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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Metropolitan Gas Light cOmp..y

tIOPSHH'HH UHS IhBHL OOnlpHhys
The bill introduced by Senator Morrill, To-
day, to incorporate company OF this name, i,
essentially the bill reported by Mr.. Carter In
1860. The capital stock Is made $500, 900, in
shares Of $50 each. The corporntors named
are II. s. Davis, Cyrus Moore, G. W. Cochran,
j. G. Ellis, Harmon Burns, Joseph shillington,
and Jeremiah Hepburn. ..s..f
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
ChSrSetsrIstlo Order from Gen. ButIs,

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Jan. 24.-Sp>eial Order,
; no. s5.-Charles II. Graham, OF Norfolk, hay.
ing eolIesponded with the enemy clandestlnely,
by sending a scurrilous letter concernInp M
commanding General, and then lying about il
IN the most solemn manner by denying tlIe
authorship, which no now confesSes, and hay.
Ing been confined In the guard house until he
could tell the truth, is discharged. He WouLi
have been punished further II he had written
upon any other subject.
By command OF MAJ, GEN. BIrrRp
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Gansa Once More.

The attractive musical drama OF "Gamea,
or the Jewish Mother" will be given at Gro.
ver's Theatre this evening, for the last time,
with Vestvall ln.her great character Of Gamea.
Those who have not seen this remarkable
piece should not fail to attend tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Informatlon for the a, ,vernmsnt.

We learn by the Peoples Telegraph line that
The Hartford Comm Times s, iys 1t is under
stood among military men in that city that
another call for troops will be made about the
lst of February, and that the all will be for
100000 men for three years an ID 100000 for
nine months. This iuformatIt IN is said to
come from sources entitled to ere dit.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

To Be RETURNED TO THEIR REdMENTs.--
The following named soldiers having served out
their term of sentence by court martial, arrived
here yesterday from Fort Delaware, to be returned
to their regiments Patrick spaur, ID VIrginia
vols; Lawson L. Price, sth Virginia vols; COlum-
bus Nermillon, lst Virginia art. John White John
Quinn, and David Dalton, I'd Virginia vols.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
WAsLOe must be a very pleasant re,idsrcO f.

WAshoe must be very pleasant residence for
timid man, according to the Virginia CITY
B'4tetfh, which says; "On Saturday night last
we saw around tho stove at the theatre, warm.
ing themselves, no loss than five men who had
each killed man within the past five nontLs. ,,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Caiifornis Indiana.

Dill ior the peter regulation of Indian sf-
fairs In Calfr mia creates the office of Agent of
ihu'ah "airs for California, at a salary of O. "
'n'' sand dollars, and proposes to survey and
.arcel into lots, and sell at auction, aba ndoned
Indian reservations. Mr.. Conness Is The fsS.er
of ii.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
The Ladies' Sanitary Fair.

We observe by the morning papers that the
fair for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission
was opened last night in the new building at
the corner of Seventh street and the Avenue.
Speeches were made by Senators Pomeroy and
Lane, and Judge Kelley, OF Philadelphia, at
he opening.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
The Price Of Gas.

Mr.. Wiley, in the Senate, yesterday reported
bill so to amend the charter of the Washing
ton Gas Light Company as to reduce the price
Of gas 49, cents per hundred cubic feet after
the first of March next, with a deduction for
prompt payment of Hve per cent.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Interesting to Heads of Department "a,

Mr.. Doolittlc submitted resolution In tin
Senate to-day, declaring that in all sessions OF
committees to take testimony upon the conduct
of any department of the Government, tAs
head of such department should be requested
to employ some competent person to aid in .hsr
examination.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Jus Bnl-postsr Murdered by
the Injured Husband.
No

m, W YoRK, Jan. 2S.-Wllliam II. williams,
well known blll-postsr, was shot about /
o'clock p. IN. yesterday, near his own door In
Grand street, by Robert @. Haines. Coroner
Wildey held an Inquest on the body, and from
the statements OF the prisoners wife and slater
Il appears that, about four years since, Mrs.
liaines left her husband and went TO live with
Williams, the deceased. Since that time the
prisoner has been failing in mind and has
several times implored her to come back and
on his wlfe's sister, residing at No. ~ NiIIet,
street, and declared that either himself nv
Williams must die. She attempted 10 reason
MIN out Of the Idea, and he finally left. He met
Williams near his own door and instsntiv
drawing double-barrelled pistol fired the con.
In his head. '''s'nS
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Amendmsnt OF the asorgste Nvn city

Mr.. Grimes presented Senate IN to-day 70
amend the charter of the nclghbU ing city of
Georgetown, to except that sorpoi alton from
contribution 10 the expenses Of the Levy CouTt
of the county Of Washington, fur ther than TO
pay half the road expenses west of Roch Greek
and proportion of EXPENSES of coroner and
the Orphans Court.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

HARrER's MoNTHLT.-The February numt ,or
of this valuable periodical contains an unu Su-
ally rich fund of instruction and amusom' .ut.
Hudson Taylor, 834 Pennsylvania avenue, has
il for sale,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

ts- HeedA he attention Of business men 10 he
classification Of our advertisements. We intend
TO keep business eye 10 is matter for n. benefit
Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

LEVI II. WHITNEY DIsCHARGED.-Levi II.
Whitney was arrested in this city on a rcqusition
from the Governor Of California, on q charge of
murder, and was brought before Chief Justice
Cartier, Of the District Supreme Court, on writ
OF haoeds corpus, and was discharged to-day. Judge
Cartier delivered lengthy opinion in the case,
and discharged the prisoner on the ground of in
formality In the requisiton, and refused to hold
him under arrest to await new requisitlon on the
ground chiefly that he is not attempting TO evade
process Of law, but Is here attending to his busi-
ness, and asserts his innocence and his willingness
to abide legal process.
Whitney Is charged with having been the leader
OF gang OF "squAtters," eighteen in number,
who killed Manuel Vera, an extensive land owner
In California who had shot squAtter. Vera was
sSsassinated by the gang after he WAS arrested and
was in the custody OF the sheriff.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Ultra C0nnubIaiitv.

In the course OF his remarks in the House
yesterday morning, Mr.. Kinney, of Utah,
proved his discipieship to Brigham Young by
speaking OF a mans defending hIs wiy es and
children,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

Iss~ The railroad advertisements on our Hra
page are inserted By authority cfthe railroad COM
pd"ie' 'ererdlly named, are officially corrected
''hen changes are made, Acnes can BE- rslitd upon
az correct.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
DisrnIssaIs During the Week ending JAM
uary ~, 1864.

Major NAhhan A. Brown, 45th Kcntuck,
volunteers, to date January 23, 1864, for con
duct unOecomIng an officer and gentleman
drunkenness on duty, and conniyancc at in
subordinatiOn.
Surgeon William II. Thayer, 18th New
Hampshire volunteers, to date January s, 1864.
list Lieutenant Charles steck, battery A,
Pennsylvania artillery, TO date October q,
1868, for having used highly reasonable and
disloyal language in the presence of officers
and enlisted men.
I'd Lieutenant Rollin D. Gray, 18th Missouri
volunteers, to date January 90, 1864, for dis
graceful conduct at low theater with public
prostitutes, and giving false name to the
Provost Guard when arrested.
DIsNIssALs CONFIRMED.
The orders OF dismissal heretofore Issued in
the following cases have hoen confirmed:
LIST Lieutenant and AdJutant b. II. c. Koel-
man, Independent Battalion New York yolun-
teers, 10 date December 30, 1868, for having
publicly exposed himself In state of gross IN
toxicatlon on the cabin floor Of the ,rn,,od
States transport Ben Deford, viii, . noss,no
from stono Inlet to Hilton Head. South Caro-.
lima, on the 18th day Of Pc. ember, lsG3 and
again on the same day upon Tho pIor at Ul,or
Head, South Carolina.
Captain Moses Washburuc, 8d regiment En-
gneors Corps d'Ahlque, 20 date January 20
1864.
Captain c. W. Rudyard, 1881 New York vol
untecrs, to date Jannary ., 1864 for oopdpct
u4sgraceiuI 70 the uniform of the United States.
LIST Lieutenant and Acting AdIutant V. p,
Mason, 29d Indiana volunteers, to date January
l, 1864, for conduct unbocomlng an officer and
gentleman.
DIsMIssNs REVOKED.
The orders Of dismissal in the following cases
have been revoked
Assistant Surgeon James Moore, nth Penn
sylvanla cavalry, he having been previously
discharged on tender Of resignation.
First Lieutenant William X. Harmount, 27th
Connecticut volunteers, aud lie Ia honorably
discharged as of the date of the order of dis.
mlssal.
RESTORED TO COMMISSION.
The following officers heretofore dismissed
arc restored, with pay from the date at which
they reJoin their regiments for duty, provided
ia" vacancies have not been filled by the Gov
crnors of their respective States.
Captain Robert Mcconnell, l5Oth New York
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon W. 5. Bell, 43d OLlo vol
unteCrs.
I'd Lieutenant j. q. Brandt, 10Th Pcnnsylva-
MIA volunteers.
plsHoSoRA"LN DISCHARGED.
ID Lieutenant George W. Sherman. Goth
Connecticut volunteers, on tender of rc,Igna.
ton on account of incompetency.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10. steamer salvor has arrived from
New York. Connignees will please attend to tho
reeeption oftheir goods at bnce. U' y
Ihis steamer win sail for New York on saturday
next, the 10Th Inst, At o'olosk a. m. L'lts .'.
Ja2S-t MORGAN 4 RHINEHART, Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
500
800 REMoVAL 200
TO NEW BUILDING, WV
..-..' & 800 q

TO NEW BUILDING,o WV
.. ..,,... ~, H 500 a
+ 1T ~, SEVENTH srpFET,
JOINING ODD FELLoWs' HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM e co.,
81 HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY,
TO THEIR
Jew BUILDIN r@,,
d." " H- 500 d
., o. SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, n
most complete assortment of every htyle and pTics
Of Military and cltizenB'
X. SADDLES AND DRIDLEs,
BREAST CoLLAEs AND MARTINGALEs,
FlNEsWoRp BELTS, with Topham's Patent slide.
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers of
LANGHoLZ's PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP.
FOR SALE:
- EWDANk's PATENT SPUR,
BUFFAIo AND SH FINE Ne WooLEN t In RohEsi Il fnS'S
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
II AR NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGEr BUGGY, AND EX.
sUTLERs3 STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W II PS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE,
4 r. u KS
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISFa
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsEs
LADIES, DRESS TRUNK IS and BONNET BONES
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS
Leather and Canvass Pelliseur Bags, Leather,
GAnV4gs and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SatshslsI Toy Trunks ami School Satohels, and
every artIelein their line OF business.
RRMEA BERI
e 500 H
SEVEN STREET
ja!otI
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

DEATHS FROM sHALL-PoX.-LGrge Per Cent
age.-sinee the LIST of'JAnuAry there have been 2oG
deaths OF soldiers and Government employees re-.
ported At the Burial Department Of Captain MooIe
Chief Assistant QuArteFmABters ONCE. OF these
n were deaths from smallpox, being Nbous S7per
cent. OF the whole number. '
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Transmission or soId,sr., Mon,~

Senator Lane, of Indiana, has presented bill
facilitating the sending of money by mail, by
perfected plan Of allotment, with an Allot-
ment Commissioner for each State.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
RESTORED 10 COMMIssIoN.
The Lnt.st HsY,IntIn,,

The latest revelation in Washington ia NJ,
organized movement which was made last yrnr
to remove the chief OF a bureau with fat con-.
tracts to make, and get Bostonian appolntcd
In his place. Chicago Journal.
What docs the above mean7
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

TEE CoURT-MARTIAL or SURGEON GESERAi
HAhMoND.-Dr. COX, Medical Purveyor of Balti-
more was on the stand yesterday before this court
martial, Of which Cen. oEisEby IL president, testI-
Tying about the purchase VI supplies at and after
the battle OF Gettysburg. DR.. George f.. Cooper,
surgeon U. s. A., Of Philadelphia, was the only
at 4 o'clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
.'HOuTned until tomorrow st u O'Clock.
Dl.tr,e, SuPTems Conrt-CIinainAI

DIstriet SuPFeme COHrt-CIinlInAlT Terra.
Jan. .'SekEOn Towers, soldier, charged with
the larceny of ( watch and chain, valued at sIs,
from William Hum, was found guilty, and recon-
mended to the mercy o. the court
VIM. McMahon, ohArgt>d with assault aGA bat
terry upon Michael Kennedy RH l"una s"l''y "Ha
Aent to jRil for thirty days,
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

br Ice Cream, Confeetionery, Ac.LHe-
eePtions Parties Weddlngs, Balls, suppers, Fairs,
notice and most reasonable terms ice cream and
Water Iees made by steam power, warranted TO be
the best In the cltywholeaAle and retail delivered
70 any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, Jeliies
Pyramids, ard Wedding Cakes made 20 order, AZ
Jos sHAFFIELDS Confectionery, $50 sixth
street, between q and H. @ 20 ja21-sm
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
SAILING OF TRE sTEI.MFR NEW
RERN.
The U. y. Steam sIooP-of-War BROOKLYN,
[By the People,n IIn.l

10y the Peoples Line.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The U. 8. steame,
.N MNe~Sern, the supply and transport steamer Of
the North Atlantic SquadI on, left the nav
yard yesterday, having on board one of thC
largest cargoes ever shipped from this station,
She had also on board large list of passengers.
confPosea OF onhcers aDl men for the neet.
Among the former were some otIlcers Of bISb
rank. - "'bH
The U. 3. steam sloop of war BROOKLYN.
which has been for SOM months undergoing
repairs at the ship yard OF Mr.. Westeryelt, Of
this city, arrived at the BROOKLYN nsyy vard o ~,
Tuesday TO receive her armament. and 70 bo
otherwise prepared for active seryice The
ordnance officers In the navy yard have bcr
armament almost ready, and Il wiz, % probabIS nv
be put on board In a few days. P'0""o'S
The Brooklyn Is now the ,
Navy Yard, and when her ,:ttosIs tns sup ~ tne
and her nal repairs cor .pleteS viii be- % aba % TO
shIe az rhen sha a, active service as formid-
"N'A oA~ st left this harbor.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

10 The 0rlce The National Repnblican % at
oil Ninth street, betrea PsnnsyipdniG avenue and
D street.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M. ..
REoEPTION AT PosTMAsTER GENE
RAJ BLAIR's.

Postmaster General Blair, and Mrs. BlaH,
win give a reception sttSGlr resldenco, on
PsnnSylyania Avenue, this evening. -r-,,'
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

E7- War Department, Al5utant Gener-
AIS OFFICE, Warrington, March 81, issS.---The
Agents OF the several States, who reside in this
otiee, that they may be promptly communicated
with II necessary. -, :. L. THOAAS
deSi-u L. Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

tS- This Paper ia nov Furnished By carriers "a
Subscribers in miS city aud Geor0etoiSn at nirts
cents per month.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
The Rebel Raiders In Tennessee De-
feRted.
IBy the People'g Line. /

[By the Peoples Line.l
NAsuyu III, Tenn, January 97.-The rebel
raiders have been daily defeated both at Athens
and Florence, and the rebels are endeavoring
to return to their ow;i lines. The raid has been
suddenly arrested.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

. a- Btorage-In Firs-Proof Brick NVnrs-
house, foot OF street. Apply to FRED. 8. COZ
lkhS PennsylvAniA avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street, 40 oco0-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

REBEL DRsHRTms.-Nlne desefters from the
rebel army arrived In this city from the HsAdauar.
tiers Of Army OF tho PotomAOlGSt night. They were
committed 10 the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

H8- 8-starvationi-Those W ho have been drugged
and half starved and are still getting WORSE should
call on DR. DARnrY. He cures by nutrition and
tonlca. No, lQ2 Seventh Atreet
dec3s-ims GtI Washington
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

Company, sos Ninth street, tone door fros Penn.
jyis-a ~ ~ "A. D. TALcorT, Manager.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

70 S1b'crioerS falling TO receive he Rspnblica,
regularity ,cil please notiv nis office.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual syatems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the Howard AssoeiationJ
sent BY mall In tealed letter envelopes, free o
charge. Address DR.. J. sKILL1N HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street
Philadelphia. Pa. no2s-dkwIn
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

DRsERTERs.-A number of deserters from
our army arrived In this city to-day. They ha,
been sent under guard from Detroit Michigan
They were committed to Forrest Hall Prison.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

81 The Confessions and Experience Of
An IHvALiD. Published for the benefit, and a. A
warning and CAUTION TO TouNo MEN who sutfef
from Nervous Debility, PremAture Decay OF Man
hood, etc. supplying at the same time THE MGAHs
or SELF cuRH. BY ono who has cured himself al
YER being put to great expense and injury thrbugi
medical humbug and quAckery. -
BY enclosing postpaid addressed enyelDite
single copies may be had OF the author,
...n- NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esa.
my 2s-1y Bedford, Kingn County, N, "
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

TuH "BLAcK SWAN" Miss E. T. Green,
field, assisted by her pupil, the Young Swan, '
gives another concert at the Fifteenth street Pres
byterian church next Monday evening.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
aatiunal Repnblitan.
WASHINGTON, d. Q.

MISREPRESENTATION 9s. 1884.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

An INTERESTING MURDER TRIAL-Frdncii
0'Toos, charged icih ne Murder Of Samuel SievenSon
ef kentucky I'm the District Supreme Court Grim.
inal Term, Judge olln presiding, the trial wAi
commenced this afternoon Of Francis o'Toole, who
10 indicted for causing the death Of Samuel Steven.
son, OF Kentucky, about the 18th OF December last
by striking him on the head with slunE shot
Mr.. Stevenson was Whiting the house Of Susie
Crebelng, on Twelfth street, near the avenue, and
while there got into row with the defendant and
number OF Others, and was subsequently
wounded, and died from the effects OF the wound,
at the National Hotel, . few days afterwArts. d.
W. Irving, David Sisson, and Lieut.. Orriek Look
were arrested as being accessory to the killing,
The parties were committed to Jail by Justice
Sioerlon, but the Grand Jury indicted only
oToole, who 10 now on trial. Joseph II. Bradley,
ESQ., appeared as counsel for the prisoner.
The Jury Is composed OF the following gentle
men: Watkins Tolson, ChM. Cumberland, Foster
Henshaw, Michael Nash, James Goddard, Daniel
Z kealey, Jacob Ash, John sessford, Richard II.
Harrison, w. II. Faulkner, Michael Tally and
Aaron D. Harmon.
District Attorney Carrington addressed the iury
stating that they could either find the prisoner
guilty OF murder or manslsughter. Certain cir
eumstantial evidence, he said, In some cases, was
more reliable than direct testimony.
He expected to show that this murder was the
ANSea' W biOi nhppencu IN nOtOrlouh
houses and related the circumstances, As made
public At the time, in regard to the killing OF tho
late Mr. stevenson. He also expected TO show, by
the dying declarations Of Stevenson that the prls-
oner was the man who struck the fatal blow.
Mr.. Bradley said that he happened to be present
At the trial before the Justice of the Peace, and
some testimony there given appeared to him very
slearI and he should compare that with testimony
when given here. Mr. D. went into the history OF
the case and spoke Of the good character oftho per-
sons who were with Mr.. o'Toole on hat occasion.
He expected to show, from the testimony Of the
girls In the house, that at the time Mr. stevenson
came in wounded and dripping with mud, o'Toole
and his friends had been gone for some time, and
no gentleman was there, except a gentleman who
was Just then coming out Of the house He expected
to prove by an eyewitness that, at the time Mr..
Stevenson cried out, 1--WE men ran away from him,
and Mr. o'Toole, whom he knows, was not one of
them. Great efforts, he said, were being made by
mr. sterenson's friends to convict the prisoner,
WIN. d. EnipiEle testifes that on the night in
question MIR. stevenson was brought 10 his store
very late AZ night, he examined the wound, which
ne thought At the time was a slight wound near the
crown OF his head, and cautioned him 10 get sur
geon TO examine IL the next morning, and he neI-
ther saw or heard anything more OF him until he
heard OF his death. ''
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

bEATH OF CITIZEN PROM SINGULAR
CAusE'-A warning to all parties being vaccInated
u given In the announcement we now make Of the
death OF Mr. Jas. Warder, OF the firm OF Warder &
Stewart, wood and coal dealers, on II and Twelfth
streets. About ten days ago Mr.. W. was vacei.
mated with what has since been Ascertaned to have
been impure vaccine matter. Tho arm day after
he had been vAecinAted swelled enormously, and
the swelling extended to his body Although
every effort was made TO save him by ORA Speake
and Stone, his physicians, he died yesterday morn
Ing Mr.. WArder was 4s years OF age and well
known citizen.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-28

Es-COnfort for the Army-NyIIson,s flat,
Evans Patent Tent Stove. The undersiTned' hAy.
ing purchased all the conflicting interests IN the
celebrated patents and improvements OF woodbury.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for army
use, ts now prepared TO furnish dealers in Wash.
lngton and Baltimore, without delay, with VIII.
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES, made OF cast ifOn
with eight feet OF pipej each stove pAeked IN boz
twelve inches BY six, and weighing, all complete
but about twenty POundsj large enough to heat
thoroughly any othoer's tent--a wonder OF com.
paotness and utility. For sale by all the prominent
dealers In stoves A. d suffers supplies.
y. wIIQnN Gnla
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

rune pom f1. uno nil idr etsislbs MIDI
perantporiIitb (ein. Aber BE In ptelsu'
pafus aueesfprc&sne Bsrsbruns Gin,
colne 1T aan1 lbs1sinftimmsnp nit man.
den In anrern ArtissIu eerislbsn sutballe'
nsn S&msidslsien.
0itust&t bat pte ,.Staatsisitune" erl
In Rsuerer 3eit ben ,.inusren Butb" Gins
eolns ftnnen eelsrut. Ssmanp dueerts
f& 70 seeen uns. Nun frsiIid. rituei&t.
9srsnfaus wirb fe wubl zen tnnsrsn
Dntb ru 2ineolu: Gluts ftnnsn unp
f&dsen eelsrnt baber.
Das publitum m6ae nod ttslsn eur3eu
Anrsutunssn unp 6inwsifunesn teu1ibets
len. Oh pte ,eSq. S!aatsieituna" ttn II i.
rifalss Blan. orr ni6t pislmetr. stu
eaplsrpaiiuss. abbdneiass Arminif'ra.
tiunsereun fei, psldss nur rssbalb pom
u''tatatftalsn fprtdbi. um ~ usrtrssn.
pae % :{rlbf aufesbsr, 'tul, rasifal ~
kin, aa9csm ss In ttn eineoIn glutasv
,in.u, .ul'rd' eonfsrsdttu,u Organ f& pat
fsmpsln lafsn. -
tim ten Ruritalis6us. TT fa auf eos
@sl&r.i b,ft,inft ..Rrisa bfs aur untn'
funa rer N.tsQtn unp tts aur Abl&afTuns
rn Stlausr.r' fumms1n mir uns wtnfas
IN zen 9op ser @t|assri aloubt |sItff
les, jeen 0opp.rbeao. 70 tn zen 'unter
gang res 9sf Dauis. Ntu IS banrsl'
i'd um ros ,,Die unb rae W AM n"
uup ,or au,n Dineen un1 II, Nufre&t
boltuna eer 0olfslo louuerat
niidt une Bsldlsuna perislbsn Reasn
arifofro,i1de @sllffe unc Corruption.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-28

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