
curb, but enjoyment spur.
II robs beauty of her charms, to bestoW
them on her picture, and builds q monument
TO merit, but denies it 3 house. 1t is tht
transient deceitful fatersr OF fAlSehood, but
the tried and final friend OF truth.
Wisdom walks before it, opportunity Will
il, and repentance behind it he that bath
made it bis friend, will have little to isal
from his enemies but he that hath made i
his enemy will have little to hope from hi
friends.
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NO. 33.

my wife making the discovery one day thai
my hands were getting grimy agsin, wa.
obliged to own the cause of it, and this, to
my sorrow, was succeeded by positive pro
hibition on her part from my tski1g any mort
exercise at the forge. After this, WHEN
would sometimes ride past the shop behind my
Morgan horses, tie tears would start in my
Eyes al being debarred from The only employ
me1t which was in the least adapted to my
taste or capacity.
But, Cousin AIack, to shorten my story.
wife perceiving that my uohsPpiness WAS IN
cressirg, at last consented to move back to
town, aud let me resume my business. l had
no difficulty in renewing my engagement with
my old partner, ard hence you see me hard a.
work, and happier than the President. ! sm
perfectly able to live without work, but have
learned two important trulhs-firSs that we
never. enjoy ourselves so we'll as when use
fully employed; and Feeo1d, that there is no
occupation. on the whole, for which We are
50 well fitted as that to which we have long
been accustomed, and which has hence become
20 us, as it were, second nature"
WAS mnch pleased With the good sense Of
my wifes cousin, as evidenced n The small sec
lion Of bis aut obio2ra phy which H. hud given
ne, and very soon after he had fisished 1t W
came TO his dwelling. II his shop was dngy,
here wss no dneiness here. The edi6ce wss
built in the Philadelphia style. havinE a large
dining room hack of The two parlors. ard
noble kitchen IN the rear of the dining room
The whole floor, as well as the airy and
pleasant rooms above stairs, were proba-
i'll r f,,r
niture than WAS owned by the Governor of
Pennsylvania. Everything was in perfect or
Ter, and although the locksmi'h's vile was
little uppish in her notions, soon perceived
Sbe was capital housekeeper. and that my
riend Was proud of his house, prouder Of biz
wife, and proud of his two sons who hAd CONS
lOme from boarding schooI to spend he vSca-
ion. found that these lads were both inten-
led for the learned professions.
While one of them entertained me with
-ome music on q parloI-or the worthy
.milh begged me 20 excuse him for few mo-
mens. afer which be re appeared in perfect
' clean linen ard suit Of dainty black. We
-upped at table spread with the utmost pro-
usou, and in the evening, some company com
ang in, conversation and music filed The pass-
ing hour. | was deeply impressed, and con-
1uded that my wifes cousin, the locksmith
aud bell-hanEer, was g wise man, and unwit-
ingy be had found the true philosopher
stone. Daily work was as necessary to him az
iaily bread, and the Toll OF the shop only seTv'
ed to enhance the pleasure and recreation oi
. refined and happy home.
On taking my leave, l realized that had
been taught a valuable lesson. Employment
is the healhful lot of life, and he who would
seek happiness in state Of perpetual repose
beIrays profound ignorance of the benefceni
laws which govern his being.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
RICULT URAL.
Benefits OF ORA mage.

As the fall weather is bes, Tor ths work Of
under draining. SO essential in some soils. aud
valuable in almost ali, a short TSsIms OF the
chief benefits to be derived from the opera
lion. may stimulate those who have the ability
To undertake il to some extent.
/. Il prevents washing, by admitting q sud
den fall Of rain quickly into the ground, leav-
log little 10 run of.
2 Il enrches the soil by causing it to Sh-
sorb the rains quickly, to lxiviAFa them, end
to retain for the use Of plants their csrboDic
acids, ammonia and other manurial acids.
3. Stiff toils are more easily worked. In
such soil you can plow eight inches deep
with less draft than il would have before re-
quired to pillow six ard the soil will fall from
he mould finely puyerizsd, instead Of falling
in Jumps.
4. All kinds Of manure will have quicker
and better effect.
5. Seed time will come elrlsr. Fall frostS
will hold of later; and thuS the season will be
prolonged.
6. A greater variety OF crops eau Be grown,
and 50 wider choice and inore perfect rotA-
lion may be pracliced.
Z. Druiued land will eOntiuus longer 90
because the roots have a wider raHgs for
food, aud when mAnured, will give a 6reata'
increase for the same amount OF manure,
8. When laid down to grass they will noa
deteriorAte so sOou and for ths reASoa lbse
the grass roots penetrate deepsr, The pa'tuf-
age will be more uniform thrOuSa Va' aud
dry weather will be earlier in tue sPrinS aad
hold out later in autumn.
9. Drainage improves tbs climate. From
the effect on the soil, aud especially by DIME
,shing evaporation, we might inisr thS' ITO
tendency would be to dry The asmoaph"rs' 70
Tree il from masma, and render II more oon'
duciVs TO health. But we are len 20 no
doubtful inferences. Iu England, in 'ba we'll
drained regions, the average OF human l,'S hSs
been prolonged several years uudeE ciTaiH-
stances where IL can be ltr.buted TO no o'R-
er cause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
ALE BINDS OF GRAIHg

for which we will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
The House being conveniently located and well
adapted the business and both OF US having eXpe-
rIence the same hope by close personal application
strictly honest TRANSACTIONS, to receive our share
Of the busnt from the Grain growers of this and al
joining counties
Nj. }. Z. AVERY, formerly engaged in the Ware
house OF Messrs. Hills Brothers, will at all times be
found at his post the New Gram Warehouse OF
AVERY u RYAN.
P. $. Farmers will ind House free from all dan
geIs OF the railroad, ami the convenience for unoAd-
Iug equal the AVERY & RYAN
Delaware, ONO, August IL, / 64-IT-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
ERAHkHESS.

B. frank with the world FranknesB is the
child OF honesty and courage. Say jaSt what
you raean 10 do 90 every occasion, ard take ID
for granted you mean to do what il right
III Crerd ask you favor, you shall grant il
If il is reasonable il it Is not, tell him plainly
why YOU cannot. You will wroog him and
wrong yourself, by equiyocsiion OF any kiud.
Never 10 wrong Thing to make frisnd OF
10 keep ore; the mau who requires you 10 do
So is dearly purchased. shd NJ a 'scrihce.-
Deal kindly and f -fnly with all men : and you
viii fi3d ii he policy which wears the beSs.
Above al. do not appear to others what you
are not. II you have any fauit TO 6ad vi'a
any ore. tell him, not oilers, Of what yoa
caafpan. There IS no moye dangerous e1-
pertinent than Ibat OF undertaking to be Oas
hing to mans face. aud smother behind Dis
aack We shau,d live, act sud sneak ouI Of
door. IS the phrase *, 'ni say and do What
We are willing shoald he known ssd read by
all man. |, is 40, only best ss e matter oi
principle, bus as matter Of policy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
HAVE PATIENCE.

A youth and maid, one winter night,
Were sitting in corner,
His name, we're told, was Joshua White,
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty N liden said.
Beside the young nan sitting,
Her cheeks were dashed a rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting.
Nor could be guess what though is OF hin,
We're to her bosom d Icking,
As her fair fingers, sEIit and slim,
Flew round and round the stocking.
While as for Joshua, bsshiul youth,
His wOrds grew few and fewer;
Though all the time, to tell the truth,
HIS chair edged nearer to her.
Meanwhile her ball OF yarn gave out.
she knit so fast and steady,
And he must give his aid, no doubt,
To get another ready
He held the skein: Of course the thred
Got tangled snHrIed and twisted;
$tHave patience ~ cred the sFtless ma i'd
To him who her assisted.
Good chance was this for tongue-tied churl
To shorten all pAlyaer;
''Have Patience ~ cried he, tdearest girl,
And Lay l really have ber ~
The deed was done; more that night
Clicked Ieedies IN the curner;s
And snr is MIS-. Joshua WHITES
Tuat once Was was Patience warner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
Mil for sale.

WILL oner for sale the one-halfor the STONE MILL
II situated the 0,entangy kIver, one and a hS
miles north OF tho town of delaware The MIL is III
good running order- will sell on reasonable terms
For iurther particulars Epply AT tho l'eaware Mills
Delaware, Aug 40 Il. THOMAS SLOOGh,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
nprAK WELL OF OTHERS.

II the disposition to speak well Of othsrH
Was universally prevalent the world would be-
come perfect paradise. The opposite dlspo-
sition is the Paudora. box, which. when open
ed, ellis every neighborhood with pain and sor-
row. How much happiness is interrupted
and destroyed, Envy, jealously, the malig-
nant spirit of evil, when they find vent by lhe
iips. 90 forth on their mission like foul ferds
TO blast the reputation and peace of others
Every one has his imperlections, and in the
conduct Of the best there will be occasiO; a
faults, which might seem to justify animsdver
sion. Il is a good rule, however, when ther,
ls occasion for fault 6nding, TO do it privatel
10 the erriEg one. This may prove saluIary'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
The Best Clothes Wringer
IN THE WORLDI

SHERMAN's SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJCSIABlE ADJ
- CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced, Dy thou
sands " no have tested them, be the VERY BEST
MACHINE IN the market.
Ist Because simple in construction, and cannot
poss bly, get out of order. -,
2i. II is the best Galvanized Iron and viii
rust.
Sd There IS no wood about il to swell or shrink
4th It sits low 10 the tub is much less
than with other machines.
5th A child ten years old can use 1t.
1t needs adjusting, except for bed quits ana
heavy articles, there no necessity lor staT
the wiring anything from lace collar 70
u sheet. - 4.
The question of economy for every housekeeper u
buy a Clothes WrmgeT has been settled wherever ID
troduced 1t is RcKnOw IedgeG by ladies who nave
Clothes Wringrrs, that one pays tor ITSELF III
family persons, every 1t Is used ny sV-
ing clothing, winch wrung INTO strings Ia twisting
garments by hand.
To satisfy All OF its utility, we say: Buy one anu
TRY II perfectly saIkctOry, return II ah1
your money shall be refunded.
We wish tn pubic understand that we are ouer-
ing no humbug, a most useful machine, "hlch II
every respect warranted. -
SIBERIAN Is IMPROVED CLOTHES WRINGER has ia
ken premium at every Far where 1t has been e1-
hIbIted. 80
July 20, 1864. c. D, POTTER & CO.. Agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
J. C. AVERY.
]. Il. RYAN.
GOOD NEWS
TO FARMERS!
New Grain warehouse in Delaware.

FYYHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED FOR TERN
L of years. the Warehouse formerly occupied by
Mr j. a Barnes in connection with his OIL Mill, and
situated on the west side the Springfield Railroad
have this day opened the same TOR the purchase Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

II You want a mplete . tt Of Croeksry,
go TO j. ), Cox's Grocery tore, Delaware
Ohio. Oet, <A-Sm'
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Wo(6in0ton, o. 6.

! SIR T. mer gei6lpi1en, Ct 9as
9teitalratiorS : 2pfal ppn g. s.. Sprin9mann
484 Penniplpania Nuenne, w1roe bur6 Die
0ilttdrbeb6roen porgeftern fir INNER gei6lpIz
fen unb Der 2iquornOrratb3 cpnfscirt. Ntr.
6prin9mdnn bat f6 mebrfa6er @erlebun9elt
bes @eiebeS betr. 2iquprpertntfS an Splouten
idulci9 gema6t. yo.. ass.
! S6tfffuDrt erTffnet. = Die Sis
ntaifen baben lid bic ltnb ba gel6lt unO Die
S6tfe f6nnen tbeilpeiie pbne 9anpferpOripann
tpieber paiiren. Geitern lief oas erite 4uitern=
boot mieper elm unp p~erfaufte olgenblldlt6 telne
2aoung fir $1,50 per Suidel. eae 81.
+ &eiieIg etneSe &anpnenbppteS
9eiprltn9en, Sim per9a1genen atltt=
nod 9 u6r MprSsaS5 iprang in Der gtdbe BON
8tnep 9pint Der &elel bes aalDnenboptes
u9raappn," in SoI9e beNen 2 Wtann get6btet
urp 4 i6Iium perbriibt tplroen, 8bilipp Sane
uno Nidoro Starr lin6 Die Namen Der Get6pz
teten; Die Der 8eripun6eten; $ Carroll, Sui
Itpan, g8m Strain uno 81 Campbell, - @s 1T
bereitS cine llnterlu6ulg ,eingeleitet.
/ NP @ir MAIDEN unle 2eler in @as
ibin9tpn auf cine Nuifproerung zines Gpmites
aufmertam, wel6e ridt MIR an allie Ntit9lie=
Der Der peuti6en Organization, ~iDnOern aud
an allie 9eutiden, rtpelde prinSipieIl Gaf oel
Glepelanbs Nlattfprm iteben -sallp an allie fret
iinnigen 9eutiden seri6tet lit, Die I'M 8rin=
sip wObl nidts gegen bieie 8latfprm sinSuipeil=
ben bQben, ipnbern 1ar ous. 3pedntdbt9feit$=
@rinpen eint9e 8ara9rapben ~oerielben beam
itanben. g-...
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otfteaebunsp Om WaarpIans.
annapolis, 81. San

ZlpCItpItPHNS'J
g q t.-9aS ENHANCEMENT 2ailtfproS, Die
ynpentipu inn 9lpp. 1865 einSaberllfeu, miro
SQUIRT. @iQ5 pom Caroline iagt: @em bas
BEN Der 9latipn auf Dem Spiel felt, bunn
,roeu Tactipnen 5u Gerbre6en. @arum bier
noerniie in ben Beg legen, NO ouS Solt
lnOhugen ieben nil ? SIN &erSug lieqe Sc
III uno 2ufidub lit Der 9ieb Der Set nod
chr, er lit Der 8etrutirung8s OffSier Der 66le
10 Der &duber Der Seelen. 9tptbwenDiafeit
mt feline @eieBe, 10 penig mie Ser 6unger.
2untfOrO, 8rtSoDb, 9tafples anc Sellmdn
REDEEM fir oo8 ENHANCEMENT, Die lebtern iez
}h inter 8prbebalt ipdter fir Die 8il flint
Ell Su pollen.
9a8 Enhancement, Die Convention in 1865
J5ubalter, tpiro pertpprfen nit Is ge9ert 6 st.
5jebe 8eder pom g~eitert,
Sans. - @1i 2tntrug BON Stpdbrioge
moe oie 9iStuiiton itber Die perI6ieOenen
It Gpnpentipn8biQ g%eitelten Nntenpements fir
sihlo6en ertfdrt unO sur Mitimmung iber
piOn8 MinOrttdt8s 9tntrag gei6ritten. Ser
lbe purOe NIT 20 gegen so ct. perwDrfen.
annapolis, %. San.
Seuut, Die 9iSculiipltSbil ipiro alI9ez
ommeu. 8icauo i6ldgt ei1 ENHANCEMENT ge=
ell Die 4~umeienbeit BON 0til5tdr BET ben Nabz
II Dor.
DIR mill baben, oaB Das Mtilitdr ur 10 lange
]egbleiben ipu, a8 es BON Den @ablridtern
jht ielbit r%etlanlirt perbe.
Gimeberoer umenbirt &icauo5 &ori6lag weiz
II oabin, oaB in alen 6dleu, ipp militdril6e
5jmiiarng itattgefunOen babe, 10 Sage mad.
or 0dbl pom @puperneur cine nelte dnoepronet
Jeroen iOIe.
SuS 10 orr6 DIR unb Gi6elber9er mpbif=
irte ENHANCEMENT GicauOS wirp nit allen gegen
inc Stimme (D1. 6tirling's) mgenpmmen.
~}ertugung auf Wipntag.
6uu8. Inter ben ein9ebradten Bills lit
tie fOlgenoe SIT erlpdbnen ppn !6Offman: Die
5pmmi6dre ppn Baltimore Gpuntp 5t ermd6ti=
zen, GelO fin 2tu85abltng ppn 8puntieS Sl
Ipr9en.
Glauoe briugt cine nittbenoe &e1plutipn gez
zen bte Gegierltng unb BEN Congress Elm, wel6e
geieBe fir 8ei6lugnabnte BON 8riputeigentbltm
liz ben 6fentli6en @ebrart6 pbne geredte @ntz
6dOigung %erlaIien, ii6 wiIltibrli6e 8erbuitutz
zen erlaIbt, iiber frteolt6e Staten pus &rie95z
edit prptlamirt, uno oas 8el6nprnengeridt
mtgangen bitten II. +. ID. Sci Seite 9elegt.
DhlrraD ppu Baltimore bra6te cine Qrore
in, tppna6 Sober, peI6er feb ieceiiipniitii6er
Reoen beOiene, aus Der @eriarrmlln9 altsge=
tpBen perOen iplle. Son Dem Spreder ais
mBer 0ronung erfldrt.
3OneS, cine 8eiplutipn, ippOur6 Die 9tomi>
2incOln'8, namentli6 Die lebte 9lntne>
tie = 8rptlamatipn beielben, gebiqigt unb Die
NienererpdbIung 2incoIn'8 ais ben @lni6en
Ger grDBen 0iaipritdt bes @oIt8 BON Marplanb
sntiprefeno, beflrnprtet niro. Sum sipeiten
DIAL %perleien unO NIT 40 gegen % ct. ange=
Ipmmen. -.
6alnmpnb beantragte barauf ben Senator
Bids, 6on. Montgomerp Blair nnO SON. Sbp8
Span Our6 ein Gpmite Su Siben in Dem 6uls
gu loien, mas 9eidub, tpprauf Die
0erren eintraten uno Dem 6allS bur6 ben Spre=
der pDrgeiteut puroen.
StOdbrioge'8 Sill ruurbe oanu aufsenpmmen.
jta6 elmer htrjen 9ebatte iiber Dieielbe pertagte
id Da3 6au8.
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alnoebIid,s efdumuna midhmpnhs.

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